lawrence jones, tammy bruce and john rich. yeah, really john rich is here today.s 5:00 in new york city and this is the "the five." ♪ ♪ >> juan: president trump steering clear of politics in his salute to america fourth of july event yesterday on the national mall. >> today we come together as one nation with this very special salute to america. we celebrate our history, our people and the heros who proudly defend our flag, the brave men and women of the united states military. [cheers] as we gather this evening in the joy of freedom we remember that all share a truly extraordinary heritage. together, we are part of one of the greatest stories ever told, the story of america. it is the chronicle of brave citizens who never give up on the dream of a better and brighter future. to this day, that spirit runs through the veins of every american patriot. it lives on in each and every one of you here today. it is the spirit daring and in defiance excellence in adventure. courage and confidence. loyalty and love that built this country into the most exceptional nation in

john rich did that and one take bread. >> that's a you get the number one song.sse, did you learn anythin from this experience? >> i doubt it, but i'm asking. >> i like how much you have taken credit for this. i feel like you think you actually cowrote it when he wrote 99 percent per. >> i would say he wrote 70 percent. >> do you agree with 70 percent? >> in all honesty i sang it to him. i serenaded him and then we wen back and forth before we before i allowed him to continue. >> and you spent a long time at his house the night we were dow there. >> i was there celebrating. let's not forget the title of the song. that means everything. are you disgusted by how petty these are. >> does that surprise you? >> i think it's great. again, i think what we did was so fantastic. dana's idea, i keep coming back to the idea that because the five audiences were so terrific greatly supported it and responded. it does go to charity but shouldn't some of it have gone to me? i did help write it. i think we could have given 80 percent to charity and 20 percent to me, nobody would

lawrence jones, tammy bruce and john rich. yeah, really john rich is here today.s 5:00 in new york city and this is the "the five." ♪ ♪ >> juan: president trump steering clear of politics in his salute to america fourth of july event yesterday on the national mall. >> today we come together as one nation with this very special salute to america. we celebrate our history, our people and the heros who proudly defend our flag, the brave men and women of the united states

lawrence jones, tammy bruce and john rich. yeah, really john rich is here today. and this is the "the five." ♪ ♪ >> juan: president trump steering clear of politics in his salute to america fourth of july event yesterday on the national mall. >> today we come together as one nation with this very special salute to america. we celebrate our history, our people and the heros who proudly defend our flag, the brave men and women of the united s

but i did get john rich, right? >> greg: lawrence jones. >> dana: what is your point?king but none of us were. >> juan: thank you. >> dana: did you work saturday and sunday? >> juan: you work sunday. >> dana: everybody if you have a job be grateful and if sunday nights -- plan something sunday night. >> juan: the boss will get mad at you. >> dana: the buses are not getting mad. people aren't anticipating getting mad. >> juan: they sent you an email and sunday night -- 's >> katie: if you work hard all the time, you have a reason to say i'm going away for a week. i'm going to detach because you put in your dues and your time and you could take a little break. >> dana: did you have a good weekend, jesse? >> jesse: i had a good weekend, watch the women's cup who did very well. i was on the beach. i do a beach body workout every single day, four days in a row. [laughter] >> dana: do you have a beach party now? >> greg: in the trunk of his car. >> jesse: resistance training on the beach. >> katie: did you wear deodorant on the beach? >> jesse: know. >> greg: but you opened

ambassador john new rich internet is famously loyal to present dollar trump but now he's showing his true colors quite literally on saturday but i will be celebrating christopher street day as the gay pride parade discordia in honor of the event the rainbow flag of gay pride has been hoisted next to the star-spangled banner at the u.s. embassy allegedly despite an order from the u.s. state department forbidding it ambassador grinnell has long been openly about his sexuality and dance to take part in saturday's christof but street day. that's it for now but. dr carson look at something examines the much power of the little bit. about bra. i know you know the trick you just take some vitamin field's intercepts. long happy and healthy life but is this really true we expose some of the myths and give you sound nutritional advice good shit next on the double. pole. robots are still in the development phase of the sun but what's going to happen when they grow much. schumann's and machines spring able to peacefully coexist with the form of are we on the verge of over a block away or so from

