>> fritz: keystone. >> anthony: keystone?e house. >> anthony: looking pretty. >> shane: thank you, thank you! >> anthony: as one does, i dragooned the band keystone into lunch assuming, correctly as it turned out, that one of these young punks would know how to make a good adobo. is there a single authentic adobo recipe or does everybody do it differently? >> shane: everyone would stake claim to having the best adobo, but the basic ingredients i think will remain the same. so it's garlic, pork, we can now add the chicken, vinegar, peppercorns, bay leaf, soy sauce. >> anthony: mmm, this adobo is amazing. i mean, it's really, really good. >> shane: oh man, thank you, thank you. >> anthony: it's delicious. and where did you learn to cook adobo? >> shane: i learned this from my mom. >> anthony: so the answer as always to who makes the best adobo is, mom makes the best adobo! >> shane: that would be the -- that would be the safest answer. mom. >> anthony: filipinos like feeding people. >> fritz: yes, yes. >> anthony: what else do

keystone was a bit of an outliar. it's a symbolic issue for a systemic problem, which is that we don't have a valid path ford for dealing with climate change. but we have a big issue that this president will have to deal with. regional energy infrastructure projects have real big problems. we are not doing a very good job of thinking about how to build out energy infrastructure in particular regions of the country, given the fact that they are changing so dramatically in terms of what they produce and export and import. it's a huge amount of change for a short period of time, so i do think that we need to think about regionalizing energy strategies within the u.s. but thinking about hour north american neighbors in that context and also not forgetting how many states within the united states have deep and robust energy ties with other countries around the world. so i think actually the administration has a lot of ingoing salvos that they use to talk to other countries action, but once they hear from states and sort of

can never be in terms of the pipeline, both thedakota access and keystone xl pipeline, the keystone xl pipeline is an export pipeline that's going to basically run across the united states to the gulf of mexico so oil can be export ed from the united states. subsidyuge basically for refineries 2349 gulf and oil company that want to ship oil overseas. it will do nothing to help americans. steel.el is not american the jobs are going to be temporary construction jobs. fewe are going to be very permanent jobs. and it is inevitably going to spill. we've seen the impacts of pipeline spills in kalamazoo, michigan, where the river is still being cleaned up. pipelines are terrible ideas. fuels,s of alternative the price of solar and wind, of energy right now actually is cheaper than coal. competitive with fossil fuels. the reason that we're not seeing moral alternative fuels right now -- well, there are a lot of reasons but a lot of it is the the just infrastructure we've already built, the history of subsidies that we've made in fossil fuels in coal and natural gas. renewable energy, the marke

switchly pushing along the ohio and tennessee valleys starting to march into western portions of the keystone state this morning. that gets in here later this afternoon. a lot of it will start to fizzle out. we're looking only at a a couple of showers later on. if you have outdoor plans or baseball game or cookout, bring along the umbrella to be on the safe side. it does not look like arecast fd sun, a few showers possible let's say after lunchtime, 73 degrees is the forecasted high. i'll be back along in just a few minutes with the rest of the weekend call from accuweather, gray? >> we look forward to the update. >>> memorial day is meant as a time to honor those who have given the ultimate sacrifice so we can enjoy our freedom. while we remember the servicemen and women, many flock to the jersey shore for fun and sun on the beach and boardwalk. trish hartman was there last night as she took in the sights and sounds. >> reporter: it was a peaceful start for a family in margate we found a family from conshohocken on the beach. >> it's nice to take a break and getaway, even if it's for the day

excited about this were excited about this opportunities for the keystone pipeline.e want to make sure that we have the energy security here in our country. it has to go through the public service commission. they will have their hearings over the course of the summer. >> go get your dilly bar. it's great to have you here. in the foxbusiness exclusive. i have to tell you i'm going to put your name on this net jet here. the second you announced that you can have a cameo on wall street week people were running to make sure that they were going to dvr it. whatever i can to help. >> we will be back to you in a few minutes. a very nice interview with the governor. ey're up to 24 right now. as we get closer to the close of the week on wall street up next this is a big election for the french people. markets are watching it closely as well. ashley webster he is live in paris. check in with ashley on that. we will take everything we need to know. the weekend with warren. there is more count him straight ahead. -- there is more count down straight ahead. we're back with break

