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this leads me to david hume. and now you're really interested in hearing what he had to say in informsas, because he her life today in the constitution. david hume was an empiricist, he our ballot comes for our experience, how we experience each other, how we experience other things. we learn to experience, we are born with the capability of knowledge, but with no knowledge. that would be an empiricist, john locke was an empiricist also. he believed that we learn from he also has the same 18th-century problem that everybody has during that time. for the 18th-century philosopher's, this is the scots along with david hume, it was a little different when i take their moral theory. if you look at their moral theory, and i am really simplifying, they would look for how does one have a good life? the individual good life, how do you do that? the switch in the early modern times, the were talking 1600s to 1800s when the scots were writing, the biggest questions for philosophers and the response they were making was alon

yesterday brit hume said.what happens when a man with male parts decides that he is really a woman and would like to take a shower in the ladies locker room and there he is with his male parts exposed? now, is this really something that people are going to think is really okay in the name of -- in the name of civil rights? i don't think so. >> joining us now from washington is mr. hume. so you really think this is going to hurt the democrats politically? >> i'm tempt to do say, bill, that my story or my comments speak for themselves but i don't think that's the answer you are looking for. >> it's different when you are actually talking than when you are writing stuff that nobody knows what you really have. but go ahead. >> well, just a couple of thoughts about this, bill. this standard by which one becomes transjustice centered seems to transgendered seems vegas and hard to pin down. are you transgendered because you have had surgery to change your sexual makeup? your body parts or are you transgendered becaus

joining us from washington brit hume.at did you think when you read that there were two journalists and he james then one for the atlantic and one for some i have never even heard of that were doing the white house's bidding? >> well, my first thought was that jeffrey goldberg, who, you remember, did that very revealing interview with president obama that appeared just recently id which the president said all kinds of things about foreign leaders and others that raised all kinds of eyebrows is really not properly described as being in the tank for the president. he is a pretty darn good and very knowledgeable reporter. so, i think that claim by ben rhodes, if that's what it was is a little extravagant. i'm not particularly familiar with the work of the other journalist so i can't comment ton. >> no doubt that mr. goldberg is a left wing guy and writes for the atlantic which sun believablably left. so, it wasn't a surprise to me. what was a surprise is that the writer of the article didn't even ask david samuels, the "time

your link to what's next. >>> hume zone segment tonight.told you in the talking points memo, both presidential contenders trump and clinton have record high negatives. the comment brit hume. take the trump interview first. i noticed you smiling during it. we can see hume on the monitor after the segment. what say you? >> well, about what? you want me to say something about what you said or what he said? >> whatever struck you about the interview? >> well, i was very struck by the political advice you give him. i think it's a generous act on your part to advise the frontrunner as to what he ought to do next. [ laughter ] i was willing to listen to such oraculal comment. >> do you think it was arrogant that did i that. >> no. i think it was not the kind of thing i would do. that does not repose in me the level of wisdom that reposes in you. >> i do that to everybody. krauthammer when i tell him what to do you should see his face. >> yeah. >> i do that to everybody to stimulate the conversation. >> i understand. >> where their thought process

joining us is brit hume fox's senior political analyst and former washington political editor. should the media give plenty of air time to these never trump types who still insist that this nomination battle isn't over? >> i think these stories are legitimate stories, but i don't think they're front page stories. i think that the real story is that -- is that things are moving in trump's direction. his effort to woo conservatives is making progress and you can see things that that's the drift of things. there was a question will paul ryan support him, we now can see he eventually will, the nra endorsement is further proof of that. the list of potential supreme court nominees that he put out went a long way with a lot of conservatives. that's the main story that he's doing pretty well in that effort. >> the other thing is a sidebar. >> a sidebar story, yeah. >> in that same vain bill chris stall has been talking to mitt romney, tim coburn about putting together a third party challenge. should journalists portray this as well a little desperate? >> i think it's an extreme long sh

