will that make president donald j. trump more disciplined ? >> hopefully. president donald j. trump surrounds himself with military people. he really respects those folks. if he really respects john kelly, he will let him do his job. hopefully that will instill the discipline that is necessary. >> today the narrative changed. it was supposed to be about healthcare and we are talking about the white house chief of staff. last night, we watched as the senate failed to pass the skinny bill. a vote of 51-49. how big of a setback is this ? >> enormous. it is one of the legs of the stool. one of the things he ran on. he could not get it done. it is also a failure for the republicans in congress. they could not make it happen. i want to add that the democrats eventually will have to come and be party to making it work. >> maybe there is a silver lining. >> always. we see many defeats in american history and produce something really good. we all know the healthcare act needs fine-tuning. may be more than that. they have to get involved to do it together. >> about the mitch mcconnell a

we will have to wait and see how president donald j. trump manages escalating tensions. >>> still to come, hospital officials in the uk are standing their ground. even amongst support from the pope and president donald j. trump to help a baby receive potentially life-saving treatment. coming up. >>> and nice-looking day out there right now. not as much fog today. a little warmer as well. we will come back and talk about the rest of the weekend.>>> download the free app choose news happening around you and you could get paid. the fresco app. >>> weekdays, it is all about you. >> you are the reason we are ready. >> ready to bring you the day's top stories. >> stories that hit home >> news that matters. >> matters to you. >> your family, and your community. >> weekdays at 5 after 1052, we are ready. for you. ktvu, fox2 news. >>> british foreign minister says it is impossible for terminally ill baby -- a terminally ill baby to be transferred due to legal reasons. >> the latest development in the story the gate international attention after pope f

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.>>> a tweet from president donald j. trump sends shockwaves to the ranks of the military >> we will have the generals come over and explaining the policy. >> president donald j. trump has chosen this day to commit an act of cowardice. >> what happens next, now that the president says transgender people can no longer serve.>>> president donald j. trump says transgender's are a burden to the military is not be allowed to serve his tweet caught the pentagon by surprise. it is causing outrage among transgender supporters in and out of the military. the question is, what happens now ? welcome to 4 on 2.>>> the president reinstated them military ban -- the u. s. military ban on transgender people. he did not make it clear how the ban will affect transgender troops already serving. >> the announcement came in a surprise tweet on wednesday morning. president donald j. trump says he has banned transgender americans from serving in the military in any capacity. reversing a rule put in by the defense last year. the president tweeted the

donald j. trump jr. loves his father. he was an unbelievable campaigner. he's one of the reasons why he won the state of pennsylvania. this guy, my friend donald j. trump jr. and i, we traveled all over the state of pennsylvania. it's the first time the republicans won it in 32 years. >> big win. >> we should be talking about that and we should be talking about the president's agenda. the kid took a nothing meeting -- i think reince priebus called it a nothing burger. >> would you take that meeting? >> would i have taken that meeting? i'm not sure. how's that. i'm going to answer you honestly and tell you that i'm not sure. since i went to harvard law school i probably would have asked a few people and somebody would have said get a cutout to take the meeting to see if there was any legitimacy to it. it was a nonevent, jake. we want to make that into a two-week, four-week news cycle, that's fine. by it was a nonevent that had no impact on the campaign. >> the only reason i brought it up is because you said nobody from the campaign met with somebody from rus

and we will deport you.>>> reporter: president donald j. trump announcing the united states is cracking down on the brutal street gang ms 13. the site of the president's declaration, intended to send a message to long island. said to be the epicenter of ms 13 violence. and his particularly affected by the brutal street gang. but they have transformed peaceful parks and beautiful quiet neighborhoods into blood stained killing fields. they are animals.>>> reporter: a key talking point of the trumpet ministrations hard-line stance on immigration, and hundreds of demonstrators turned out to protest. protector said in a statement, we are saddened and outraged to see at seeking these tragedies for local political gain. and to fuel his anti-immigrant agenda. acting director of ice weighing in with a message >> it is not okay to be here illegally. it is not okay to violate the laws of this country.>>> reporter: the president believe going off topic to express disappointed in this morning to help her vote. >> i seven the beginning, let obamacare implode.

