he's amazing. >> you guys know dr. mike. >> dr. mike. >> dr. mike. >> dr. mike. >> dr. mike. >> dr. been like this insta fame. >> ? dr. mike back in the lot of this morning. he's teaching you the abcs of sunscreen how to keep your skin protected in the summer heat. good morning to you. welcome back. >> good morning. thank you so much for having me. >> dressing for the occasion. you look dap derr don. >> a summer outfit. >> this is the sexiest doctor alive. so why not, right? okay. but in all seriousness you are a doctor and you definitely always want to talk to people about health care and all of that stuff and so today we're talking sunscreen because people they think they know but we fine more and more people don't know. >> absolutely. what happens is people hay a hot of miss information out there. the web can be a scary place, people like to scare you with statistics and numbers. but really it comes down to basics. >> right. >> people think that sunblock is the enter all prevent skin cancer it's really n >> the problem the sun strongest from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. >> okay. >> du

. >> reporter: we talked to dr. mike cirigliano about it.e's especially concerned about a virus wall pawasson showing up in different areas and may be heading our way. >> it can cause significant neurologic problem. some people estimate that 50% of people that get infected with this will have long-termini neurological side effects and about 10% of people that get it had die. >> reporter: dr. mike says it's rare people will contract it from a tick bite haven't those severe side he cans. he says most will only get flu-like symptoms but in some cases it will bring on seizures and encephalitis and inflammation of the brain. and there's no treatment or vaccine. hell officials also worn of a tick virus that can cause allergic reaction in those who eat red meat. they say that is rare but it can be live threatening. in fairmount park, shawnette wilson, fox 29 news. >>> new tonight former fbi director james comey agreed now to testify before the senate intelligence committee memorial day. the committee wants to hear from comey in regard to investigat

in dr. mikeg about the elevated heart rate that you're going to get when you jog versus walking? >> well, allison, look. i get excited when i feel a rib in my office. wow that's a rib. i want peopled to anything. so the last thing i want is an obese person somebody with a body mass index t go out jog you because they're going to blow out their knees. what you need to do is get in a pool or do something where you're not going to injure your knees until you get your weight down. then do you care jogging. i also like a stationary bike. why? because you can bring it out of the closet, make sure it's one that folds up put in front of fox tv and you watch fox while you're exercising. >> it's perfect. >> you understand? >> you can reward yourself with some perrier afterwards. >> that's right. >> that's right. >> in an adult glass. >> yeah, whatever. >> handful of grapes. >> i'm going to give you a t-shirt that says body by dr. mike. >> i'll wear it proudly as i love. >> thanks, dr. mike. >> love you guy

. >> dr. mikeyou get older. >> no more toupees, steve. well it's a perfect nespresso morning here, george. hold on a second. mmm. ♪ ♪ [mel torme sings "comin' home baby"] hey there. want a lift? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ have a nice ride. ♪ ♪ how far would you go for coffee that's a cup above? i brought you nespresso. nespresso. what else? >> this is video just in from a few minutes ago. well get to weather in a minute. fox5 exclusive video captured of an armed carjack suspect this morning. he alluded police for more than two hours after a carjacking at bp station in alexandria. local schools took security precautions. that suspect captured again just a you short time ago. we'll have a full report coming up on good day at 9:00 a.m. >> your forecast coming up though in just ten seconds. >>> all righty. let's get to it. those who love the heat and humidity summer 42 days away we're starting the countdown it hasn't felt very much like summer the last couple ig 51 now in washington. all right. we're boun

. >> reporter: we talked to dr. mike cirigliano about it.s especially concerned about virus called poe what is son showing up in different areas and may be heading our way. >> it can cause significant neurologic problems some people estimate that 50% of people that get infected with this will have long-term neurological side effects. and about 10% of people that get it will die. >> reporter: dr. mike says it is rare that people will contract from it a tick bite haven't those severe side effects. he says most will only get flu-like symptoms. but in some cases it will bring on seizures and encephalitis and inflammation of the brain and no treatment for vaccine. >> it's a combination of warm weather. it's a combination of changes in the dynamics of field mice, dear and then us. >> reporter: health officials say people have to cover up as much as possible when in high risk areas and be sure to wear insect repellant. >> the people may have to use it because it's going to be warm. >> reporter: health officials also warn about tick virus that can c

