and i said that just for karl rove's benefit. the establishment in this country right now. republican and the democratic elites are trying to take down a president. can this president say to hell with it, mueller, you are fired, rosenstein, you are fired, and get the support of paul ryan and mitch mcconnell? >> it's well within his constitutional rights. but the question is political fallout. there is no evidence of collusion. we are way past that. lou: including is not a crime. >> you have no collusion, no obstruction, what are we even talking about? we started with whitewater. lou: that cannot be sufficient to fire the special counsel, i don't know what could be. steve forbes great to see you, ned ryun, great to see you. thanks for joining us. . >>> tonight on "war stories" -- from stallen grad to berlin. >> the most intense fighting man kind has ever seen. >> russians trying to withstand stallen and fighting hitler. americans come to help with planes, trucks and spam and even join the front lines. >> all hell breaking loose. and they're chattering in russian. >> old russ

david: karl rove, we gave you full answer, even though we ran out of time a minute ago. , good stuff. melissa. melissa: outrage growing after another unspeakable tragedy in london. prime minister theresa may ordering inquiry how a fire spread through a massive apartment building and spread quickly. residents ported about fire hazards for years. 17 people are confirmed dead but the death toll is expected to rise. there are 18 victims at regional hospitals in critical condition. reports say hundreds are still missing. boy, it has been tough for london. david: it could get worse. this isn't the first time a shooting like yesterday's occurred. former house majority leader tom delay was in the line of fire himself back in the 1990s. we'll hear his live-changing story next. melissa: what does the terrifying shootings on the baseball field mean for our gun laws? we're getting governor mike huckabee's take after the break. ♪ ♪ dynamic performance, so you can own the road. track-tuned handling, so you can conquer corners. aggressive-styling, so you can break away from everyone els

>> karl rove on the mark and ane answer is no. if president trump says to jim comey, there is more important things to do. terrorist investigations and i want you to move resources away from the russia and flynn investigation and not to others, that is a benign and lawful interference but if he does so for corrupt reasons because he fears flynn might be indicted and become a government witness, that's an unlawful interference. we don't know which one. we don't know what jim comey has said about mueller but we do know bob mueller has the duty to investigate whether it's reasonable suspicion to believe there may have been a crime. whether he can indict the person or not. we also know that the fbi investigates to exculpate someone, exclude them from the realm of criminal activity. we don't know the status. >> john: prosecutors are saying proving a negative is difficult. proof that the dog did not bark. president saying: "they made up a phony collusion with the russians story, found zero proof, so now they go for obstruction of justic

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karl rove is here to react.an't wait to see what he has to say about this, plus a college professor is a vile rant against the elites auto warm beer. does nasa have evidence that aliens exist? that is all next. ♪ >> shannon: to some other stories making news to an end, the university of delaware dele argues that otto warmbier, who died in north korea, got exactly what he deserved. she calls him a spoiled, naive college students who never had to face the consequences of his actions. the post has been deleted, apparently along with her career. it tonight, he has been called the most radioactive men in washington, at the center of the russia probe leaving d.c. for good, the kremlin's top diplomats will be out of washington. and finally, aliens really do exist. at least that is what lanes of people thought, the whole thing was a hoax, it all started last week when anonymous released a video, teasing the big announcement. nasa officials were forced to deny the report earlier today. >> the billionaire class, you know

strategist karl rove, charles lane of "the washington post" ," former democratic congresswoman donna, and former speaker newt gingrich, author of the upcoming book, "understanding from" ," out this tuesday. that must be a long book. >> it's interesting. >> chris: i want to start with your tweet which i discussed earlier with ronna mcdaniel, here it is up on the screen again, republicans need to focus on closing down independent counsel because it clearly isn't independent, what is your reasoning, and wouldn't that really look like an obstruction of justice? >> look at what comey said. he said i deliberately leaked, through an intermediary, to create this counsel, who happens to be one of his closest friends. look at are we starting to hire. these are people that frankly look to me, they're setting up to go after trump. including people who have been reprimanded for hiding from the defense, information into major cases. i think this is going to be a witch hunt. comey himself by his own testimony tainted this particular process. director of the fbi deliberately making in order to creat

chris: so to give you a sense of karl rove, something he very much wants to say.ell, look, i was watching the election returns. we got -- established this tradition in the united states. we talk about texas 1 and congressional district 1 and congressional district 35. bass and stroke, clydesdale and tweedle dale which is one constituency in scotland. we have got to name each one of our districts. chris: if we were doing you this would say the clydesdale. >> i would say the dumb shale tweedz dale precincts. one point of disagreement. the labor lee vote remained with the conservatives. if you were labor right who voted for leave you remained largely conservative. why may the election not worse than it was. and you, kip, 18% went with labor. the largest share of them went. this would have been a worse election had that not happen. chris: that's the independent party so exit. >> scottish referendum played a role. 13 additional seats won by the conservatives in scotland because they have been, the conservatives were identified as the unionist party. chris: let me just

