choose well. >> jack white: oh, you spelled "donald trump" wrong. [ laughter ] >> anthony: damn! in some cultures means -- actually i have no idea what it means, until alison says she chose it because she liked it and it's for biting. >> alison mosshart: yes. ♪ get the vision get the vision ♪ ♪ get the vision come on ♪ ♪ get the vision get the vision ♪ ♪ get the vision come on ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> anthony: i, on the other hand, gave this scorpion careful consideration after a less carefully considered number of tequilas. >> alison mosshart: that looks amazing. >> anthony: it's sinister. >> alison mosshart: i like it. ♪ [ the dead weather "i feel love" ] ♪ nothing is a color i cross the desert nothing is alive ♪ ♪ what does the black top know that i have not cracked with my mind ♪ ♪ nothing is a color gray as a pill nobody cries ♪ >> alison mosshart: i'm pretty proud of that. that came out pretty good. >> anthony: thank you. ♪ i feel love i feel love every once in a while ♪ ♪ i feel love every million miles ♪ ♪ i feel love every once in a while ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause

and juliette and jack quinn. white house council to president clinton. good evening to you. jim, tell us about it. >> this is what we're learning. sources telling myself and karl bernstein michael cohen claims that then candidate trump knew in advance about the june 2016 meeting at trump tower in which russians were offering his campaign dirt on hillary clinton. cohen is willing to make that assertion to robert mull. he alleges hef present along with others when trump was informed by the offer by donald trump jr. he approved going ahead with the meeting with the russians. we should note the sources said that cohen doesn't have evidence such as audio recordings to corroborate the claim. a source from the house testimony earlier this year said he didn't testify there. that trump had advance knowledge. cohen claims wouldn't mention in separate reports issued be by republicans and democrats. we reached out to the lawyers for a number of those involved in the story. donald trump jr. lawyer told cnn the following that donald trump jr. has been professional and responsible througho

jack? >> the white house sports and fitness day. [ laughter and applause ] >> set sarah, be honest, do youfeel like you are a little passive aggressive? >> i would be happy to answer if you would stop talking long enough to let me do that. [ audience ohs ] [ light laughter ] >> seth: what is the line, "my hump, my hump, my hump. my lovely lady lumps" from? >> that is actually repeated a number of times throughout the bible. [ laughter ] >> seth: take as much time as you need. you can answer as long as you have to. can you describe the president's health regimen? >> cake. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh. so just cake. what should i think about when ini'm trying to last longehe bedroom? >> rudy giuliani's love life. [ audience ohs ] [ light laughter ] >> seth: oh, yeah, that'll work. what is the best way to win at table tennis? >> making sure that we no longer allow china to play.hs [ audience [ light laughter ] >> seth: what did the president say to his genitals before meeting with stormy daniels? irpy hy,th bhada >> seth: okay. ay, you know what, your turn, why don't you teoke? >> i work every si

jack white is celebrity news editor from now magazine.han they have been together because of liam's going to america, cheryl is one of our biggest pop stars here so it is trying to make a relationship work with a young baby and it is really difficult. are the pressures any more intense because they work in show business? more than anybody else going about their lives? juggling kids and jobs? no, their life is no more difficult than yours or mine, but every move they make is in the media. they come under fire for every move they make. is there going to be any backlash against either of them? they have both got big pr machines behind them. i think it is hard to say who will come worth out a bit. cheryl has been through it publicly twice before so she knows how to play the game but this is liam's first public relationship breakdown. my money is on the cheryl having the upper hand. not that it is a competition or anything. thank you very much. next, having an animal stolen is every pet owner's worst nightmare but would top senators deter thie

i want to bring in shimon, and jack quinn who was white house counsel to president clinton. and derek graph, the author of "threat measures." glad to have all of you on. jack, i'll start with you. talking about serious charges, money fraud, and yet, these 12 operatives will likely never see a u.s. courtroom. what was mueller's purpose in laying out like he did? is he sending a message laying this out like he did? >> i think there are two parts to answer that. number one, definitely sending a message to russians involved. likelihood of they're being extradited and tried is virtually little. government infrequently will identify foreign actors who break our law, shame them, make that public as a way of acting as a deterrent. secondly, this set of indictments is an important part of mueller's completing his mandate to determine whether there was russian interference in the election in 2016, and whether in connection with such interference, there was coordination with the trump campaign. these indictments today were huge. they were huge because they are con cluesive now, i think,

