did james foley contact you?a: he and a friend wanted to do a particular thing and did not have the money to do it, and we helped them. they wanted to help a freelance colleague of theirs, and we gave them money to help them do that. charlie: often, in terms of my experience with freelance journalists, they simply want to cover the story. that is what drives them, covering the story. and covering it without fear. not without, but covering it without -- with deep understanding of the risks they are taking. tina: i think that is true. i think freelancers are responsible. they are always at the center of wherever it is that, that whirlpool. that is where they are going to go. and mostly, not risk takers mostly really professional about what they are doing. charlie: they want to report and they want to live. tina: you're going into war, the first thing you want to do is get out again as quickly as possible and tell the story. charlie: how many freelancers do you support? year we help over 150 a with grants, assistanc

so -- >> rose: did james foley contact you or. >> james and a friend wanted to do a particular thing and didn't have the money and we helped them. they actually wanted to help a freelance colleague of theirs and we gave them money to help them do that. >> rose: often in my experience with freelance journalists, they're people who simply want to cover the story, that's what drives them, and covering it without fear. certainly not without fear. they all have fear, but covering it with the deep understanding of the risks they're taking. >> i think that's true. i think freelancers are responsible, they are always at the center of wherever it's at, that whirlpool, that's where the freelancers will be and go. and they are brave, and mostly not risk-takers. mostly really professional about what they're doing. >> rose: they want to report and live. >> they want to report and live. rory peck himself says you go into war, the first thing you want to do is get out as quick as possible and tell the story. >> rose: how many freelancers do you support? >> we help over 150 a year with grants, assis

the family of daniel perlman, james foley, americans who have been. by those savages.t is she trying to compare our president, or by house, our country to buy holding up a bloodied head? >> meghan: i like comedy, i've worked with comedians before and this is an comedy. the excuse that i'm just a comedian, so i crossed the line, i think it's 100% intentional. she wants to be talked about on fox news. she wants to get attention. she hasn't had a hit and a really long time. >> sandra: i feel sorry for the servicemen and women who have come out and said i defend free speech against people like you. melania spoke out on twitter. >> bill: one remedy. i was director of national drug control policy. i spent a fair amount of time with secret service. we are making some real progress. i think she should have a tough hour and a half of the secret service. >> sandra: she is on the radar of secret service. >> bill: the interrogation of herbal underscore that you don't mess around with this. this proves the earlier point i was making, never having seen it like this. not just the deg

think about somebody like james foley, daniel pearl, these were victims in this war, and to get attentionvance an ideological agenda that is so against free speech. eventually tries to claim free speech as a reason. >> i'm not sure she was going after that. i think she may have medusa's head, that is a fame win famous mythological image. >> that's what i think. >> you are going with that? >> not that guy. >> so many words, the medusa who can -- her stare will turn into a stone. >> you don't want to go there. this is so horrible. it has nothing to do with medusa, it is isis, it is horrible. maybe she should spend some time with isis. maybe then she will have a better understanding. >> this is a pop culture story, to my mind. not even political. it is so weak. the real reason that we should be outrage sitting here is this guy in portland killing people and uttering hate speech towards muslim. that is something we should be talking about. this is a pop story gone by tomorrow. >> apparently trump was a bernie sanders supporter, so a lot of interesting parts to that story, the dude was showing

let's bring james foley into the conversation. the fed is steady as she goes.king through gdp numbers during the first quarter, they are not bothered by that and some say they were remarkably explicit, in terms of batting that away. is the glass half full? how do you read this? >> i think there are politics here. the fed wants to get interest rates up in case there is another crisis in they have to cut interest rates again. now and june, we do have a lot of economic data. weou look back one month, had disappointing indications on retail. we have had disappointing data on inflation. so, i still think there is time for the fed to make up its mind. as we go into tomorrow, we have quite a few fed speakers, five, plus janet yellen. we should have a better idea, but if we go back over the last few months, we have had a number of the fed's speakers come out and suggest the time is right. gives them a lot to play with because march is a free lunch. the markets did not move on the interest rate hike and i think the fed is hoping to do the same thing. anna: it is a glass

. >> we want to get right to the latest on james foley and amy has that. >> beginning with questions this morning after he fired fbi director james comey, we are learning more about how he was fired as lawmakers on both sides of the aisle raise concern about the timing of it all. president trump is already on twitter today saying, quote, comey lost the confidence of almost everyone in washington. republican and democrat alike. when things calm down, they will be thanking me. our chief white house correspondent jonathan karl joins us with the latest. jon, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, amy. the firing of james comey has stunned washington and surprised nobody more than comey himself who learned of it when he saw the news on television. the white house insists that comey was fired at the recommendation of the deputy attorney general who wrote a three-page memorandum eviscerating comey over his handling of the clinton e-mail investigation during last year's campaign. but democrats are crying foul. they are accusing the president of with the fbi's investigation into russian inte

james foley from the trading desk. they manage $146 billion in assets. for being our guest host. do you think is most significant and the pound? the pound is seeing a drought because of a change in polls. do you believe the polls? >> the polls are difficult to believe. we learn that over the last several years, but there is evidence to suggest there could be loosening in the power over theresa may. a week ago,ack to the funding of care for the elderly. that was an unpopular motive. that doesn'tying bode well for her status when she goes into the negotiations for brexit. francine: 20 make of the league said negotiations we have had so far? let's say the conservatives win and she has a strong majority? does brexit become harder or softer? jane: there is a lot of talk in the market if she has a stronger her that will be good for brexit negotiating position, but i don't think that will be necessarily to supportive for the pound. a week or so ago we had the the eu unanimously agreed to have a hard-line negotiating position for brexit. whatever theresa may's p