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and i said that just for karl rove's benefit. the establishment in this country right now.and the democratic elites are trying to take down a president. can this president say to hell with it, mueller, you are fired, rosenstein, you are fired, and get the support of paul ryan and mitch mcconnell? >> it's well within his constitutional rights. but the question is political fallout. there is no evidence of collusion. we are way past that. lou: including is not a crime. >> you have no collusion, no obstruction, what are we even talking about? we started with whitewater. lou: that cannot be sufficient to fire the special counsel, i don't know what could be. steve forbes great to see you, ned ryun, eat to see you. ned ryun, eat to see you. >> i'm very capable of changing to anything wants to change to. down* i'm sick of both these people and sick of the endless coverage of them. most of what they will do will be bad. the best comes from the private sector. but people look to government. they think it's sharing. so when people propose better, private solutions, they get

and i said that just for karl rove's benefit. the establishment in this country right now.ying to take down a president. can this president say to hell with it, mueller, you are fired, rosenstein, you are fired, and get the support of paul ryan and mitch mcconnell? >> it's well within his constitutional rights. but the question is political fallout. there is no evidence of collusion. we are way past that. lou: including is not a crime. >> you have no collusion, no obstruction, what are we even talking about? we started with whitewater. lou: that cannot be sufficient to fire the special counsel, i don't know what could be. steve forbes great to see you, ned ryun, great to see you. thanks for joining us. >> breaking news this morning. a new twist in terror attacks. several people injured and one dead after a man driving a man driving it and its worshipers in a mosque in london get the latest on the situation. >> markets over the weekend. america's streak continues today as you can see in your screen after the dow hit another record friday 24 points. despite retail and grocery

and i said that just for karl rove's benefit. the establishment in this country right now.red, rosenstein, you are fired, and get the support of paul ryan and mitch mcconnell? >> it's well within his constitutional rights. but the question is political fallout. there is no evidence of collusion. we are way past that. lou: including is not a crime. >> you have no collusion, no obstruction, what are we even talking about? we started with whitewater. lou: that cannot be sufficient to fire the special counsel, i don't know what could be. steve forbes great to see you, ned ryun, great to see you. thanks for joining us. michellen general jack keane and marsha blackburn among our guests. kennedy: tonight a divided nation comes together after an attack on our democracy but how long will it last? ohio republican covers and jim jordan is here plus what will the shooting mean for the gun control debate? major developments in the ongoing russian investigation. what does special counsel robert mueller have up his sleeve? so much more, grab the keys it's time to start it up. republicans

and i said that just for karl rove's benefit. the establishment in this country right now.ent. can this president say to hell with it, mueller, you are fired, rosenstein, you are fired, and get the support of paul ryan and mitch mcconnell? >> it's well within his constitutional rights. but the question is political fallout. there is no evidence of collusion. we are way past that. lou: including is not a crime. >> you have no collusion, no obstruction, what are we even talking about? we started with whitewater. lou: that cannot be sufficient to fire the special counsel, i don't know what could be. steve forbes great to see you, ned ryun, great to see you. thanks for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow night. good night from new york. >> announcer: from the u.s. open in wisconsin. the "wall street week." here is maria bartiromo. maria: welcome to "wall street week." the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo coming to you from the site of the u.s. open in wisconsin. here it's erin hills. we'll talk trade and tax r

karl rove was a target of patrick fitzgerald and so was scooter libby.though patrick fitzgerald knew on the first day that the underlying issue, it was done by the deputy secretary of state. there were other people in washington including in the state department and they let people twist in the wind. i can understand the concern but i don't think "the washington post" story should be a cause for concern and i also think bob mueller is a guy, whose characters being attacked right now. he's not a showboat like jim comey. he's keeping his head down. you don't see him out there defending himself. i'm sure he wants to wrap this up as soon as everybody else does. >> kimberly: chassis. >> jesse: there are a lot of leaks coming out of bob mueller's investigative team. >> dana: know, the lawyers of those people. >> jesse: perhaps. >> dana: not necessarily from their team. >> jesse: perhaps. after you see this report, you are wondering who is leaking. we don't know who's leaking. someone's talking. >> jesse: it does not reflect well on the investigation. it raises

