even though this bike has two wheels, monster energy rider josh hill frequently uses just one of them the life of the tires. >> great attitude. if your keen eyes didn't tell you that cinder block in the middle is not an engine, the sound will tip you off. it sounds like a big rc car driving around. are electric bikes going to shock you if they get wet? the answer is yes. >> that's great. i guess it doesn't need any oxygen for combustion. it just works underwater. >> the top of a big hill. >> no. that's too steep, man. >> that's quik of stairs, no problem. then sets himself up for this. >> okay. this is where we just go too far. >> oh! >> no way. >> didn't quite work. no problem. he's fine. all he needs is a little bit of traction. they put some of that like sticky non-skid stuff on there. >> of course they did. >> yep. he gets up some speed and then boom. >> never in my riding career have i ever wondered about doing this. i'm fine. >> you might work -up to it someday. you never know. check it out using our mobile app. ♪ >>> a lifetime bond leads to. >> a reunion unlike any other. >> t

in wild water park in palm springs, even though this bike has two wheels, rider josh hill frequentlyne of them. >> saves the others. low longs the life of the tires. >> great attitude. if your eye didn't tell you that giant block in the middle is not an engine, the sound will tip you off. itunds like big rc car driving around and are electric bikes going to shock you if you get them wet? the answer is itdoes a oxygen for combustion and works underwater. >> he finds himself at the top of a big hill. >> no, that's too steep, man. >> yes. >> oh, my goodness. >> oh, that's scary. >> josh makes quick work of the stair. no problem. >> and then sets himself up for this. >> okay. yeah. this is where we just go too far. >> oh. >> didn't quite work but no problem. he's fine. all he needs is a little bit of traction. put some of that sticky nonskid stuff on there. >> of course they did. >> yep, he gets up some speed and then boom. >> yeah. never am i riding career have i ever wondered about doing this. i'm fine. >> you might work up to it some day. do you want to see the entire thing, click on

so i think there has to be some disappointment in the democratic ranks on the hill tonight. >> so josh, that's interesting. they might have put too many hopes and dreams in lieu of a work product into robert mueller. any talk that jerry nadler isn't perhaps up to the job? >> i don't think so. i mean, i don't think it's simply nadler, although i think if you're intimating, brian, that the intelligence hearing was more revealing and it seemed that mueller was more on his game there, the questions were i think more pointed and there were more direct response. you had the chairman there, adam schiff, engage in a direct sort of repartee with mueller that i thought was pretty interesting and pretty damning of the president, even in the context of these one-word answers. and we also learned today that the hill committees were told in advance that mueller would not read parts of his report as people had hoped earlier. so they really came into this knowing that they were likely to get pretty thin gruel from mueller, and i think unfortunately for them that's what was served up. >> so jeremy bash

politically going back, when you and i and josh were all working on the hill way back when when we wereh younger, rural america voted quite reliably democrats. that is changed. now you have these urban centers that are reliably democratic and the rural is republican. do you think you see any attempts by either side to bridge that? sincerely do it to try to get some things done. >> i know there are a lot of democrats who are out there drawing, it's an uphill battle for them given how reliably red rural has come and i think they're republicans who are working in good faith to reach out in urban areas. it doesn't help when the president is out there saying no human being wants to live in a city like baltimore. that makes it harder. here's one thing we are not talking about, because of this back and forth the democrats are about to have a debate over the next couple of nights. >> dana: no better place to have it. >> the gm plan is closing, right outside detroit it's closing on thursday. i honestly think that is not a store the president wants to see out there. people in michigan saying he p

