this is a bill that will have the beginnings of general amnesty, to be honest. you have first wave is daca. second wave is second daca. and third parents, and by then it will be basically anyone who is here. it will be a general amnesty, that is right out of the democrat playbook, that does not make sense, this is not good for country or good for those running at republicans in this midterm election. lou: how is it that paul ryan, lame duck speaker, still in was on the that he resigned, who is going to lead you all, i think that we have talked about it before with agreement, it will be a disaster for the conference across the country. >> yeah. lou: i estimate 50 seats lost in house, if they precede again the will of the base, the voter who put this president in office. and i don't hear this president saying to paul ryan, don't think about it. put it aside. >> well, i heard last week was that president saying, you are wavering time. -- you are wasting time, nothing is getting through senate, i agree. i don't understand why in the house wir we are put on spot toe

ali's conviction 8-0 years ago and there was a proclamation by jimmy carter that basically gave general amnesty to draft dodgers. so muhammad ali, now deceased, wouldn't necessarily need that pardon. stephanie. >> you are so professional in the way you just relayed that. i mean, give me a break on your muhammad ali. at the very least, do your homework, mr. president. we do have to point out the president was critical that when we played that clip of him talking about being prepared for the north korea summit, we didn't add what he said at the end, and he was critical, he said, i've been preparing all my life. i'd love to know, mr. president, when was that, when you appeared in playboy soft core porn movie? or when it was when you were leaking information, talking to tabloids about what a great lover you were? my panel, eddie gloud, princeton university professor. where i regularally call and leak information about how special i am. and john allen, national political reporter for nbc news in canada for the g-7, not the g-8, summit. president trump says fixing this deal, talking nafta, will be, q

and the second thing is they want basically general amnesty for everyone who's already here illegallyso it's a twofold plan; erase the border and grant amnesty if you've been here illegally. that's their plan. stuart: congressman biggs, thanks for joining us, sir, on a tough subject. it's hard to get to grips with. we appreciate it. >> thank thanks, stuart. stuart: the supreme court just ruled for american express in an antitrust case against the state of ohio. that will be the last decision it hands down today. we will not hear from the court on trump's travel ban or the union dues case today. stay tuned for tomorrow, okay? that's just coming at us right now. >>> how's this for a number? $1 trillion. that's how much trump's space force could add as a new sector in the economy. next we have a few of the companies that could cash in on it. we'll be back. ♪ ♪ welcome to holiday inn! thank you! ♪ ♪ wait, i have something for you! every stay is a special stay at holiday inn. save up to 15% when you book early at hollidayinn.com save up to 15% when you book early retail. under pressure lik

generation. >> offer amnesty that's a bigger draw for youngsters. >> think about it not for the students that payff student loans but students that worked their way through college those are students that vote in higher numbers in students that have these high records student loans that are looking for forgiveness. so the free message of bernie sanders that we're going to frif loans that works for a portion of students but it also turns off students that worked their or way through college saying wait second i did it right they did it wrong and they're getting amnesty so a way and i think this president is able to do it. >> we like to see you warming up i know what you're up to charlie but come back as soon as you can please. thank you. justice kennedy announced his rearm and left goes shall i say -- up -- my take on that, coming up next. hi, i'm joan lunden with a place for mom, the nation's largest senior-living referral service. for the past five years, i've spoken with hundreds of families and visited senior-care communities around the country. and i've got to tell you, today's senior-living

and go out there and as ryan wants call for wide open border and unconditional amnesty and see how many survive a general election. >> i don't understand why you try to placate the democrats. that's why the compromise bill does. it gives the democrats they want except they are not voting it. they are not voting because they want the issues. >> lou: they need republicans to get it done. end the nonsense about amnesty. >> lou, put you on the spot. there is no requirement that you be a member of congress. are you up for being nominated, lou? >> lou: i have too much respect for the judgment of the house for them to allow them to consider me. >> i could vote for you. >> lou: which raises the question, why isn't your name out there in the house. >> because when i went out there on a limb to take boehner out i exposed a lot of people and many haven't forgiven me. i was a sacrificial lamb and i felt it was worth to to get rid of boehner and we still have a problem. >> lou: i am flattered by your suggestion that implies i was forgiven for my harsh words. >> i like the way you think. >> lou: i like the way you thi

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amnesty moving to the forefront on capitol hill. what will be result? our top story fbi inspector general michael horowitz evolving in his thinking after two days of congressional willing, he now seems to be consider that maybe fbi anti-trump political bias detailed in his own respect played a significant role in fbi decision to neither formally charge hillary clinton and in creation of superb counsel to investigate donald trump and russian collusion. in former there is evidence. in ladder, none what so ever. fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with our report. >> they projudge outcome of hillary clinton investigation before the investigation ended, these same fbi agents and parents prejudged outcome of the russia investigation before it began. reporter: lawmaker press inspector general horowitz. what they describe as political bias at the fbi, pointing to a newell discovery text between strzok and page saying they would stop trump with being elected. >> who is the we is in w we'll stop it. >> we found three additional fbi agents. >> do they still work for mueller

