because he thought crooked hilary clinton would win. that's why. had nothing to do with the trump administration, but fake news doesn't want to report the truth, as usual. the fact is, there is more that the obama administration could have been done and they were aware that much of this meddling was going on; right? >> absolutely. the president does have a point there. the obama administration could have don't more, could have -- could have done more, could have said more, but the thing is he's president now. for better or worse, it is in president trump's hands to do something about this. that's what concerned experts the most he hasn't publicly condemned russia on election meddling as of yet even though secretary nielsen has and dni coats has just this weekend. >> some think the president may be willing to assent to russia's annexation of crimea in exchange for something else, perhaps help with syria or iranians. >> that could definitely happen, but the president has said in his press conference with prime minister may that he definitely will be

you also showed by your words that you wanted hilary clinton to win. but yet the ig investigation found that you advocated for more aggressive investigative measures into the clinton investigation including the use of grand jury subpoenas and search warrants to obtain evidence. is that true? >> yes. >> you did that because you checked your political beliefs at the door and when you did your duty as an fbi agent, you applied the law to the facts. that's what we expect you to do. that's what we expect prosecutors to do. that's what we expect judges to do. i'm a former prosecutor. there are defendants i despised. there were defendants i was okay with. but it didn't matter. all that mattered was could we prove a charge beyond a reasonable doubt? if we could, we went forward. if we couldn't, we did not go forward. that's what we expect everybody to do. now, there's been some allegations by one of my colleagues today about political donations and how that might show bias. so let's talk about fbi director, a republican, nominated by a republican president, co

because he thought crooked hilary clinton would win. that's why. had nothing to do with the trump administration, but fake news doesn't want to report the truth, as usual. the fact is, there is more that the obama administration could have been done and they were aware that much of this meddling was going on; right? >> absolutely. the president does have a point there. the obama administration could have don't more, could have -- could have done more, could have said more, but the thing is he's president now. for better or worse, it is in president trump's hands to do something about this. that's what concerned experts the most he hasn't publicly condemned russia on election meddling as of yet even though secretary nielsen has and dni coats has just this weekend. >> some think the president may be willing to assent to russia's annexation of crimea in exchange for something else, perhaps help with syria or iranians. >> that could definitely happen, but the president has said in his press conference with prime minister may that he definitely will be

it is unintentionally hilarious.rs morgan, i know, we run things of his, i don't want to upset a source of money for me, but it doesn't do him or the president any favours. he lets the guy down. i can't stand trump not actually he comes out of this, andl trump not actually he comes out of this, and i don't think piers morgan meant him to come out of this, he is like a benevolent patriarch. i will give you some time, i will answer your questions. and he ends with, get off my plane. now, i get that that was a movie reference. this is the president turning around to his advisers, who was that again?m the president turning around to his advisers, who was that again? it is the most softball interview. i cannot believe any serious journalist would spend so much time talking about comic dashing about this plane. it is a complete contrast to the interview with tom newton dunn in the sun that we had. the polar opposite. it might be that when this interview is broadcast on monday there is more in it. trump a p pa re ntly monda

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no i don't think it's timely because i think it's long overdue i mean it's hilarious as you mentioned earlier that it took business finally like waking up saying oh these people we promised all these hundreds of thousand dollars to aren't delivering in our advertising so now it's a problem but like as you alluded to back when it was game or gave back when people are being trolled back when people are being threatened and their lives are being threatened online no one batted an eye you know so it's hilarious to me to see this happening and yeah i think it's going to affect celebrities and affect a lot because a lot of these marketing companies especially in hollywood music you know they tell you that someone is popular when really they might not be as popular as they are as they're advertising but when you see you know six million followers are just that person must be popular so i guess i must listen to what they have to say but that might not be true we see this in news media all the time. ultimately we when we kind of want to have. some kind of measurement and twitter c.e.o. jack do

