let's bring back karl rove. a quick thought from you, karl and then we have senator portman on the other side. >> first of all, the president made it clear, if he doesn't get a deal, he's walking away. he put the additiol sanctions hold bause he wanted to set the right tone. but they're ready to go if the north koreans don't agree to denuclearization. i was concerned that we have not heard about comprehensive, irreversible, verifiable. we didn't hear that formulation today but that's probably very much on the table. the president was clear. from abe's side, there were two things i took away. one is very clearly said, we're in sync with the united states on the sanctions and the goals for many meeting and made it clear that japan that wants a resolution of the abduction issue, which is very emotional in japan. the idea of a foreign country coming in, grabbing japanese nationals and taking them back to north korea is a problem to the japanese and it's clear that they want something done to resolve that issue. the n

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karl rove with thoughts on that. think,karl >> look, california is good news for republicans.emocrats targeted seven republican dists that were won by hillary clinton and were occupied by republican. a couple of those retirements. in six of the seven, the combined republican vote was bigger than the democratic vote by margins of four points to 22 points. because of the jungle primary draws more of what looks like a general electorate out, everybody runs in a big mess and the two top vote getters go into a the turnout is higher 21% in california versus11% in new jersey turnout. the same night. this is good news for the republicans. they have looked like they got in these districts that the democrats h to win. there's not a blue is sinking them. republican enthusiasm is as good or higher than the democrats in seven of seven districts. >> neil: what is interesting, we've gone the double digit differential between voters and what should control congress in favor of democrats to now whin the margin of error a few points. does that mean to you -- and i know things can change in the

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. >> this is an op-ed that karl rove published in early 2010.t's entitled, the gop targets state legislatures. he who controls subdistricting controls congress. >> that's a civics thing that everyone is aware of. no up with w no one was looking at it in terms of the election. >> he is regarded as evil mastermind, depending how you view it, of republican redistricting that took place. >> going into 2010, there was publicity about the censure bureau work and what they would announce and how it would impact congressional districts and reapportionment. >> according to the constitution, every ten years we have to have a accept suss. after that accept suss, states are required to draw new congressional districts. some states gain population. some states lose population. if you gain a new congressional district, you have got to figure out how to draw the lines to accommodate that distrt. if you lose one or two as states often do, you have to draw the lines again. >> the state lenggislators draw the lines for congress. itakes a relatively obscure state

karl rove joins me now. thank you for being with us. i want to get back to a tweet from senator mark warner from yesterday. he said the president's ad hoc use of the pardon power is concerning enough but the possibility that he may also be sending a message to witnesses in a criminal investigation into his campaign is extremely dangerous. in the united states of america no one is above the law. your reaction to that tweet. >> i think it's a little over the top. article 2, section 2 of the constitution does give the president of the united states a virtually unlimited power to grant repraoefshs and pardons for any offense except those connected with impeachment. it is a broad power. like any virtually unlimited power we ought to be cautious about it. the president going forward needs to be cautious about it. criticizing him for the use of this power also ought to be -- people ought to be cautious about it. take a look at one of his recent pardons. denish d'souza was found guilty of making multiple contributions in the name of others to a

karl rove, the deputy chief of staff. want to alert you that the merger between at&t and time-warner has been approved as was expected here. took a little while. judge richard leon has approached what is the biggest media merger of our time here. again, it's always in the details. charlie gasparino following it all. what can you tell us? >> if the conditions are mild, it's a huge win for at&t and huge win for randall stephenson. tomorrow starts the bidding war for 21st century fox. if it's a clean approval and we have to see how clean it is, they may put their bid in tonight for our entertainment assets that are slated to be sold to disney. from what i hear from bankers, there could be others involved. the devil is in the detail of those conditions if there are conditions. those conditions, neil, could make an approved deal be in reality an unapproved deal. what do i mean by that? if the judge applies enough conditions to make this very onerous on at&t to leverage the time-warner assets so they can't make money, well, tha

karl rove's piece in the wall street journal this morning is evidence. we have our advocacy forum in town. reporters, one from the hill and one from the local cbs affiliate, they talked about how they felt any responsibility to make sure they reported what happened but not give information out. piece, thearl rove headline, "my mom's suicide was preventable." let's take some calls. sean in california. you are on with john madigan from the american foundation for suicide prevention. caller: good morning. there's a few things that i've been listening to c-span for seven years and i never called in. this, i felt i really needed to do. at the age ofdren hangingseven, eight, themselves. then, we have teenagers jumping in front of trains. now, we have adults doing it, to bank. we haven't thought about how many prescription drugs have suicide warnings. the first side effect is suicide tendencies, suicide feelings. it is not a sadness. it is something completely different. if you look at your prescription drugs, please, please look at them. that is in the side ef