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our friend dr. mike is back in the loft today. he was once named people's sexiest doctor alive.d tucker. he can tear car of it. tucker can spend some quality time with dr. mike. real housewives of potomac all new this weekend. ashley will be back with us for a sneak peek of what's coming u >> looking forward to it. >> in the meantime time for the fox beat right now. let's get some movie reviews. it is friday. that's when we do them. ridley scott back with the new alien movie. >> kevin mccarthy joins us live at, what, 3:52 in the morning 'cause he's in los angeles. hey, kev, what are you doing on the west coast today. >> steve and allison by the way, steve, i got to say one thing i know this is a little inside baseball but you interviewed the lead singer of afi yesterday. i. freaking out. awesome. >> so, you know, true story kev the only reason i knew you weren't here is because you didn't come running up to say hi and i knew if you were here you would have done that because i know you're a big fan. >> oh, no, that interview was awesome. if people haven't seen it, they're called

dr. mike burgess, he's done incredible work on this as well. [applause] >> you've heard a lot about our goal to get this back to a relationship, to make insurance affordable to every american and available where they have choices and costs and competition in that market. it is collapsing around, state county by county. last year, there were 225 counties in america where you the had one choice on obamacare exchange. this year, it's 1,022. and you've heard there are some counties where you have no choice. that's not access. not patient care. that is what we're trying to reform in this legislation. you heard about medicaid reform. i started on medicaid reform in the 1989 session of the oregon legislature. helped out there. '90.came the majority in we continued these reforms to achieve this same goal of trying people care that they needed when they didn't have it. i continue that battle today. to governors, to insurance commissioners, to inn innovators. i think about governor herbert out of utah who told us the having to petition sms a modern,he co

i'm dr. mike know that it's good to eat fruits and vegetables. a new study shows if you eat a lot of thread meet it can increase your risks by 26 percent of having things like stroke, diabetes, heart attack, cancer. now my wife is a vegetarian, i like a stake once in a while, just limit your intake. now for many of us out there we do what's called shift work. that means we work odd hours. this can have problems, you can have diabetes, increase risk of high blood pressure and a new study shows it can cause urinary problems and even dysfunction. if you ride bicycles for long periods of time you can have numbness and even sexual problems down there. now, new data came out and it actually shows the contrary. no differences between riders and non riders. if you like to ride your bike, wear a helmet and have fun. i'm dr. mike have a great weekend. >> dry april quiet right now down the shore, but we could have some areas experiencing a little bit of light rain across the area as we look at ultimate doppl

. >>> white house communications dr. mike dubke is stepping down. he turned in his letter of resignation two weeks ago but announced it this morning. he is denying any turmoil in the administration and says he is resigning for personal reasons. meanwhile, there is new information about possible ties between the trump administration and russia. cbs news confirms trump's son- in-law jared kushner discussed setting up a, quote, back channel for communications between the trump transition team and russian officials. president trump is defending kushner saying jared is doing a great job for the country and that he has total confidence in him. >>> this morning, there are accusations that a texas lawmaker threatened to shoot one of his colleagues. it reportedly happened when protestors crashed over the state's sanctuary city bill. hena daniels has the latest. >> we are legal and here to stay! >> reporter: the drama happened on monday as they rallied against the sanctuary city bill signed into law by governor abbott this morning requiring local police depar

dr. mike burgess has done incredible work on this as well. [applause] you heard a lot about our goal to get this back to a patient-doctor relationship. to make insurance affordable to every american and they have choices and low are costs in the competition market. it is collapsing around us state by state, county by county. last year 225 counties in america you had only one choice on obamacare exchange. this year 1022. you heard some counties will have no choice. that is not affordability. that is not access. that is not patient care. that is it what we're trying to reform in this legislation. you heard about medicaid reform. i started on medicaid reform in the 1989 session of the oregon legislation. i helped out there. we became the majority in '90. i was majority leader in '91. we continued reforms achieving this same goal of getting people care they needed when they didn't have it. i continue that battle today. we reached out to governors. we reached out to insurance commissioners. we reached out to innovators to in this space. i think of

