gabby start with you. new details you're focused on. >> sources have been telling myself and colleagues that this has been a great week for a lot of democratic 2020 potential candidates. president trump obviously f fumbled the russia press conference and statements clarified and come down harsher. and this is an opportunity for a lot of names who have been floated out there as potential presidential candidates on the democratic side in 2020 to get in and say this is not -- >> could this be a defining issue? >> i think it will. we're already seeing people like senator warren and harris and joe biden tweet about this. they've been saying that the president really did not do well. >> eugene? >> talking to staffers on some senate campaigns in red states that have been predicted in the past to go blue that are actually think this will in fact be the year in part due to trump's relatively low popularity. other issues happening in the republican party as a whole and interest among the democratic base, even in som

it makes you a little edgy. >> yeah, well, gabby hannah is there, and she kind of stumbled upon thisve the stuff to make her coffee. she doesn't do black coffee, so she skipped it. and by the end of the day, she ended up having migraines and was all out of sorts. >> yeah, the headaches, the fogginess, the don't touch me because i will choke you! >> gabby agrees because after to owhimsh decided tos >> it took me about an hour longer to get out of bed than it normally would. >> yeah, things are not off to a great start. >> about halfway through my run right now, and i feel like i've run two times as far as i normally do. >> towards the end of the day, she was tired and unfocused during dinner. let's move over to day two. >> i could sleep for another eight hours right now. >> did she talk about how add t addicted she was? was she on multiple cups of coffee and sodas and things like that? >> sounds like one cup in the morning, but occasionally, she'd have another cup here and there. so, she just went cold turkey. >> it's day three. i just woke up, and i feel great. >> it's a lot differen

do you think, gabby, this was going to happen come hell or high water? >> reporter: yeah. i think president trump was always intent on meeting with vladimir putin. the biggest question now, how the meeting goes and whether he holds putin accountable for russian election meddling. they met on the sidelines of an international summit, trump said, "putin did not meddle and you can only ask oh many times." the big question, whether he'll ask again in the meeting on monday and if he gets a different answer, even the same answer, how president trump will handle that and whether he comes down with a stern, some penalty of some kind or some statement duing that joint press conference after their bilateral summit making it clear he is not going to tolerate this nefarious behavior in future eelections. >> do you have a hint on being worried? could be roger stone, or cohen? >> hasn't expressed a deep concern. we've seen him double down on social media within the past 12 hours despite this groundbreaking report. the reality, we are getting names closer to the president and the investi

stock market value it hasn't really hit wall street but this could just be a taste of what's to come gabby and we're talking about a total of fifty billion dollars in tariffs trump now flagging five hundred billion dollars in tariffs on chinese imports that's basically everything the china shipped to the u.s. last year yeah he's threatening to impose further tariffs does either side then have an upper hand in this dispute well the u.s. does have the upper hand in that it is still the world's biggest economy but the question is how much longer when we take a look back through history a lot of millennial is wouldn't realize that although the u.s. is the world's leading economies it's only been in that position for one hundred fifty years back two hundred years the chinese have been in control for centuries so who is going to lead the economy in the next say decade or half a decade who's going to be setting the standards who's going to be in charge of the world order now the impact of this dispute will eventually start to trickle down who are the biggest losers and this is all fat and on you

brad blakeman speaker in washington examiner white house reporter, gabby. hanging fruit for the mainstream media and it's easy, more benefits for the rich and nancy pelosi came right out swinging on this and they never have to think about who benefits for this or everyone who makes investments probably will be thrilled that they would be indexed to inflation. >> absolutely. that's something the white house is rbc going to be tardy if they decide to go forward with this. there are still questions that the legality of pushing something like this through treasury that need to be decided on but democrats are going to seize on this just like they did with the trump tax cuts us all. they will say this is exclusively a benefit for wealthy americans and i think it's one of the reasons why were hearing about this proposal right now. there isn't watchfire behind it. it seems as though the imagination, while they are considering it, are pausing and trying to pause and see if it's a good move to make before the midterm election. charles: brett, and surprises came up to

let's go to gabby from "the washington examiner." what do you think?this has a lot of staying power, this is a controversy that will continue despite the president's do-over today. because if you looked at the remarks that he made at the white house during this meeting with congressional republicans, he did say that he didn't see any reason why russia would have meddled in the election and said that he has full faith in the intelligence community. at the same time, he said the intel community concluded it was russia but it could have been others. there's a lot of bad actors out there that like to meddle in u.s. affairs. so that lends itself to the question that, you know, whether or not president trump does in fact believe the intelligence community, which is something that has been raised in the last 24 hours and something that will continue be played out for the rest of the week. >> neil: dan coats, his intelligence director talked about this, said the russians were trying to screw up the election. most people have confirmed that the russians were in