there's even a special name for them in the city i'm so thankful someone since they are sort of a karl rove or the president no mama spend them as is this number so that army post key moments for them was this one percent that i'm is that of a ghost in those attacks you know with so much that she's put over to reduce the damage because of vides device the one that again just says it's safe because it's a quiet question finite as it sounds. like santa was someone i live by that does that first i did the we're going to have some cake right now we also now know how robot love and dusty stays in such good shape. hi i'm juliet from kiko flight. i'm going to travel to colombia to report on how my country is preparing for the world cup in russia. i bet when you think of colombia you can go for drugs and weapons but football that's a real shame. i'm feeling a little cramped because they don't have them for young people i think we colombians them just love football we love life and we love to death. one of us you. go places must win he says and one thing. good to say you also believe. it's all about

i know karl rove and respect karl rove and i think he is right. we have to amp up the message. we had a hearing in my committee yesterday on the effects of the tax cut on energy. consumers are going to see lower energy prices all across america because the tax savings for utility companies gets passed through on the rate bill. in winter heating bills and summer air conditioning bills arrive you'll see lower rates paid at the electric bill. you'll see it across the country. i tell you what, nancy pelosi says it's crumbs. nancy pelosi would repeal the tax cuts. we will have a great debate over this in america. american workers are seeing the result of more money in their pocket and the economy is showing this. >> bill: you are pushing a lot of bills about opioids and the crisis across america. what can you tell the american people what their government is doing to stop the scourge. it has gripped the country. >> it's a terrible tragedy. it isn't our first effort at it. we passed legislation a couple years ago that started this process and we'll legislate and evaluate and these bi

. >> i want to get karl rove's read on this. things are going well for americans, the improving economy, up until late for us, the strong markets and the wind was at their back and the images at the border and the kids separated from their parents, whether it was justified or not, fair or not and they say the picture is worth a thousand words? that was drowning out against the image us that saw. did that derail or stop or slow, whatever you want to call it, the republican train? after this. [ sigh ] not gonna happen. that's it. i'm calling kohler about their walk-in bath. hi, i'm calling about kohler's walk-in bath. excellent! happy to help. huh? hold one moment please... [ snap ] the kohler walk-in bath features a low step-in at three inches. the bath fills and drains quickly. comes with fully adjustable hydrotherapy jets and our exclusive bubblemassage. we need this bath. yes. yes you do. call and ask about saving $1,000 on your walk-in bath. a trip back to the dthe doctor's office, mean just for a shot. but why go back there,

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karl rove isere. heill weigh in on that next. >> bill: looking forward to that.wn has begun between the historic meeting between president trump and kim jong un. will the art of the deal work now on the world stage? we're live in seoul, south korea, with the latest action next. >> i would urge caution as well. north korea has a track record of consistently getting concessions from the united states and then pulling the rug out from underneath us. the biggest egregious example is when they got out of the nonproliferation nuclear treaty and basically stabbed us in the back. 6,000 feet above sea level. but how do you really know that the beans journeyed to the port of mombasa and across the pacific? that you can trust they're 100% authentic? ibm blockchain. a smart way to track every step, ensuring this coffee did indeed come from 6,000 feet above sea level. and not a foot lower. ♪ ♪ you've got to in i know what a bath is smile honey this thing is like... first kid ready here we go by their second kid, every parent is an expert and... ...more likely to choose luvs,

advertise to hispanics in south texas because counties most of those and i remember that discussion with karl rove. the america cap people know what amnesty is. if they pay a fine, it's not amnesty if they learn to speak english or if they go to school. what's that got to do with it? amnesty. to grant amnesty, a class of people, pardon them. and if they say, it's not a pardon if they pay a fine. . 's not a pardon if applies law. n't change the ronald reagan said i'm going to sign the amnesty act. but you can't redefine it and amnesty is a pardon for immigration law breakers and the there is the objective of the crime. and you say it's not amnesty, you know, there are a dot of different ways to describe it, but just to say if someone robs a bank and steps out on the sidewalk and you stop them and someone else robs a bank, we an't enforce the law no, ma'am and we are not going to enforce the law and by the way, all of you get to keep the loot, this is what the amnesty is and people know it. and they are sweeping towards the zi and if we aren't going to finish that debate then i will tell you the clo