. >> a frustrated president donald j. trump tells senators to keep working on a plan to repeal and replace obamacare. >> frankly, i do not think we should leave town unless we have a health insurance plan. >>> a wildfire near yosemite has turned into 46,000 acres. it is forcing thousands more to leave their homes. cal fire calls this fire behavior extreme and aggressive. walk into 4 on 2. i'm heather holmes. >> im frank somerville . we will get to the debt while -- detweiler fire.>>> sheriffs are on the scene of a homicide. it happened on willow avenue in unincorporated hayward just before 3:30 pm >> sky fox is overhead right now. officials say the victim is a man. no word on the age. we are working to find out more information on what happened we will bring you any new developments as they become available. a homicide investigation is underway right now in alameda county.>>> now to the fire in mariposa county. that detweiler fire is behaving in a way they have not seen before. and has burned more than 45,000 acres, since it br

particularly for a president like donald j. trump. he has been in business with employees of tens of thousands of people. he knows who is work and who's not. he makes these decisions. i think it's a great team. anthony has been coming into an existing team and fitting in and being a piece of the action when we need it as the president sees fit and i'm thrilled. judge jeanine: let's talk about jeff sessions. the washington post reporting that the attorney general was having conversations with kislyak or kislyak reported that to his bosses makes it look like the attorney general is in more trouble. kellyanne: we should be concerned about these leaks. we wouldn't know this unless someone is leaking information. it's 60 leaks as opposed to a handful when president obama was president. also eventually you may imperil this nation. judge jeanine: does the attorney general have the confidence of the president? kellyanne: the president said he was disappointed the attorney general recused himself. he thinks the whole russian investigation is n

donald j. trump jr. is one of the reasons we won the state of pennsylvania. this guy, my friend donald j. trump jr. and i travelled all over the state of pennsylvania. it's the first time the republicans won it in 32 years. we should be talking about that and the president's agenda. the kid teich a nothing meeting. i think reince priebus called it -- >> would you take that meeting? >> since that's been overused. would i have taken that meeting? i'm not sure, how's is that. i'm going to answer it honestly, and tell you i'm not sure. >> since i went to harvard law school, i probably would have asked a few people. somebody would have said to me, get a cut out to take the meeting and see if there's any legitimacy to it. once they realized there wasn't, people were walking out or on their iphones, it was a nonevent. we want to make that into a two-week, a four-week news cycle, that's fine. but it had no impact on the skpan. >> the only reason i brought it up is it because you said nobody from the campaign met with russian. >> okay, but, time out a second. i said i

. >> he did promise, let donald j. trump be donald j. trump. >> exactly. the notion that we need a more authentic donald trump is disturbing. >> they always want to say they have a communications problem, they almost never have a communications problem. this guy is often off the wall and disassociated with factual reality, if you're his mouthpiece, you have a choice. i think he's going with the latter approach. >> you be the judge today, were there more conflicting allegation allegations coming out of the white house? sara huckabee sanders saying this this morning. >> the administration is supportive of being tough on russia, particularly in putting these sanctions in place, we support where the legislation is now, we'll continue working with the house and senate to put those tough sanctions in place on russia? >> ben? >> i don't think that's miss communication, i think what you're hearing there from sarah huckabee sanders is simple. this white house has not been afraid of sanctions on russia, if the president feels as if they are needed. they haven't tried

