our specialists today are rob o'neill and rachel campos-duffy.ccording to a poll from harvard, american voters think there is a lot of fake news, 80% of republicans and 60% of independents and 53% of democrats. 35% of voters overall do not agree. rachel, what do you think? >> rachel: i think it's probably pretty accurate. where i live, people are savvy. i think we can look at the last election. the media was 100% in the tank for hillary clinton and trump still won. the left doesn't just have the mainstream media. they have powerful pop culture. we saw last week jimmy kimmel had to apologize for humanizing trump, which is a weird thing. i think the american people are smart. they get it and they don't see this as just an attack on donald trump. they see it as an attack on them. they voted. they don't believe and do overs for the election. they never trump's are trying to undo their election. they are mad about it. >> kat: they don't see it as an attack on donald trump because the same survey found that 60% of american voters think donald trump is

duffy. and he asked me to play that role and i rise in strong support of the legislation, hich will protect critically whistleblowers who disclose waste, fraud and abuse. i thank representative duffy for working with me in a bipartisan ay on this important bill. unfortunately, the senate did not act. hopefully, this congress will be able to persuade the senate to enact this important protection. this bill will clarify that under the whistleblower protection act, an employee who refuses to obey an order to require the employ questioney to violate a rule, law or violation is protected. congressman duffy and i introduced the bill to address a misinterpretation of the whistleblower protection act by in .s. court of appeals 2016, as my colleague from kentucky suggested. and in that case, officer timothy rain was ordered by his supervisor to tell a contractor to rehire a terminated subcontractor. dr. rain, in principle, refused because carrying that order would require him to violate the federal a

duffy pulled over, taking care of a critical burn victim until local fire department arrived. >> what we do, whether we're on this big red fire engine or in our cars, we stop and help. fortunately for the people out there, he was there. >> the livermore pleasant an battalion chief says duffy will be with the fire department for about six years. >> so lucky he was there. >>> federal regulators said you need to stop letting your kids or grand kids use a pop hard toy right now. >> hover board. we've often said, did it cause it? now it has caused death. there's evidence a board was involved in this fire in harrisburg on march 10. it took lives of two, two girls. they are urging people to stop using lazy board hover boards. more than 3,000 hover boards were imported into the united states. the name appears on the front of the product. the supreme court has ruled had cities may sue tunnels anti-discrimination and housing law. cities across the county used it to hold them accountable during foreclosures a decade ago. those lawsuits must have claims. the ruling follows the city of ma'am map l

let's discuss with republican congressman shawn duffy from wisconsin.ongressman, always a pleasure to have you on the show. >> it's good to be here. thanks for having me on. >> special counsel, good move? >> i didn't approve of it. i think with a house senate and fbi investigation, it wasn't needed. but now that it's there, i'll support it. it doesn't make any sense to push back on a special investigation. >> bob mueller, right choice? >> listen, i don't know him well. i came in after his tenure, but from all i've heard, he's a stand-up, good guy, and we'll do our investigation. i don't know much about him as a newer congressman. >> why support something you think is a bad idea? >> i can't roll it back. >> that doesn't mean you have to support it. you can say, i think this was a good idea. it's still a bad idea. >> i'll shrug my shoulders, chris, but listen. do i think the fbi can do this investigation? based on all your reporting, no matter what was happening on the outside, it seems pretty clear that the fbi is pretty intent on getting the facts and g

congressman duffy, we have congressman duffy coming down.t feel to have just delivered on one of the biggest, if not the biggest, campaign promise? >> on the promise we made for the last seven years we're on step one. we're trying to help people who have been crushed with raising premiums. democrats are doing this na na stuff. they've thros house, the senate, the white house because of obamacare. now we're gonna fix it for the american people. >> reporter: if this is just the first step, how big a victory is it? >> it's a huge victory. the senate couldn't act until we passed this bill. so this a huge step in moving forward for the american people and getting a health care system that will look out for the american people and families instead of bureaucrats in washington. we're excited. >> reporter: i see people getting on the buses to the white house. >> those who voted yes. not any democrat, but republicans, we can head over and have a session with the president. >> reporter: is this something, is there champagne on the bus? >> i don't know

terry dutchmen -- terry duffy, thank you. lisa: terry duffy is not a fan of the volcker rule. ceo and chairman of the cme group. julia: coming up, market seem to have priced in a president emmanuelle macron sitting in the french palace, with european banks rallying. we have a chart with the details, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: "what'd you miss?" french-germanthe 10-year spread versus european banks. if you dive into the bloomberg, you can see -- priced out the risk of le pen victory in france. what a boost we have seen for some of these euros and banks. it's not just about repricing of risk. the average earning supplies has been 33% so far in earning season. that matches what we have seen for the u.s. banks. clearly first quarter where we see a better performance for these guys. stay with us. more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ time for first word news. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is criticizing this week's plant white house meeting between president trump and palestinian president mahmoud abbas. forking at a ceremony victims of militant attacks today, prime

