>> david lynch you know david lynch puts down headline, trump could go down, this is a hollywood guyeason i do this is because you don't hear this and plenty of them voted for me. plenty of them voted for me. david lynch could go down as one of the greatest presidents in story. kennedy: take out the one of. it sounds too wishy-washy. it could cost him his paycheck. they trump presidency could pay huge dividends. matt welch and noel jones. i will start with you because i think if the left could find their unorthodox champion who flew the bird at whoever the left wanted they would be delighted to have someone fight for them with the voracity and consistency that the president does for republicans. >> when david lynch said that trump could be possibly the best president in history he got a major shout out from the president. i don't know but to get thing with hollywood peers, probably not. probably not at all but on the right they found a new hollywood producer. they are few and far between. kennedy: antonio sabato jr. and scott baio are going to be in the reboot. >> eraser head. david

david lynch, the great filmmaker, david lynch he puts down a headline " trump could go down" this is a hollywood guy. plenty of them voted for me. 20 of them voted for me. david lynch could go down as one of the greatest presidents in history. there goes his career in hollywood. veteran filmmaker david lynch believes president donald trump could be remembered as one of the greatest presidents in american history because of the way he has shaken up the political establishment and because of what i've done. however, he now appears to alieve, because he was democrat or something, he actually voted for obama. ha-ha. it says he voted for bernie sanders. , however, heys appears to believe that trump may have been the right choice after all. [applause] he goes on to say that trump could go down as one of the greatest presidents in history because he has disrupted this thing so much. no one has been able to counter this guy in an intelligent way. and by the way, they call him the elites. you know what you are? you are the super elites, i'm changing titles. [applause] i'm changing. no, everyb

david lynch, you know the great filmmaker, david lynch.ood guy.re thon i do this is, you know, you don't hear this and plenty of them voted for me. plenty of them voted for me. david lynch could go down as ont of the gt presidents in history. >> seth: i mean it's weird. but i guess it would make sense if david lynch liked donaldrump. donald trump is like the president from a dream sequence in episode of "twin peaks." [ light laughter ] [ inaudible ] [ auo in reverse ] ughter ] trump, of course, also uses these rallies to rail against his many perceived enemies. and one of those is south carolina congressman mark sanford, a republican who m is som been critical of trump. now, you might remember that back i2009, sanford, as governor, famously told his wife he was hiking on the appalachian trail when in fact he was having an affair. and trump, who always remembers your lowest moment, brought it up last night. althou he couldn't remember the correct name for the appalachian trail. >> never liked him too much. i wasn't a big fan.ta thahassee tr

david lynch, you know, the great filmmaker, david lynch he puts down headline, "trump could go down -he's a hollywood guy, the reason i do this, you don't hear this -- and plenty of them voted for me. plenty of them voted for me. david lynch, "could go down as one off the greatest presidents in history." there goes his career. veteran filmmaker david lynch believes that donald trump could be remembered as one of the greatest presidents in american history because of the way he has shaken up the political establishment and because of what iab have done. however, he now appears to believe, because he was a democrat or as a democrat orin something, he actually voted for obama. [laughs] and here it says, he voted for bernie sanders, okay? but he now says, "however, he now appears to believe that trump mayy have been the right choice after all." [cheers and applause] he goes on to say that trump could go down as one of the greatest presidents in history because he has disrupted this thing so much. no one has been able to counter this guy in an intelligent way. and by the way, you know, the

david lynch could go down as one of the greatest presidents in history.here goes his career in hollywood. veteran filmmaker david lynch believes president trump could be remembered as one of the great hest presidents in american history because the way he has shaken up the political establishment and what he has done. but however he now appears to believe, he actually voted for obama. and here it says he voted for bernie sanders. but he now says however, he now appears to believe that trump may have been the right choice after all. cheers he goes on to say trump could go down as one of the greatest presidents in history because he has disrupted this thing so much, no one has been able to counter this guy in an intelligent way. by the way, you know, they call them elites. you know what you are? you are the super elites. i'm changing titles. i'm changing. no, no. look, everybody here makes money, works hard, pays taxes. does a great job. you are smarter, you are better, you are more loyal. we have the greatest base in the history of politics. we do. they in

