reporter: you have people like ron desantis from florida who think the tariffs will give leveraging renegotiation of nafta. >> in terms of nafta there may be ways where they will use it to spread along and if they can get an agreement that will open up markets for us. that will be a win. if this is something the president is very much engaged in. he cares a lot about it and its goal is to get better deals for the united states. reporter: the senator from arizona, jeff flake calls these tariffs poisoned. protectionism and insurgency will lead to trade worth which are now one, only loss. the ability to pass legislation essentially having the president give authority back to congress. no one expects that to happen anytime soon. cheryl: a crucial election from

ron desantis that is a key question. why? why? doesn't take on a case, then recuse himself and then we find the judge is best friends at the heart of everything peter strzok. >> yeah, sean. just remember, this was such an odd case from the beginning with flynn. they rushed in to interrogate him in the white house january of 2017. obviously, he ends up pleading guilty but he probably didn't know all that was going on with peter strzok. and so this thing just is not -- does not sit well with me. and i also have an issue as jimmy said with the department of justice. they fought us tooth and nail on everything pretty much. including this right here. why were they heavily redacting this portion. that was something that we were entitled to see. in conducting oversight. they tried to hide it from the american people. >> sean: yeah. tom fitton you have struggled and your organization has struggled. why are they trying to hide, remember, devin nunes waited until the final five minutes before the subpoena of this information from the doj th

back to you, congressman desantis.e saw kim jong un for the first year of the president's administration, first 13, 14 months, you know, setting off those icbms and, you know, with all the name calling and saying we were going to get a birthday present you know on the fourth of july and all that other stuff. all of a sudden he is starting to dress in kind of western gear, kind of. he is making trips outside of his country. what's do you think has caused this man to do this abrupt turn around? >> well, i think it's the pressure that the president and his administration have put on north korea and on china to a certain extent. and we have made more progress on -- look, we are a long way to go. it's a very difficult problem. kim jong un is aing through. but, aingthrough -- is a thug. the trump administration has made more progress in 15 months than his predecessors did in the last quarter century. a lot of work left to do, but i think the president deserves credit that we're on the brink of potentially finally getting som

ron desantis joins us tomorrow.at robert mueller in a blistering twitter attack. could he be preparing to fire the special counsel? hillary clinton claims her comments about trump voters, that was misinterpreted. what do you really mean when you are suggesting they are racist. austin on evening after another bomb attack in the texas capital. grab a hammer, time to nail this thing. president trump fighting back hard against the russia investigation it appears he's taking off the glove

and that's desantis.oining us now for reaction is bay area radio talk show host ethan bearman, who is in l.a. tonight. ethan, that is your neck of the woods up there in san francisco area, talk radio is hot up there, we have 864 criminal aliens now on the loose who have either been ordered deported -- didn't show up -- or convicted criminals, also illegal immigrants, who were released back into the system. i.c.e. wants to get them out of the country to keep the people of the bay area safe. how does this mayor, in good conscience, one them to escape, and divide is that good? >> she didn't specifically warn them, because those who have been convicted of specific crimes. california, even under sanctuary state laws, sb64, we prefer to work with i.c.e. when you are convicted of a violent felony. it's not like we are like, yeah, violent felon, that's not the case. what it is, we have a couple of million people who are members of our community, the city of oakland community, those are members of the community wh

lou: ron desantis is extremely talented and would make a terrific special counsel.hat. now we just have to convince ron desantis who i think would prefer to be governor of the state of florida. let's talk about what we're seeing here right know and that's a special counsel that's operating frankly without a relevant portfolio. he's supposed to be investigating collusion and mueller is simply just going out on witch hunts and fishing expeditions, widening a probe that's produced absolutely no evidence that would support the mission that he was employed to find, that is collusion with russia. >> exactly. i think it's highly unfortunate that a person of such a distinguished career and reputation would have set up this investigation to be so laden with democrats, so partisan and so, as you say, out in the wilderness instead of focused on the mission. all of the time and money that has been spent hasn't proved any collusion at all. lou: and we're watching now a battle shaping up between speaker ryan, mitch mcconnell, the senate majority leader and the president on the is