. >> i don't know if they are his harshest critics, you know my husband congressman shawn duffy, he wastrump on the trump rain early, he said, what senator mccain just said this weekend is getting a heat for, release the taxes, transparency is good. when rachel, got the big scoop on donald trump's taxes, it worked out in trump's favor, people said wow, he made as much money as he said he made, and guess what, he pays a lot of money in taxes, transperson see is good. one thing that john kasich said, i thought was interesting, that trump's election was really a sign of america's moral decline. there is some truth to, that i don't know if -- >> what part of that is true? how is that the reflection of our moral decline? consequence? i don't get it help me understand it. >> so, whatbilitbilly-- the same people that wanted to us be outraged by the billy bush tape are the same team that have been saturating our culture, and corseting it from hollywood movies and glamour magazine, and all things with our kids. i think that donald trump was elected because people were sick and tired. it was the

rachel -- i'm sorry -- rachel campos-duffy is with us and charlie hurt.hank you for staying with us as we await the president's remarks. rachel, i want to turn to you first. this is a president now who is taking the measure i think of his office. he is without question the president. he is projecting command on every issue that is before his office in the nation. doing just an extraordinary job' in dealing with criticism from every square including from within his own party which seems to be abating that within his own party and even to a degree at the margins from the dems. your thoughts. rachel: the more he wins the more people will get behind him and accept his leadership, and frankly on the part of the dems and some of the republicans accept his presidency. he's a leader but he has had a rough start. i don't think anyone has been more mistrted or obstructed than this president. he's showing he has an extraordinary sense of learning. he is a quick learner. he's learning on the job. this is as man who came from the business community. government all its

duffy and another driver stopped to help. one man was burned over nearly a third of his body. >>> the golden state warriors are tonight are celebrating the life of one of the team's superfans. brodie died after a long fight with leukemia. the 8-year-old from leukemia was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia as a baby and went into remission after chemotherapy. in 2015, he developed another kind of leukemia, and in recent weeks was suffering a viral infection. late last year while the team was on the road, steph curry visited brodie at his hospital in indianapolis. just a few weeks ago the team flew brodie out to oracle and let him be a ball albania boy before one of the regular season final games. >> brodie, how much are the warrior goings win by tonight? >> you want to answer that? >> 20. >> yes! 20. >> well, unfortunately, the team lost to the jazz that night. but they'll have another crack tuesday night as round two of the play-offs get under way. steve kerr tweeted this weekend, we love you, brody. in a facebook post, hi

that has been caused in some past campaigns by run—ins with voters who have, one thinks of gillian duffyeople said it cost in the election. you can see why the spin doctors close ra n ks you can see why the spin doctors close ranks around their leader and try and control it all. even the few performances we have seen from theresa may, the public, in the wild, as it were, there has been a risk of it going wrong. a woman with learning disabilities asking her why she is taking away some of her benefits. it is an uncomfortable position for a prime minister to be in. she wants to look like a leader. people behind the polls, tim farron and jeremy corbyn, are having to play it differently. they cannot deny the media access. they have to do everything they can. she has such a big lead in the polls that she is effectively able to do what manchester united did when they will fall— zero up, play defensively, knock the ball around, keep it away from doing anything too creative. —— manchester united did when they were 4-0 manchester united did when they were 4—0 up. she is in government and she wa nt

duffy of the livermore fire department helped a victim in arizona.ral cars ended up crashing and caught fire near kingman yesterday and duffy jumped into action along with other drivers that stepped into help. one man was badly burned over nearly one-third of his body. >>> and then discussing the future of where marijuana can be sold and grown. they are moving dispensaries into medical offices and it calls for home growing to be limited to a maximum of six plants. there will be an ordinance to go before the planning commission this year. >>> lawmakers return to capitol hill today with a deal to keep the government funded through september. negotiators reached an agreement on a trillion-dollar spending bill. the deal does not block funding for planned parent hood and there is no funding for trump's wall on the u.s. and mexico border. >> unless his approach changes the next 100 days will be just like the first, a series of broken or unfulfilled promises. >> the spending bill also includes $68 million to reimburse law enforcement for the protection of t