. >> join us as fox news contributor karl rove.t is easy for someone with an eight figure a year paycheck to root for this, but he is saying this is a rich liberal who says he is taking a position for the average person or small people. can you imagine what a recession would do for that audience? >> well, i've seen estimates that his net worth is $100 million that he gets paid $10 million a year for his program. maybe those estimates are wrong, but even a fraction that shows he has lost touch with lot of ordinary americans who find it difficult to plan for their retirement and assure that their kids are able to go to college without a lot of debt and meet paycheck to paycheck or the idea that someone would as a matter of public policy suggest to achieve his political goals they would be pushed into economic difficulty shows just how out of touch some hollywood liberals are. charles: has got to tell you, in a way i'm glad he said it. i'm glad he was honest about it. when you read the news articles, particularly headline, when you go

bush come a senior visor karl rove an op-ed in "the wall street journal." don't miss a moment of it. three hours coming up. the top story is the trade for tat. the united states ofullying tactics and blackmail after president trump threatened to stop additional terrorist on hundreds of billions of dollars of chinese imports. the spokesperson saying apart, we oppose the act of extreme pressure and blackmail by singing the big stick of trade protectionism. the president showing no signs of backing down on terrorists on china and other countries. watch. >> we have been ripped off by almost every country on earth. our friends and enemies. our friends to a bigger and better jobs in the enemies. but those days are over. and even before we finish off with the trade deals and we'll finish up with the trade deals, people don't realize we have the cards because where the piggy bank everyone was brought in for 30 years. we are like the piggy bank. let's go get some more. tragedy was showing signs of stabilization after a sharp selloff in the week on trade tensions. th

on sunday, join me as well as david axelrod, karl rove, glenn clo close, robin william's son jack forion. all of us have been touched by suicide. on sunday night night at 7:00 p.m. we bring you the special report, finding hope, battling america's suicide crisis. you'll see how suicide impacts so many families. you can learn about warning signs and you'll hear inspirational stories of survival. there is hope and that's such an important message. again, that's sunday at 7:00 p.m. just before this seasonal's final two episodes of anthony bourdain parts unknown. time to hand it over to chris cuomo prime time. chris? >>> a good week end to you and such an important special, thank you. i'm chris cuomo, welcome to prime time. the crisis on the border is in full effect. thousands of moms and dads still struggling to find their kids. for some reason it seems the folks with the least resources, the ones detained, have the do the most work to find their sons and daughters. instead of fixing this mess, this president is intent on fixing the narrative,

gop strategist, karl rove. fox news contributor gillian turner. jane harman and chris dire- -.different trey gowdy that we have heard because for weeks, months, he's been the one republican pushing back on other republicans and certainly the trump white house with rushing to judgment. the mueller investigation is fake. he pushed back on spy gate. today, he seemed to be saying the ig report and what it found inms of rampant bias on the part of comey and peter strzok and others has blown the mueller investigation out of the water as far as it concerns president trump. >> i had a slightly different take. this was a very damaging report. to james comey, mccabe, peter strzok, and to generally the fbi itself. but, it raises questions about what the fbi did in 2016 with george papadopoulos and others in the trump campaign. at the end of it, in may 2017, the appointment of bob mueller. when he finds out days and weeks later, the text messages with peter strzok, he fires him. he removed him from his position as head of of the counterespionage agent. he has some details to human resource

different media outlets to trace where the leak is coming from, and this was a technique used by karl rovehe george bush white house and was effective, and there are so many leaks coming from some different portions of it it would be tough to trace any given leak. >> and scott pruitt, president trump has dismissed called to fire pruitt over the misuse of his thoertd and the new ethics questions surrounding him. the two speak frequently and the president enjoys discussing his negative view of jeff sessions, the attorney general, with the embattled epa leader. jonathan swann, is this why scott pruitt still has a job? >> seems like one of the reasons, which is amusing as well. >> i have to tell you, this is from the -- this is the body lotion from the ritz. >> that smells so good. i googled it once. >> yeah, he drove around to multiple ritz -- >> who among us? >> we have seen several cabinet officials who have been fired for far less egregious instances of mismanagement, and yet pruitt remains part of it, and they have this repoor, and part of it is republican donors love this guy. >> just be

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sure what the president anticipated or did not anticipate but the president is fixing -- trish: karl roves blaming steven miller by the way. this is sort of a steven miller special. he made the mistake of not calculating what this response to taking children away from their families would be. >> well, we've seen that. that's why the president is going to fix it. but congress has the responsibility to fix this permanently. we'll have a day of reckoning to see whether or not both sides want to stop this issue of kids being separated at the border because we'll vote legislatively on that. we'll see who supports that and who doesn't support that. trish: wow. this is a story that just has taken over the american consciousness right now. and as you said, perhaps they didn't quite think this one through in terms of the backlash but nonetheless, something has to be done. you know, this president is committed, he says, to immigration reform. even put something on the table that would have given two million daca folks the opportunity of citizenship here in the u.s. congressman, isn't the left ever

