do you feel the game is too elitist right now?ibly expensive because a lot of kids have to go to travel ball, and so i think it's expensive to get into travel ball. it's expensive to go to the games. and it's really expensive to drink those 10, 15 beers i drink every time i go to the game. it's incredibly expensive, yeah, yeah. >> yeah, it is. it's pretty pricy to play baseball. but, come on, kids in the dominican republic play baseball with milk cartons. it's not that expensive. if you can find an old milk carton. >> but here in the united states, a lot of kids go through travel ball and you have to spend thousands of dollars not only in fees but disprorgz hotel rooms. >> larry: and if some of the kids go missing have to put them on the milk carton. >> i don't think it's an elitist sport. i think anybody can play baseball. >> larry: but it used to be america's sport. that's something that comes across so clearly. it's clearly not an american sport anymore, right? >> i still think it's the greatest game that's ever been invented.

yeah he has been in the belt way his whole way and not considered an elitist. >> he is not an elitist managed to make absolutely no money in 35 years of being a senator. >> i don't have time to do that story and spoilers and clearly spoilers are more important. >> in a civilized society this would not be a topic of conversation. you all know this. inside they are not okay. >> just get to it. get to your show. >> look, 27% of respondents thought it was fine to chat up plot twists on tv shows before a lot of the country has seen them. these people are that are saw cystic psycho paths. much like you they believe it is more important for the world to see their clever takes than for them to ruin it for other people. >> they chose to live on the west coast. >> they live in a beachy paradise. the tradeoff is they live on the west coast. >> the tradeoff is not a beachy paradise. >> what are your cats names? >> what do you care? >> mind your own [bleep] business. >> gotta go, tom. >> thank you, andy. >> it is time to take a break. bieber goes wild when we come back. >>> it is his own party and

that in turn tells the rest of the country if you're not going to listen to the professor or the elitist in the room from harvard, i'mgoing to go ahead and go against you and trump space loves that . >> david is right, it's going to do both.trump space is absolutely going to love it but trump's base is never going to consider hillary clinton so so what? melissa: gentlemen, thank you so much. john? jon: it is set to become a reality for millions more american workers after the obama administration unveils new rules to double the maximum annual income that salary workers can get and still be eligible for overtime. gary willis is afoxbusiness network is live with what all that means, jerry . reporter: this is a long-awaited rule, very controversial. it extends over time page 4.2 million workers and how does it do it? it doubles the maximum annual income a salaried worker can earn and still get that overtimepay. that number moves from 23,662 47,476 , a doubling of this number. here's what the administration says. this is a cure for stagnant wages and it more than requires the threshold you a

. >> editor harry evans said the failure of journalists, the elitists, means they missed the flight of white working people in the rust belt who are coming out in droves saying, wait a second, something is wrong. >> i think she hit the nail on the head there. i don't think the news media is persuading people. the reason there's so much support for donald trump is because they don't believe what the media is saying, they don't believe that things are okay, that obamacare has solved all their problems. i think this is actually -- and conservatives should stop whining about the liberal media. this is exactly what they want, it's competition and i think it's working. >> hold on a second. the fact is that what this election has shown, the establishment, and the media is a part of that establishment, has lost their punch. everything they say, the people aren't buying. they say that the economy is doing fine. people feel we're in a recession. they say that donald trump is an idiot and would be a terrible guy as president, he goes up in the polls. everything is mitigating against the establish

maybe it's because i'm not an elitist. what i'd like to know is: how does this gravity wave breakthrough help the man on the street? you know? wh-who's looking out for joe six-pack and all his quantum physics concerns? oh, my god, you're jealous. why would i be jealous? oh, i don't know. maybe because the origin of the universe just got proven, the higgs field just got proven, and you've been working on string theory for the last 20 years and you're no closer to proving it than when you started. yeah, well, i've had a lot on my plate.

accountable for repeating falsehoods and making stuff up, while actual experts are dismissed as elitists, we have a problem. it is interesting that if we get sick we want to make sure the doctors have gone to medical school. if we want to get on a plane, we want the pilots to be able to pilot the plane. and yet in our public lives, we suddenly think, i don't want someone who has done it before. [laughter] [applause] the rejection of fact, the rejection of reason, that is the path to decline. calls to mind the words of carl sagan, he said we can judge our progress by the courage of our questions and the depth of our answers, our willingness to embrace what is true rather than what feels good. the debate around climate change is a perfect example of this. i recognize it does not feel like the planet is warmer right now. [laughter] i understand. there was hail when i landed in newark. [laughter] but think about the climate change issue. everyday day there are officials in high office, with responsibilities, who mock the overwhelming consensus of the world's scientists that human activity an

