howie: it's not just the white house, gayle trotter.umber of journalists say over the years sources say he has used material off the record. in wolff's own book in his business career he admitted he tried bankers, so he's taking some hits as the press scrutinized him. gayle: this is a surprising change to this story. because as you know he does not have a good rep case by the media base hung out at a hot spot pat new york and got the gossip from other journalists. his reporting has bern very salacious. he has a prologue saying he took conflicts points of view from other stories. he's doing a case of telephone operator, just reporting stuff and not doing a job of a journalist. howie: steve bannon hasn't disputed many of the particularly inflated quotes about him. that he spent him time in the white house leak together media. if that's the case, he was part of the leakiest white house in history. mo: there is no question this is the leakiest white house in history. a lot of the leaks need to come out. it's coming from somewhere in the whi

charles: i want to welcome ford o'connell and gayle trotter.he sanctuary cities and states, have the hubris, the chutzpah, they tell the administration to pound sand. now he's send out subpoenas. >> we are a nation of laws, not of men. and these mayors are deciding to pick and choose the laws they want to follow. these mayors are openly flouting federal law. and they are choosing to protect criminal aliens over american citizens. we have some basic law called the supremacy cause under the constitution that says federal law trumps state and local law. the trump administration is doing the right thing to enforce the law and protect and defend the constitution. ford: the mayors boycotting this meeting was nothing more than a political stunt which basically protecting sanctuary cities defies common sense. there was a 1996 law signed under president bill clinton where it says that localities cannot with hold information on illegal immigrants, particularly criminal illegal immigrants from the federal governments. the 2016 election was a referendum on

charles: deneen borelli, ford o'connell, and katie frates, and gayle trotter, an attorney and contributor for "the hill." american prosperity first and foremost. we see it in the stock market and the job numbers. but the heartland gets to hear from the president for the first time in 25 years. >> it was a great speech by trump. but he's reminding all of these voters why they decided to vote for donald trump for president. he came to tennessee and helped them out for these two new executive orders for broadband. he's reminding them through deregulation and tax reform that they should stick with him. it will make a lot of people happy. charles: we know there are specific issues with respect to the heartland and the opioid crisis and how federal government regulations have gotten in the way. he didn't beat up nafta. he's sounding more and more to voters, these farmers don't want him to get too harsh because it's a multi-billion dollar industry for him to export these products overseas. >> this is the vast majority of americans who live between the coastal elites. president trump campaigned o