dan white was furious. he immediately made a motion as soon as the bill came up to send it back to the committee and of course nobody would go a long lg witway for that notion because t was obvious what he was doing. so his bill passed on a first reading 10-1 and the one against it was dan's vote and the second was 10-1 with one vote against it of course and then it was signed into law by the mayor, but he never forgave harvey for that and then as i'm sure you all know, he resigned from the board of supervisors in novemb november 1978 and he had a lot of pressure from his supporters like the board of realtors because he knew people wanted rent control in san francisco and then life would argue against rent control and a few days after -- and the board of supervisors voted to accept the resignation a few days after he re-signed. he came to the office to say he made a mistake and wanted his job back. according to the testimony, he said anyone can make a mistake when they figure out how to do this. when harvey

. >> this is dan rather at the white house.resident johnson signed into law a new bill authorizing secret service protection for all presidential candidates and their families. congress agreed finally on federal gun control legislation. but the bill is primarily deals with handguns. it is not nearly as strong as what president johnson had been suggest, however before the shoot of senator robert kennedy, president johnson thought it was possibly the best he could get this year. now he thinks they can do better. he wrote a letter urging, demanding might be the better dreppings, much more sweeping gun control legislation. >> today i sent the following statement to the speaker of the house and to the vice president, the president of the senate. today the nation cries out to the conscious of the congress. criminal violence from the muzzle of a gun has once again brought heartbreak to america. surely this must be clear beyond question. the hour has come for the congress to enact a strong and effective gun control law. governing the f

dan rather cbs news, the white house.tng after on june 5th, 1968, new york senator robert f. kennedy was shot and mortally wounded in the los angeles ambassador hotel. he had just delivered a victory speech after winning the california presidential primary. the next day. next on american history tv, from arlington national cemetery commemorating the 50th anniversary of his assassination. former president bill clinton delivered remarks to an audience that included rfk's family. the organization founded in 1968 >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the invocation by father matt malone. >> let us pray. we meet not in a moment of mourning, but in an hour of hope. for this memorial is not only our

how much does that matter to the president, more importantly dan mcgahn and the white house counsel'sffice? >> the records always matter. in another way the records will also matter is during the confirmation hearing when senators will be scrutinizing the record and opponents of who whomever the president nominates will gear up opposition toward that. a lot of the outside groups have already been building -- basically opposition files on these judicial nominees and seeing even the five discussed are disqualified for x, y, z reasons. i know in the confirmation hearings democrats will clearly try to press the nominee on how they would rule on certain hot-button issues. republicans are saying the nominee will rely to the ginsburg standard. that is the way supreme court nominees have conducted themselves in hearings. the legal record matters. it will be the source of what they argue about on capitol hill in a couple weeks. >> harry reid broke the filibust filibuster. if you have 50 votes, 51, it's over. the one thing they are banking on is that melting down in front of the committee, unde

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are doing all they can to avoid that military option, and that might include a visit to the white house. liz: dan, to the g7. the president does face a clash at g7 with canada, germany and others. germany's angela merkel warning about that. he still faces fights with congress over his trade agenda. here's the president tweeting, isn't it ironic getting ready to get on g7 in canada to fight for our country on trade. we have the worst trade deals ever made, then off to singapore to meet with north korea and the nuclear problem, but back home we have the 13 angry democrats pushing the witch-hunt. he's covering a lot of ground there. what was your reaction to that tweet? >> more than a lot of ground, liz. my reaction is this president has a lot on his plate. he's capable of filling up that plate. but i'm a little worried about the trade piece because he needs allies like south korea and japan to get anything done with north korea, and let us not forget, he has withdrawn from the iran nuclear deal, the europeans are upset about that, but he does need their help, going forward on that. i'm not sure you

