david k.: nobody has the answer. david: is it regulating speech our commerce?tnership that has to be invented, because we cannot allow facebook to be the one that decides what is allowed to be said and did not allow to be said. we want them to take action to keep the public space that they control more civil, less violent, etc. we do not want to them to be the center to control the first amendment, yet we do not want bad stuff to happen now facebook, so the government must get involved. alix: we are talking about social media companies, and we've talked about amazon getting too big, which regulation needs to happen? david k.: we need to have more creative people in washington and to some extent they are emerging in brussels, who tried to think of new ways to envision a world where these companies are restrained, but the economic activity that they promote is not restrained. --is simply breaking up sibley breakup google is a crazy idea, nobody will propose that. and amazon, how could the government come down on that without -- they would get a backlash against t

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david k. johnson and others but we're joined by harry lipman, a professor at the university of california, and also david frum, author of the "new york times" best selling book "trumpocracy" and also ari melber. ari, where does this newsstand in the time line of the story. >> this is the biggest thing to happen in the russia probe since the firing of james comey, which set off the hiring of this special prosecutor, who is now someone donald trump ordered to fire. this is not i thought about it, i mused, we talked about it over dinner. he called his white house counsel he ordered it to take place. if you had a different person in the job maybe it would have taken place. if you had a different person in the job they would have retired on the spot. given what is an unlawful order. he had the middle position, someone who said this is so terrible, potentially unlawful, i won't do it, i might resign, but also i'm not going to resign. why is it coming out now? i think you eluded to it in your report,

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. >>> david k. johnston is a number you should remember.de headlines last year when he revealed donald trump's 2005 tax return. his new book on the trump presidency reveals what he says are political termites that the administration set loose to eat away at the structure of our government. his new book is called "it's even worse than you think" what the trump administration is doing to america. author david cay johnston joins us. let's test the premise a little bit. it's worse than you think. the stock market is up. the economy is growing in a way that wasn't even fathomable just a quarter ago. regulations are getting cut. unemployment is down. that's the sales pitch from the trump administration. how is it worse than i think? >> first of all, the economy has been doing well since the end of the last recession. the stock market has been rising. we have less job growth in trump's first year than the average of the obama years. but the economy is doing well. i don't dispute that. i don't think either president gets credit for it. what the tru

. >>> david k. johnson is here, the pulitzer prize-winning investigative reporter who is the author of the new book "it's even worse than you think, what the trump administration is doing to america." thank you so much. >> thank you, don. >> it's even worse than we think? >> it is. it is. in journalism we tend to cover the white house and the congressional leaders and the controversies. my book is about, what is trump doing to our government? he's putting your life in danger, he's putting public safety in danger, he's damaging our long-term economic prospects. nobody is helping china more to expand its political influence than donald trump by his action on trade deals. they've stopped posting since august worker deaths. 4100 people a year die on the job. they don't even put up the information anymore. i could go on and on and on with information for a whole book. >> i want to ask you about this, because digging into the president's financial operations was a red line for the administration, they sai

that is the title of david k. johnston's new book. david, welcome. you say the trump administration is doing to the country worse than you think. why? >> in journalism we tend to cover the issues at the white house. we're not out covering the government agencies. and the trump administrations has loosed political termites into the agencies that are eating away at the structure of our government. the obama administration was putting in a regulation to test truck drivers, bus drivers, and train conductors, the operators, for sleep apnea. we have these horrible accidents. >> horrible. >> you fall asleep, and there's a crash. we're not going to have that rule, trump decided. people are going to die because of this, because of a treatable malady. they have proposed in their budget to cut the retirement benefits of some disabled veterans. i'm a son of a 100% disabled veteran, world war ii. if you were getting $35,000, you might wind up with only $13,000. they've taken the side of bankers against students who borrowed money to go to college. there's a whole

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post, the "new york times," the associated press, comedian tom arnold, 92-year-old scottish widow, david k. johnston, tony schwartz, governor john kasich, senator ted cruz, oh, and all of the women who accused him of sexual harassment and assault. and that's just a small sampling and those are just lawsuits because of criticisms, to say nothing of his business deals. the president almost never actually follows through with these lawsuits and it would be very difficult to win a liable suit, especially to block this book prior to publish kags which would be tomorrow morning. lastly, let's all take a step back here. it's remarkable that the president of the united states is in any way trying to stop publication of a book, breaching the right of free speech and freedom of the press that we have in this country just because said speech to be candid, hurts his feelings. not for a national security reason, in fact, from what we know about the president's furious response to this book, it seems that the quotes from steve bannon are what has upset him the most. the quotes. although, just a few minu