ron desantis, one of the first congressmen to call for a special counsel.nd attorneys join us tonight to talk about the clinton cartel, their pay-to-play scandals and what in the world is going on with the investigation of you uranium one. and lieutenant governor casey cagle joins us here. he is the one who led the charge to punish delta air lines after the airline retaliated against the nra. >>> our top story tonight, the investigation into the discredited trump dossier. fox news is now reporting there's a new house intelligence committee deadline for a handful of senior obama administration officials to when they knew that th.they have until this friday o respond and devin nunes says if they don't, subpoenas will be on the way. our first guest tonight has been described by president trump as a great american hero. referring to his role in spear heading the efforts to release the republican memorandum detailing wide spread fisa court surveillance abuses. joining us tonight, congressman devin nunes, the chairman of the intelligence committee and as the pres

congressman ron desantis with us and chris farrell of judicial watch, fred flights joins us as well to discuss obama and clinton corruption. and the washington time's charlie hurt joins me to discuss the white house staffing moves and why the left wing national media has so much trouble saying the words communist dictator when referring to china ice president xi jinping >>> our top story tonight, president trump slamming attorney general jeff sessions for using the inspector general to investigate what are obvious abuses of the fisa courts and the politically motivated surveillance by the obama, fbi and department of justice. president trump tweeted this, asking why is ag jeff sessions asking the inspector general to investigate potentially ma sie e abuse. isn't the ig an obama guy? why not use justice department lawyers. disgraceful. sessions responded to the president's criticism, passive agreesessive ambiguity. the attorney general issued this statement, saying, quote, we have initiated the appropriate process that will ensure complaints against this department will be fully and fai

joining me from orlando is republican congressman ron desantis. and i served in the united states congress together. we were on the same oversight committee as well as the judiciary committee. he is also now running for the governor of florida. congressman desantis, thanks so much for joining us. >> hey, jason, good to see you. >> jason: the governor signed a bill. would you, if you were elected governor, would you have signed that bill? >> i think i would have approached it a little bit different. i think certainly the school security i think is long overdue. the money for mental health and being able to identify these individuals who are dangerous so that they are not able to possess weapons. i think all of those are good. i think when you start getting into some of the blanket restrictions on people's second amendment rights, i think that is constitutionally vulnerable. i think those lawsuits are probably going to succeed. i mean, think about it. have you enumerated right in the bill of rights. there is really no precedent to just do a blanket

. >> have a pam bondi or ron desantis or a robert bourke in there.resting names and good ideas. that's it for us tonight. ron desantis >> i think the problem with facebook and google and its other organizations committed just gotten so big that there's no question that they cannot control the flow of information. cheryl: breaking this morning, crisis at facebook. theaters in the u.s. and europe on an investigation into the handling of user profiles that the stock tumbling 7% on monday in the dow down 335 points. lauren: the tech heavy nasdaq hit even harder down 2% with facebook, amazon, apple. losing about $90 billion in combined market value. cheryl: the

joining us is congressman ron desantis. he's the leading republican candidate for the governmentship of florida. good to have you with us, congressman. let's begin, if we may, with a call for a second special counsel. how important is it for mccarthy and scalise to 0 add their voices to the call for a second special counsel. >> i applaud them for doing that. and u.s. senators like chuck grassley and lindsey graham. i would call on our speaker of the house paul ryan to follow their lead and call publicly for the appointment of a second special counsel. ryan was publicly supportive of special counsel mueller. well, by golly gee you have got to support a special counsel now because you have evidence statutes were violated. can mccabe lie to the fbi and not have anything happen? comey has exposure for saying he has never been involved in leak. mccabe contradicted him. and his senior advisor was demoted because he was involved in discussing the dossier with "mother jones" magazine. even though we have done a lot in the committee

congressman ron desantis among congressman ron desantis among >> i've gotten to know people very welland i'm really at a point where we are getting really close to having the cabinet and other things that i want. lauren: breaking news this morning. president trump is a top economic adviser and fox news is reporting even more cabinet changes could be on the way. during two concerns about the trade were of industrial names leaving the dow down 250 points. lauren: futures pointing to a higher open. dow futures higher at the open in a over 100 moments ago.