so here's a story that just came out david lynch, drop could go down and plenty of them voted for me.id lynch could go down as one of the greatest president in history but then of course there goes his career he believes donald trump could be remembered as one of the greatest presidents in american history. [applause] however he now appears to have believe that he voted for obama. [laughter] and here it says he voted for bernie sanders but says now he appears to believe that trump may have been the right toy after all. [applause] he goes on to say that trump go down as one of the greatest presidents in history has he has disrupted this thing so much that no one has been able to counter this guy in and intelligent way. by the way they call them feel the. you know who you are? you are the super unique. i'm changing title. [applause] no-no. everybody works hard pays taxes does a great job. you are smarter and better and more loyal. we have the greatest faith in the history of politics. [cheers and applause][n] they interviewed ten women on one of the opposing network the enemy of the peo

david lynch could go down as one of the greatest presidents in history.aker thanks donald trump could be remembered as one of the greatest presidents in american history because of the way he has shaken up the political establishment. however, he now appears to believe that because he was a democrat or is a democrat or something, he actually voted for obama. he says they believe trump may have been the right choice after all. he goes on to say that som trump could go down as one of the greatest presidents in history because he has disrupted this thing so much and no one has been able to encounter this guy in an intelligent way. by the way, they call them the elite. you know if you are, you're the super elite of changing titles. everyone here makes money, pays taxes, does a great job. you're smarter, you're better, you're more well. we have the greatest face in the history of politics. they interviewed ten women on one of the opposing networks, the enemy of the people. they said to the women, these are nonpolitical women that had trump here and there, wear

david lynch says the guardian newspaper took them out of context when he said donald trump could go downof the greatest pres.s in history clarifying is right on facebook writing unfortunately if you continue as you have been you will not have a chance to go down in history as a great president, it is not too late to turn the ship around. the midnight hero donald trump awarded the highest military honor, the medal of honor posthumously to first lieutenant garland merle connor in a white house money this afternoon. january 24, 1945, 600 german troops armed with take the stories instead retreating, ran into enemy territory disrupting artillery fire and hid in the ditch for 3 hours in to the battle was won, and died 20 years ago today. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spend the evening with us, good night from washington, i am shannon bream. heather: this is "fox and friends first". happening at 4:00 on the east coast, grilled on the hill, peter stzrok telling his side of the story a closed-door hea, what to expect when the discussed fbi agent lays it on the line to lawmakers, w

does david lynch enjoy it, because his career in hollywood is officially over. the guy on cbs, what a low life. this guy on cbs has no talent. jimmy kimmel would meet me beforehe election. no talent. now i wouldn't do his show, the guy is terrible. jimmy fallon,jimmy, be a man. >> let's get the latest from jim acosta who joins us at the white house. this fund raising effort is playing in the president's hand. >> reporter: it certainly is. the white house over here they want to put out this message that there is intolerance on the left. never mind the fact that the president including members of his administration have been pretty intolerant of other people's views. just to give you a sense of what is in this fund raising e-mail, it talks about how sarah sanders was kicked out of a restaurant. this is in a campaign trying to raise money for the president's 2020 election. heading into the fall midterms and beyond. >> it is interesting, you were at the president's rally last night where he lobs insults from jimmy fallo to the prime minister of canada. >> reporter:

he picks up the phone and calls people like stan o'neal, at the time the cfo of merrill lynch. davidese are all prominent african-american business leaders. robert: all of them took the meetings. from there, they introduced me to other people. i had 100 interviews in my fall of the second year of my business school. i figured out mergers and acquisitions was the only investment i want to be in. a cdl-level discussion, board-level discussion, strategic discussion, and that was interesting to me and i thought i could at particular value to that business. david: the three jobs you had before you went to business school, did you feel any discrimination? robert: oh yeah. in america i have and still do. i remember a time when i was at their product and i was invited to give a talk in california in san francisco and one of the big conventions. this man come over and ask questions about how does it work , extension of shelflife, price. i am explaining the dynamics, biology, and the issues you have to think about in addition to the microbiological issues. the guy said, you are a smart guy. yo