"the washington examiner"'s gab gabby is here with more.s, burly guys, in tears to find jobs again, have a go at it again. it humanized this job boon going on in ways you rarely see. what did you make of it all? >> it was obvious when the president spoke from the white house, he was moved by that yesterday, that event in granite city, illinois. it's not just the big burly steel workers. it's the women factory workers that said, you know, it was heart breaking for them having provided for their family and their children for years to see this plant close down and then to see it reopen under the trump economy was just a remarkable moment for them. they felt so inspired and so grateful. i think that it's events like these, these rare moments when we can tell the president is moved that he's emotionally impacted by hearing the stories about how his policies have affected the average american and workers across the country that benefits him, the republicans ahead of the mid-terms and benefitting a great number of americans across the country. >>

it's -- >> shannon: gabby. i think republicans obviously are not going to be going along with it.uch to stop it either because i think a lot of them right now feel as though this is actually beneficial to them. abolishing i.c.e. which is the agency primarily in charge of letting people come in and out of this country, is so far outside of where the average american stands on immigration n opportunity for democrats to sort of self-employed. they are going to be forcing the less progressive members of their conference to get behind legislation that would or potentially could backfire come november during the midterms. there is a polo this morning that showed 43% of democrats support abolishing i.c.e. versus 54% of all voters who oppose it including 54% of independente voters democrats need. >> shannon: from a white house release, they say abolishing i.c.e. remain open borders. drug offenders, gang members, child molesters and other sex offenders. calls to abolish i.c.e. are an insult to our heroic law enforcement officers. >> i don't think democrats are right on this. i am a democra

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charles: gabby, thank you. >> thank you, charles.esident trump issuing a bold warning to iran. critics are up in arms not so much about what he said but how he said it. after this. much more on the white house america first push. we will discuss it tonight on making mommy at 6:00 p.m. eastern on foxbusiness. retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. streaming must see tv has never been easier. paying for things is a breeze. and getting into new places is even simpler. with xfinity mobile, saving money is effortless too. it's the only network that combines america's largest, most reliable 4g lte with the most wi-fi hotspots. and it can be included wit

he's defending one bill then women's champion gabby mcarthur has been knocked out in the second round by a belgian allison than you can well muggers that is the latest of the women's top season to fall and this poll the end of the reports the men and much better. gabby mcgrath as lost in three sets to the little known belgian means five of the top six women seeds of all really been eliminated at wimbledon it's the earliest except for defending champion since defeat graf lost in the first round and nine hundred ninety four. french open champion and world number one simona halep as the last of the surviving top seeds she came back from five three down in the first sit against china's. to win the next in games in a row to advance to the third round. of the overnight rain delay worked wonders for men's world number eighty two power he's through to the third round of a grand slam for the first time ever after coming from two sits down to upset last year's runaround marron chill much when i walk up to the. better one chord that was getting better and better. and that tennis is like that som

>> reporter: gabby mclemore is the communications director for the indiana senate democrats.an op-ed published friday in the "indy star," mclemore said hill cornered her and started rubbing her back during a march party. >> i kind of shut down. i couldn't move or say anything. >> reporter: mclemore became the second accuser to publicly come forward. democratic state lawmaker mara candlaria reardon also shared her story writing hill violated her at the same party when he placed his hand on my back and slid his hand down to my buttocks and grabbed it. republican governor eric holcomb and lawmakers from both sides of the aisle are calling for his resignation. >> if he is able to casually treat state legislators and state staffers with such appalling, disgusting behavior, in front of so many people, god only knows what he's capable of behind closed doors. >> mclemore says she was empowered to come forward because to have the #metoo movement. >> i know that so many women have similar stories to varying degrees, and we all just sit silently and now is the time where i'm not going t

howie: too many journalists on all sides whether it's after gabby giffords, saying the shooter was influenced by the climate. poll report actions of the shooter are his actions. but you can have climates created but incivility and rhetoric. i think it's okay to have people encourage others to have good ways of speak being their disagreement with others. when you look back to last june, it's true the man who shot up the republican baseball field was motivated by his political views. that story moved out of the news extremely quickly. you want to see more uniformity in the way the media approaches these things. howie: mark, i hate to see all the political stuff overshah dove these five victims. -- overshadow these five victims. mark: this is a moment when we can focus on the valuable contributions journalists are making. particularly on a local level. this is a good moment to be talking about that. instead we are distracted by larger political issues that aren't relevant. howie: do you ever try your debates at home? are you sparring partners? here is a tweet. you said to your husband. i'm so gl

