we've had this stuff but i love this headline as well peter navarro says there's a special place in hell for justin trudeau that is our chief trade negotiator for it donald trump so it's quite interesting to call an ally there's a special place in hell for him and i don't know if that was because of his eyebrow falling down of space but peter navarro has apologized for this but you know i'm not sure what the big problem is with the canadians i mean we get the maple syrup and we get the hockey players and they get the tar sands tell you what stop sending tar sands to america i'll be happy about that because it's extremely dangerous for people so i think justin trudeau did some sort of special tar sands deal just recently as well but nobody pays attention to them because trump is everything right but that's what everybody's paying attention to but i want to turn to another story that i promised we would cover the last episode i said we were covering this and this is finally. frets about share buybacks quote torrent of corporate training dominating the market and short term financial engine

so it's like you know it's also someone exist in the us there was hell to go with have and capitalism shouldn't exist unless there's a penalty for committing troops so the f.c.c. is saying this is a special economy if you commit massive fraud there's no. crime there's no criminal prosecution for you as you know the former attorney general of america should hold eric holder these banks are above the law and we question him i asked him this directly in the airport in washington i said do you still grieve that there is no law that applies to bankers. who rule no room for proof. the guy should be flayed bring it. on we're not sure if you are right or left headline in the news and again the theme of this show is there's a special place in hell there's a special place and how for justin trudeau this is a special place in hell for these executives dumping their shares while announcing share buybacks and there's a special place and how you minister is because u.k. security minister proposes digital i.d.'s to enforce online civility ben wallach is theresa may security minister has proposed tha

what the hell do you have to lose?-american unemployment is at the lowest level in history. very, very true. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. so we keep going, and we keep driving, and when it's all over. nobody has done the job we have all done. wages are rising. for those of you that were with the campaign which i think was probably 130% of you. you would hear me talking about wages. where a person would have a job 21 years ago, 19 years ago from two years when we were doing the campaign. and they made more money 19 years ago relatively speaking by far than they made two years ago and one year ago. the wages were going along, one job, and now they have two and three jobs. they would be work much harder and making much less money. and now for the first time in 22 years, wages are rising again. [cheers and applause] even more importantly than that. you have a choice of jobs. it's like the va. we approved choice. they have been trying to do it for 45 years. choice. you have choice in a job. but the

what the hell do you have to lose?-american unemployment is at the lowest level in history. very, very true. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. so we keep going, and we keep driving, and when it's all over. nobody has done the job we have all done. wages are rising. for those of you that were with the campaign which i think was probably 130% of you. you would hear me talking about wages. where a person would have a job 21 years ago, 19 years ago from two years when we were doing the campaign. and they made more money 19 years ago relatively speaking by far than they made two years ago and one year ago. the wages were going along, one job, and now they have two and three jobs. they would be work much harder and making much less money. and now for the first time in 22 years, wages are rising again. [cheers and applause] even more importantly than that. you have a choice of jobs. it's like the va. we approved choice. they have been trying to do it for 45 years. choice. you have choice in a job. but the

covering this fact they're not pointing out that this is corrupt and venal and a special place in hell should be reserved for you just like with sitting alongside justin trudeau you know the kaiser report n r t they're pointing this out and we're going to be in trouble people are complaining to us you know americans all across the country should call the f.c.c. today and let them know that they are concerned about all the share buybacks and that the company executives are. cashing out at the expense of the economy tel doesn't exist any more because it brought back all the chairs and it's been taken private by jay clayton the f.c.c. so it's like it's also someone exist in the us there was hell to go with haven't capitalism should exist unless there's a penalty for committing crimes so the f.c.c. is saying this is a special economy if you commit massive fraud there's no crime there's no criminal prosecution for you you know the former attorney general of america said eric holder these banks are above the law and we question them i asked them this directly in the airport in washington i s

the hell with the american people. joining us now, the smartest political strategist in the country, ed rollins, former reagan white house political director. >> thank you, sir. how are you? lou: i got to be honest with you. i'm so disgusted with the justice department and everyone associated with their leadership. i mean i would -- i can just absolutely puke, if you want to know the truth. >> the president promised he was going to drain the swamp when he ran and the swamp keeps getting bigger. this is the epitome of it. wray the new fbi director worked for comey. how could he be investigating accurately. lou: did you hear that smug self righteous pretentious little. >> how do you investigate hillary who clearly violated a law by basically going off of official government -- taking government documents -- lou: i got an answer for that one. >> when they were all doing the same thing. lou: yeah. they were conductin conducting t business on private phone doing what he did without regard for what was classified or confiden

