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david bossie is a fox news contributor and knows her very well.oughts are this morning as everybody wonders what's happening inside the white house. >> first of all, hope hicks say dear friend of mine. she say wonderfully warm, incredibly thoughtful person. a true professional at her job and somebody the president of the united states counts on and has counted on every minute of every day for the last several years. she is instrumental to really putting forth his agenda during the campaign. and now in this white house. she say steady set of hands and just a wonderful, wonderful person. i count myself as the president of her fan club. i can't speak highly enough of her. she is somebody who is going to have a great career going forward. >> sandra: she's been with this president all through the campaign and transition process and up to now. she's been an integral part of this presidency. who is capable of filling her shoes? >> filling her shoes is going to be difficult. finding somebody who can go in there and do the strategic forward looking communi

to be the new secretary of state and gina haspel will take over his role and let's bring in david boss bossier fox news contributor, a man who those the president well. what do you make of it, david? >> it's quite exciting to be candid with you. because this president wants people around him that share his non-establishment way of doing things. i think he got frustrated with his secretary of state and that he wanted to do things his way. the president is much more aggressive and you can see whether it's iran or north korea, any of these issues going on around the world whether it's diplomacy or economic issues and wants to do things differently. it's the reason he got elected. so now we're going to see secretary pompeo in that role and he was a dynamic cia director and great member and excited he'll be in the role and then this president is nominating the first woman to be head of the cia. again, a first for america and it's exciting for this administration. >> sandra: and is the has served as an officer of the cia for 30 years recently working as a deputy along side mike pompeo and the presi

david bossie, trump's 2016 deputy campaign manager joins me in just a moment with his thoughts on this very surprising news today. but we begin with chief national correspondent ed henry at the white house with all of the breaking news tonight. good evening, ed. >> the day began around here with a little bit of chaos about the president again beating up on the man that he has called his beleaguered attorney general. that overshadowed just a few hours later by this abrupt and unexpected exit by the communications director hope hicks. as you mentioned, she is only 29. yet had become very effective, influential in the west wing. the president's longest serving aide who got high marks for helping shepherd the tax cut. why her exit statement focusing on her words there are no words to express her gratitude to the president. the president glowing in his statement praising her three years at his side dating back to the campaign. quote: she is as thought smartd thoughtful as they come. i will miss having her by my side. when she approached pursuing other opportunities i totally understood. i'm

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and they allow him as corey lewandowski and david bossie said in the book, let trump be trump. if the president watches your show, i would say go back to being trump. kennedy: do you still talk to him? >> i probably talked to him three weeks ago. i talked to him a few times after bannon was exposed to be the guy i said he was. if you read-my evaluation take out my curls words, it's what i said about bannon. i don't talk to him that much. kennedy: dose say you were right be i was wrong, i feel bad. >> that's not his personality. >> i was trying to help him. i'm a loyal guy. i worked on this since 2016. i you gave mid 6 figures to the pac, the presidential trust and inaugural. i put my money where my mouth and heart and soul is. i like the president and his family. kennedy: have you take and hit? >> i haven't measured that. and i don't care it's a high price to pay for being the president's friend. when i look at our country and see the working class i lived in, aspirational working class turning into the desperational working class, we have to disrupt the system on the swamp. ke

jesse: here to react former department campaign manager david bossie and former advisor to hillary clintonhillipe ryan. that was the president having fun with sleepy eyed chuck todd. he was praising himself to have the foreknowledge to know how to get a deal done and talking about how things are look good on the peninsula. he's going in there clear-eyed. he's optimistic but rational at the same time. what did you think about the president's speech? >> it's vintage donald trump. this is a fantastic speech. he talked about promises made during the campaign and promises kept. from building the wall to our peace and security abroad. bringing peace through strength back to america. that reagan doctrine. whether it's our economy or the tax cuts. he hit on all of the important issues at this great rally, this great speech he gives. it brought me back to the campaign. he won because he was having fun. he was authentic. that's what brought him close to the american people. jesse: this type of trump has to terrify you. the man is loose, he's confident, he's taking shots at the media and you know the