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lou: the gop slipping in the generic polls largely because of the push from paul ryan over amnesty foregal immigrants. a poll from real clear politics showing democrats up now 46% at the end of june 6th while the gop score dropped 1.4 points sitting at 38.4%. a significant, significant differential. former president obama shadow government still operating. he's inserting himself into the elections. new reports claim he's holding strategy sessions with democratic presidential candidates including senator elizabeth warren, former vice president joe biden, even eric holder. joining us tonight to discuss mr. trump's efforts to reduce the obama's foreign policy, james inoff. great to have you with us. and on this historic occasion, your thought ths about president trump already achieving the, if not impossible, the improbably, and that is a sitdown face to face with kim jong-un. >> it's nice to be back with you. i didn't have any doubt that he's going to pull this off. you know, by coincidence, lou, i was in south korea when this little exchange took place and kim jong-un talked about i hav

republicans feel that giving amnesty essentially provides cheap labor where for other republicans it hurts americans. >> dave, final word to you on this. >> i'm just generallyn't think there is the majority of republicans that agree with the president. you take a country and such a staunch ally like canada who in 2016 the u.s. had a $12 billion trade surplus with, and you scratch your head wondering why we're creating a trade war with one of our closest allies, a country that has soldiers joining forces with ours on the ground in afghanistan and in the middle east, risking their lives to protect democracy around the world. so i get the president's harsh tone with china, a currency manipulator, and i agree with you, john. we can't campaign on that issue. i didn't see it in 2016. >>> still to come on this sunday, an unofficial cease-fire fired from the gaza border. up next. with only a kite, a house key and a wet hemp string, benjamin franklin captured lightening in a bottle. over 260 years later, with a little resourcefulness, ingenuity, and grit, we're not only capturing energy from the sun and wind, we're storing it. as the nation's leader in energy storag

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amnesty. they want to take advantage of , thend the aging report inspector general's report is a good report and places blame on just about everybody. why can't we work together down there to get more done? our last call is from helen in washington, democrat line. what do you think of this report and the 2016 investigation into hillary clinton? >> i worked for the federal government for years, and ids don't lie. i would like to say one more thing. , i read all 41 pages in the washington post yesterday. ridiculous how that man maneuvers, lies, and tells people certain things. all he is doing is juggling money around, but he is taking it out west. i do not understand that. how come he is not doing that in other places? pennsylvania and whatnot? america better watch out. there's too much juggling of money from this president. he does some good things, but he is crooked. he is very, very crooked and lies too much. host: one final note, christopher wray has written an op-ed. it is in usa today. we take the clinton email report seriously. the hillinal note from newspaper, lawmakers shedding their busi

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amnesty. florida's agriculture commissioner adam putnam is running to be governor of the great state of florida, great to have you with us. >> greetings from your stomping grounds in tampa bay. shannon: seventh generation interested in what is going on down there and it says what is going on in the broader sense of debates about immigration and other things and you come from in a cultural area in central florida, one of the toughest things for a lot of people making sure there are workers for those businesses but also making sure they are here legally. from your former colleagues, congressman dennis ross, republican from florida as well. >> i have been told that is something we will do in the future. i have been there long enough to know the future sometimes never comes. i'm holding out on signing a discharge until i get a public guarantee of the guestworker program that helps construction communities and service communities. we need that labor. >> how do you balance those interests? >> congressman ross is right to make sure there's a total solution. donald trump has led the way with his bill's plan, secure our borders, reform the chain migration particularly on extended family in the visa lottery prog

got so much at stake, and how this multiplies itself throughout the generations, 1986 ronald reagan made one mistake, he signed the amnesty act of 1986. we've been paying for that ever since because it created the expectation that there would be other amnesties. there have been at least six other minor amnesties since then. this is a big one. this is at least as big as rog ronald reagan and it sets -- ronald reagan and it sets the stage for another 10 million to 20 million people rewarded for breaking american law. what do we tell our children and what will our descendents think if we can't think any more clearly than we appear to be doing right now? mr. speaker, i would conclude and i would yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2017, the chair now recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. gohmert, for 30 minutes. mr. gohmert: thank you, mr. speaker. just to follow up on what my good friend, mr. king from iowa, was saying. there's an article here from lunz pikoski says alabama is arguing that by inclu

their security review across the enclosures and general areas designed to curb overzealous behaviour. sniffer dogs will also be in place and drugs amnestyent in ilford last week when a man in his 20s had what's believed to be ammonia thrown at him. the public is advised not to approach the men. two london photographers who are credited with capturing much of what's described as the "golden age of hip—hop" on camera are having their photos displayed in west london. it covers the years between 1983 and 1992 with pictures of early artists who were catapulted to stardom while influencing other forms of music. the exhibition is at the getty images gallery. probably my favourite photograph is the one of public enemy, i think. just, they were someone i didn't really know about until i photographed them. it was their first time in london. they were sort of young and fresh. but they had a real presence about them. let's have a look at the travel situation now. good service on the tube board. 0n the roads, the piccadilly underpass is closed westbound at hyde park corner due to emergency gas mains work. expect many delays as the morning progresses