i want to bring in shimon, and jack quinn who was white house counsel to president clinton. and derek graph, the author of "threat measures." glad to have all of you on. jack, i'll start with you. talking about serious charges, money fraud, and yet, these 12 operatives will likely never see a u.s. courtroom. what was mueller's purpose in laying out like he did? is he sending a message laying this out like he did? >> i think there are two parts to answer that. number one, definitely sending a message to russians involved. likelihood of they're being extradited and tried is virtually little. government infrequently will identify foreign actors who break our law, shame them, make that public as a way of acting as a deterrent. secondly, this set of indictments is an important part of mueller's completing his mandate to determine whether there was russian interference in the election in 2016, and whether in connection with such interference, there was coordination with the trump campaign. these indictments today were huge. they were huge because they are con cluesive now, i think,

first of all you came from the white house, you were there for fireworks with the president and you saw jacksa lot of hollywood people said they didn't want to perform at this great american tradition at the white house because they don't like donald trump. jacks was tweet messaging people were telling her burn in hell because you are going to perform for donald trump. >> she killed it. the whole life was so patriotic and if anyone was watching you felt great to be an american. she sang a song about her brother that was over the top. >> you started this foundation after your brother stephen who on 9/11 is off-duty, here's about the terror attack and rushes back to the twin towers gives his life to try and save others and that giving back, that service, the ultimate sacrifice your brother paid is something you are trying to do. >> we were so proud of what he did on september 11, 2001, we decided to start a foundation in his memory, and one of the sacrifice and make sure we never forgot. one of the things we are doing is the tunnel for towers foundation building smart homes across the country f

white paper is not a solution, it's an aspiration. the tough negotiations don't end but start here and business knows it. simon jack, bbc news. tion from katya adler. what is the response to this white paper? the eu response comes in two sections, mood and content. the mood music is pretty positive. the eu has been asking the uk for a long, long time to come up with a detailed position on how it imagines eu uk relations to be like after brexit. now brussels have it. also the eu sees theresa may is moving towards a softer brexit which the eu prefers. but when it comes to content eu officials are far more cautious. we heard from michel barnier in a tweak today, the eu's chief negotiator, who said we need time to analyse this white paper. 0f who said we need time to analyse this white paper. of course it is a dense and long white paper. privately been eu already rejects large parts of the white paper but it sees it as a springboard to restart face—to—face negotiations this monday. another reason why eu leaders today are reluctant to comment in detail is because they see that febrile political atmosphere back in the uk and they th

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white paper is not a solution — it's an aspiration. the tough negotiations don't end but start here, and business knows it. simon jack, bbc news. he question really, katya, what response has this white paper got there? you can divided into two parts, mood and content, and the mood music is pretty good —— divide it into two parts. they have been working for a long time to present what they see as the future relationship between the eu and the uk, and brussels now has that in the form of the white paper. you can also see theresa may moving towards also see theresa may moving towards a softer brexit which is what the eu prefers, but that being said the you is that you keep's biggest and geographically closest trading partner but by keeping it very close after brexit it will inevitably limit the kind of trade deals the uk can do with others like the usa, as donald trump pointed out that —— the eu is the uk's biggest and geographically closest trading partner. we heard from michel barnier, the eu chief negotiator, we need time to analyse it, on twitter. yes, 98 pages long, but in private eu officials are very open about their critici

jack is wearing his red, white and blue. underroos. we're patriotic. the fourth of july. we'll get there slowly but surely. >>> we're going to start things off with the top story, the scorching weather across much of the country. >> the temperature will feel close to or above 100 degrees for the eastern half of the nation from omaha to boston. the so-called heat index is expected to hit 101 in minneapolis-st. paul and 1 >> meanwhile, the hot and dry weather in the southwest is fueling several major wildfires that has destroyed hundreds of homes. one of the biggest is near the new mexico border. clayton sandell is there. >> reporter: the u.s. is baking and burning. in southern colorado, the spring fire at 80,000 acres. this cabin one of more than 100 homes destroyed. >> it looked like hiroshima had another a-bomb dropped on it. >> reporter: officials say it was sparked by an illegal campfire. heat and winds are super charging 42 wildfires including this one in northern california. extreme heat in d.c. and boston where they're practicing for fourth of ju

