former new york city mayor rudy guiliani could not disagree more.d to see you on the show. you don't trust the leadership of president obama? >> i don't trust the leadership of iran. and this deal trusts the leadership of iran. the idea that we're going to be able to inspect properly there is totally belied by history. we've had deals with them before where they have cheated. they were caught in '01, '03 and '05 in enriching uranium. they were caught by a group i know quite well the iranian resistance movement. since that time in preparation for this deal in iran they have slaughtered many of the many who used to be the spies. the killings in iran have gone up. i think president obama didn't check that. since acmu the killings have gone up because they don't want the people of iran to think the reform picture showing to the world is killing off the spies so they can enrich uranium and hide it for us. since they'll get warnings about our inspections, that is -- >> you're referring to verification now? >> yeah. >> if we want to look at investigate, ch

the reality is mayor guiliani, the crime stopping mayor who took apart crime in new york city was one of the first enforcers of this sank can you wear city policy. under his own statement, he said, that crime would not have gone down if new york was not a sanctuary city. if those 400 undocumented citizens were unable to feel comfortable in their own city to report crime in their own communities, to be able to take their own children, many of who were illegal to doctors, do prevent disease control, for, you know, it's a part of the community. >> all right. i get it. all right. first of all, the mayor has already said his sanctuary is not the same as san francisco. here's my question. i mentioned a uvisa. have you ever heard of a uvisa? sample not until tonight. >> okay. that's because nobody know what is the uvisa is about. what this is, congress passed a law. >> right. >> allowing anyone who is illegal who can report a crime e crime to not fear deportation. all right. it's already law. here's the issue. why do we have a sanctuary city for criminals who shouldn't be here in the first p

rudy guiliani is here tonight with reaction. >> people should and do trust me. >>> hillary clinton once again blames republicans for her trustworthiness problems. >> this has been a theme that has been used against me and my husband for many many years. >> 2016 republican presidential candidate carly fiorina is here to react. >>> the oklahoma governor's refusing to remove the ten commandments monument until the appeal is heard. the governor joins us to explain. >>> "hannity" starts right here right now. >>> welcome. tonight the country has been taken aback by the killing of a kate steinle by a illegal alien. now unfortunately steinle is far from the only person harmed by an illegal immigrants living here in the united states. joining me now to share their own devastating stories. this woman's son was killed in 2012. dan is with us and his son was killed earlier this year in january shot in the head by an illegal ilgrant while waiting at a red light. joining us mary an her son, sergeant brandon, an off duty police officer was killed by a drunk driver in 2014. the driver was an illegal em

the reality is mayor guiliani, the crime stopping mayor who took apart crime in new york city was one of the first enforcers of this sank can you wear city policy. under his own statement, he said, that crime would not have gone down if new york was not a sanctuary city. if those 400 undocumented citizens were unable to feel comfortable in their own city to report crime in their own communities, to be able to take their own children, many of who were illegal to doctors, do prevent disease control, for, you know, it's a part of the community. >> all right. i get it. all right. first of all, the mayor has already said his sanctuary is not the same as san francisco. here's my question. i mentioned a uvisa. have you ever heard of a uvisa? sample not until tonight. >> okay. that's because nobody know what is the uvisa is about. what this is, congress passed a law. >> right. >> allowing anyone who is illegal who can report a crime e crime to not fear deportation. all right. it's already law. here's the issue. why do we have a sanctuary city for criminals who shouldn't be here in the first p

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. >> rudy guiliani. >> you're right. you're right. >> guess who was number two? with 20%?e. >> it is perspective. >> i would argue that polls they mean something, not everything right now. can he win the race? >> no. here's why. i've gone back and looked at this. when pat buchanan beat george bush there's always been an anti-establishment part of the party. four years ago we saw that with herman cane there was a rotating crop of people it's a low ceiling. >> as someone who wants a >> right. >> i want the infusion of energy. >> are you suggesting it's inevitable for an establishment candidate to win? >> well that is what history shows. >> ronald reagan? >> he might be the exception. >> he nearly knocked out a sitting president in 76 ford. >> that is correct. in 80, you can't find a time since that hasn't happened. . >> i think it's a new paradigm. i don't know if we can continue or not. it's either going to explode in success or fizzle out in abject failure but it excites the media. the media may want him to fail. but focusing on things a lot of americans are upset and conc