. >> have a pam bondi or ron desantis or a robert bourke in there.g names and good ideas. that's it for us tonight. ron desantis keep it right here on fox business. lou: these are top stories tonight. fired fbi deputy director andrew mccabe lashing out at trump white house claiming his firing of politicized. and national left wing media eagerly echoing the claims. but in nearly every instance they fail to report that both justice department inspector general and fbi office of professional responsibility concluded that mccabe made unauthorized leaked to media, lied about it on a number of occasions and recommended his dismissal. >> also president trump launching a new

ron desantis joins us tomorrow. kennedy: president trump lashing out at robert mueller in a blistering twitter attack. could he be preparing to fire the special counsel? hillary clinton claims her comments about trump voters, that was misinterpreted. what do you really mean when you are suggesting they are racist. austin on evening after another bomb attack in the texas capital. grab a hammer, time to nail this thing. president trump fighting back hard against the russia investigation it appears he's taking off the gloves and putting on the foil. the president calling out special counsel robert mueller by name on twitter. saying why does the mueller team have hardened democrats and crooked hillary supporters and zero republicans? another dem recently added. does anyone think this is fair? is he now planning to fire robert mueller? the white house says no and several republican lawmakers including lindsey graham said firing him would be a bad idea. jeff sessions fired andrew mccabe hours before his retirement which m

i think so. >> ed: ron desantis, thank you for coming in.elieve it or not, still close to too close to call in pennsylvania. democrat conor lamb clinging to a slim lead, margins are tight, republicans eyeing a recount. molly line here to break it down down. it has been a wild 24 hours. >> that is for certain. ed, good evening. democrats are claiming victory for conor lamb. republicans not giving appropriate state rep rick saccone says he is staying in this boat, the communications director for the national congressional committee says, we are absolutely not conceding, a recount has not been ruled out. ed, let's get into the numbers, hp's unofficial count has llama head by just 620 -- roughly 375 provisional military and overseas ballots have yet to be counted, the four counties in the district have seven days to count and the deadline to receive military and overseas ballots is next tuesday. republicans say they have received complaints about machines, and voters may have been confused by the upcoming plans to be read/write districts. it is

congressman ron desantis among congressman ron desantis among >> i've gotten to know people very well over the last year and i'm really at a point where we are getting really close to having the cabinet and other things that i want. lauren: breaking news this morning. president trump is a top economic adviser and fox news is reporting even more cabinet changes could be on the way. during two concerns about the trade were of industrial names leaving the dow down 250 points. lauren: futures pointing to a higher open. dow futures higher at the open in a over 100 moments ago. cheryl: in europe, stocks opened slightly higher. all three indices are in the green. lauren: stocks in asia and mixed bag to the kneecap split, but the yen was higher as well. in china the shanghai composite downplayed. cheryl: once the darling. now elizabeth fraud -- a fraud. "fbn:am" starts right now. lauren: 5:01 a.m. in new york. thursday, march 15th. i call this little friday. when my alarm out. cheryl: it is big thursday because we've got so much breaking news. of course, the president first has passed a new e

desantis or a robert bourke in there. lou: all interesting names and good ideas. that's it for us tonight. ron desantis >> i think the problem with facebook and google and its other organizations committed just gotten so big that there's no question that they cannot control the flow of information. cheryl: breaking this morning, crisis at facebook. theaters in the u.s. and europe on an investigation into the handling of user profiles that the stock tumbling 7% on monday in the dow down 335 points. lauren: the tech heavy nasdaq hit even harder down 2% with facebook, amazon, apple. losing about $90 billion in combined market value. cheryl: the dow now vacated for the year in futures pointing to a mixup in number by nine. s&p barely in the grain. nasdaq 20 lower fractionally. lauren: stocks rebounded slightly from the selloff picked the selloff. the 50th 19 points in london. cheryl: japan's nikkei down nearly half a percent. in china come in the shanghai composite up a third of 1%. lauren: back here at home, opera suspending its driverless car after one hit someone u