dan was seen at the white house monday but he declined to comment to cnbc >>> in other political newsook for a big vote on immigration today. >> reporter: brian, the congress is trying to figure out what to do about immigration, what to do about family separation, what to it's not clear that alleamers, of it will get addressed overnight, a federal judge ruled that migrant families must be reunited over the next month but in congress today's immigration vote looks iffy. it ends family separations and provides $25 billion for a border wall with no assurance president trump will sign it that's why some lawmakers say they're voting no the backup plan. >> if that doesn't succeed then we'll cross that bridge. >> reporter: the plan on keeping migrant families together, 17 states and d.c. are suing the federal government to eunite children with their parents. >> with his zero tolerance policy up in the air, the supreme court upheld president trump's travel ban >> this is a great victory for our constitution >> reporter: in 5-4 decision the high court said it's okay to ban travel from seven co

dan rather, cbs news, the white house. >> follow us on twitter for information on our schedule and to keep up with the latest history news. >> this year marks the centennial of u.s. participation in world war i. next on "american artifacts," we visit the library of congress to learn about an exhibit on the great war. this is about 40 minutes. >> my name is ryan. i am an historian at the library of congress. i would like to welcome you to the exhibition on world war i, echoes of the great war. american experiences of world war i. what you have here is a map, a couple of maps, just to give you a sense of the totality of world war i. in 1914.d -- erupted in 1915, america was not involved militarily. 1917 did we enter in april. the declaration of war requested by wdrow wilson, given on april 6. i would like to take you into the first section of the exhibit arguing over war. the idea is to demonstrate the kind of arguments americans are having as the war is raging in europe and elsewhere. what we are doing in terms of humanitarian aid, building the military, and how we are responding to pr

dan, paula. >> good to know. tara reporting from the whiteouse this morning, tara, thank you. >>> we want to bring in abc's chief white house correspondent jon karl who is also in d.c. hosting "this week" a little bit later this morning. jon, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> so let's talk about the russia investigation. rudy giuliani now calling for an investigation into the investigation. it's one thing when he speaks. but now we have prominent lawmakers like mccarthy and mitch mcconnell talking about the mueller investigation, that we need to wrap it up. so does that make a real difference? >> it does. this is a significant change. paula, i mean, the republican leadership in congress has been consistent in supporting the mueller investigation. so even as the president's called it a witch-hunt, even as some of those -- some of his allies in his base have vilified mueller, the congressional leadership, people like mccarthy and paul ryan and mitch mcconnell, have said that mueller must be allowed to do his work. now, the fact that they

someone who worked on this and other policy issues in the obama white house is dan pfeiffer, former seniorogramme. i want to ask you about theissue programme. i want to ask you about the issue of immigration and president obama, your former boss, has put out a facebook page which is being widely run on social media in mejias, are we a nation which tolerates the cruelty of ripping children from their parents‘ arms? but when you look at what is happening with immigration here and in europe, i wonder if you don't think you against a tide that is stronger than just donald trump on this. there is a widespread desire from populations on both sides of the atlantic to see administrations ta ke the atlantic to see administrations take proper responsibility for this issue. the question of immigration issue. the question of immigration is dry to find a balance between laws and values as a nation. i can't speak to the other side of the atlantic, but an american iraq bipartisan majorities that support these policies that they have talked about, including providing illegal starters for a long time, prot

dan is right. let's go back to chief white house white house correspondent john roberts in singapore for the very latestng about the upcoming working lunch between donald trump and kim jong un. i want to know what's on the menu. i'm getting hungry. talking about appetizers earlier, in-n-out burgers. come on. give us some flavor. >> one thing i can tell you, i don't know what's on the menu but there is very good food here in s. one update, larry kudlow, chief economic advisor, the white house put out a statement saying he suffered a mild heart attack. he is in good condition according to his doctors and will make a full and speedy recovery. the most important thing right now, the big unknown for the u.s. delegation. his kim jong un sincere about wanting to give up his nuclear weapons program? secretary of state mikepeo was twice told in person by kim that he is sincere. i asked the president about it on the south lawn of the white house and again in a press conference in the rose garden. do you think kim is sincere? the president said he believes he is. giving up the nuclear weapons would go against ever

