have a wonderful weekend, keep is right here, the number one business block continues with eric bolling and cashin' in. eric: as lawmakers focused on all the hearings this week, it seems they're not hearing america's cry for help. take a look at the recent fox news poll. there are issues that americans are concerned about, most concerned about, look at this, government spending, the economy, infrastructure, north korea, terror and the job market. russia meddling, that's seventh on the list. while the politicians in washington are busy with russia hearings are they failing to hear the needs of the american people. hi, i'm eric bolling, welcome in our crew this week, jason, gina, juan williams and rachel campos-duffy. rachel, start with you. you've heard of dog and pony show. was this a dog and comey show and are americans suffering because testify? >> exactly. the only thing that people are concerned that we wonks are concerned about are the people insaid the beltway and the people in our business. people in kansas, in texas,e co poll reflected, things they're concerned about in the elec

eric bolling? i've got to go. >> eric, congratulations. there is a reason the president loves you.s you to drain the swamp. >> eric: "the swamp" started when donald trump set i am running for president and then it turned to drain the swamp. there was a visceral connection between trump and up, people, real people. when i started the project, i thought it was going to be difficult to fill the book. i could do 12 books. >> i am very proud of eric. the first one was amazing, the second book is going to be better. he's worked hard on it, deserves it. >> eric: donald trump, drain the swamp. what a day. we had a blast. this morning, i get to "fox & friends" ," the driver is in traffic. i was 2 minutes, ran to the set, talked about "the swamp" a little bit and donald trump retreated the tweet and all of a seven things started to take off. matt drudge put it on "the drudge" report. that was incredible. we went from 387 to number two. >> leo: a lot of people love you. >> eric: a lot of people love donald trump and want to watch "the drudge" report every day. wrote the book and trying to fig

williams along with eric bolling and kat timpf. we are "the fox news specialists" ." another blockbuster day for capitol hill, attorney general jeff sessions will publicly testify in front of the senate intel committee tomorrow afternoon. this is the latest twist in the russian investigation. it comes as one of president trump's biggest supporters raises questions about the integrity of the probe following jim comey's testimony last week. >> i think this is going to be a witch hunt. i think comey himself by his own testimony tainted this process. the director of the fbi deliberately leaking in order to create a special counsel. i think that's nonsense. i distrust independent councils. i think the people mueller is bringing in are dangerous people, and any republican who thinks this council is going to be neutral is crazy. it will be like expecting the post or "the new york times" to be accurate. >> eboni: the president's critics, such as the fired u.s. attorney, are going full speed ahead over obstruction of justice accusations. >> i think there is evidence to begin a

eric bolling, great to see you. and you can catch eric along with eboni williams and kat timpf on "fox news specialist." we just showed you moments ago, many arrests, in fact, already made, getting contentious there, and police are saying that they are expecting more, so can the senate get a bill out by friday? is that even realistic? we'll discuss. plus the senate intel committee holding a hearing on russian interference, but this time in europe. >> the u.s. and europe should adopt stronger sanctions against russia for its actions to weaken our elections. we learned an important lesson in the iran nuclear negotiations, in the obama and george to be bush administrations. the sanctions were much more effective when the united states and the e.u. aligned themselves togetherer. because getting older is inevitable. but feeling older? that's something i control. get a free sample at depend.com. hey richard, check out this fresh roasted flavor. looks delicious, huh? -yeah. -and how about that aroma? -love that aroma! umph!

have a wonderful weekend, keep is right here, the number one business block continues with eric bollingashin' in. eric: as lawmakers focused on all the hearings this week, it seems they're not hearing america's cry for help. take a look at the recent fox news poll. there are issues that americans are concerned about, most concerned about, look at this, government spending, the economy, infrastructure, north korea, terror and the job market. russia meddling, that's seventh on the list. while the politicians in washington are busy with russia hearings are they failing to hear the needs of the american people. hi, i'm eric bolling, welcome in our crew this week, jason, gina, juan williams and rachel campos-duffy. rachel, start with you.

