stein, did you and gary johnson elect donald trump? >> absolutely not.t my vote belong to hillary then you have to assume that gary johnson's vote belong to trump. if you put those two together, it delivers more support to trump than gary johnson delivers more to trump than my vote allegedly hurt clinton. the point i am making here is that voters deserve to actually vote for who they want and who they support. we know from another study and most people who voted for trump were not actually for him. they were vetoing againoting agy clinton is their main motivator. the point is not we blame independent voters or blaming people who stay home. the blame belongs to two-party system out of step with the majority voters. 60% of voters are clambering for a new independent party that'll not throw they will under the bus that'll provide healthcare and education and that'll deliver a climate that we can live in for the future. the win-win here is not rocket science. there is a small simple voting reform that changes the way our votes are accounted. it was call rank

how does gary johnson see the presidency of donald trump?well, so, as the swing vote the fact that taxes got reduced, terrific. the fact that rules and regulations have been knocked down significantly and i think they will continue to be knocked down, look, that's a good thing. if regulations only add time and money to our lives and don't do anything else, isn't that a good thing? but where is the spending reduction to go along with this? his words regarding immigration and the border and building a wall, i completely disagree with. we are a country of immigrants. and bottom line, i don't think he tells the truth. there is a lack of integrity with donald trump and that's what i built my career on is telling the truth and having integrity and let it lay. look, we're all human beings. i'm a human being. i think i was born with an overdose of common sense. that doesn't appear to be the case with donald trump. good, bad. >> you know the prospect exists the democrats take the house, have an impeachment vote, throwing it to the senate where you ho

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candidates in political action it was gary johnson that brought me in and. coming in there wasn't any infrastructure of nobody in the area that i live in in mccomb county there was supporting his campaign we had to and one of the biggest counties in michigan i had to help build up an affiliate and the entire time i got told gary johnson wasn't a libertarian he didn't belong in the party i don't belong in the party and i've been fighting that mentality that exclusionary practice that i think is the limits of the libertarian party but i think it's very detrimental to trying to build a successful political movement. right but from my understanding libertarianism is sort of the greatest advocates of privatization often people would argue for privatization of you know milton friedman style privatization of education privatization of just about everything and limiting the government to a very small government so doesn't that go against socialism and even some of your ideas which i understand you're for example against the idea of private property. yes and you know

the liver libertarian candidatr mexico, gary johnson.ent, and his republican challenger or interviews, we have not heard back for either. we welcomed both of them on the show. good to have you. >> thank you, neil, this was an unexpected opportunity. completely unplanned. if it were laid on your plate that you might be able to get elected to the u.s. senate and be the swing vote in the senate, i daresay that you would seriously have to consider doing that. and, i am doing it. i think there needs to be a voice in washington when it comes to spending, when it comes to deficits. i really think that the deficits are the biggest issue facing the country right now. the eventuality of continuing to print about $0.25 out of every dollar that we spent, at some point it is going to be horrible inflation. that will be the worst. >> neil: let's say you made it it. you would be a libertarian. we have never had a libertarian senator before. would you vote with republicans or vote with democrats? >> well, i would like to think that i would take the best

saw this in the polling in 2016 for gary johnson and libertarian candidates, including gary johnson in senate in new mexico disproportionately doing well among younger voters. younger voters more than any cohort don't want to belong to the old parties. don't feel like it speaks to them anymore. libertarian system on the rise among college campuses and younger population. cheryl: capri, final thought? >> i think libertarian is interesting. we need to get beyond this. we are built on a economy and social i have is not apart that. cheryl: where is judge napolitano when you talk about libertarianism. it is great to have you all. fascinating discussion what is happening in our country right now. >>> this is happening in our country off the mainland right now. residents of hawaii are bracing for what could be the worst hurricane to hit that state in 25 years. our own adam housley is in now now -- maui. he is live there. adam, we'll come to him after a quick commercial break. mgx minerals' disruptive technology can extract lithium - used for batteries from expired oil wells. mgx's new pilot p

pulled that strategy again blaming minor party voters and accusing libertarian party candidate gary johnson and green party candidate jill stein of electing trop and they added a whole new layer to their accusations bursa phobia party was central to this accused of undermining democracy u.s. intel communities exact words for hosting a debate between johnson and stein and showing americans that they had other choices besides the two establishment candidates a horrible crime apparently and then when an old photo of jill stein sitting next to blatter we're putting out an r.t.a. gallow went viral all hell broke loose his jill stein crushing the u.s. wall in russia in december twenty fifth thing she gets into the russian propaganda t.v. and sat at the table with mike flynn and putin keep in mind there was absolutely no reason for her to be there except to become a russian pole they're not the only ones who've been accused of colluding or working with russia anyone who doesn't toe the bipartisan anti russian line is obviously on the kremlin payroll now senator rand paul one of the strongest liber

>> gary johnson is back. rob: the brand-new campaign the libertarian longed.iends first" continues right now.