seeing great white sharks along the monterey bay i com just ask fisherman dan philips. >> i saw the finish about 16, 1 inches tall. >> but seeing one washed ashore is rare. that's what happened sunday morning as people captured the disturbing images of a 9 foot long great white in aptos, covered with gashes and cuts but not external signs of trauma. a necropsy was performed tuesday. they have not released the results but they opened up a criminal investigation into the death. >> that leads me to say they found something that suggests more criminal intent than accidental catch. >> over at moss landing marine lab. david ee bert heads the research center. he says this type of criminal investigation is unique in california, given that great white sharks are a protected species. >> by protected species you can't go out and catch them, whether recreational or commercially. they can't target them. >> the question of who would kill great white and how is still a mystery. >> what they- did they find bullet holes or a cut with a knife? i don't know what would kill a great white. >> comments on this

>> jimmy: dan scavino, the guy who helps write trump's tw white house. .hinking long and hard he said, "i've decided it's time for me to covfefe." [ laughter and applause ] and that's -- i just have -- some business news. since a judge approved at&t's merger with time warner, experts say it could open up the door for other big companies to merge. well, we took a look at some companies we'd like to see merge just because of what they could rename themselves. i'll show you what i mean. for example, if saks 5th avenue and citigroup merged, they'd be "saks in the citi." >> steve: oh! [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: i'd like that. >> steve: i love that. >> jimmy: i'd like to see that happen. >> steve: love to see it. >> jimmy: next up, if myspace and ebay merged, they'd be, "mybay." [ laughter and applause ] here's another, if chili's and netflix merged, they'd be "netflix and chili's." come on! [ laughter and applause ] that's perfect. why's that not happening? and finally if bdobo and dunkin' donuts merged, they'd be "ba-dunk-a-dunk." [ laughter and appla

former first lady michelle obama reflect on her time in the white house and provides a preview of her memoir being published in the fall. abcnews dan abrams recalled abraham lincoln last legal case. a murder defense in 1859. that begins at 9 pm eastern. at 10:00 p.m. on our "after words" program. drip physician, mona hanna-attisha details efforts to provide scientific evidence that children in flint michigan were exposed to lead poisoning through the cities water supply.she's interviewed by democratic senator, gary peters of michigan. and we wrap up the prime time programming at 11 pm with investigative reporter, ken ben singer on the u.s. government case against the international soccer governing body. that happens tonight on c-span2 booktv. 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books. television for serious readers. now, here is historian, rachel devlin on the desegregation of american public schools.

dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze in for alma daetz. >> democrats and republicans are calling for an end to this white house abc news reporter janai norman is in washington. >> reporter: a little girl, one of some 2000 kids separated from their parents, undocumented immigrants seeking asylum arrested, detained in cages behind metal fences. a recording first obtained by pro publica captures the desperation. >> the president should not be using these kids as leverage to get a border wall or whatever he's trying to do. it's obscene. >> reporter: the president is standing firm. >> the united states will not be a migrant camp and it will not be a refugee holding facility. won't be. >> reporter: falsely blaming democrats, yet defending his own policy. a policy the president himself could end as it was launched and is enforced by his administration. >> what exactly image of this country you want? >> the image is an immigration system that secures our borders and up holds our humanitarian ideals. congress needs to fix it. >> reporter: among the growing opposition, all four living former first ladies, roselyn carter, hillary clinton joining laura