and i said that just for karl rove's benefit. the establishment in this country right now.are trying to take down a president. can this president say to hell with it, mueller, you are fired, rosenstein, you are fired, and get the support of paul ryan and mitch mcconnell? >> it's well within his constitutional rights. but the question is political fallout. there is no evidence of collusion. we are way past that. lou: including is not a crime. >> you have no collusion, no obstructn,hat are even talking about? we started with whitewater. lou: that cannot be sufficient to fire the special counsel, i don't know what could be. steve forbes great to see you, ned ryun, great to see you. thanks for joining us.>> announa paid advertisement for time life's music collection. >> hey, i'm bowzer. i used to be in sha na na. but now, i got bowzer's rock 'n' roll party. wow, look at this! we got a cool drive-in, we got a cool '57 chevy, and we got a really cool guy... me! all we need is some rock 'n' roll! >> ♪ well, that'll be the day when you say goodbye ♪ ♪ yes, that'll be the day >> ♪ m

bush deputy chief of staff, karl rove. good to have you back on the show. >> thanks for having me. >> you're thoughts whether or not this will get done? is it realistic to talk about july 4th as a deadline? >> very much up in the air. i think they can get it done. they will have to do some convincing because there are five people publicly who say they are concerned about it. at least one of them, i think senator paul of kentucky is never going to vote for a bill under any circumstances. they can only out of those four announced senators with concerns, they can't afford to lose anymore than one of them. and there may be some other senators who have got concerns. this is period where leadership has to be working adroitly to corral people. get their concerns. to explain parts of the bill about which they may have issues. see if they can't arrive at 50 plus the vice president or 51 and let vice president cheer from the sidelines. trish: what will mitch mcconnell do in this particular case? i almost equate it to pull a rabbit o

>> well, it's interesting because karl rove has been one of these republicans who was never enamoredesident trump to begin with. it has gone back and forth since he took office between defending him and finding merit wanting to give him a chance and criticizing him sharply as he has done in this column. it's hard for a lot of republicans to will be at what is happening because they see it as an unnecessarily self inflicted wound. they have control of the white house, control of the senate, they would like to get things done. they have important things on the agenda, health care, tax reform, trade all those things. you see that frustration among some of the republicans out there. >> kristen welker, tomorrow afternoon, a press event, 2:45 scheduled start. let's say by 4:00 p.m. eastern time there is now a fresh lead on one of the prongs of one of the stories we have talked about tonight. what is tomorrow supposed to be, what's next week theme atticcally supposed to be? having said that, this was supposed to be infrastructure week. >> that's right. it was supposed to be infrastructure w

karl rove and matt bennett here to debate that's coming up in a moment. take a look at this tweet. g.o.p. congress may never again get a chance to kill so many people. could rival the iraq war and its total. that's from a harvard economics professor. just one week after the attack on republican baseball practice, are our politics back to business as usual? when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ and i quit smoking with chantix. i was very grateful to have chantix. at times when i would normally go smoke, i just didn't it's kind of like "wait a minute, i would normally be running out the door to go grab a cigarette." along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. some people had changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, agitation, depressed mood or suicidal thoughts or actions with chantix. serious side effects may include seizures, new or worse heart or blood vessel problems, sleepwalking or allergic and skin reacti

karl rove and it's going to take on a bit of its life of its own when those interviews take place andight, we are watching this baseball game and america's leaders taking part in one of america's great pastimes, just a 36 hours after tragedy struck on the baseball field as they practice, our quote of the night comes from the house chaplain father pat conroy and the prayer that he gave to congress and the members who you see on the fields today this morning. watch. >> we pause to thank you for the courage and sacrificial service of our capital police. forgive us when we take their daily courageous service for granted. forgive us also when we see to forget that words matter and can become deeds that bring the bitterness. bring speedy healing to our brother steve scalise and all those injured in yesterday's shooting. bring peace and solace to all those affected by yesterday's tragedy. >> martha: an amazing combination that we have seen of how this country pulls together in difficult times. we all woke up yesterday morning to the shocking news that a gunman had taken down a member of cong