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. >> he worked on gary johnson's campaign. in 2016.te for trump, doesn't like trump's policy so he is committed for a restricted government power, and what we have here with robert mueller is basically a super u.s. attorney. >> reporter: miller is one of a half dozen of stone's friends and former associates summoned by mueller's team. miller worked for stone on of a off as a driver, tech guru and the official website for stone's clips, quips and columns. >> you hear all of these stories about roger being in this dark, you know, mystical creature. for me, uncle stone. bought me my first three suits. >> reporter: calling him a bantam rooster saying mill sir a good father, devoted husband and lawyer friend. the efforts to squeeze him to bear false witness against me are despicable. miller's attorneys insist he's a regular working-class guy, knowing nothing about russian collusion and has nothing to hide. one attorney said he would have to plead the fifth attorney if told to testify against stone. we will see if this plays out and whether

gary johnson on running for this senate in new mexico. he's here. that's going to be good. it's going to be fun. here is "the five" ." >> jesse: i am jesse watters with judge jeanine, juan williams, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." we start with a fox news alert. stunning news out of washington. president trump revokes the security clearance of former cia director john brennan. press secretary sarah sanders reading a statement from the president explaining why. >> any benefit senior officials might glean from consultations with mr. brennan are now outweighed by the risks posed by his erratic conduct and behavior. mr. brennan's lying in recent conduct characterized by increasingly fringe commentary is wholly inconsistent with access to the nations most closely held secrets and facilities. the very aim of our adversaries, to sew division and chaos. >> jesse: brandon is a constant critic of president trump. here he is last night. >> i think donald trump has badly sullied the reputation of the office of the presidency. with hi

gary johnson on running for this senate in new mexico. he's here. that's going to be good.> jesse: i am jesse watters with judge jeanine, juan williams, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." we start with a fox news alert. stunning news out of washington. president trump revokes the security clearance of former cia director john brennan. press secretary sarah sanders reading a statement from the president explaining why. >> any benefit senior officials might glean from consultations with mr. brennan are now

he worked on gary johnson's campaign in 2016. he doesn't -- didn't vote for trump, doesn't like trump's policies. so he committed for a restricted government power. and what we have here with robert mueller is basically a super u.s. attorney, more powerful than the regular u.s. attorneys. and regular u.s. attorneys -- >> he's directly answerable to rosenstein, so how is he more powerful? >> so are these other attorneys. >> that's my point. he can file cases in any jurisdiction, in d.c., virginia, new york. your regular u.s. attorney cannot. but listen to this, chris. all these u.s. attorneys are nominated by the president, appointed by the president with the consent of the senate. so here you have robert mueller acting like a u.s. attorney at large, a super u.s. attorney, and he hasn't been -- gone through the confirmation process. so that's why our two arguments is that if he's an inferior officer, jeff sessions has to appoint him. if he's a superior officer, the senate has to confirm him. and he's not really being supervised cl

jillian: do you remember that when gary johnson was asked about syria?nts the former governor of new mexico now launching a u.s. senate bid in that state. and a democratic house candidate i can cans off her general election bid with a shot at nancy pelosi. >> i will vote against nancy pelosi for speaker, support term limits for party leaders. and i won't take a dime of corporate pac money. i'm cathy manning. jillian: that's north carolina cathy manning in first tv ad. running against congressman ted bud in a republican leaning district. jilliaainsley. ainsley: thank you, jillian. the government collected $1.4 trillion in income taxes. the government ran a 683 billion-dollar deficit in that same time period. lou raising taxes help if the government can't control its spending? we definitely have a spinding problem. here to discuss is fox news contributor liz pete. thanks for joining us. >> it's my pleasure. ainsley: we collected 1.4 trillion. >> never enough. ainsley: we are spending too much. we are spending 3.4 trillion. if we do raise taxes that some of

