huckabee: >> gov.s a very dishonest man, what you will see in the full report is a more lengthy version of what william barr said. that there was no collusion then there was no evidence of constructive obstruction of justice. here's the obvious question i would love to ask everybody who says there is still evidence. the narrative was that donald trump didn't really want to be president, that he just wanted to increase his brand. that he never thought he would win, he was shocked he would win, melania was crying that night he won because i never thought it would happen. he didn't know what to do, he wasn't shell-shocked by his victory. if that's the case, why on earth would he have included with the russians in order to win? nobody has been able to answer that for me. >> marie: i want to set jump i, the letter didn't say there was evidence. it said that mueller laid out the case for and against obstruction and william barr made the decision. they will be evidence, i assume, of both. it matters. >> kenne

but maybe now we can use the name huckabee in a more useful way. we have sarah huckabee sanders. barr and rudy huckabee giuliani and that explains what their mission really is. >> let's play a little more of what she said this morning in defending the president. >> the president isn't asking people to break the law, he isn't asking them to do anything that is dishonest. >> so you're saying the president has never asked you to say anything you knew not to be true? >> correct. and he's also never asked me to break the law. >> in 1991, i broke a window in my parent's house. my mom is watching now i'm sure. when they came home, they looked at me and that was the face. what sarah huckabee sanders just did, that was my face. the bigger picture here is that she is the voice of this administration, not only to the american people, but to the world. there is no reason to believe anything that this president or this administration has to say and that is a sad place. >> it used to be we would be very sad about the limited number of availabilities for sarah huckabee sanders. that's been shar

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governor mike huckabee will react to my angle and just a moment. when it comes to the immigration debate, media types are working overtime to set trump up as a bad guy. lara logan with can't miss analysis, and that disgraced cook county prosecutor, she is a travesty. the smollett fiasco, kim foxx now knows why she is coming under attack. her expo nation as a draw draw but first, democrats' working-class blues. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." with the russia collusion fantasies going up in flames, democrats are trying to find new meaning in their political live lives. to satisfy their left-wing corps, well, they are dabbling with socialism and racialized in almost every issue out there imaginable. that is obviously not enough to enact in 2020 because of may stoke their radical core repels the working my class of voters that are not in the millions for donald trump or 2016. so i think democrats are in something of a conundrum here. for all their bluster about trump's vulnerability, they are the ones with a big problem. unless you think steelw

our friend mike huckabee is in for laura tonight. i tried to get you to fill in for my show but you were too busy. >> mike: i would love to do it some of these days. you have high standards. i don't make those standards. >> sean: [laughs] you know what i always loved about u.s. presidential debates is you are quick. you just have it. always with a bunch of cheer. i want to say something with a complement -- i don't want to take your time. you fight hard in your election campaigns and you have a very unique ability, when it's over, you are very gracious. you go on and support the winner. as a tribute to who you are. >> mike: your very kind to say that. for me, it's about the team, about the country, not about me personally, that is why i was never a difficult transition for me to walk away. we did get a huckabee in the white house, just not the one i thought it was going to be. >> sean: a great sense of humor. have a great show. >> mike: thank you very much, sean. i microscopy and for laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" fr

i am mike huckabee.urday and sunday at 8:00 eastern. >> north korean leader kim jong un and vladimir putin meeting for several hours in the far eastern russian city of vladivostok. following shorter 1-on-1 talks the two leaders say they have good docs about joint efforts to resolve standoff over pyongyang's nuclear program amidst all negotiations with the united states. and they sat down for broader negotiations involving top official

but on friday president trump contradicted that, forcing white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders to change the response. >> we'll bring the illegal, i call them illegals. they came across the border illegally. we'll bring them to sanctuary cities areas and let that particular area take care of it, whether it's a state or whatever it might be. california certainly is always saying we want more people, and they want more people in their sanctuary cities. well we'll give them more people. we can give them an unlimited supply and let's see if they are so happy. they say they have open arm. let's see if they have open arms. >> so where does this idea stand right now? >> look, this is an option on the table. i mean. we've talked about a number of different things over the last two years that we would love to see happen. >> okay. so in spite of president trump's recent declaration the country is full, his proposal to transport migrants to cities deep within the interior could have the unintended consequence to make it easier for them to stay in the u.s. the ap is writing the plan would

