charlie: absolutely fascinating, general keane. not expecting for this to be blowback? and do you think -- did he actually accomplish what he had hoped to accomplish in it seems like it i blew up in his face a little bit. >> well, it absolutely blew up in his face because, obviously, the administration wasn't going to sit there and take it. and president trump, i mean, he was hosting the press conference. he could have cut it off at any time. he knew full well zelenskyy was lectureing him, but he went point and counterpoint with him because he wasn't going to let him get away with that. and, obviously, zelenskyy's popularity at home, at least immediately, has gob up because -- gone up because he has stood up to an american president. expect europeans at least publicly are supporting him. i think privately they're telling him in no uncertain terms, reconcile with president trump. charlie: absolutely fascinating, general keane. thank you of for that that sharp analysis, and we look forward to digging deeper into all this in the futur

companies on the ground that is one thing but even jack keane said the white house asked him to wear suit and he did not in even jack keane said on fox news he made a mistake in the way that he dressed in front of the media. even kelly mcinerney said a lot of these things that we see our behind-the-scenes, we don't see them in front of the camera that's zelenskyy went wrong if you want to fight fight off-camera. maria: we gotta get to the tariffs but i want to say this by in the oval office was finally the straw that broke the camels back on your final europe is aiming to forge his own peace plan for ukraine, donald trump had to wake them up over there but what did you make of howard lutnick's commentary yesterday with me opening the door for a lower tariff on mexico and canada. i know markets are priced at 25% but i don't know i'm guessing it could be lower given the fact that they done a lot on the border. >> at another animosity toward canada comes from but i'm fully wholeheartedly embrace what's going on with mexico, they have allowed an invasion of our country over the last four

jack keane brought up no n.e blames jack keane says the only answer to the question he should have understood going to the oval office the only answer to the president thank you mr. president, i will work with you to achieve a peaceful end to this war, period. i understand is he literally at war for three years. we know people come back after six months they are not the same. he is not a typical leader. he goes to the front lines every day. 20,000 kids stolen. he knows those parents sitting there in russia. he knows most of the maybe 600,000 troops who i -- 500,000 troops no longer on the battlefield dead or wounded. the stress is unbelievable. why an aide next to him says hey, maybe this isn't a good time to show up. he didn't have to show up to that he could have had -- they could have signed it, sent it, it could have been done. all the pressure would have been on russia. because all indications were russia doesn't want to sit down and do anything. their early demands were a nonstarter. >> steve: he was told

for more on what is next i'm joined by fox news senior strategic analyst jack keane.elcome, good to see you. my view of this exchange, putting my cards on the table is the big winner was a putin. this wasn't good for zelenskyy or ukraine or the president. what do you think? >> that is indisputable. vladimir putin from the outset was trying to do everything he could to separate zelenskyy from the united states and from european support and that is what he is about strategically, to break the transatlantic alliance and separate the united states from our european allies. you are absolutely right in that sense. a couple things on this. it is unprecedented to have this kind of grievance and frustration in front of the media. there was a meeting prior to this where the press was not at it. i'm not sure how long it talk because it was cordial, but this meeting was anything but cordial. the reality is many of the grievances existed the were displayed in front of the media sounds like what was really going on in that prior meeting. trump and his team do not like zelenskyy. th

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advocates like keane are worried to. >> it would mean the destruction of the second amendment in thenited states. it would bankrupt the industry. >> reporter: congress passed the protection of lawful commerce in arms act in 2005. to prevent gun companies from being held liable for misuse of their products. but mexico argues the law provides no protection for businesses engaged in unlawful commerce and arms. and alleges that is what the manufacturers have been doing. by selling to dealers mexico claim to the manufacturers knew were preferred by the cartels. a group of blue state attorneys are backing mexico saying the law is meant only to shield blameless manufacturers and sellers but that it doesn't equate to blanket absolute immunity against any and all liability. in another coalition led by republican montana attorney general austen knutson argues it isn't the manufacturer's fault that gun crime is raging out of control in mexico pointing the finger elsewhere. >> this is happening primarily because we provide a lot of firms to the mexican government and army and a lot of those guns

my neighbor, tom kean, has over 70,000 medicaid recipients including over 27,000 children.oes congressman van drew from new jersey know a vote for this budget means abandoning 177,000 of his residents for the billionaire class? does congressman chris smith know that there are 178 medicaid recipients in his district, including nearly 100,000 children. who will be cut. and will lose their coverage simply to enrich trump's billionaire friends. a few weeks ago, i offered an amendment in the budget committee to eliminate these disastrous cuts. not a single republican gave me a vote on this issue. last night i offered the same amendment to the rules committee and the same outcome, not one republican vote. i only hope that there are at least a few of my republican colleagues today who have the courage and the humanitarian to stand up for their most vulnerable constituents and to vote no. i urge a no vote here. and i yield back my time. the chair: the gentleman from pennsylvania reis serves. the gentleman from texas. mr. arrington: i yield two the gentleman from pennsylvania, our a

my name is michael keane. i'm vice president of foxtail hill windows and doors who've been handcrafting wooden windows in san francisco since 1991. >> and i just want to state that getting rid of the current standards of the wooden street facing windows was sorely in small businesses and hand craftsmen here in the city in favor of large companies that are heavily invested in doing away with the standards because they're selling mass produced vinyl windows. it directly hurt local small businesses and could potentially result in the loss of jobs for san franciscans to the benefit of these companies based elsewhere. second, i find it a little troubling that there's such a misconception about the price of wooden windows. an article in the san francisco chronicle this past july written by danielle achieve quotes a homeowner as saying that they were that the only option was to get custom windows which was going to cost $40,000 for five standard size western windows. an estimate he got from the planning department an