they wanted to see something balance. 24/7 hating on trump. that's in the going to help. t to hear the truth. anything that isn't based on facts and data and pure emotion, that ain't right. >>sean: so would you do stand up? maybe a series? that's part of it; right? you are standing up and sitting down and having a conversation with somebody maybe you disagree with. >> your employees are kicking me out of here. i appreciate you being such a good friend to me. i found cigarette butts from when i used to smoke. they were damn good smoke. >> you did it again? >> yeah. they were good. >>sean: i remember when cigarettes were 50 cents a pack. >> i remember when they were 27. >>sean: you are older than me. >> thank you so much for walking with me. even when i was in a real down place. >>sean: more after this. >> sean: that is all the time we have left this evening. as always, thank you for being with us, we'll be fair and balanced with the not destroy trump media. hope you have a great night. >> it happens, news unfolds. follow it all live with fox news update. no one brings it to

. >> sean: but they all hate trump. one in common, they all hate donald trump. >> andrew weissman as well. >> sean: you're right. let me say one more thing. 'cause ohr is hearing from christopher steele over contacts. not only are they talking ab fire walls, not wanting to be exposed. but, oh, did you get my stuff to the special counsel, which the contact was andrew weissman. >> sean, to put a finer point on what jim said, it's not the statements or words in these documents, it's the omission. the information that is not presented to the courts. we caught the ohrs red-handed. we got bruce ohr shuttling information to the fbi that was developed by his wife and the money paying came from the dnc. the orr -- ohrs are probably the most powerful couple since the clintons were running around this place. we won't know the full depth of the misconduct to inappropriately lie to a court. i think penalties are just starting to rack up. >> sean: let's go to the issues we know the grand jury is impanelling. that is the issue of declassi

. >> sean: but they all hate trump. one thing in common, they all hate donald trump. >> andrew weissman as well. >> sean: you're right. let me say one more thing. 'cause ohr is hearing from christopher steele over contacts. not only are they talking ab fire walls, not wanting to be exposed. but, oh, did you get my stuff to the special counsel, which the contact was andrew weissman. >> sean, to put a finer point on what jim said, it's not the statements or words in these documents, it's the omission. the information that is not presented to the courts. we caught the ohrs red-handed. we got bruce ohr shuttling information to the fbi that was developed by his wife and the money paying came from the dnc. the orr -- ohrs are probably the most powerful couple since the clintons were running around this place. we won't know the full depth of the misconduct to inappropriately lie to a court. i think penalties are just starting to rack up. >> sean: let's go to the issues we know the grand jury is impanelling. that is the issue of de

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one day. official russia hates trump the other day official russia loves and say you're a strong and then then official russia there's a great roar and everything on congress so poor troll is sitting in the factories thinking what am i going to say about today. or what i did i made the right i think there are. ladies the results of what you were talking about represented and this week here i just want to share this before we run out of time you've also as a result of what you all are talking about right now is that there are two different russian policies one of trouble and another of the rest of the government and whenever trump leaves office hostility to russia will how bipartisan consensus i mean even watching and only on a russian thank you for or russian it's been very very revealing to see the world from your perspective our conversation continues always online you can find us on twitter at a.j. stream liquid i will see you see that's what you everybody get. to to. go . travel often. by tranquil waters and popo forests near broad longboards ox of orange. on cities. on sun trainset who's.

i am so tired of the ones that hate hillary and hate trump. she can release or emails, and he can release his tax trends, unless voters decide -- return s, unless voters decide. let's get started on a new direction where everyone comes back together. both parties are guilty. everyone, whether you are black or white, muslim or christian, or whatever, everyone deserves clean water and healthy food to eat. they all deserve a warm place to live and raise a family. we all need something purposeful to do to make this earth a better place. when you look at the earth from outer space, you see everything sphere, orhis space, together. jack froms go to oklahoma on the independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. did,, the first thing he he had departed the republican president, which was george bush. host: i don't think he pardoned president bush would he came into office. florida to robert from on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for your program. i am a republican, but i am also a veteran. i happen to be white