ultimately ran merrill lynch. david: these are all prominent african-american business leaders.ert: all prominent african-american business leaders. all of them took the meetings. from there, they introduced me to other people. i literally had 100 interviews in my fall of the second year of my business school. i figured out mergers and acquisitions was the only business i wanted to be in in investment banking. with the exception of warfare, gets the only way assets transferred in this business. it is a ceo-level discussion, board-level discussion, strategic discussion, and that was interesting to me, and i thought i could add particular value to that business. david: the three jobs you had before you went to business school, did you feel any discrimination? robert: oh yeah. in america i have and still do. i remember a time when i was invited to give a talk in california in san francisco at one of the big conventions. and this man comes over and he asks questions about how does it , work, extension of shelflife, price. i am explaining the dynamics, the biology, and at the issues

lynch. and -- david: these are all prominent african-american business leaders.ert: all prominent african-american business leaders. and all of them took the meetings. from there, they introduced me to other people to take meetings. i literally had 100 interviews in my fall of the second year of business school. i figured out mergers and acquisitions was the only business i wanted to be in in investment banking. i said -- because with the exception of warfare, it is how assets get transferred in this planet. it is a ceo-level discussion, board-level discussion, a strategic discussion, and that was quite interesting to me. and i thought i could add particular value and insights to that particular business. david: the three jobs you had before you went to business school, did you feel any dissemination against you because you were african-american? robert: oh yeah. it is one of those in america, i have and still do. i remember a time when i was invited to give a talk in california, in san francisco at one of the big conventions. and this man comes over and he asks

can go out there and really find some values out there in this market >> you know, david, bank of america merrill lynch says in the recent week they had the second largest weekly outfloor from equities of all time. does that trouble you? i note at the same time, though, that the overall portion of people's portfolios, at least according to this bank of america story is near an all-time high. it's 61% how risque verse are investors really >> well, you have all-time dollar outflows but the market is also at all-time high levels. money is flowing out people are worried about the trade war. we think if the trade war dialogue pulls back or quiets down we think the fundamentals are good dividends are being increased, companies are buying back a lot of stock and stocks are at 15.5 times earnings that's reasonable. to the other guest's comment there are good companies that are at 12 and 13 times earnings. all of those thing are bullish if you have a change in sentiment that money that's going kout of the market could flow back. it's not going out because there are structural problems with the mark or that ther

also criticizes former attorney general loretta lynch for not clearly recusing herself after she met president clinton on her plane during that campaign, david. >> pierre thomas live at the justice department. pierre, thank you. >>> and two moments in history we mark here tonight. it was 50 years ago when robert f. kennedy was shot and killed just after winning california's presidential primary. today, a tribute at arlington national cemetery. so many speakers recalled his life and his words. >>> and it was 74 years ago, the d-day invasion, a day that changed the course of world war ii. thousands of allied troops taking part in a massive air and sea campaign on the shores of normandy. at the american military cemetery there today, those troops and the fallen were honored. tonight, of course, we salute them, too. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. the brutal police beating, the new images tonight. ns t a the officers caught in this surveillance. >>> also, the abc news exclusive. the offduty fbi agent doing a back flip, you'll remember, dropping his gun, it fires as he reaches for it. well, the plan who

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david bossie and juan williams. you're going to get an i.g. report that goes public. do we think fundamentally the finding in the i.g. report on loretta lynchs comey and the department fundamentally changes how we look at the story? >> no. geend back -- and we go back to leaks the story is the inspector general michael moreau said james comey overstepped the bounds of his responsibilities. i think it was june when he spoke about hillary clinton and not indicting her. that seems to be but that didn't change the fundamentals. >> bill: david, what about you? >> i think first of all, washington sees a lot of i.g. reports. i don't want to be disappointed. we need to see if they look at jame comey like the leak with mccabe and that will be a big question that comes out of this based on what has been rumored about and if james comey has criminal fault the united states attorney general in washington, d.c. will have work to do. >> sandra: the american people want accountability. >> there's accountability for our men and women in our intelligence service and military to put their lives on their line to protect secret and hillary clinton got away wit

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