dr. mike burgess did incredible work on this as well. you've heard a lot about our goal to get this back to a patient/doctor relationship. to make insurance affordable to every american and available where they have choices and lower cost and competition in that market. it's collapsing around us state by state, county by county. last year there are 225 counties in america where you had one choice on obamacare exchange. there are some counties where you'll have now choice now. that's not affordability, that's not access. that's not patient care. that is what we're trying to reform in this legislation. you heard about medicaid reform. i started on medicaid reform in the 1989 session of the oregon legislate. we became the majority in '90, i was majority leader in '91. we continued the reforms of continuing the same goal to get people care they needed when they didn't have it. i continue that battle today. we reached out to governors, insurance commissioners, we reached out to innovators in this space. i think about governor herbert out at u

the trump budget getting a lot of credittism for healthcare but it had $280 million for control -- dr. mike to get the name right. >> we'll give you a pass. >> thank you. >> thank so much. >> coming up the street love for apple continues. >>> a big struck stop and one analyst on cloud nine. that's ahead in our "street talk." if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. so don't wait. call now to request your free decision guide. it could help you find the aarp medicare supplement plan that works for you. these types of plans have no networks, so you get to choose any doctor who accepts medicare patients. rates are competitive, and they're the only plans of their kin

dr. mike is back with us. he was once named people's sexiest doctor alive.media a whole lot to share with us this morning. >> also at 10a a sneak peek of the drama filled new real housewives of potomac. wait until you see what goes down at the center of it all. ashley darby of course she's going to be live in the loft with all the details. >> what week on good day. just wait, though. we hate to name drop but just wait until next week let me give you a few big names joining us live. >> okay. >> might be like the lonnie live in the loft on monday. i think we just -- >> oops i think we just dropped it. >> all right. good day just minutes away. there's a lot more where to came from. >> sometimes you got to name drop. it's not gauche. it's good. >> you go the to give people what they want. >> that's right. >> all righty. thank you guys. see you soon. >>> well, are you single and want to follow your nose. >> interesting. still ahead how a person's smells maybe be just attractive how a person looks. hmm. "tom went to washington to take on the insurance companies an

so let's look at what some of those reasons could be with dr mike cornfield, a political scientist atnald trump. did he think this through for long before making the decision?” he think this through for long before making the decision? i think he brooded over it for a long time but he did not prepare his explanation very well and he did not have a replacement ready. he looks more guilty than he did before. if he had done this in a more professional manner from a political standpoint, i think that more people would have accepted the decision without agony. james comey was not the most popular person in america. according to donald trump, james comey had lost the confidence of republicans and democrats. is that fairto republicans and democrats. is that fair to say? it is. he behaved erratically over the last year. getting involved in the election and he did lose a lot of confidence. i think one of the things that mr trump, president trump, excuse me, hasn't quite reconciled himself to is the idea that everyone who works in the executive branch of the federal government is not his employ

dr. john torres, and mike and kelly. ron wyden is the top senate on the committee that has to deal with this as well. i want to talk to you first about this health care bill. >> the senate is not going to turn back the clock and go back to the days when health care was for the healthy and wealthy. the reality is in a no matter how much money they have promised in the house, that is what the house bill does. when you green light discriminating against people with pre-existing conditions, it dramatically changes american health care for the worse. and millions of people will be walking on an economic tight rope. they won't be able to pay cancer bills, and they will not regard that has an idea that even has a pulse. >> the president just anounls it'd in the rose garden opinion and interesting his first foreign trip will be to an arab summit. now all of this before he goes to the g7 and to nato. the white house officials say that the saiudis reached out, despite all of the negative commentary about the muslim ban and other t