john rich and i were were both "celebrity apprentice" contestants.hat. when the president is that inclusive, that is a good thing. it makes his critics look foolish. jedediah: i agree with you, i like that side of president trump. there was enormous contrast, president trump giving unifying message, 2020 democrats actively on the campaign trail, attacking trump, attacking his salute to america, basically saying stuff that wasn't even in it. >> donald trump i believe is incapable of celebrating what makes america great because he doesn't get it. >> i hope the pavement will not buckle in washington, d.c. >> it is all about trump, not my brothers and sisters who lost their lives in service for this country. >> he is having parade for himself. >> i'm not sure we need to spend money to put tanks in downtown washington, d.c. >> we have to put him in place. it is not about him. ed: bernie talking about spending money. he doesn't want spend money. >> any of his money. your money. pete: they said he would be political. then they go out and bash him on the 4th

most of them one man from well known scientists to the super rich like john d. rockefeller but. they were people with influence and connections to the high. levels of the american government. that from day sion still continue to exist today the ford foundation the rockefeller foundation the population council. they triggered a rising tide of fear of a population explosion that soon also spread to other countries and they formed the head of worldwide measures taken to decimate the population of the impoverished. this has been examined by matthew connelly a historian at columbia university in new york he has researched in detail the development of this movement from its beginnings to its impact a day. population council saw its mandate not just to control the rate of population growth but also to address problems in the quality of population so they had an explicit mandate to try to do something about the growth of the fertility rates among people who they thought you know would eventually take over the world if something wasn't done to reduce fertility rates across the board but

rich. >> good evening, john.ran is steadily breaching its commitment on the nuclear agreement, announcing its second violation in a week and threatening more. trump administration is warning iran to step back. >> iran should not confuse american restraint with a lack of american resolve. >> despite these warnings, iran is moving further from the 2015 nuclear agreement. it says it's enriching uranium at 4.5%, higher than the 3.67% allowed in the deal. the state department official allows calls this an attempt to extort the international community iran is threatening to escalate. >> yes, yes. if 20% enrichment is an option. even enrichment higher than that is an option. if these are all options but at the appropriate time. >> analysts say while iran is moving closer, these levels are still below weapons grade. last week iran breached the agreements limit on stockpile during a period of they want britain, france, and germany to help iran circumvent u.s. sanctions. if not, iran says it will keep breaching the terms e

evin: she went to calvin college named after john father and her invented the lighted sun visor and became rich she married the devos, the son of founder of the cosell and empire. empire.ing in michigan, this is a royal wedding. out sinceshould point you mentioned the name prints, her maiden name, her brother is erik prince of blackwater fame who has his own political and geo-everything story. there's another story, but they are very conservative and both mr. and misses devos became very involved in conservative causes, especially with a focus on education and among other things, they supported -- she in particular, a furtherance of lightly regulated charter sector with a high number of schools run by for profit companies. to put it mildly, they have had mixed results for children. carol: talk about her administration and what she has been able to get done because it sounds like she doesn't have a lot of backing from the white she hasr congress, but been able to roll back some educational initiatives put in place under the obama administration. devis: that is the whole thing. everybody thinks y

rich. it is those poorest countries facing the biggest problems with huge refugee camps. johnultilateral solution to what is a global problem? i think because it's a huge problem. i spent the best part of fifty years travelling the earth, much of it in the poorer and more oppressed regions of the world, not having realised that this was a predominant issue as it should have been visible to people like me, 20—30 years ago. i think what happened was that it became suddenly visually accessible, through satellite television and other means, to people who are not prepared for their children's or grandchildren‘s generation to enjoy some of this wealth. it's not really wealth pulling. it is utter desperation pushing. it is wars and acute famine. it's notjust, it looks richer in america — i'll go there. i think there are a number of people who fall into that category. but to deal with it will be extraordinarily difficult because it will be, not net migration as we face here of 200,000 a year, we are talking about 1—2 million a year if we are going to meet the standard you are talking

