but watch this, deneen. media coverage from the left on the return of what two believed to be the remains of american servicemembers who died in the korean war. look at this.cnn reportedly showed only 58 seconds of live coverage of that. msnbc did not cover it at all. for evening news, the caskets arrival from north korea, abc, 24 seconds of coverage. cbs and nbc none. here is howard kurtz on that story. >> understand the temptation to cover other more controversial trump news. but that was the wrong call and here is why. you cannot overstate the emotional significance of these presumed remains of american fighting soldiers coming home 65 years after the korean war ended. and number two, all of this is intricately tied to the nuclear negotiations. it is a chess move in a much more complex competition. both of those reasons i think it was a mistake to just dip into it and completely blow it off. elizabeth: deneen, this is a bipartisan event for the whole country. how can they not cover it? >> this is a new lo

elizabeth: deneen, you make an important point.al talents to boards and corporate jobs but isn't it true women can get their on their own, they don't need female affirmative action? if this passes what does it mean for the women who accept these board seats? like they will have an asterisk next to their name on this forever? >> sure. this should be based on one's skillset, their experience, their content of character. those are some of the, real fine qualities which would really weigh in and be important when it comes to putting someone on a board, not based on someone's gender because that has absolutely nothing to do with with a person has to bring to the table. elizabeth: you know, know deneen, another thinking thing coming up this could involve discrimination. california with this bill may be violating its own state constitution. there are federal laws discriminating against men in this regard like this, against gender. >> yeah, again it is like liberals are totally ignoring what the basis is in terms of how things are done. so

fox news contributor deneen borelli democratic strategist cathy areu and daily caller vince, good toyou all. why is no one from your party actually saying hey, enough, it's gotten out of hand, knock it off? >> yeah, well, the president should say it. the president should say enough. so, not just the democrats. the president should be saying enough is enough. instead, is he tweeting against maxine waters. so it just seems that this irresponsible unpredictable behavior is coming from the top. we need to stop being such a divisive nation. we need to stop being democrats vs. republic cans and stop this magnet already. maxine waters, so when you say it's coming from the top. i would actually point a lot is coming directly out of the mouth of maxine waters. can a deneen you will recall recently she was encouraging people to get out there and harass, et cetera. that's exactly what they are doing. as you see on that tape. wouldn't it be prudent and helpful and good for the country if maxine waters and some of these others trying to instigate this actually said enough? >> no. you are absolute

here to discuss, deneen borelli and heath hadley.s on the right track. >> that's right. this legislation is based on a policy proposal from independent women's forum. for any of your viewers who want to find out more, i encourage them to go to the independent women's forum website to read all about it. each individual worker could opt into the plan. if you don't opt in, it changes nothing about your retirement it's a critical time after you add a new infant. i know, i have a 3-month-old. you want to pend cincinnati that time of together as a family unit. but we want to be able to help those families but live paycheck to paycheck who don't have the capacity to save or offer paid benefits on the job. charles: i have a 21-year-old this weekend coming up is his last for the summer then he goes back to college. the feeling you have now will never go away. what do you make of this? they do great work. obviously people are concerned. any time you bring up touching social security. fit was a lock box and we opened it it would be filled with

let's bring in eric schiffer and, look who's here, fox news contributor, deneen borelli.olitics with your fries? what's going here? >> it is a crazy move, and it's one in which it's going to backfire against democrats because most democrats are going to choose their stomach and a good burger over politics. and i think you're going to see this happen. in california especially, here in california, that's a really popular, it's a popular restaurant. politics doesn't have a chance. elizabeth: you know what's interesting, we had tiger talk, tiger woods having to answer a question about politics, deneen. it's striking that now hamburger chains are involved. just let's back this up a bit. i mean, we've got the democrats out there looking for all sorts of reasons to get wound up and boycott burger chains? it means they're looking at the donor list and seeing who's doing what. don't they have better things to do? >> yeah, you would think they would. but what they're doing is silencing speech, liz. and what they're doing also is making an example of any company, business owner. lis

let's bring in tv host deneen be borelli and ben kiss el to talk about this. -- ben kiss el.e broader questions that we can talk about but, deneen, your thoughts on what kanye had to say last night. >> well, i say to kanye west, welcome to my world of being intimidated, harassed and bullied by the liberal mob that is intolerant and despises independent thought. i've been doing this for a number of years, colin are, so let me tell you years ago there weren't that many black conservatives that were vocal or open with their views. now there are more and more people coming forward talking about where they stand politically. but with kanye west, he has a lot of juice, he has a lot of followers, and he is the liberals', the democrats', the progressives' -- whatever they call themselves today, he is their worst nightmare because they don't want that message resonating to black voters. connell: liberal, he says, can't bully me. ben, your thoughts on -- or what did you take away from what kanye had to say. >> yeah, there's a lot to unpack here. i think i can't, obviously, speak for ka