dan, thank you. our thanks to jon and terry, as well. >>> the other major headline involving the white house tonight, the announcement from the president today that he will meet face-to-face with russia's vladimir putin. the president come firming the plan during a meeting with the president of portugal in the oval office. asked by a reporter if he would go to the world cup final in russia. i ty' ab wh tld like we will probably be meeting sometime in the not too distant future, and i said it from day one, getting along with russia and with china and with everybody is a very good thing. >> so, not going to the world cup final, but committing to a possible summit with president putin. the president saying the meeting will likely happen around his visit to europe, which comes next month. >>> we move on to the other news tonight, and major developments in the death of antwon rose this evening. an east pittsburgh police officer has now been charged with the shooting of the unarmed teen after a traffic stop. and new video tonight of the drive-by shooting that prompted that traffic stop. a person firing fro

dan. >> and i am mark murray. >> with the barrage of news from the white house every day and constant stream of polls, ads, primaries is easy to lose sight of what the consequences are for the mid term elections in november. let's take a 30,000 foot view. first and obvious one, democrats take over the hhese, control oversite committee with power to investigate the president. that means lots of profile hearings and investigations, not to mention talk of impeachment that mht come from them. >> second, the courts, one of trump's most enduring legacies so far, the numbeveof conservaudges that the gop led senate confirmed. if democrats in control after november, they would be able to stop the lifetime appointments. and if there's a supreme court vacancp it would be set for a huge fight. >> not to mention the policy implications for immigration and obamacare as democrats seize back control of ca pi please keep your shoes on!it stop messingyour sister! hey! hey! don't make me come back there! so? feels really good.... yeah, i'm gonna buy it. (vo) customer service that goes the extra mile. enterprise makes it easy (birds ch

not sure if this is a week you wish you were at the white house or you're glad you're not in it. dan balz called it a trifecta of ineptitude. a policy hash. a political debacle. and the most dramatic personal stepdown of the trump presidency. my question is, i guess, was it? gdere toexain it. this week has been gripping imagery and terrible optics for the administration. part of this was avoidable. the attorney general's requirement, his memo for zero tolerance said his u.s. attorneys, where practicable. and almost from the outset -- it's an understandable and righteous decision to take to prosecute any illegal entrant into the country, almost from the outset, we didn't have the capacity to detain these parents together or separately. >> that's the question i want to ask. separating families has been contemplated for a long time. chief of staff john kelly in march 2017, here's what he said. when he was homeland security secretary. >> if you get some young kids who are coming in -- manage to sneak into the united states with their parents, are department of homeland security personnel

white house, thank you. >> thanks. melissa: here now is danenninger of the wall street journal editorial page deputy editor and fox news contributor what do you think about this, dan? >> well, i think that the democrats, the liberals, the left are getting out on thin ice i mean it wasn't merely what happened to sarah sanders at the red hen restaurant but also department of homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen was essentially run out of a mexican restaurant in washington and demonstrate ors show up through the night at her home to keep her awake with bull horn shouting shame at her. this is the kind of behavior that rubs a lot of people the wrong way, and i think that what maxine waters was saying there is beginning to sound a lot to me, melissa, like the anti-war protest of the vietnam period back in the 1960s when a lot of emotional intensity got running and led just like the democratic convention 1968. she is really playing with fire and i think nancy pelosi understood that and that's why she tried to take it down with her tweet. mel

the no trespassing sign goes up at the white house for america's super bowl champions as dan tom cancels the traditional presidential meeting and holds a party of his own plus. he and his friends. in. the weather sponsored by cattle ways. welcome back we'll look at the levant and western parts of asia first of all this time and weather conditions the most part fine tashkent there in the spec is down thirty five degrees find dishes for back out on the shores of the caspian sea tehran should be sunny baghdad should be blistering really hot on the eastern side of the mediterranean we still have a few showers around in parts of turkey but otherwise not looking too bad and it's looking pretty warm there for beirut and lebanon the highs of twenty nine through into thursday not a great deal of change expected some share it to fifty possible across the caucasus so let's head down into the arabian peninsula it has been very warm and very humid here in recent days there's a bit more in the way of breeze picking up over the next few days but that's not going to stop the temperatures rising and so f