trump to uphold the response abilities and agency in departments and authorities. >> sean: with all due respect we don't need lectures on the constitution from him. on caspian sea tv, hate trump and bc, other may be worried tonight, specifically anyone who signed off on those fisa applications. and by the way, mccabe, despite getting fired, and there is currently a grand jury convening at this moment about him, he's going to cash in on his anti-trump hatred. and he has a brand-new book deal and he will need the money. when the fisa documents are officially released, we should come full circle on his abuse of power. and we would know nothing. zero. about the widespread bureaucratic abuse of power. it has taken us almost a year to unpeeled every layer of this onion, and the swamp in the sewer. now james o'keefe, project veritas.com highlighted this in a brand-new undercover report. he told the state department of employee and admitted democratic socialist vowing to resist president trump at every level, we are paying the salary of this person. we haven't verified it but you can watch it for yourself. >> i work for the state department. i am a civil servant, i'm a union me

trump was elected. there is prove positive they hate conservatives and hate donald trump. can conservatives feel safe on facebook and twitter and should they get information from google? >> that's what we are working forward on stopping the bias. they have a silent donation where they work to get certain people to the polls to vote for hillary. but what is disturbing as an american. google stopped working with the u.s. military. but they work with russia and china. in china they created a search engine so the chinese government can spy on people searching. the words they are searching for are human rights. remember when google started? their motto, do no evil. don't do evil. judge jeanine: congressman kevin mccarthy, i want to have you back on this. this an important issue. thanks so much. joining us to discuss the latest in the never ending mueller witch hunt. tom fi -- tom fitton. i'm tired of always giving you kudos. >> i'm not tired of it. judge jeanine: we have the strzok and page emails. clearly they are in a situation where they are intentionally trying to leak. they are saying don't believe your

you have all of these trump-hating deep state actors, peter strzok, lisa page, bruce ohr, nellie ohr, andrew mccabe, christopher steele, they have one thing in common, they all hate president trump. this was about a month before andrew weissmann's boss, robert mueller, started the phony witch hunt. he's still working for mueller, weissmann is. this comes as president trump looks poised to declassify important sections of carter page's fisa documents, everything that was shown to the gang of eight, specifically the pages 10 through 12, 17 through 34, potentially we're told exculpatory information on carter page. now, all of the associated footnotes, the so-called 302s, the reports that say bruce ohr talking about christopher steele in the context, terms of what they talk were. this -- talk about. this declassification can happen any time. i haven't seen them but according to my sources the information will be explosive. we'll ask carter page about that in a moment considering it's about him. and if he's such a danger why hasn't he been charged? joining us you ator of number one "new york times" best seller the russian hoax, elicit sc

trump won a judgment against mown for defamation. cohen acted as an attack dog against one of donald trump's most hated adversaries, the press. the news website the "daily beast" felt cohen's wrath. >> the "daily beast" wrote a story about a deposition that trump's first wife had given in a case. in that deposition, she said she had been raped by trump. >> she withdrew the claim, saying she didn't mean it in a literal or criminal sense. but in 2015, when a daily beast reporter contacted the trump campaign for comment, michael cohen increasingly assertive in his role as fixer, responded viciously. >> and npr released the audio. >> i'm warning you, tread very [ bleep ] lightly. because what i'm going to do to you is going to be [ bleep ] disgusting. you understand me? >> michael cohen was a thug, he was a street thug in the way that he went about defending donald trump and trying to intimidate people that they perceived to be crossing donald trump. >> does michael curse, i'm going to go after you, i'm going to take you down. that's what people do in business. >> this is not the way that most attorneys operate. but this is why h

on the other side. but ultimately this is about trump, there is a energized democratic party because people hate trump. e health care, on corruption, on the economy, they're doing it effectively. >> the good news for your party is you're kind of figuring out a little bit for you guys. the democrats clearly don't have a coherent narrative on a national strategy. >> what about coherent? especially democrats like ayana presley who had a big upset. we're talking about the issues that matter the most to the american people. 70% of americans believe that we should have medicaid for all, we just had president obama talk about medicare for all. this is important to the american people. so the proaggressigressives are out for what the people need. >> what do you thi >> mitch landrieu just destroyed his chances, is he progressive enough for the democratic base? >> not for progressives. >>> just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're not after you. fitting for a week that sent the president down a wabbit hole. >> bob woodward's new book about trump hit the world like meet yors and now the presidential hunt f