first up my friend kelly and her boyfriend brought their pup duffy as you can see duffy was hungry he him. second i love dogs that have their own instagram page. this fishtown petunia. boston terrier ready for the game. we're looking at a golden dood doodle. you like golden doodles dawn. >> yeah. >> that's lola. she's ready to play. look at that face. finally liz and her dog by the name of get this cali, callie because of hair row kalas. a maying night at the pup. the phillies lost to the reds five to two. we'll move on. >>> let's talk football. stuck answer for any athlete no matter the sport when there's any rumor more of them being moved out of town via trade they same the same thing pay no attention to the rumors. for the most part i understand but most of the time i don't believe you. which brings us to eagles center jason kelce who for the last few months an few weeks during last season heard the rumors but tried not to allow them to impact him. kelce entering his seventh season with the eagles met with the media this week and gave his answer on why he can't pay any attention to

congress and some duffy joins me now. good to have you with us tonigh tonight. good to have you here. i want to start by playing that sound bite from last night. we watched as the president sat down with the prime minister of australia on the uss intrepid here in new york, and here is that exchange that ed referred to. >> we have a failing health care, i shouldn't say this, you have better health care than we do. we are going to have great health care very soon. >> chris: some say that was a big whoops, congressman? >> [laughs] it is a big whoops because freedom and choice and competition are the factors that you need to reduce costs. going back to your point, martha, you see the democrats right now, they are activated around donald trump? they hate him. if we are going to win in the next election cycle, we have to have republicans activated, which means republicans in the house and senate are meeting the promises they made to the american people. if we can get taxes down, which hopefully it can grow the economy and put more people back to work with better jobs,

i mean sean duffy telling us, yes, they're committed.y're keep working but it is congress. >> trish, it can happen, and it will happen. i think right now while the mainstream media is in hester i can't, american business i working, and we seehat in economic data and the stock market. i think one of the main reasons the stock market is coming back today to combine the two markets and politics, i think what's going on is the market is starting to realize that this special counsel is actually i think great news for the trump agenda. the reason i say that is the trump white house is now going to be able to very legitimately say you know what? we are not going to answer every ridiculous accusation about russia, about comey. that is the job of the special counsel mueller. let's get back to our bread and butter. the reason we were elected, which is the economy, immigration, growth, health care. so i think this is a reset button for the administration that's going to be very, very -- trish: well, they kind of need a reset. i'm kind of with you.

duffy from livermore fire department helped a burn victim in arizona, and leaders of the firefighters union shared these pictures with us. one man was badly burned over a third of his body. >>> the napa city council discussed the future of where marijuana can be sold and grown. that proposal kauldz for home growing to be limited to a maximum of six plants after the city council meets the staff will create a marijuana ordinance to go before the planning commission later this year. the city council will meet tomorrow afternoon. >>> lawmakers return to capitol hill to deal with prevent a government shutdown. >> this weekend while negotiations were being finalized from the spending deal the house was checking in with members. negotiators reached an agreement on a $1 trillion plus spending bill, and a $15 billion increase in defense, and for democrats, health funding and year-round pel grants for california, and not in the deal, cuts to planned parent hood and sanctuary cities. >> unless his approach changes, the next hundred days will be just like the first. a series of broken or unfulfil

sean duffy was on with us last hour. he guaranteed it will get done.s a process on capitol hill. >> shannon: this would be historic. i'm not sure folks on either side of the aisle will be willing to go down that path. it would take almost all of them. >> bill: in light of mitch mcconnell said about tempering aspects of healthcare. whether it gets the votes you need to pass it is still an open question. we'll see how it fits into our debate later this hour. >> shannon: we will. two car bombs killing at least 31 people wounding dozens more outside an ice cream shop in downtown baghdad. isis is claiming responsibility for that attack. it comes after president trump called on all countries to help crush the terrorists. now just days after his first overseas trip as president allied countries are beginning to distance themselves from the u.s. let's bring in dr. walid phares nation until security and foreign policy analyst. i want to get your reaction to these two attacks in baghdad. isis claiming responsibility at this point. it is clear they are potentiall

wisconsin congressman sean duffy along with former secretary of state condoleezza rice. the former secretary of state and the former attorney general under president george w. bush, john ashcroft here as well. big show ahead. to stay with us. a hearing on capitol hill for us. sally gates testified for the first time about why she warned white house officials back in january. the national security adviser michael flynn could be compromised by the russians for statement he made to vice president biden pants. watch. >> we felt it was critical to get this information to the white house in part because the vice president is an knowingly making false statements to the public and we believe general flynn is compromise with respect to the russians. to state the obvious come you don't want your national security advisor compromise with the russians. trade during the three-hour lunch or intermediate stats questions about the investigation of russia. national intelligence james clapper says no evidence of collusion between the two. watch that. >> there wasn't -- the evidence that t