john roberts live on the north lawn. state department correspondent richor us at the state department. rich, what are you hearing from there? >> good afternoon, trace. a senior u.s. official is telling us the seizure of these tankers amounts to piracy in international waters and a significant escalation against the united kingdom. the senior u.s. official shows that iran cannot get along with many people certainly in that region. this also comes today as the united states was organizing an effort here today on preventing just this very issue. a summit here with a senior u.s. official telling us 100 different diplomats from 60 different nations about maritime security in the strait of hormuz. what the united states is stressing in trying to organize here is that not only the u.s. can be the one defending and protecting ships in the strait of hormuz. this has to be an international effort. the administration has pointed out that most of the goods, the oil that traverse the strait of hormuz, go to asia and europe. so the united states is looking for countries

i think that's how they mutually rich at that conclusion. >> john?drawing between the reactions of clinton, is that both these men were friends with jeffrey epstein. both of them are part of the reason why he was rehabilitated. he had money. we tacked about the harvard sweatshirts. he gave a bunch of money for harvard. the money, the private plane, the private island, the powerful men who may have been -- thought it was cool what jeffrey epstein was doing. donald trump is quoted as saying terrific guy, he likes women like i do, one of his are on the younger side. donald trump has been accused of similar wrongdoing. he's also been accused of sexual misconduct with multiple women, including young women. >> although we need to make sure there's a distinct between what jeffrey epstein is doing and the president's accusations. >> well, of course. >>> jon mea counter. had. -- jon thank you for being here. see you soon, i hope, my friend. >>> when we return, a question no presidential candidate has ever had to answer -- are you gay enough? ad to answer -- a

kennedy: one person, i don't begrudge is john delaney, i don't think he gets a lot of contributcontribution but he isy rich, he spent 700 on a cake, i love cake. >> seems like he wants to get away from his wife and eat cake. kennedy: so bad. >> spend your own money. kennedy: gorges iing in the clot somewhere, he met me 10,000 dollars he is going to lose. >> the bank of me, kennedy foundation. we invest in hig high-end womens shoes. 2020 candidates and massachusetts democrat senator warren, she does not just want trutuition-free college but she wants to cancel millions of americans existing student debt, she introduced a bill alongside congress than jim cliburn that would cancel 50,000 dollars in student loan debt for households making less than a hundred grand a year, provide some debt relive forever 95% of borrow -- relief for 95% of borrowers, that is great, but the question. how will she pay for it full price tag yet to be determined. see this will cover the cost, she said with the new wealth come fconfiscation tax. it will is the fact that colleges now have absolutely no need to -- >> the price keeps g

. >> that rich from practicing law in new jersey. >> god less america. >> the other john hickenlooper. that is not what got -- kamala harris up 10, talking about busing. what is the lesson, stay super left on economics not come out forcibly for it go straight to social issues. >> does president, an articulate forcforceful, -- >> kamala harris is one of the weakest candidates. >> why is she three. >> she had a good debate performance, she beat up joe biden, that is all the she is get a bonus from, i don't think she has any competition with president. >> warren and samed sanders get 28% of vote, there is a limit to democratic socialism, kamala harris has access more. >> program spoiler, michigan congressman amash, who just lift republican party. will congressman amash jump to 2020 race as a libertarian, i will ask him tomorrow night, when he joins me mere for his interview on fox. at 9:00 eastern. the panel returns later but first, trump pushing for the citizenship question on the census. will it work? reasons nick galespi knows more about that han most lawyers did will join me next. he

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john williams last week after the walk back. we can talk about that later maybe. coming up on the program, the auction block. pepsico delivering the riches high bond yield in 2019 and investors could not get enough. this is bloomberg "real yield." jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro, this is bloomberg "real yield." let's go to the auction block in the treasury market where investors shied away from the seven-year treasury auction. $32 billion offering resulted in the lowest bid to cover ratio. pepsico deliver the richest high-grade bond yield in 2019. investors could not get enough $32 interest growing to the billion size. in europe, expectations for new ecb stimulus fueling investor appetite. priced to yield, 3.5%. let's take in the eurozone, where mayor draghi painted a gloomy outlook for the european economy. speaking, you have resilience in the service sector . at the same time, this outlook is getting worse and worse. getting worse and worse in manufacturing especially, and getting worse and worse in those countries where manufacturing is very important. but because of value chains, this propagates all over the eurozone. jonathan: still wi