>> did i vote for donald trump >> i voted for an author of mine who was running for president, gary johnson, the libertarian candidate. i claim personal loyalty to my author. you know, as far as my voting habits are concerned, i will say, i voted for democrats as often as i have voted for republicans. i'm a patchwork of issues and ideas and concerns, and it depends on what's going on in the world and in the country, just like any other voter. >> so in publishing zephyr teachout did you find it things you agreed with when it came to business or monopolies or senator doug jones? >> sure. you have named three of my proudest acquisitions, zephyr who is running for i believe for state attorney general now, so he's back in the political arena, which is very exciting. she will have my support. and her book is about the increasing power of monopolies in our economy, their economic and political power. this is an issue that should concern everybody. are her solutions the same as, you know, as a libertarian, conservative or someone else from the right, another part of the right? probably not. but tha

what people saw in gary hart was emergence of something different, a new kind of democrat, very different from the daily lyndon johnsonocratic party. something new, young, vigorous, and dynamic. >> hi. >> hi. >> gary hart. nice to see you. ? nice to see you. >> while many found hart refreshing and charismatic, others sensed something untold behind the public persona. >> people will talk to him and couldn't quite fully understand what made him run and tick. >> to washington insiders, however, there was nothing mysterious to gary hart. >> everybody in politics knows that hart plays around. >> friends and staff cautioned hart about the behavior, but ignored the warnings secure in the belief he was shielded from exposure by a long held tradition. >> gary hart believed in a curious way he believed in the press. the press would never dare report on someone's private life, and he banked on that. that was his bet. it was a bet he lost. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don'

johnson, chipping on 6. he's part of a big pack tied for fifth at minus 3. the surprising winner was gary. best round ever for a major, leads by one. >>> the 49ers, football is back. they kick off the preseason in a few minutes at levi stadium, hosting dallas cowboys, starters expected to see only limited action, only one series for jimmy garoppolo, had a whole season to learn coach kyle shanahan's offense. and his comfort level should be at higher. >> every week last year i progressively got more and more comfortable learning new things every week. every week i was hearing new things for the first time i had never heard before. my comfort level keeps growing as you get more along with the offense and learn more. >> raiders will open their preseason schedule tomorrow night at home against the lions, derek carr to play a series or two at most. you don't want to get them hurt. the first time to see coach gruden on the sideline in 10 years. >> i am looking forward to it. i have things i have to work out. anticipati anticipating situations, communicating with the coaches in the press box and

three more events today will see katarina johnson—thompson to european glory. the american garyian open in montreal after a busy day. she completed victory over victoria azarenka in a match delayed overnight because of rain. but she then lost in straight sets to the defending champion elina svitolina. lots of tweets this morning about wasps, because you are saying earlier there were a lot more of them coming to september. a top tip for distracting them away from your picnic is to get a paper bag, stuff it with other paper bags, put it on a fence, it replicates a wasp's nest, and they will all go that way instead of towards your orange juice. i will be trying that camping tomorrow. so if i get stung, i will be coming back to you. we will find out. mike, thank you very much.” wasjust asking if out. mike, thank you very much.” was just asking if you have a waterproof tent, i was making sure? yes. we have some breaking news this morning. house of fraser, rather sad news for the high street. as long rumoured, it is set to go into administration today. yes, information just administra

on afternoon live with damian johnson, and a couple of premier league stars deciding to take a step back from england duty? leicester strikerjamie vardy and chelsea's garywas part of gareth southgate's squad for the world cup this summer, but only played once — in the group match against belgium. speaking to chelsea tv, cahill said: let's talk more about jamie vardy with ian stringer who commentates on leicester city for bbc radio leicester. why has he decided now is the time to ta ke why has he decided now is the time to take himself out of the international picture? he claims he wa nts to international picture? he claims he wants to focus on his club football, which is understandable. jamie vardy is getting into his 30s and whilst he doesn't look he's getting any slower, he probably wants to preserve what he has still got that. he has scored seven international goals and it is not bad scoring in the semifinal of the world cup. he was part of the team that we thought would bring it home with harry kane. but will he be as quick and prolific as he is for the foxes? 20 goals a season in the premier league for the last two campaigns, he wants to focus on h