can do more and do it more quickly in the disruptive fashion which we are accustomed to with donald j. trump, having the tools in place, i talked to reince this weekend, everybody is on the same team in terms of we are on the side of freedom and democracy, repealing and replacing obamacare, lowering taxes, putting isis in retreat, you know, there's just so much that's happening and i got to say, the swamp includes many people, many institutions, individuals and i think calcified. they were not expecting donald trump to make good on campaign promise on getting the 20 million plus american who is have no health care coverage the release they need, 6 and a half million who were willing to fork over money, $3 billion to the irs rather than get simple obamacare coverage -- chris: kellyanne, you have to allow me to ask some questions here. i want to ask you about one more question on the administration and then we will move onto health care. this week the president continued to attack his attorney general jeff sessions and when he was asked whether or not he's going to keep sessions in his job or

we have the counselor to the president donald j. trump kellyanne conway on the north lawn. good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: the president is on air force one right now heading back to the united states. what is the headline from his trip to paris? >> the headline is france and the united states deepen oldest and very strong alliance. clearly the two presidents and their wives had a wonderful exchanges while they were there, bilateral meeting. the president was very honored to have the united states of america as the guest of the country of france for the 100th anniversary of the u.s. entering world war i. and of course to be there on bastille day. and i said this during his first foreign trip. i will keep saying it president trump really enjoys visiting countries around the world and heads of state and finds sitting down and finding out a way that we can work together. even countries where we don't necessarily agree on most issues. to sit down and figure out how to approach and tackle and perhaps solve the vexing issues of the day. and, of course, he did that wi

[speaking in a foreign language] >> translator: at the inviitation of president donald j. trump i'm leading the delegation on this official visit to the united states. we have been having a series of meetings and activities in new york, as well as here in washington, d.c. today. [speaking in a foreign language] >> translator: i have had a series of meeting with american secretaries, members of the cabinet and a number of major u.s. corporations. i also just before coming here had a very fruitful and successful meeting with president trump himself. [speaking in a foreign language] >> translator: i fully concur with you, what you said earlier, that the relationship between vietnam and the united states is entering a new state of development, opening up new opportunities for advanced cooperation. [speaking in a foreign language] >> translator: i also took the opportunity of my visit to celebrate the 40th anniversary of our membership to the united nations in new york and i have with me today the permanent representative of vietnam to the united nations. [speaking in a foreign langu

the morning host, joe scarborough, announced he is leaving the republican party because donald j. trumpgsc [laughs] bye,tr joe. we don't want you anyway. >> that's all the time we have left this evening, thanks for being with us. remember, there shall, always fair, always balanced. see you back here tomorrow night. always on "the story" tomorrow. tucker carlson is up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." an outrage bomb went off in washington last night, and by don today there was still a thick cloud of sanctimony and self-righteousness hanging over the city choking out all normal life. the cause, donald trump, jr.,'s meeting with a russian lawyer last summer. no one here had ever seen anything like that before. so they said. there was stiff competition, but the senator from connecticut may have won the highest indignation award when he suggested not only is donald trump, jr., a bad person, he may in fact be a russian spy.

now it is my honor to introduce the presidentand, of the united states, donald j. trump. president trump: thank you very much, that's so nice. the united states has many great diplomats but there is truly no better ambassador for our country than our beautiful first lady melania. we have come to your nation to deliver an important message. poland and america loves the polish people. the polls have not only increased -- not only greatly enriched this reach an -- this region, they have greatly enriched the united states. i was truly proud to have their support in the 2016 election. it is a profound honor to stand to the war sir uprising and to a dress the polish nation that so many generations have dreamed of. strong, that is safe, and free. the president and your wonderful us withdy have welcomed a tremendous warmth and kindness in which poland is known around the world. i sincerely think both of them are veryrime minister special thanks also. we are pleased that the former has joined the solidarity movement. thank you. on behalf of all americans let the entire polish peopl