we are getting them the hell out. as i said, by the thousands. >> [ cheering ] >> just days ago, a brave border agent was shot multiple times while protecting our border. every day, border agents are keeping drug, crimes, and gangs from entering the country. we are going to get the wall built. we have already started it. $1.6 billion, we are getting the wall built. >> [ cheering ] [ crowd chanting ] >> it is already begun. it is beautiful. i will tell you why, they may not want to talk about it in california, but those people in san diego are very happy with donald trump, on building the wall, and they are so happy. they are so happy. in recent days, we have heard of shameless attacks on these courageous law enforcement officers. extremists, democrat politicians, have called for the complete elimination of i.c.e. we do not want i.c.e. anymore. do you know what would happen to parts of the country? it would be overrun with the worst criminal elements you have ever seen. activists are trying to lock i.c.e. officers from

the hell with the american people.ns former reagan white house political director. and grea american pac chairman. i am so disgusted with the justice department and the leadership, i could puke if you want to know the truth. >> the president promised a drain swamp and it is getting bigger. the new f.b.i. director worked for comey. >> lou: did you hear that smug self rightous. >> how do you investigate hillary who violated the law and took government documents. and they are all doing the same thing. >> lou: they are contacting government business doing what she did without regard for what was cssified a confidential or top secret information. and commie did the same thing. >> including grand jury tell, all of which are against the law. >> lou: and the grand jury in >> and the documents. >> lou: none. witnesses in the clinton e-mail investigation or as they use the quaint term "the midterm investigation" rather than the clinton e-mail scandal. they didn't take any word of it >> the bottom line they have one appointed by

>> no, look, as a guy that believes in heaven and hell, i would never use those terms ever. thought that was inappropriate. we can have disagreements as allies and i don't even mind the president going there with a tough message because, look, we want a fair deal, but to go to that level, when i woke up and saw that headline, i was a little confused. >> these are the president's top economic advisers, peter navarro especially on trade, clearly being told by the white house to say it. no repercussions for it. should they be out there speaking for him, should they have jobs if they're saying justin trudeau is stabbing us in the back and justin trudeau, a special place in hell for him? >> i don't have a problem with his advisers saying things like we need a better deal and going on television and saying that. >> of course not. >> when you go to the level of saying special place in hell, it is for the president and the administration to decide who they want to speak for, but if i was in that position, i wouldn't have anybody out there saying that. look, the canadians, australian

yeah, one person, all the thoughts in hell, going to be like, damn, who's that v.i.p.? ( laughter ) the question is why on earth would trump react from n sump an extreme way to a trade dispute to an unthreatening ally? according to trump's advisor, this is all part of greater plan. >> potus is not going to let a canadian prime minister push him around, pohim, potus around, president trump, on the eve of this, he is not going to permit any show of weakness on the trip to negotiate with north korea, nor should he -- >he -- >> so this was about north korea? >> of course, it was, in large part. >> trevor: of course, it was, in large part! why was he doing that? like he just watched a tiler perry movie -- our president will not -- get pushed around! he will not! ( laughter ) so, in essence, to win his nobel peace prize with north korea, trump is going to start a war with canada. it really is brilliant and the man is playing some two-dimensional chess. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) when you brew a beer with this much taste, 96alories seems like a typo. but it's

a special place in hell. words were essentially dictated by the president of the united states, if not spoken and repeated. so what does that tell you what he's thinking as he sits down in singapore in about 12 hours. >> to he me it's a sign of a lack of confidence. i don't know if he dictated these terms to his aides, but there is clearly an effort in this administration to go on tv and saw things that will impress the president. the overall reaction trudeau's statements show president trump is nervous about this meeting. he felt that trudeau might have undermined his toughness somehow. this isn't a good sign before these critical negotiations with north korea. the president should be sort of calm and very, very confident. >> yeah. looking strong is so important to this president and not looking weak equally important. that is the sense we got from the advisers. josh, crucial for this administration to stress the fact that president trump will be sitting one-on-one with kim jong-un. why do you think they wan