>> daddy, nick cannon's hilarious. >> man, [ bleep ] you, son. walked off with your school clothes money. it's fun, isn't it? i'm broke, i'm broke! >> what chappelle show did that other shows hadn't done was it was a sketch show about one guy. it's his point of view. >> he's hilarious. >> you're acting like a little bitch. >> chappelle has a brilliant mind, and sketch shows are pieces of your mind. he chose some very unconventional things like the charlie murphy stories. i wouldn't have thought to do that as a sketch. >> after it was all over, he took us in the house and served us pancakes. >> ask your doctor if you're healthy enough for sexual activity. if you have an erection lasting longer than four hours, call me. hi. i'm amy schumer and you can buy lab coats on ebay. >> amy's pretty hose to chappelle show in terms of you get a sense of what she believes. chappelle show was about the horror of being a black person in america, and amy's show is the horror of being a woman in america. >> as things change, people talk more about what's come out

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they thought hilary clinton was going to be president of the united states. so they went after her with a vigor. and they were causing -- their theory was let's bruise the american president, whoever that is, comes out of the american presidency, so that it gives us leverage -- it gives us an opportunity of message around the world. that's where they were going. we should all be concerned about that. the fact the president conflates the legitimacy of his presidency i think with anything related this topic is causing problems with unleashing the entirety of the u.s. government to help us push back on this problem. that's the part where i get concerned. the other piece, you know, the national security institutions are not -- i don't believe will let the president go too far in some of this. i wish he would be better prepared. i don't think he should do a sin -- do a helsinki summit, excuse me, another summit here. you don't give putin a reward by parading him with a state dinner in washington, d.c. that sends the wrong message. >> mike and chris, you have both

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cnn covered it as if it was a visiting head of state. >> it's hilarious. they were covering every moment of the flooding -- floating balloon. >> laura: it's so cute. >> what's the latest? >> not major stunning developments. it's been up in the air 35 minutes. nothinged changed there. it's got another hour and 35 by the london authority. bear in mind there's political context around the balloon. to repeat what it is, donald trump as a baby in a nappy or diaper holding a mobile phone his favorite weapon of war. >> laura: he's holding a nappy with his cell phone. >> here's the amazing thing here. it was a 19 foot balloon. >> laura: they're making it look like a macy's day parade the way you shoot the balloon. >> if you watch closely, they're like the others. the turkish president was here not long ago. he's charged with horrible atrocities. >> laura: they were smashing the security detail. >> he goes there there's almost no protests but the last big protests like this is after george bush -- >> laura: bush equals terrorists. here's the headlines, thousands of

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no i don't think it's timely because i think it's long overdue i mean it's hilarious as you mentioned earlier it took business finally like waking up saying oh these people we promised all these hundreds of thousand dollars to aren't delivering in our advertising so now it's a problem but like as you alluded to back when i was game or gave back when people being trolled back when people being threatened in their lives were being threatened online no one batted an eye you know so it's hilarious to me to see this happening and yeah i think it's going to affect celebrities and affect a lot because a lot of these marketing companies especially in hollywood and music you know they tell you that someone is popular when really they might not be as popular as they are as they're advertising but when you see you know six million followers are just that person must be popular so i guess i must listen to what they have to say but that might not be true we see this in news media all the time. ultimately we when we kind of want to have. some kind of measurement and twitter c.e.o. jack dorsey said

of strong mark our friend hilary ford which first off what do you make of this the spine i mean it's huge for one thing but but what's your view hilary yes thank you for having me back again and actually it's huge. but not in terms of google's overall gross profits it's something like five percent of their gross nevertheless i think what's most interesting is the timing is this retribution for the terrorists the e.u. is actually quite desperate for funds right now they have the immigration issue to deal with if bracks it actually goes through which is looking more and more like it will all be it may be a soft brakes it the e.u. is desperate for funds and this is a fine of penalizing fine fine and anti-american because they need the money i noticed or something i didn't catch it but i saw the switch blow by my twitter that the president said something about you know your watch out or something or you're getting what you deserve with regard to the google thing so are there after american tech giants so some are saying this may be sort of retribution for this coming out sort of sideways

no i don't think it's timely because i think it's long overdue i mean it's hilarious as you mentioned earlier that lead it to business finally like waking up saying oh these people we promised all these hundreds of thousand dollars to aren't delivering in our advertising so now it's a problem but like as you alluded to back when i was gamer gave back when people being trolled back when people being threatened in their lives were being threatened online no one batted an eye you know so it's hilarious to me to see this happening and yeah i think it's going to affect celebrities and affect a lot because a lot of these marketing companies especially in hollywood music you know they tell you that someone is popular when really they might not be as popular as they are as they're advertising but when you see you know six million followers are just that person must be popular so i guess i must listen to what they have to say but that might not be true we see this in news media all the time. ultimately we when we kind of want to have. some kind of measurement and twitter c.e.o. jack dorsey sai

