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ambassador john bolton, thanks for being with us. >> thank you.ine: and coming up, my all-star panel on deck ready to battle it out. back in a moment. it's just a burst pipe, i could fix it. (laugh) no. with claim rateguard your rates won't go up just because of a claim. i totally could've - no! switching to allstate is worth it. working my canister off to clean and shine and give proven protection against fading and aging. he won't use those copycat wipes. hi...doing anything later? ooh, the quiet type. i like that. armor all original protectant. it's easy to look good. . judge jeanine: welcome back to "justice". time for the panel on this extremely busy night of news. let's get right to it. joining me now mercedes schlapp republican strategist and richard fowler, senior leader of the fellows council. both fox news contributors. richard, your reaction to the president's speech in saudi arabia. >> i think we're seeing candidate trump and president trump, and he seemed to not escape the teleprompter. it's a good night for the president. judge jeani

joining me now, ambassador john bolton. >> glad to be here. lou: at first i have to say this, with all due respect to condoleezza rice, she sounded like she should have a snuff box at her nose. my gosh, the establishment needs greater reputation? >> right, who let these working class people vote, where did that come from? we need to fix that. lou: it truly is remarkable. and la pen i don't think that anyone will you know simply dismiss her. but 5 years to the next election, it is convincing that frankly macron being the economics minister of the hollande government, the most socialist government, bringing forward 70% taxes, 35% of their spending and public sector. i mean this is say strong rejection of those who want to leave the european union. i am not sure how to divine what happened in france. help us out. >> i don't think that la pen's outcome was as bad as people said. i think it was hyper thyroid for some time people saying she had a chance of winning, that was never going to happen, and equaly hypey thyroid now that she lost from a big

ambassador john bolton, thanks for being with us. >> thank you.ing up, my all-star panel on deck ready to battle it out. back in a moment. . judge jeanine: welcome back to "justice". time for the panel on this extremely busy night of news. let's get right to it. joining me now mercedes schlapp republican strategist and richard fowler, senior leader of the fellows council. both fox news contributors. richard, your reaction to the president's speech in saudi arabia. >> i think we're seeing candidate trump and president trump, and he seemed to not escape the teleprompter. it's a good night for the president. judge jeanine: mercedes, would you like to respond to that. [laughter] >> look, i think this is showing a moment of strength by this president in basically going to the muslim leaders and saying we need to unite in order to eradicate radical islam. he also talked about the importance of the disastrous mess we have seen because of radical extremism in the region, and also he's sending a very direct message to iran, clearly by working with saudi ar

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here is former john bolton, former u.s. to the u.n., senior fellow at american enterprise institute, fox news contributor. welcome. what do you make of that statement? >> good to be with you. it is certainly a you true statement but i wouldn't hold my breath that russia will do anything to change it. the fact that assad is still in power is due largely to the support russia and iran have given the assad regime ever since the arab spring in 2011. that isn't going to change. this is one of the big problems of obama administration. kept listening to things russia was saying if they were willing to dump assad and see opposition take power. that is not russia's intention and not russia's intention now. melissa: their goal, flip that around. their goal is to maintain power in the region. is there a way to do that, not necessarily have assad in place? the u.s.'s objective is to stop the terrible inhuman carnage going around. is there a way everybody gets what they want and putin still continue to things he is joining in the region

joining me now, ambassador john bolton. john: i'm glad he has come to this position.t effective political-military alliance in human history. but nato has a lot of flaws. its decision-making mek nivments have proven ineffective as allies don't necessarily listen to decisions from the top commanders. and it's the case as president trump said that nato members aren't living up to the commitment they themselves made to spend 2% of gnp on defense. kennedy: does what happened in manchester start a necessary conversation about how the organization deals with terror? john: we should have had this conversation long before. the real coordination that is necessary first is more intelligence sharing among the allies. it's difficult to share the intelligence with some. afghanistan helped defeat the taliban and al qaeda. and it could join with us in the fight against isis. i would hope they would agree to that. kennedy: doesn't it seem a little bit late considering how far along some countries are in this fight? what would it take for nato to effectively come together and do somet