that was karl rove. joining me is charlie dent. congressman, good to see you.ough week all around. what is your take-away at the end of the week after james comey's testimony and the president's pushback? >> my take-away, thank you for having me on the program. i would say that my take-away is the president is not -- wasn't you should an investigation, and it's clear, though, that his interference and interventions, though, we could make it more likely that he could be under an investigation. i think that the attorney general sessions didn't have a particularly good day yesterday. nor did loretta lynch. nor did general flynn. i guess i'm worried about the broader context here. i just returned from germany, and i'll tell you, i think the world is looking at america right now, and they think there's political instability. they have taken america strong leadership for granted. nas that is no longer the case. whether it's on security, whether it's on trade or the environment, there's a feeling that america is a little bit adrift. i'm worried about that broader cont

karl rove on fox news sunday insisting president trump has done nothing wrong. >> i don't see anythingere that a reasonable person would say was in violation of the law. the president did not obstruct justice and did something that was inappropriate but not illegal. it is legal. the president of the united states could direct him to end the investigation and within his authority as the president of the united states. >> shannon: fox news senior political analyst, brit hume. so this weekend the conversation bounced off of friday afternoon when the president said he would 100% under oath be happy to make some of these statements he has made before. this is what we now have from the senate minority leaders chuck schumer with regard to hearing from the president. here is what he said on sunday. >> there is a cloud over the presidency, the president said. rightly so. two ways to clear up that cloud. one, if there are tapes he alluded to the facts that they are tape. maybe as a threat or taunting comey, he should make them public right away. if there aren't tapes he should let that be known.

karl rove in the fox news political contributor.ichelle is the legal progress for vice president, welcome to both of you, good to have you heard today. when you get to the root of this, it's so easy in this kind of story to get pulled off in all of these different directions, but the question is and anyone in the trump campaign coordinate with the russians to have an impact on our election and what we have learned, and james call me back this up the other day as well, he said there's no evidence to show that that actually happened, but what has happened according to these reports are that the russians have been going after the software in the polling systems in as many as 39 states out there. yet we heard almost nothing from any of these people about concerns about that today. michelle? >> michelle: i think there's a few things. one, the reason why the testimony from attorney general sessions is so important is because he sits at the nexus of two issues, obstruction of justice from the president and what did the president or this pr

cantor group and american crossroads the super pac founded by the former white house strategist karl rove it's still not entirely clear as to how exactly this much data ended up on a publicly accessible cloud drive but deep with analytics found alex said in the statement that we take full responsibility for the situation since this event has come to our attention we have updated the access settings but protocols in place to prevent further access he also said that based on the information we have got it thus far we do not believe that our systems have been hacked and of statement it's important to mention that gathering data on voters by election campaigns is a perfectly normal practice but the fact that all this information was accidentally dumped onto a public domain is a serious lapse and the biggest question right now is whether any party other than the cyber firm ob guard which found the leak did get access to it and would use it for nefarious purposes if it did. the reporting from washington d.c. and earlier today we spoke with john mcafee on the topic of hacking he believes the mos

cantor group and american crossroads the super pac founded by the former white house strategist karl rove it's still not entirely clear as to how exactly this much data ended up on a publicly accessible cloud drive but deep with analytics found alex said in the statement that we take full responsibility for the situation since this event has come to our attention we have updated the access setting. but protocols in place to prevent further access he also said that based on the information we have gathered thus far we do not believe that our systems have been hacked and the statement it's important to mention that gathering data on voters by election campaigns is a perfectly normal practice but the fact that all this information was accidentally dumped onto a public domain is a serious lapse and the biggest question right now is whether any party other than the cyber for a mob guard which found a leak did get access to it and would use it for nefarious purposes if it did. the reporting from washington d.c. well meantime wiki leaks has released damaging new information that a cia project ca

maria: he we'll leave there it thanks for joining us this morning karl rove. >> any time you need somebodyr, lower the temperature. dagen: i point out karl i am only one other than maria not who will heering this morning the only one. maria: can you. >> question for you you say you are watching tv with glen close does they bring wine or snacks i hear not a good she just shows up, and watching television. >>. dagen: i am watching tv with glenn close she is on the tv i am sitting there alone. maria: good-bye karl rove. we'll be right back. is continuing to evolve. ctca is definitely on the cusp of those changes. we really focus on taking the time with each individual patient so they can choose the treatment appropriate for them. i empower women with choices. it's not just picking a surgeon. it's picking the care team, and feeling secure where you are. visit cancercenter.com/breast appointments available now. >>>. >>> . maria: a manhunt under way this morning for cop killer cheryl casone with story. cheryl: continues right now maria authorities conducting that massive manhunt after a police o