. >> and that's not an elitist -- >> michael, the quiet man in the middle. the commander in chief test for any presidential candidate is a big deal, right? is it different for donald trump? >> this is what the peaceful transference of power looks like. and if this is what the protocol demands, then donald trump ought to get the briefing. it will probably make him a more intelligent candidate. perhaps we'll all benefit from the conversation that will result. >> he can definitely use the briefing. if anyone read the editorial interviews he did with "the washington post," it was scary how completely incoherent his understanding of the world is and foreign policy. asked questions about how he would defeat isis or different questions about nuclear weapons in europe, he deflected and started telling one of the editorial board members about how nice you look today. these are things that he has up to this point demonstrated absolutely no ability to retain that information. and so, yes, i question whether he takes this seriously or not. the weight of the office is ve

it comes off as so elitist. >> i totally agree. yeah. >> we don't ever say yeah. jenna, thank you for joining me on this friday. >> it was fun. >> guess who is singing for us next week? >> who? >> blake shelton. >> oh, my gosh! >> i know. plus, '80s pop icon, boy george. >> acorn. >> elvis duran's artist of the month. >> have a great weekend, everyone. it's friday. >> good-bye. >> friday. stronger is blasting without risking her bones. it's training her good cells... to fight the bad guys. stronger is less pain... new hope... more fight. it's doing everything in your power... and everything in ours. stronger, is changing even faster than they do. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. >>> right now, new reports say suitcases and plane pieces have been spotted from the egyptair investigators believe crashed into the sea. i'm barbara harrison. >> and i'm erika gonzalez. and

it's elitist crap. haven't they lurnd?s time to recognize success as more than just a number. >> cat, isn't scholastic competition good for kids? >> yes. competing is how you win. winning is awesome. you got to teach kids that grades don't matter. if you don't, they end up being one of the art school dropouts spending their life working at stash bucks. sure i got terrible grades but i'm a well rounded vegan girl and i can make a paper mache sculpture about my feeling. >> hey, a warning to someone -- according someone the title of valedictorian sets them up for a lifetime of pressure and stress. graduation will be the highlight of their life. it's all downhill from there. the need to success will likely lead to drug dependence, declining health and lots of gambling debt. very sad. >> not sad. good. consider this chart. as you can see, as you can see, over time valedictorians earn a lot more money which can be used to buy happiness. >> that's a great point. these are just charts. do you have any specific examples? >> of cour

but of course, france is an elitist country, it is the elite who run it.icle in le monde about three weeks ago where the french people were asked if they want to do have a referendum like the british people have to leave the european union, and 53% said yes. francine: there be huge queues if people knew what to think on that day in the booth. mario: i would think as a british citizen, do i really have much greater confidence in the political class in the u.k. than i have generally, and what -- would i feel comfortable in having this political class leading me and my fellow u.k. citizens in the rather untested and perilous adventure of going against the wind at a time when countries try to combine rather than to pursue nostalgia through disintegration. jonathan: i want to appeal to my right side, right on target. if i was a younger person, and i wish i was, one thing i would pick up in the eu is the level of youth unemployment. they might prefer someone else. carolyn: it is about what is best for the next generation or what will create the best career path,

it comes off as so elitist. >> i totally agree.hank you for joining me on this friday. >> it was fun. >> guess who is singing for us next week? >> who? >> blake shelton. >> oh, my gosh! >> i know. plus, '80s pop icon, boy george. >> acorn. >> elvis duran's artist of the month. >> have a great weekend, everyone. it's friday. >> good-bye. >> friday. new developments in the fight against the zika virus. >>> and right now at 11:00, new developments in the fight against the zika virus. the numbers of infected spike as health officials recount those numbers. the new push to keep people safe. thanks for joining us on this friday afternoon, i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. president obama warns that it's very dangerous and hundreds of women have been infected and it could spread into the continental united states. >> bob redell is in san jose. what are they saying about our risk here? >> reporter: good morning, kris and scott. the number of pregnant women with the zika virus in the united states has