lou: and the effort continues, ambassador thank you, ambassador john bolton. >> thank you, lou. lou: vote in our poll, question is, do you believe that democratic rank-and-file are beginning to at least grudgingly give some credit to president trump for his leadership in moving spending and healthcare bills forward? cast your vote on twitter. follow me on twitter, like my to mace book, follow me on instagram. on wall street today, stocks mixed. dow up 8. s&p lost 3. nasdaq down 23. volume on the big board 3.9 billion shares. federal reserve wrapping up its two day meeting, doing the right thing, leaving interests unchanged. facebook reporting earnings that beat wall street targets about revenue up 50% from a year ago. tesla reports a bigger than expected loss but revenue doubled in first quarter. and a minder to listen to my reports 3 times a day, coast-to-coast, on the salem radio network. breaking news, fox news chad telling us that house will be voting tomorrow on health care, repeating, they will be, after carefully counting the votes, they will be voting on the healthcare l

to john bolton's point, it's all about what the circumstances ar are.f the president of north korea will disband his nuclear program, i think that becomes a circumstance where you could see him wanting to sit down and meet. we all know that that's not probably in the cards. >> meghan: the criticism is that it would legitimize a global maniac. i want to know your take. >> harris: that's a point we talked about yesterday a little bit. it's difficult to move forward without some communication. if by legitimizing, you mean recognizing the fact that there is a somebody in the room that we cannot predict that we want to have more information about, then i think that's a risk you would have to take. that's different than setting up personal meetings and going back and forth. >> david: president obama worked out a deal with cuba. all i'm saying is the president has to have the ability to talk to any leader, including pollutant. >> meghan: president obama was asked if he would in fact meet with the president -- leaders of iran, north korea. >> i would. the reaso

john bolton. i want to update our audience, we have very few details, we do know in manchester, england. in this city of proper of about 150,000 people, an explosion in the manchester arena. that holds about 21 house people, the video that we have seen shows, filled almost to capacity. a loud bang, occurred,. authorities evacuated the arena. we're told it is completely evacuated. happening over an hour ago, we know from local authorities, first responders, the manchester police, there have been fatalities, we do not yet know how many. we do not know how many injuries as well. but authorities reporting that there have been injuries, and fatalities. the authorities are also describes this as a serious indent -- incident we'll have more for you on this as the show goes on. and details come in. ambassador, i want to s thank you for looking at the some of these videos here with us. as we bring everyone ut up-to-date. more -- more deals just now put together by the president in two days, in saudi arabia

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joining me from jerusalem today, john bolton.s this a tearing apart of the 70-year-old atlantic alliance? or is it a recognition that europe has to do more when it comes to facing the threats like russia or radical islamic terrorism? john: i don't think it' the end of the alliance. chancellor merkel has said this before. her ire is directed against the united states on the paris climate agreement and against prime minister theresa may of the united kingdom who joined with mountain * on many key issues involving immigration and refugees. the president hasn't made a decision on the paris agreement yet. i thought it was extraordinarily unusual for the g-7 to have a communique that isolated one of it members. it never happened before on any significant issue. what chancellor merkel referring to as part of the theology. you can believe that there is global warming and you can believe that it's in some substantial part caused by human activity. but you do not have to believe the policy approach of the paris accord is the right way to g

and ambassador john bolton wants to know why. >> all right. philippines president rodrigo duarte is a controversial person. he said president obama could go to hell and he was the devil. the prior administration was wincing at reports that the president was gunning down drug lords and the lake in the streets and go going after political enemies. the latter alleged. no alleging that he went after islamic immigrants. and that gets the attention of john bolton, our former ambassador to the united nations as i'd did it the president of the united states who was open to having to philippines leader at the white house. so early 1 is aghast at that. i didn't realize that much of the violence attacked to him was -- attached against drug lords were extremists. what did you think of this? >> he's accused of telling barack obama to go to hell. >> neil: he came close. >> you can go down this list. he doesn't acted like the mayor of scarsdale or doesn't behave with the law enforcement group. but here's the trump. here's the reality. it's a strategic impera

ambassador john bolton joins me right now. ambassador, you know, it's a tough day here, it was a tough night, a very sad night for the world. we have learned that a young child, an 8-year-old girl, died in that attack there last night. you know, we keep hearing we've got to do something. finish when to we do it? >> well, i think it's long overdue, and i'd s the most important thing in the series of speeches that president trump has given is his recognition. and the clip you just plaid, in fact, of the need to obliterate what he called this evil ideology. and that's a dramatic rhetorical change from the past eight years. i think the president deeply believes it, but now he's got to put it into action. the fact is just 15 and a half years after 9/11, which really brought americans together in an effort to destroy terrorism, to defeat the taliban and al-qaeda in afghanistan, after eight years of the prior administration we've lost the will to win. i mean, i don't know how to put it any other way. and when we lose the will to win,