for the best savings on flights, go to priceline. >>> donald trump hates windmills, not because someonene of his golf courses and he thought it ruined the view, no. it's because they create a killing field of birds. it's one of his favorite not true things to rant about in the whole world. they don't kill near as many birds as cats, cars or windows in tall buildings like the one donald trump owns. his buildings also kill fish. lots and lots of fish. but birds, well, last year a "new york times" tally found he mentioned wind turbines more than 55 times since 2012. >> there's a lot of hoopla about windmills. they're horrible-looking structures. they make noise. they kill birds by the thousands. >> by the way, many countries have decided they don't want wind because it doesn't work without massive subsidies, it kills massive amounts of birds and wildlife. the wind is very tough because those windmills are very, very expensive. they kill the birds and they look very terrible. isn't it amazing how the environmentalists love the wind and yet it kills all the birds. the windmills kill the bird

woman in new york who is charged with making up a story she was the victim of a hate crime by trump loyalists was how you more on this after the break. thank you. what politicians do you should. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to express. some want to. achieve right. it's like the. people. interested always in the why. they should. welcome back only fifteen hundred antti migrant protesters took to the streets of the german city of curtain over the weekend the demonstration comes a week after a twenty two year old local man died of a heart attack is understood his death occurred shortly after a street brawl with afghan migrants sunday's rally was called by the anti migrant alternative for germany party as well as the anti islam piggy to movement among the slogans seen at the protest was a call to draw borders the demonstrations also stressed that the main point of the rally was to pay respects to the slain victim there was also a reference to the events in another german city ken knits which is seen violent clashes in recent weeks. thanks. thanks. thanks. on the latest ev

one. trump: i hate to say this, but behind that, there is another $267 billion ready to go on short noticeiscernible] cory: we are joined -- lisa: we are joined by lehrer dream. thank you for being here as we billion onother $267 tariffs from china. has this been priced in? >> i don't think this magnitude of tariffs has been priced in, but we are still to some degree it is easy to say, and we saw over the summer this melt of the markets like in 2017, but it keeps getting disrupted by news on trade. today was another indication we are not out of the woods. volatility is back. it is more uncertain given there seems to be no interest in letting trade go. these headlines will continue throughout the year. lisa: is any amount of tariffs in priced in? we are percent and a half off record highs in the s&p 500. it doesn't feel like market participants are still bracing for any dire scenario. lara: it is true. markets have become numb to the fact tweets are not actually trade policy. we take time for tariffs to work through. it impacts prices on the bottom line. but we had tariffs that went into ef

trump won a judgment against mown for defamation. cohen acted as an attack dog against one of donald trump's most hated adversaries, the press. the news website the "daily beast" felt cohen's wrath. >> the "daily beast" wrote a story about a deposition that trump's first wife had given in a case. in that deposition, she said she had been raped by trump. >> she withdrew the claim, saying she didn't mean it in a literal or criminal sense. but in 2015, when a daily beast reporter contacted the trump campaign for comment, michael cohen increasingly assertive in his role as fixer, responded viciously. >> and npr released the audio. >> i'm warning you, tread very [ bleep ] lightly. because what i'm going to do to you is going to be [ bleep ] disgusting. you understand me? >> michael cohen was a thug, he was a street thug in the way that he went about defending donald trump and trying to intimidate people that they perceived to be crossing donald trump. >> does michael curse, i'm going to go after you, i'm going to take you down. that's what people do in business. >> this is not the way that most attorneys operate. but this is why h

