there is a difference going on. >> and to that point, here is what the weekly standard says, kevin mccarthy with mick mulvaney, they talked about mccarthy being speaker some day, they are debating about what the day was. mccarthy is denying something mulvaney admitted on the record. they have spoken or they haven't. one isn't telling the truth. will the truth teller please stand up. >> yeah, i think it is getting increasingly difficult for kevin mccarthy and his allies to deny that they have at least had conversations about what they i think view as an untenable situation with paul ryan. the argument i think that you are hearing is that it is going to be difficult as the november elections approach for paul ryan to raise money for republican candidates, and as we're already seeing for him to be a functional leader in the republican party. and i think ryan allies are saying, no, that he has proved position to be a really excellent fundraiser, but also that you don't want to have a leadership election in the months leading -- what would be a divisive leadership election in the months leading

he is leading, kevin mccarthy is leading and steve scalise. what they're doing is contemptible. >> they've lost on every major battle except the tax bill and the president got that through. when it came down to critical votes, they don't do it and didn't do it well. farmers are an important part of our constituency. american is an important part. and to do this, which is a five-year bill at this point in time is absurd. they didn't have the votes. should have known they didn't have the votes. and they're going to screw immigration badly too before they're finished. lou: jim jordan, i can't understand why he doesn't announce. he's running for speaker. why not stand up and do it. this is not a time to be cute. >> i agree. lou: this is a time to get straightforward and go get it because the country desperately needs leadership. >> conservative leaders and party, we definitely want someone like jordan who will be a strong leader. lou: a strong leader stands up and he's got to stand up. i mean to hear him talking about on the 25th of june or whatev

i want to thank my cohost who i think will be here momentarily, majority leader kevin mccarthy. he's my friend. here he comes. and his staff for working closely with me and my staff on the previous hackathon event and today. and i want to thank and remember eric cantor who was the majority leader who was my partner at the original congressional hackathon back in 2011. kevin mccarthy, eric cantor and i care deeply about this great institution of congress and its ability to serve the american people. does it always operate perfectly? it does not. but when compared to almost all the other parliamentary bodies around the world, it reflects very well the sentiments of the american people which sometimes are positive and sometimes not so positive, and we reflect those. but we work, in my opinion, in many respects to elevate and to deal with policies that are positive for our people. it's important that we take a step away from the partisan back and forth and find ways like this hackathon to come together to engage the public in a positive way to make congress more open and more transp

always with us is house majority leader, kevin mccarthy who has been a special friend of mine. he represents california's 23rd congressional district. he's very popular. i just recently saw a poll of kevin. the opposition should just go home. they love him out there and he's done an incredible job. he brought it home. we appreciate it, kevin. a great job you've done for the country. thank you very much. unfortunately congress -- i have to say congressional democrats, you take a look at what has been going on and what is going on with the laws, whether it's catch and release and whether it's any of the things that we're fighting for it's so hard. now we have started the wall. we're spending $1.6 billion between fixing and starting. you know, melissa, what's going on. we're getting it up. we have a lot of folks in california. they don't talk about it but they want the wall up. that's one of the reasons that we started in california. we made a lot of progress on it. now we're going for the full funding for the wall and we're going to try to get that as soon as possible. it's become

kevin mccarthy. >> i want to see government that effective efficient and accountable. it helps all of america. there are opportunities on a bipartisan basis. we created the innovation initiative. we only look at legislation that can help move the criteria. unless congress we had about a year passed about 37 bills. 218 is the magic number on the floor. the average world of ours was more than 320 votes. we said let's just write a good bill that helps america. you know what happens? it's not partisan. the very last bill that president barack obama signed was the first bill signed into law for this congress. most bills he signs at the white house, he cited in the capital 20 minutes before he was no longer president. is my bill called the talent to act. if are really going to be able to make government change and move in this new economy we won't be successful with the people who are already here. let's create a peace corps for technology. the ability that someone can come from tech and come into government for your help us. this week i met with the washington white house f