white shirt. what are you doing? >> done. listen, jack and brian, do you want to keep is it real?think it looks like a picnic table blanket cover? >> 4th of july was just over. it was just over. you fit right in. skpwr >> more table cloth. markus banks and jermaine taylor. 12 point lead. both of these squads looking for the first victory of the season. first piers team to 25 we go to the half. >> jim: you get a win and get another one. if you're above .500 you get a chance for the playoffs. it's an uphill battle when you put yourself behind 0-2. get yourself back into it with only 8 games. >> brian: the ref is going to review and take a look. he'll look at the ball. it looked like it went off right there. but then taylor got in at the end and it changed direction from this angle it's hard to see. it hits banks and i don't think it goes off taylor, but that other angle -- it actually went off taylor's knee. we're going to take gold ball. they say it went off of banks. and the ball hogs. andre owens, josh jo childress, jermaine taylor with the ball hogs they're in yellow taking on t

. >> so jack, why aren't we hearing that from the white house in terms of a commitment to expedite the reunification? the president signed the executive order, said no more separations of families, but why would there not be a follow-up? the president has the pour towe do that. >> he does. i think hhs is moving along on this. i know there are those who want to make a bigger issue of this than it is. it is moving along. it will be done. i can tell you that having spent a lot of time on the hill last month, they want these families reunited. it's also interesting in the wake of a harvard/harris poll that was just conducted that something like 60% of americans say these families not only need to be reunited, but they need to be sent home. the cry for strong border patrol and addressing chaos, it's there. >> we haven't necessarily heard from the president to say anything about that. that it is painful to watch, any response to those who say it is immoral that these families cannot be reyou if iunified fas. he did say a while back it was hurtful to see. but now it's a matter of action. it's

i had a visual of president trump calling jack dorsey to the cabinet room of the white house and reachingare fired. >> greg: there are solutions to this. i think it's easy for nikki haley to tell these kids not to do it because she is not there every day. but there is a way to deal with it. i think they should let everybody have a chance to reset twitter. just get rid of everything. >> kennedy: the advice, if you have tweets from 2008, 2009 that you've forgotten about like the guardians of the galaxy director who wrote some stupid stuff. even went on twitter a few years later, saying sorry about that stupid stuff. i shouldn't have written that. i was going through a phase. it was on earth and he was fired on the question is how many scouts will it take for either side to be happy? they are both doing it. they it's pretty aggressive and there's something to be said for relying on a rational argument. we've got to a point of such intense emotionalism that people no longer remember how to make an argument. all they know how to do is punch back. and then you have joggers defecating in public.

jack, let me start with you. george w. bush's whitese press secretary, he is more likely to president donald trump than criticize him. he wasn't pleased about what the president said about george h.w. bush. this is so uncalled for. going after a 94-year-old former president's promotion of volunteerism. i don't mind potus being a fighter. i do mind him being rude. do you agree? >> i don't think he was being rude. i don't think anything should necessarily be on the shelf, untouchable. he was taking a jab at it saying it wasn't an effective platform. >> what's the point? >> you never know with this president. he grabs things out -- for example, in the same speech he talked about -- we broke elton john's records, what does he mean? >> he is obsessed with elton john. that's a different conversation. >> he will grab something from the sky. i bet you 90% of the people don't know what points of light was. i do remember because i was in the state legislature running for congress. >> did you run on it? >> i went to some awards where they would s

jack kennedy once killed the subscription at the white house for the "new york herald tribune" which was a moderate republican newspaper. wish we still had a moderate republican newspaper. and of course nixon he wouldn't talk to -- he said no more interviews with the "washington post," don't let them in the house, i'll fire you if you let them in. what's this about pettiness here? why is trump thinking he can hurt the critics by denying them clearances? >> chris, i feel like we say this every week, but this really is a new low. people who practice law in the security clearance world say there's no precedent for this in american history. an american president using the power that he has over classified information to lash out at his political enemies. it's nixonian, chris. >> i think it is. >> and the hoax comment is so deeply cynical because look, donald trump has been briefed on very detailed intelligence that we have not seen in public that shows that vladimir putin supervised this russian interference operation. he's seen e-mails. he's seen communications intercepts. he's seen the