do you wonder why donald j trump had a certain appeal? it had a certain appeal to me when he gets angry at things like this and i hope he lowers corporate taxes. i personally think they are too high, so more money is repatriated at a reasonable rate and injected into the american economy. where is the young lady from princeton who wanted to say something? that's not the young lady from princeton. oh he is from princeton, good. >> my question has nothing to do with princeton. my question is, do you know if wilson read montesquieu and the reason i ask is because at the heart of montesquieu's philosophy was what might be called a politics in place. he believed the right regime for any people was very much determined by their culture, religion, economy, environment all of those factors mattered to what kind of government would actually succeed in that context. >> exactly. >> montesquieu, you may know, was the think are most slighted by the founding fathers so i would imagine wilson probably did know something about montesquieu who by the way

i'm randy kaye this is a cnn special report "the first son, the life of donald trump jr. ". ♪ ♪ >> donald jorn to donald and ivana trump on the last day of 1977. heir to a legacy still being built. destined to loom large over manhattan. >> i think one has to have some compassion for someone who its thrust into this role of almost a prince of new york city. >> reporter: donald trump jr. grew as the empire grew around him. a toddler when his father made his name as a big manhattan developer. revitalizing an old abandoned hotel. in grade school when ground was broken for trump tower. >> i remember playing with trucks on the floor of his office. going trick-or-treating in his office. >> to see dad, don jr. and eventually his siblings would need to visit him in the office. >> i think throughout our lives. he has always been there. usually on his terms. wasn't a typical, let's go play catch in the backyard, father son relationship. >> an atypical relationship, that worked. until, the early 1990s. when donald and ivana trump divorced. the world read all about it. >> i was 12. it was a difficult ti

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] and now, it is my honor to introduce to you my husband, the president of the united states, donald j trump. [applause] president trump: thank you very that's so nice. the united states is many great diplomats but there is truly no better ambassador for our country than our beautiful first lady. that was very nice. we have come to your nation to deliver a very important message -- america loves poland and america loves the polish people, thank you. it is a profound honor to stand in this city by this monument to the warsaw uprising and to address the polis nation -- the polish nation that so many generations have dreamed of, a poland that is safe, strong, and free. president duda and your wonderful first lady aga have welcomed with a tremendous warmth and kindness for those around the world, thank you. i sincerely bank -- thank both of them and to the prime minister a very special thanks also. we are pleased that former president lech walesa, famous for leading the solidarity movement, has joined us today, thank you. thank you. thank you. on behalf of all americans, let me also thank the en

the same group has just filed a lawsuit against the donald j. trump campaign for what is essentially the virtual mugging of three specific americans. this is a fascinating lawsuit. i mentioned it last night. i read it. i read the entire complaint today, and this is the best book i've ever read about what happened in the russian attack. it's -- this is a lawsuit that landed yesterday in federal court in d.c. we posted it on our website last night. if you have not checked it out yet, you should read it. each of these plaintiffs had their personal information from dnc records exposed on wikileaks, including like really personal stuff like sexual orientation and social security numbers. it all got published when wikileaks published the e-mails that had been hacked from the dnc by russia. each of these plaintiffs recounts suffering personal harm as a result of that exposure. they allege not just that they were harmed by russian government hackers stealing their information. the important part here is that they're alleging specifically that members of the t

it happens to be president donald j. trump. he'll make that decision when he makes it and i'll come back on the show and explain it to you. what i'm saying to you, you may not want to agree with me, there's a lot of disinformation out there, jake. and so one of the things that i'm going to try to do is speak very transparently to you and the american people, get the president's message out there. i have found in my life experience with president trump when he's out there himself and he's become his fresh authentic self, it's very appealing to the people of the united states. we don't need to closet him up or coach him, we need to allow him to be himself so we can get the policies out there that have going to be good for the american people. >> this is exactly the point. here you have a bill, legislation that was passed 98-2 in the u.s. senate, the house is about to pass it, it will probably also be an overwhelming vote to sanction russia and president trump told you that he still doesn't believe that russia was trying to interf