one day. official russia hates trump the other day official russia loves and say you're a strong and then then i fish will russia that's a great roar and everything on congress so poor troll is sitting in the factories thinking what am i going to say about today. or what i did i made the right i think there are. ladies the results of what you were talking about represented and this week here i just want to share this before we run out of time you've also as a result of what you all are talking about right now is that there are two different russian policies one of trouble and another of the rest of the government and whenever trump leaves office hostility to russia will how bipartisan consensus i mean even watching an hour. or russian thank you for. it's been very very revealing to see the world from your perspective our conversation continues always online you can find us on twitter at a.j. string you can i will say you see thanks for watching everybody take it. to to. you . when i think of my life sure i think of potential when i think of potential i think or what but it's not i think of you

skeptical of everything and get multiple sources on the same story and try to cobble together the truth from the sources. >> so, why does the left hate donald trump? >> he's not them. >> there is a visceral hatred. the media too, but everyone on the left hates this man. >> for the last 20 years they love the man. they took his money, and invited him to parties, morning joe, they were pals. now he is hitler. they hate him because he's not one of them. you'll thing -- with the progressive activists left it is my 99.9% friend is my .1% enemy. there is no middle ground. you're either fully on board are fully out. they can't handle the fact that hillary clinton loss. there has to be some nefarious externals source as to why she lost. it can't be that after 30 years of knowing her the american people said no. it has to be something else. they can't accept that their ideas didn't sell or that there is a large percentage of this country likes having border integrity. it's not an open door, knocked on my door don't climb on the window. they don't accept that. the left has turned this country from a melting pot to a series of chafing dishes. those can be m

bobby says the hate the democratic party should run on is the hate spewing from donald trump. to go through these numbers to give you a sense of where the two parties are in -- thef fundraising headline at nbc news -- nbcnews.com. the number of voters dissipating in arizona's primary tuesday -- participating in arizona's primary tuesday was almost 17 percentage points compared to 2014. tuesday's vote total tally was up more than one million. that is a 50% spike from the 2014 numbers. votesats led the way into cast. up more than 80% compared to 2014 and so far in 2018, democratic house candidates have million, a 150. -- $150 million more than the $750 million house republicans raised. in the senate, democratic candidates -- candidates raised a difference of $110 million. there are only four congressional districts where democrats will not have a candidate on the ballot compared to 39 where republicans are not running a candidate. on the democrats line from gatland, tennessee, we will go to larry next. good morning. caller: good morning. yes, sir? host: we can hear from you, lar

trump at this point? the fact is growth is up. unemployment is down. he's using tariffs to break down trade barriers i know that you hate. what mark do you give donald trump on labor day weekend? >> when he was elected i said i would call balls and strikes. when he did something good for workers, we support him.when he did something bad for workers, we would oppose him. unfortunately two dates, the things he's done to hurt workers outpace what he's done to help workers. he hasn't come up with an infrastructure program that could put a lot of us back to work. he overturned a regulation that would deny 5 million people over time that they would have had. he overturned health and safety regulations that will hurt us on the job. enforcement of osha and am sure isn't what it should be. so we keep trying to find areas where we canwork with him . >>chris: let me ask you, 3.9 percent unemployment. 3.5 million jobs created. four percent dividend 4.2 gdp in the last quarter. don't you give him something for that? >> no, those are good! but wages are way down since the first of the year. gas prices have been way up so overall workers aren't doing as well. he passed a t

. >> he lashed out on twitter dismissing them as liberal democrats who hate president trump and disgruntled hillary supporters. like leftists everywhere, he said they put political eye dealing before family. stalin would be proud. adding, you can't pick your family. and we'll have more on gosar at 7:00 a.m. with your gma first look, i'm stephanie ramos, abc news, new york. >>> turning to a's have a chance to clinch a playoff berth. >> the townships beat the a's at the coliseum yesterday. a win would have secured a wild card spot. oakland has to win just one of its final six games or needs to just one loss by the tampa bay rays to clinch a playoff spot. the last for the a's was in 2014, a loss in the wild card game. oakland plays in seattle don't. hopefully they can clench it tonight. >>> the first of a special two-night season premiere. 13 celebrities will compete for the coveted mirrorball trophy. alexis smith spoke with two of the stars. >> i was extremely, extremely nervous going into it. i wasn't expected it. chris harrison threw it out there and said, hey, you're going on dancing with