republican sean duffy voted for it on the house side and he is home in wisconsin.nk you for your time today and for being back with us. here was the serenade on behalf of your democratic colleagues after the vote on the floor of the house. clearly the message pretty obvious, sir, why did you vote for it? >> first after, you played that video. it's pretty sad like at a a high school hockey game. one side is beating the other. but the truth is we all know obamacare is imploding. people are getting hurt. we heard yesterday in iowa out of the 99 counties, 94 now won't have any coverage at all. people get hurt and they're playing that kind of politics? i think it's disturbing especially when no democrat has lifted a finger to help try to save healthcare. there has been no fix to obamacare that nancy pelosi or chuck schumer put out. i voted for it because we have to do something. we have to help people and so what we're trying to do is take that center out of washington and put it back with our states and families and help drive down the cost of care for our american peo

. >> reporter: vacationing paramedics firefighter duffy stumbled upon a fiery crash scene with burninghicles and victims on the ground he says his reflexes and training kicked in. >> got closer and noticed the man sitting on the ground. definitely burned. i'm talking third degree to his hands, full burns neck, back, face, head. the big thing was his airway. >> reporter: seen here in the white t-shirt, jj stabilized the man until fully equipped crews from miles away could arrive from kingman. how is he doing? >> i don't know. >> reporter: he says he is nothing special just doing what firefighters do. >> it doesn't matter if it's three a.m., noon during lunch, or, you know, when you're on vacation with family. you just want to help people. >> reporter: don ford, kpix 5. >>> facebook wants to hire 3,000 more workers to fight back against crime posted on the site. new hires will be used to review videos of things like shootings along with posts that talk about crime and other questionable content. videos of crimes often get posted. the company is criticized for not stopping it. >>> growing

since duffy's death libya has been engaged in civil war. —— muammar gaddafi.he younger brother, and ramadan, the father, that hashem was in contact with his younger brother, battling extremism and al-qaeda. after the libyan revolution, something like 3500 fighters travelled from here to syria. many joined the islamic state, forming the first effective foreign fighting brigade. it helped iis capture their dfat do capital, raqqa. the eventually took control of the caliphate southern stronghold. there is still an presence in libya. quentin somerville reporting. after monday's tragic event, we will leave you with images of the many tributes, flowers, words, left in the heart of manchester. people bringing demeanour throughout the day wanting to express their sympathy and solidarity. good morning. wednesday was a dry, settled date for most of us and we add weather watching pictures and all pillars straight that point. also in the london area. these two places at the hotspots through the day. worth pointing out that we had some cloud in the far north—west and by the

duffy automotive is prepared for electric caused by cars and self driving technology.ompany will it off its powertrain units and vehicles computing system. it expects the spinoff to be completed by next march. facebook is setting up its review of criminal and suicide videos after recent murders in cleveland and thailand were posted on its website. mark zuckerberg said the company will hire an additional 3000 workers on top of the 4500 in place.already facebook has been criticized for not doing enough to prevent such videos from spreading. that's your bloomberg business flash. breaking news. vonnie: puerto rico, the federal board has filed for bankruptcy. it has filed what's called title iii. we will be digging into the details. it will have major ramifications across municipal markets here in the u.s. we are speaking with the representative of one of the bondholders. ♪ mark: this is the european close. i'm mark barton with vonnie quinn. a little changed. fell as much as a quarter of 1%. down .1% today. yesterday we did close at the highest level in 20 months. b.n.p. pa

joining me now, rachel campos-duffy, and charlie hurt. good to see you.achel, it seems to me that you were suggesting that the healthcare bill might make it through the house, and it turned out you were right. rachel: and you told me you would eat crow. i nearly fell off my chair. i heard you say in the last segment with kimberly that paul ryan deserves credit? i never thought it would hear those words from your lips. lou: i didn't say i would eat crow only with you. i had to do it at the top of the show and the latter part of the show. i give him credit because in large measure he credited the president of the united states for his leadership in moving the legislation through. rachel: if you recall in another interview you and i had together, i told you they were like peanut butter and jelly. donald trump couldn't do what he did without paul and the work he did in the house to get everyone together. and paul couldn't do it without donald trump putting pressure. i happened to be in d.c. today and i was walking near the speaker's office in the capitol. lou

duffy was driving when he saw smoke. four cars had crashed and caught fire. taking over until the local fire department arrived. >> whether we're on this big red fire engine, we stop and we help. fortunately for the gentleman and people out there in a hor f horrific accident, he was there. >> he says dwuffy's been with te fire department about six years. >>> the sierra snow pack is nearly double its normal levels. they conducked its final snow pack level and found it at 190% of normal. that's the most since 1998. this is drone video from earlier in the season. this is important because it accounts for about 30% of the state's water supply. >>> abc 7 news meteorologist is tracking changes in the forecast. >> warm changes. >> those numbers will continue to climb into the afternoon and by wednesday will likely be tracking those in jeopardy across the region. we have plenty of stars out there and it will be a clear night tonight and that will lead the way to a sunny start on your day for your tuesday. it's all about the rapidly rising temperatures on your tuesday