jack has been finding out. borders are bad for business. delays can slow the realists of trade. the government hopes the whitendards and regulations, so no checks are needed. vital to businesses like cheesemakers. he exports over £10 million of chatter to france every year. i think it is a good white paper in terms it sets out the terms of trade for europe ongoing. i am concerned about the practicality of administering customs, particularly within the food sector when the supply chains are really complex and there have been issues in the past. i think it will be very difficult to sell this deal to europe. i think it will be very difficult to sell this dealto europe. but it is financed more than food that feeds the uk economy. services account for 80% of everything the uk earns, produces and consumes. services like banking, law and insurance, and here the government plan is different. here at lloyd's of london, tens of billions of euros worth of insurance cover european customers every year. when it comes to services like finance, the white paper makes clear that there will not necessarily be a single rule boo

white house. >>> so back with the panel now. jack kingston, invading venezuela? >> probably not a good idea. do think, you know, at the time that there were a lot of human trafficking issues, drug issues, there were human rights violations. there was starvation. there was a recall petition on mad yo madura and chaos down there. if the enemy is killing himself, why do it for himself? maybe not the way that the expression goes but venezuela imploding and maybe we got madura re-elected being the outside threat because he was able to use that to his advantage. >> right. that was the concern at the time. when you'll remember, the president didn't say invade venezuela but leave the option of military options on the table. >> yes. >> chris, when the president does this, is he seriously considering it? or, is he -- is it a bit of an exercise to show the power he has or -- >> yeah. >> leave -- you know, latin american neighbors on edge? >> can i take all of those as an option? the short is, i don't really know. i think it's important to remember two things as relates to donald trump, particularly on

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white house yesterday to discuss iran strategy. >> dana: thank you so much. for more on this retired four star general jackhairman for study of war. can you tell me more about iran's threats? the australians thinks -- who knows what they were talking about. iran has been more aggressive lately. >> iran has been aggressive for 38 years. they've been very successful. they own lebanon. they have the strategic anchor in syria. they were the ones that motivated the russians to intervene because things were not going well for the assad regime. they have more political influence in iraq than we have. this is what they have been up to for 38 years. they have always threatened the united states. this administration is the first administration in 38 years that's willing to confront the iranians. the trump team made up their mind. these guys are done. they are not going to permit this behavior to continue. first of all, they're going to form kind of an arab nato. they are stitching it together now with the arabs stand up against iran. that has never been done before. it's absolutely essential and president trump talk

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jack. >>> confusion this morning after russia announced it was ready to pursue security agreements. they said the agreements related to nuclear arms, syria and other topics but the whitepentagon would not confirm any agreements had been reached. the leaders met for about two hours with only translators and a spokesman says nags gnat security. >> some members are calling on the interpreter to testify one on one. president obama is giving a town hall speech, there he is, live. taking questions from students in johannesburg. >> i think lead to some better policies. >> yesterday giving the nelson mandela lecture. he lamented the loss of shame influenced the leaders and repudiated the politics of fear and resentment. let's go to cnn's david mckenzie where he is live. >> good morning, christina, dave. yes, barack obama making a swing through the african continent. he's giving it to young leaders. this is in pasht about his legacy as part of a former president. he criticized. he criticized the take on climate change, on border control and also just the way that leaders carry themselves in front of the people in the press. take a listen at a particularly pointed remark. >> st

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minute meeting in private this is with the eu chief john it's at the white house this afternoon, yeah, they are talking trade. now, jackose there's any kind of agreement, any kind of deal, even just a few smiley faces, a less tension, does the stock market go up? >> well, yeah. stuart: what do you mean, well, yeah? >> it wants to go up no matter what. we haven't had tremendous selloff as the tariff back and forth has school slated, i don't think that's price followed the market, people are watching the tax cuts, watching record levels of profitability. if you have broad agreement -- liz: if he gets agreement with e, what does that say with the deal with china? secretary mnuchin saying eu is open to trade no tariff zone. stuart: if americans line up with europeans, you will unify against the big problem which is china, that would be rosy thing in and of itself. >> what do you establish in 15 minutes of discussion? stuart: you can do a lot. what do you think we do in 15 minutes? here is what's coming up for you, russian hackers can reach control rooms of power plants in america, could cost massive blackouts, and it's lik

