david: to see someone who is not a political grandstander, bill barr is anything but a political grandstandera serious, sober kind of guy suggests that there was spying, not suggest, say there was spying, know that he is going to look into whether or not it was a political hit job. that is, whether or not people in the fbi and doj that struck bruce ohr crowd, working with fusion gps, doing a political hit job to keep the president out of the white house, or if he got into the white house to get him kick he had out of the white house. he will not do in political big way but do it quietly with an investigation. >> his testimony and demeanor really showed through. i think we saw many occasions during the back and forth with a lot of congressmen he was very reasonable adult in the room. he gave thoughtful, sobered measured answers. you're right he is a big gruff. i think that really resonates with the american people. they want to appreciate, understand, have comfort politics will be taken out of this. someone will look at this evidence, make an impartial, apolitical judgment call whether what ha

i mean more grandstanding at the border, yeah, i guess it could work. >> i'm not just grandstanding, frank, i'm talking about micro. you went down there. what is it, compassion fatigue? 2014, we all ran down there with the unaccompanied minors. the first wave of the separation of kids, the democrats all ran down there. what, does some polling show them that this isn't a winning issue for them? >> i think they're worried about this. i think they're not sure what the politics about this issue is going to be and how that's going to play out. i think that's why you hear them talking about it with much less specificsy and frequency, medicare for all, the green new deal, that sort of thing. i think that's going have to change between now and 2020 because president trump is going to talk about it and talk about it and talk about it, and just kind of not responding or responding with generalities is not going to cut it for democrats, as we get closer and closer to november 2020. >> and there is space. we'll see. if it's mcaleenan who winds up being the dhs secretary, and it looks like it wil

do you ever worry a bit that there is an element of grandstanding, may be an element that has crept inf televising, that the cameras have attracted that kind of behaviour or encouraged it? i don't think there is, that people are playing up to the cameras. these are very long days, exhausting the long days. it is beyond anybody‘s capacity to preen themselves and play to the cameras for such a long stretch of time. it isjust part cameras for such a long stretch of time. it is just part of, cameras for such a long stretch of time. it isjust part of, the cameras are part of their lives. peter knowles, thank you very much. thank you. inside and outside parliament emotions have been running high. insults are held and the rhetoric becomes ever more emotive. after the prime minister announced she would meetjeremy corbyn in an attempt to resolve the deadlock several furious conservative mps denounced the leader, called him a marxist. we have had a whole series of tory mps getting up amazed that mrs may is prepared to do a deal with a marxist, rather than with her own party. some viewers objecte

the everybody that there's an element of grandstanding, that has crept in as a result of televising,have attracted that kind of behaviour, encourage that?” don't think there is a... that people are playing up to the cameras. these are very long days, exhaustingly long days that they are working and it is beyond anybody‘s capacity to preen themselves and pray to the cameras for such a long stretch of time. it is just part of their lives. thank you very much. inside and outside parliament emotions have been running high. insults were hurled and the rhetoric becomes ever insults were hurled and the rhetoric becomes ever more insults were hurled and the rhetoric becomes ever more emotive. after the prime minister announced that she would meetjeremy corbyn in an attempt to meet the backs deadlock, several furious conservative mps denounced the labour leader and company marxist. as extent on weddings are's news at one. that theresa may is prepared to do a deal with the marxist rather than one of her own party... some are happy that that was given coverage by the bbc. there are some reactio

but really that's just grandstanding.e of these individuals who are demanding it can actually go and read it right now, correct? >> yeah, absolutely. bill barr promised that to high ranking senior level congressional officers. he made that available. really, this is just a moot point. it's grandstanding, trying to, again, just character assassinate bill barr and try to create a false narrative that he's hiding something, when he's been objective and forthcoming throughout the entire process. heather: thank you, jenna. >> thank you so much. heather: some other headlines we're following for you at this hour. frustration growing in mexico as another caravan overwells the country on the journey to the united states. mexico reportedly clamping down, offering little aid and detaining some people. thousands are having a tougher time finding food, shelter and visas. 103,000 people were apprehended or turned away in march at the u.s. southern border. taxpayers could be on the hook to pay legal bills for terrorist. experts fear aid