around the world hilary what are the real slow g.d.p. countries that we haven't forbid predicted the problems in those countries what are the ones that sort of stick out to you well i mean obviously i mean we've had does a softer in syria and that's been a lot of course because of the drought so i think you've got actually global warming trends have affected some of that and it's really obviously in the middle east where you have colliding factors i think robust employment begets robust economies and therefore of course robust stability instability if you think about many years ago in the sixty's it was instability in northern ireland why the economy was disastrous now the northern irish economy is strong and that keeps stability so i would think anywhere where there is abject poverty and that will be places in the middle east so you a strong mark henry ford which thank you for coming in your little welcome absolutely anytime. one might ask where is the the definitively wealthiest place in the united states well our to correspondent trea

it is part of the state that obama carried, that hilary clinton did well in.cratic congressman until recently. he was trying to get the democrat nod back again. and he'd have a shot in the general election. but the democrats instead went hard left with a woman named kara eastman who is in favor of medicare for all, free college, guaranteed job with a guaranteed paycheck, and in a midwest district like that, that is sane and sensible, even a lot of democrats are going to find that too much to go for. paul: but you know, karl, look, ocasio cortez it seems to me has a point at least on one thing, and that is enthusiasm and energy and passion. and if you stand for something, you're going to motivate people to vote. in 2010, as you know, the response from republicans to president obama was driven in part by that kind of passion. voters know that trump is going to have the veto authority. but the democrats may be motivated enough to put a check on that and some of these issues may not matter as much. >> well, maybe, but look, she comes from a very liberal district t

. >> lisa: what is hilarious about this is that dick durbin represents illinois.menthal has also been very critical. it's hilarious for him to be asking these red state senators to throw themselves when they're not facing tough reelections like the people like joe manchin in west virginia or president president trump won every single county in the state. you're going to see where the pressures being applied and that's where you need to look in trying to read the tea leaves of the confirmation process, as the states where the pressures being applied, those of the red state states. >> kennedy: is shocking to me that he's asking a group of people, not just one person, but a group of people to essentially end their political careers. because the democrats, the democrats are going to lose and then you've got these people who've been touting in their own campaign ads that they vote with the president, a majority of the time democratic senators, that is their biggest message running for reelection. going to those voters and say i know you like this nominee better, i tota

i think probably not particularly, but the obama administration made the mistake and hilary clinton made the mistake several times of saying that assad was going to go, he had to go and he didn't go. so it left assad in power and basically the obama administration in an embarrassing and painful position. the problem now is that finally, eventually obama built up necessary alliances on the ground in syria with the kurds and also with forces in the south of syria near the jordanian border. those forces have been completely abandoned. that's why the last real stronghold of the democratic forces just fell. you know, as we bee tray those allies on the ground in syria, we will have the question once again why would you want to be an ally of the united states of america, whether in nato, on the ground in syria or anywhere else, because americans cannot be trusted. >> reporter: and that, of course, is the underlying theme here in europe with the president having gone from quebec to singapore and then after really not standing firm on some major issues, the military exercises with south korea, go

it was hilarious and every day i was laughing. >> it was the super bowl of snowflake. it was nothing i have ever seen in my life. you never seen so much blushing. wherever he set the boundary of what to crazy or mainstream media publications will come up press conference was not amazing and it was not the -- i can understand why some people had issues but is not as bad as pearl harbor. bam, headline. some even compared it to kristallnacht and is this because you don't want to do the hilarious things but get specific and they lost their mind. we know people don't care about it because we have [inaudible] back on tv. greg: it's true but now it's back to porn stars and mac. the way i like it, ladies and gentlemen. christina, you cover money and you do it well at foxbusiness and the economy seems immune to any of the stuff and americans seem immune. >> we hit the lowest on the permit rate each scene since 1959 and then we -- as we talked about your third nipple jobs and porn stars. [applause] more portly, yes we are doing well and we had earnings came out this week and str