we have sarah huckabee sanders and we have hogan gidley. lawn with us, too. steve: fantastic. i love the fact that you showed the wooden egg. when i covered that back during the reagan years. a white house official told me the reason they use wooden eggs is kids would come to the white house and take the hard boiled eggs home and keep it for years. >> that makes sense, yes, yes you don't want a smelly egg. good point. thank you for the woodennings. back to you guys. steve: wooden eggs from the state of maine. pete: kids are going to drop it right away. yesterday jed remember when you were a kid you had to raise an egg and if you dropped it. anyway, i'm prepared. jillian: i'm not with you on this one. i have never raised an egg. pete: i did, too. i eat an egg. jillian: man posing as an abulbasherer driver is due in court today. accused of killing 20-year-old samantha josephson. he stabbed her multiple times and dumped her body in the woods. police believe she got into his car thinking it was her ride share. attorney michael avenatti accused

ed, thank you very much and governor huckabee as well. governors, thank you, both. here now brit hume fox news senior political analyst. brit, usc listening t you have n listening to this conversation going on on the democratic side of the aisle what do you think? >> i think those two guys make all kinds of sense, martha. and despite the survey information that you mentioned, i agree that twitter users may not constitute the bulk of either party but make no mistake about it, the energy of the democratic party is on the left right now and to some extent the farther left the better. which -- explains why amy klobuchar isn't getting a lot of media because she didn't make a lot of news. and alexandria ocasio-cortez and her ideological allies are making the news and they're the ones that excite people. and you see the applause that someone like her generates in meetings and so on and you get a sense that there is something real about that. and ed rendell is right to worry that that would draw the democratic party into a bad place. >> martha: you get into sort of a cycle

hoenig and yes, do we believe our eyes, former presidential candidate and arkansas governor mike huckabee. good to see you. >>> howard schultz joining a chorus of 2020 hopefuls warning that the country could be headed toward a crisis in capitalism. listen. >> what ray said last night is, and i agree with him, we do have a small crisis of capitalism, and what i mean by that is that the rules of engagement for a company today, given the fact that the government can't solve all these problems, is businesses and business leaders must do more for their employees and the communities they serve. i believe that. >> america is a capitalist society, but it's got to be democratic capitalism, and that part's really important. if you want to see what happens when you have capitalism without democracy, you can see it very clearly in russia. it turns into crony capitalism and that turns into oligarchy. >> three wealthiest families in america, three families, own more wealth than the bottom half of american people. we are moving in the direction of oligarchy and together, we are going to turn that around

sarah huckabee sanders was back in the briefing room, but not there to talk to the media. that's thing two in 60 seconds. >>> all around the country, it's take our daughters and sons to skbork as they call it at the white house, thursday. on this special day, it's not like little jared and ivanka get to run around the white house. the children of staffers and reporters got to come into the white house and the white house pulled out all the stops, even opening up a special room they used only twice this year. that's right, sarah huckabee sanders dugout the key to the briefing room and chased out the bats and held an actual briefing, but for kids. we would show you the video, but the white house insisted it be off the record. a few of the questions the kids asked, like white what kind of ice cream the president likes and why they are separating families at the border. the children got to meet the president himself and luckily that was on the record. it gave us another strange trump talking to children moment. >> i even love the media today. i see these beautiful children, pr

going to them and listening to sarah huckabee sanders or adding their folks in for comment when you know they may straightforwardly be lying to you is tough. it's a challenge to our deepest protocols. the other thing is something we have not quite reckonned with. the first half is about whether trump coordinated with russia. there's not evidence of that directly. it should raise the question for us. we knew the e-mails were hacked. what happened here, is there was a crime committed to steal information from the democratic national committee and launder it through the press. we cooperated with that knowing what it was. i don't think the media is doing all that much self-reflection about the role that we played in making russia's operation successful. we're looking out ward quite a bit but not inward nearly enough. >> i'm talking about the trump administration being unethical. there's questions to the press to think about what you're saying. the reporting involving hacked, stolen documents. what do you think should happen next time? let's play there out is out in . what's the right answer?