this is just more political grandstanding. >> reporter: if it is political grandstanding or not, it will continue the investigation into the committee and house oversight committee. bob mueller willefore the congress. bill barr said he will not stand in the way. we can expect democrats to announce a date shortly. alex. >> i don't know, if they were to release the tax returns and full unredacted report. i don't know what else there would be. thank you, michael. joining me now is shannon petty and kevin cirilli and jeff mason. hey, guys and gal. shannon, my first question was going to be how the white house has absorbed the report. the headline of your article summing it up well. that being trump's post-mueller euphoria. at what point did that turn? >> when he turned on cable news. he was in a good mood. people around him said on thursday that you teased this moment where he went out to departure at marine i. a mob of reporters. everyone expected him to answer questions. many believed it would be the press conference where he would put a spin on it. he walked past. that was recommended by

meanwhile, the grandstand match, it isjohn higgins versus neil robertson, started very brightly but hasn some respects. yes, all of a sudden, the speed seem to have slowed down. there speed seem to have slowed down. there was a frame that led to the pattern of the match changing. neil robertson was my excellence at the start was halted to some degree. from the perspective ofjohn higgins, he will be pleased as god in that way because that's the way he can go back to in this match. in other quarterfinals, dave gilbert, against kyren wilson. another headline maker is gary wilson, the world number 32 but won the five frames in a row to lead his session against ali carter. this guy is a real find, isn't he? he's not going away, he is going to ta ke he's not going away, he is going to take some stopping. it all continues live on bbc two at seven o'clock. team gb speed skater, elise christie, has opened up about her struggle with mental health in the hope that it will encourage other athletes to talk more openly about the subject. in an instagram post earlier this month, christie revealed that

was any of his grandstanding? does elon musk want to get in on the battery world in china?a's ambitions in china are fairly clear with its expansion plans at the shanghai giga factory. the china market is the world's largest electric vehicle market, so clearly tesla, to meet its ambitions, needs to play a more active role in that country. alix: great perspective, logan. thank you. now we turn to commodity in chief, focusing on one executive in the commodity world. today, michael smith of freeport lng. first, a closer look at his company. the u.s. will be the world's third-largest exporter of lng next year, beating malaysia and indonesia. it's an historic feat considering 15 years ago, the u.s. was short energy. it is also the market that has seen the most investment capital right now. there are only two spots that can currently export lng, the gulf coast, and east coast. the next wave of export terminals is right around the corner, with four under construction. freeport lng is a key player. the company is building its first three transit facilities 70 miles south of houston

>>t of the grandstand at pimlico has been deemed unsafe. portions of the seating won't be able to support the thousands of spectato for next month's sprooek preakness stakes. the city is fighting to keep the iconic horse race in baltimore, but the track'say owners s pimlico is too old and the preakness should be movedel to park. we'll see if anybody moves quickly to get the repairs made. >>> this week marked a big milestone for a few bear cubs in virginia. >> the bears were released back into the wildfter being cared for for the past year. here's video of the 1-year-old cubs running into the woods for the first time yesterday? >> do you think they'll be okay? >> yeah. >> i hope so. the bears were orphaned last year. this year there we 15 cubs cared for from the wildlife center. the wildlife center doesn't say where the released bears are because they want to prevent any further human interaction. they don't want any crazy people going out there trying to feed the bears. >> they'll be fine. they'll get out there and look for the bare necessi

is the us and it isn't just a signatory so the fact that trump is canceling that signature is a grandstanding actually to his his what he considers his electoral base of. the senate never ratified the treaty so it's not in effect the united states doesn't to be the world court it doesn't accept the jurisdiction of the world court it doesn't feel obliged to follow the geneva convention relating to war and genocide so tearing up the is this presidential signature which obama put on it really doesn't have any significant change in the u.s. position. now the french president's long awaited all of france to the end of last protesters appears to have fallen flat they've been out for the twenty fourth weekend protesting social inequality despite some manual micron's promise to cut taxes raise pensions arliss for the civil service the march in paris has been mostly peaceful but there are minor clashes with place in the eastern city of stroudsburg as they present a televised attraction which is that french democracy needs more decentralized government and organizing public the front and it's part of h