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john bol bolton. ambassador welcome. >> glad to be with you. trish: let's talk about nato first not paying up. the rest cannot be bothered, how does this change? >> it has been going on for a long time. that is why i think when trump has brought to this, is to get determination of allies to agree too commitments they have made. i think maybe trump can shake them up, when you see germany spending 1.1% barely over half what they committed to, we're subsidizing german welfare state, how many americans feel good about that. trish: no, and germany can afford it. i thought it was interesting to watch, he said you have to do your part, pay what you agreed to pay. you have leaders there listening to him. do you think that really has put the pressure on in a way that ambassador, we have not seen before? >> i certainly hope so. i think in private meeting, president could have said rea we'll work with you, we understand you can't ramp your budget up, buttery has reversed good cop, bad cop so the bad cop in public that puts political pressure o otta allies

the last time we heard this much talk about unmasking was in the case of john bolton when he had beenn. ambassador and never confirmed because the national security agency and bush white house would not share the information about the 13 americans john bolton unmasked with the united states congress. this is u.s. government officials, white house officials lookingi looking to peek in what americans were in these transcripts the national security agency had. >> if i had a conversation with a russian ambassador and picked up as an intercept, russian ambassador kislyak and an american ambassador had a conversation and if granted that permission would have greta van susteren that's done that. i assume if they wanted to go further they could go further, is that your understanding? >> yeah. the reason intelligence officials would do that if they feel like there were some risk or consequence they were trying to prevent, to protect the country's national security, it was essential to know the identity of the person unmasked. they are not doing it because they were curious or interesting. i kn

john bolton is a fox news contributor. ambassador, welcome. >> glad to be with you.his russian intelligence story. you worked for other presidents. sometimes they share intelligence with other presidents, to they not? >> amazingly, yeah. [laughter] and, you know, if you look at what's been reported about the so-called leak, taking the worst case as i've seen it, he told the russians that israel has an agent inside isis in raqqa which is the capital of the caliphate there which is roughly saying that china has an agent in the u.s. government in washington. well, where else do you think the agent would be? and we don't know whether israel hasn't shared this intelligence with russia already. they have a relationship on the terrorist front that could well encompass that. paul: you know, my issue is why was he meeting with lavrov at all? he shouldn't have been meeting him that week when he fired comey, but why given what russia is doing to our interests abroad? >> unfortunately, it was presented as an e give elect to rex tillerson meeting with putin in moscow. trump had t

ambassador john bolton is standing by but we begin the roberts. >> 12:30 today the president will pick up the phone to talk to vladimir putin. the first time they spoke by telephone since the deadly train bombing on april 3. it will mark the first time the two leaders have spoken since the missile strike against syria. they're expected to discuss the civil war in syria. russia's continued backing of bashar al-assad. north korea likely on the agenda today. publicly the relations between the united states and russia have been very strained. behind the scenes through diplomatic channels the tone has been different. we'll learn more about the phone call from the russians than the white house. the white house has a close hold on these phone calls that the president has with leaders particularly since the leaks early on in the administration. >> shannon: what about the president's offer to meet with kim jong-un raising eyebrows from some? >> his strategy is operating on two tracks and two tracks converge and work together. first of all he has the military track. he has the aircraft carrier g

lou: ambassador bolton? johnt's time to give up the illusion of nation building as a response to radical islamic terrorism. i think the physical defeat of the terrorists has to take the top priority. you have to do it through an ideological prism. but let's get past the idea building schools and hospitals is going to wane people away from -- wean people away from terrorism. it does not. they have to be physically defeated. and we do need the islamic states to do it. let them build their own nations. lou: andrew peak, former army intelligence officer. have we gotten too fancy fan forgotten how to fight the american way? andrew: no i don't think we have gotten too fancy. i served with general mcmaster in afghanistan and know him pretty well and he gets this issue. the issue of radical islam,. lou: if he guilt, why doesn't he want to name the enemy? he's in a different role than leading a force in afghanistan. andrew: the argument would be, you can take all the steps necessary to treat the enemy as radical islamic t