england team, starting with jesse connections to the england team, starting withjesse lingard's cousin, gabby opportunity and is getting better and better. he has been one of england's key players, i am much saying that because he is my family, he has been doing really well and deserves everything he gets. he was adamant he did not need careers interview because he would bea careers interview because he would be a professional footballer, as a school we had to say that everybody goes to this process, you might not get to where you want to as a foot ball get to where you want to as a football player. he was like, no, i don't need an interview. he was ultracompetitive, table tennis, football, badminton, anything. he often represented the school in different areas, athletics and cross—country. it isa cross—country. it is a dream come true for both of the lads, the way their careers have progressed, coming through the system, from being really young boys, coming all the way through, representing sheffield united and then moving on and making careers for themselves, but to be lining up ina for the

in the last hour, gareth southgate has been speaking to gabby logan of the bbc.ul for the energy and the support we are feeling from home. we are proud to be in this situation and it is a privilege. we have got to focus on the job in and it is a privilege. we have got to focus on thejob in hand. we have a very tough opponent. we know the problems they pose and we know the areas in which we can hurt them. as areas in which we can hurt them. as a player, you have been in a quarterfinal in the euros. how does that compare to being the manager of england today? i am enjoying this more. we're having a fantastic experience, and we know how we have still got a lot of improvement to make. we've talked about defending better, creating more chances, and we have still got to do that today. we have got to focus on how we play and making sure we bring everything to the table, but the players are well prepared, well recovered from the other night. they know the opportunity they have. we are looking forward to the challenge. opportunity they have. we are looking forward to the

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we're bang on set francesca chambers, and gabby, white house correspondent for "the washington examinert to start with you. you have new reporting in term the of the president's thinking about this. he praised his epa add minute stater a matter of days ago. >> yesterday i spoke from a source who had come from the white house and chatted with a bunch of aides. he's tru he's frustrated with the meetings that have taken place to discuss his behavior and some of the ethical questions that are now being raised, and there hasn't been any adjustmental made or any problem solved. pruitt continues to behavior this way. we continue to see the sfloodfl stories. >> they've said before we find him troublesome. we're concerned. isn't this just pr to say they're soured by it but at the end of the day they love what he's doing in terms of erasing regulations? >> i think the difference is now as we just saw you are have epa aids speaking out. you're now hearing people on the record complaining about the way that pruitt behaved about his leadership style and expenditures, lavish things he had aids do pol

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. >> it features last season's top seven finalists including gabby and cade. >> what is it like to bethe time. >> when we were in the top five, i was the fifth wheel all the time. at least we got some other girls. >> the new season of "idol" won't start till 2019. >> now to a different competition show, total knockout. excited about this one, too. kevin hart is doling out abuse on the set. nischelle turner and i experienced firsthand taking our lumps on this wild course. tk go. >> this is where it gets good. you've got a helmet. >> she's fine. >> you're doing amazing. >> no, you're doing great. you're blocking the balls with your body. that's good. stay there. >> so what we discovered is competing on his new game show is a lot harder than it looks. >> can i ask you a question? >> yes, sir. >> i only went from there to here. >> yeah. >> why can't i breathe right now. >> people are throwing objects at you left and right. as fit as you are, you couldn't grasp the fact that these balls wouldn't stop flying at your face. >> i may be fit but i'm not dumb. >> let's call it a little -- >> oh,

. >> and the gabby gifford shooting. >> that wasn't political. that was just crazy. >> and i said the congressional baseball game because i meant it. that was, as we know, political and so short time ago. >> you'd think that a big tragic event would make americans against trump calm down the rhetoric. at least for more than two or three weeks. after that congressional baseball shooting, things calmed down about a month. seemed to be normal. now everything is ratcheted back up. that's what drives the president's approval rating to be higher than any republican than bush after 9-11. >> we get caught up in the rhetoric. we do it every day. for regular people, they don't have the time. they're paying mortgages and getting kids to school. they've seen lower taxes and the economy expand and promises kept and movement in north korea and there are what i call trumped deniers. i'm going to trademark that. these are people that look at the results and they deny the existence of any positive outcome related to president trump because they hit him so much be