the us and it isn't just a signatory so the fact that trump is cancelling that signature is a grandstanding actually to his his when he considers his electoral and a specific industry because the senate never ratified the treaty and so it's not in effect the united states doesn't have big the world court it doesn't accept the jurisdiction of the world court it doesn't feel obliged to follow the geneva convention relating to war and genocide so tearing up the is this presidential signature which obama put on it really doesn't have any significant change in the u.s. position. the russian embassy student in fried an attempt to join the ranks of the stomach state has been released on parole officers in more than her for her sometimes she ought to have press for what's on going back to normal. hundred. thousand on a. sign her sentence of imprisonment for a term of four years and six months with the sentence being set in a general regime pain calling. for difficult for me to believe but i think this is just. going to do absolutely everything seems very different now it was so weird i don't even k

and it isn't just a signatory so the fact that trump is canceling that signature is a grandstanding actually to his his what he considers his electoral base because the senate never ratified the treaty and so it's not in effect so tearing up the is this presidential signature which obama put on it really doesn't have any significant change in the u.s. position it's never been approved as a treaty here. does the u.s. have strong regulations in place to prevent the acts bored out small arms to rights abusers know the u.s. the u.s. doesn't have many regulations at all to prevent export it's you know if it's happy to export guns that's one of the you know the united states is a primarily importing nation and so when it has something that countries want to buy that we can sell at our high labor prices we're not going to probably see the government wanting to undercut the ability of those products to be sold and i think that's part of what's going on here. they don't want to nick the export potential of american gun makers but also it's simply it's simply getting cheers from the air in our economy

believe they are simply just another to suppress whole body built for international political grandstanding without any real means to hold member nations accountable for their actions but the un at the end of the day will always use all.

the us and it isn't just a signatory so the fact that trump is cancelling that signature is a grandstanding actually to his his what he considers his electoral base because the senate never ratified the treaty and so it's not in effect the united states doesn't to be the world court it doesn't accept the jurisdiction of the world court it doesn't feel obliged to follow the geneva convention relating to war and genocide so tearing up the is this presidential signature which obama put on it really doesn't have any significant change in the u.s. position. the first ever summit between vladimir put none came john own concluded and ladder boss stuck on thursday and was described as a productive meeting but the north korean leader decided to stay on in russia for an other day our correspondent when he finished the try to find out how his stunt it. after the historic first ever a get together between putin and key was over the strangest thing happened the north korean leader decided to stay a little bit longer here in this russian far east import of ledge of us talk why no one can say it's a beaut

the us and it isn't just a signatory so the fact that trump is cancelling that signature is a grandstanding actually to his his when he considers his electoral vase because the senate never ratified the treaty and so it's not in effect the united states doesn't to be the world court it doesn't accept the jurisdiction of the world court it doesn't feel obliged to follow the geneva convention relating to war and genocide so tearing up the is this presidential signature which obama put on it really doesn't have any significant change in the u.s. position. at least in sri lanka say twenty people have been killed including six children during a raid on the homes of militants allegedly linked to the series of bombings on easter sunday authorities also say suspected suicide bombers were among the dead as well as a civilian that was killed in the crossfire during the raids police have found eisel flags hundreds of dynamite sticks and batteries and joint operation was conducted their response to the east and suicide bombings that rocked for lanka last sunday at least sixty people were injured meanti

infecting our airwaves and our news speeds with their massive amounts of self-serving self loving grandstanding after the release of the mueller report motors ford from the tapper cooper tag team of medically crafted smugness on c.n.n. to the straw grasping grasping collusion hawkers and imus and b c to fox being well fox it's been an action packed day here and cable news landed last amongst the countdown clocks an exasperated pearl clutching over did he did he not obstruct was a fascinating little news item about its way into the new york times puff piece on the current head of the central intelligence agency gina haskell as part of the articles focused on ms haskell's use of spy skills to connect with them essentially influence us president donald trump's decision making was a curious little tidbit about a time last march when asked when others were briefing trump on the u.s. response to the infamous cripple poisoning in britain ms house poll showed pictures of the british government had supplied her of young children hospitalized after being sickened by the no but shock nerve agent that pois