. >> kelly and her boyfriend brought duffy as you can see duffy was hungry took a piece of phanatic. kelly feed your dog. second i love dogs that have their own instagram page this is fishtown petunia boston terrier red for the game. >> like golden doodle this is lola pukis. >> look at that phase. >> liz and her dad by the name of kylee. >> amazing nights for all parents and pups and another ruff loss. >> see what i did there. >> i like that. >> come on. >> trouble, trouble. >> stock apps for any athletes no matter the rumor being moved out of town throughout the trade be it one thing they pay no attention to the rumors. most of the time i don't believe you. brings us to eagles center jason kelce for the last few months and maybe few weeks in the last season heard the rumors and tried not to awill you them to impact him. kelsey entering 7th season with the eagles gave an answer why he can't pay attention to set trade talks. >> i try not to worry about i it. that stuff that is all so far out of my control at this point. you know, i think all i can do is just worry about trying to get

joining me is fox news contributor rachel campos duffy. welcome to you.ery anxious to hear your reaction to all this. many described this speech as particularly aggressive for clinton, the washington post described it as remarkably aggressive anti-trump. what did you make of it? >> i hillary clinton gave a rousing speech to her base, came home to her alma mater. these are young women who are going to be the captains of industry, they will be running for office all over the country. we saw them descend on washington with their little pink hats on and decide to make it known we women who are graduating are going to make a difference in this world and hillary clinton drew a parallel to this moment in time to the moment in time when she herself was a young graduate with the world before her. i think aggressive -- i would not use that word at all. powerful and certainly energetic is the word i would use to describe that speech. go grads. laura: i have had you on the program, i think i know what you thought but i want to ask what you thought. the soundbite we p

sandra smith, harris faulkner harris faulkner, commentator and fox news contributor, rachel campos-duffyuckyguy, brian kilmeade. you need no introduction. >> brian: i'm privileged to be

rachel campos duffy, fox news contributor and attorney and democrat commentator.thank you for being here, ladies. we want to dig into that world. a roughly 45 minute q&a hillary clinton did this week about women for women international event. after listening to the thing she said, many wonder if she has maybe another political office run in her future. she is a going away quietly. >> well, i don't think she has to go away at all. anyone who has as much to contribute to secretary clinton wouldn't just disappear because they lost an election. those close to her say she is not considering another run for political office, but i'm sure that like anything else could change. it's way too early to tell. laura: rachel, by bringing up the decision to disclose information about the e-mail investigation, she's still trying to get herself some cover. usually when a candidate loses, they seem to fade away a little, but that's not the case here. >> the short answer to your original question to monique is yes, she is trying to get a shot at the presidency and it's not going to w

. >> reporter: michael duffy submitted his resignation back may the 18th. president he would stay on while the president was on that overseas trip that you were just referencing. he's back and the news it out that michael duffy wibke will b leaving the white house. rumors are swirling further staff shakeup at the white house so we'll watch for that later on today. meanwhile the president is doing some of his own communicating this morning taking to twitter on a number of controversial topics, here's what the president's been tweeting so far today including this comment "we have a massive trade deficit with germany plus they pay far less than they should on nato and the military, very bad for u.s.. this will change." there president trump is going back on his apparent feud here with angela merkel of germany over whether or not the germans need to stand up on their own in terms of defense spending and the rest of europe as well. spending in terms of nato. and the bottom line in terms of gdp. "russian officials must be lamping at its u.s. and how a lame excuse

balanced panel as always, david murray, cod and shoot local and republican strategist rachel campos duffyd the nick of time. nice to see you both. >> rachel, second to catch her breath. alaska one question here. reince priebus was on the show's earlier talking to chris wallace, defending the big three lap. the risk or in ceremony the president had on thursday. you think they have any regrets on that? and just like that, it seems as though we lost rachel's microphone. or maybe she can't hear me anymore. either way, we'll go to david in the meantime. thoughts on how it sends this up not in terms of the bill but inside the senate. >> i can hear you now, but i was out. >> i'll go first. the context of obama cared is that it an imperfect bill never had a chance to get adjusted. 24% in terms of premiums. never got to affordability. so with excel and the city -- accessibility. how do you cut the cost? >> republicans say that this bill does cut the cost. that's it they are touting enchanting. >> yeah, i don't buy that. number one, the aarp, american cancer society, ama all opposed it. 24 million

