joining me now, katie pavlich. a big political hot button and much more complex than something like building a border wall which is easy to visualize and people understand the necessity of it. but cutting legal immigration in half could compounds some of the problems we are facing. >> i think the administration deserves some credit for taking on an issue that hasn't been taken on for 50 years. we have had the same immigration system that has been static and hasn't been reevaluated. but because it's so political it's not touched in congress. why the white house is doing this now right before the recess. i'm not sure why they decided to do this today. it seems like it will be a big distraction from the coalition they will need to get tax reform. kennedy: i think you are right. that's something we have been talking about throughout the show tonight and the past few weeks, how critical tax reform is. i know immigration an important issue to a lot of voters. but when you stack it up against the commit's a few notches do

katie pavlich, and marie harf. you had a tweet that went somewhat viral. >> reuters tweeted espn removed a robert lee doppelganger. it was point out to me that it's one of the lower tiered definitions. it was not about similar names or faces. so robert lee whether or note volunteered for the new assignment or not, it's just disturbing that we are creating problems that don't exist. kennedyexist.ken espn said he was take off for his own protection. to be fair, there are crazy people on the internet. there are crazy people everywhere. we can't run our lives based on that. >> this is 14 steps way too far. i would guess espn would do things differently now, pore i wish they would. kennedy: this is 100 times bigger if espn said that could be problematic. >> the only explanation is espn thought our college snowflakes on campus were so offended they had to make sure robert lee did not go to this game. why haven't we heard from robert lee. why is the president of espn issuing these statements. i guarantee you they are tell

katie pavlich, and marie harf.weet that went somewhat viral. >> reuters tweeted espn removed a robert lee doppelganger. it was point out to me that it's one of the lower tiered definitions. it was not about similar names or faces. so robert lee whether or note volunteered for the new assignment or not, it's just disturbing that we are creating problems that don't exist. kennedyexist.ken espn said he was take off for his own protection. to be fair, there are crazy people on the internet. there are crazy people everywhere. we can't run our lives based on that. >> this is 14 steps way too far. i would guess espn would do things differently now, pore i wish they would. kennedy: this is 100 times bigger if espn said that could be problematic. >> the only explanation is espn thought our college snowflakes on campus were so offended they had to make sure robert lee did not go to this game. why haven't we heard from robert lee. why is the president of espn issuing these statements. i guarantee you they are telling him not

katie pavlich has with us today and today's #oneluckyguy, fox's new senior news analyst, judge andrew napolitano. >> judge andrew: the news is so dreadful, it's difficult not to laugh. >> harris: now back to the serious stuff. thank you, judge. a massive ramp up and intentions from north korea. they're threatening to strike the u.s. territory of guam. watch president trump. >> north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. he has been very threatening beyond a normal state. as i said, they will be met with fire, fury, and frankly power, the likes of which this world has never seen before. >> harris: those comments coming after a "washington post" reports confirmed by an american intelligence official that north korea has produced a compacted nuclear warhead which can now fit inside one of its advanced missiles. analysts believe those muscles are already capable of hitting half the united states. still, the president tweeted this today. my first order as president was to modernize our nuclear arsena ar

jesse: joining me is richard fowler and katie pavlich. u surprised that president trump issued this pardon? katie: no. and nobody should be surprised. he telegraphed this was something he was going to do. this is not a surprise. i find it interesting of course the left is arguing that the president is embracing racism and discrimination when the left has had a problem with joe arpaio all along because he decided not to be a sanctuary county because he decided to turn people over to border patrol and i.c.e. jesse: richard, are you upset about the pardon or because you can't do anything about it. >> the pardon is problematic for a number of reasons. for almost a decade federal judges oured sheriff arpaio about him profiling hispanic individuals in maricopa county for being illegals because of how they walk or because of how they look. so he profiled them. jesse: how do illegal aliens walk? >> you should ask him. numerous federal judges said that. jesse: i didn't know you could walk like an illegal. >> you should ask the sheriff. that's what