well apart from all the decor grandstanding he is also a realist as we know he met the irish leader a few days ago and we know that for the irish is very important to solve the irish border issue and i'm a convert said at the time you know we will never let our land down no matter what so that indicates that the east some kind of opening there and people here are saying that at least two weeks could be possible for technical reasons but if it treason may want a long extension she would really need to have to put something on the table the worst case would be that she just shows up empty handed and this would go on forever so mccall is really looking for for example a backing by the u.k. parliament for a deal to give her an extension for a few months and they said that now leads to very neatly to my next question to you if paris in the end does agree to another extension what are they going to want in return from london what's the price tag. well that would be one option you know of backing back holliman from may's deal another option would be a pledge to hold another another referendu

the us and it isn't just a signatory so the fact that trump is cancelling that signature is a grandstanding actually to his his when he considers his electoral base because the senate never ratified the treaty and so it's not in effect the united states doesn't to be the world court it doesn't accept the jurisdiction of the world court it doesn't feel obliged to follow the geneva convention relating to war and genocide so tearing up the is this presidential signature which obama put on it really doesn't have any significant change in the u.s. position. on if not update on what's happening re the not to don blaze early this month in the cathedral in paris the thing now may have been caused by electrical short circuit or maybe discarded cigarettes and still not quite clear the two theories are being considered by authorities after they were finally able to access most of the building now disputes probing of the restoration of the eight hundred fifty or so because many of the ideas that been put forward seem to be too modern for a lot of people. then i knew all about you we will rebuild the ca

the us and it isn't just a signatory so the fact that trump is cancelling that signature is a grandstanding actually to his his what he considers his electoral base because the senate never ratified the treaty and so it's not in effect the united states doesn't that day the world court it doesn't accept the jurisdiction of the world court it doesn't feel obliged to follow the geneva convention relating to war and genocide so tearing up the is this presidential signature which obama put on it really doesn't have any significant change in the u.s. position. and i'll be back at the top of the next hour with more updates but stay with us here on out international for going on the ground all on all touquet is the show. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy for him to let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful it's very critical. to sit down and talk. they put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and she. wanted. to go r

that they manipulate everything in their favor whenever it's convenient i think it's political grandstanding and i think that all they're going to try to do is to peel to the people sense of nationalism and try to make them to make them believe that national security was breached actually endanger the american lives which is not true and try to to basically trump up charges and again turn into a scapegoat and it's very likely that in today's trump america it will work because they play into this very you know base populism and people tend to fall for it but we need to look at fox rather than start to believe the fiction that the weaving around him in my will we hear is that the u.k. will actually again bow down and actually walk all over human rights and the kind of ito's and morals that the u.k. did claim still to hold on to and simply give him up we have to be careful because he could face not just very serious charges he could just be made to disappear completely under the great flag of national security as far as the u.s. is concerned we need to be careful here because it does me to disa

infecting our airwaves and our new speeds with their massive amounts of self serving self loving grandstanding after the release of the mueller report motors ford from the tapper cooper tag team of medically crafted smugness on c.n.n. to the straw grasping grasping collusion hawkers and emerson b.c. to parks being well fox it's not american packed day here in cable news land but last amongst the countdown clocks an exasperated pearl clutching over did he did he not obstruct was a fascinating little news item about its way into the new york times piece on the current head of the central intelligence agency gina haskell as part of the articles focused on is how schools use of spy skills to connect with them essentially influence us president battle trumps decision making was a curious little tidbit about a time last march when asked what others were briefing trump on the u.s. response to the infamous cripple poisoning in britain. ms haskell showed pictures the british government had supplied her of young children hospitalized after being sickened by the no but shock nerve agent that poisoned the