sarah huckabee sanders gets there and says things that are not true.o the white house from water piece and everything in between. it is serious at that white house. you have the words of life and death spoken and written in that place and for people not to believe what is coming out of the people's hughouse, somethins wrong. don, let's go even further, her words calling us fake news. there's nothing more fake than what she has pushed out from her mouth at that podium. her words have caused you, me, chris co uomo and others to hav to have security and moving residences. this is serious. she needs to go. >> wow, joe, jump in here. >> what april said. listen, you know, it's -- we found out in the white house that the only time that you know they're telling the truth is when they're under oath. and when they're not under oath they're not telling the truth. sarah went on sean hannity tonight and basically backtracked on what she told the special counsel and said, you know, it was a slip of the tongue, but it was basically true. >> too late. >> that's what s

sarah huckabee sanders was back in the briefing room, but not there to talk to the media.hat's thing two in 60 seconds. it's easy to move forward when you're ready for what comes next. at fidelity, we make sure you have a clear plan to cover the essentials in retirement, as well as all the things you want to do. and on the way, you'll get timely investment help to keep you on the right track, without the unnecessary fees you might expect from so many financial firms. because when you have a partner who gives you clarity at every step, there's nothing to stop you from moving forward. >>> all around the country, it's take our daughters and sons to skbork as they call it at the white house, thursday. on this special day, it's not like little jared and ivanka get to run around the white house. the children of staffers and reporters got to come into the white house and the white house pulled out all the stops, even opening up a special room they used only twice this year. that's right, sarah huckabee sanders dugout the key to the briefing room and chased out the bats and held a

you are talking about medicaid block grants and i like governor huckabee's point.ore interested when it comes to medicaid and this issue of work requirements that medicaid's czar has been pushing because if you are able-bodied and you are into that medicaid expansion which is very popular in the rural states, why shouldn't you be doing community service or educating towards a job? the idea is the medicaid rules can shrink if you actually end up working. that's such a great idea. i'm very disturbed that in arkansas, it's being contested legally. block grants work, governor huckabee is right. i think states should have more control over it. that part i agree with. >> dr. siegel, talking about innovative solutions, one thing i'm excited about or hopeful for is how jpmorgan, berkshire hathaway and amazon announced they were banding together to find solutions in the private health insurance arena. we haven't heard a lot about that. what's your thoughts on what they might bring to the table? >> i absolutely love that. and i love another thing you didn't bring up, henry f

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shannon: let's bring in michael hopkins and mike huckabee, great to have both of you with us.hat the washington examiner said about those comments. considering sanders, an african-american early served as press secretary for bernie sanders's presidential campaign and those were at the top of the democratic heap, bernie and biden, neither of them part of this super divers feel that they have got, the first time in history, really. >> simon probably wishes she was more artful in the waitress at it but hurt point was true, the party whether democrat or republican, reflect the country and the makeup of the country and that is something democrats have been good at this 2020 cycle is making sure the candidates and their staff reflect what the country looks like. i sit here and complete that. >> if you didn't hear the audio she said in my opinion we don't need white people leading the democratic party and went on to talk about diversity. a lot of people today who are democrats, not welcoming before a vice president with open arms, justice democrats who are the more progressive wing o

what we told candidates time and again when mike huckabee always made himself available, shocked the world with a win without a campaign staff and of course donald trump in 2016. trump always made himself available. people complained bitterly about the fact he was always on tv, that he was on this show, thieves on cnn and fox all the time. guess what? he made himself available. it was like cracking the code to fort knox to get other candidates on the show. we offered other candidates to come on the show any time they wanted to. call in. they were too a d.a. dave wept to new hampshire, kaemin pore o introduce yourself to the american people and if you or your campaign staff, if they're skill to that you and eddie, and i'd love to follow-up answer from adrienne on this but looking at where leads are come from, just in this moment in time, which is very early, i sort of feel like this kennedy concept, this young, new, millennial concept in beto, which i would love for him to come on the show to understand what he's like but i feel like that concept has been forced on me. don't tell me t

we've built a robot of sarah huckabee sanders -- >> stephen: a robot?ou know i often tell inappropriate jokes, as i know you do, too, so it's nice to have someone there. >> stephen: don't say anything about her robot eye shadow or you will be in so much trouble. what special drinks you serving? >> such good drinks. we'll be serving a wolf spritzer, like a roseÉ spritzer, very nice. and a lemonade -- it's an evening for journalists, we'll be celebrating great journalism and lots of journalists there so you need to have lots of cocktails. i think we're having a beautiful lemonade lemonade with vodka and we're going to call it a yellow russian because -- ( laughter ) -- why not? >> stephen: no reason at all. no connection. >> stephen: it's for charity, right? raising money. >> yes, we're raising money from the community to protect journalists. >> stephen: they need protection. >> they do, yeah. ( cheers and applause ) yeah. >> stephen: now, we have a speak peek at a really fairly bilip -- >> so dibi sn: yo g to p d g on do i need to set it up a little bit