deneen, it's companies that may do best with iran. a company could wind up having its bank accounts frozen. >> the president is keeping his promise, that is to change the bad deal that was initiated under former president obama by was bad on so many levels. there is also the sunset clause which would allow them to make changes to the agreement and we wouldn't necessarily know by the. make changes. so there were so many things with this agreement that the president has issued. and he's keeping his promise to make sure they change their behavior. >> how could you think iran responds to this? each action of the team hurts them even more. if they try to shut the strait of who arstraitof hormuz, how d? >> what they have been doing is desperately trying to keep europe on board with the jcpoa. they have been lobbying hard. even some former officials i hear, u.s. officials, have been in europe trying to get them to keep the deal and ignore the u.s. sanctions. let's face it. iranian leaders have a lot more to worry about than u.s. sanctions. t

room can find out but what exactly if you've got a security clearance, what are you getting info on, deneennsitive is that information? it sounds kind of sensitive because you've got a security clearance. sure, i do see this as a national security issue because we don't know what they are doing with the information they're able to access and again , wyatt this point in the administration under president trump do they have this kind of clearance? trish: okay. >> it can't be good. trish: okay quickly turning do you have a minute for me on turkey because this is interesting. the sanctions we hear are related specifically to pastor brunson, however, gary, the tariffs not. that that's a national security issue an they will stand no matter what. >> i really do i hope the president is watching i really do believe again without taking sides better be careful. there is a lot of debt slashing around and a lot of currencies getting crushed and we do not know who owns that and you can end up with a little bit of a domino effect. the great news is our markets have held up like a rock compar ed to everyb

to go to pricewaterhousecoopers partner mitch rochelle, fox news contributor, jessica tarlov and deneentell you, mitch, it's frustrating because i understand, listen, the mainstream media does not like president trump. but this is really about american success. you know, yesterday when that number came out that showed employee compensation rising at the fastest pace in ten years, if you looked through the numbers, it was even better for miners, for construction workers. i mean, these are hard-hit americans for a long time. we should celebrate that. >> totally. and what's interesting is the numbers we talk about on the air here all the time are the numbers that the market cares about, the things that regular, average americans care about they're feeling too. wages are going up, after-tax take-home pay is going up. on the other side of it, because of tariffs and diapers are going up in price, oil's going up in price, but generally they feel good, and you see that in consumer confidence and spending. those numbers were very strong recently. i think main street is optimistic. charles: there

and deneen borelli. doug, start you with this. you're a conservative, when it comes to the economy.ou are a capitalist. >> free markets, absolutely. trish: free markets rule. when you look at bernie sanders or you look at alexandria ocasio-cortez what are you thinking it means for your party? >> well i disagree with both of them. ocasio-cortez i think won a low turnout primary in liberal part of manhattan. she doesn't speak for the party. bernie sanders speaks to a broader constituency and i think the party would be moving in the wrong direction if it wholly embraces their ideas and values. fortunately five the six candidates in the midwest in primaries on tuesday, who cortez and sanders endorsed fortunately lost. trish: it doesn't play in the middle of the country. >> it doesn't. trish: the danger for the party overall, something i would be concerned about if i were a democrat, independent here, if i were a democrat i would be very concerned that kind of rhetoric will take over your image. you combine that with nancy pelosi talking about crumbs, $1000 being crumbs, you get a bad se

there we're still the best game in town let's keep it that way thank you so much good to see you both deneen and gary. ashley webster is in today for liz claman so i'm sending it over to him. ashley: thank you very much, trish indeed, anxiety on wall street at this hour as markets trip over trade a strengthening dollar and a crude hair cut, i mean a bad hair cut i'm talking about oil as you can see the dow off 207 points down less than 1% but nevertheless its been a down day throughout the session the s&p, nasdac and as you can see oil down 3% on the day. the so-called fear gauge the volatility index hitting a six- week high, that gauge now at 15 up 17% in the old days it was in the 20s and 30s so let's keep perspective but nevertheless the vix finally coming up a little bit the selling started right at the opening bell the dow falling 334 points at the low, after the latest report showed a big jump in oil stockpiles, retail sales gave a boost to the dollar, but retailers taking a punch to the gut as macy's drags its competitors down. also, fresh worries on the trade front from turkey yes it