practice of summoning him to the bar, which we believe would merely give him an opportunity to grandstandish dominic cummings, but there will be a review of sanctions to make sure people can't simply ignore parliament. you're watching tuesday in parliament. the government has been accused, by labour, of allowing the crown prince of saudi arabia, mohammad bin salman, to get away with murder. it was a charge that was rejected by the foreign secretary, who in turn accused labour of double standards. the clash came six months after the alleged murder by saudi agents of the journalist, jamal khassogi. —— jamal khashoggi. and just days after the saudi led coalition was charge of being behind an air strike in war—torn yemen. the bomb killed several adults and children. today is just six months to the day since jamal khashoggi was brutally murdered by saudi agents in their embassy in istanbul. but the greatest tribute that we can pay to him today is not to look back at his death, but to look at the murder of innocent children in yemen whose lives he tried to save with his journalism and whose liv

she keeps coming back and keeps grandstanding and it is very tempting to just tell her to shove off and that they will put things on. but i think this is a good move, donald tusk is saying if we have a long extension, putting good behaviour clause is where britain agrees that they will reach certain stages and do so they are progressing, ratherthan stages and do so they are progressing, rather than her previous tactic was to dreaded no deal, even though a lot of our party are happy for that to happen, then we can actually see some progress in the deal being thrashed out. the front page of the independent, you lead us to offer break the delay. she is there with angela merkel. we heard and you let some over the weekend saying that there was this hope perhaps angela merkel would reopen the withdrawal agreement. —— andrea leadsom. that is a bit of jockeying for leadership. absolutely. if you believe this speculation, quite frankly, the best chance was last time and she bottled it. but i think there's about 20 or 30 mp5 it. but i think there's about 20 or 30 mps who are thronged or head into

that to be about -- it descended to radical dim grandstanding and the committee making fools of themselve, catherine herridge with the lates the late. reporter: lawmaker use annual justice department hearing to press attorney general barr on the timeline. >> the process is going along well. reporter: democrat' all of special counsel robert muellerra findings. >> it would strike a blow it our system, to our democracy. that report is not fully seen. reporter: attorney general made clear he is bound by the law, grand jury material -- >> we will color code the excisions from the report and provide notes. reporter: democrats want full report as soon as possible, some complained that barr moved too quickly releasing the 4 page memo. >> extraordinary to evaluate hundreds of pages of evidence and make definitive legal conclusions in less than 48 hours. i would argue it is more suspicious than impressive. >> the thinking of the special counsel was not a mystery to the people of department of justice prior to his submission of the report. reporter: somewhere special counsel did not find against the

thinks the allies rely on each other too much to jeopardize the sharing of data for political grandstandingl issued a mild retort saying germany will define security standards for itself. yvonne: there are reports of a major pot merger in the pipeline. the world's largest cannabis company is nearing a deal to buy another one. the announcement potentially this week. the second company soared 15% in toronto before the market posed -- closed. the deal would be the first major cross-border cannabis tie up. david: from cannabis to casinos, from we to wynn. yvonne: his brain is really working. david: earnings? >> better than expectations thanks to strong business from macau. revenue grew 8%, but casino operators faced a profit declined for the first time in three years. yvonne: let's get to our china and casino reporter. tell us more about what is behind this beat, despite the headlines we are seeing in the industry. >> they are very happy, especially when almost all the headlines last quarter from macau are very unhappy, including the first quarterly and monthly revenue jobs. potential quarterly

can get through both houses of congress in deal with this problem instead of shaping it around grandstandingich has been the case so far. vonnie: can congress come in and take this issue over? at some point it will be a humanitarian crisis. it already is. timothy: congress already played a big role. we saw this in the funding battle. congress will not give the president the money he wants if there is no policy. i think that is going to be the battle here. will the president try to come back to a place where he can negotiate an agreement with the congress that addresses problems on the southern border in a policy driven way instead of a politically driven way? vonnie: 100,000 apprehensions in march, according to nielsen. tax returns,ent's we are back to what is he hiding, if anything? timothy: it is well within congress' right to exercise one of their oversight powers. it is in the constitution. they defined it by also making sure the president, no matter which party they come from, that he or she is not financially conflicted and issues are not raised in the public mind whether or not the pr