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we go back to 2007, rudy guiliani and fred thompson were leading at this time. my question to you is, does donald trump -- you keep bringing up you didn't like his earlier positions or that he donated money to both candidates and both parties. isn't it going to come down to who has the better vision the solutions and experience and can convince the american people they can get the job done? isn't that what it comes down to? primary voters will decide not the elits and establishment in washington? >> i don't get the sense that somebody who is criticizing donald trump for his past wants to deny voters the right to cast their ballots. that's a bit of a strong man i think i've heard other people use. donald trump will have to present a vision. he willville to tell people what he's have. he'll have to be better than what he did today in a interview when he talked about obamacare and was asked what was it was. he said i'm going to replace it with something specific. people are going to want to know what he's going to do on obamacare and immigration where he's said sev

maria: tracy chang in studio, rudy guiliani joining us on set.ome depot and hedge iris management ceo -- what is going on in china. >> be joy will be invested in each other so it will affect us and vice versa. they own a lot of the debt but we are seeing what lies beyond the chinese economy, something people ignored, going to overtake the american economy which is 700 million people in dire poverty and no to the west. they never brought out which creates the authoritarian, the chinese government is afraid of what will happen when those people come out of china so the issue new rules on security to make things more secure and what they're seeing is their markets because people say who wants to do business in a country where the government has that much control. and remember very fewer percentage of people in china and anything in the market so this is not affecting china away the american market affect america. second, 50 gazette of many of those companies are owned by the government which is one of the reasons the government is trying so hard to

i think that guiliani had it correct.ld be between the employer and employee and in the restaurant industry, the service industry, we're already at 35, 36% labor content in our products. we can't do it. we can't handle it anymore. maria: do you think is this going to lead to businesses saying, look, there's a -- there's a limit here and we're going to have to hire fewer workers given the fact that the government wants to regulate, not just pay, but overnight pay as well? >> look, you know, i came from mcdonald's in my early youth. one thing for sure, the franchisees are the strength of the system. they're small business people. technology will replace people. if you doubt me, go look at any automobile plant in the united states today, count the road blocks, and count the people. it's a diminishing return when you hear what our president has done with this overtime thing. it's political grand standing and that's it. sandra: i just remember my reaction when i heard the president say yesterday, he had the press conference wi

charles: and criticism comes "fast & furious" and former new york city mayor rudy guiliani echoes concerns. >> i consider this steel to be very dangerous one of the most reckless deals made by an american president you make a deal. >> the former israeli ambassador who fears and that this is far worse to underestimate germany. >> i think this is a horrific mistake with a terrific price. three of those things that come to mind is like all over again. is a repeat to those mistakes that led us to north korea to become a nuclear power. but the future is not what it used to be. to be less secure and more of the title after yesterday's because this is a deal with a mass murderer. with the chinese and the russians with the world's most evil an officious mishima given of free pass to become nuclear. it is the nightmare i hope the president in the american people will come to their senses realizing what a horrible mistake this is. >> they say though wheels were already in motion toward iran getting a nuclear weapon but that this would postpone that. may be in 10 or 50 years. maybe the old library an

tomorrow on mornings with maria we'll talk with rudy guiliani, one of our guests and def jam recordsngs began in earnest today. j.p. morgan beat expectations and wells fargo missed on the revenue line and the stocks are moving in a different direction. and the federal reserve in focus and janet yellen speaks and another market mover which is below expectations. that's it for us this morning. thanks for being here. stuart, have a good show, over to you. stuart: live in iran and live in america, too, a nuclear deal presented forcefully by president obama himself. good morning, everyone. according to the president, iran's ability to build a bomb will be significantly limited for a decade. said that the deal was not built on trust, but verification and he warned congress he will veto any attempts to block it. little i am tactful-- little impact on stocks. and oil 52 a barrel. and iran gets some sanctions relief and they want to pump oil and maybe, maybe

let's see what rudy guiliani has to say. >> i consider this deal to be very, very dangerous one of thels ever made by an american president. you make a deal with a mass murderer? stuart: james, welcome back to the program. you have a time period you tell the iranians we want to see this than they can clean this up as a former director of the cia is that typing not for a suspicious site to be cleaned up? >> it depends but they don't need a lot of equipment to work garner one or two warheads. is the feature of the agreement that is extremely suspicious and dangerous if this was an agreement with denmark we could work that. but it is not. stuart: there is no limit to what you can tell us obviously but whether or not do we really know what is going on in the nuclear facility? >> we learned in part through a dissident groups that gave us information. but the fundamental problem is we're dealing with of government that is the lead sponsor of terrorism and composed of totalitarian genocidal imperialism think each of those words can be defended they are totalitarian by demonstrating in the str

rudy guiliani did not hold anything back criticizing how the whole thing was handled.sten to this. >> this statement was a rather useless statement. it means nothing, it's gobbledygook. crisis management 101. you give out specific information, say you don't know know. >> joining us is the former commissioner of the cftc and rudy knows about crisis management and so do you. tell us what your thoughts are about how the nyse handled it all yesterday. >> yeah sure great to be with you i mean the mayor knows a lot about crisis management, but maybe not about market crisis management. and i see a lot of these things back from you know from 2007 all the way on, the things that you've talked about this morning the ipo, a facebook the flash crash. the nasdaq shut down a few years ago, all of these things i've seen and i think that the nyse handled this actually really well. i think they effectively communicated all day, not just with traders and the media, but look, because of how markets operate today. the stocks traded at the beginning. day, traded at the end of the day and t