david k johnson is here now. the prize winner investigative reporter.the the new book. it's even worse than you think. what the trump administration is doing to america. thank you so much. >> thank you, don. >> it's worse than we think? >> it is. in journalism we cover the white house and the congressional leaders and the controversy. my bok is about what is trump doing to our government? he's putting your life in danger. he's putting public safety in danger. he's damaging our long term economic prospects. no one is helping china more to expand the economy and by his inaction on trade deal. they stopd stopped posting since august worker death. 400 people a year die on the job. they don't put the information anymore. i can go on and on enough for the a whole book. >> digging into the president we had you on talking about this. into his financial operations was a red line for the administration. a red line for robert mueller he shouldn't cross. you have been looking into his money dealings for years. what can you tell us about trumps financials? >> well,

david k. has a new book out today called "it's even worse than you had there, what the trump administration is doing to america." i wanted to talk to you because as i was on paternity leave, i was watching the "fire and fury" news cycle. there was talk about cognitive decline and early dementia. the doctor was quite unambiguous today in saying he ran there test on him as the president asked and saw no evidence. what did you make that have. >> i'm somewhat surprised 37 having known donald for years, he used to talk in coherent sentences. now it's all adjectives. it's great, it's beautiful. he sometimes can't piece together a logical sentence. he's had episodes of not recognizing rudy guiliani although we all have things like that happen to us from time to time. >> this is interesting to me. you covered the man for decades. >> yeah. >> you feel like you've seen changes in him. >> i'm almost donald's age. i can't do things i could do when i was young. i used to multiply four digits by four digits

joining me now is david k. johnston author of "it's worse than you think."onald trump's approval ratings are bad. 37% -- 39% approve of him, 57% disapprove of him. even the thing he touts the most, the tax cuts, 38% say it's a bad idea. 30% say it's a good idea. his personal disapproval rating is almost 70%. why do you suppose that even though those numbers are bad, they're not getting worse. they seem to have stayed the same. >> as we begin season two of "trump: the white house reality show" we're getting a good measure of the segment of the populous will support donald trump no matter what. even if the worst possible thing could happen, robert mueller proves trump is a traitor, a segment of the population will support him for a different reason. unfortunately there are people in this country who hate the civil rights movement. those people will be with donald until the end of his life. >> i got reports from a republican source there was a daily beast report that said what donald trump was upset about yesterday when the shutdown loomed was not the fact that

david. that's his k-9 dog, certified drug dog. they have a yellow lab. his name is nacho. uncle still live in rawlins, wyoming. they own memory lanes, the bowling alley. but it's for sale. if you are in the market for a bowling alley. it's for sale. >> greg: that's only if you have money to spare, right, dana? >> kimberly: you should hit your head more often. >> juan: my favorite dana corny joke is jalapeno. >> dana: jalapeno business. that's a throwback. >> greg: juan gives the punch line to jokes first. >> kimberly: "special report" is next. >> bret: thank you. we never get pie here. house republicans rail against the fbi and the justice department as concerns emerge about bias and a secret society. the president's attorney general talks of the special consul in the russian investigation. what will come from that and why won't the nfl improve and add encouraging people at the super bowl to stand for the national anthem? this is "special report" ." good evening. i am bret baier. coming to live tonight from the white house one day after the end of the government shutdown a

david: applauding 25-k, how can you do otherwise. president trump quote tweeting, dow crashes through 25,000. cuts of unnecessary regulation continuing. we have dan mitchell, cofounder for center of freedom and prosperity. he writen a lot about deregulation, that might be important than tax cuts. todd, you're a little reluctant on stock markets. i hope you're not fighting this tape, are you? >> no, david. happy new year. i'm long the market. i'm long in my investing account and retirement. i'm not getting out. think we're a little bit frothy here. congratulations to dow 25,000. i wish the confetti was flying over my head. it is great. regulations are great. they are cutting things down. but we all know the markets will find a place and a reason to sell off at some point. there are still a lot of ugly scenes under the surface that will one day come to play. david: like what? >> massive amount of debt we have today. we have more debt today than 2008. auto and student loans. we have a lot of problems we're ignoring. consumers confident,