. >>> great to be with you with joe, josh brown, jim, and jenny harrington, ceo at gillman hill asset management stocks are off their lows but the jobs report was above expectations early this morning. is it making investor rethink whether the fed will cut on july 31st does it matter if they cut on july 31st or wait until september? aren't they supposed to be looking at the data? >> technically as it relates to impacting the economy, i don't think, i don't think it makes sense. but from a perception standpoint the market wants it. what we're adjusting to today is the possibility that you're not getting 50 basis points probably getting only 25 basis points i'm not sure 50 basis points was what the market was supposed to get anyway remember, there's this economic conversation, the relevancy of cutting, i'm not sure that the evidence is there to suggest it moves the needle and then there's the perception of what it does to assets. if you think about it, okay, we have got lower bond yields we have already re-naflated gloa assets, high yield, municipal bonds, beyond just equity. so we're t

this intended as a scare tactic >> according to josh ddawson they want border patrol and show the accuracy and certain images will resonate on capitol hill. how to fund customs and border agents and ice >> general, i'm going to play for you an exchange after the visit. this is between the journalist, josh dossi of the "washington post" who filed the gripping dispatches and the vice president we'll talk about on the other side >> what you saw today was that facility here is overwhelmed i wouldn't take the word of people being detained for how they're being treated. but i'm very confident that they're being provided with shelter and water and food and access to health care, hygiene >> is the answer to that, it says exactly what the administration wants to say about us around the world? >> i never seen a more shameful situation ever part of it, by the way -- i don't think -- i think it's incompetence on such a scale that we're unwilling to look at that as the rational for what year seeing. the numbers don't work there's 58,000 people in customs and border patrol. there's around 81,000 it can detainees. in may 144,000 people crossed the bord

hill. amy: a tweet from "washington post" reporter josh dawsey, who was covering the vice president's visit, described the dire conditions inside one of of the jails -- "vp saw 384 men sleeping inside fences, on concrete with no pillows or mats. they said they hadn't showered in weeks, wanted toothbrushes, food. stench was overwhelming. cbp said they were fed regularly, could brush daily and recently got access to shower." many had not pretended 20 days, he tweeted. -- many had not pretended 20 days from he tweeted. meanwhile, a new report from the house oversight committee released on friday found that at least 18 migrant children under the age of two have been separated from their families at the border as part of trump's zero tolerance family separation policy. this included nine infants under the age of one. on sunday, president trump unleashed a racist attack on four progressive congresswomen of color, telling them to "go back and help fix the totally broken and crime infested places from which they came." the tweets were aimed at congress members ayanna pressley, alexandria ocasio-cor

. >> thank you >>> for more on the looming budget battle on the hill welcome congressman josh got himer represents the fifth district of new jersey, member of the house finance committee and congressman lance gooden who represents the fifth district of texas and member of the financial services committee thank you both for joining us. we appreciate it. >> congressman gothimer, what's your outlook the way she put it, sounds like an uphill battle, got up tintile end of the month, off for recess >> you will hit a debt ceiling we have to address that. you have budget caps that have to be raised especially if we're going to address the military needs and we've heard clearly from the defense department we must do that, not because we need things like a pay raise which are critical to our active duty, but, of course, equipment and long-term planning the short-term puptsz down the road, it's no way to run a government i think what we need to do is have long-term planning to build what we need, be prepared and ready and take care of everything at home, our vets, homeland security, our infrastruc

hill to die on. keirsten powers with us, a cnn political analyst, and josh campbell, cnn law enforcement analyst and former fbi supervis supervisory special agent. josh, i want to start with you because you among us has actually worked with robert mueller. and now we're getting a sense from members on both sides of the aisle how they're going to approach him next week. the democrats are going to try to dive into those five areas of alleged obstruction which have to do did he order mcgahn to fire robert mueller, they're going to push him on that and also whether he would recommend charges on a private citizen if he or she had engaged in a similar fact pattern? will that be effective with the robert mueller you know? >> they have to be strategic being house democrats. we've all seen a pattern in this age where you have a witness in a contentious hearing. one side attacks the witness and the other sides spends time rebill talting the witness. i suspect there will come a point probably early on where robert mueller is going to start to frustrate both sides. you're going to have the republicans trying to