your experts are elitist.refuse to entertain the idea that regular people considered their policies rejected them. they insist they know better and they know how to treat us as opponents who are children who refuse to take our medicine. we don't want the medicine. we know the side effects. we know the side effects. >> can i comment on that? >> first of all -- it is despicable what he said. this man has a disdain for fact that is infamous. he has exacerbated the lie of, quote, unquote, ferguson as if a white policeman killed a black , innocent young man because he was black. blacks did not indict the policeman because blacks, nationalist blacks understood that the policeman was in fact in jeopardy for his life in a struggle with a much bigger young man than he. every time the president says ferguson he shows disdain for facts. >> there it is. well, a guy, look, what good does -- so someone like dennis can bring up that, his disdain for fact. >> i would add obamacare and the iran deal. it is a long list. >> what

play golf like past presidents and suddenly you are and out of touch elitist.wood and you are one of us. the imitation as lottery. hisie sanders showed off solid form waiting for results. >> how is he making every single one? he is a bowler who would like to be in charge. hillary clinton said she loved to play pickup basketball but there's evidence be on that. 1995 served as a joke as a cameraman for nbc. of course, a pickup game is not with out a risk. one book describes poor michael dukakis after misting shot after shot during a photo shoot, actually being listed by three players to help him dunk like a five-year-old on his daddy's shoulders, so beware, sometimes it's best to stay off the court. mark: we will be right back. john: time to play one of our most favorite games. mark: here is my hypothetical. if paul ryan step down or is forced out, who should donald trump select as his replacement? smarticulate, attractive, to a well spoken woman who can speak about america and donald trump with equal measures of passion. i was going to say james addison aker the

it comes off as so elitist. >> i totally agree.jenna, thank you for joining me on this friday. >> it was fun. >> guess who is singing for us next week? >> who? >> blake shelton. >> oh, my gosh! >> i know. plus, '80s pop icon, boy george. >> acorn. >> elvis duran's artist of the month. >> have a great weekend, everyone. it's friday. >> good-bye. >> friday. >>> now your nbc10 first alert weather. >> well, this is a day we have all been waiting for. fantastic friday on tap. sunshine, blue skies and warm temperatures. it will be a perfect night for baseball. as we take a live look right now outside citizens bank park. that's where the phillies will begin a weekend series against the braves who recently fired their manager. and the nation's largest high school regatta is going on now. a live look, great weather as we're looking just from kelly drive. these rowers are on the schuylkill river for the regatta. but enjoy it while it lasts. first alert

now we're seeing that splintering, it's are you an elitist or are you a populist? are you anti-establishment? you interviewed susan sarandon who said if it's not bernie, i would prefer trump over hillary. >> she intimated that might be a better outcome. >> it wasn't just her, that's been echoed by other bernie sanders supporters who are saying that. so that's what we're see thing divide that's no longer right-left. that's why you have people supporting a conservative billionaire and a socialist democrat. >> first off, i don't think that assessment of bernie or bust is accurate. i have a real problem with that whole notion. but the theory is, this is going to bring about a greater change, that you're going to heighten the distinctions by having trump in there. [ overlapping speakers ] >> when we're talking about west virginia, we see something where people say we want a -- i voted because i want somebody who is more conservative than president obama and somebody who is more liberal than president obama, bernie sanders is both of those. the thing we're forgetting abo

i think nothing can help trump more than the hollywood elitists coming out against trump. >> johnny depp lives in france now and edward scissors hands. the last president of the united states because it will all end. lou: you couldn't understand a doggone word the man said. >> he has been traumatized ever since his dog didn't get into australia. lou: he smuggled him in. reince priebus is supporting his candidate, dismissing -- i love the idea all these actors, particularly the entertainers and the folks you guys deal with on occasion, they all promise to go somewhere else. what if we had a law where you had to go to wherever you said if so and so is he atlantic or not elected. wouldn't it be great? they would have to be deported. >> i think reince priebus will get along great with trump. he has the same style as trump. he's kind of politically incorrect. he's a little bit sarcastic. when he first came on the scene as republican chairman he would ruffle some feathers. then he got nicer. but now i think he and trump will get along just fine. lou: reince is a smart guy. he has had a tough j

the elitist view from the right as well, and he's proving that his appeal goes broader to the point you made for a long time, that i'm subscribing to for sure, i think the people ho do not feel the benefit of the ruling class in washington, regardless of of party, will give a look to donald trump. >> and what is the most fascinating revelations from all of the exit polling that's been done, in the last five races before that, new york in particular. >> in new york, the seat of the financial world and world markets, half of democrats, half of republicans believe those markets, wall street, do more to harm the economy of this country than to help it. and that's extraordinary. >> the one thing i think business has found out, and certainly wall street found out, there's no friends. there's no parties for them anymore. my sense, is there's a rough ride the rest of the way here unless they make major -- >> they had good parties at the clinton initiative, i believe. they have been warmly embraced. >> campaign is still to come. they will be a target, i'm sure. the key thing here going to the po