in terms of the pipeline both the dakota access and the keystone xl pipeline, it is a pipeline that will run across united states so that it can be exported from the united states. it's a huge subsidy for refiners in the gulf and the oil company that wants to ship oil overseas. it will do nothing to help americans and the steel is not american steel. the jobs are going to be temporary construction jobs and it is inevitably going to spell. we've seen the impacts of pipeline spills in kalamazoo michigan where the kalamazoo river is still being cleaned up. that pipeline, those pipelines are terrible ideas. in terms of alternative fuels, the price of renewable energy is cheaper than coal. it is cost competitive with fossil fuel. the reason we are not seeing more alternative fuels right now, there are a lot of reasons but a lot of it is just the infrastructure that we've already built. the long history of subsidies and investments we've made in fossil fuels in coal and natural gas. renewable energy is booming, the market is booming. we are seeing more renewable energy coming online than any o

we need to find out where the buck stopped, and instead of keystone cops running around sort of thing buck stop? this is able to lives involved. —— this is people's lives involved. this is able to lives involved. —— this is people's lives involvedlj know this is people's lives involved.” know this is a massive story but i wa nt to know this is a massive story but i want to move on. the sunday telegraph, tories, don't ditch a little bit! that have been comparisons made between theresa may and margaret thatcher, but this is suggesting that theresa may is moving too far away from a little bit‘s economic principles... i know you won't agree! i don't, actually, i don't even understand what that is! ithink i don't even understand what that is! i think this isjust i don't even understand what that is! i think this is just the sunday telegraph being a thatcherite paper, to be honest. but it is interesting, there is a battle for the soul of what it is to be a tory, is it to be a free marketeer or is it to be a person who intervenes like with the energy cap come in the free market? and capping

the keystone pipeline —— 0bama blockers. he is challenging the american producer.an oil power. that in saudi arabia, this visit, oil has taken a backseat then you have this other meeting with other oil producing countries, extending to supply cuts. how will this affect oil prices going forward? there has been a spin coming from 0pec members about the success coming from 0pec members about the success of these cut back measures. just the fact they are extending it for another nine months. you have had a russia come out, recently, talking about their export strategy. thejury is talking about their export strategy. the jury is still out on 0pec. we are range bound. it's like the us speed limit. 0nce are range bound. it's like the us speed limit. once we go above 55, the red lights go off, the market settles back down. i then trending upwards before the end of the year. well, bowling announced it had signed several defence deals with the kingdom. saudi arabia agreed to buy helicopters in the deal that will be around $3.8 billion. wohling also said it would negotiate th

approved the keystone and dakota pipelines, opened up off-shore drilling.s put america back on a path to energy independence and under president donald trump, the war on coal is over. [applause] and just this past week president trump laid out a plan for one of the biggest tax cuts in american history. we're going to cut taxes across the board for working families, small businesses and family farms. just a few minutes ago, the president took another step, to make sure that trade deals benefit american workers first. folks, that's american leadership for the american eople. crowd chanting "u.s.a."] make no mistake about it, president trump will not rest, will not relent until we repeal and replace obamacare and give the american people the world-class health care they deserve. the result of all this, more than 500,000 new jobs have been created since january 1 of this year. president trump's vision to buy american, hire american is catching on with businesses all across the country. company after company have investing billions of dollars, tens of thousands

the keystone pipeline was a big part of the conversation and that may have been what he was talking about. jason: right up front. the national association of foreign trade zones. i was interested to hear your thoughts or concerns if an overarching objective of these negotiations is to reduce the bilateral merchandise trade deficits with canada and mexico. for us it would be huge because there is a deficit when it comes to agricultural products coming from mexico into this country. we rely on them buying a lot of our product and we rely on them being able to do that relatively easy. have a willingwe customer that wants to buy our product. if they can't return the favor, ,o to speak, by us buying back unfortunately it is one of those casualties of war -- i hate to say it that way, but we have a willing purchaser of our product and want to make sure to keep it that way. jack: in the sense of the energy trade, it cuts both ways. you a net import, sometimes you net export. the president's directive is focused on job creation and economic activity in the united states. that's why it is so impor