we have ambassador john bolton he is a has a lot to say about that. he's next. don't go away.hen heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum -tum -tum -tum smoothies! only from tums >> we can't can be passive consumers of this information and do our jobs effectively to protect the american people. paul's russia or china or anyone else. interfering in our political process and we need to understand the significance of that for us not to try to understand would be a dereliction of duty. she is not refusing to testify in next week's senate hearing on the russian election interference. this after accusations she unmask and got reveals president ump reacted to that news. susan rice of the former national security adviser to present obama is refusing to testify. before a senate subcommittee. not good. ambassador, do you think susan rice should testify. if she didn't do anything other than a national security job she should say so i think everything that she said public

ambassador john bolton. welcome back. so, let's talk about afghanistan. i know we have seen a lot of high-profile military strategy and implementation in that country and in the region. but what are the potential political and diplomatic solutions. particularly bringing the taliban to the table. >> we have been there since the 2001 september 11 attacks and a lot of things have gone wrong there. but the net net is we are still threatened by the country being taken over by taliban in combination with al qaeda in combination with isis. and that poses a direct threat to the united states in two respects. once again establishing an international base, a haven for terrorist activities, plans and training against the united states, and two the risk that a terrorist-led afghanistan to facilitate the fall of the pakistani government, to the pakistani taliban or other radicals which would put terrorists in command of the nuclear arsenal of 60 or more nuclear weapons by public estimate. it's a two-fold threat, it's a real threat. kennedy: if we are going to talk abo

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arthel: joining me, john bolton, former ambassador to the united nations, senior fellow at the american enterprise institute and fox news contributor. i want to start with a line from the president's speech saying we are not here to lecture, to tell people what to do, who to be, how to live or how to worship. with various muslim and islamic community listening. russia of course paying close attention. iran called out directly by the president. in d.c. you have republicans and democrats alike hanging on to the president's every word, as well as president trump's base in america. who did the president speak to most. which group might be left frustrated or disappointed, and is there any group outright turned off. >> anybody opposed to trump from the outset will be turned off. i thought it was an excellent speech. there in riyadh, he did speak to the broader international community as well. i thought he was right on target on two key points, how to deal with radical islamic terrorism, even though he didn't use the phrase, and how to deal with iran, which hadn't received as much attention to

. >> sandra: i talked to john bolton yesterday, jack keane, they all weighed in on the risks that weace here at home of another possible attack. do you get the sense that this president understands the reality of that threat both abroad and here at home? >> brian: better than anybody else, but he has used the wrong word. he keeps saying ban. he makes things worse. i think he needs to say jeff sessions, you handle it. outline what we're doing and then say we're going are going to the supreme court. he's got other things to do. start pushing other phases out there. >> meghan: memorial day weekend is upon us and memorial day is a time to take a pause and think and appreciate all the men and women who have sacrificed so much. in the last eight years under president obama and i don't think i'm speaking out of turn, it was definitely a morale gap in our military because from my perspective and the perspective of others, we had a president who would not let them win. going forward, this threat is real. secretary kelly saying this is an attack that will probably happen again should put chill

ambassador to the united nations, john bolton. you think he will send that message?at interview was in the dark ages as you just mentioned. he will have a different message. this is a high stakes trip for the president. what he will say in the private meetings and the speak to a sam -- assembled leaders in saudi arabia will be in contrast to president obama where he invited members of the muslim brotherhood to attend and wouldn't get into the subject of radical islamic jihad. the saudis will welcome this speech. they're happier to see donald trump in office than barack obama or hillary clinton given the threat of iran, the continuing threat of the terrorists themselves. so you know, this is what happens after you win the election. you turn the page on the campaign -- >> neil: and you don't have to talk like you did in the past. with fracking, oil prices coming down, they've been on a small rise of late that you don't have to gouge the saudis as much. they're not the oil ringleaders they used to be. >> we're the swing oil producer and the market is much more determini

ambassador, john bolton. how likely is it? many presidents have tried and failed.mpossible quest often when each other say they exist. you have thorns like jerusalem and on and on. how likely is that? >> unfortunately it's not very likely. i agree with the proposition. every president think it's worth a try. this is the president that wrote the book "the art of the deal". i don't think anybody should take it as anything other than his good faith that he can do it. there's some issues that are close to insoluble and maybe even insoluble that only a passage of a long period of time can change. i think for middle east peace, the israel and palestinian issue is one of them. the president had a long day with mahmoud abbas today. he will be able to evaluate what he saw and put it together. we'll see what happens. >> neil: first of all, you're not dealing with a concerted group representing all palestinians. mahmoud abbas with the palestinian authority and you have hamas that is much more violently controlling the west bank and what have you and then the issue of jerusale