david, is up 31%. that means your 401(k)s are also doing better, as well, david. >> and the president likely to point that out a few hours from now. rebecca, thank you. >>> the u.s. navy reporting a very close and, quote, unsafe encounter with a russian aircraft over the black sea. releasing this brief clip of yesterday's encounter. the russian jet crossing the american aircraft's path. its weapons visible under its wings. the u.s. reconnaissance plane on a routine flight in international air space. the russian jet flying alongside it for more than 2 1/2 hours. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday from washington. we do have breaking news, the deadly chopper crash. the images coming in now. the helicopter slamming into a home. emergency crews on the scene. there are reports of multiple injuries. >>> the new headline tonight about those 38 minutes of panic, and we learn why that worker sounded the alarm in hawaii about an incoming missile. it turns out, he thought it was a real threat. martha raddatz is standing by on that. >>> and the fast-moving fire tonight. flames thr

melissa: president trillion hitting -- president trump hitting the road to tout h&k equipment. davide're 36 hours away from a possible partial government shut down. congress will be very busy between now and then. senator john thune is giving us some of his time to explain where they are now. >> this is like giving you a, a bowl of doggie doo put a cherry on top and call it a chocolate sundae. this is nothing. melissa: president trump touring headquarters of h&k equipment company in pennsylvania before making remarks touting his sweeping tax reform plan. in his speech the president celebrated the company's recent success. >> the signs of america's comeback can be seen at companies like this one which just had its most successful year in its 35 year history, congratulations. good job. [applause] h&k equipment will soon be making a $2.7 million capital investment, thanks to the new tax cuts. so i appreciate that. the workers appreciate that. [applause] >> joining us now in a fox business exclusive is the president and ceo, cofounder of h&k equipment, george cook. thank you, sir, for co

k. twelve campus and david turpin was listed as principal. valentino martinelli freelance journalist based in los angeles with the latest on this case and as you mentioned we are standing by waiting for a press conference a little bit later today hopefully there after we will have more details thank you valentino. and. well pope francis has arrived in chile for what promises to be a difficult visit the pontiff received a warm welcome from tulane president michelle bachelet and thousands of supporters in the streets of santiago but francis has come under fire from two lanes outraged over a priest sex abuse scandal that controversy in the catholic church's position on social issues have pushed many to lanes to abandon their faith. she lay in peace had to yank this protester down from an overhand road sign. elsewhere a crowd of activists full gay and transgender rights also demonstrators. this is the pope's twenty second overseas trip but it's here on his native continent that he's met the most hostility yet. at just thirty six percent trust in

david: some companies are announcing bonuses or better 401(k) options for their employees, red robin he opposite direction. the restaurant change doing big layoffs, sending stock down today. gerri willis has more. hi, gerri. >> hi, david, that's right. this isn't about tax reform, but a deluge of minimum wage hikes across the country motivated this company, a burger restaurant company, red robin, to fire busboys at its 570 restaurants which will save some $8 million. that is according to the chain. now this colorado based company has already eliminated last year, expediters. those are the folks who put your food on the plate in the kitchen that realized a savings of nearly $10 million last year. red robin's chief financial officer had this to say. we need to address the labor increases we've seen. 18 states, and the district of columbia have instituted minimum wage increases just this year. the majority, the result of legislation or ballot measures approved by voters. that according to the economic policy institute. eight states will have increases due to automatic changes in the mini

this is studio's 18th comic book flick the stars out there k panter will hit theatersfebruar. >> i saw davide hoff as well. >> lets get ready becauio right. we have mike and alex, out there.t down with some of our players. we are so excited. she's what he has to say. >> she spoke to safety malcolm jenkins before they left, check it out. >> you have to have a really close team in new orleans and this is probably closest team that i have been a part of. despite all of the negativity and doubt that has come toward this team we have been able to just continuing to step up to the occasion and be victorious and give each other the credit >> there you go, we are excited about. that lets find out is what happening out there in minneapolis right there right now. >> mike and alex, good morning >> hey, good morning, karen, thomas, alex. >> don't forget about thomas. >> hold on a second. >> can you hear me. >> you survived. >> yes. >> my body says, this is super bowl 66 but last i was so much fun we had no sleep, worth it, it was opening night, and guess who got an interview with mr. personality bill be

david we just showed darden restaurants, the parent of olive garden. we're going to have the full list of companies giving back to customers because of tax cuts, banks and utilities and visa, 401(k) matches going up. not the match, but the amount set aside going up. lot of stuff happening, david bossie. we love having out show. go buy his book. terrific stuff. good to see you, thanks for coming on. >> good to see you. liz: the dow posting fourth record close of the year. let's bring in nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange with the latest. nicole? reporter: another record day on wall street, the dow, the nasdaq, the s&p closed at record highs, the fourth record of 2018 for the dow jones industrial average and the 92nd record close since election day. we were about 18,300. you see it's 25,385 today. records across the board. retail a mixed bag, target moved higher as they raised profit guidance and did well with holiday sales. under armour and urban outfitters seeing weaker sales. liz: good to see you. wow, look at this story coming your way. we're going to bring you more proof how the republican tax cuts, how companies are putting them to work not just fo