kerrye interviews with duffy of the cme group. -- group, and the dow chemical ceo. conversations starting at 3:30 p.m. you don't want to miss any of these. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: i want to break some headlines from bloomberg's oval office interview with president donald trump. the latest is that he's open to breaking up the big banks. more than that, he's actively considering breaking up big thanks -- banks. we will have more from that interview coming up. now, we have more fun at the milliken conference in beverly hills. earlier our reporter spoke with the ceo of wells fargo on president trump path trap -- tax plan. >> when i like about it is they are trying to appeal to a number of different constituencies. you look at the middle class, corporis, folks that can afford to pay more. that is a good mix. to be got to beat -- got ultimately bipartisan. >> does it need to be revenue neutral? tim: i don't think it needs to be revenue neutral. the change in the tax code will increase economic growth. i think that's important to appreciate as part of the changes we a

here today, harris faulkner, sandra smith, commentator and fox news contributor, rachel campos-duffytoday's a #oneluckyguy, judge alex ferrer. you are outnumbered. >> alex: happily so. great way to end the week. space we have a lni

>> lisa: thank you to our fox news specialists, rob o'neill and rachel campos-duffy and thank you to everyone for letting me be here today and for eboni williams. thank you for watching. 5:00 will never be the same. "special report" is next. >> kat: naito's new sheriff. president trump tells allies to pay their fair share, pay what they owe from years past. to start fighting terrorism in earnest. this is "special report" ." welcome to washington. i am bret baier. the man known for "the art of the deal" tried to seal the deal with nato allies, creating awkward moments. president trump wants them to pay what they promised, to pay for their defense. the president got an ear full from britton's prime minister. and then he took action. kevin corke starts us off. >> good evening. the president is asking the justice department to look into the leak by u.s. intelligence officials apparently to "the new york times" and that drew something that i think it would find fairly unprecedented, refusing to share information with u.s. intelligence officials as it relates specifically to the devastatin

terry duffy might have a future in the tv but he pressured him on the marlins sale. said i will handle the business side. derek jeter, yankees shortstop, will handle the baseball operations. they have tremendous support from the city of miami and investors. if you look back what we're reporting on your show around foxbusiness.com, jeb and jeter have to raise cash, something like one billion dollars or 800 million and a billion dollars to secure this deal. that is very hard. a lot of people are you doubtful bit. what he was saying today he was striking an optimistic ton that he could raise that money. remember they bid 1.34 billion. major league baseball demands mostly cash, not a lot of debt. the marlins, the team, already have a lot of debt. he sounded pretty optimistic. the flip side, jim gray is at milken conference, sports commentator and reporter, will interview all commissioners of four major sports including the baseball commissioner. he will ask them, point-blank, are the marlins which loses money really worth 1.34 billion? what is going on here? we're going

sandra smith, harris faulkner harris faulkner, commentator and fox news contributor, rachel campos-duffy and today's #oneluckyguy, brian kilmeade. you need no introduction. >> brian: i'm privileged to be here. thanks for providing all the story lines. >> harris: the world came through again. >> brian: i owe you one. >> meghan: let's get this memorial weekend started. the white house, expecting a tough debate on an array of issues as president of potenza's very first g7 summit. terrorism, trade, climate change, russia, and north korea are some of the issues topping agenda. begin north korea, president trump talking tough on the regime during a meeting with the japanese prime minister. watch. >> we will really be particularly focused on north korea. it's a big problem, it's a world problem, and it will be solved at some point, it will be solved. you can bet on that. >> meghan: john roberts, who is traveling with the president joins us live from the g7 summit in sicily. >> good afternoon. the scenery is beautiful and the weather is beautiful here. a short time ago, the g7 leaders got togeth

here to weigh in is wisconsin congressman sean duffy.dowski saying look, republican lawmakers have not done enough to stand behind their own president. have you american people saying they have been too weak on this. what are your thoughts? >> well, first, i would tell you that i think that election created by donald trump. a lot of seats republicans thought they would lose in the last election but we won because of all the work that donald trump did. take that aside, we see all the scandal. obviously the democrats are trying to take down president trump, the media is trying to take down president trump that goes back to the campaign. but we, in congress, you know abby and your viewers know. this legislation starts in the congress. and so we haven't stopped at all. i mean, though we watch our tvs and watch the liberal media foaming at the mouth at president trump, we are still doing healthcare reform and still working on tax reform. we just a couple weeks ago repealing and replacing dodd frank. we are working on infrastructure. though th