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that november day we will how jack will be covering it all we have to follow the conversation there thank you kimberly but to see more of what she's covering at the white house including a look at what it's like in the west wing follow her on instagram her handle is that can really help cut d.c. . turning to haiti where al jazeera correspondent gabriel elizondo has been using his instagram account to show some of his reporting on the recent protests there haiti's prime minister has resigned following days of violent demonstrations sparked by the government's decision to raise fuel prices the protests started on friday july sixth after officials announced an increase in prices of up to fifty percent and joining us to talk about this from port au prince economist cousin or for al and in new york gabriel is and oh who just returned from covering the unrest in haiti welcome everyone gabe i want to start with you. know on twitter is something this up in a sense saying i was there in haiti for five days and there was no electricity in my part of town those five days and i was in port au prince after the earthquake in two thousand and ten they didn't give ele

white house to call off tomorrow's summit. with me is one lawmaker, democratic senator from rhode island jack reed, ranking member of the arms servicesmittee and member of the intelligence committee. thank you so much for being h e here. you issued a statement calling for the cancellation of the summit. it says the president should cancel his meeting with vladimir putin in communication with americans to interfere with our elections. t the. you signed a joint letter to avoid meeting trump alone. i real read from that. if you insist on meeting with russian president vladimir putin in hill singky, finland, we write to urge you you include senior members of your team and not meet one on one with mr. putin. we hope you will use the opportunity of a meeting with mr. putin to advance a well-coordinated u.s. message supported by senior leaders in your administration to hold russia accountable where it's unacceptable behavior. it was signed by yourself, chuck schumer, mark warner, dick durbin and others, dianne feinstein, et cetera. why did you go from calling for the meeting to be canceled to saying don't meet him alone. do you feel there i

political allies, jack johnson and the sentence of another man who is serving a life sentence due to a drug crime. the president was made aware of the case by kim kardashian who came to the whites and thousands of people that deserve commutations and deserve pardons and shouldn't take kim kardashian going to the white house to get something like that done. >> reporter: the problems with cory booker they are concerned the name first step this could be the end of the process as opposed to the beginning. there are a number of reforms they would like to see included in this package and they fear that if this bill becomes law, politicians will last the motivation to keep the progress going. back to you. >> that new cnn original film "american jail" premieres tonight at 8:00 eastern time. ♪ >>> we are here to say families belong together. we are begging, demanding that policy change. >> we need to rebuild our immigration system from top to bottom, starting by replacing i.c.e. >> we should protect families that need our help and that is not what i.c.e. is doing today and i think you should get rid of it. >> this issue is finally getting the attention it deserves. >>> good morning.

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jack kerouac, talking about them selves and their travel or their poetry. in the recent generation, hunter thompson becomes known as the godfather of gonzo writing. talking started out about your days in the johnson white house and in this book you have a novel by billy lee brammer. why did you put that in the book question mark some of the way with lbj. tom: it is the a place. using the word in an earlier rendition. because journalists view that as a cult classic. so the generation of people like david broder who is that has readd on, their generation that book and loved it because they knew lbj and had covered him. austina writer for the texas monthly or something like that. he became a speechwriter to lbj. he would have been a contemporary of ted sorensen and take good one who were writing speeches for john kennedy. he was writing for lbj. they had a falling out and he went back to texas and he wrote about an lbjl book who was -- he made him governor of texas. thatrns out to be a book, actually admires politicians and the craft of reckoning and agreement, negotiating, and so on. he has this lbj as governor of texas. it captures texas politics. politics, it is three novels in one. one of the things h

jack has been practicing, are you ready? >> no, >>> this morning on this >>> this morning on "world news now," president trump's new and unprecedented threat. . >> the whitesome former chiefs critical of the president ahead. >>> greece has fast moving fires. they are calling for international assistance. tourists and residents forced to jump into the water at times to escape the flames. >>> the demolition gone wrong a 13-story building suddenly collapsing into a cloud of dust. police are now investigating. >>> some of us are bored with it. not me, of course. but this baby has some serious air game going. we have to investigate, though, to make sure it's not a rug. >> there is no way that's real. . >> that's not. that's a toupee, if i've ever seen one. it's tuesday, july 24th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> you know my little baby, it's going to have -- >> i'm trying to picture it. >> as a kid, i had the aphro with the pick and stuff. a little too much hair out of there. you understand. >> when you hit the scalp, you're supposed to keep going >> that baby is very cute, . whether or not it is a toupee is still a debate. we will br