>> join us is brit hume the senior political analyst.uld the media give aid and air time to the never trump types would insist the battle is not over? >> the stories are legitimate stories. but i don't think they are front page stories. the real story is that things are moving in donald trump's direction. his effort to woo conserve differents is making progress. you can see things, it is the drift. there is a question that would paul ryan support him and now he will, and the n.r.a., and the list of supreme court nominees he want out want a long way. that is the main story. he is doing pretty well in the effort. >> it is pore like a side bar story. >> in that same vein, bill kristol has been talking eight bout mitt romney, tom coburn and others puts together a conservative third party challenge. should journalists pore ray this as desperate? >> it is extreme long shot. the people interviewed, no one has showed any interest. >> no one has raised their hand. >> no one is saying "i'll do it." and you would not do it unless you thought this w

. >> brit hume on how the primary tomorrow had go.rs world the red carpet edition. >> donald trump? >> not feeling him at all. and i think if you do feel him, you might as well wear a sign that says i support bigotry and discrimination. >> wow. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. that gives you fa, long-lasting relief. it immediately neutralizes acid and only gaviscon helps keep acid down for hours. for fast-acting, long-lasting relief, try doctor-recommended gaviscon. go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job? to over 100 of the web's leading job boards with a single click, then simply select the best candidates from one easy-to-review list. and now you can use ziprecruiter for free. go to ziprecruiter.com/offer800 ...one of many pieces in my i havlife.hma... so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma

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hume, 58%. still a pretty comfortable evening, all things considered. so just a couple of isolated showers or thunderstorms this evening. right now, live doppler is quiet. bus stop temperatures, low 60s to upper 70s tomorrow. very comfortable. it was a pretty rapid warmup. warm and pleasant wednesday. okay, perhaps a stray shower or thunderstorm. but then, you know, the first slug of bonnie's moisture went up the coast. but bonnie itself was still in north carolina. she could throw more showers and storms our way thursday. and friday, we'll couple that with a cold front. we'll monitor thursday and friday for yellow alert days. in the meantime, here is future cast. 10:00 tonight. very nice. 74 doubt. low 70s. this really is like a summary. 71 in manassas. by morning, 60s. very comfortable. maybe 65 in rockville. 67 in silver spring and fairfa 70s. -- 9:00, everyone is in the 70s. dotted with a few showers. but really, don't get too hung up on the location of the storms. if you're walking to lunch tomorrow, yeah, i'd bring an umbrella. up to weigh with a

brit hume is our fox news senior political analyst. to those who say this is ancient history about bill clinton, there's no there there, move along, what say you? >> well, back at the time when all of this -- these allegations against president clinton were surfacing, the woman, juanita broderick who appears in this trump ad, accused the president of rape, of raping her in a hotel room in little rock. her charges were specific. she was who she said she was. there's no doubt about that. and a lot of us found the allegations credible. at least credible to the point where they bore serious investigation. and i always believed that based on the rest of his conduct that the allegations were likely true. nbc news' lisa myers did an interview with juanita broderick in which she explained the whole thing. nbc sat on it for a long time, to the point where one night back when i was the anchor of special report, we went on the air that night on the panel and we were all wearing buttons that said, as you can see, free lisa myers. >> you found your

they concentrate on the ideologies of john stuart mill, david hume, john do, and jane adams.aylong symposium at grand valley state university in grand rapids, michigan. it's about an hour. much of this summit is concerned with the electoral history of progressivism and conservatism. many of our speakers asked how the ideas and arguments of major political thinkers have made their way into the cultural conversation. attitudes, political and given rise to political action. our midmorning session is particularly exciting in this respect. the three historians before you are going to discuss how certain

hume will be here. >> also ahead, some drama behind the scenes in "watters world." tell you about a very unusual occurrence. >>

fox senior political analyst brit hume is here. what do you say, brit?lary, bernie and debbie wasserman-schultz, bernie and the established democrat party, i think it's too broad, too vicious to bridge. i don't see unity in the future, do you? >> well, the democrats have had a history of being a pretty raucous party. you'll remember will rogers' famous comment he didn't belong to a political party, he was a democrat. they haven't been so much that way in recent election cycles, but it looks like that divisiveness is back. they've always -- or perhaps i should say nearly always -- been able to patch it up and pull it together at the end. the question here this year, i think, is there a generational divide that is so deep that will make that very, very hard to do. and persistence of bernie sanders' wins even though he is a prohibitive long shot to get the nomination proves that something deep is happening in the democratic party. stuart: what do you make of the column by peggy noonan in "the wall street journal" on saturday morning, that's where i read it,