kevin mccarthy, house majority whip steve scalise, they are now inching closer to holding in contempt of congress over the slow walk of the documents and claims of national security that turned out not to be true. scalise will join us in a few minutes. but first, judicial watch tonight has announced that robpr rosenstein may release previously redacted portions of the memo outlining the scope of the molar investigation. finally. i also wanted to address the so-called firestorm around the presidents pick to leave. democrats, the media and anyone who generally hates donald trump have been trashing this career cia official, slamming her treatment of terrorists after 9/11, when we lost nearly 3,000 americans, and some alleging that she was way too tough with some of the world's most notorious killers. i have said it before. gina haspell and many people who worked with her and work with her for decades -- guess what, they say she is without a doubt an american hero. she is smart, she's diligent and she's brave. most importantly, our actions in the wake of 9/11 kept this country safe and br

majority leader, the gentleman from california, kevin mccarthy. i want to see a government that is effective, efficient and accountable. it does not matter who was able to bring it but i think that helps all-americans. there are i want to see a government that is opportunitiee found on a bipartisan basis, that we created something called the initiative. we only look at legislation that can help move towards that criteria. we started up in last congress, we had about a year added, we passed about 37 bills. 218 is the magic number to pass the bill on the floor. you know what the average vote of ours was? more than 320 votes. let's just write a good bill that helps america become more effective and efficient. you know what happens? it is not partisan. it comes together and it is able to move. the very last bill president barack obama signed was the very first bill that was signed into law for this congress. you know when he cited -- signed it? most president signed at the white house. he decided at the capital 20 minutes for he was no longer presiden

they found and put it in there -- to this day if you walk to kevin mccarthy's desk on kelly dickson's desk is your guys' helicopter from the florist shop. one more before i give a huge thanks to someone who has been very special. my staffer lauren curry who went and got married for some reason and now her name is lauren billman. she was the one who said go push this button. harass that person. phenomenal job which is why she got an offer to be a legislative officer and left me like a bad habit. but she picked a good thing. listen, the final thing i want to say is this, i want to give a shoutout to karen durham aguilera. because quite frankly, things changed a lot when she took the job as the head person here at arlington. we feel like we set the -- listen, we passed the bill in the house. we came this far from the senate from passing it in the senate and we're not going anywhere until it gets done. and guess what, she made that all irrelevant. she said we're going fix that accordance with the procedures. it's hard to gate memorial here. i can't think of a group that's more deserving f

he said he discussed it with kevin mccarthy.aid, i've talked with kevin about this privately but not as much publicly. wouldn't it be great to force a democrat running in a tight race to have to put up or shut up about voting for nancy pelosi eight weeks before an election? that's a really, really good vote for us if we can figure out how to do it. and so, e.j., he's there coming up with the theory that what this will play as for them is that the democrats all getting together on that vote comes for a new speaker to vote for nancy pelosi while the republicans are all voting for kevin mccarthy, and everyone will notice that the democrats voted for nancy pelosi, as if that would be the news of the date in that story. >> yeah. this misses on a number of levels. first of all, the main story would be that the republicans can't even keep their speaker there through the election. but secondly, i actually looked at charlie cook's numbers. and if you look at the five most vulnerable seats, four of them are open seats. so there wouldn't b

kevin mccarthy said they are working on a daca deal, disaster at border, and at midterms no concern of theirs as long as wall street, koch brothers, and chamber of commerce keep their money flowing, tennessee congressman diane black among your guests, she will talk about the fight to fund the border wall. her means of funding the border wall. fake news in caught in the fact again. "new york times" busted for lying about massive crowd at president trump's nashville rally this time, president trump gets a rare gift in return. we'll tell you all about it, here tonight. >> this feels like before our election, this is a big crowd of people. a lot of people. a lot of people. with bad weather. and bad everything. and still coming in. lou: top story, robert mueller desperate to keep presidential subversion mission going and republicans have developed -- rino republicans developed a strange frame of schizophrenia. with credibility of his all democrat dem teams shredded and dems and deep state warning him not ton to interfere in midterm, mueller focused on taking farce he leads to new levels, ob