congressman ron desantis among or gh the $100 million pads in london. here's lou. lou: our top stories tonight. a major victory for president trump's efforts to crack down on sanctuary cities. ththe federal appeals court ruld the effects as ban can moved forward. president trump naming larry kudlow as the next economic advisor. the trump administration working on draining the swamp. attorney general jeff session is considering firing andrew mccabe days before his scheduled retirement which puts his pension in jeopardy. we take all of that up and much more. our guest tonight, president trump's top trade advisor peter navarro joining to us discuss the president's america first trade policy. the best complit political an -- the best political analyst on the special election pennsylvania. and chris farrell on judicial watch and the efforts to drain the swamp. our top story, a legal win for the trump administration. the state of texas cracked down on sanctuary cities taking effect after a federal appellate court upheld the law. that means teks as police officers can ask

desantis and mr. lynch for their leadership on what i think is a commonsense measure that will actually improve the process. i urge every member to support the bill and i reserve the balance of our time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from iowa is recognized. mr. blum: i yield five minutes to the gentleman from florida and sponsor of this bill, mr. desantis. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. desantis: mr. speaker in the private sector if an employer is going to hire somebody a lot of times they'll do a google search, check social media posting to see, learn a little more about this prospective employee. it may be hard to believe that the federal government often fails to conduct a simple internet search on individuals before they entrust -- before they are entrusted with a security clearance. publicly available social media is one of the best ways to understand an individual's interests and intention but our investigatory process focuses on inter

desantis, for five minutes. mr. desantis: mr. speaker, i rise to pay tribute to lieutenant caleb king, a naval aviator in and port orange, florida, native who died while training onboard a naval air station in florida. he was a standout football player at warner christian academy in south daytona. he was recruited to play football at a number of colleges but chose to combine college football with service to our country by attending the u.s. naval academy. as a linebacker, he was a key component of key successful navy teams that played in two bowl games and most importantly went 4-0 against army. after graduating from the u.s. naval academy, caleb completed extensive training to become a naval aviator and was assigned to attack fighter squadron 213 based in virginia beach. our fighter jets represent the tip of the sphere of america's offensive air capabilities, and the aviators assigned to these units are some of the best sailors in the fleet so it's not surprising someone like aleb will find himself at vf v.f.a. 213. while we don

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reporter: you have people like ron desantis from florida who think the tariffs will give leveraging renegotiation of nafta. >> in terms of nafta there may be ways where they will use it to spread along and if they can get an agreement that will open up markets for us. that will be a win. if this is something the president is very much engaged in. he cares a lot about it and its goal is to get better deals for the united states. reporter: the senator from arizona, jeff flake calls these tariffs poisoned. protectionism and insurgency will lead to trade worth which are now one, only loss. the ability to pass legislation essentially having the president give authority back to congress. no one expects that to happen anytime soon. cheryl: a crucial election from pennsylvania today as voters had to choose their representative in a tight race expected between the mix saccone and conor lamb in a special congressional election. polls open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. lauren: mike pence on hannity last night explaining the importance of pennsylvania's election. >> that election is more about the direction of

eric: desantis said we are not going down to 51.'s ruled unconstitutional in 1998. >> how about if we say when it comes to military command that's a separate spending bill altogether. both parties use the military come all the military hostage to get the things they want and this is better back home. it would separate the military funding to take care of our men and women in uniform. make it a separate peace. if you want to have a debate over it, why not go back to the appropriations process in the house. we pass every one of the 12 appropriations bills, send them to the senate and they weren't acted on. when we talk about these things, people talk about congress made up of two bodies. the house of representatives and the senate. i do want to get on my senate colleagues, but in so tired of hearing you just don't understand. you go back home with me and tell people working two jobs to keep the roof over the head of their children, something for the future can you tell them they don't understand. it's not working in their best interes