hume mid delaware as well but you can see that drop in humidity meaning it feels like the awesome rangego from dew points in the 60's and 70's tomorrow to a dew point around 50 this afternoon. that makes a difference this time of the year. tomorrow is another nice day, mostly sunny, highs in the lower 80's. cooler then today. some spots may not make it past 70's. thursday same story. here comes the front on friday bringing in a right need chance for showers and storms. down the shore this week not a bad forecast there, wednesday or thursday, especially lower 70's with sunshine both days. but friday brings us a better chance for an afternoon storm. outside overnight mainly clear, 65, tomorrow mostly sunny, nice day, and high of 82 for your wednesday, and you're witness weather seven day forecast keeps it nice on thursday, and showers and a storm on friday, and over weekend saturday is your better day to get outside. i think sat the day will be a dry day. high near 80. sunday brings a chance for shower or thunderstorm and that could last into monday as well. >> that still looks good. >> t

but at the same time if there are israeli hume ran rights violations against palestinians, i don't think it is right to ignore them and don't think it is anti-semitism to ignore fact-based situations when it occurs. so that is all i have to say about it. >> to that point we had a young lady at indiana university who was threatened for being vocal in terms of the expansion of settlements in israel. i took a trip recently with a congressional black caucus and we pushed the issue with the israely government about a two-state solution, which i support. but we also raised deeper concerns about the mistreatment of ethiopians as well. and i have found that jewish americans in particular are on the same page as it relates to the two-state solution and as it re lates to ethiopians not being discriminated against or other africa ans with an identification toward israel and once they get there they feel like they are treated less than. and so i think as human beings, we have to get away from the inclination to deify one particular group and realize we are part of one human creation. we may attach d

the trump campaign in new york and john roberts is in indianapolis with the cruz campaign and brit hume son deck with expert analysis. but first, we start with martha mccallum and the latest exit polls. martha? >> these are early numbers as we always tell you from the exit polls. let's see what voters are telling us so far tonight. the big news heading into the hoosier state contest was a so-called pact between john kasich and ted cruz. the idea was to let cruz go head to head with trump and see if he can keep trump under the magic number of 137, there's been a ton of mud-slinging in the past couple of days, cruz stepping up his anti-trump rhetoric dram dramatically. especially in the last 48 hours and cruz is ahead with the late deciders, he may have wished he started those attacks a bit sooner. the jury is out on that one. this is a significant white and working-class population that exists in indiana. they have been trump voters in the past and that appears to hold true tonight as well. gop voters with no college degree definitely behind donald trump in the early numbers that we're g

gentlemen, david hume kennerly has been shooting in the frontlines for 50 years. he was one of the youngest winners of the pulitzer prize, which he won for capturing the loneliness and desolation of vietnam war. pontiff foro be a -- and personal photographer, serving in the white house throughout the administration. ennerly served as a contributing editor for newsweek and politico. and he served as the country beating photographer for time and life magazine. magazines names him one of the most important people in photography. american,vietnamese he works as a photographer for the associate press for more than half a century. spent decades covering the vietnam war. beginning at the age of 16. prize the 1973 pulitzer for photography for the terror of war. his iconicember photograph of vietnamese , fleeing from napalm bombing during the vietnam war. it is also my pleasure to .ntroduce you to our moderator miss angela evans is the dean of the school of public affair at ut austin. evans is also a former deputy director of the congressional regional service, and a fello