the behavior, we do not like this kind of grandstanding. it is political. lou: what should he do?>> ignore it, effectively, i think. lou: do go far as to tell them to go to hell? mac. >> i think the president probably will. some way that is ironically funny and dryly funny, david: loulou: more eloquently than i suggested. >> he has done a great job of it. lou: a great job. good to have you. tammy bruce, always. up next, truth prevails! we have more the president's exoneration, his vindication after years of lies and attacks from the radical dems, the left, the deep state and assorted complicit actors. stay with us, we are coming lou: on wall street stocks closing higher the dow jones industrial up 110 points. the s&p 500 gained five points. the nasdaq gained two points. volume on the big board continued heavy trading the heaviest of the last several weeks. 3.6 to 3.7 today. gold, silver all but unchanged, you tooretail sales soaring, th strongest increase in september 2017. listen to my reports three times a day coast-to-coast on the sale and radio network. the mueller witchhunt o

they rely on each other too much to jeopardize the sharing of data and the warnings are simply grandstandingerkel said germany would define security standards for itself. shery: bloomberg has told amazon it is preparing to close its chinese online store that caters to mainland consumers, although it's other chinese operations will not be affected. amazon struggled to win customers from alibaba even asked are investing in warehouses, data centers and acquiring chinese online booksellers. the pullback is seen as a sign amazon is shifting focus to growth in india. reserve released -- reiterating they see growth in a slight to moderate pace. let's dig in with that now. what were your key takeaways of the report this time? >> this was an incremental improvement. the economy grew at a slight to moderate pace in march and early april and several districts strengthened economic activity like housing sales and manufacturing conditions. was ad was saying there slow and softness we saw at the start of the we are -- year and they are just going to be temporary. they are seeing some reinforcement in thei

it does not always surprise me that politicians do some sort of grandstanding then don't stand behindhe course. elizabeth: wil alex thank you. >> lou dobbs next right here on the fox business network, have a good evening. lou: good evening, national security crisis at the southern border worsens by the day, shows no signs of improvement. border patrol is apprehending thousands of illegal il illegals each day, they are being releaso american cities, and more caravans are being organized in central america. a former obama administration secretary of dhs, jeh johnson said he cannot even imagine what it must be like to have to deal with such a

>> the preakness stake in erns, ore, major co revealing nearly 7,000 deteriorating seats in the grandstands are not safe. earlier this month thers mem of pimlico announced it will be blocked o and perhaps it should be moved to baltimore. >> they jt neglected pimlico because they don't want the race to stay in baltimore. the preaknessgs belon in baltimore. we will do everything we can to make sure that preakness stays in bhetimore. >> t owners do not agree. blame age for the state. it is more than 100 years old. you can watcht on news4 on saturday, may 18th. >>> taking daily medication is a reality for some of us who need it to survive. a new strategy to cut down on the number of meds people take. megan fitzgerald reports doctors can prescribe fresh produce in one neighbo ood often considered a food desert. >> we need like some more of these. >> reporter: if there was one thing adrienne dove credits for saving her life and changing the trajectory of her family, she'll tell you, it' learning how to live a healthy lifestyle. >> i had hype ension, still have that, but able to m oitor it my pill

the united states and tested three times more funds in food stamps and grandstand prisons and jails by 1996 this was reversed. if you wonder what happened to the promise of a decent welfare state, this i think is where the resources went. this was true before and it's true now. and what did we get for this investment of people, money and resources not climate control for sure. it is neither about control or justice but certainly another system. the term criminal injustice chaos might be a more descriptive way of talking about it. the police have never been effective in my view at reducing social harm. it isn't what they do well. the best way to reduce the social harm is to use techniques if you can afford i it buy an insurance policy and create a space around your home or apartment, high-tech surveillance and the bolted the doors, guard rails, razor wire, gated communities. it depends what you can afford. lookout for suspicious folks we are told. if of suspicious folks here tonight. if you are a woman, kerry whistles and mace and stay off the streets after dark. in other words take per