and now it is my honor to introduce to you my husband the president of the united states, donald j. trump[applause] >> thank you very much. that is so nice. the united states has many great diplomats. there's truly know better ambassador for our country and our beautiful first lady. thank you, that was very nice. we have come to your nation to deliver a very important message. and americas poland loves the polish people. thank you. the polls have not only greatly enriched this region but polish americans have also greatly enriched the united states and i was truly proud to have their support in the 2016 election. it is a profound honor to stand in this city by this monument to the warsaw uprising. nationaddress the polish that so many generations after he and. a poland that is safe, strong and free. president and your wonderful first lady have welcomed us with a tremendous warmth and kindness for which poland is known. around the world. thank you. i sincerely thank both of them and the prime minister. a very special thanks also. we are pleased that the former so famous for leading the sol

trump: and now it is my honor to introduce to you my husband, the president of the united states, donald j trumppplause] [chanting] president trump: thank you very much. it is so nice. the united states has many great diplomats but there is no better ambassador for our country than our beautiful first lady, milania. thank you, that was very nice. we have come to deliver an important message. america loves poland and america loves the polish people, thank you. [applause] president trump: the poles have not only greatly enriched this region, but polish americans have also greatly enriched the united states, and i was truly proud to have their support in the 2016 election. [applause] president trump: it is a profound honor to stand by this monument to the warsaw uprising and to address the polish nation that so many generations have dreamed of. a poland that is safe, strong and free. [applause] president trump: president duda and your wonderful first lady have welcomed us with the tremendous warmth and kindness for which poland is known around the world. thank you. [applause] president trump: my si

assad knows that determination of president donald j. trump and he knows this is not a man to test. >> but there's no way to monitor it is what you're saying. >> we're not here to solve everybody's problems in the front line, the president said -- >> but you have a ceasefire, you have to monitor a ceasefire. >> doesn't have to be us. it can be other actors. >> let's move on to the fight against isis. defeated in mosul, major accomplishment for the iraqi and coalition forces, we need to consolidate the gains, ensure the victory stays a victory. what specifically is the plan to stabilize mobile? is the u.s. planning a long-term stay behind force there? >> the president was clear all through the campaign. and he's reinforced this after january 20th, that we are not here -- this is not the bush administration and this isn't the obama administration that cut and run. we are not here to fight other people's wars for themselves. he thinks it's fundamentally un-american to invade other people's countries and occupy them. what we're interested in -- an

donald j. trump is his own best spokesman bar none. my issue with spicer is we talked a little bit in the a i know you like him but he is establishment type i never understood why he put the establishment types in his administration. >> i thought he was very effective spokesperson before the election. i thought he was really good. et bucked the establishment that joined the trump train and i thought he was great at it it's just that in the face of this barrage of vitriol directed towards all things trump, he wilted under the pressure. he meant well. he is a good guy. he was on the team. who knew? he just didn't have it. that he was as excitable that he turned out to be. i don't think anybody could have gauged that or the hatred that would be directed towards him by the entertainment media, the vicious unfunny late night clowns and "saturday night live," all of them. >> eric: doc, they hated him as bernie points out but they are going to miss having sean spicer around. >> can i just get us to focus on what happened today? because we're

>> we won the presidency because of donald j. trump. s a unbelievable politician. >> seth: that's right, trump's new communication director is wall street financier anthony scaramucci. now we're talking! i mean, look at this guy. he is a human pinkie ring. [ laughter ] he is the human embodiment of a double-parked bmw. [ light laughter ] he looks like the guy who leaves a doo-wop group over creative differences. [ laughter ] he looks like the only magician you could get on short notice. [ light laughter ] i could go on and on. you know what? let's. he definitely calls waitresses, "sweetheart." [ light laughter ] his yearbook quote was, "don't worry about it." [ laughter ] so what does the mooch have that spicey doesn't, besides a job? well, so far we know he's very good at one thing -- lavishing praise on donald trump, as scaramucci did at his first white house press conference on friday, even complimenting the president's alleged prowess at sports. >> i think he's got some of the best political instincts in the world, and perhaps in his