gabby, alex, good to see you both.y i have to make this a little shorter than intended. for all of you happening right now, demonstrators in chicago have shut down part of a major expressway, they're demanding a solution to the city's decades-old problems of gun violence, it's being called a peace rally. a march being led by one of chicago's prominent activist. fare michael flagler. joining me by phone, a reporter from our nbc affiliate, wmaq, who is right in the middle of the crowds. can you give us a sense of how many people are there? i can tell you we're getting an aerial view. estimates to be in the thousands it looks like. and talk about the message of this rally. >> right, organizers were estimating about 3,000 people it looks a little bit smaller than that. and it was bigger earlier in the day that is started about an hour ago. the marchers gathered here just south of the city. wanting to shut down completely, the inbound lanes of the dan ryan expressway, which is a major, major highway here just south of the c

after the gabby giffords incident, after steve scalise was shot and almost killed, other members that were targeted because they were republicans, then you have house members on the democratic side of the aisle basically, like maxine waters, inciting people to violence. this is the face of what the democrats are putting up. it is the resistance movement. it's antifa. it's targeted and aggressive and scorched earth. i have to tell you i was on the receiving end of lots of it. my family was subjected to things they should never be subjected to. diane black in the last few days had somebody who was arrested for being aggressive against her. it's a very real threat. people are going to get hurt. >> laura: garland, this is one of the types of calls and i know democrats get hate stuff too. i'm not saying it's just republicans. since trump, it has gotten worse. this is what jason was subjected to. let's listen. >> i suggest you... [indistinct] [bleep] [bleep] and hang you from a lamp post you worthless piece of [ bleep ]! >> laura: your reaction to the climate we are living in. >> i think it

four metres it's going to be very hard for anyone to stop in the defending world and women's champion gabby mogul with her has been knocked out in the second round. is the latest of the women's top seed to fall. reports the men and a much better. job in mcgrew thers lawson three sets to the little known belgian means five of the top six women seeds of all really been eliminated. it's the earliest except for defending champion since they've lost in the first round in nine hundred ninety four. french open champion and world number one simona halep is the last of the surviving top seeds she came back from five three down in the first set against china's sysop aging to win the next games in a row to advance to the third round. the overnight rain delay worked wonders for men's world number eighty two power through to the third round of a grand slam for the first time ever after coming from two sits down to upset last year's runner up marin chill much i will go up to the if a better one quarter was feeling better and better. that tennis is like that sometimes you will govern you feel good and tha

you never know when it is going to be serious, as it was with gabby giffords and also with steve scaliseor our families. >> martha: looking at this this afternoon, in 2016 there were 902 threatening incidents against members of congress. in 2017, there were 2,000. you say that part of it was because of your strong support for the president, is that why we are seeing an escalation, because politics are so dramatically divisive now? >> i think sometimes the rhetoric just gets people so stirred up and there are people who are very radical in what they say. not just that they disagree with what you say, and we all can be disagreed with what we say, but when there are these radical statements made an insinuations that would be physical, i think it does and it's unfortunate because that is not what our dialogue should be about. we can disagree with one another but when you have things that are said that are so difficult that are going to cost people to get so angry, then these kinds of things do happen unfortunately. >> martha: jason chaffetz wrote the segment coming up and he said he had simi

maria: joining us now is white house reporter gabby marcello. good to see it this morning.anks for joining us. what is your take on the nato summit given all the issues and the u.s. sort of standing far away from some of these issues? >> this is going to be one of the most important nato summits we've seen in a long time. european officials are on pins and needles waiting to see how president trump behaved during the summit and one of the most important meetings to look to as the meeting that will take place on the sidelines between president trump in german chancellor angela merkel. there's obviously been a great deal of tension between the two leaders leading up to the summit over the german contribution with security in annual spending in president trump has floated the idea of relocating release withdrawing some of the true presence in germany. these are issues likely to come up next week and obviously president trump meets with other european allies as well. interesting to see what the rhetoric is like. maria: lee carter, do you think the public agrees with the notion

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ros-lehtinen: i am so blessed to have so many nicaraguan americans and one is behind me, gabby, who is very proud of her nicaraguan heritage and she keeps me abreast of what's happening in nicaragua every day and my constituents tell me they're heart broken about the situation. they're heart broken because people don't seem to be paying attention, but they know that the united states congress is standing with them. and today with this vote we will stand ever so strongly with them. ortega is receiving help from venezuela's maduro, from castro diaz canal in cuba. they know how to kill dissidents. let's not stand with the oppressors. let's stand with the people of nicaragua. thank you, mr. chairman. and i thank the speaker for the time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. sires: mr. speaker, i rise in support of this measure, and i yield myself such time as i may consume. for the purpose of closing. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. sires: in response to ortega