they did not know what the hell happened and e of my biggest critics slov anally man coully got his as kicked.by a young wom had a lot of energy. she had a lot of energy. i guess he deposit see. it they couldn't find him. >> all right. so he made the remark as campaign rally inorth day coat a thent preside was very careful to pronounce a specific word in the norm korean i want to congratulate the north dota state buyson.i s. i should not tell you this. i was coming out they were talking about bison i thought it was an s.d they sai is but it's pronounced bizan. we didn't get that wrong. >> that's definitely how you spell bisan. >> the crowdts size hand my pillow guyuc and hh is a trillion. and play the hits. trillion. and play the hits. nfh aes raidings. when we're down 20% it's the flag but it's the fact everybody is watchin their own different rail marks.e be prankly, they find this for xhiting than nfl and hell of a lot more dangerous right. >>> what?us nfl has concons but no all my winning he says there'so a lot morecome he's working on. >> so we have things cooking now. you'll sob

so charlie is there a special place in hell for justin trudeau? >> absolutely not.havior is simply strategically and economically incoherent. to enter into this kind of engagement with the canadians a few days after normandy invasion i think is unconscionable. this transatlantic relationship is the foundation of economic policy. we should do everything we can to keep this together. vladimir putin would love nothing more than to see this disunity among western nations and including japan and north korea as critical partners. the fact that our administration is undermining this alliance is simply unacceptable. and i would be curious to hear what max has to say. >> here is your opportunity. max, i believe that you say to all of the people stunned by what we saw at the g-7 you saw it coming that donald trump ran as sort of an international disrupter. >> donald trump has long had this animosity against our allies. he thinks that our allies are the problem and are ripping us off and at the same time he has a soft spot in his heart for every dictator around the world. you

lame duck speaker, get the hell out of the office. you're going to send us to destruction in the midterm elections. this man doesn't have a plan. he doesn't have a strategy. he disunt raise money that any other speaker couldn't raise. he certainly is not a strategic thinker. he is anti-trump and has been so throughout. he is a disaster and the disaster is going to consume your party. do you not agree if he is locked in that speakership? >> you know i run in if more conservative circles of the house and i have never up to this point heard a single person talk about removing speaker ryan from the speakership. today for the first time i was hearing colleagues say if speaker ryan won't stand with us in this fight over the essentials of our democracy, not weaponizing intelligence community against the presidential campaign, do we need to look at other choices. that remains a lingering question and you're starting to see more frustrations bubble to the top pa because we need that leadership. lou: great to have you with us. thanks so much. >

. >> how the hell did you do that? >> we knocked on thousands of doors.t to those doors and knocked on those doors. >> you're crazy as ( bleep )! >> people welcomed me. >> you just walked up on random white people's doors in the mountains? >> i did. >> and they opened the door and said, hey, black man, let's talk about the issues! come on in for some lemonade. is that what happened? >> that is almost exactly what happened. >> i'll knock on trevor noah's door, he's half white. it didn't help he embraced american culture. he joined a church, the u.s. military, gave a ted talk and even started listening to country music. >> we're talking blake sheldon, brooks and dunn. >> onos amigos? >> no. ( noises ) >> what's that? i didn't understand a word. >> trump knows about the refugees of wilma. >> they're going back. >> which is why some local helena voters are sounding the alarm. >> mayor collins is refugee congress! they're all for bringing in islam. >> you do understand your mayor is not muslim. >> i don't care if he's muslim or not he's still bringing it in. h

that is the hell of a fancy way to pronounce baby jail.is a real yeuf mism, like calling a cross burning a meatless barbecue. (laughter) and so #kwred, people found out that the federal government was snatching children as young as eight months from their parents. and people were rightfully outraged, not just at trump but also at his homeland security secretary and cinderella step sister krirs jen nielsen. >> the face of the trump administration family separation policy, homeland security secretary kisser jen nielsen blasted by protestors while trying to eat dinner at a mexican restaurant in the capitol. >> homeland security secretary is in a mexican restaurant of all places. the [bleep] gal. shame on you. >> nielsen tried to ignore the shouting before finally leaving. >> this is a one-time someone actually wanted a mariachi band to come to their table. she was like guys, you can get over here, quick, play that song, play it louder. ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, ba. ♪ and look, i get why it's not a good look to torment latino kids and get your taco