competitor of people tuned into fox news to say and it was a something like head man sperm of donald j. trumps is my particular away. someone has information on our opponent. things are going a million miles an hour. i want to hear him out and play it out and see what happens but people are trying to reach out to you all the time with this. one sent me an e-mail. i can't help someone sent it. i read it and responded accordingly. i would have read it if you start souring through the stuff. it was a waste of 20 minutes which was a shame. >> tevor: i love this. he's totally confessing but with the tone of somebody who thinks he's giving an alibi." look, i went into the bank, i shot everyone, and i took the money. so unless you have something on me, i guess i'm free to go?" [applause] yeah, i did it, okay, i did it. yes. [cheers and applause] they were leading up to the most important part of any routine, the dismount. >> what about the time line of this. this is pre for exampl week wic. i think the west of the world was trying to build up this narrative about russia. >> . >> tevor: yeah. no one

great american business person, donald j. trumphe american business person. >> martha: i'm just getting on the record because this is years ago. >> i understand that but i'm telling you, i can't hang with them. i traveled around the country with him. there were countless people that he saw, many, many meetings. >> martha: how come the russian meetings are the ones that everyone forgot? >> i don't really think that's the case. i think there are a lot of meetings that were when you say forgot, i just think it's one of these things are filling out these forms, their maniacally detailed, and if you have 102 trips which i did over ten years, it's impossible for every single person i met on these trips. i think you have to be fair to him that way. the other thing i think you have to be fair to, he's not in the political system. he loves his father, but he's not working in washington. we can talk about ivanka if you want to. >> martha: at the time, he was working on the campaign. >> it's his dad and he loves his father and is out there he

cicilline: whereas president donald j. trump holds interest or principal owner in 500 business entities, and the tax plan proposes to cut the corporate tax rate there 35% to 15%, applicable to many of these entities. whereas against the advice of ethics attorneys and the nonpartisan office of ethics. he's refused to divest himself of his businesses and placed his -- >> the house is not in order. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the gentleman is recognized. mr. cicilline: the president has refused to die vest his ownership stake in his businesses has instead placed his assets in a trust which is run by his adult children and the president can withdraw profits from his trust at any time of his choosing from any of the companies he owns. whereas the director of the office of government ethics resigned on july 6, 2017, stating that, and i quote, there isn't much more i could accomplish at the office of government ethics given the current situation. oge's recent experiences have made it clear that the ethics progr

and now it is my honor to introduce my husband, the president of the united states, donald j trump.owd chanting] >> thank you very much. it is so nice. the united states has many great diplomats but there is no better ambassador for our country and our beautiful first lady, mil i milan milania. that was very nice. we have come to deliver an important message. america loves poland and america loves the polish people, thank you. the polls have not only greatly enriched this region but polish americans have also greatly enriched the united states and i was truly proud to have their support in the 2016 election. it is a profound honor to stand by this monument to the warsaw uprising and to address the polish nation that so many generations have dreamed of. a poland that is safe, strong and 3. president duda and your wonderful first lady have welcomed us with the tremendous warmth and kindness for which poland is known around the world. thank you. i sincere, i mean in cearley fake both of them and the prime minister, a very successful thanks also. . we are pleased the former president so

let's listen. ( audience reacts ) > >> trevor: donald j. trump does not give a (bleep) in.ront of his own wife, he's, like, damn girl! you want some of this baguette? ( laughter ) i spent the entire afternoon trying to figure out how in that moment macron didn't punch trump right there. but, then, no no, i realized something, whenever trump is overseas, the one advantage he has is that people aren't hearing him in his native tongue. think about it, everything he says has to be interpreted by a translator, so maybe today when trump said, you're in great shape, the translator said, he says you look well. right? ( laughter ) that could happen. whereas if i were the translator, i would be, like, yo, my dude wants to smash ( laughter ) which is way more accurate. ( applause ) you see, translating donald trump is a real challenge, as our very own desi lydic reportsch. >> america, here's trump in english. >> i know words, i have the best words. >> well, sort of. but the rest of the world doesn't hear trump. ( speaking foreign language ) the rest of the world hears -- the translato