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hi, everyone, i'm eric bolling. our cashin' in crew, gina, david mercer, welcome, everybody. check this out. the workout post accusing me of war mongering for saying maybe the u.s. should consider a preemptive strike on north korea. gina, the point is and was wouldn't be taking out their missile sites before they lunch to the u.s. help america. >> come on, eric, stop drawing common sense. we should draw artificial lines, that would em boldened our enemies and the horrible human tragedies like occur in north korea. this week, we watched the very, very upsetting death of otto warmbier and he is the tip of the iceberg in terms of what happens in north korea on a daily basis. so if americans want to talk about being humanitarians, this is the place to state. eric: lisa, over the last years, especially under president obama, the testing of north korean nukes got bigger and bigger. started at two mega tons and ends up with 10 mega tons, who knows going forward. >> i think you see the trump administration very engaged on this issue. look, i would caution, former cia director michael

. >> two opinions on it that is wonderful father's day number one continues with eric bolling and cashin in. >> investigation into shootings of republican congressman steve as its intensify most in media are not highlighting thewrote of liberal policians or liberal groups like when democratic congresswoman gabby giffords was shot they immediately appointed at tea party republicans like sarah palin both sides guilt of heated rhetoric be clear why media reaction so different i am eric bolling welcome to "cashin' in." >> welcome to everybody rachel the difference in the media pint out media hypocrisy going not that both sides don't do it, of course, they do but insure field like on the left, the rhetoric has been more violent heightened. >> absolutely full scloufr you disclosures husband a congressman very tough for my family the media is so unfair about this we know that had this been a trump supporter shot democrats at baseball game the blame would have been laid directly at feet of donald trump. and i will point out, also, that i have heard nothing from the media or from the democrats si

sarah palin both sides guilt of heated rhetoric be clear why media reaction so different i am eric bollinghypocrisy going not that both sides do

. >> two opinions on it that is wonderful father's day number one continues with eric bolling and cashininvestigation into shootings of republican congressman steve as its intensify most in media are not highlighting thewrote of liberal policians or liberal groups like when democratic congresswoman gabby giffords was shot they immediately appointed at tea party republicans like sarah palin both sides guilt of heated rhetoric be clear why media reaction so different i am eric bolling welcome to "cashin' in." >> welcome to everybody rachel the difference in the media pint out media hypocrisy going not that both sides don't do it

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and the pursuit of happiness and we have got to be more respectful to the other side. >> eboni: eric bollingw about those apples? >> eric: [laughs] >> eboni: the last time ted nugent was here, you were sitting right beside me. >> eric: it is like anthony weiner giving you a speech on fidelity. i am shocked. that's when he does. he's a provocateur. to say -- >> eboni: >> eboni: i consummat. i said i'm not going to declare you the next mlk but it's an important step. >> eric: admitting you have a problem is the step to recovery. >> eboni: i thought it was classy, mature. two weeks ago he doubled down, called into our show, pushed back on me calling him out about his comments on president obama. today he said i still hate obamacare, i hate the left-leaning policies, still love guns, but there's a better way to do it. >> mike: i have hunted with ted nugent. he's a great guy. he is one of the most tender hearted people you will ever be around and a lot of what people hear from ted, it's his personality. it's his way of doing it, but he's doing it with a great sense of humor and surprisingly real

>> i am kat timpf with eric bolling and eboni q williams. we are "the fox news specialists" ." a new deadline for senate republicans health care bill after delaying the vote yesterday. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is pushing to get a new health care deal in place friday. after nine republican senators have expressed opposition to the original legislation. president trump sounded optimistic. >> we are working very hard, giving ourselves more time to make it perfect. that's what we want to do. i think best took out this has chance to be a great health care. we get rid of mandates. we get rid of so much, a lot of the taxes. all the bad parts of obamacare are gone. it's essentially repeal and replace. i look forward to working with republican senators. >> kat: what they are doing is tough. you had so many extra things, the prices are going to go up for you can't deny that. >> eric: i love the first line line. the deadline was approaching friday because of it later mitch mcconnell put a deadline on it. think about what that means. it's 16 of the american economy, over a tr