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he was just funny as hell. we used to joke about what it was like, he was kind of a sensitive guy, being a 56-year-old sensitive man, he said the era had improved to be a sensitive man more so than it used to be. he used to joke. he said i'm the only man i know that loves the indigo girls. i admit that. i go to those concerts, i'm sensitive. i was like me too. he was funny and warm and really was a mentor for a lot of younger reporters. >> thank you for being here to share your memories with us and to help lift up john's legacy and remember the victims of this terrible tragedy. jeff barker, good to have you with us. thank you. >> thank you so much. >>> we have much more on the investigation coming up. and plus, is president trump having the best week of his presidency? at least from the perspective of supporters? from justice kennedy's retirement to primary contests, why some believe trump is currently riding a winning streak. >>> and also, fast track, the white house setting a deadline to nominate a successor

. >> there's a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy withsident donald trump and then tries to stab him in back on the way out the door. he did the courtesy to travel up to quebec for that summit, he did him a favor and even willing to sign tt socialist communique. >> he stabbed us in the back. he did aat disservice to the whole g 7. >> we were ready to make a deal, and then we leave and trudeau pulls this stunt. >> with all of that, i want you to consider this, before president trump got on the plane to head to singapore where he is now, he was asked to rate his relationship with liz g-7 allies, he's asked this by one of our senior white house producers, here's his answer. >> the relationship that i've had with the people, the leaders of these countries has been, i would really rate it on a scale of 0 to 10, i would rate it a that doesn'tn i agree with what they're doing, and they know very well i don't. >> let's start with the man who asked the question. kevin, to you, now over in singapore, you got this question in to the president this w

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special place in hell. and there's this idea they voice that trudeau made him look bad. >> no, he didn't. >> a, he didn't and, b, that's like negotiations over the north korean nuclear program are held at a slightly more sophisticated level. do you think the north koreans are going to say, oh, well, just because trudeau went after trump, you know, we're out of here. that's ridiculous. >> that's the thing. trudu didn't go after trump. and in response of this where trudeau doesn't even go after trump, he says i'll defend canada. that's what everybody says. larry kidlow says he stabbed us in the back? and then navarro, he betrayed us. there's a special place in hell for somebody saying they're going to defend canada. trude trudeau's remarks were not even tough. why is donald trump acting like a snow flake on the national stage? why is he the ultimate snow flake melting away when justin trudeau gives a blandly canadian response? what's this just does not -- it was not that tough. he was being kind. >> sorry. >>

are you going to be -- i guess there is a hell.rejected that, basically, saying he did not say that. ross: the church is still teaches that there is the possibility of hell. it does not have a view on exactly how many people are there. brian: why all of this handwringing whether you are a protestant or a catholic or a jew? in the end, isn't it about how you lived your life and whether you have been a decent human being? ross: to some extent, yes. but these issues are from the caliphate point of view and also the point of view of most religions, markers of that question. the state of a person's soul, what comes across in a secular frame as are you a good person or not is really a question of the state of your soul after 30 or 40 or 60 or 70 years of life. what kind of condition is your soul in? from the catholic perspective, the condition of your soul is shaped by the moral choices that you make, whether you confessed sins and repent them or whether you maintain that is part of your being and the sacramental life of the church, the

limbaugh is not exactly the hell. it is. one step before the hell. actually i know most of you have a lot of knowledge about the people in libya well no waiting. was a german word to make it simple it's something like a concentration camp for those people and it's slavery. and we are here twenty miles away from them on the sea which is too rough that they can't possibly cross it's too dangerous. what bothers me and what makes my nights and maybe your nights also like that. is the fact that we are here on the sea which actually is a border. it is not a fence it has no dog's attention so. there's no order to shoot people. but it's killing anyway. people don't like to realize the truth. and nobody really speaks about it and here on the aquarius we can experience it in our own feelings. and water fire air he's elementz they will be always there they're not human but we are you and it's up to us to humanize the sea and the message which we could possibly have from this ship. could be that we wish the european people to understand that mediterranean sea sh