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this week on "the communicators," house majority leader kevin mccarthy and minority leader steny hoyer lk about the hack-a-thon seminar. >> we must come together to engage the public in a positive way to make congress more open and more transparent. mr. mccarthy: this year we have an electronic mail test that is going into a number of congressional offices. pretty soon it will transform all the district offices at the same time. what happens? we get more efficient, get better data, we become more accountable to our own constituents. >> watch "the communicators" tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> tonight on "landmark cases," a case on capital punishment, greg v. georgia. gregg 4, troy leon challenged his death sentence. his case and four other capital punishment cases were considered by the court. the supreme court ruled against him, established stricter guidelines for states wishing to impose the death penalty. our guest, one of the nation's top capital punishment legal scholars and professor at harvard law school. she's argued against the death penalty in a number of cases be

for majority leader kevin mccarthy.re are rumors swirling that the vice president is waging a shadow campaign of his own for 2020. i asked the vice president about both. >> martha: a lot of discussion about whether paul ryan should leave early. one report this morning said that the president sees the merits of that plan, of an earlier exit for paul ryan and sooner speakership for kevin mccarthy. do you agree? to see the merits of that? >> i know that president trump and i hold speaker paul ryan in the highest regard. he spent a great partner during this congress in passing tax cuts and deregulation, historic investment in our military. you will see that progress again this week with the passage of va choice and banking reforms and right to try that will help vulnerable patients all across america. we also hold leader kevin mccarthy in the highest regard and i know the president's focus is on continuing to work with both of these leaders in the days ahead to make progress for the american people. >> martha: so do you thi

that kevin mccarthy's very close to trump. he may be backing the idea of pulling out. there will be hearing on tuesday in the house foreign affairs committee. i think it will be pivotal in determining what happens. taking your calls this morning. erik wasson is with bloomberg news, congressional reporter. any to kumar is with mcclatchy newspaper -- and nita kumar is with mcclatchy newspaper that we have a call on the line for republicans. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i like the cia nominee. i have never really heard of her, but i think she has got a lot of moxie. i do not understand the hubbub about waterboarding. i believe the cia needs to do what it needs to do to protect our country. i do not understand why it is so bad, waterboarding, when our enemies are beheading people they do not like. tools a needs to use all necessary to stop our enemies because if we do not protect our flag, promise you both, promise the person on here mediating all of this, another flag will fly above our capital if we do not allow our government full parameter to go

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for kevin mccarthy. what does all of that so you?ump does is she doesn't donor she doesn't really energized the activists. what i mean is it donald trump is a major fundraiser who probably have resistance in the street, turning cars over and setting things on fire. things that they tend to do to show that they are angry. she goes and she can bring donors together, she excites them and also insights or excise republican activists. it is a different play. i think like doug says, republicans have challenges on both coasts but actually, looking at a lot of the middle american seats i believe the republicans and right now to do very well to hold the seas that are open. and where many of the retirements are. i think they do have much more solid opportunity to hold house in a couple months ago. >> since i can see both the doug, what you think will get voters after the most? well energized people to get to the polls? >> on the republican side, donald trump. democratic side, it is donald trump. >> chris? economy, gun control, immigration? >>

new reaction from kevin mccarthy. special report anchor bret baier with analysis.e begin with chief white house correspondent john roberts on the north lawn. john? >> good afternoon. we'll hear from the president in a few minutes. sources on capitol hill briefed earlier today by vice president pence confirmed to fox news that the president is going to announce his intention today to pull out of the joint comprehensive plan of action. the so-called "iran nuclear deal." whatever he announces today will not happen immediately. we are told that there are a couple of windows here. it's very come plex in terms of unwinding according to the administration official i spoke with. there are a couple of rough dates we can give you. one would be a countdown clock to 90 days which would mark the reimposition of sanctions. and then another rough date of 180 days from now which would give the u.s. companies who are doing business in iran that period of time to unwind their business. again, that really is just kind of a broad brush way of looking at it. it's extraordinarily comple