on sunday, join me as well as david axelrod, karl rove, glenn close, robin william's son zack and manyconversation. all of us have been touched by suicide. for it is on sunday night night at 7:00 p.m. we bring you the special report, finding hope, battling america's suicide crisis. you'll see how suicide impacts so many families. you can learn about warning signs and you'll hear inspirational stories of survival. there is hope and that's such an important message. again, that's sunday at 7:00 p.m. just before this seasonal's

joining me now is karl rove, the former deputy chief of staff under george w. bush and fox news contributor. and tom rogan, commentary writer. great to have you both with us. karl, what surprised the most today? suggestion that russia, bring them back in? forget about crimea and ukraine? or the tough talk on trade? >> i'm not surprised on the tough talk on trade. there are two trumps when it comes to trade. trump the free trader who says i want you to lower your tariffs and i want you to play by the rules. then there is trump the mercantilist who says you need to buy more from us than we buy from you. today we saw the first one and less of the second one. but yeah, what surprised me was let's bring russia back in. i mean think about it. what have they done to justify our competence in him? literally last week, lavrov, the former minister saying get rid of the sanctions on south korea. what brought them to the negotiating table is the sanctions. so nothing russia has done has been helpful. trump wants bilateral relationship with my friends and multilateral relati

on sunday, join me as well as david axelrod, karl rove, glenn close, robin william's son zack and many others for a really important town hall conversation. all of us have been touched by suicide. for it is on sunday night night at 7:00 p.m. we bring you the special report, finding hope, battling america's suicide crisis. you'll see how suicide impacts so many families. you can learn about warning signs and you'll hear inspirational stories of survival. there is hope and that's such an important message. again, that's sunday at 7:00 p.m. just before this seasonal's final two episodes of anthony bourdain parts unknown. thanks for watching "360." have a great weekend, see you monday. time to hand it over to chris cuomo prime time. chris? >>> a good week end to you and such an important special, thank you. i'm chris cuomo, welcome to prime time. the crisis on the border is in full effect. thousands of moms and dads still struggling to find their kids. for some reason it seems the folks with the least resources, the ones detained, have the do the most work to find their sons and daughters.

and david axelrod's father died by suicide and karl rove, and actor and comedian robin williams. for anyone struggling right now or if someone you know needs help, there's a number to call here in the u.s., the national suicide protection lifeline, or for support around the globe, you can go to the site for the international association for suicide prevention, both of these will be at the bottom of your screen throughout the next hour. with me for the hour, chief medical officer at the american foundation for suicide prevention. fox news contributocontributor,, glen, your sister jesse is also with us tonight. she was having suicidal thoughts and she talked to you about it. did you have any idea? did you know? >> no, i didn't. she came up to me one summer, we had been visiting my parents and she said i need help, i can't stop thinking about killing myself. and i was taken aback. her son calen had been in hospital. he was diagnosed with schizophrenia, but we still didn't have any idea, we had no language, no vocabulary for that. >> it's a conversation that terrifies a lot of people

marco rubio, mike lee, rand paul, karl rove, come join sandra and me. we'll see you then.beral gavin newsom from knows becoming governor.ll. they also know chicago lawyer john cox has thirteen losing campaigns under his belt... and cox supports bad ideas like a 23 percent sales tax! california polficers and police chiefs stand with antonio villaraigosa. as mayor, he worked with law enforcement, and cut violent crime in half. antonio for governor. ♪ brian: kansas secretary of state kris kobach firing back at a quote, snowflake meltdown after the, many on the left cry foul er his american flag jeep mounted with a fake gun. now the city is considering changing its parade rules to ban it i guess. kris kobach wants to be next governor of kansas joins us to respond. tell me about this parade why you road in the jeep with the gun on the side? >> so the, brian, the jeep symbolizes three things, right? it symbolizes the u.s. military. jeep is iconic image of the military. browning m-2 machine gun replica, is most famous machine gun for the military. it symbolizes the second amendme

. >> what is incredible is i remember karl rove coming to capitol hill and telling us in 1999, alongge w. bush, that you've got to make your peace th hispanics, you have to start making policies to get hispanics on your side, largest growing group of voters in years to come and we're going to be extinct if we don't do that. bush won 43%, 44% of the hispanic vote in 2004. these republicans will get wiped out. donald trump has called hispanics breeders, mexicans rapists and now you see what he's doing on the border. >> everybody knows in the long run they're going to have to figure out -- and that is what will break the situation in our politics. once republicans make the irrevocable decision that they have to broaden their appeal, white voters have gone from nine and ten when bill clinton was elected to seven in ten now, that non-white constituency is very democratic and what you had going into 2016 after 2012 when mitt romney lost, people said you can't squeeze more from that stone of white voters. well donald trump did. and he juiced turnout just enough in the right places with thos