said on the couch on monday, listen to this and carley, you can respond. >> mike huckabee: joe biden made the mistake not pushing back hard, that statement he made supposedly, he didn't make that. ad agents, that was it and it was lousy. he should have pushed back and said, i hug women, i sometimes put my arms on them, i do it in public, nobody thinks i'm a sexual predator, anyone who thinks i am is totally wrong. >> kind of what he did. >> yeah, i think that joe biden's response was perfectly appropriate to this. somebody is going to criticize whatever he does at this point. i do think we run the risk of when we are knit-picking a hug that may have been too long, what else will that lead to? but from a political standpoint, joe biden is facing an uphill battle. he's a white man accused of inappropriate touching, that is not good. he's got the name recognition, he's still surrounded familiar memories with president obama, but he's going to dagen, have to apologize, anita hill saying him being a white man flip-flopping on abortion. if he keeps apologizing, he will look like one. >> he

we have much more from the mueller report including some of the moments sean spicer and sarah huckabee sanders were caught lying to the press. >>> plus a check on your forecast. the truth of the forecast, when we come back. ♪ you know reliable support when you have it, and that dependability is what we want to give our customers. at comcast, it's my job to constantly monitor our network. prevent problems, and to help provide the most reliable service possible. my name is tanya, i work in the network operations center for comcast. we are working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> welcome back. bob mueller's redacted report reveals that deputy attorney general rod rosenstein resisted an effort by president trump to get him to lie about former fbi director jim comey's firing. according to the report, on may 9th of 2017, the day comey was actually fired, the white house press office called the department of justice and said the white house wanted to put out a statement saying that it was rosenstein's idea to fire comey. rosenstein told other doj officials that he would not partic

. >>> well, among the revelations in the mueller report was the portion in which sarah huckabee sanderste house press secretary admitted to investigators she had lied to the american people. the incident in question came after the firing of fbi director james comey. sanders, who is paid by the american people as a spokesman for the president stood at the white house podium and stated that rank and file employees at the fbi had lost confidence in comey before donald trump zieed to sack him. she said she had literally spoken with, quote, countless people inside the fbi who told her that. now a press secretary lying to the public in order to make the boss' decision seem more popular than it was, it may be textbook propaganda bought it's not exact exactly illegal. lying to the special counsel, however, that's a felony. when sarah sanders was asked at the podium if she had been asked by mueller's team, she didn't take any chances. she admitted to investigators her comments were not founded on anything. and she admitted when she claimed countless it was a slip of tongue. take a look and decid

whole time he's actually wanted to build a whale. [ laughter ] white house press secretary sarah huckabeeders told reporters today that closing the southern border, quote, "isn't our first choice." then again, neither was sarah huckabee sanders. [ laughter ] president -- [ cheers and applause ] president trump told reporters today that his father was, quote, "born in a very wonderful place in germany." when his father was actually born in new york. [ laughter ] but yeah, let's wait and see what's in the mueller report. [ laughter ] presidential hopeful bernie sanders announced today that he has raised over $18 million in the first quarter of his campaign. so now he's no longer voting for himself. "we cannot have this country by millionaires." [ laughter ] today was equal pay day. and since this joke was written by a woman, we are getting our moneys. [ laughter ] [ applause ] according to a new study, drinking one bottle of wine a week has the same effect on your body has smoking ten cigarettes. said kathie lee and hoda, "welcome to the 'today' show." [ laughter ] [ applause ] a couple in

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here's one example about white house press secretary sarah huckabee-sanders just days after the presidentbi director john kel james comey. when a reporter indicated that the vast majority of fbi agents supported comey, sanders said look we've heard from countless members of the fbi that say very different things. she said the president said she did a good job. sanders told this office, the special counsel office, that her reference to hearing from, quote, countless members of the fbi was a, quote, slip of the tongue. she also recalled that her statement in a separate press interview that rank and file fbi agents had lost confidence in comey was a comment she made, quote, in the heat of the moment that was not founded on anything. aaron and the table are back. i've read this section four or five times. i remember when she said it. thinking that, a white house press secretary, unless they came to the white house from law enforcement or doj wouldn't have access to countless fbi agents, and they would have zero access to rank and file. there's no appropriate contact between a political appoin