stuart: katie pavlich is so glad she stuck around. >> see you soon. stuart: thank you, katie.f rain has been dumped over parts of southeast texas. more to come. we'll take you our reporters waist-deep in rising water. we'll take you there. one state senator says the state deserved it because the state voted for president trump. i am not making this up. we'll deal with it next. (con artists...) they'll try anything to get your medicare card number. so they can steal your identity, commit medicare fraud. what can you do? guard your card? guard your card? just like your credit card. nobody gets my number, unless i know they should have it. to protect your identity, new medicare cards without social security numbers will be mailed next year. visit medicare.gov/fraud stay sharp people! stuart: we opened up for business this morning we thought we would go down big time. we did briefly. now we're down only 41 points. maybe some bargain basement buying in there. who knows. we're down just 40. big technology names all down except for apple which is at 161 this morning. amazon $945 a sh

jesse: joining me is richard fowler and katie pavlich. were you surprised that president trump issued this pardon? katie: no. and nobody should be surprised. he telegraphed this was something he was going to do. this is not a surprise. i find it interesting of course the left is arguing that the president is embracing racism and discrimination when the left has had a problem with joe arpaio all along because he decided not to be a sanctuary county because he decided to turn people over to border patrol and i.c.e. jesse: richard, are you upset about the pardon or because you can't do anything about it. >> the pardon is problematic for a number of reasons. for almost a decade federal judges oured sheriff arpaio about him profiling hispanic individuals in maricopa county for being illegals because of how they walk or because of how they look. so he profiled them. jesse: how do illegal aliens walk? >> you should ask him. numerous federal judges said that. jesse: i didn't know you could walk like an illegal. >> you should ask the sheriff. that

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katie pavlich. thanks for being here.ou. >> eric: the texas gulf coast underwater as harvey is weakening but it is stalled, staying right there. that means more rain, up to four feet as it swamps the region. >> in over 30 to 50 counties possibly impacted in texas. just because we see what's going on in houston, this impact -- these impacts are not only across houston but 50 different counties within texas. >> eric: fema officials are calling on the public for help. we've seen courageous action by people who own their own boats. we'll have a live report from the agency's headquarters. governor abbott says the disaster will get worse in the coming days. that warning as some people are taking to their rooftops as you just saw waiting for help to come. ahead texas lieutenant governor dan patrick will be here to give us the latest on how rescue operations are going. >> there is worsening weather to the east of houston to beaumont where people will be suffering severe consequences because of rising water there. you always pay y

liz: bringing in town hall.com editor, katie pavlich with me now. how do you think that president has been handling this situation. >> just fine. i know there is a lot of criticism over his so-called rhetoric of fire and fury. and his tripling down on that, as he was supposed to pullback and show weakness in the face of a very serious nuclear threat. he has been out in front with this story, he has beenishin issuing a number of statements publicly to reporters from new jersey proving he is paying attention, he is on par with people like secretary of state james mattis, and rex tillerson, and nikki haley, they have handled it fine, i think he is willing to show and said it time that someone stood up for america, we're not putting up with this. liz: to your point, kim jong-un has no moral compass, he executes his own people with anti-aircraft guns and kill his own family members, the president moments ago when asked about his own rhetoric. >> my critics are only saying that because it is me, if someone else uttered the same words they would say what a

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. >>> and to discuss that, we're joined by town hall editor and fox news contributor katie pavlich, also editor of "national review"ra ham salam and crystal ball. what do you think? >> i think you are absolutely right. if you believe in a unifying melting pot nationalism, if you believe in a positive populist agenda, it is especially important that you are clear about the terrorism we saw in charlottesville, it is especially important that you condemn those elements that seek to divide the country, if you are a believer inrable supremacy,rable chauvinism that goes against the national idea, the national idea is build a solidarity of all people who are citizens, of all people who share the broad ideals, beliefs, cultural sensibilities, that is not something that divides us by race, it can unite us. steve: that's right, that's what i think, exactly. >> there is nothing inconsistent with the idea of having a multiracial class-based coalition, which is what this country has to come together behind, and so powerful, your words, thank you for saying them. ultimately the populist movement is go