whereas donald j. trump holds interest as a sole or principal owner in approximately 500 separate business entities and the president's tax plan proposes to cut the corporate tax from 35% to 15% applicable to many of these entities. whereas against the advice of the ethics attorneys and nonpartisan office of government ethics, the president has refused to divest his ownership stake in his businesses and placed his assets in a trust which is run by his adult children and the president can withdraw profits at any time of his choosing from any of the companies he owns. whereas the director of office of government ethics resigned on july 6, 2017 stating that, there isn't much more i could accomplish at the office of government ethics given the current situation. o.g.e.'s recent experiences have made it clear that the ethics program needs to be strengthened. whereas according to the media reports, 2005 tax return had his own tax pln would have been in place he would have paid -- instead of 24% saving 31 opinion m

i am senior adviser to president donald j. trump. when my father-in-law decided to run for president, i served his campaign the best i could, because i believe in him and his ability to improve the lives of all americans. and now, serving the president and the people of the united states has been the honor and privilege of a lifetime. i am so grateful for the opportunity to work on important matters, such as middle east peace and reinvigorating america's innovative spirit. every day i come to work with enthusiasm and excitement for what can be. i have not sought the spotlight. first in business, and now in public service, i have always focused on setting and achieving goals, and have left it to others to work on media and public perception. since the first questions were raised in march, i have been consistent in saying that i was eager to share any information i have with the investigating bodies, and i have done so today. the record and documents i have voluntarily provided will show that all of my actions were proper, and occurred

i'm telling you, donald j. trump jr. is a great guy. dent do anything wrong. i just think the mistake was in the way it was communicated. we started with one person and now we have an auditorium of russians that he was speaking to or whatever the hell it was. it's ridiculous. >> let me finish, jake. it was a nonevent meeting. and he's a political neophyte in june of 2016. someone from the clinton organization would put an arkansas lawyer in that meeting. but it you're trying to suggest and tell me that people on the other side wouldn't have taken a meeting like that, that's ridiculous, jake. >> i don't know it's hypothetical. there are a lot of republicans, a lot of republicans and i have asked if you like donald trump jr. were told that russian government attorney wants to meet with you to provide incriminating evidence about your political opponent directly coming from the russian government to help you and hurt your opponent, would you take that meeting? i have asked republican after republican and every single one of them said absolutely no. so when you sa

ridiculous but as usual what do you what can you expect a sketch of the manhattan skyline by one donald j. trump has been sold at auction for twenty nine thousand dollars and the american president is not the first well made that show off his artistic skills. we proudly welcome you to a gallery of some of the most extraordinary pieces ever produced here you can see the new york skyline and in the center it's trump tower standing tall and proud like i'll let you interpret that one this is a classic example of the work of donald trump the original piece was sold for over twenty nine thousand dollars it's amazing that great is that god ever created by a genius next is a very reflective self-portrait by george w. bush you can visit an exhibition of his other works for just sixty five dollars it's a perfect psychological journey of self reflection a chance to wash away your focus is stories a look back and say gosh you could have done it better this way or that way. moving on to our next piece on a popular doodle by barack obama representing four u.s. senate says the piece was snapped up to two thous