i think kevin mccarthy should succeed me. i have not been cagey about that. any good leader of an organization wants to repair his succession plan. so i'm in the middle with kevin of trying to prepare a secession -- succession plan pending things over him. that's why we're teaming up this summer to crisscross the country map of house republicans to make sure that our majority is in good hands, is well-funded and that we have a seamless transition. that takes time to do and what we don't want to do is have some kind of an ugly fight in the middle of summer while we are completing our agenda. some people suggested, let's get the leadership elections over with so we get the fall election with that finished. but you have a different view . >> only because it's not that easy. it's not the one election because the other elections that get opened up. you basically have a free-for-all. thato mention the fact more people on the field raising funds for a majority means more funds for our majority which helps us keep our majority. always been one of the most optimistic p

it looks like the economy will continue to boom through november. >> maria: not only that, but kevin mccarthyg talked about as the next speaker of the house. so if the republicans do hold on to seats and they gain seats, you'll see speaker mccarthy come 2019. >> we would. but ultimately, maria, elections come down to the economy. it's always been the economy, stupid. that's the slogan that is out there. this points exactly to what we were just thinking about. it's the individual paychecks that they have seen increase and how the economic policies are working. so regardless of the fact that there's people out there that disagree with the rhetoric of the white house or the administration, you have to see the increases in paychecks and how that does effect the american voter. at the end of the day, this is where i think democrats do have a bit of an opportunity, is that they were to develop a platform that reaches swing state voters, specifically blue collar voters that swing was able to swing to him with an economic message that works instead of rallying against the tax cuts. >> maria: it's int

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kevin mccarthy has seen this movie play out before. ago when speaker john weiner, did not take up the immigration bill that came up in the senate. he does not you saw what happened then and you saw the movie made and it was a good one on his part but he doesn't want to make the mistake that paul ryan might make coming up here in the next month or two. julie: speaking of mistakes that paul ryan has made, first of all, he will step down but unfortunately this has to happen on election-year and john when he did it was in an election year so this does hurt the gop and the problem is ryan is focusing on raising money and campaigning on last year's tax cuts to hold the gop majority while central republicans are worried that they need to accomplish more before the november election but the problem for republicans as lawmakers from swinging estates or swing districts, want to bipartisan compromise on immigration. the question is what about red states? >> you're right about that. that's why you see these freedom caucus folks they want to vote o

joining the conversation this morning, congressman kevin mccarthy on set this morning. israeli prime minister david brock is with us talking about the new embassy in jerusalem among other things. fox news senior strategic analyst retired general jack keane if it does along with washington wizards is here, talking about the game and story. thus might ask is here as well. -- mike lasky. first-quarter results from home depot. the largest home improvement retailer at $2.70 per share better than expected on earnings line. $24.9 billion in revenue versus an estimated 25 by $15 billion. the stock is up in the low was down 1% and it had been down one and three quarters of a percent. bob nardelli, ceo of home depot for a long time. looking at the environment right now. >> i thought they did a good job on the earnings side. we had some headwinds with the weather. this is the time of year when the garden area, garden department kickstand and prevented some of that. we saw lumber prices are going up. you did a story yesterday about flipping. this is reminiscent back when i was fair

. >> kevin mccarthy has been active in creating this what is his interest? >> he likes to take members out to silicon valley to bridge the gap and you can see -- see right now there is a lot of disconnect with washington. not only am i showing people but technology better impacts people went to see the technology out there chris bien thank you from mccarthy's office. >> also hear from the -- t12 what do you do? >> ceo of a company we build mobile applications for congres congress. >> what does that mean? >> we engineered a whole new process for committee reports and has been in place for many, many decades but we felt that we could automate the process with a web-based app and it has been taking weeks to do with the data entry with the click of a button but we are here today with a nap that we developed in that allow constituents. so what used to be that if you needed help from the member of congress or you didn't receive your social security check or the veterans administration to fill out a form that we developed an application that allows people to do it