white house, he w lawyer in illinois. his final courtroom appearance is the subject of a new book by dan abrams, "lincoln's last trial: thease that propelled him to the presidency." i spoke to dan short time ago. dan abrams, how did the discovery of a cardboard box ina a garageyou to write this book about lincoln's last trialu dan: when my cor brought me the story i didn't believe it. there's a transcript, the only transcript that exists of the abraham lincoln trial. it was a really compelling murder trial. no one has writtenbout it, no one has focused on it, and it has become a footnote to history. it was discovered in 1989. i said, "come on, you are exaggerating, something has got to be wrong he." it was all exactly right. we do have this amazing piece of history, this transcript o abraham lincoln's own wordscr s-examining witnesses, questioning witnesses. it is about 100 pages long. laura: you say that this trial actually propelled abraham lincoln to the presidency. how come? dan: this was nine months before he got the republican nomination. this was the last major trial that he did. he had everything to lose by taking

dan, come back. thank you. >> thank you. >>> breaking news. the washington post reporting the white house will push forward with a plan to shrink the size of the federal government by merging the labor and education departments. this would be the centerpiece of the long awaited proposal to make washington function effectively. the plan calls for streamlining the government for the way it gives benefits for low-income americans. now any consolidation would require congressional approval. we know how that goes. it makes the success of the plan a long shot. >>> a teenager shot and killed running away from police in east pittsburgh. what police and the family lawyer are saying this morning. where are d dad? 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico! goin' up the country. love mom and dad' i'm takin' a nap. dude, you just woke up! ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. unexpected situation? aha. (gasps) l'oréal's magic root cover up. 3 seconds to flawless roots. 3

for russia to be readmitted to the meeting of g7 allies, the white house economic advisor said the administration is in agreement. >> i think danis correct in his accusations but that doesn't mean you can't do business with them. i think, you know, part of the world story, they're a military power, they're not an economic power. >> all right. let's get a check on your weather with bill karins. some bad weather in the mid-atlantic this morning? >> yeah, philadelphia had some play jor floosh flooding. i-76, cars were stranded on it. the flash flood warning continues south of philadelphia, delaware, all of delaware, a good little chunk of maryland and southern jersey. shifted now to the south. just exiting in atlantic city. it's also starting to reason in d.c. but you'll still very more showers heading your way. flash flooding most any the delaware and southern jersey. let's time out this soggy morning for you. the front shift to is south so that's the good news. the rain is going to be in different locations. d.c. probably cloudy and cool, but the rain, done. philadelphia, dry, sun comes out. raleigh area, eastern north carolina

white. >> thank you. and you look lovely too, diane, it's great to have you here. >> here we go again. >> hold hands. go ahead, dan. we're having a moment. >> nice tie. >> see what you started, marciano. after the commercial break i'll be in a seersucker suit. >>> coming up on "gma" looking for answers. how did a dog, this adorable dog, end up dead on a cross-country airline trip. what the airline and the dog's owners are saying this morning. >> so much heartbreak. >>> and white sox pitcher danny farquhar back on the mound. lots of smiles for the first time since suffering a near fatal brain hemorrhage in the dugout showing off his scar and talking to us about his future. will he pitch in major league baseball again. we're right back. e right back. y within me. because my body can still make its own insulin. and once-weekly trulicity activates my body to release it. trulicity is not insulin. it comes in a once-weekly, truly easy-to-use pen. it works 24/7. trulicity is an injection to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. don't use it as the first medicine to treat dia

abby: he says he is not going to stop until integrity returns to the white house. dan to react. that's next. and can do you roseanne without roseanne? abc, they are trying to, apparently. an update on that straight ahead ♪ ♪ ♪ >> $17 million is a really huge amount. but the greater cost to the public is that we paid all this money and we don't find out the truth that we're not going to get what we paid for. so the test is going to be both in the fbi and mueller investigation is we'll be see the factsment the prohibitive cost in all of this would be lingering doubts. >> that was jonathan turley last night on tucker's show. here to react dan bongino former secret service agent and host of the dan bongino show. and also an nratv contributor. 17 million bucks the doj has now revealed their spending report. are we getting a good return on our investment for that $17 million of taxpayer money? [laughter] >> pete, what is this the comedy hour. change careers on me? $17 million? are we getting our money's worth? we are getting worked. worked with a capital w. i grew up in new