we talked to ambassador john bolton yesterday, steven, he said this is a problem for president trump and his administration. they've got to get ahold of this. we see these apologies for rex tillerson, the president himself, this a good start to tackling the problem? >> where they have to start. and i think they are in full agreement with the problems that our allies have complained about, totally unacceptable. compromises operational details. potentially signals the enemy in ways that are extremely unhelpful. and it's problem that's been there for the administration more broadly than these national security issues. i don't doubt for a moment that the president and his cabinet are very, very motivated. they have to start taking operational steps to clamp down on control of the information. >> sandra: rebecca it is a big problem, as you saw, british police became irate over this. there was a cancellation of sharing information, then it came back o how is the administration handling this right now? >> i think, again, i think they're motivated to get ahold of the likes. the american medi

ambassador to the un john bolton. he is with me now. you know, ambassador, last night we were talking about this, obviously, and the question was is there a bigger network involved? this couldn't have been just one terrorist. this new information today tells me this is a group. >> yeah. it's very compelling and obviously, we still don't know everything. so the extent of the network and the connections to al-qaeda or to isis could grow even more extensive. and bearing in mind that isis itself is an offshoot of al-qaeda, and it's not like they have uniforms or membership cards. people go back and forth. but this connection to libya country that's dissolved into anarchy, lebanon controlled by hezbollah. i mean, the terrorist connections here i think are very, very deep, and i do think we'll see more information as the days go by and the investigation proceeds. cheryl: well, you know, we're just getting this. and i want to show our viewers. it's the first picture of the brother. so this is just coming into us. we want to take a look at him.

embassador to the united nations john bolton, embassador, good to see you, listening to the president'smarks there, particularly in the wake of the terror attack in manchester, what do you make of them? >> well, it was a very strong speech, no doubt about it. his comments about terrorism specifically with respect to israel and -- and around the world, we are also very strong. really it's -- it's so tragic to see what's happened in england and to think that we are more than 15 years in attacks in the united states, these attacks are still continuing. as with almost everything in foreign policy, the words are great, the question now is what actions follow. dagen: alan, your reaction to the president's words and how he spoke directly to the people of israel. >> it's very important for the president to speak to the people of israel. israel is a democracy. you can't tell the prime minister to do anything. the prime minister has to have the support of his people, his coalition and cabinet. i thought it was extremely effective speech. particularly when president went off script and iran will n

come in john bolton, ambassador to the u.n. and fox news contributor.it could end peacefully, with all due respect in margaret thatcher, the final act is not running out of other people's money, but blood in the streets. >> i'm afraid they will be close to that. the maduro is a second class follow-up act. and the fact is that venezuela's political institution, social institutions have been unravelling for a long time and the judiciary has been owned by the chavez-maduro regime. so i'm very afraid, it's hard to see how an orderly, peaceful transition of power would take place, but i have to say, even if the opposition were able to get power, it's not at all clear that they see a path towards governing. the chavez-maduro have underinvested in venezuela's petroleum industry, they've left the economy a wreck, things are in bad shape across the board. >> and while they were underinvesting, with the police and army for the last several years, anticipating at some point it could come to them versus us. what about the idea, is there anything that america can do

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john bolton is a former u.n. ambassador and a fox news contributor. ambassador, good to see you this morning. we'll get to that discussion. there is news out of the south korean elections. it looks like the candidate we think is going to win moon jay in. the hard live of the conservatives did not -- has reduced south korea's voice in international effort. if that's our winner, what does it mean? >> a return to what was once called the sunshine policy of two of his predecessors who were in office during much of the george w. bush administration. this was sadly entirely predictable this outcome since president park ran into her troubles and headed toward impeachment. moon only gets, according to exit polls, 40% of the vote but under the south korean system he will win. efforts to pressure north korea or pressure china to pressure north korea will fail because moon will reopen the case on industrial complex. provide subsidies to north korea and meet with kim jong-un. it is just a groundhog day unfortunately. >> shannon: in the meantime we're getting word

i want to go right to ambassador john bolton on this, our former u.n. ambassador. ut this first off, john. what do you make of the dust-up here? from what you've heard -- and, again, these are all sourceless, nameless individuals being quoted here about this jared kushner role talking to the russians, but given the precedent involved where other presidents have done the same, very different examples i understand, but what's your knee-jerk reaction here? >> well, i honestly don't see anything of substance here at all. i think people have gotten now in the past week used to using the word "back channel" like it's a real kind of official term. next they'll start tking about trade crafanthings like that. look, it's a word that covers a multitude of sins. you were just talking about henry kissinger cutting out the state department. that's not a back channel, that's a bureaucratic turf fight. i think it's entirely plausible that the russians and the person of sergey kislyak, their ambassador in washington, first raised this possibility. the russians have had excellent way