katie pavlich, jonah goldberg, here at the white house with me, shannon pettypiece, shannon.ellyanne conway out here. the reason i didn't ask her, we prepped her about the story and they said they didn't have anything. they were looking for any information. it is of concern security wise. >> right, and my sense talking to people at the white house that they hadn't heard about it. i'm sure they have now. this is not something on the house's radar. there is a personnel concern. this program was created to help the department of defense fill positions they had trouble filling with people who speak a language like mandarin or arabic that they have trouble finding u.s. citizens who speak that language or who have the special skills they need. thousands of people have been through this program. it sounds like it something they are taking closer look at to make sure they are handling it appropriately. >> like many government programs unfortunately it seems like this got caught up in bureaucracy. there were too many people put in the program too quickly. oversight and vetting went ou

here today for the fox business network, dagen mcdowell, editor at townhall.com, katie pavlich, gillian turner, today's #oneluckyguy, weaving his web, the host of the david webb show on sirius xm patriot channel, david webb himself and you are outnumbered. >> david: degen was on my show earlier and now i'm on this sho show. you guys are all invited to come on my show. >> harris: we need to send some love and prayers to people down in the texas gulf coast, getting the news in that situation. hurricane harvey is expected to be upgraded to eight cat three before making landfall better tonight about 70 miles northeast of corpus christi. texas officials are warning people in low-lying areas to get out now. forecasters are predicting life-threatening winds and flooding. meteorologist janice dean is alive and the weather center and as you look at this storm, it's almost the size of texas on the map. >> we are approaching landfall in a couple of hours. i'm nervous because this is something we've maybe never seen before in terms of hurricane land falls. not only a major hurricane, we haven't see

it's incredibly diverse.ot i don't think katie pavlich is part of the liberal bent media and thank godin 21st century america there's a great diversity in media and the american people have the ability to choose what they want to listen to and moving from the great old names of media. it's their own fault for that. >> we are looking live in phoenix outside the area where president trump just spoke to friendly reporters to not so friendly protesters. let's listen into the media sound bite from the president and bringte in a couple other folks. >> the very dishonest media -- these people up there with the cameras, they don't want to report that i spoke out forcefully against hatred, bigotry and violence and strongly condemned the neo-nazis the white supremacists and kkk. one day, he didn't say it fast enough. he didn't do it on time. why did it take a day? he must be a racist. >> let's bring in howard kurtz. >> the 30 minute ex coriation may have shattered reports and many are critical of the charlottesville remark. what surprised me is two things. it's fine for him to say that the media

adrian elrod, katie pavlich is also here. good to see her. she's a fox news contributor. e, this is no different than we have seen and heard from past presidents. >> president trump acting presidential by using some of the same language that bill clinton used, that george w. bush used, that barack obama did not use. his strategy was strategic patience. i think president trump was pretty refrained in his response. let's not forget he is responding to north korea because they have repeated by threatened nuclear war against the united states. this is not us threatening them. this is us responding to threats from them to kill millions of american citizens. we haven't reversed our first strike policy. we're simply talking about words. this idea that the president is being criticized but a we're not being nice enough to north korea when they threaten to murder us really is astounding. >> sandra: i will back up adrian. lindsey graham's comment that this is no different from what we have heard, the language we have heard from presidents in the last couple of decades with this. thi

we are joined by evan siegfried and katie pavlich.sident says you haven't gotten over the fact that you lost. instead of focusing on russia, why don't you try winning an election? >> the president is exactly right. democrats tried to say "i'm not him," and look where that got hillary clinton. you have democrats figured out we actually have some sort of economic message. it's similar to what the president is selling except that it still the same policies that are just called something else. if i have a hamburger and call it a hot dog, it still a hamburger. that's where democrats are. >> ed: you are confusing me. nothing burgers, hamburgers, hot dogs. katie, maybe you can sort it out. the president can say i want to talk about the issues, i want to talk about jobs. that's sort of convenient when you're facing this grand jury probe. >> the president is going after democrats are only talking about the russia issue and he has a point that it is something they've harped on repeatedly. but that's not going to be his issue. his issues going t