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brit hume is here. >> it's unfarrakhan duct by lawyers before them.t they did goes forbeyond that. the judge found the department of justice's repeated and misrepresentation of the court is not worthy of a department whose name includes the word justice. then he took the step of remedial ethics training for washington based justice lawyers practicing in the states affected by the case. he pointedly observed the unethical conduct occurred during the tenure of eric holder who happens to be the only attorney general in contempt of congress. he withheld documents from congress in a gun operating sting. holder's contempt case was referred to the u.s. attorney in washington, d.c., who has the duty to take the matter to a grand jury. that prosecutor never did. after all, he worked for eric holder. it will be up to holder's successor to realize something is rotton in her department and do something about it. >> what about the department strongly disagreeing with the order? >> that's an interesting reaction. the misconduct was admitted to the court by the just

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brit hume is here. >> there is one that covers both, it's the economy post recession. president obama and defenders like to site job growth and the drop in unemployment rate. boy do those facts not tell the story. the number of people on poverty is up. the food stamps is up 40%. median income dropped and first quarter growth was up .5%. these facts represent serious distress for a huge segment of the public that is frustrated, discouraged and angry. they are attracted to bernie sanders and trump's personality and the pledge to make things great again. this is not to say it is caused by technology, trade would vanish in a stronger economy. the facts would be diminished had we had a normal recovery from the 2008 meltdown. you know who gets this? hillary clinton gets this. they told college graduates not to pine for the good ole days because they weren't that great. she says, as you heard, she will put her husband in charge of the economy. his were the good ole days. compared to now, they were. >> you heard president obama say he doesn't think president obama or his admin

brit hume is here. >> it's unfarrakhan duct by lawyers before them.they did goes forbeyond that. the judge found the department of justice's repeated and misrepresentation of the court is not worthy of a department whose name includes the word justice. then he took the step of remedial ethics training for washington based justice lawyers practicing in the states affected by the case. he pointedly observed the unethical conduct occurred during the tenure of eric holder who happens to be the only attorney general in contempt of congress. he withheld documents from congress in a gun operating sting. holder's contempt case was referred to the u.s. attorney in washington, d.c., who has the duty to take the matter to a grand jury. that prosecutor never did. after all, he worked for eric holder. it will be up to holder's successor to realize something is rotton in her department and do something about it. >> what about the department strongly disagreeing with the order? >> that's an interesting reaction. the misconduct was admitted to the court by the justic

we'll show you a view around sunol and it's something that we'll have to watch as the hume t humidityegins to drop. meanwhile, we're seeing rain of 2 to 3 inches per hour and more than a foot of rain and a bit of a break as we have heavier showers that push off towards the gulf coast. a chance of severe thunderstorms today but no chance of that here. notice the lack of clouds off shore. a sign of strengthening high pressure. you get sinking and warmer air aloft that prevents any clouds under this ridge of high pressure. as it strengthens, temperatures will climb a little bit today and then more so as we head into tuesday. on the coast, still some relief from the heat is found with a weak sea breeze and inland valleys, highs soar. fog around the golden gate bridge. 64 degrees right now. as we take you over to san jose, light winds. not too much of a sea breeze. temperatures in the 70s but check out dublin, 76 degrees. some of the east bay locations, 85 degrees already in brentwood. this corridor along 680 and certainly out towards antioch and brentwood have a chance of climbing into th

brit hume is here. >> there is one that covers both, it's the economy post recession. president obama and defenders like to site job growth and the drop in unemployment rate. boy do those facts not tell the story. the number of people on poverty is up. the food stamps is up 40%. median income dropped and first quarter growth was up .5%. these facts represent serious distress for a huge segment of the public that is frustrated, discouraged and angry. they are attracted to bernie sanders and trump's personality and the pledge to make things great again. this is not to say it is caused by technology, trade would vanish in a stronger economy. the facts would be diminished had we had a normal recovery from the 2008 meltdown. you know who gets this? hillary clinton gets this. they told college graduates not to pine for the good ole days because they weren't that great. she says, as you heard, she will put her husband in charge of the economy. his were the good ole days. compared to now, they were. >> you heard president obama say he doesn't think president obama or his admin