. >> sandra: joining me now, representative sean duffy and isaac wright, democratic strategist.to see you both. >> good to be here. >> sandra: i will start with you first, congressman. as doug mckelway just laid out, gridlock over president trump's domestic agenda.. is that fair? >> not really. we are moving at the pace of government, which is not lightning speed. we have to give credit wherere credit is due. the house passed a health care package, sent it over to the senate.ag in two weeks from now, we will bring up the repeal and replace of dodd-frank. it will go to the senate. we are still working on tax reform. now, the agenda is moving forward. the problem we have is a lot of the stuff will senate where we have the filibuster rules. we need 60 votes are a democrats to pass these bills and that will be tough. i think the senate has to pass that bill. so they can move the trump agenda forward. >> sandra: your point is taking about the government moving slowly. isaac, i will point out by this time in 2001, bush's tax cuts had passed both in the house and the senate. republican

here today, harris faulkner, sandra smith, commentator and fox news contributor, rachel campos-duffy and today's a #oneluckyguy, judge alex ferrer. you are outnumbered. >> alex: happily so. great way to end the week. space we have a lot of nice to get to a selected jump right in. president trump saying he would have fire james comey regardless of any recommendations as he explains why he had to part ways with the fbi chief. >> he made a recommendation, he's highly respected, very smart guy. the democrats like tim, republicans like him, he made a recommendation. regardless, i was going to fire him. i also want to have a really competent, capable director. he is not, a showboat her. he's not my man or not my man. he was appointed long before me. i want somebody who's going to do a great job and i will tell you, we're looking at candidates right now who could be spectacular and that's what i want for the fbi. >> meghan: president trump as quitting his attacks on comey, tweeting this morning james comey better hope there are no tapes of our conversations before he starts licking to the p

. >> congress member duffy, i appreciate it. make points the american people need to hear. >> thank you, chris. >>> alisyn. >> chris, the president urging the senate to change its rules to speed up health care and tax reform bills. senator richard bloom blumenthal with that and more next. high-tech tary cameras that see through walls, can inspect our pipelines to prevent leaks. remote-controlled aircraft, can help us identify potential problems and stop them in their tracks. at bp, safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. >>> more fallout this morning from the reports alleged that the senior adviser jared kushner wanted to set up a back channel communication with russia before donald trump took office. that caused senator blumenthal to tweet this. only someone with secrets wanted a secret line to putin. senator blumenthal joins us now. you hear what they are saying. oth administrations have said they have back channels. rfk had one with kennedy and kruschev to stave off the missile crisis. >> they have o

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he edged out the country singer lauren duffy in one of the closest votes they say in the show's history can't believe this is in my hand right now. i can't believe that i'm actually holding this. >> chris has week after week proven performance wise just who he is as an artist. if he wants it bad, so i'm so proud of him. >> she's not sore. that's nice. the voice will return in the fall with jennifer hudson joining the show as a coach along with adam and blake and the return of miley cyrus. >> love all the confetti. >> that's a celebration there. at 6:00, following breaking news. a deadly police shooting in south san francisco. we're live at the scenes, where investigators just wrapped a news conference updating us on their investigation. >> plus, as you mentioned, the world is mourning with manchester as police ramp up their efforts to find all the people responsible for the bombing at the ariana grande concert. the raids under way right now as police for additional suspects. >> an historic meeting. president trump meads with pope francis. the symbolic gift the two leaders exchanged. tod

annie duffy thinks about the unsolved sex assault as she takes her daily walk past the atrium. being a neighbor what's your reaction. >> it was very scary to hear this news. it's not something that you think happens ever especially right across the street from you in this neighborhood. >> reporter: he used to live in the atrium now he lives across the street. his four scrut cameras were checked by police who were trying to confirm a report that the suspect was watching the atrium before the attack. >> he was looking in here for more than one hour, that's what the police would be. >> reporter: arlington county police want you to take a the man they say is the suspect in the sex assault case the morning of may 7th. first he tries to enter a building at 1999 wilson boulevard. then he came to the atrium on key boulevard. he knocked on doors claiming he was a maintenance worker. when one woman opened her door he sexually assaulted her and then fled. the surveillance video in the atrium's elevator shows his face as he looked right into the camera. he became anxious as police responde