john belushi was a breakout star. >> why are they flying? >> all the movies that came out, they were inventive and rich and smart. >>> good luck, harry potter. to go escape to a world of wizardry and magic. >> look. >> welcome to hogwarts. >> there was tremendous anticipation for this film. of course, we met with rowling and we were careful to run everything by her and to be sure that we had her blessing. because she wasn't sure that she wanted to have the movies made. >> i took warner brothers word they would be true to the book. and they have been. >> harry potter is this idea of a young boy who doesn't think that not only is there nothing special about him but he is mistreated. >> there's no such thing as magic. >> then to find out that you are the heir of this amazing wizarding family and that you are unique and special and you have this whole destiny in front of you. that's every child's fantasy. >> curious. very curious. >> the harry potter film franchise, like the book franchise, was just something that really defined a generation. >> welcome home. >> the design of hogwarts, the world building is really impressive. especially when the

john passos wrote a poem to mark the event. he said "they have clubbed us off the streets they are stronger, they are rich they hire and fire the politicians, the newspaper editors, the old judges, the small men with reputations the college presidents, the war dealers listen, businessmen, college presidents, judges america will not forget her betrayers. all right, you have won. you will kill the brave men, our friends tonight. all right. we are two nations." madison grant was also responsible or active in the movement to prevent intermarriage between whites and african-americans, which leads us to another subject. and that is the second ku klux klan. you remember the first ku klux klan was right after the civil war? well, this was the second one, and in some ways it was the same and in some ways it was very different from the first one. it actually was a rather small -- it didn't amount to much until it was taken over by two professional fundraisers, edward clark and elizabeth tyler. and by the way, they made their money, they saw an opportunity here by selling sheets, sheets in children's sizes, in adult sizes, and the second

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rich people get nothing. that's easy enough to do, and the other thing is by the way, john jonas having the money go into funds for education that at least addresses one problem people have a harder time getting a college education or need to go into great debt so rather than pile all over this i would say we should view it as an opportunity to have a conversation about an interesting idea. >> well i have a much better idea that happened to be in the wall street journal today, david and that is to allow people to take their own money, not the money given to them. their own money the 10% of their payroll tax money, put it into an index fund where they actually own stock. this is the best possible way to reduce income and wealth in equality and by the way, even a minimum wage worker over 40 years if they could invest in an index fund would get better than the 1% return you get on social security they end up with anywhere from a half a million to a million dollars in these accounts and then they could leave money to their children and have a bigger benefit. that's the way to reduce wealth and inequality. >> i'm g

rich. but the tax gets passed to middle class and the middle class pays. elizabeth: let's play sound bite, bernie sanders admits what johnld middle class have a stake in creating a system like medicare for all through a bit of higher tax rate. >> well, how do you think healthcare is not free. right now, we pay -- for healthcare in a variety of ways, complicated. about half of healthcare dollars come from taxes. elizabeth: your reaction, he admits to it. >> he does, it is the truth. but be when we does not tell you that providing healthcare through government be massively inefficient. if you put the government in shark of -- in charge of healthcare we'll have rationing, not great healthcare. elizabeth: doctors saying they will leave the system, kamala harris could not explain how to pay for it. >> profit motive is best way to provide and service, it makes the provider efficient, efficiency makes it affordable. more competition, put the patient in charge, get rid of the restrictions on interstate sales of healthcare insurance and other services. elizabeth: john cox thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. elizabeth:

rich from marijuana, marijuana became ubiquitous. many places, tax hungry politicians have legalized or decriminalized it. former speaker of the house johnoehner now lobbies for the marinol the marijuana industry but they tell you it's better for alcohol, may be. who cares? talk about missing the point. try having dinner with a 19-year-old who is smoking weed. passive, flat, trapped in their own head. do you want that for your kids? of course not. why are leaders pushing it on us? you know the reason. they don't care about us. when you care about people, you do your best to treat them fairly. our leaders don't even try. they have jobs, contracts, scholarships, slots at prestigious universities based purely on how they look for nothing less fair than that. our tax code does come close. under our current system, the american who works for a salary pays about twice the tax rate than someone who is living off inherited money, who does live at all. we tax capital at half the rate we tax labor. it's a sweet deal if you work and finances. many of the rich people do. in 2010 for example, mitt romney made about $22 million in investment income. h