harf and joining us on the couch today, fox news contributor and coauthor of "let trump be trump" david bossi is here and he is "outnumbered" ." >> harris: never before have we seen that more applicable, i can't wait to get your take. >> david: i'm feeling outnumbered. let's get started. >> sandra: the explosion of dozens alleged russian intelligence officers. 12 were working at the united nations in new york city. a russian consulate in seattle was close, administration saying it was troubled by its proximity to u.s. submarine space. they said the russians have seven days. the move in response to an unnerving attack on a former russian spy and his daughter. now more than a dozen other european states are doing the same and saying additional measures may be you have to com come. hogan gidley was asked about the president's plans for the russian diplomats earlier today. >> the president has been very clear that we will impose costs on russia when it is in our interest to do so. the president has not weakened any positions that barack obama has had on russia and in fact he has gone further. we

former campaign manager david bossie says that the president isn't backing down because he's always beentake down the swamp things. >> i think one year into this administration it is going very well for this president, he's in a fight every day with the swamp and when you're draining the swamp, those creatures start to stick heads out, and i will be honest with you, he's in a death match with the creatures that are the washington establishment and he's not afraid to take them on in either party and that's what he's been doing this first year and i think that whether it's through deregularrulation or through the tax cuts or through his building up the military, he is trying to get his make america great again agenda through and he's fighting, he's fighting the establishment at every turn. heather: happening later today, president trump hosted israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the visit comes amid netanyahu's alleged involvement of four ongoing investigations in israel which he denies. u.s. embassy shut down today over security threat in turkey's capital, they are being warn today

jesse: here to react former department campaign manager david bossie and former advisor to hillary clintonhillipe ryan. that was the president having fun with sleepy eyed chuck todd. he was praising himself to have the foreknowledge to know how to get a deal done and talking about how things are look good on the peninsula. he's going in there clear-eyed. he's optimistic but rational at the same time. what did you think about the president's speech? >> it's vintage donald trump. this is a fantastic speech. he talked about promises made during the campaign and promises kept. from building the wall to our peace and security abroad. bringing peace through strength back to america. that reagan doctrine. whether it's our economy or the tax cuts. he hit on all of the important issues at this great rally, this great speech he gives. it brought me back to the campaign. he won because he was having fun. he was authentic. that's what brought him close to the american people. jesse: this type of trump has to terrify you. the man is loose, he's confident, he's taking shots at the media and you know the

joining me now, david bossie, president trump's deputy campaign manager.oth are fox news contributor's and both have been watching this with us tonight. most of it i would say was pretty standard in terms of what the president talked about, reliving the election and talking about tax reform, going through all of that. he talked about pennsylvania, he said we almost won pennsylvania, he said i wish i was running because i would have one back. a david, your thoughts on what you just heard? speak out this was a tremendous speech just like he gives us every day around the country, just look he gave in pennsylvania, st. louis last week. he is about promises made, promises kept and that's what this speech was about. he was recounting the promises he made during the campaign and know what he's done in his first year in office and i think the success, whether it's economy, all across by every matrix, this president is succeeding, america is a stronger and better than it was before he was in office and that's what we need to remind people of because it's either tha

it's coinciding with people like corwin lewandowski and david bossi, some people from the campaign havingore access to the president. and it's coming at a time when the president is feeling increasingly under siege. he was told by his lawyers, and this is part of the reason why he's so unhappy with them, that this would be all wrapped up by now. this mueller probe would be done. now, in hindsight, that was a pretty foolish promise for them to make to him, because they had no idea of knowing where this investigation would go and under what stones mueller might look. so right now the president is lashing out because he is sick of this still going on. so as long as he is getting more and more agitated, i think you're going to see more and more decisions like the decision to hire digeneva who is a conspiracy theorist. this is a guy who has accused of fbi of fabricating information in order to frame president trump. you really can't make this up. >> it sounds like he'll be a perfect member of the team. hey, robert, i do note more and more people are comfortable tossing around the "i" word, imp