republican congressman john duffy told me on his way out of the house chamber that he heard there wasng to be champagne at some point. we haven't seen any champagne, we haven't heard any bottles popping. it appears that most members just headed right to the airport for another recess. martha. >> martha: thank you very much, peter. joining me now, the congressman responsible for making sure that this bill had enough votes to pass, the house majority whip, steve scalise. good to see you today, sir. welcome. >> good to be with you, martha. >> congratulations. this is something you were working on that you achieved it today. we saw kevin mccarthy stand up and say this is the guy who never gave up on this process. i think everyone would like you to take us behind the scenes that show us how the sausage was made. what was it like? >> it was a lot of work. like all of our members in the republican caucus, working really hard to try to get to yes. we still have more work to do a few weeks ago. we would have liked to seen the bill passed sooner. they must abort the thing is getting it right. f

duffy is not alone. this is one of the things that came out of the post crisis dodd-frank reforms.he banks have always hated it the most. it keeps them from using their own capital to make bets in the market. so for banks, this was how they used to make a lot of money and bankers as well. at this point, we are seeing initially in the trump administration is that they have made some very big promises in terms of how they are going to go about changing rules that came out of the financial crisis, and vulgar is will -- the vulgar review is one of the first issues they are taking a look at. and it closed door meeting earlier this week, mnuchin directed five separate agencies that crafted this role. we are going to go back and take a look at that. x have complained for a long time that the rules were too vague. they hurt market liquidity, and critics said the banks were doing just fine. waslet: and that is what said as well about liquidity. doe this mean the agency was more fully staffed e fcc than it was before? bn: we had three or four months where there was no permanent chair at the

>> michael duffy, come with us and stay longer on set in new york. we love havingou here. the issue of "time" magazine is a warning we may not be ready for the next pandemic. a great day today. a big day. "star wars" day. and go home and celebrate it with somebody you love. by roechg "rogue one" right. >> absolutely. >> that does it for us this morning. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >> thanks so much, joe. good morning. i'm stephanie ruhle. look where i am live from washington, d.c., overlooking the white house, i'm here because this morning it is d-day for health care. the vote to repeal and replace obamacare happening within hours and republicans saying they've got the votes. >> we will pass this bill. i feel great about the count. >> the president in an all-out blitz. >> the president said billy, really need you bit this addition we're both yeses. >> a last-minute amendment provides billions of dollars for preexisting conditions. but huge unanswered questions this morning, how many people are actually going to be covered and here's a good one how much

ceo duffy writing in a note saying that these forecast results could enhance -- caleres, owner of famousootwear being at -- beating numbers in estimates of its top and bottom lines as well. these estimates beating numbers uso include also beauty -- ta beauty and costco, up , the 5%, and big lots company's earnings per share coming in ahead of what analysts has been anticipating. what about the bad? gamestop, that company predicting that the growth that we have seen from the nintendo switch, which asked by also benefited from yesterday, it will be difficult to predict and maybe not as consistent. abercrombie and fitch's trading lower on its fallout from morgan stanley, saying that the country -- company is in structural decline. maas prompted to look at on the bloomberg. what kind of deal flows have ns been seeing? quite a lot. your today, we have seen an update. is julia: -- julia: president trump made his debut at the g7 senate in sicily, italy. they are having dinner this hour at the italian president. back home in washington, investigators are focusing on a series of meetings hel

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duffy forget, bloomberg tv and radio will ring you special coverage of the french presidential electionthat hits your screens on sunday afternoon. six: it is 19 minutes past in london. siemens reported second-quarter sales of 22.2 euros. the company said it expects a business margin. joining us from munich to discuss the numbers is the siemens' cfo. the profit rises by 18%. you confirmed to the outlook. is there as we go through the years, you hope that you will be able to upgrade your outlook on those numbers? guest: thank you for having me this morning. and you're right, siemens is strong -- has another quarter with continued profitable growth, 5% revenues increase, it is quite something in a challenging environment. the good thing all divisions affect contribute into the growth, eight out of nine being in or above the target margin range. that has been through momentum. have been -- we benefiting in the second quarter. we expect momentum to carry over into the second half of the year. from a cfo perspective, the best thing is that profits have been converting into cash with 2 billion

we've mark duffy years ago, well, facebook mark, when it got to a billion people, and people wondered a third of the world's population, getting on for. most of the new users outside north america and europe, in developing nations. as more people come online, often it seems the first thing they do is join facebook. in some parts of the developing world they say facebook is the word that is synonymous with the internet, that is how they associate the internet. the other side, a gives this one company extraordinary wealth and extraordinary wealth and extraordinary power and not everyone is happy with how it uses it. a lot of criticism of the content and they seem to be taking some steps towards policing that content. it has been an amazing year for facebook. they have had to face up to the fact of that power. it has wielded that power quite easily until now, ann conlon ignored criticism, especially ignored the criticism that is not just a technology company and it is a giant media empire and should take more responsibility for what people posted on it. it used to say, we leave it to our