josh, doesn't he. what the market expectations are don't feel out of whack. that's at a minimum. he needs to leave the hill with the market onboard about where we are and where we think we're going to go in a couple weeks. right. >> yesterday, yesterday news surfaced that a company called wework is going to hit the debt market just prior to an ipo, which is interesting and they're looking to raise anywhere from $3 billion to $4 billion >> i know where you're going to go with this no problem accessing capital rates are low and borrow money hand over fist no problem >> i say that. >> i've heard this before. >> just, i want you to understand i want you to understand, i want you to understand it's not really i think it a matter of that. i want you to understand this moment in time this is a company that owns no real estate and they lease real estate from other people last year they lost a billion dollars more than they were able to do in revenue it is unbelievable they will not only do one of the biggest ipos in history, but before then, raise somewhere between $3 billion and $10 billion in the market. maybe i

hill, juan williams. director of the woodrow wilson center, former congresswoman jane harman, and senator mitch mcconnell's former chief of staff, joshsman, let me start with you, any problem with these ice rates, which as kellyanne conway pointed out, these are people who are in the country illegally who have been through the process and have received a final deportation order? >> i don't like the advance notice. i want ice to be able to do this on a regular basis and i would hope that the locals would actually cooperate, because these are people -- >> chris: but they are not doing that. >> they are not cooperating. >> chris: they are actually telling people how to avoid getting rounded up by ice. >>he the demrats othis? i want the world -- when you going to the final adjudication and a judge has ordered you to depart the country, how can we not all be united and say then you have to leave? we are not a nation where you just ignore a judge's order. that's the position democrats are taking in the fundamentally wrong. >> chris: well, we have another democrat and former congressman here, jane harman. it is a fact, whether it's nancy pe

hill where there are debates to fund border agents and i.c.e. >> general, i'll play for you an exchange after the visit this is between the journalist josh dossee of the washington post that filed these from inside the room and the president. we'll talk about it on the other side. >> we just saw 384 men outside sleeping on concretes, no pillows, nowhere to basically stay and some of them said they were thirsty, some hadn't showered in 10, 20, 30 days. some of them were pretty desponde despondent does that measure how we take care of people >> you saw today the facility is overwhelmed. i wouldn't take the word of people being detained here in mcallen for how they are being treated but i'm very confident that they are being provided with shelter and water and food and access to health care and access to hygiene. >> so general, there you have it and it's a tough question to you, what does this say about us around the world or is the answer to that, it says exactly what administration wants to say about us around the world? >> you know, brain, i've spent a lot of time in that u.s., mexicoen border and mexico and central america and never seen a mor

we are seeing on capitol hill some big tech'skritd critics well kcoming this news. republican senator joshweeted this is an indication that attorney general william barr is taking anti trust seriously. we have reached out to google, facebook, amazon and apple, so far we have either gotten a no comment or we're still waiting for a response >> i wasment to understand one thing, about two months ago there was a spate of reports about how the doj and ftc were effectively splitting their investigations so that the doj would cover two companies, ftc the other two. now it seems like the doj is taking on all. square that up for us. >> this is my understanding of how this will work and that this review is much broader than those specific inquiries into individual companies. this review is focused more on industry behavior. that sort of division of power, if you will, between the ftc and doj where they split up the companies. that was about specific company behavior and questioning their potent nall lially monopolist ic opportunities. there's a lot of regulatory overlap that could be happening in wa

ainsley: google is back on capitol hill facing questions over the tech giant's alleged crernship and bias against conservatives missouri senator joshthe answer? did he admit that google was working with china on some level? >> no. you know, what was really remarkable is that he insisted -- first he acted like i have no idea what talking about. we don't do business in china. wait a minute you had a search engine in china for years. you censored results in accordance to what the chinese government wanted. why should we believe anything you say now about crern shop when we know that you have engaged in it in the past? steve: so if they are doing it in china, you suggest maybe they are doing it here, too. >> exactly, exactly. what their line is that we never engage in ideological censorship we know they have done it for years whenever they think it benefits them, whenever it profits them. you just can't believe anything google says. ainsley: so how can you change what's happening? because we have had so many guests on that have said that they are shadow banned. we had dennis prager on yesterday if you look at videos on his site prager