accountable for repeating falsehoods and just making stuff up while actual , experts are dismissed as elitists, then we have a problem. it is interesting that if we get sick, we want to make sure the got to medical school and know what they are talking about. if we want to get on a plane, we want the pilots to be able to pilot the plane. and yet in our public lives, we suddenly think, i don't want someone who has done it before. [laughter] [applause] the rejection of facts the , rejection of reason, that is the path to decline. calls to mind the words of carl sagan, he said we can judge our progress by the courage of our questions and the depth of our answers, our willingness to embrace what is true rather than what feels good. the debate around climate change is a perfect example of this. i recognize it does not feel like the planet is warmer right now. [laughter] i understand. there was hail when i landed in newark. [laughter] but think about the climate change issue. every day there are officials in , high office, with responsibilities, who mock the overwhelming consensus of the world's sci

played golf like past presidents and you are in out of touch elitist.ou are one of us -- hit the hardwood and you are one of us. now enter the imitation as flattery. bernie sanders showed off his solid form waiting for results. >> is this somewhat of a joke? they describe the democratic socialist as all elbows on the court. hillary clinton said she loved to play pickup basketball but there is evidence beyond that. in 1995, during the nba playoffs, donald served as a cameraman for nbc. this was a joke. of course, a pickup game is not with out a risk. one book describes poor michael dukakis after missing shot after otot during a photo sho actually being listed by three players to help him dunk like a five-year-old on his daddy's shoulders, so beware, sometimes it's best to stay off the court. ♪ mark: we will be right back. ♪ john: time to play one of our most favorite games. >> in gauging in hypotheticals. gauging --engaging in hypotheticals. mark: here is "my hypothetical." if paul ryan step down or is forced out, who should donald trump select as his re

he said, quote: show me an elitist, and i'll show you a loser.. ♪ ♪ lou: donald trump is working to make america great again, but some gop elites are trying to bring down the party to their level. >> frankly, we've got to team up together. you know, the republican party has to come together, folks. and if it doesn't come together, it's going to be hard. lou: the pastor of first baptist dallas and fox news contributor, pastor robert jeffers, joins us next. and spacex doing it again, launching its falcon ix rocket for an important mission. the return to earth, however, the measure of success. we'll have the video for you right after these very short but important messages. hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig lou: joining us tonight, dr. robert jeffers, pas

. >> amtrak has a spy-speed train from washington to new york and boston favored by the media elitist called the acela so the media bestowed that name on the five-state northeastern primary and some anchors found it a tad challenging. >> was build as the acela primary. >> what's billed as aslay, is that how you say it. >> >> what's billed as the aslay primary. >> the acela primaries. >> the acela primary. >> the aksccelerated primary, i it acela train, melissa? >> yes. >> what some are calling the acela primary. >> what some are calling the -- the acela primary. >> okay. anyway. >> what a train wreck. all right. maybe amtrak should have picked an easier name to pronounce but maybe all the media should have looked it up. that's it for this edition of "media buzz." i'm howard kurtz. like our facebook page, send us questions there. mediabuzz@foxnews.com and i'll respond on twitter @howardkurtz. back here next sunday. hope you'll join us then fo >>> an epic showdown months in the making is about to rock america's heartland. i'm patti ann browne. this is "the fox report." the stage is indi

and i also think these people, they are elitists.publican primary candidate in my lifetime. and i think they're disdainful of the democratic process. and i'm okay with this hurting them a little bit. >> yeah, and i think that trump has already gone to considerable lengths to be gracious with his words when he's talking about kasich or cruz, whomever it might be, reince priebus, but how important is the vice presidential choice he's about to make over these next couple of months. how important is it to him? >> it's very important. i think most times, people are saying, you know, the vice president doesn't matter all that much. i think right now, it does. and it's not just about getting the women's vote. it's not about -- >> who should he get? >> i think it's going to have to be somebody who's going to show some kind of balance. i think it's got to be the ying to his yang. some people have said it should be kasich. i don't think it should be john kasich. >> that's a lot of yin. >> i think it should be somebody that's more establishment