dan? >> my hit to the philadelphia eagles football team not for refusing to come to the white house but forpractice of having a professional team show up at the white house. they should stay home with the fans that rooted for them. >> >> we begin with a fox news alert. as the president and the north korean leader, kim jong-un or both in singapore. both ready for the historic and high-stakes summit and that eventually dismantling the north nuclear program. this event coming up fast. hello everyone welcome to a brand-new hour of "americas news headquarters". >> the president embarking on what he calls a mission of peace. describing the historic summit is a great opportunity for kim jong-un and the downtrodden people. facing

dan? >> my hit to the philadelphia eagles football team not for refusing to come to the white house but for of having a professional team show up at the white house. they should stay home with the fans that rooted for them. >> >> lou: good evening, everybody. our top stories. paul ryan displaying indefensible support of the establishment whose boots he loves to lick. the lame duke speaker defies reason and decency as he did so and lining up with gowdy saying there is no evidence of a spy in the trump campaign and playing toady to the open border globalist and he chose to pour syrup and he will

hanging lanterns on the problems created by misstatement s that come from the white house at times. >> thank you both. danll be back later to talk about another president abe lincoln in your new book "lincoln's last trial." let's go to michael. >> thank you so much. >>> it may be the last trial of lincoln, but it could be the last stand for the cleveland cavaliers. the finals last night, the warriors are two wins away from taking home the title for the second straight season and that's come after steph curry set that nba finals record with nine three-pointers. abc's t.j. holmes is in oakland and, t.j., steph was in mvp form last night. >> reporter: stra, he put on a show, and he was putting up shots that you and i wouldn't even try in the backyard during a game of horse. once again cavs/warriors gave us something we've never seen before in nba history. >> draymond green. >> reporter: the golden state warriors were back to championship form against the cleveland cavaliers in game two of the nba finals. >> curry back in the corner. nice little fake. sets up another. got it again. led by a barrage of shots f

dan? >> my hit to the philadelphia eagles football team not for refusing to come to the white house but forional team show up at the white house. they should stay home with the fans that rooted for them. >> 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

dan? >> my hit to the philadelphia eagles football team not for refusing to come to the white house but forofessional team show up at the white house. they should stay home with the fans that rooted for them. >> all right thank you all. thank you for watching.thank you to my panel. i am paul gigot. i hope to see you right here next week. >> a fox news alert. the countdown is on to the high-stakes u.s. /north korea summit. the president is on his way to singapore. the president expressing optimism ahead of his unprecedented meeting with kim jong-un that will happen on tuesday. the president calling it a one time shot for the north korean leader saying the opportunity will not come again. welcome to a brand-new hour instead of in america's news headquarters. >> good afternoon. questions on what we can express at this historic meeting for the president as he left today from the g7 and canada. on his way as we speak to singapore for the meeting with the north korean leader. that is where will be held. the

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i know dan pfeiffer and others at the white house were not always happy with the columns but they had a lot of the times when you call names evil and mean spirited i think they are wrong. i'm a capitalist. i don't like socialism. i believe in borders. i don't think it's because they are evil, horrible people that hate america. i think it's just because they are wrong. we can have that disagreement and debate. abby: discredit you from the very beginning. how should we take you sear yuretionly and listen tout argument and throw it out there like that and call people such horrific names. pete: try again, donnie. he. ed: people used to use nazi analogies look it up. you would have to careers were ended over it now people throw it out you are like the nazis, unbelievable. abby: we have other news i want to bring you this morning. those headlines stuarting with a fox news alert. air force plane goes down during a training exercise injuring one pilot. the plane crashed near holman base. the pilot suffered non life-threatening injuries. seventh crash this year compared to seven total last yea