it's hosted by former arkansas governor mike huckabee.e had quite an amusing take on the story of a 104-year-old woman whose number one wish was to get arrested. >> ann brokenbrow was put in handcuffs by officers and even taken for a ride in a police car. and when asked what it felt like to be arrested, she said, well, it will make me much more careful of what i say and do. at 104. but, the police were very nice throughout. hey, keith, i got to be honest with you. i'm just glad her wish was not to be a counterfeiter, you know why? >> no, i don't know why. >> because counterfeiters never make any real money. >> you know what, that sucked. this show sucks. and you suck. i quit. [ bleep ] you, mike. >> jimmy: well, that was i think a little over the top. there was drama in washington today. attorney general william barr testified before congress for the first time. since we got his cliff notes on the mueller investigation. barr says he plans to release the mueller report within a week, just as soon as he's done rolling big swaths of black pa

as a communications professional, this should be career ending for sarah huckabee sande sanders. she should never set foot on that podium again. as a comes person, and amanda, you know, all you have is your word and what you say. and the fact that on more than one occasion, this is just the occasion that we're highlighting today, but there are more than one occasions sarah sanders did not tell the truth from the podium, namely when she said that president trump knew nothing about the payments to stormy daniels, when, in fact, we authorized and signed even one of the checks. she would not be able to continue on this capacity. it is really just a middle finger, if you will, for lack of a better term to the respect that should come from that podium and so to all the folks that have come before her. >> i think their lies have cost the taxpayers -- these lies have cost the taxpayers $25 million. the truth is, there was attempted collusion. there was attempted obstruction. and because they lied and lied and lied at every turn, we had to go have this 22-months-long investigation. this r

. >> seth: yeah, well today, mike huckabee said that there are -- he did that great thing that peopleu know, some people are saying she's a manchurian candidate, i don't know. which is a super classy thing to do. if you don't know, mike huckabee is a famous bass player. [ laughter ] are you -- just since i have you here, are you a manchurian candidate? >> i'm not. >> seth: that's exactly what a manchurian candidate would say. >> yeah, exactly. [ laughter ] >> seth: exactly. caught you. >> i'm not a manchurian candidate but i do have amazing staff and in no part thanks to the fact that we pay a living wage in our office. we don't pay any less than $52,000 a year. which means -- [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: yeah. >> which means so far two of my staffers have been able to quit their second jobs in restaurants and be fully present at work. and so, you know, i hope it's a lesson to our folks on the other side of the aisle that if you pay your staff, then -- >> seth: you'll be prepared. >> you'll be prepared. you won't be saying yes or no, capitalism or socialism. [ laughter ] >> seth:

progressive wing of the democratic party is a vulnerability that this president's spokeswoman sarah huckabee sanders pointed out this morning certainly the president is wishing no ill will and certainly not violence towards anyone but the president is absolutely and should be calling out the congresswoman for her not only one time but history of anti-semitic comments the bigger question is why aren't democrats doing the same thing it's absolutely important the comments that she continues to make and has made and they look the other way find out what her comments to be absolutely disgraceful and unbefitting of a member of congress and i think that it's a good thing that the president is calling her out for those comments in those who have condemned trump's tweets have focused on the potential for it to incite more violence against congresswoman omar and this is fear that has some credibility to it because it was just last week that a man who is an avowed trump supporter was arrested by the f.b.i. for having threatened to assassinate omar and so those who are defending her language are saying

. >>> white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders responded to part of the report saying she made false statements regarding the firing of fbi director james comey. she said council members approached the white house regarding his leadership. according to the report she told the special counsel's office she had a slip of the tongue, even though she said it multiple times. last night sanders said i acknowledge i had a slip of the tongue when i used the word tr that a number of former and current fbi agents agreed with the president. coming up on "cbs this morning," sarah sanders will discuss the findings of the mueller probe. >>> on to weather now, severe forecast is expecting with heavy winds, rain, and possible tornadoes. dramatic footage shows tornados that touched down in mississippi yesterday. several communities in that state suffered devastating losses. craig setzer of our miami station wfor is tracking the threat. >> it's looking like a very stormy day to end the week for much of the eastern half of the uncantry thanks to this huge jet stream extended far south this time of