going viral, hilarious moment, a cat interrupts live interview.monday morning, back with fox news alert. rescue crews back inside the cave in thailand this morning phase 2 underway right now to bring the soccer team and coach to safety after being trapped for more than 2 weeks. 8 boys and their coach remain inside after 4 boys successfully taken out. kids recovering at nearby hospital in healthy condition. now it's unclear when the first boy will emerge from today's operation, officials say more rescuers from around the world are helping the navy seals help to go get everyone out within 2 or 3 days. and devastating landslides in flooding in japan now leaving at least 100 people dead. over 70,000 rescuers now digging through rubble to find more than 60 people still missing after record rainfalls, thousands have lost power and are running out of water as temperatures climb into the 90's or 80's rather. authorities say there could be more mud slides coming, rob. rob: carley, thanks, hillary clinton is landing a comeback, that's the claim from newly r

i thought it was hilariously funny.edibles 2, which picks up the story, there is a lot more jack—jack. the story is they are still trying to rehabilitate supers. so, elastigirl is basically roped in to a lot of pr stunts to make supers popular with people again. mr incredible is left at home looking after the kids, having to help dash with his maths homework, having to help his daughter with her first crush. but, it is the baby jack—jack stuff that is really funny, in the same way that in the despicable me movies the minions started out as sidekicks, and ended up being centrestage. here, jack—jack started out as a sidekick and ends up being centrestage. i started laughing about five minutes in and i laughed all the way through. it looks fabulous, as you can see. all those future retro ‘605 inflicted designs look great. and i am happy to admit that i was completely wrong about the first film. a new foe in this, is there? there's lots of new stuff. the most exciting thing is the stretchy cycle, the elasticycle bike, which

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because he thought crooked hilary clinton would win, that's why.. but fake news doesn't want to report the truth as usual. i mention that to say this, you know it is going to come up, and certainly helps us figure out what happened, so we will have a chance to ask both leaders coming up monday in helsinki. join us for live coverage on fox news. eric: this will be absolutely fascinating. meanwhile the protests against the president continued. they were in scotland today. they weren't as large as the massive demonstrations on the streets in london. >> yeah, listen, you're always going to get -- wherever the president goes, you're going to get some protesters. that's par for the course. they were vocal. certainly smaller than what we saw in london yesterday. but they were out there voicing their opinion. that's part of being in a democracy; right? the president's arrival here garnering a fair amount of attention, both positive and negative. and certainly that was the case with that gathering today. by the way, there were also a smattering of protester

>> nick cannon is hilarious. >> because he just walked off with your school clothes money." did was a sketch show about one guy. >> he's hilarious. >> you acting like a little bitch. >> he has a brilliant mind and sketch shows are pieces of your mind. he chose some very unconventional things like the charlie murphy stories. i wouldn't have thought to do that as a sketch. >> after it was all over, he took us in the house and served us pancakes. [ laughter ] >> pancakes. >> ask your doctor if your healthy enough for sexual activity. if you have an election lasting longer than four hours, call me, i'm amy schumer and you can buy lab coats on ebay. >> you get a sense of what she believes. "chapel show" is the horror of being a black guy in america and amy is a white girl in america. >> people talk more about what's come in the open. amy schumer and rape in the military. >> i wish to report it. >> are you sure? >> i'm sure. >> did you know he has a family? >> no. >> does that change your mind about reporting? >> no. >> we didn't have a single female comedian as the focus of a sh

it's so weird and hilarious, inherently. >> do you want to go fast? >> it's so funny. it's so funny. ♪ >> now, sex, sex, sex, sex. >> oh, yeah. >> yeah? >> sex is always funny because it's just so weird that we do that. it's just a strange thing. >> yes. >> nice. >> and it usually doesn't go well. at least for me. >> like, if you think about what you're doing while you're having sex, it's so hilarious. you're just like -- >> yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, oh, oh, oh, yes. oh. >> sex is like most people's motivation for everything. yet they're taught it's dirty and wrong. you're not supposed to masturbate, but your body's going to tell you to do it every day. but don't. >> we're provential in a sense. it's something everybody can be titillated about. >> as long as we live it will always be the number one source of conflict, comedy, drama. it is the most basic root of who we are as people. >> sex is the great equalizer. you go around the country and around the world, and you talk about sex and everyone can lock in. nothing else is as relatable as that. >> it's even hard to fin