event that had nothing to do with -- he asks questions and if you make a mistake in one of them, karl rove said he almost got indicted for forgetfulness. one briefen conversation two years earlier and they almost indicted him. you get these kind of headhunters, the sheer power of the federal government and every word you say is taken down. you get every single piece of paper you've ever done brought in and every word everyone else said. i'm confused, he said this and now this person said that, did you perjure yourself? are you objecting justice? i'm very worried by mueller and the people he is surrounding himself are very dangerous and i think it's a great disservice to america. the original question was russia. and if we're going to look in russia, let's do it at a bipartisan basis and look at bill clinton's half-million dollar speech and that podesta's brother is a registered agent for russian bank and the iranian deal when hillary was secretary of state. i'm happy to look a rush of all of a sudden it's evolving and now it's going to be obstruction and now we are going to investigate fin

i watched president bush, the last president bush go on forever, as karl rove wrote so well today, and i think the problem is this becomes very expensive to people have to hire lawyers, it becomes very expensive in the sense of time and energy and totally distract. lou: let me ask this. >> go ahead. lou: why are we putting up with it? we knew the direction it was headed, everybody knew the effort put forward by the dems, the left in this country with a simple and straightforward purpose which is to derail the agenda of this president and subvert his administration. the conservative republican leadership of both houses, both committees, senate intelligence and house intelligence, went along with it. now why should the american people have to put up with this ignorance? >> they shouldn't, and equally as important, the initial mission was to find out if the russians messed around in our election, and clearly the answer to that is yes. find out how and why and make sure it doesn't happen again. lou: who's job is it to do that? it is the fbi's it is the cia. it is nsa. and 14 other agencies

. >> sandra: karl rove in "the wall street journal" says still what trump has created, he has created potential problem for himself when he said that he is willing to speak under oath to give his version of events. he said 100% willing to. >> trish: i'm sure his lawyers are going oh, no. you start opening up this can of worms. he's got a real problem and that he's a fighter. -- the outsider. he's coming into a system that is not very welcoming. doesn't want him there. you've got a bunch of elites basically at their cocktail parties, he's crashing it. maybe, if you wanted to play their game, he would back off a little, he would get the lay of the land, he would let some of the surrogates do the dirty work, but that's on his style. he is a full on, i'm going to make changes. they don't like it, they don't like him and you're going to get more and more leaks. someone said the other day, the problem is comey was so well-liked at the fbi that you run the risk if you're attacking comey, you run the risk that all of those troops, the rank and file that supported comey, they're going to be le

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karl rove said a dark cloud will be hanging over this of administration until the final days if you get of mueller. >> if you leave this in place it will be a short tick-tock until we know what mueller has, or no? >> had somebody who kind of knows mueller. robert mueller is not young, he was enjoying retirement, he wants to get this done. he doesn't feel like hanging onto a paycheck for three years, he wants to get this done, he wants to get the answers. i think it is unfortunate the administration mentioned that about firing. i don't think president trump anywhere in his mind is thinking about firing robert mueller, i think they know better than th that. even by somebody having said maybe he should fire him, puts the cloud over the president where they are thinking he is thinking the same. >> the special counsel doesn't serve at the will and pleasure of the president like the fbi director. to dagen's point, that person can't be fired without cause, there has to be because in order to remove that person from their position, that is what makes it an apolitical situation. james comey hims

karl rove wrote a very good column last week in "the wall street journal," and he says you have to be very worried about special investigators running a muck. he cited, and his own case, he had forgotten one phone call. imagine how many phone calls someone in his position in the white house it was getting. he forgot one phone call that was months ago or a year ago. they almost indicted him for forgetfulness. that's how vindictive, that's how powerful these powers of state are. >> sean: by the way, i want to send our thoughts and prayers to the family of this young man, otto, who just recently returned from north korea and i tonight. i am so sad for this family. i want to ask you one final question. i think this is important. i really believe this rhetoric, this hatred i talked about in my opening monologue, shakespeare, the isis pose, the rhetoric, hate, the violence towards this president, to dehumanize him, is now extraordinarily dangerous. your thoughts? >> it's extremely dangerous, and it's much deeper than just trump. i talk to college students at the college republican national