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also with us is house majority leader kevin mccarthy, who has been a special friend of mine. he represents california's 23rd congressional district, and he is very, very popular, and just recently saw a poll of kevin. the opposition might as well go home because kevin, they love him out there and he's done an incredible job. he's brought it home. we appreciate it, kevin, the job you've done for the country. thank you very much. unfortunately congress -- and i have to say congressional democrats, you take a look at what has been going on and what's going on with the laws, whether it's catch-and-release or whether it's any of the things we're fighting for so hard. now we have started the wall, spending 1.6 billion between fixing and starting. you know melissa what's been going on. we're getting it up. we have a lot of folks in california, they don't talk about it but they want the wall up and they're very happy. that's one of the reasons we started in california, but we made a lot of progress on it, and now going for the full funding for the wall and trying to get that as soon a

i asked that of kevin mccarthy yesterday.hat's probably one of the scariest things i've heard all week. picture waking up november 9th and nancy giving a speech and becoming speaker. what we had transpire in the last year will all be reversed. >> maria: congressman, your reaction? >> what nancy would do is she would want to raise taxes which would hurt the economic progress we've made and they would want to continue to allow pretty much unfettered illegal immigration. that's a position their party grapgravitated towards now. they would do nonstop investigations of the trump administration. i do think they would move to try to impeach the president. on what? i have no idea. but i've seen them issue those -- try to force votes on those resolutions this year in the congress, trying to impeach him over things like his tweeting or criticizing nfl players for kneeling. i think that's what they're looking at. so the american people need to ask, do you want a majority that is intent on actually focusing on the kitchen table issues wh

we have kevin mccarthy who does not want an immigration conference or some type of daca -- excuse hadr because' concerned it will turn out the base. and then we have more moderate republicans who say they don't want to be seen as not doing anything on immigration, particularly daca, and they feel they have to move ahead and try something. two big wild cards are, number one, whether the president will sign on to any type of agreement that they could possibly get through the house. and number two, even if on the outside chance that the house pass something, there's no guarantee that mitch mcconnell will fwribring it through for a in the senate. we'll see what's going to come forward. >> what do you make of this rift, the crack three as we've been calling it between mccarthy and ryan? it's interesting especially if you look at how political ryan has been in legacy mode. he's speaking about dreamers in a way that's for empathetic than other republicans. but then mccarthy says a daca deal means i'm giving up freedom caucus members who don't want to so he that thing. >> mccarth sympathy clo

where president trump just touted a tax reform round table we'll talk to house majority leader kevin mccarthy coming up about the republican mid-term strategy or to get his reaction to nancy pelosi saying the democrats will win back the house, meanwhile the department of justice facing new pressure this morning, all as special counsel robert mueller's team gets a fun lashing from one judge, and two advisors of fired fbi director james comey's advisor they are leaving the agency we'll tell you who. then former senator and democratic vice presidential nominee joe lieberman talks about how president trump should approach the threats and opportunities with north korea and iran as we look ahead right now on sunday morning futures. and the race for control of congress kicks into high gear as voters in several key battleground states prepare to head to the polls for tuesday's primary, and the stakes are high , republicans are looking to lock in several senate seats, come november, in hopes of breaking the long-standing trend of whoever holds the white house almost always loses seats come the mid-ter