hate each other. mccain really hated trump and he doesn't like the people who follow trump, the tea partyers. that's why sara palin was shut out of the funeral. to expect the president to go on and on about what a hero mccain is. mccain went to get the dossier and bring it back to the fbi, creating a huge investigation to topple his presidency. howie: it was almost as if you couldn't praise the senator and his life as a warrior and lawmaker without bashing the president. mollie: it's a shame. this man is a legitimate american hero and people regardless of their political views could appreciate. people remember what happened when he ran for president when he was not treated as a lion or hero by the same media. howie: when he ran against george w. bush he got extraordinarily good coverage. hillary clinton praised mccain as did obama and biden. given mccain had an extraordinary life over many decades, were the media doing something of a disservice by making so much of this about the contrast with president trump? phillipe: i think at the end of the day only the mccain flame can say whether this got away from them or not. what i think is the man is dead, to put it on the equival

president trump canceled a planned visit of secretary of state mike compared to north korea blaming insufficient progress on the issue of denuclearization looking back trump has had a love hate relationship with north korea's leader kim jong un. developed the a very special bond. north korea best not to make any more the threats to the united states. they will be met with five years of experience and have mad men out there shooting rockets all over the place you will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. rocket man is a sick puppy frightened dog barks a louder i will surely and definitely tame the mentally deranged at us doctored with fire with both but both very honored to sign the document thank you we're very proud of what took place today it worked out for both of us far better than anybody even predicted it's an honor to be with you. d.c. and the law has your to has been a best mixed messages unfortunately you can't on one hand say i am going to trust you i'm going to respect your sovereignty as a nation and then when two countries start to take steps in that direction stop and try to block it. the head of the people's republic of donetsk in ukraine has bee

president thinks that losing three thousand lives on his watch is a success, i hate to think what he considers a failure." earned lessons president trump also continue to defend his administration's response to last year storm. >> if the president thinks losing 3000 lives on his watch is a success i hate to think what he considers a failure. >> fema says they have hurt -- learned lessons from maria that will help with future storms like the current one florence. senator feinstein says she has given the fbi sensitive information with an allegation against britt cavanaugh. feinstein says about the source that the individual strongly requested confidentiality. they declined to come forward or press the matter further and i have honored the decision. i have however referred the matter to federal investigative authorities. multiple reports say the letter alleges sexual misconduct cavanaugh when he was in high school. the bay area news group says the woman making the allegations as a bay area resident. the fbi says they have put the information in cavanaugh's background file as a part of the nomination process. >> the owner of a northbay sep

what have you done lately besides boozing on our dime and chasing hookers? love it or hate it, trump is the leader of the free world and he's ready to give the planet a little tough love. >> germany will become totally dependent on russian energy if it does not immediately change course. moving forward, we are only going to give foreign aid to those who respect us. opec nations are as usual ripping off the rest of the world. and i don't like it. nobody should like it. [laughter] greg: nobody should like it. he's like the american santa. he's telling the world who has been naughty and nice, but everybody's naughty. [laughter] greg: everybody on his list is naughty. and he's just getting started. >> i don't like what's happening in cuba, and i certainly don't like what's happening in venezue venezuela. iran is going to come back to me and they are going to make a good deal, i think, maybe not, you never know. yemen is a mess. syria is a mess. not happy with opec. i like china, and i like president xi a lot. i think he's a friend of mine. he may not be a friend of mine anymore. greg: he

what have you done lately besides boozing on our dime and chasing hookers? love it or hate it, trump is the leader of the free world and he's ready to give the planet a little tough love. >> germany will become totally dependent on russian energy if it does not immediately change course. moving forward, we are only going to give foreign aid to those who respect us. opec nations are as usual ripping off the rest of the world. and i don't like it. nobody should like it. [laughter] greg: nobody should like it. he's like the american santa. he's telling the world who has been naughty and nice, but everybody's naughty. [laughter] greg: everybody on his list is naughty. and he's just getting started. >> i don't like what's happening in cuba, and i certainly don't like what's happening in venezue venezuela. iran is going to come back to me and they are going to make a good deal, i think, maybe not, you never know. yemen is a mess. syria is a mess. not happy with opec. i like china, and i like president xi a lot. i think he's a friend of mine. he may not be a friend of mine anymore. greg: he