. >> i think it is a good move by prosecutors because you are likely to have the usual grandstanding and pacific aging. >>> this comes after the attorney general sent congress a summary of the mueller report. democrats accuse him of mischaracterizing the findings of collusion and obstruction. the justice department said, the attorney general agreed to appear before congress, therefore members of congress should be the ones doing the questioning. >> the attorney general is a very senior officer of the executive branch. he has his rights as well. if congress wants to insist on this, they might have to issue assemblies you a subpoena. >> in washington, doug luzader for ktvu fox 2 news. >>> people in san francisco will notice something different on patrol. they added new decals to their cars to highlight the department model. safety with respect. the san francisco police says what they want people to know is that they will be engaging in respect . >>> there is a 1000 mile tour of northern california based on the italian race of mille. the cars are from 1927 to 1957 model years. there wil

down to one of the most secure areas of our border in santa teresa new mexico and had a political grandstandshe said there is no crisis on our southern border. everything is fine here. shortly after that, she retracted about over 100,000 national guard troops that were positioned along the border to secure the border. since she made that statement, she has yet to acknowledge that there definitely is a crisis. i mean, it's coming from every friend. everybody around her saying there is a fire, there is a fire, and our governor still has yet to say that there is. >> tucker: why doesn't she ask you about that? she doesn't live there. you do. why wouldn't she ask? >> there is just a disconnect. it's a shame that that happens in government. but you know, what drove us to the point of declaring a state of emergency is our checkpoints, tucker, has been closed since march 25th of this year, and those very checkpoints were put in place to provide security. security first. illegal flow of aliens. but more importantly, what we are experiencing in my county right now is a level that we have never seen be

they begin with grandstanding, speaking more to the cameras. this is the situation in which the substantive information the attorney general has is really important. the democratic members want those answers. they feel the lawyers will be better positioned to get that in that kind of format. >> absolutely. like a cross examination in court to some degree. this is part of a bigger picture here because the trump administration is sitting back saying we're not going to talk to any of you at any time. subpoena us. we'll see what happens. what is going to happen here? you're going to have multiple cases here where it might go to court as to whether members of the administration in any context will answer these calls to come testify. >> this really is part of a broader strategy we're seeing out of the white house. it's not unusual for the executive branch to object to certain forms of oversight, certain types of subpoenas. the president said pretty much outright they'll fight in and all subpoenas. really what they're saying is we object to the notion

the behavior, we do not like this kind of grandstanding. it is political. lou: what should he do? ignore it, effectively, i think. lou: do go far as to tell them to go to hell? mac. >> i think the president probably will. some way that is ironically funny and dryly funny, david: loulou: more eloquently than i suggested. >> he has done a great job of it. lou: a great job. good to have you. tammy bruce, always. up next, truth prevails! we have more the president's exoneration, his vindication after years of lies and attacks from the radical dems, the left, the deep state and assorted complicit actors. stay with us, we are coming stay with us, we are coming all money managers might seem the same, but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of o

the behavior of congress speaks to the people to have united statesho we don't le this kind of grandstandingit's political -- lou: what should he do? >> he should ignore it, effectively, i think. lou: how about should he go so far as to tell them to go to hell? >> d i'm sorry? lou: tell them to go to hell? >> i think the president will in some way that's fun and dryly funny and, you know, it will -- lou: and more eloquent than what i suggested. >> the president has always been pushing back, and he's done a good job of it. lou: he's done a great job. >> yeah. lou: tammy, great to have you here. >> thank you, sir. pleasure. lou: tammy bruce. up next, truth prevails! we'll have more on the president's exoneration, his vindication after years of lies and attacks from the radical dems, the left, the deep state and assorted complicit actors. stay with us, we're coming right back. [ laughter ] -everyone acts like their parents. -you have a tattoo. -yes. -fun. do you not work? -so, what kind of mower you got, seth? -i don't know. some kid comes over. we pay him to do it. -but it's not all bad. someo