dr. miller: mr. chairman, ranking member, i'm mike miller, on behalf of the commission i'd like to thank you for asking us to testify today. as you've already mentioned, we're a small congressional agency required by law to provide analysis and recommendations to the congress. our work in all instances is guided by three principles, ensuring beneficiary access to high quality care, protecting the taxpayer dollar and paying providers and plans in a way to accomplish these goals. with respect to the program's status, medicare spending is about $650 billion annually. a 3.5% of g.d.p. given the enrollment of the baby boom and rates of spending per beneficiary, the medicare program is projected to grow faster than the economy is projected to grow and continue to raise issues of affordability for both the taxpayer and the beneficiaries that finance the program. by law, our march report makes a series of payment recommendations on various fee for service sectors. each year we produce an analysis on access, supply, utilization, the private equity markets, quality and financial status. i have recommendations ac

dr. sebastian gorka and also tonight. >> mike pence, vice president of the united states, is either a sucker and a dupe for donald trump, being set up that way to go out and lie and lie and lie again or he's a liar. >> sean: the destroy trump media continues with their biased, abusively biased reporting. we get reaction, joe concha and byron york and plus anthony weiner facing years behind bars after pleading guilty to sexting with a teen. we'll check in on that on this busy news night straight ahead. liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night. hold on dad... liberty did what? yeah, liberty mutual 24-hour roadside assistance helped him to fix his flat so he could get home safely. my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. don't worry - i know what a lug wrench is, dad. is this a lug wrench? maybe? you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. hi, i'm frank. i take movantik for oic, opioid-induced constipation. had a bad back injury, my doctor prescribed opioids which helped with the c

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speaker, i rise alongside my good friend, congressman mike johnson, to recognize dr. david raines, a louisiana ledgend in the field of gastroenterrol gy. he's worked with patients across the united states, including a gastroenterology fellowship serving our veterans at the walter reed army medical center here in washington. he's a pioneer in the field of gastroenterology and almost single-handedly responsible for bringing freestanding endoscopy to louisiana, because of him patients can get these important lifesaving procedures in a cost efficient and convenient outpatient basis. he's admired among the pearce, me being one of those. mr. abraham: not only for his professional accomplishments but also for the way he has cared for others, including mentors new -- mentoring new doctors. congressman johnson and i wanted to take a moment today to thank dr. raines and his career to his service, to patients throughout louisiana. he has saved many, many lives in our state is a better place because of him. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for wha

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tom: mike mentioned copper earlier. we say dr. copper and we also say dr. dax and dr. cospi.that makes them the smart guidepost? >> i think they are bellwethers for the world. dax at a new high. i think it is safe to say a lot of the global bellwethers are still setting a fairly positive tone. tom: chris verrone back with this, lots to talk about. i really want to talk to bill rhodes about this odd transatlantic banking will you --millieu. all, infin considered .a. -- tim griffin in l.a. look for that conversation. this is bloomberg. ♪ emma: let's get to the business flash. rupert murdoch's 21st century fox and blackstone group are teaming up to make an offer for a tv station owner tribune media. according to people familiar with the situation, blackstone would fund the all-cash bid. fox would contribute its tv stations to the joint venture. in japan, shares of sony jumped to the highest in 22 months. a bullish earnings report budget analyst predictions that sony could have record earnings this year. in the last couple of years, the company is that more emphasis on gaming, ch

dr. brzezinski would return to teaching and writing. >> hi, mike, i've been here a hell of a long time. > get going. >> dr. brzezinski never let partisan politics get in the way of what he considered his patriotic calling, supporting a republican for president in 1988. >> george bush is one that can best fashion an effective bipartisan foreign policy. >> a democrat two decades later. >> i give you barack obama. >> his own children followed in his footsteps into public service. my brother mark was u.s. ambassador to sweden. and ian, a senior pentagon official. my career in journalism set the stage for that cringe-worthy exchange back in 2008 when my dad took issue with joe's analysis of the middle east. >> you and i both know bill clinton gave arafat and the palestinians everything he wanted. >> such a stunningly superficial knowledge that almost went on. >> my father always spoke his mind, to friends and foes alike, both on and off camera, always driven by a strategic vision to make the country that opens its arms to his family a safer and stronger nation. dr. brzezinski, my dad, our chie