what the hell do you have to lose? and i came off the stage, i will never forget it.t care. i came off the stage and my political reducer said, that is a horrible thing. i said what is a horrible thing? they said, what the hell do you have to lose? and i said but it's true. what do you have to lose? african-american unemployment is at the lowest level in history. [cheers and applause] thank you. thank you very much, thank you. so we keep going, and we keep striving, and when it's all over, nobody has done the job that we have all done. wages are rising. you know, for those of you that were with the campaign, which i think was probably about 130% of you, you would hear me talking about wages. where a person would have a job 21 years ago, 19 years ago when we were doing the campaign. and they made more money 19 years ago, relatively speaking, by far, then they made two years ago, or actually one year ago. their wages were going along, they had one job, and now, they have two and three jobs. they would be working much harder and making much less money. and now for the fi

a hell does not exist. what exists is the disappearance of souls. before i ask you to ask you to explain all this, let me show you some video. he is 93 and he has a newspaper " in rome,publica italy. [video clip] said some of my advisors said to be careful talkingo you because you are a clever man and you will try to convert me. me, converting the pope? invited him for a chat. an article attracted worldwide attention. when it came to the church hierarchy, francis was uncompromising. heads of the church, he is quoted as saying, have often been narcissist, flattered by their careers. this vatican-centric vision neglects the world around it and i will do everything to change it. n: put all this in the context of what we just heard. ross: essentially, the pope's position combines a kind of absolute power with absolute limits on his power. he is the monarch of the catholic church. except, ass goes, pope, he is not supposed to be able to change anything. in fact, the whole doctrine of papal infallibility that is a misunderstood is a limit. the pope is sup

trump. >> stephen: yes, canadian hell.here bud light is on tap, they never play gordon lightfoot, and you have to choose between ryan reynolds and ryan gosling. torture. ( laughter ) who would i choose? huh? oh! they know which one i'd choose. ( laughter ) so, canada's our enemy now. in fact, according to "the washington post," no u.s. officials have ever spoken this way about any u.s. ally, ever. these are the kind of words that normally precede military action. we're going to war with canada? oh, my god, we're going to have to put alex trebek in a detention center. bet you don't have an answer for that one, do you, you smug bastard! ( laughter ) ( applause ) and what makes this even crazier is that while he's slapping around our allies, he's stroking our enemies: >> this used to be the g-8, not the g-7, and something happened awhile ago, where russia is no longer in. i think it would be an asset to have russia back in. >> stephen: something happened? you mean the invasion of crimea, eastern ukraine, and the shooting down

that happensment war is hell. but you get to meet good folks along the way, and there are stories to be told while you're waiting. along the way. one time i had this long stint where i was stuck on a base and i spoke to -- i was just hanging out with a bunch of soldiers and i wrote a story about what kind of video games they like to play. the guys who tend to go out on missions and get into a lot of firefights, they don't play their first person shootser games, to end play the sports games but the guys in the rear more on, they play the first person shoot them up gamesment or the time that i -- i had some time between imbeds and i went and smoke -- spoke to -- i went back to same hospital where i was treated when he was hurt and i met with ophthalmologists and other people wye injuries and i had a personal interest in that so it's not all banging -- run and gun and -- it's very little of that in fact. even when you're out in the remote combat outpost there's long periods where nothing is going on, hang out, shooti

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it certainly beats the hell out of the alternative. having said that, what can you envision? is it a short meeting? we are more than halfway through what we were told what was going to be a three-hour discussion. what you make of it? >> what i'd like to see is a communicate that sets out the fram framework of the deal were going to negotiate. what are they going to do? they're going to make an unambiguous strategic

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peter navarro weighing in with a special place in hell. i want you to listen now to canadaed foreign minister and how she reacts to these remarks. >> canada does not believe ad homonym attacks are particularly appropriate or useful way to conduct our relations with other countries. >> the issue is trudeau government would appreciate de-escalati de-escalation. that's what they told me they wanted to do going into the g7. the problem is they were told by larry kudlow last night, larry kudlow had no why the president abruptly pulled out of that g7 communique. then within hours it was larry kudlow on cnn cutting down justin trudeau in the most ferocious way possible. now, apparently the president was unnerved, fuming when he heard justin trudeau say this. >> i have made it very clear to the president that it is not something we relish doing, but it is something that we absolutely will do. canadians are polite, we're reasonable but we also will not be pushed around. >> will not be pushed around. that apparently is what dit for the president. th