you've got straight reporters like brett baer and brett hume have been tough and you've got the more evening and the sean hannities who have sort of sucked up to him, but had is a time for choosing, and i feel like we're going to look back and i don't know who will be -- who's going to come out looking good, but what's happening this election cycle will define you i think going forward. >> so even ten, 20 years from now when we think about the rising stars of conservative media, this will be the year, you think -- >> yeah. >> where brands are made. >> people look back right now at 1976 and 1980. where were you? were you with reagan? people look back to 1964, i think 2016 will be our generation's 1964. >> matt, ben, thank you both for being here. kailey, please stick around. we'll get back to you later this hour. >>> coming up, why one columnist is literally eating his words while another is being praised for kaecorrectively predicting trump's rise and we'll be back with that and a meal preparation right after this. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪

[cheers and applause] sandra: meantime fox news senior political analyst brit hume on "the kelly fileaying the results in west virginia may reflect a deeper problem for team clinton. >> this night in more than one respect is all about her weakness as a candidate. her weakness, surprising weakness despite the odds now in her favor among democrats. the new polling out today in those three battleground states that you mentioned earlier, suggest that she is far weaker as a general election candidate in those key states than one might have imagined against donald trump. sandra: even more bad news for clinton. in fox exit polling, 35% of west virginia democrats say they would vote for trump over hillary in the fall. all right, tony, again, dagen and i talked about this morning. we had charlie hurt sitting in your seat, he dismissed that as a republican fantasy that would actually happening. do you think that could happen? >> i think it could happen in demographic similar to west virginia. blue-collar whites. where else they live, ohio, western pennsylvania, other key states potentially minn

. >> it is time for our sunday group, our senior political analyst, brit hume, and susan page, and georgeill, and ron fournier with the national journal author of "love that boy," a perfect gift for father's day. >> bright -- some people are upset that the president criticized someone during a foreign trip bringing up "politics stops at the water's edge," and that seems quaint. were you offended but what he said? >> i wasn't. >> second, let me get out the question, were you offended and now that obama's approval rating is back over 50% for the first time in a long time how effective do you expect him to be for the democrats in the election? >> he will be effective to the extent the approval rating remains high. there is a very high correlation between an incumbent president approval rating and the success of the part nominee in the fall. in that stays up it is a significant plus in secretary hillary clinton's favor as she runs. whether he will be, how effective he is on the stump is anyone's guess but the approval rate correlates with winning. that is key. i was not offensed because the c

plus, we'll be joined by brit hume in moments. we begin tonight with west virginia's favorite son, our fox news digital politics editor who tracking polling as it comes in. he is over there by the decision desk. apparently they thought it would be more exciting if we could see him with computers behind him. i take you to chris to tell us what we should glean from the polling tonight. >> the reality tonight for hillary clinton is this, we could probably go ahead and make the call on the west virginia general election vote. she'd get beat bad. i mean really bad. half of the democrats said they wouldn't vote for her. those are the democrats. what this tells us is when it comes to white voters, and west virginia is the perfect core sample of white working class voters in america. when it companies to these voters, especially among men, it is a disaster. you made reference to those polls in ohio, pennsylvania, florida, that shows the same thing. the gender gap is as much as ten points higher than it was the last time around. mitt romne

brit hume, julie pace, kimberly strossel from "the wall street journal," and charles lane. how serious is this split between trump and ryan? i found it interesting today that paul manafort was making it clear who's the head of the party and it isn't paul ryan, in his mind. what do you expect from their big meeting on thursday? >> well, i think that this is an excellent example of how divided this party is and is likely to remain. after all, remember what trump said. he said i don't support paul ryan's agenda. paul ryan's agenda is essentially the current conservative agenda. reform conservatism. he's a true blue conservative. donald trump ran as something else and he ran to gatherhe support of people who were alienated and deeply disappointed in the republican leadership in washington. now comes the moment. does he need to pull these people who were part of the party establishment behind him? i think he believes he doesn't have to. that if they want to get onboard with him, great. but he's not going to -- he doesn't seem to be willing to adjust his way of looking at things,