rich story to tell on the the elements of obstruction. the question is are they doing to persuade anyone. with johned on the water gate in 1973, 80 million people watched. my guess is about 15 million will be watching on wednesday. only 21% of the public right thousand supports impeachment. and the democratic caucus is divided. the question is will the democrats get into a rich bounty of material on collusion. which was short of conspiracy. on obstruction. and kind of tell a story about really the conduct on behalf by the administration. is anybody listening can they change minds? probably not. and i think we're kind of nearing the end of the impeachment question. i don't think that's really viable anymore. >> appreciate it. just days after robert mueller testifies democratic candidates return to the debate stage. testimony could become one of the hot topics. why he thinks the 2020 field needs to focus and a reset. (vo) the insurance institute for highway safety rates vehicles for safety, and some reach a level of top safety pick. but only a select few of the very safest vehicles are awarded a top

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rich, thank you. more on this with the panel, the president at least hourly taking today's developments in stride. chief white house correspondent johnoberts has that part of the story. >> leaving the white house for a weekend in bedminster, president trump says that the seizure of two u.k. operated oil tankers proves what he said all along. >> it only goes to show what i am saying about the ran, trouble. nothing but trouble. and it goes to show you that i was right about iran. >> the president did not seem concerned about the publication, admitting that the u.s. has a large military presence in the persian gulf. and very few u.s. tankers at home. he said iran faces a choice. to change its behavior, or things can get a lot worse. >> iran is showing their colors, working out very nicely. they are in big trouble right now. their economy is crashing. it is coming to a crash. they are trying to bring soldiers back home because i cannot pay them. a lot of things are happening to them. and it is very easy to straighten it out or make it worse. >> also weighing in on his feud with the four congresswomen of "the squad." the political outrage

rich story on some of the elements. the question is, you know, are they going to be able to persuade anyone. when johnied before the house judiciary committee or the senate watergate committee in 1973, 80 million people watched. my guess is 15 million people will be watching on wednesday. only 21% of the public right now supports impeachment of the democratic caucuses divided. the question is will the democrats be able to get into a rich bounty of material on collusion, which was short of conspiracy, on obstruction, even if mueller won't commit on it and kind of tell a story about really odo really odious contact. is anybody listening? can they change any minds? my guess is probably not and i think we're nearing the end of the impeachment question now. i don't think that's really viable now. >> interesting. just days after robert mueller testifies, democratic candidates for president return to the debate stage as testimony could become one of the hot topics but up next, thomas freedman tells us why the 2020 field needs to refocus and maybe a reset. we'll be right back. (vo) the insurance institute for

john in new jersey. caller: my comment is they have people like elon musk -- hello? host: we are listening. musk went ahead and teslais rocket with his car and rich millionaires should .e allowed to go out of state i don't think nasa has the stomach to go to places like mars or any other place because thatrely on old technology we should be investing and more -- in a up-to-date rockets like elon musk had. if you send up a politician, i have one in the white house we can send also and his family. a lot of partisan talk, setting up half the united states and our current president. americans are not in favor of space exploration being the -- that is not to say they don't believe there should be a -- they still believe this is an agenda to be driven by the government, that it is a public good. 52% of americans believe space should be a protected wilderness. humanity orurce for two humanity and they don't want to have the private sector being the sole entity responsible for space exploration. host: elon musk's name coming up when you think of space. who are the astronauts or people who have top name recognition and what about these billionaires like e