announcement prospectus asked former deputy trump campaign manager and co-author of let trump be trump, david bossiu. >> thank you for having me. appreciate it. steve: will talk about 2020 and a second but back to 2016 about turning this one. you know better than anyone what a powerful message that was and the selection how do you think it's going so far? >> i think one year into this demonstration it is going very well for this president. he is in a fight every day with the swamp and when you are draining the swamp those creatures start to stick their heads out in i will be honest with you, he's in a definite with these creatures that are the washington establishment and he's not afraid to take them on in either party. that is what he's been doing this first year and i think whether it is through deregulation or through the tax cuts or building up the military he is trying to get his make america great again agenda through in his fighting the establishment at every turn. steve: that is exactly what he was elected to do. i completely agree that. let's look ahead to 2020 in this announcement what is

[cheers and applause] jesse: here to react, former deputy campaign manager david bossie and former senioriser to secretary of state hillary clinton, philippe ryans. that was the president talking about back in the day that he was right on dealing with north korea. he was praising himself for having the foreknowledge to know how to get a deal done and was talking about how things are looking good on the peninsula, but he's going in there very clear-eyed. he's optimistic but also rational at the same time. what did you think about the president's speech tonight? >> well, it was vintage donald trump. this is a tremendous speech. he talked about promises made during the campaign and promises kept that he's keeping for the american people right now during his administration from building the wall to our peace and security abroad, bringing peace through strength back to america that reagan doctrine whether it's our economy, the tax cuts. he hit on all of the, on all of the important issues at this great rally, this great speech tonight that he gives. but it brought me back to the campaign becau

david bossie is with us, he is the author of "let trump be trump." ow because that is exactly what is happening now. let trump be trump. you said it. >> that is exactly right, stuart. we are seeing a strong president who campaigned on, i will be president of this country and not worry about the rest of the world. let their leaders represent their countries the best they can. we will have good deals and that's what this president has done. he continues to do and that is why you see country after country coming to the table to make new trade deals. stuart: it is true also of domestic policy. let trump be trump. trump unleashed. take the hard-line right out of the box and negotiate from there. do you think the unleashing of this president, i think that is what is happening right now with the new team in the white house, some of his policy statements, do you think the unleashed president is good for the republicans in november? >> oh, i think it is very good thing for the republicans. look, you look at the new teams led by john bolton on the national secu

stuart: david bossie, thanks for being with us. we'll see you soon.facebook for a moment, bring in scott shellady, manager of tjm europe. you're shaking your head. is this a long-term threat to facebook you think? >> maybe facebook is a problem with facebook. what happened to personal accountability. if you don't like the information, don't put it on there, number one. number two, where is the outrage. 50 million people on facebook breached. we had 100 million breached on equifax, bank accounts, credit cards, god forbid, social security numbers, we didn't have a one 10th of the outrage. what happens to people when 65% get their news from facebook. we don't have a problem with facebook. we have a problem with personal accountability. stuart: put aside facebook look at the stock price, i have facebook at 168, is that a buying opportunity for you? >> no. it will get lumped all to the other tech stocks, when it gets down to 16 or 17, those multiples people will come back in just because but at the end of the day, stuart, nobody has to be on facebook. you

. >> sandra: david bossie, good to see you and have you on this morning. >> bill: in a moment, houstony. a space station will soon crash back to earth. the problem is no one knows for sure where it will land. >> bill: so we have issues and they could be your issues very soon. a chinese space station is heading for earth after losing communications with an 18,000 pound space lab three years ago and this weekend it will come down somewhere. we have mike massimo author of the book "space man" nice to see you. you've been up there a couple times. why can't we say where this 8,000 pounds of junk will hit. >> it appears to be an uncontrolled entry so you're at the mercy of the density of the atmosphere. as it gets lower in the atmosphere it will slow down and the density of the at moss fear can vary. -- atmosphere can vary. that will dictate how it comes in. the range will be big a 400-mile range for the pieces that make it through the atmosphere. 10% to 40% will be lost. >> bill: should we be concern? >> there's about 70% water. it's about 70% water so the likelihood it will hit land is sma

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