the behavior, we do not like this kind of grandstanding. it is political. lou: what should he do?ctively, i think. lou: do go far as to tell them to go to hell? mac. >> i think the president probably will. some way that is ironically funny and dryly funny, david: loulou: more eloquently than i suggested. >> he has done a great job of it. lou: a great job. good to have you. tammy bruce, always. up next, truth prevails! we have more the president's exoneration, his vindication after years of lies and attacks from the radical dems, the left, the deep state and assorted complicit actors. stay with us, we are coming stay with us, we are coming six months, six pushups ready. up. up. down. down. ah ah! that's one. up. that's two. down. down. get down, get down. is it to carry cargo... greatness of an suv? or to carry on a legacy? its show of strength... or its sign of intelligence? in crossing harsh terrain... or breaking new ground? this is the mercedes-benz suv family. if you've never seen yourself in a mercedes, you've never seen these offers. lease the gla 250 for just $379 a month a

not their political party or their interest, we the people continue to lose out when politicians grandstandelieve their role is to become famous. we have seen that with adam schiff. i like what fox news said today. sheriff schiff said he has evidence that trump colluded with russians. if that's the case, we need to apply this to mueller. i know he doesn't have a buddy wants to continue with what the, half of americans say, was a witch hunt. it's problematic because now we get nothing done on capitol hill. there's no health care for anybody. it's a big mess, and the democrats have created this pot and they continue to store it. >> i think this is tricky because as you said there's no precedent for this. i think the one thing that's clear from the report or at least the summary of the report to the attorney general put forth, there's nothing in the report that reveals the president committed an indictable offense. i think that a lot of democrats and people on the left were hoping that they kind of put their eggs in the mueller basket worries it now they're putting a lot of the focus on their

congressman grandstand, i've got that too. the state department is going to get it right.mber, the state department granted eight countries including china, india, and south korea exemptions from the sanctions allowing them to import iranian oil, last week six republican senators wrote president trump to urge him to eliminate those exemptions and "fully and u.s. implementation of the iran nuclear deal. senators also want to end exemptions with the iranian civilian nuclear program, one of those senators, ted cruz tells fox news "i have opposed this catastrophic deal at every stage, and the senate will continue to take seriously our obligation to protect his security." they removed about 1 million and a half barrels from oil markets without spiking oil prices. the trump administration has until early next month to decide whether to continue allow countries to buy iranian oil without penalties. turkey says that it expects the u.s. it to continue allowing its waiver. >> bret: at the state department, thanks. to the rescue mission to save those priceless artifacts inside the no

. >> we're going to see grandstanding on both sides. i expect the house democrats to ask a.g. barr, if he shows up to testify, whether he was telling the truth. whether he swears he was telling the truth. in the better he put forth and the news conference of the report itself, how he could have said that the white house cooperated fully with jeweler's investigation, if the report ultimately detailed how he wanted to fire the special counsel. how he sought to resist an interview with the special counsel. there's several questions. >> all right. emily ngo, and julia manchester, thank you for being with me this morning. >>> we're going to talk more about that, the president versus congress, in a fight over southbou subpoenas. will democrats overplay their hand? hand every day, visionaries are creating the future. ♪ so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work. ♪ the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. ♪ because the future only happens with people who really know how to deliver it. bec

he's a showboater, he's a grandstander, i don't know any russians, there was no collusion. according to the report the following weekend at trump's golf club in bedminster, new jersey, trump said he wanted to remove comey as fbi director. and days later on march 9th indeed comey was fired. back with us tonight is eric tucker, justice department reporter for the associated press who has covered the mueller investigation since its original origins, and, eric, i don't know if you can put this into words, exactly how determined was this boss to get rid of comey and find fault at every turn? >> i think, brian, the one consistent refrain that we get from all of these witnesses is that there is one thing that the president is looking for, and that is some sort of claim of public vindication from the fbi director. he wants a statement from jim comey that we are not investigating the president of the united states. and that is not something that jim comey is prepared to do publicly even though he communicated that privately. so we see that anger building up and up over the course of