and hillary clinton is running to the left of bernie sanders business on issue and everything brit hume said is true but on the issue of gun control, hillary clinton vs. donald trump, the is taking their chances on donald trump and what are the issues on the supreme court? it will give conservatives confidence. >> he comes out with 11 people who would put on it, don't worry, conservatives, i'm with you? he seeps like he has to go to from lens. thank you was a great gesture, donald trump is saying, where is hick he's list? and later that night he said maybe i will add to the list and this great moment with donald trump and conservatives and it is getting a question mark, so that causes some people saying this is shrewd how you make deals and how you negotiate and others say, wait, that is erratic, does he noon it and the challenge for donald trump is to find the issues, give conservatives confidence and convince those people would look at question mark, a erratic behavior and say we make them comfortable and make them come over and join the coalition. >> juan he has groups behind him, an

it is definitely hume mid south jersey and delaware but look at the dew point in philadelphia, right now 49 degrees. where does that fall in our comfort index? right in the awesome range. 50-degree dew point or thereabouts, feels fantastic. great evening. comfortable night, and coming up i'll tell you how long this stretch of weather last before the threat for showers and storms returns to the forecast, for now, back to you. >>> thanks, kate. >>> prosecutors now say criminal charges are possible in the weekend shooting of the gorilla at cincinnati zoo. >> on saturday zoo officials fatally shot the endangered gorilla a named harambe who got in the animal's exhibit. police say that the boy's parents could be charged with child neglect. the detective are investigating the events leading up to the shooting. animal right activist say a the zoo should be find. >> what happened this last weekend made it very clear that the physical barriers a at cincinnati zoo are not adequate to keep people out of the enclosures. >> a federal investigation is also planned into saturday's incident, an inspe

businessman posing as his own publicist and now, our sunday group, fox news senior political analyst, brit humey walter from the political report, and george will, and bob woodward from the "washington post", as well, bob, you were quoting saying the "washington post" has 20 people working on every face of donald trump's life? >> that is correct. we have announced a month ago we are doing a book and we are going to do stories as it evolves, the equivalent effort will be made on hillary clinton. it is traditional. it is particularly in this campaign which is one of those pivot points, in the history of the country, we need to tell people everything we can find out and that means a massive effort. >> are you making an equal effort because that is something we are hearing from folks an equal effort on hillary clinton with 20 people on her? >> it is not necessarily the number of people, it is who is working on it. >> smarter people, then? >> no, no, no, believe me, the goal here is the best obtainable version of the truth. can you not find out everything and as we know, biography is character. look

fox news senior political analyst brit hume. amy walter from the cook political report.ed columnist george will and bob woodward, from the aforementioned "washington post." bob, you were quoted this week, as saying that the "washington post" has 20 people working on every phase of donald trump's life. >> that's correct. we've announced a month ago that we're doing a book and we're going to do stories, as this evolves. the equivalent effort will be made on hillary clinton. and it's traditional and i think particularly in this campaign, which is one of those pivot points in the history of the country, we need to tell people everything we can find out. and that means a massive effort. >> are you making an equal effort. that's something that we're hearing from folks, an equal effort on hillary clinton. you got 20 people on her? >> it's not necessarily the number of people, it's who's working on it. >> smarter people on hillary? >> no, no, but believe me, the goal here is the best obtainable version of the truth. you can't find out everything. and as we know, biography is cha

brit hume is here, kirsten powers, head of heritage action for america michael needham, author of "wehe people" juan williams. i was there at the nra meeting, brit, and there was a crowd, it was supposed to be 7,000, that's how many tickets they sold but they let another thousand people at least in. very enthusiast i can crowd for trump there. you have a couple of things, you have the nra, very enthusiastic about him and the nra endorsing five months before they have endorsed anybody else. what's going on? >> i think it's one of a number of signs that donald trump is well on his way to pulling nearly all of the republican party behind him. there will be holdouts and there will be conservatives who were conservatives first and republicans second who will not be reconciled to him, but the supreme court list that he put out, the meeting with paul ryan, all these things are pointing in the same direction, that republicans and most conservatives are increasingly ready, particularly because they so fear the alternative, to back him and i think that's where we're going. >> at the same time,