pete: and to bring ambassador john bolton this morning to analyze and get them sent over the speech willo this morning. good morning, mr. ambassador. i want to read a little bit of days for you and get your reaction here. this is not a battle between different faiths, sex or civilization. this is barbaric criminals who seek to obliterate human life and decent people of all regions who seek to protect it. this is a battle between good and evil. would he make of that? >> sounds pretty good to me. the reception that the president has gotten saudi arabia into their arab heads of state that he's been meeting with these past two days gives a notion that the islamic world is appalled that he talks about radical islamic terrorism and the war on terror. i think they understand they are in we got exactly what the threat is. i think this speech will be an interesting one to compare with barack obama is famous 2009 speech in cairo were the words terror and terrorism did not pass his lips. it is muslims who borne the brunt from islamic terrorism and they are looking for america to wake up to the natu

the former ambassador to the united nations, john bolton. where is this going?t's talk about substance first and then let's talk about spain. on substance, and that's exactly the right thing to do. the only criticism i have is comey wasn't fired on january 20th. all this back-and-forth to did he decide before commentating not? the president makes decisions and how does this affect this in the most effect way? we carry through on that. the amazing testimony by act in fbi or mccabe who said he didn't see any need for more resources for the russian event negation putting a pin in the balloon of the media speculation about comey having asked for my money, not the executive branch as if to say he was fired because there is getting more serious. the substance of the firing was exactly correct. the psychoanalysis by reporters. i didn't know they were shrinks. what motivated tron. this is all very interesting. >> if you feel that kind of talk. that is what comes back to it. you need a prosecutor and get a commission. >> the best day was january the 20th. everyday after

john bolton joins us, former u.s. ambassador to the united states nations and chairman of the gate stone institute in new york. how can terrorism end when the palestinian authority shells out $300 million a year to support it? the president referenced those payments, they called them martyr payments. >> the short answer is it won't end. in fact, this is part of the problem. as you think about this, 15 1/2 years after the 9/11 attacks on new york and washington when we thought we had a national resolve to put an end to this problem, we're still seeing the tragedies that we've just encountered in manchester, england. we still see this problem with the palestinians. and i think we somewhere along the way lost our will power to do what we had sort of agreed to do after 9/11, which is to do whatever was necessary to destroy the terrorists. we got distracted. >> eric: how can that culture change that radicalizes young man where the palestinian authority is paying, rewarding -- it's a reward system if you kill an israeli or

ambassador john bolton is next. >> let's check on the big boards. dow 30 stocks doing fairly well. we broke 21,000 yesterday, we're holding above it today approaching a new all-time high. i want it take a look at shares of tesla. reports of unsafe working conditions at one of its plants. nicole petallides has the details. nicole: good morning, charles, nobody wants to hear about unsafe working conditions in any way, shape or form. tesla acknowledges that the ratef injury durinthe years 2013 through 2016 was higher than average, but at the se time, elon musk and his team say that some of the numbers are false. i will say that tesla is the only auto maker that's not under union rule there, and actually they have been looking into unionization by some of the workers. there's an area of serious nonfatal injuries that they say was 69% higher than in 2014. what has tesla done? they've brought in a third shift of workers. they're learning a new way to become a car company. they have to pump out that model 3 sedan. so it made kind of changes and they said for the first time they're above t

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chief white house correspondent john robert live at the white house with the news that has rocked the nation. >> lou i know you have been talking about this with ambassador bolton and you have that schumer press conference. it's interesting lou the way the white house kind of laid this out as a preamp did strike. schumer was not able to save much about the deputy attorney general rosenstein because he said in the past and this was on april the 24th of this year just before he was confirmed as he was confirmed on the 25th, 94-6 schumer saying quote he has developed a reputation for integrity. he has promised to give his careful consideration talking about the russian investigation so would be difficult for schumer to turn around and slam him and schumer said in november of last year of comey that he doesn't have confidence in comey any longer for his decision to send a letter reopening the investigation into clinton's private -- to paint a scenario we are told as happened recently in a back background notes that were given to me via the i director's boss is the deputy attorney general so rosenstein only became his boss and he really only had a bath as of april t