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k know anythingng about. they were clannisish, and they only kept to themselves. the only time you would see them , they would go out and maybe make a grocery run. >> parents david andouise turpin were arrested. the couple are being charged with torture and child endangerment. but photos posted by the couple on facebook and 2016 portray a happy family. authorities will now be asking, what went wrong?? >> i in the time we live in, its unfortunate to see this. it is actually heartbreaking for the staff, and it is just unbelievable what you see. >> the 13 children are now being treated in a hospipital. theirr parents are set to appear in court on thursday. brent: this is definitely a bizarre story. i am joined by john baird on-scene.. good afternoon to you. what more have we learned about this family? john: they have lived here since 2014, and it is kind of a new development. the neighborhood looks good from the outside, but i guess the house was s extremely didirty d fifilt. the childrdren were chaiained to beds and furniture. think about this. kids are chained to furniture, and the mom was apparently perplexed. she didn't know why the authorities were there. here is

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k buy drreenmount will pepper. the question is, why? why did they want this? david: they have made good acquisitions before. deal and a january that has had a lot of good deals. brieftime now for morning . at 8:30, we will get the latest pcu numbers, the numbers the fed pays attention to. at 11:20, a nafta news conference will be held in montreal. at 11:30, president trump will be holding a swearing-in ceremony for his new apartment of health and human services secretary alex a czar. alix: it was -- it's all about bonds. bridgewater associates chairman and founder told us last week in davos we were already in a bear market. >> assets are more sensitive. a 1% rise in bond yields will produce the largest bear market in bonds we have seen since 1980, 1981. >> has that bear market started? are we in it? >> i think we are in it. david: stewart warther is joining us. what about this bond? selloff. ? we are seeing it around the world it feels like. stewart: i think we are and i think we are in a think comments from the ecb are not helpful. what we are looking for is after relentless flattening in 2017, potentially

david cassidy. harry dean stanton. bill paxton. robert gu liam. adam west. hugh hefner. fats domino and chuck barry. and tom petty. dick gregory. sam shepard and two giants of comedy, jerry lewis and don r kickles. that was a huge part of 2017 and think what they take with them and what they gave us in life. and now the time has come for number one. >> you ready? >> robert mueller. we did not disagree quite the opposite. from the first conversation we had about our number one selection -- >> nobody more important in american politics right now than bob mueller. >> here's the mueller story i hope we focus on. there's a picture of the st. paul's hockey team. i didn't know what st. paul's was growing up and i think it was called america's hogwarts and i mean that only in the nicest way. there's a picture of the st. paul's hockey team and there's mueller and kerry. on the hockey team. >> i didn't know that. >> so mueller grows up with enough money and awareness to go to a place like st. paul's and most american kids never heard of and then princeton and at a time when all the guys his age are trying to get out of going to vietnam, join it is marines infantry. becomes a captain, is wounded by

david: markets surging this morning after two days of major losses on the dow seemingly in response to president trump's state of the union speech. take a listen. >> the great news for americans, 401(k), retirement pension and college savings accounts have gone through the roof. and just as i promised, the american people, from this podium, 11 months ago, we enacted the biggest tax cuts and reforms in american history. >> did the president's words calm the markets after two days of losses? >> i think so. it was a great speech. it was very inspirational. the president highlighted the economic success of his programs over the last year and put together a terrific agenda to focus on for this year. david: of course stocks did fall from their session highs after the fed signaled this afternoon that it will probably raise interest rates in march. bring in david stockman, former budge get director for reagan and author of, trumped. you think treasury will fall $1.2 trillion short? >> the tax cut will cost the first year, 280 billion. we already had a 700 billion deficit built in. they're adding 100 billion to appropriations. they have 100 billion for disaster relief. that is 1.2 trillion i

k line and m line, boarding islands are not a full solution, people still get hit. you need to enforce the drivers and not punish the transit riders. >> thank you very much, ms. murphy. >> david [inaudible], vivian sackovic, moany -- >> david pillpill, here are my comments on this item. the process staff referred to in the report on the small group meetings was an entirely secretive process and contrasts starkly with the recent 66 quinterra study. this process has resulted in whatever the staff wanted from the beginning. the education and enforcement as others have commented, was rather lacking. and one could easily conclude that the pilot efforts were designed to fail. the stop spacing proposed with these removals would not result in better spacing but would actually result in worse spacing. some stops would continue to be as close as two blocks, which i favor, and others as far away as four and a half blocks, which i don't favor. so this doesn't result in more balanced stop spacing on the l. what continues to be lacking here as well, is any effort to unclog the intersection at westportal. west portal is a key bottleneck on the l but also the k and m and castro shuttle. if e