. >> fist of all, i worked for mike huckabee when he was governor of the state of arkansas.n sarah sanders since she was 19 years old. she can well defend herself. i'm not here to speak on behalf of sarah sander. >> i'm not asking you to speak on behalf of her. >> it's an honor to work for this president. and sarah is going to defend herself later on tonight on another network. the fact is what she was talking about being upset about is the phrase she used, countless. she has been clearly contacted by fbi agents. i've seen this -- >> really? >> absolutely. i've seen the text. >> that's not what she said under oath. she said it wasn't based on anything. there was no basis for what she said. >> that was what the conclusion was from the report, not what she said. what she was talking about that were in quotes was the word "countless" and the slip of the tongue was to use the phrase "countless." she will exonerate herself later this afternoon. >> and your office, if this was before you were there, so i'm not pointing this at you, but your office according to robert mueller in sw

progressive wing of the democratic party is a vulnerability that this president's spokeswoman sarah huckabee sanders pointed out this morning this.

but we now have an attorney general that does even more damage than sarah huckabee sanders by accusing the law enforcement community of spying on donald trump. real law enforcement people don't use the word spying. it is called authorized surveillance. so what we have on the field in terms of people running the executive branch of fwoechlts h government has been revealed. and it is not good. >> when people get together, good government types, they all say the same thing, god forbid we haven't had a true national challenge. and knock on whatever piece of wood you can knock on. >> and you think about obviously the administration in which i served, plenty polarizing. bush left office incredibly unpopular. so i've been to this show. i know what it looks like when your department of justice loses credibility. but in that instance, it was around opinions around counterterror policies, around a difference of opinion about how to fight terrorism. this is around the question of donald trump's criminality. this is around what the definition of obstruction is. this is around whether you can indic

governor mike huckabee, thank you very much. >> thank you. for you now. >>> the truck driver accused in this deadly pileup said he thought he was going to die so he shut his eyes before slamming into 28 vehicles. rojo agolero said his brakes gave out. he has not been charged. at least one district attorney is slamming a proposal that would give violent criminals even convicted serial killers a chance at freedom. new york's elder parole bill would give all inmates over the age of 55 a shot at parole if they've served at least 15 years in prison. it was called outrageous and idiotic. the legislation has passed committees in the state senate and assembly. >>> and the new avengers endgame shattering records at the box office. the film bringing in an opening day record of $156.7 million on friday in the u.s. wow. that is -- that's amazing. my friend saw it, said it was fantastic, by the way, so i think i'm -- pete: a couple of my kids went and saw it yesterday. i know somebody who went to see it twice already. griff: twice. and it's long. it's lon

trump and the white house in the white house really wants to you know one of the things that sarah huckabee sanders has said this really wants to to is keeping that information compartmentalize keeping the messaging of the white house and the administration in one place and i think that allowing the defense department when they're everything is about defense right now everything we're involved i think it's the idea is to keep things simple but i don't think it's. i don't think it's going to be historically intellects though good and reflection back i mean almost a year without having an official press conference in the fischel interaction of the meeting does not look good as the wages of what trump rightfully brought up that obama hadn't done a press conference hillary hadn't had a press conference for six times we got to work together please. the marine pollution bulletin released a report this week regarding the monetary cost of plastic pollution in our oceans and it shows that going green isn't just for eco warriors anti-capitalists you see the ocean provides us with a number of what the

had a comedian who really went after not only members of the president's own staff, but also sarah huckabeewe saw my colleague who became the new head of the white house correspondent‘s association and i think he wanted to go on a different direction and this was something he had been talking about for a few years now. this event might be a bit more sombre, a little less glitzy than what we have seen in the past two years, but nevertheless you still have a number of really great parties that surround the dinner itself. —— last few years. there is still a lot of the glitz and glamour. i was at a pre—party that was hosted by the qatari embassy and it was a really great event. so you still have a bit of a balanced taking place in washington this weekend. what is the point of the white house correspondents' dinner for many people who are outside the bubble? sure. the point of the dinner is what's gotten lost over the years. the whole point of the dinner is to be a moment to reflect on the work of the fourth estate but also to provide much—needed scholarships for rising students and journalists

twenty minutes into the program welcome back the european union is on huckabee with facebook's latest efforts to prevent foreign interference in its upcoming parliamentary elections brussels has written to the social media giant expressing concern that new advertising rules could affect force border campaigning. facebook's policy would prevent european political actors from using facebook facebook messenger and instagram for the e.u. wide paid communication campaigns this policy would put political actors at the same level as foreign entities attempting to interfere in the e.u. elections let's go through all means here facebook's new rules mean more rigorous checks are applied to advertisers that also imposes geographical limits on registration in the country where the odds are to be at purchased which of course goes against the idea of pan political campaigning a big issue facebook is justifying its actions saying its new policy safeguards against foreign interference we wait for different risks and concluded that the right solution to help breast guard against foreign interference i