. >> jack will be here to make sense of the bachelorette drama up next in the skinny. [female narrator] foods rich in folic acid like white bread and leafy greens can help prevent some birth defects before you even know you're pregnant. ♪ just give me "the skinny" >>> it is the tuesday sk ♪ >>> it is the tuesday skinny, of course, that means we start with the most emotional episode of "the bachelorette" so far this season. >> here with all the gut-wrenching details, our bachelorette analyst jack sheahan. >> not much. this was a world cup quality emotional roller coaster last night on "the bachelorette." six guys started the whole thing. let's hit the beach. rom that beautiful "bachelorette" footage. >> it was everybody's first time in the bahamas. colton, becca, were on the catamaran. >> i really want to tell her that i'm a virgin. >> there is always one. >> i don't have the world's most experience when it comes to dating. >> we got a special visitor. >> what do we need? >> some conk. >> she needs more conk in her life right now. >> you want to please her, not tease her. >> plenty of word play going on. >> diving for conk

jack keane here on this. good day to you. it's a big moment. the white house is encouraged by it. what do you think? >> absolutely a positive moment. it indicates that relations are clearly on the mend here between north korea and the united states. it just the coordination involved in doing something like this, you know, gets our military involved with their military. the american people, while they are very aware of why our military does things around the world, the north koreans have always been skeptical of the united states. they've always believed in our hearts what we really wanted to do was militarily take the regime down. and we would never do that unprovoked. we know that. they have never believed that. these are baby steps, to be sure. what will be a long process. it is an important step certainly. and obviously for our families, this is a great thing. >> bill: you consider it positive. identifying the remains is a tricky deal here. we believe them to be american servicemen but there is no confirmation of that, right? >> no, we've had problems in the past particularly when the north korea

white house next week and trade is a big issue on that plate there. melissa. melissa: edward, thank you. david: all right. let's bring in today's market panel. we have jack hough from "barron's" and carol roth. carol, it is true, china has been devaluing its currency, it has been doing so and ability to 2% a day. it has been tweaking a little more each day. it was .9% on wednesday. a little more on the day before that. currency devaluation it is another kind of trading war, right? >> it is. i love the fact that we completely deflected, forgotten the fact with our massive quantitative easing, that we sort of had an effect on bringing down interest rates and the like for many, many years. that had reverberations across the globe. now that we're on the tightening cycle, we're trying to deflect it. david: good point. >> kind of interesting that is the tact they're taking. this is issue when you go with something like a trade war is there are a lot of different tools these countries can use. >> right. >> conflating trade and intellectual property is not the best potential strategy. i'm still hopeful we'll get a good out come but certainly not the road i would

white house. i will look at your case like i looked at the jack johnson case.at you think. friends@foxnews.com. we'll hand it over to jillian with headlines for us. jillian: busy news morning. following a number of stories. president trump revealing his dreams about the 2020 election. >> i dream about biden. that's a dream. joe biden ran three times. he never got more than 1%. and president obama took him out of the garbage heap, everybody was shocked that he did. i would love to have it be biden. jillian: former vice president says he will make up his mind about running by january. recent harvard poll, suggest he is candidate democrats favor to run against president trump. we shall see. >>> fox news alert now. a steam pipe explodes in the middle of new york city, shutting down streets during rush hour. you can see the steam shooting out, sending smoke billowing over the city. the blast blew a large hole in the middle of fifth avenue, near the iconic flatiron building, sending chunks of asphalt into the street. unclear if anyone is hurt. >>> two kids bitten by

i said, jack, you probably don't understand this, the leader of the western world wants to give elvis pressley the bndd badge. get me an expletive badge right away to the white house. yes, sir. that's how that hand. elvis never got involved in helping us with any anti-drug abuse messages, very disappointing. and let me add this, you know, because we were six squares at the white house, we had no understanding of elvis's involvement with drugs. >> right. right. nobody knew. a slightly different take because we were both there. elvis wants to come see the president to tell the president that he's really for law and order and that in his own way he's discouraging drug use. amongst his fan base. he can't come out and say look, kids, don't do drugs because that will detract from the sales of records. but he wants the president to know that he's trying in his own way. and he collects badges, you know? and that's why he wants a bndd badge. this is -- this is toward the end. i mean, elvis had an interesting career. , he'den he wasn't on tour eat his favorite dish was fried bananas and honey, i think. and he would gain a lot of weight. and then he would have to shed