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. >> dagen: the white house slamming a democratic house candidate in virginia over an outcome hearing president trump to usama bin laden. dano is running against barbara comstock in virginia's tenth congressional district narrates the ad. listen to this. >> after 9/11, the threat to our democracy lived in a cave. it today, he lives in the white house. no one, even the president, is above the law. barbara comstock hasn't beaten every politician. i'm different. >> dagen: blasting him, saying the ad is nothing short of reprehensible. leaders from across the political spectrum, starting with leaders like pelosi months condemn this abhorrent message. a spokesperson did it respond with. while the leaders are not condoned in this ad, if the president wants to join in the level of civility, he should begin with himself. and helmer's campaign at doubling down, telling politico what is up orange is the way that he has failed it to uphold his oath of office to preserve, protect, and to defend the constitution of the united states. david, you know barbara comstock. but let's begin with you. >> david: yes, i do. she is my oldest daughte

reporter: a senior white house official told foxnews donald trump did open and read the letter and he read it just prior to leaving for camp david. leland: we now bring in michigan congressman danis thoughts. we will get to north korea in a minute, you want to talk about how the white house is spinning the jobs numbers and get your reaction. >> whenever there is economic news that is good news the white house wants to get in front of it. that was certainly the case in the last administration and when we have continued job growth we see it as a good thing. leland: there is almost pain in your voice saying job growth is a good thing. >> not at all. the people you work for are getting jobs. it is an uneven growth, it was during the obama administration and continues as uneven growth in the trump administration so i focus on those areas left behind, good economic news is good news and we want to give every american a chance to participate and that is why i focus. leland: the state you are from and represent has some diverse constituencies, you talk to congressman from south carolina, even republicans were extraordinarily concerned about the tariffs that could affect foreign automak

white house correspondent tara palmeri is in new jersey this morning. tara, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. that's right. president trump said he'll be announcing his supreme court nominee in less than two weeks and he'll be working this weekend to narrow down his top picks. he said he's down to five, and two of them are women. this morning, the countdown is on. >> look, i like them all. but i've got it down to about five. >> reporter: aboard air force one for a weekend of golf with his family, president trump revealing to reporters he's narrowed down his supreme court short list to five. two of those candidates are women. he says he'll announce his pick on july 9th. despite campaign promises, president trump telling fox news the position of any of these prospective nominees on abortion is not a critical issue. >> are you going to ask your nominees beforehand how they might vote on roe versus wade? >> well, that's a big one and probably not. they're all saying don't do that. you don't do that. you shouldn't do that, but i'm putting conservative people on. >> reporter: it's been just three

breakfast media white house correspondent fineberg was more direct and he tweeted this -- "you caused this, mr. president." he didn't explain how. dangino is a former secret service agent and n.r.a. tv contributor and he joins us tonight. this is a little weird. i kept thinking -- this is not a defense of the president or the rhetoric but it's defensive accuracy and the truth. these are reporters and journalists and of all people shouldn't they be waiting for the facts before rendering judgment? yet, they were the quickest to jump in with the ill-informed claims. >> yes, tucker. i have never seen anything like it. we are in the most hostile political environment i have seen in my 40-plus years on the planet where i have been conscious. listen, tucker, the horrible shooter that shot up the baseball field in alexandria. it wasn't bernie sanders fault. although he was a sanders supporter. the sarah palin and the bullseye over the target. it's not palin's fault. speech is not violence. the effort by some, sadly on the other side of the aisle to constantly make that conflation when it comes to conservatives that we are somehow responsibl