joining the conversation, florida congressman and house freedom caucus member ron desantis is with us. freedom caucus was among the first to say we are not in on this bill, former fdic chairman and founder systematic risk council sheila is with us this morning. the author of collapse of china gordon chang and katy engelbert, and cofounder and investor roger mcnamee, one of the leader shareholders in facebook for some time. we will talk with roger about what took place on facebook in this market this week. first kick it off with trade war hitting global markets, stocks across asia tumbled, take a look at the numbers, all the majors were down around 3 and 4 and a half percent. japan being the worst down billion 4 and a half percent. back in the u.s., the dow closed down more than 700 points yesterday after president trump proposed tariffs up to 50 billion-dollars on tighter reqiciÓn on technology transfers, in response what the administration is calling china's unfair trading practices. >> we are doing things for this country that should have been done for many, many years. we've had th

florida republican congressman, ron desantis is trying to amend the constitution and allow a line-itemo. he joins me right now. welcome. i understand congratulations are in order. >> oh, yeah. thank you. we had our second child, a little healthy baby boy named mason. mom is doing great. >> trish: this is your second child. you have a little girl already? >> that's right. her name is madison. she's a pistol and a very good little girl. >> trish: i'm sure she will be a good sister. congratulations to you and your wife and your whole family. congressman, let's get to this plan you have to basically allow the president the ability to go through a budget and say huh-uh, don't like this and veto it. explain it to us. >> you saw last week, there was a 2,300 page spending bill that congress passed within 24 hours of it being unveiled to the public. no member read the bill. there's all kinds of stuff packed into that. the president under current law is left with the decision do i veto it and fund nothing or do it sign it, spending into law that really isn't in the best interest of taxpayers. th

congressman ron desantis among or gh the $100 million pads in london. here's lou.ry for president trump's efforts to crack down on sanctuary cities. ththe federal appeals court ruld the effects as ban can moved forward. president trump naming larry kudlow as the next economic advisor. the trump administration working on draining the swamp. attorney general jeff session

congressman ron desantis among or guests tomorrow. good night from new york. kennedy: tonight the house passes a bill but will it do anything. kentucky congressman thomas massey explains why he voted know. >>> the pennsylvania senate race is tight as a latex dress. i'll talk to the libertarian candidate. >>> and the president pushing a second phase of tax cuts. what would that look like? jump on the k train. it's time to get chugging. kennedy: millions of students pulled out of thousands of schools in a nationwide walkout demanding action after the florida high school massacre. some asking for gun control, others for school safety and the innocent voices rang through the halls of congress where the house spraining into action. kind of. they passed the most tepid toothless school safety bill prcalled s.t.o.p. the bill provides 55 to $75 million a year which is supposed to make a dent in the nation's schools. but will it address the black hole of violent mental illness that swallowed up that shooter taking 17 precious souls with him. no. these kids wanted a stak

and last night talking with congressman ron desantis who like you is a stalwart in the house and i asked simply, why do you put up with paul ryan. why does the president put up with paul ryan. he's sold out to everyone he can sell out to, the chamber of commerce, the business round table, to the establishment in every way he does hi master's building and says the hell with the republican party every chance he gets and conservatives be damned. >> well i wish that speaker ryan would form a government coalition with conservatives and i wish that conservatives would be more willing to work with the speaker on those matters. unfortunately this bill that we're about to built on was built on ooh conservative that did not include conservatives. i'm sure that chuck schumer is popping the champagne in his office right now with a number of democratic priorities maintained. lou: he would be a damn fool if he weren't. we're looking at $4 billion in spending headed his way, an easy pass down the northeast corridor for the tunnel project, the gateway project. we're looking at the president accepting a

congressman ron desantis among or guests tomorrow. good night from new york.use passes a bill but will it do anything. kentucky congressman thomas massey explains why he voted know. >>> the pennsylvania senate race is tight as a latex dress. i'll talk to the libertarian candidate. >>> and the president pushing a second phase of tax cuts. what would that look like? jump on the k train. it's time to get chugging. kennedy: millions of students pulled out of thousands of schools in a nationwide walkout demanding action after the florida high school massacre. some asking for gun control, others for school safety and the innocent voices rang through the halls of congress where the ho