jack links beef jerky from wisconsin. vice president mike benson stopped by earlier today and they're not getting a chance to show off their products and meet whiteials face-to-face. later today the president will speak and deliver remarks at this event. it's clear that he's making a push for these american-made products. this is an event today and this highlights some of those doing this right here and the rest. charles: hillary, thank you. trade issues are facing pushback from some even within the republican party but oklahoma republican congressman says these moves are the light ones. thank you for joining us. we have heard from more and more republican officials elected republicans, the majority have stated that they are charming and negatively on this tactic and i guess the question is when you have these conversations with your colleagues what is their solution to this because it feels like things have been tried over the years and circumstances have got worse. >> this is a point i made several times. the reason why the president has had to go forward with taking tariffs is so many elected officials look past or look to the next election an

jack, or the next congresswoman like sherry. for the next senator like chris. then, we would have a terrific opportunity to take back the white house. with someone who can speak not just to a group of silos, population, but to all of america. i will leave you with this, as bad as the situation appears, make no mistake, you cannot beat something with nothing. donald trump is something. you cannot beat something with nothing. our party better understand the necessity of having a universal message. that is my message to you today. [applause] >> thank you. what you just heard was a version of a speech he gave at the heartland retreat, although i would democrats last october. with that kind of guidance, we can would reach these voters. i want to bring in harrison, he was one of the deans of the strategy and pulling in washington. he's also someone who specializes in electing democrats and has worked out in the tough train. harrison i have worked together on a campaign and 84 trying to get jesse helms out of the senate. now, i guess it would be somewhere in the middle. harrison, please take it away. >> i want to endorse almost ever

jack lew is here live from the new york stock exchange. we will ask about the criticism of the fed. we are awaiting a news event at the whitesroe se garden with the president. don't go anywhere. back in a couple minutes. plans. of ous it comes with a ton of entertainment options. great, can you sign for this? yeah. hey, uh.. what's in that one? that's a shark. new and only with at&t, you can get unlimited data, 30+ channels of live tv, and your choice of things like hbo or amazon music. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att dot com. and i am a senior public safety my namspecialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. >>> we are awaiting an event at the rose garden at the white house w

jack [inaudible]. charles: thank you. media critics claiming capital gains tax that they only help the rich but does this translate to votes come november. brad blakeman speaker in washington examiner whitebby. gabby, this is low hanging fruit for the mainstream media and it's easy, more benefits for the rich and nancy pelosi came right out swinging on this and they never have to think about who benefits for this or everyone who makes investments probably will be thrilled that they would be indexed to inflation. >> absolutely. that's something the white house is rbc going to be tardy if they decide to go forward with this. there are still questions that the legality of pushing something like this through treasury that need to be decided on but democrats are going to seize on this just like they did with the trump tax cuts us all. they will say this is exclusively a benefit for wealthy americans and i think it's one of the reasons why were hearing about this proposal right now. there isn't watchfire behind it. it seems as though the imagination, while they are considering it, are pausing and trying to pause and see if it's a good move to make before the midterm election. charles: brett, a

next governor of a state like jack or the next congresswoman like sherry or the next senator like chris. and then we would have a terrific opportunity to take back the white house with someone who can speak not just to a group of siloed populations but to all of america. i leave you with this -- as bad as the situation appears to be today, make no mistake about it. you can't beat something with nothing. and donald trump is something. you can't beat something with nothing and our party better understand the necessity of having a universal message. that's my message to all of you today. [ applause ] >> thanks very much, tom vils k vilsack. what you heard was a pithy version of a tour deforce speech he gave at the heartland retreat with all the iowa democrats last october and with that kind of guidance we can reach these voters so thank you very much. i now want to bring in harrison hickman. as i mentioned, harrisson is one of the deans of the political strategy and polling fraternity in washington. he's also somebody who specializes in electing democrats in the red and has worked out in tough terrain. harrison and i worked together on the jim hunt campaign