david: some things have not changed. she is very much supportive of three businesses. spends a lot of time having a detailed look at gs keinforced our values that are important to the vast majority across the world. on is extremely focused performance, and she has tightened up how we operate the matrices, accountability, decision-making rights and brought a lot of some of the consumer health care's discipline on the supply chain. the way we manage inventory. above all, she has put pharma r&d as her number one priority to really get that moving and develop great new methods. a great illustration of that. eric: you have been closely k's work.in gs it has been a growth engine for the company, but there is a lot of competition coming and a lot of pricing pressure, not just from generics, but also gene therapies and gilead. what are you going to do about it? david: it is a $25 billion market around the world. it is growing. probably too much. somewhere around 38,000 americans knew the diagnosed this year. we have been growing very fast. we continue to invest. we are particularly investing around dual therapy. they are treate

david: what kind of damage can be done on the eu side of the? we tend to hear that it's all bad for the ksort of like the u.s. with mexico. it's all fine and good to say we are going to cut you out, but there's a lot of back and forth across the channel. marc: they have the closest trade ties with the u.k.. i think europe is so much bigger. there's going to be a knock on effect and it's not come up to be good for your. not than just good economically, but here's what's happening. leaving for the west and the u.k. is having conflict with poland, and the east. a future going to need of what it's going to be like post-brexit. david: marc chandler staying with us. we will talk about saudi arabia's efforts to revamp its economy. the conference appears to be according ordinary citizens -- courting ordinary citizens. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: the saudi crown prince is continuing to shake things up in the kingdom. this weekend authorities change their budget plans, giving more to ordinary citizens and putting 11 princes in jail for protesting the government refusing to pay utility

k has started to clear... but with images like these... it's hard to say when travel operations will return to normal. i'm david daniel reporting.ners and public officials in southern california are getting ready for possible floods and mudslides. a round of new storms could hit fire-ravaged orange county. public works teams there have been out cleaning debris out of drains. they even used a robotic camera to make sure water is flowing. gravel bags are also being distributed to block debris flow. <"we can't control how much rain we get but we can control our preparedness. and what we do to set ourselves up to prepare for any amount of rain we see> rain we see>any amount of rain we see> the canyon-fire- last october scorched more than 92-hundred acres, including land at some regional parks. (robin) the thomas fire in southern california not only affected residents but wildlife in the area. ojai (oh-hah) resident-- trevor quirk-- found this black bear cub on a trail in los padres national forest in vertura county. he named it sisa. the cub-- about eight months old-- had burns all over its body. it is believed the burns were from t

k through 12 institution opened in 2011. the "new york times" indicated that the filed for bankruptcy. davidso many kids. back to you. steve: all right, todd. thank you very much. i was reading one story this morning that said that the neighbors thought the kids looked like vampires from the movie twilight because they were never outside. ainsley: the grandparents didn't go over there and check on them? neighbors didn't? nothing? brian: get all the details soon. reminds me of that story where when those kids were kidnapped and chained. ainsley: ones in cleveland kidnapped and chained in the basement for 10 years. steve: jillian has more headlines. jillian: washington state representative the latest member of congress announce boycotting the president's first state of the union address. >> i think it is absolutely unacceptable to see the racism and the hatred coming out of the white house the way in which this president is fueling the flames of divisiveness across our country. >> jillian: well she joins willis, blumenauer and maxine waters. in light of that quoting i would like to take maxine

david, did you anticipate a year in that the economy would respond, even you, did you anticipate it would be this good? >> i'm blown away and so is my 401(kand you guys were talking about this earlier. the democratic party used to be a party of the american worker. and they are -- they have just thrown that out the window 20-plus years ago now. and this president has picked up that mantel and has run with it during the campaign and in his first year. you look at the economic principles that he has put forth in lower taxes, bringing jobs back. job creation, lowering the unemployment, the dow is through the roof. it is unbelievable the success this president is having. and that's going to be recognized in the midterm elections. and it's the economy, stupid, and i think that we're going to see that in the next six months. pete: have you democrats who want to force the minimum wage to be raised. raise them organically. rachel: there is a manufacturing renaissance happening right now in middle america. and it's just not being talked about outside of this network. dean: david bossie thank you very much for joining us. >> thanks for having me. p