williams with eric bolling and kat timpf and we are "the fox news specialists" ." anti-terry sweeping london today in the wake of saturday's attack that killed seven and injured dozens. u.k. authorities are identifying two of the three terrorists in the attack that isis is claiming responsibility for. mike tobin joins us from london. >> the first of those terrorists identified is rachid redouane. they assume he is 30. investigators cannot pin down his country of origin. different case for khurum shazad butt. he was well known to police, as well as mi5. primarily he got on the radar for talking a great deal about radical islamist ideology. you mentioned anti-terror raids. they've been happening since the weekend. a couple boroughs outside london. they picked up some 12 people. at least 11 are being held. investigators believe they killed all the attackers but believe there might be a wider network. as london mourns, thousands have gathered in an area known as potters field for a vigil. an angry london mayor, sadiq khan, said the attackers used a perverse ideology th

. >> do you like eric bolling? >> yeah. >> do you like him? swamp," how they can drain it. >> donald, clean the swamp. >> eric: watch? [laughter] >> this is a damn good book. >> eric: mark levin, i will read your book. it came out on the same day. most conservative voice ever. >> i want people to know this is a great book. thank you very much. >> eric: today is also the end of june as dumb, that that means "the fox news specialists," we have been on for two months. that had nothing on jeering. check it out. >> big show today. i'm eric bolling along with eboni k. williams and kat timpf. we are "the fox news specialists" ." so let's bring in our specialist, stephen broadway -- vehicle rob long is here -- >> mike huckabee is here -- >> corey lewandowski is here -- >> he actually got in a car accident this morning but still managed to be here a fox news specialist. that's what we call dedication. >> can you put me on this in the second? >> we are going to be here to stay. "the specialists," we are the real deal now. >> don't quit. >> it is no long

i'm eric bolling, our crew this week, mercedes, lisa booth, rachel campos-duffy. he's calling everyone out, what do you think, is this good for america on the global stage? >> well, i have to tell you, eric, when i heard the president say i represent the people of pittsburgh not paris, i felt leak tlike the fourth of july. it's an amazing moment keeping his promise and and some cringe when he crashes their cocktail environment and tell them they need to foot the bill. but in middle america, they're smiling and doing a slow camp and a paris accord that disadvantages our workers and causes america to foot the bill of the pet project of the elites. the elites, the white collar jobs aren't affected, it's the farmers and coal mines and people in the factories in middle america that put president trump in the white house. so it's really quite an amazing moment to see him, really, keep his promise and put america and its workers first. eric: and mercedes, i've got to say, this is exactly what donald trump, candidate, ran on. he said he was going to be the anti-globalist,

i'm eric bolling, our crew this week, mercedes, lisa booth, rachel campos-duffy. out, what do you think, is this good for

here today, melissa francis, dagen mcdowell, leslie marshall, and today's #oneluckyguy, eric bolling. eric's new book is on till right now welcome back. >> eric: first day the book is out. the president already tweeted about the book. >> meghan: people should know it's not a book about politicians, but it's about history. >> eric: did you know, they're pictures of d.c. being built on a literal swamp. they drained the literal swamp and left the metaphorical swamp alone. >> meghan: will be talking more about your book. went to get down to brass tacks. let's begin. it could be a make or break. the key procedural vote possibly in jeopardy and the make of the cbo score. the center gop's bill would cut the deficit by $321 billion but that same year. the average cost of premiums could be lower. well mitch mcconnell once a vote by the end of this week, the big question is whether he will have a vote at all. five g.o.p. senators -- code that vote could happen as early this afternoon. paul ryan is saying he would not bet against mitch mcconnell and expects the senate to get their job done. john

i'm eric bolling, our crew this week, mercedes, lisa booth, rachel campos-duffy.e's calling everyone out, what do you think, is this good for america on the global stage? >> well, i hav t