there but not really that a move that far if you will a little side note all of this is a sarah huckabee basically called out in the report she admitted that she lied to the press about the fbi's feelings. >>towards a calling when he was fired. does she have any credibility left with the white house president had to be very interesting to see what happens because the white house press corps it which is always going to be kind of pushing back and hostile is now just outright going to be all over the white house and i believe anything that is said the white house lost a lot of credibility certainly that is in the report as well and that's going to be tough replace what's had to 2 press conferences and 100 days that'sgoing to get much more difficult. yeah i was going to say they really haven't had a press conference in a while it's likely they may not have them any more than i know game is fundamentally changing that's what's going on that's the impact here it will continue to spin out at least for another month into the summer but voters also seem fatigued by this as well well that's what

steve: mike huckabee, author of the great book rare, medium done well make the most of your life.ion over on another channel about georgia's heart beat bill. listen to this. >> you should not have to worry about your ability to control your body autonomy because the governor has pushed an abominable and evil bill that is so restrictive. it's not only bad for more rattle and humanity. it's bad for business. steve: what the heart beat bill does, governor, after a heart beat is detected with the fetus, then you cannot have an abortion. and that has been legislation down in georgia. >> i was in georgia saturday night for an event at truth mcconnell university up in cleveland, georgia. i just want to say the people of georgia particularly pro-life bible-believing people are so grateful for governor kemp for recognizing once a baby has a heart beat it's hard to deny that is a human life. human beings have heart beats. blobs of proto platform do not. for stacey abrams to make this comment that it's perfectly okay to kill the heart beat of a baby because it's good for business. i find tha

you know, is it sarah sanders, sarah huckabee sanders, is it cousin huckabee, anti-huckabee sanders.hat's uncle tom but for white women who disappoint other white women? oh, i know, and coulter. -- anne coulter. rally that we have an talking about today, all available on our website, c-span.org. jim is in fort lauderdale, florida, did you watch either the events last night? i watched the rally. i have never seen a president treated as horribly by the press as this president. and bravestrong president and they can't seem to handle it. if the dinner last night had been honest, they would have had what "theenterpiece new york times" has said about collusion. "the new york times" said that we have to admit that we were wrong about donald trump and collusion. not a single word about it at this dinner. much hated, he is attributed to donald trump. you mean to tell me that nothing in the obamappened administration? saturday night live had in obama an impersonator on maybe once or twice and boy that ever get thrown out. i guess there is some -- nothing really funny that happened in his admin

we had a chance to sit down with the minister on top of the temple mount, we spoke with mike huckabeeleaders of the christian church where jesus was crucified and buried, but then we got to talk about what's happening underground. new archaeological finds being made that have never been seen before, proving the jewish existence on the temple mount and through jerusalem that many muslims are trying to disprove. it's religious. it's political it's geopolitical, it's cultural and everyone is vying for dominance in the city. in this holy month, we are trying to tell the best story we can come of the whole picture for viewers. >> like you said, we kind of forget this battle is still going forward. it's really cool what you did over there in jerusalem. >> battle in the holy city can only be seen on fox nation along with this. >> we been together eight years and it was time for me to it go. >> he was all about america and making it strong and vibrant. >> i've spoken. [inaudible] people had such a strong powerful reaction of using this biblical language, more prosperous, more secure than it w

sarah huckabee sanders is doing her version of smiling.a new girlfriend. yeah, i know, i can't believe that that monster is dating momo. and when it comes to policy, the administration is totally unleashed. they're just doing whatever they want right now. for instance, they're trying to kill obamacare again. >> breaking overnight, the trump administration now says the entire affordable care act is illegal and should be struck down in court. that's a dramatic shift from previous statements when the justice department argued only part of obamacare was illegal. >> the republican party will soon be known as the party of health care. >> trevor: you know, only trump could brag about being the party of health care while he's trying to kill it. you know, it's like saying your wedding vows while you're making out with the a rides maid, you know. and, seriously, these guys do not care. because, first, the republicans took away of health care mandate. now they're trying to take away all the health care protections. soon, they're just going to come ou