what have you done lately besides boozing on our dime and chasing hookers? love it or hate it, trump is the leader of the free world and he's ready to give the planet a little tough love. >> germany will become totally dependent on russian energy if it does not immediately change course. moving forward, we are only going to give foreign aid to those who respect us. opec nations are as usual ripping off the rest of the world. and i don't like it. nobody should like it. [laughter] greg: nobody should like it. he's like the american santa. he's telling the world who has been naughty and nice, but everybody's naughty. [laughter] greg: everybody on his list is naughty. and he's just getting started. >> i don't like what's happening in cuba, and i certainly don't like what's happening in venezue venezuela. iran is going to come back to me and they are going to make a good deal, i think, maybe not, you never know. yemen is a mess. syria is a mess. not happy with opec. i like china, and i like president xi a lot. i think he's a friend of mine. he may not be a friend of mine anymore. greg: he

this investigation can do so rosenstein being removed would certainly allow trump to shut down this investigation that he so hates onthe other hand this would put the white house into further turmoil it would in raise the last further and this is all happening near weeks before these midterm elections that are very much suggesting the republicans stand to lose a lot in these election there's the been this predicted blue wave coming and the white house really wants to project this symbol this picture of strength right now and really rosenstein would not help with that in mind you know what happens if the reasons dean is no longer deputy attorney general i mean he has been privy to many conversations that involve the president over there have been about the president could he begin cooperating with special counsel robert. that is certainly a big question mark in washington right now it is curious that trump hasn't done more up until now what does it matter we should say is the way in which rosenstein is removed if in fact he is removed by the end of this week because if he is fired it's a bit murky but if he actually

one thing, donald trump. you can't ignore the trump factor and how much democrats hate donald trump and want to block everythingdoes. and look at the massachusetts primary. there's just the base is on fire. and any democrat that doesn't margin step in blocking trump at every motion. that's a big part of it. but dana and i were talking about this earlier. there's been a real change. i was in the united states senate. i voted for almost every single clinton nominee. and some of them were folks i wouldn't trust to judge me on things but the bottom line is, were they qualified? did they -- you know, were they fair? good temperament? and that was it. the election mattered. you get to choose who you want to pick. that has been thrown out because of the -- this is just a complete politization of the judiciary caused by the judiciary involving themselves more in politics. the judiciary becoming, as conservatives see and as democrats want, as a superlegislature to basically decide all the issues. when they jumped into that field, now they've gotten involved in the area of politics, and that's why these confirmation hear

on the left. if you imagine homogeneous university caught in the crosshair of this gigantic will arise asian where left and right hate each other, you can understand why the trump election, on university campuses, it was a horrible event in which people came together to mourn. that is partly why we think the biggest act of violence happened right after the trump inauguration. rising political polarization. those are the six beams. this is our explanation why. videos we also have the police killings. especially felt threatened. that was an important spark. it is not just about rays. the end result is a very rapid change, a phase change. there is a change in generation. a dynamic change. the conditions change. a social science detective story there are no real villains in our book. and a lot of people doing what they thought for kids. things we have been doing for a long time. it is not very sweet root. this is a story about how good intentions and bad ideas are setting up a generation for failure. thank you. >> we have already talked 30 minutes. we welcome your questions. is this amplifying? one is amplifying, one is recording. okay. how about now? yes. sorry. t