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co-host of the fox news specialists, eric bolling, congratulations on the show first and the new bookswamp when he got to d.c. i wrote the book because i was watching trump with those visceral reactions where people would say drain the swamp and lock her up. i did some research and the swamp is murkier and deep than worse than i ever thought and i'm sure worse than he thought. he took the first five or six months and built up a lot of political currency. he had wins to the economy and the temporary travel ban. lou: no president has ever done north first five months of their administration. all those obamacare regulations that rolled back. the economy is off the charts, popping up 17% to 18% since he was first elected. i will say i think it one mistake, and i'm pro trump. one mistake he made was listening to paul ryan and house leapership saying we have a healthcare bill we can get passed. lou: what about rinsing to mitch mcconnell now? >> these bills aren't white house bills. they are house and senate bills. lou: just like obamacare is obamacare. whatever comes out of here is going to

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. >> hello buddy, i'm jesse watters, greg gutfeld, eric bolling. new york city, and this is "the five" ." what did he know and when he know it? that's the question many are asking about president obama after the bombshell report last night about how back in october, mr. obama said it was basically impossible to rig the presidential election. obama said this despite learning in august that russia was in the midst of a sophisticated cyber campaign aimed at influencing the election.

i am kat timpf with eric bolling and eboni k. williams. we are "the fox news specialists" ." lots of breaking news today. chaos in manila, the capital of the philippines. gunshots and explosions ring out at a major hotel and casino play we will have an update shortly. first, a short time ago president trump dropping a climate deal bombshell. >> as of today, the united states will cease all implementation of the nonbinding paris accord and the draconian financial and economic burdens the agreement imposes on our country. this includes ending the implementation of the nationally determined contribution and, delay, the green climate fund which is costing the united states a vast fortun fortune. >> kat: i'm not surprised by this. it >> eric: no one should be. donald trump candidate ran on it, the anti-globalist agenda. this by definition is a globalist idea, the paris climate record. 195 countries. we will get in the specifics and a couple minutes but nobody should be surprised and don't be surprised also the coincidence of a brand-new stock market high on the day we pull out. pu

>> kat: i am kat timpf with eric bolling and eboni k. williams. we are "the fox news specialists" ." ps comey's testimony to the senate intel committee tomorrow. committee releasing his opening remarks. there's lots to digest, so joining us with more from washington is fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge. >> this is an amazing seven pages of prepared testimony from the fired fbi director james comey. when you read it, it's one revelation after another, debunking a lot of the media reporting that alleged president trump had tried to spike the russia probe. the first meeting that's documented in the testimony is in early january and it was a briefing at trump tower between mr. trump and fbi director comey. comey was there to discuss the so-called anti-trump dossier, the anti-trump intelligence folder that made salacious allegations against the incoming president. at that time, james comey already discussed with senior fbi leadership whether he should be prepared to tell mr. trump that he was not under federal investigation.

. >> hello buddy, i'm jesse watters, greg gutfeld, eric bolling. it is 9:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." what did he know and when he know it? that's the question many are asking about president obama after the bombshell report last night about how back in october, mr. obama said it was basically impossible to rig the presidential election. obama said this despite learning in august that russia was in the midst of a sophisticated cyber campaign aimed at influencing the election. according to fox news, president obama did not mention the meddling once between the time that an president-elect trump -- the question is if he owes the country and expiration for his silence. in case anybody missed it last night, here is what president obama said about reading and election. >> there is no serious person out there who would suggest somehow that you could even rig america's elections. in part because they are so decentralized, and the number of votes involved. there is no evidence that that has happened in the past, or that there are instance

williams along with eric bolling and kat timpf. we are "the fox news specialists" ."ockbuster day for capitol hill, attorney general jeff sessions will publicly testify in front of the senate intel committee tomorrow afternoon. this is the latest twist in the russian investigation. it comes as one of president trump's biggest supporters raises questions about the integrity of the probe following jim comey's testimony last week. >> i think this is going to be a witch hunt. i think comey himself by his own testimony tainted this process. the director of the f