katie pavlich. matt schlapp. all right, you hear the speech as a lot. >> that was as good as anything i'd heard on the campaign trail. here we are. eight months into his presidency. clearly had something he wanted to get off of his chest. he had a clear win last night with his speech about the new policy in afghanistan. some people complained about a lack of detail but i think that was deliberate for the president. now he has completely changed the subject and a lot of what you will see tomorrow is the fact that when he was counting what he said about charlottesville, he left out the part that that was the most controversial. there is going to go around on both sides. find people on both sides of that argument as well. i thought it was interesting, a couple of things. he made policy tonight. saying shut down government. in order to get the wall built. and we also saw a nod towards the midterm elections next year. the president said if democrats don't give you tax reform, they have stood in the way of you getting

katie pavlich. matt schlapp. all right, you hear the speech as a lot. >> that was as good as anything i'd heard on the campaign trail. here we are. eight months into his presidency. clearly had something he wanted to get off of his chest. he had a clear win last night with his speech about the new policy in afghanistan. some people complained about a lack of detail but i think that was deliberate for the president. now he has completely changed the subject and a lot of what you will see tomorrow is the fact that when he was counting what he said about charlottesville, he left out the part that that was the most controversial. there is going to go around on both sides. find people on both sides of that argument as well. i thought it was interesting, a couple of things. he made policy tonight. saying shut down government. in order to get the wall built. and we also saw a nod towards the midterm elections next year. the president said if democrats don't give you tax reform, they have stood in the way of you getting

katie pavlich, "town hall" editor, fox news contributor is with us now. ltz has an excuse why she didn't fire this guy way back. what's the excuse? >> debbie wasserman schultz is accusing the capitol police and fbi of islamophobia. she argues that the reason why she didn't fire her staffer who tried to leave the country after funneling hundreds of thousands of dollars to pakistan, who has been charged with bank fraud for double charging taxpayers for a house equipment, she says she didn't fire you him like ever other democrat on "the hill" in february until july because she thought that he was being targeted because of his race, and because of his religion. stuart: well, i think this is emerging as what could be, repeat, could be as big of a scandal as russia, russia, russia. what say you? >> there is a thing, something we need to pay attention here is that debbie wasserman schultz had an interest in protecting this guy. she threaten the capitol police during committee hearting about their funding, said they didn't give her back her laptop there would be c

stuart: katie pavlich. thanks for being here.ou. >>> how about this one, as i said before, everyone is doing it, chrysler is joining bmw and intel in a effort to develop self-driving car technology. what do we have on this? liz: robo taxis to take out uber and lift. mobileye is in the alliance. marries hardware of automakers with software of silicon valley. they think this is cheaper way to developing the market which they believe will be 2 trillion by 2021, 2023. daimler-benz mercedes is moving in the space. uber taking out the rental companies eating into car profits. we have robo taxis, they can order up a smartphone and taking out uber and lyft and other taxis. liz: did you see the poodle? stuart: i like the pat dell. it is official after much complaining, daniel craig will be back for another installment of james bond. the movie is due out november november 2019. two years ago the actor said he would rather kill himself than do another movie. liz: and he is alive. stuart: president trump not making any friend after the news

fox news contributor katie pavlich and mary anne marsh. katie, do you first. we know the new "the new york times" is not a fan of president trump. when you read the words of the vice president's response, is this a little bit of he protests too much? >> look. i think there are very few things that while up pence. when the media is attacking him for respecting his wife they're going after him for allegedly wanting to run against his boss in 2020. this article talks about how mike pence has been an -- joni earns, the senator from iowa, invited him to her barbecue. he talked about president trump's agenda and getting it through. he is not running a campaign and i think that the white house is trying to push back on this again because the narrative is that there is a split between the vice president and the president. >> leland: mary anne, it is a self-fulfilling prophesy? "the new york times" would like nothing more than president trump not to run as president. maybe it divides the two men at the very top. >> i have a different look and interpretation of this. i