massive numbers of people in the country are frustrated at elitist, how do you change that frame? two things, first of all, the numbers on the wrong track were higher in 2012 when barack obama was reelected. these things are choices. i don't think it is a simple as change versus more of the same. people feel like they are not where they want to be, and they want to know who can get stuff done will make a difference in their lives. i away say presidential elections are about the future, not the past. they are about their lives, not your life as a candidate. if you look at who is talking most about the range of things that affect their lives from creating jobs, getting education, bringing down college debt, hillary clinton is the candidate who happens to be winning more votes than anybody else. john: among available voters in america, would you say that those voters are more or less pissed off than they were years ago? joel: by available voters you mean -- john: the up for grabs voters you will be competing for? joel: i think they are probably a little less pissed off. i think they

thinking of recruiting david french, somebody have you likely never heard of, it would mean a bunch of elitists and big money men would have circumvented the big money process. that's why kristol and his allies will look like fools if they have a spoiler candidate. i'll have a few thoughts later in the broadcast. lou: concerned about the upset by senator bernie sanders next week. we'll have the report coming up here tonight. our top story, donald trump's war on the liberal mainstream media. the republican front-runner using his news conference today to attack the political press who trump says is among the most dishonest people he's ever met. fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron at the event at trump tower and has our report. >> let me tell you, these people are losers. >> reporter: in a combative news conference donald trump attacked the press face-to-face for questions about his promise to raise money for veterans groups more than four months ago. today he announced raising 5.6 million dollars and completed donations to 40 veteran organizations over the last two weeks. >> on be

he said, quote: show me an elitist, and i'll show you a loser.ght back. ♪ ♪ lou: donald trump is working to make america great again, but some gop elites are trying to bring down the party to their level. >> frankly, we've got to team up together. you know, the republican party has to come together, folks. and if it doesn't come together, it's going to be hard. lou: the pastor of first baptist dallas and fox news contributor, pastor robert jeffers, joins us next. and spacex doing it again, launching its falcon ix rocket for an important mission. the return to earth, however, the measure of success. we'll have the video for you right after these very short but important messages. poor mouth breather. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. so strap yourselves in for action flo! small business edition. oh, no! i'm up to my neck in operating costs! i'll save the day! for plumbers

people in nevada looking at the sanders folks have seeing how the system has been rigged for the elitistsnd hillary clinton. deirdre: there is a lot of discussion about superdelegates and bernie sanders has said it's completely unfair. donald trump said i'm not a fan of senator sanders but the system is rigged on the democratic side as well. senator sanders said he will stay in the race in california through june 7. then what? >> he's a skunk at the picnic for hillary and the democrats because he's showcasing that when you win, you lose when the system is stacked against you. i think the thing sanders is pointing out about hillary clinton being part of the elite class that she can have emails that she gave away secrets and make phone calls at work and not secure. she can have speeches with goldman sachs. i think sanders is have much need on that side. irony is these are the types of allegations the left has always thrown at the right. people like us are the ones that do that. it's clear sanders is going to hang around. and it's not good for the democrats when he hangs around. >> he backs

and i think these people are elitists.ther voters from across this country. and i think they are disstainful of the democratic process. i'm okay with hurting them a little bit. lou: trump has gone to considerable length to be gracious with his word when talking about kasich or cruz, whomever it might be. reince priebus. how important is the vice presidential choice he's about to make the next couple months? how point is it to him? >> it's very important. people are saying the vice president doesn't matter all that much. right now it does. it's not just about getting the woman's vote. i think it will have to be somebody who will show some balance. it will be the yen to his yang. i don't think it should be john kasich. should it be rubio? i think it should be somebody who is more establishment. somebody who shows he has experience. somebody who has experience in government who will say we have an outsider and insider and get this job done and it will spry everybody. >> i think a great pick would be somebody like a bobby jind

one of the reasons romney didn't sell, he was elitist.ly goes after, undermines that, you could be like me, but do you want to be like this guy, he is unruly, unstructured, undisciplined, that's not the kind of leader you want. going back to the greed comment, he made his money on your backs. >> that's the new line. if he wins, you lose which is a version of what rubio used. >> i see ways he can joke that okay, put hillary clinton in the white house, then she won't collect six figure checks from public colleges that are funded by taxpayers. >> that line of -- we're going to see it i think. it is harder to do that. i agree there's something potent about that to a certain extent in the democratic primary. >> and kasie hunt joins us with the latest on the democratic campaigns. what have you got? >> reporter: hi, chris. we're looking today at comments that senator sanders made first to the associated press where he said the convention was going to be messy. of course raising the specter of we're not sure what exactly, maybe replay of nevada,