. >> eric: i am eric bolling with eboni k. williams and kat timpf. we are the fox news specialists.th of otto warmbier is intensifying the 22-year-old american students death days after his release from north korea with severe brain damage. now being called murder by top u.s. lawmakers. this afternoon, the white house responded to questions about whether the u.s. would retaliate against the rogue state. >> we have been forceful in our political and economic pressure that's been applied in north korea. we will continue to apply that. >> eric:

williams with eric bolling, kat timpf. we are "the fox news specialists" ." super busy news day. the role of the white house press secretary will be changing soon, according to john roberts. mr. spicer would be getting a promotion overseeing all white house medications. eric, we we had governor huckae on our program last week and you asked about the likelihood of sarah huckabee. >> eric: she has been doing a great job. they moved sean a little bit away from the day-to-day press news. is this such a -- it's such a hot seat. is this something you want? >> kat: i would not want that job. it's a very, very hard job. not just because of president trump but the media, it's a hostile relationship. >> eboni: onto global news, fox news reports that otto warmbier has died. the family issued a statement. here is a portion. "surrounded by his loving family, otto died today at 2:20 p.m. it would be easy at a moment like this to focus on all that we lost -- future time that won't be spent with a warm, engaging, brilliant young man whose curiosity and enthusiasm for life knew no bounds. but we

. >> eric: i am eric bolling with kat timpf and eboni k. williams. we are "the fox news specialists" ." terror on the european continent as france falls victim with a jihadist yelling "this is for syria," a tax police at the notre dame cathedral. terror in australia. a somali born man killed one person and took another hostage. three police officers injured. the gunman had pledged allegiance to isis before he was shot dead by police in the third jihadist in the lodging terror attack is identified as youssef zaghba. terror every few days, no coincidence it's just a few days into ramadan. can't imagine what the next 18 days might ring. every day seems like we are talking about another attack. >> eboni: it's insane. what happened with paris this morning, certainly also questions. what is sad is that none of it seems surprising anymore. it's almost expected at this point, not to confuse that with comfortable or condoning it but it's almost expected that this is a way of life. >> eric: kat, every day, everyday we are opening the show and talking about eit

williams with eric bolling and kat timpf and we are "the fox news specialists" ."saturday's attack that killed seven and injured dozens. u.k. authorities are identifying two of the three terrorists in the attack that isis is claiming responsibility for. mike tobin joins us from london. >> the first of those terrorists identified is rachid redouane. they assume he is 30. investigators

>> eric: i am eric bolling with eboni k. williams and kat timpf. we are the fox news specialists. outrage over the death of otto warmbier is intensifying the 22-year-old american students death days after his release from north korea with severe brain damage. now being called murder by top u.s. lawmakers. this afternoon, the white house responded to questions about whether the u.s. would retaliate against the rogue state. >> we have been forceful in our political and economic pressure that's been applied in north korea. we will continue to apply that. >> eric: president trump tweeted short time ago saying: "while i greatly appreciate the efforts of president xi & china to help with north korea, it has not worked out. at least i know china tried!" spicer's response. >> kat: not forceful enough. it is murder. it is clearly murder and should be more forceful. but what are you going to do? >> eboni: way to measured. you have to call anything a thing whether it's islamic terror or the murder of this innocent young man. >> eric: let's meet today's specialists. he is the new york state r

williams with kat timpf and eric bolling and we are the fox news specialists. we are awaiting two big house votes to help combat illegal immigration which is at the center of president trump's immigration agenda. kate's law and new funding for -- no funding for sanctuary cities. they give powerful remarks about the importance of the bills. because we are against illegal aliens and illegal alien criminals were amongst us. we are americans fighting for you. we are americans fighting that none of this happens to any other american and it shouldn't. and i think everyone of us needs to really do a check on your conscience if your fellow american doesn't mean as much to you as an illegal criminal does. because the legislation is not about a political party. it's about the safety of an -- safety of america. we have to forget about partisan politics and vote what's best for every american citizen into law. >> eboni: we talked yesterday about the personalizing of the legislation, and doesn't get any more personal than that. >> eric: four big immigration bills being vote

i am kat timpf with eric bolling and eboni k. williams. we are "the fox news specialists" ." breaking news today. chaos in manila, the capital of the philippines. gunshots and explosions ring out at a major hotel and casino play we will have an update shortly. first, a short time ago president trump dropping a climate deal bombshell. >> as of today, the united states will cease all implementation of the nonbinding paris