rich on the coast, you are not. who among the democrats is addressing that core issue of working families, saying we are going to make your life better? john to think that i am. when i came out of college, i had a masters, company car, i thought i would be a geologist my full life. that recession, about 10,000 geologists lost their job. i lost not just my job at my profession. i was out of work over two years. that is what happened to millions of people across the country in the 1980's and 1990's. automation, outsourcing. what we are focusing on in colorado is we have an apprenticeship program that allows kids to work in a bank or insurance company instead of going to college, things that will make them more successful. at the end of the three-year apprenticeship, they have made $30,000, they have their high school degree, and the equivalent of a year of college with no debt. and most importantly, they have skills. we have to get out ahead of this workplaceof disruption, automation. when i lost my job, there was no preparation in government to help people like me, or all the people that voted for donald trump find new careers. you point ou

john wall. take it down a few notches. we have to step back and say, look. what are the parallels to the worst dictators in time? you create another, like this week. rich people to look other way. you discredit the media. you get the judicial system in your back pocket. you say you're going to jail your opponents. you create hate and divisiveness. you pull out of international treaties. you lie with such mega lies that they start to become credible. i'm not saying trump is on a path to exterminating a race but i believe he is on a path in his mind. he's never heaving the white house. he thinks, by the way, he should have complete power of everything. and i am actually frightened if he gets reelected next time around, you could go to jail. >> i'll take other side of that. >> take side that you believe. >> the great thing about the constitution, so many checks and balances, trump does not have the military for anything like that. >> the problem he'll have because he's alienating people. he will win re-election. the problem we'll have is how will he run the country? united? inclusive? with the right policies? or do you want to divide us? >> it will never

john delaney? sanders, when you look at the polling, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are more in line with mainstream america, on health care, tax cuts for the richimate change, immigration reform than any of those candidates who are ling at 1%.oli amy: you are right. i want to turn to the issue of nuclear weapons policy. this is ththe debate moderator,j jake tapper. >> senator warren, you want to make a u.s. policy that the u.s. never uses a nuclear weapon unless another country uses one first. president obama considered that policy but decided against it. why should the u.s. tie its own hands with that policy? juan: because -- makes the world safer. the united states is not going to use nuclear weapons preemptively, and we need to say so to the entire world. it reduces the likelihood that someone mis-calculates, someone misunderstands. our first responsibility is to keep ourselves safe. what is happening right now with donald trump, as we keep expanding the different ways s e have nuclear weapons, the different ways they can be used, it puts us all at risk. senatornor bullock warren's proposal? >> i would not want to take that off the table. th

rich history with our kids so they keep that fire alive in them. it was very fragile. >> laura: is it true that your original son was going to be named souza to johnips? >> i will name one hamilton -- i didn't name alexander my first born after alexander hamilton long before the musical. alexander hamilton hangs in my office. >> laura: good thinking. you are a big music person. happy independence day. and next on the special ingram angle, antifa protesters swarm a small town pizza shop and vandals target an american flag mural. here are from that owner of that shop next. the longest lasting aa battery in the world. [confetti cannon popping] energizer. backed by science. matched by no one. you don't need to go anywhere dad, this is your home. the best home to be in is your own. home instead offers personalized in-home services for your loved ones. home instead senior care. to us, it's personal. >> laura: welcome back to this special edition of "the ingraham angle." antifa targeting a pizza parlor. the reason? they painted an american flag on the side of the building. i spoke to pizza owner, one is a veteran who organized the parade to support the f

rich history with our kids so they keep that fire alive in them. it was very fragile. >> laura: is it true that yourur second son was going to be named souza to johnips? >> i will name one hamilton -- i didn't name alexander my first born after alexander hamilton long before the musical. alexander hamilton hangs in my office. >> laura: good thinking. you are a big music person. happy independence day. and next on the special ingram angle, antifa protesters swarm a small town pizza shop and vandals target an american flag mural. a hear from that owner of that shop next. f that f that shop f that compare comcast business to your current provider. my current service provider does not provide half of what you provide. and to know that i could save money? i'd be thrilled. this sounds like a whole business package, which would be incredible. so what are you guys waiting for? let's do it. (laughs) comcast business gives you a full suite of products with great performance and value. get fast, reliable internet on the nation's largest gig-speed network for less than at&t. that's 120 dollars less a year. better, faster. i mean sign me up. comcast business.

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