politicians to bomb syria according to now arguably victorious syrian president bashar al assad what hilary benn devil and hillary clinton were doing could have actually destroyed the planet in reality we were cloth to have dad a conflict between the russian forces and american forces. and fortunately it was it has been avoided. by the with some of the american leaders by the wisdom of the world and because they thought that in the interest of anyone. anyone in this world and for all the syrian to have do. not join with a nuclear conflict was on the agenda of the u.k. taxpayer funded white helmets but they have arguably realize they've lost their war . trump contacted me and canadian prime minister truth and requests. to hundreds of white how much from syria and why helmets allegedly linked to al qaeda groups in syria have all to be the vacuity to a country that has been arming israel's netanyahu britain this in the context of britain arming israel as it is killed or wounded thousands of palestinian men women and children since the spring no wonder the u.k. abstained on the un general assem

we have hundreds of hours devoted to hilary clinton's e-mails. this committee has failed in its responsibilities to secure our elections, which is a responsibility we have to the american people. when we have an opportunity to raise the issue, instead we are going to talk about hilary clinton's e-mails. >> recognize the gentleman from florida for nooif -- for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. you said your actions weren't motivated by bias. the ig disagreed when he asked you about the insurance policy text, we will stop it text you provided an explanation similar you did today. he found your explanation to be unpersuasive, you are aware of that; correct? >> i'm not aware of that with regard to that text. >> he did. he testified when we had him in here in june in response to my questioning. he also said that your explanation for how you handled the anthony wiener laptop, you delayed, you didn't take action initially. he said your explanation for that and he did note that in the report was not persuasive. you're aware of that; correct? >> s

it's adorable, hilarious. so you're going to see this guy cheesing in the camera. here's the problem. he was asked to record a proposal at the scenic trainway in albuquerque, new mexico. his name was john hart and he was either super excited or super unfamiliar with how a phone works because he ended up recording himself throughout the entire proposal. >> did you have it backwards? you were filming yourself. >> aw, man. >> it's fine. >> as you can hear the man who proposed didn't seem too upset. other people there were recording when he popped the big question so they had video evidence. >> nice. >> and by the way, despite this kind of mess up, she said yes. >> maybe they did two takes, did it better the second time. >> i just like how he says oh, you turkey -- i'm going to bring that back. from all of us here at abc 7 news thanks for watching today. enjoy that hot weather. >> yeah, it's around for a couple more days. >> welcome to whiz kids week where today our young players are about to learn that the pressure of final exams is nothing compared to staring down th

putting people in jeopardy behind him on the escalator just because his friend told him to freeze, how hilarioushe middle of traffic and he commits to this challenge and game. stands in traffic. >> that's shocking, especially the guy that got stuck in the tray and now he's off to a completely -- >> does that taste weird to you? >> freeze. >> this is open season for trolling your friends if you're guys. let's be honest, mostly the guys are going to be playing this game. >> yeah, because i have a number of videos because this challenge has gone global. and, yes,er ] >> feel the burn, brother. >> well, hopeful that i bar's not his backswing, you know what i mean. >> i'm thinking at the same time don't go running around outside in america screaming fooes freeze at people. it's going to get consfwlugs it's kind of fun when it's just you and your friends but when you get other people involved, it's going to get bothersome like here. you can play the freeze challenge with your friends, join in, host -- >> nick, freeze. >> let's all go to lunch. >> thanks for watching. remember rtm is all new all summer

he's hilarious, he's strange, he's warm.s. >> he loves sports. i don't know anything about sports. yeah, we can't talk about that at all. >> jimmy: that's the only gap in your relationship? >> yeah, that's really a big blind spot. >> jimmy: you've become friendly with al pacino, which is a pretty great thing. instant credibility in a way. are you calling him? >> no, but i did want to show you that he recently has gotten an iphone. >> jimmy: oh, he did. >> and -- yeah. and it's -- you know. he's an older man. you don't think about older people and technology. >> jimmy: well, i do, yeah. >> right. myself as well. but he -- yeah. i texted him that i was coming today. and he likes his emojis and stuff too. i said, going on kimmel today, you want to come by and say hello? i think we're going to yawl about you. talk about you, not yawl. he said, oh, thanks, my boy. you got the light, stay with it. emoji, emoji, scared face. have a great show. you got the light, stay with it. >> jimmy: i think he means he doesn't want to come. [ la