ask a quick question, i realize you can't speak as you said, specifically about the president donald j. trump organization companies. but just wanted to get a view from you about what chrissics are saying whether the president is the -- about bl the. is right with this message. after all, he has shirts made in chien hah, and bangladesh and india, china, other products made, made in the netherlands. give me a sense of whether the president is the right vessel for the message that he's going to deliver later today before the press? >> actually i look at it in a different way, which is the president has been a successful businessman on a number of fronts and number of areas and industries. to understand very first hand what the tax burden and what the regulatory burden do to a business that wants to grow or expand here or hire here. so i think he actually is in a unique way, upped stands the challenges that our regulatory system and faction system put on businesses that want to grow here, want to hire here, need scaleability and capacity here that maybe isn't because of some of our arcane traile

it's a very, very bad idea to test donald j. trump. judge jeanine: well said. ank you for joining us. we heard from a former congressman. what does a current lawmaker think of president trump's trip? congressman ron desantis is coming up. tomi lahren is up next. later, it started with my trip to the inauguration. tonight best of street justice for the first half of 2017. stay with us as justice rolls on. >> a couple of years ago i had a low beard. let's get over it. i have the jefferson nose right there on the front of my face. when i think about being related to thomas jefferson, it certainly makes me feel a sense of pride the tenacity of not only that he showed in his life but was given to me through the slaves that i'm birthed through as well. it makes me think that there's really no excuse for me in any area of my life to not be able to conquer anything. ♪ yogig-speed internet.me? you know what's not awesome? when only certain people can get it. let's fix that. let's give this guy gig- really? and these kids. and these guys. him. ah. oh hello- that lady. the

it's a very, very bad idea to test donald j. trump. judge jeanine: well said. ank you for joining us. we heard from a former congressman. what does a current lawmaker think of president trump's trip? congressman ron desantis is coming up. tomi lahren is up next. later, it started with my trip to the inauguration. tonight best of street justice for the first half of 2017. stay with us as justice rolls on. >> a couple of years ago i had a low beard. let's get over it. these days families want to be connected 24/7. that's why at comcast we're continuing to make our services more reliable than ever. like technology that can update itself. an advanced fiber-network infrustructure. new, more reliable equipment for your home. and a new culture built around customer service. it all adds up to our most reliable network ever. one that keeps you connected to what matters most. judge jeanine: a light moment as the president arrives at joint base andrews from the g-20 summit. the hat of a marine standing at attention blows off in the wind. the president himself retrees it. p

donald trump was delighted by clinton's misfortune. >> russia, if you are listening, i hope you are able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> donald j. trump will become the 45th president of united states. in the end, america's election went putin's way. >> i just received a call from secretary clinton. >> it would not be bad to get along with her, right? to the contrary the other candidate donald trump was saying that we'll have to find some understanding. when people like me, i will like them, even putin. >> who do you like better? >> this is not the outcome we wanted. clinton suffered one of the most shocking defeats in america's history. >> i know how disappointed you feel because i feel it, too. >> in part, some observers say because of the alleged -- >> this is painful and it will be for a long time. >> putin had apparently avenged his old grudge. >> help me god, congratulations mr. president. >> yeah! >> he may have achieved even more. >> the 45th president of the united states if donald trump in some way is a compromise of the russian government had something that it has on him in terms of leverage, that's very serious. i d

donald trump j donald trump j neer needs to si down with people who can jog his memory and move forward. a lot of people -- look, campaigns are hectic and exhausting. there are reasons that candidates have a body man that look at him and say you're in erie, pennsylvania or paducah, kentucky because you don't know where you are many days. that's part of the fog of a campaign and exhaustion of a campaign. >> all right. do want to move to the president's approval rating now. appears it dropped as low as 36%. according to the abc and washington post poll. which has to be said, is a reliable poll. even though the president said it isn't. he is trying to give it a ps spin. rounding up to 40%. that's an great approval rating at this juncture, is it? >> no, it's not. but i also think there has been so much press that's been on this russian topic month after month after month. the press they is have receive owed not an issue like this, to be above 40%, i'm not concerned about it. if i was around the president, the white house as one of his senior advisers, i wouldn't pay allot of attention to it