. >> analysis now, thank you, shannon, katie pavlich fox news contributor. clear he was trying to call out the left yesterday as law breakers. that was intended. but with it comes everything else that followed as we watched together. >> what followed on is a result of him not coming out initially on saturday and condemning white supremey and neo-nazis that were there. it is important to remind everybody of who he is specifically condemning here. there has been a far left violent movement in this country for years. most recently we've seen it come into the form of a group called antifa. they were there on saturday. they were there with clubs. aclu chapter said they were fighting with the white supremacists in the park. we're in a situation now where we're looking at both sides and going neither one deserves any kind of sympathy but for the left to ignore the fact that there has been a lot of violence coming from their side doesn't get us to this place where we can condemn neo-nazi white supremacists violence and condemning very violent acts that happened on t

katie pavlich from town hall.com and stephen sigmund with us today. y leader went on to issue a similar statement saying anybody who suggests otherwise is not part of the conversation. katie. >> look, the rift between these two leaders may have stopped growing but to ignore the fact there is one would be unrealistic and against the facts. let's not forget this started after obamacare failed in the senate. mitch mcconnell then went home and in front of a town hall meeting said that the president had unrealistic expectations about how fast things should be getting done in washington specifically when it comes to healthcare and that then prompted a response from the president to say republicans had seven years to get this done, why is it that we haven't gotten it done? moving forward after the august recess it is true that both of them need each other. they have to work together to get wins on the board and they have a lot of things in common in terms of what they want to do. tax reform, border wall, they have to be able to get something done for the amer

katie pavlich is a fox news contributor. about it during the campaign saying it was illegal and wanted to get rid of it and do away with it. he says now he is here it sees it different. in june he continued part of these programs moving forward but now he has a choice to make. the campaign rhetoric versus the governing. >> there is a difference between a legal argument which the president made on the campaign trail based on president obama's argument that dacha is not something he could have done by executive order and something that should go through congress and most immigration policy should. now he is facing this lawsuit from 10 states mostly led by republicans saying look, you need to rescind this program because it gives the states an undo burden we weren't expected and it is unconstitutional because it didn't go through congress. the president has a choice to make in determines of legality. jeff sessions has been very critical of the dacha program. it will be interesting to see if he decides the justice department wil

katie pavlich is with us, town hall editor and fox news contributor. now, that may be a little strong, but i said it -- >> descending or are they already there? [laughter] that's the question. stuart: after today's performance those three articles i highlighted, i think they're there already. >> i think i want to hone in on the article you mentioned about them questioning president trump's mental health. now, do we remember when it was completely out of, out of the question to even, you know, think about hillary clinton's health even after she had passed out at the september 11th memorial and hidden her records and didn't want to talk about her health? she was running for president. that was completely taboo, but here we are now and because it's president trump, we're allowed to question his mental stability without being a doctor, a psychologist or what have you. let's not also forget that they've gotten a lot of stories wrong, especially when it comes to the russia issue this year. they've put out a lot of stories that they've had to then retract tha

here to react to this is fox news contributor katie pavlich. >> good to see you.nt visiting professor. he has been teaching since 2011. turning point activists found this tweet and when there was response to it, he not only deleted the tweet but deleted his entire social media profile. my response to it is there are people hurting. they are still trying to find people. they are begging for volunteers, neighbors are helping neighbors. they are not asking for voter registration card when they ask to get in their boat to take them to safety. for him to say this just really shows he is very cynical about the way that people work and people helping each other not for the sake of politics but because of humanity. and it was just the wrong place at the wrong time. he hasn't issued an apology. we haven't heard anything from the university how negative do you have to be to judge this horrible situation by politics and to say that people innocent people deserve this for the way they think politically. ainsley: what could you say as a country. >> look at the photos coming ou