joining me now, california gone gresman and house majority leader kevin mccarthy. he took part in the sanctuary state round table at the white house yesterday. tough words from jerry brown. >> yes, well, first harris thanks for having me back. >> harris: absolutely. >> jerry brown is calling sheriffs, mayors, saying they're lying? what they're really doing is fighting for the safety and security of their own community. what jerry brown has done, he put a sanctuary state upon california. meaning that the sheriff cannot communicate with i.c.e. these individuals who happen to be illegal, then breaking crime, could be gang members, when they release them from jail they can't tell i.c.e. to pick them up. they're making their communities unsafe. there was a supervisor, talked about one, a family that gave them a picture of their murdered son for the same instance of what has happened. jerry brown is the one here that's not telling the truth. what is happening, city after city is rising up against this. because it is wrong. you can't, one of the greatest strengths of this

bring in kevin mccarthy. there was never a lot of bipartisan support for the deal on capitol hill. president obama declined to put it forward for a vote because they said they wouldn't have had the votes so they took action unilaterally. now the president of the united states, the current president, donald trump is going to apparently reverse the decision. your thoughts today? >> my thought, remember, this is not a treaty. this is part of the problem with the agreement. even if you look back on those we respect, you go to condoleeza rice, the former secretary of state, she said she would never have signed the agreement and if the president does pull out it's not the end of the world. from what you are hearing if the president does end up pulling out, you have a number of days here for iran to come back and negotiate a better deal. if the whole concept of the agreement was to keep iran for having a nuclear weapon the agreement does not stop that. at the end of it, they would be allowed to have it. they continue to test the ballistic missiles. they take the billions that were provide

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that is if kevin mccarthy has anything to say about it, after the weekly standard claim, top republicansconsidering ramping up the are pressure on ryane to step down before the mid term elections. that is all in effort to clear the way for his prezumed success or. -- presumed success or. he has not formed a final position. mccarthy is denying the report for his part. but when asked if speaker ryan should serve the rest of the term, he said that is a decision for speaker ryan. >> as lava continues to ooze, str destroying everything in his path, they are rushing to close out of the the wells that provide the state's electricity. the new concerns are about air. we have more details on the big island. >> and the unstoppable force redefining the landscape is on a collision course with a geo thermal power plant, already destroying a warehouse. explosive fissures, are creep closer to where toxic gases are stored, they are shutting down three underground wells. >> a lot of people are freaking out. >> after another explosion, ash and volcanic smog are drifting. laze, when it gets in the water cre

kevin mccarthy from the bakersfield area has thrown his support behind talks. he's been pulling second or third with a democrat gabba news10 leading most of the surveys by a wide margin. it's hoping the convention starting today will decide whether to endorse cox or the other candidates. >>> 4:40. still searching for answers this morning. in mill valley after a terrifying crime. coming up at the top of the hour, the latest on what investigators say about a deadly shooting that has neighbors sheltering in place. >> reporter: plus, it is the highest honor in hollywood. hollywood stars getting the boot. >>> good morning. right now, we still have very nice-looking traffic on the san mateo bridge. it looks good. heading to the peninsula. >>> well, a big cooldown yesterday with extensive low clouds. they are still there this morning, but they will burn off. and temps will bump off. -- up. near normal for most. >>> bill cosby and roman polanski have both now been punished by the academy of motion pictures arts and sciences. the board of the organization that puts on t

we saw house majority leader kevin mccarthy endorse him just thursday. e've seen congressional renÉ me out and support. it's up to the delegates. i think it could be close and, you know, they could not endorse anyone. >> well,ox john c did pretty well in some recent polling. will that help his chances,nkdo you th >> it might. i think sometimes we forget that the par and the general elect rat can be general constituents. i think in this case, you're right they're both for repealing the gas tax, state law, both talking about taxes being too high and democrats leading some of the problems that california has. they're different people. travis allen is a lot more ie with donald trump. cox is a businessman. he hasn't run before but in some ways he's the outsider being embracedy the insider. >> he was in a verttal tie with -- >> that's right, and allen's been pulling pretty well, another poll fromel u.c. be had -- we have a chance to getting into this november reason ofit a top two. they're not guaranteed a spot in yovember. i think that t really really want to