yorker magazine was so outrageous and so unsubstantiated that even the trump-hating "new york times" refused to officially report ont. in this case, a woman named deborah ramirez. she alleges that in the 1980s, kavanaugh might have exposed himself to her at a drunken college party. ramirez herself wasn't totally sure if it was kavanaugh, if he was the perpetrator. according to her own words in her own account she became" quickly inebriated" at the party. she was "foggy and slurring her words" and ramirez even acknowledged that she had significant memory gaps from that evening. those ramirez listed in her case to the incident have all flatly denied her charge including her own best friends. not a single person corroborate her story, not one. moments ago, we learned there is another accuser making an anonymous hearsay claim about an incident that took place between kavanaugh and a woman in 1998 and this anonymous nbc news report is obviously a report that i doubt nbc news would ever make about tom brokaw or matt lauer or andy lack. they wouldn't do it about people that they've worked with or have worked with over the

what have you done lately besides boozing on our dime and chasing hookers? love it or hate it, trump is the leader of the free world and he's ready to give the planet a little tough love. >> germany will become totally dependent on russian energy if it does not immediately change course. moving forward, we are only going to give foreign aid to those who respect us. opec nations are as usual ripping off the rest of the world. and i don't like it. nobody should like it. [laughter] greg: nobody should like it. he's like the american santa. he's telling the world who has been naughty and nice, but everybody's naughty. [laughter] greg: everybody on his list is naughty. and he's just getting started. >> i don't like what's happening in cuba, and i certainly don't like what's happening in venezue venezuela. iran is going to come back to me and they are going to make a good deal, i think, maybe not, you never know. yemen is a mess. syria is a mess. not happy with opec. i like china, and i like president xi a lot. i think he's a friend of mine. he may not be a friend of mine anymore. greg: he

on trump. "for those of us still believing that islamic extremists hate america because of the freedoms we guaranteede, the gravest threat trump poses to our national security is the damage done daily to america's image." scarborough is backtracking after facing heavy criticism. greg, he is a seasoned political pro. to do this on the anniversary of 9/11, it's just dumb. >> greg: it's funny. if it was in june or may and he was sitting somewhere and he goes oh, trump. he is worse than 9/11. i could see them going i don't know what i was thinking. that's not what he did. you can forgive him -- you can forgive anybody. dumb comment but you can't walk back this one central thing, that on the anniversary of 9/11, it's always about 9/11. it's about the victims. he made it about trump as a way of making it about himself. he wanted the spectacle to be directed at him because he's going to be virtue signaling to all of the resistors. he stole something very valuable from the victims. he stole their moment and made it about him. they are the spinal tap of cable news. the sum of their stupidity is greater than t

so one senior trump official told me earlier this week that as long as the president doesn't hate tweet mccain on saturday, they consider that a minor victory of public relations. >> curious to see the minor victory is the president tweeting with threats to congress about nafta in the same breath when many lawmakers were in the national cathedral for the services as well but he managed to talk about nafta and everything else this morning. >> i think the president just really hates it when the attention is not on him so with all of the mourners gathered for john mccain's funeral he felt the need to turn everything back on to himself. he of course -- was not invite and barack obama and george w. bush were giving the eulogy so i think that probably ate at the president. not just the fact that he wasn't invited, i don't think he cared much about that, but that he wasn't getting -- he wasn't the center of attention made him angry. >> something to be seen in the past time and time again. so thank you for being with me here and natasha and kevin and samson. >>> and still to come, remembering j

hate trump and they criticize trump for petty things sometimes. but with mike pence, i mean, they criticized him for not wanting to go on lunch dates with other women because when it comes down to it i think on the left, the primary motivating things for modern leftists is that they -- they hate western civilization, as it has historically stood, and they see correctly that christianity has been the driving force for western civilization historically. ed: good point. the vice president was asked about those comments. here's what he said. >> any time i'm criticized for my belief in jesus christ, i just breathe a prayer of praise. this is a nation of faith. and so i'll -- we'll continue to stand for the things that we believe in. ed: i bet those comments scare that cnn contributor even more. >> yeah, that's very terrifying. listen to that christian supremacist. mike pence, he does a great job of -- he responds to this as a christian. and i think he responds to it in a way that's very disarming because it shows how ridiculous it is to be afraid of christians when he's very gentle about it and he's saying look, i'll pray for these people and that's it.