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dr. avis, we're [ inaudible ] >> first of all, there are two mikes. i don't know what to do.urious what you think, just your personal thoughts on this google fiasco. if you don't know what i'm talking about, they patted themselves on the back for closing their pay gap and now they're being sued or investigated by -- nobody knows what i'm talking about? okay. you know what i'm talking about, don't you? >> well, you know. it's a shame because the reality is this issue around pay equity is something that is a huge problem that we face and it's pervasive. unfortunately, it's not just a google thing. it's an everybody thing, and the problem is that it just got worse. this person at 1600 pennsylvania avenue just signed a piece of -- an executive order which actually rolled back an order that president obama had in place which required, at least, government contractors to report how they paid women and people of color so that -- and everyone, and it required transparency with regards to pay, and that's really what it will take for us to be able to attack pay equity. we need to make

dr. kelsey mcneely and some day you might be calling me an energy farmer. ♪ energy lives here. >> neil: vice president mikeved on capitol hill. he's working on tax cuts and a plan to keep the pressure on lawmakers. just because the big guy is out of town and across the globe, let's keep working on this. this will save our hineys if we get it done. we get the tax cuts done in the house and the senate and get them put together by the end of the year. it's doable. charlie gasparino joining us from stanford, connecticut on how doable. it's an aggressive time stable but they're sticking to it. what do you think, bud? >> oddly the president's troubles will -- they could really help this tax plan get through. republicans are worried about losing the house. they know they need some wins here. one big win would be getting the corporate tax cuts build into the market. that's why the markets are going on. you can see the market rally more. it will stay here forever. they go up and down for reasons. but they could rally from here. think about the republicans get a decent corporate tax cut, close to 15, 20%. they cut i

mike pesca. i want to start with you, united, they did something wrong they settled with dr. dao.y changed their policies within the company. why is he testifying today? >> i think the congress people want to make the spectacle. united quickly rolled out a ten-point plan stating how they would make sure what happened to dr. dao doesn't happen ever again on their planes. they don't want any more of these kerfuffles happening. they don't want their planes being wrestling matches. you just talked about the flight from japan. it's wrong. but i think washington, d.c., wants to be seen as grilling the airlines and make sure that the message is heard. >> okay. . so a grilling will take place, but we're living in a deregulatory environment. president trump is all about taking regulations away. so what's the possible takeaway besides embarrassment for united some. >> look, the airlines have been deregulated for 39 years and so they've been competing in a free market economy, but airlines are easy to pick on. they're big, they're visible. our elected officials need them to get around to get

dr. seuss books to a preschool class speaking to sixth-graders and listening to music with students in the school library. rick: vice president mikerm welcome in the city of indiana as he welcomed a commencement address at the university of notre dame. mike tobin is there life on the field in south bend. reporter: mostly one is a good way to describe it. 100 graduates gathering here in the football stadium for command men. when the vice president is the vice president was called up to the podium for the honorary doctorate, 100 graduates got up and left. as a planned demonstrations. parents inspect haters that the departing graduates. vice president pence -- in the face of university speech codes, based on some pressure to conform. >> the increasing intolerance and suppression of the time-honored tradition of free expression on our campus is jeopardizjeopardiz ed if the liberties of every american. this should not and must not be met with silence. reporter: the water was organized by a former student body president and leader of the lgbt community. it's against the vice president the vice president policies not only only related to

mike myers will be very sorry that dr. evil did not -- >> who allowed that photo? president trump doing a traditional sword dance in saudi arabia. >> do we have steve bannon looking horrified in front of his guests? >> now he turns his attention to the israelis. he just arrived moments ago in jerusalem but overshadowing this trip, russia. jim comey set to testify as early as next week. we go through where things stand now that the white house has admitted on three separate occasions that the president fired james comey because of the russia investigation. >> is that bad? >> yes. >> is that bad? >> it is very, very bad. >> i was just curious. apparently, i kept her up all night. she said the future freaks her out. how come no one likes me, jim? intel does! just think of everything intel's doing right now with artificial intelligence. and pretty soon ai is going to help executives like her see trends to stay ahead of her competition. no more sleepless nights. - we're going to be friends! - i'm sorry about this. don't be embarrassed of me, jim. i'm getting excited abo