kudlow is looking to restock the white house economic team amid turnover this is according to three people familiar with the matter. among the people kudlow is considering, dan clifton and stephen moore, the conservative economist and kudlow's close friend clifton has been floated as potential deputy director of chief of staff and is said to be one of the handful of candidates considering over agency officials and one current nec staffer. moore's name has been mentioned for a bespoke senior advisory role according to art laugher, he's someone in step with kudlow and could fill his shoes when he's away clifton and moore declined to comment. kudlow did not respond to requests for comment roughly a quarter of the necs 24 jobs are open including senior roles of agriculture policy. one person is set to take a senior role at a financial trade association but may remain at the white house to run its legislative affairs arm. the white house for its part said it would not comment on who larry has spoken to only that he's interviewed several candidates both internally and externally for the position p. melissa. >> kayla, thank you. all of those names should be familia

white house. thank you for that. sets up your discussion, melissa. melissa: let's bring in today's panel, fox business's susan li, dan henninger, "wall street journal," also a fox news contributor, liz peek, foxnews.com columnist. dan, start with you. i hear a lot of republicans at the end of that report saying they can't understand why the president is so upset, if you flip it around, you can imagine the president walking away from that thing. we had a big beautiful meeting with beautiful agreement. everyone is in love again, no matter what happened. seems like trudeau at very least stuck to original talking points after the meeting. what do you think? is that a crazy way to look at it? >> there is no crazy way to look at it. melissa: crazy no matter how you look at it. >> consider what happened through the g7. president enters the meeting imposing tariffs on steel and aluminum tariffs. first thing he suggests on arriving the russians should be at the meeting, back in the g7. remember when he said that? within 12 hours he was proposing no tariffs whatsoever between europe and canada, and by the time he left he was i

white house. see you in a bit my friend. i want to bring in danny sa vie yos in mcallen texas. dan no, i, you have been in court with some of these migrants being processed. talk whether you're seeing any dirve today versus friday, what you're hearing from some of these defendants as they talk with the judge. >> reporter: we saw some defendants, not all, exercise thag their right of allocution which means they can get and you address the court at the time of their sentencing. not all did, most said that they had nothing to say. but many expressed an obvious interest in the least amount of jail time possible so they could ga get back to their families. nobody on court on friday openly said that they had been separated from their families, but several indicated they had families back in their home countries for which they were the sole provider and they had to get back to their families. but allocation had to be brief because there were 60 to 70 defendants. what i'm look for today is how many defendants will we see in the morning session for misdemeanors and in the afternoon session

white house, well, i would say go ahead and do it. but not now. not when putin is on the wrong side. >> dana: dan, the new italian prime minister, he apparently agrees with the president that russia should be returned. and is it possible with the suggestion by macron that maybe we could make this a g-6 -- is it possible that some these international institutions that the world has looked to to resolve some of these issues or to have alliances, have they maybe, you know, passed their prime? is it time to maybe consider a different way of working with these countries? >> well, those are two questions. one is should we remodel the institutions of the free world to better handle the challenges of the 21st century? sure. let's look at that but, let's not start by fighting with our friends and kissing up to our adversaries. do you remember -- do you remember the obama reset with putin? people criticized that inviting putin back to the g-7 now goes much farther. and i don't see what american interest is served. >> dana: the president is saying i'm the cheerleader for america. i'm the head coach for capi

white house political director. i should have known that off the top of my head. former senator schumer aide chris han and former secret service agent dan bongino. let's go to you, chris. this was a big, big night for the democrats last night. republicans experienced their own sea change in 2014 but last night, we had this young upstart. if you are a democrat, she's kind of cool. she is young. she is hip. she is using social media. she's at the border screaming about how i.c.e. is committing human rights violations. does that win elections nationally? >> i don't know about nationally but all politics is local. she put the focus on local issues. her opponent had been in congress for 20 years. he wasn't even really living in the district anymore. she really played on that and did a very good job. these are very low turnout elections, and there had never been a june primary in that district. she got her people out, and by the time crowley noticed she was nipping at his heels, beating him, it was way too late. he spent a lot of money but he never have a grassroots which you need in these june primaries which are new to new york. >> laura: i