they can't beat on trump for the economy because the economy is doing better. they're going to say trump hates immigrants and trump hates women like romney had the binders full of women. it's old. go out there with a positive message and don't try to pretend like you are civil. all of a sudden, the parties civility? like it's the party that cares about character? bill clinton and ted kennedy's party? come on. >> juan: how can you argue that this man who is arguing about -- the numbers right now prove to you how wrong you are that the polls were growing wider and wider. >> greg: nike loses billions after making colin kaepernick the face of its new campaign. that's ahead. the full value of your new car? you'd be better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with liberty mutual new car replacement we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ take us downtown, waze. waze integration- seamlessly connecting the world inside... with the world outside... making life a little... easier. introducing the well-connected lincoln mkc. i love

there's no indication they're ready to do it >> one thing that really disturbed me today was saying a lot of money flowing into the coffers. i hate that trump looks at the trade war that way to me it is just a tax on the consumer somewhere along the line we're getting taxed. >> what's the former larry kudlow used to say before. tariffs are a tax. >> right he's not controlling the tax conversation, it seems i'm not opposed to the idea of having a better trade policy i'm not a fan of tariffs we seem to have such a haphazard policy, that it's really hard for companies to know what to do so to me, that rightfully should be weighing on the market. >> office depot today talking about consumer end products. the cost of chairs, for example, going up significantly as a result of the tariffs we're seeing there is a broad impact. the bigger question is what's the market going to be, the multiple, how is all of that impacted >> we haven't seen the true market impact yet. and we've seen these tariffs and talk 25% go down to 10%. in theory it sounds like a negative head wind i would say the market should have already priced it in. >> price in one? a perm

candidate like hillary clinton and turn towards somebody like donald trump who love him or hate him, the guy was running a campaign that was onand talking about issues every day to regular people. lou: that's a great point, as you know, president trump was the man, the person, the candidate, setting the agenda every single day on the campaign trail with 16 competitors, well, alleged competitors, working against him. he was the only one with original thoughts and new ideas and energy and boldness and captured the attention of the american and imagine nation of the american people. >> isn't it amazing to sit here and look at what the press does. look what bob woodward did trying to compete with omarosa for the palace intrigue and the nonsense and whip up the stories about what goes on behind closed doors at the white house, and they try to turn it into a soap opera, which is okay, fine, and maybe the trump administration gives them some fodder for doing that, but that does not take away from the fact that his campaign was still the most issue-oriented campaign of any presidential candidate i've ever covered. lou: by the way, wo

hate. so what mark do you give donald trump on this labor day weekend? >> mr.hen he was elected i said i would call balls and strikes. when he did something that was good for workers we would support them. when he did something that was bad for workers we would oppose him. unfortunately today the things that he's done to hurt workers outpace what he's done to help workers. he hasn't come up with an infrastructure program that could put a lot of us back to work. he hasn't turned regulation that would actually deny over 5 million people over time they would have had. he overturned some health and safety regulations that were hurting us on the job. enforcement of ocean and emotion that isn't what it should be. we keep trying to find areas where we can work with him. >> chris: let me ask you, 3.9% unemployment. 3.5 million jobs created, 4% -- 4.2% gdp in the last quarter. don't you give them something for that? >> mr. trumka: but wages have been down since the first of the year. gas prices have been up since the first of the air so overall workers aren't doing as w

fun of hitler so people who love trump did not buy the book and people who hate trump did not buy the book so basically, no onehe book. tyrus: i read the book but i did pick it up in the back of the green room. i owe you. get meet with me after the show. i would say this talking style, you pointed out great. don king, wrestling background, he learned how to speak that way like a flow of a rhyme and mohammed ali was the same way. dunking was a big proponent of that when you learn public speaking back in the day. greg: they are similar but my idea is a book of recipes with only four ingredients which would be well done steak, catchup, diet coke and fried chicken. with four variables you can have 10000 commendations with those four ingredients. i don't have a name for it but i think it would be called -- >> remaindered the five that the term for being discounted heavily. still to come, when will the media wake up and cover the bread capital story? like i havavavavav ancestrydna makes over 10 million new family connections, every day. that's more ways to discover new relatives. people who share your dna. and maybe