dr. kelsey mcneely and some day you might be calling me an energy farmer. ♪ energy lives here. >> neil: >> all right. you're looking at admiral mikee's the head of the nsa. he's following up remarks on coats and brennan at the cia, his predecessor there. they likely will certainly indicate mike rogers will be asked about president trump had asked them to rebut the fbi claims out there, administration connections with russian involvement in the election last year. but of course, dan coats, the national intelligence, was not taking the bait and said whatever conversations he had with the president remain that. unique just to he and the president. mike rogers has not been asked about this. the fallout on this, a day after this clear terror attack on britain can't be lost on town hall editor katie pavlich. i'm not minimizing what could be at stake or might or might not have happened. i do know what happened yesterday and what is an't cooing threat today. should our intelligence agencies be focused on that like a laser beam? >> it's a little unfair to imply they're not focused on terrorism as a priority and keeping americans safe. the

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mike emanuel, more reaction on that. >> shannon: the ball is now in the senate's court. both sides have political ammunition with the cbo news. wyoming senator and drrasso is with us this morning. good to have you with us. okay, you have heard the critiques from your democratic colleagues including the senate minority leader saying it's a nightmare unless you happen to be a healthy millionaire. so where does the conversation now go in the senate? will you take any of what's happened in the house bill? are you starting completely from scratch? >> the nightmare itself is obamacare. why are we trying to write a new healthcare law? this isn't a replacement, it's a rescue for what's happening around the country. the cbo has a credibility gap in that they've been wrong so often about obamacare. let's talk about the facts today. what we know is the last four years insurance premiums under obamacare have doubled in the 30 some states where they just have the obamacare exchange and just yesterday blue cross-blue shield of kansas city has pulled out of missouri and kansas. there are people there who have no options to buy health insurance at all. wyoming we'

dr. ben carson says poverty is a state of mind. he grew up in a detroit ghetto and became a neurosurgeon. maybe he knows what he is talking about? ainsley: mikej.b. writes, dr. ben carson says the mind contributes to poverty, he did not say exclusively, he said also. i don't have a clue why people have any problem with his words. no one gives dr. carson any slack. he is a an american success story in every way. steve: ten minutes before the top of the hour. ainsley: it is friday, coming up, phil vassar takes the stage once again with his brand new hit "american soul." steve: check in with shannon bream for preview of coming attraction on on the channel. >> president trump getting down to business at the g7. we'll bring you all the developments live. new raids an arrests in the manchester bombing case. we'll make sure you get you caught up. reports that the president's son-in-law has caught interest of russian investigators. more on that coming up top of the hour. ♪ steve: it's time. ainsley: friday, y'all, this is our first concert for the summer. we have phil vassar singing quote american soul." take it away, phil. >> hit it, phil. ♪ y'all g

dr. nicole sapphire on the show. >> take the politics out as a doctor, look at what is really going on. >> she this -- this is fear mongering. we have governor mikey are coming undon undone. if any republican said that about hoping family members die. >> he said, more and more about the fact they want this to fail. it gets to motives piece, reality and i done like obamacare, conservatives didn't like obamacare, but no one said, you want people to die. you are horrible people. i think your approach is wrong. and here is why and i am going to litigate obamacare, they -- these people are not capable of that. it has to be you are a horrible person if you voted to repeal and replace obamacare, you want people to die. how do you have a conversation with people like that? >> if you disagree with me, pete or clayton, you are stupid and crazy, and what you think, you probably want the worse for american people. that is what a lot of people think today, we saw analysts on the news giving these talking points, the american people are sick of it they just want a better life, better health care. >> all talk right now, well does this mean democrats walk away w

mike pence. pres. trump: everybody knows dr. kissinger. right now we are talking about russia and various other matters. talking about syria. i think we are going to do very well with respect to syria. things are happening that are really, really positive. we're going to stop the killing and the death. we had a good meeting with mr. lavrov. i thought it was very, very good. we want to see the horrible killing in syria stopping as soon as possible, everyone is working toward that end. it is an honor to have henry kissinger with us. he has been a friend of mine for a long time. thank you for being here, i appreciate it. >> why did you fire director call me -- director comey? trump: he wasn't doing a good job, very simple. >> [indiscernible] trump: not at all. thank you. thank you, everybody.