talk about your leadership on l keystone. that is a perfect example of how we have struggled as a country to overcome the regularism. you were tremendous leaders. >> partners in the team on these we have to ring out the politics, whether it is on the regulatory side or the investment side. i think that there is no better example of politics as usual than jay mentioned keystone pipeline. it was vetted by five state-department reviews. what held up that project wasn't what the state department reviews said. it was clearly politics. regulatory and politics. we can't have politicians licking their fingers and seeing which way the wind is blowing. quite honestly, i'm not taking a shot. i'm going to be factual. president barack obama held that project up against what the state department review said because of politics. because a group of extremists circled the white house holding hands singing coupkum bi yan an keystone wasn't a reality. when we met with president trump, sean mcgarvy and myself, two days after he was elected, he s

a couple of light showers pushing through the keystone state this morning, maybe an isolated shower until 9:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m., clouds and limited sun by afternoon. here's a close up view lighter stuff across central p-a. heavier stuff in northern new jersey, our neck of the woods is dry at this time. we look at the surface maps today, cold front right here, so, again, we're on the good side of things as the canadian high takes over. this is the human air is south of the fronts. think of the fronts as a door, we're opening the door to the cooler air, all the heavier rain and stuff stays to the west. tomorrow, comfortable out there. this will lift through monday, a little bit more humid on monday, we'll see the return of showers and tuesday we warm up again. most of the weather should hole off until sunday night and monday looks dreary, same thing for tuesday. future tracker 6, lots of clouds, note the direction of the winds, out of the east/northeast keeping us cooler. clouds and limited sun. tomorrow we have limited sunshine to start, the clouds roll in the during the day, peeks of suns

so big reports between approving the keystone xl permits to go ahead, the ambridge line three and one in eastern canada and mr. trump approved 2 billion barrels more than needed for the pipelines. no guarantee that oil will come out of there, one because the price of oil is low and two because it is dirty oil. >> why would you approve more pipeline than you have oil? that's beyond greed to me. >> it is beyond sfgreed and bad mouth and absolutely no context so we're saying what you need to do america is clean up your mess. right now they're saying 15 to 25% of the oil we're getting in these pipelines we're wasting it, it's blowing off in these different places we need to clean the pipelines that are here and not abandon them and not build new ones. i told you about the math in north dak if you want energy self sufficientry you need to be like germany last weekend produced 85% of its power from renewable energy why is america arguing about stupid pipelines when we to could be like cool moving ahead. >> appreciate you telling us about these pipelines we toent need. don't need. winona lad

with this, so that the pipeline was built, but said he's going to renew the efforts to build the keystone xl pipeline, which people fought against and won. years ago, the stopping of the pipeline, this is all extremely serious. and these are very powerful positions. but there is a force more powerful, and we are seeing it all over the country, where it goes right now, well, i think president trump is escalating the opposition to him, right? with the firing of james comey, one senator put it as the interrogatee firing the interrogator. he is destabilizing his republican support. and yes it has echoed back to watergate, and to another president, president nixon. but the sense that he is trying to eviscerate all of the checks and balances are making a lot of people nervous. >> what do you make of the way the state has covered this president. i had ted koppel on here, how would you grade the mainstream media, the corporate media in america and its coverage of donald frumd. >> the corporate media rolled out the red carpet for donald trump. you have the heads of -- among others, cbs saying it m

pennsylvania lawmakers want to make universal background checks a requirement for buying all guns in the keystone state. the bipartisan group of representatives introduced that bill yesterday. its sponsors say that the bill closes a dangerous gap in the state's gun laws. the legislation will now be considered by the judiciary committee. >>> we'll begin with a look at the first alert radar -- why? we've got rain again on the board. we've been warning it's going to be round of rain after round of rain. that's what we're looking at now, another one of those rounds. most rain, steadiest rain we're seeing, is the north and west parts of the viewing areas. in the suburbs, parts of the lehigh valley, burks county. sprinkles farther south. look along areas from atlantic city to cape may. the light green that's spotty in nature indicating just some light rain. it's popping up throughout parts of cape may county and on into atlantic county. same thing into parts of kent county and new castle, as well. spotty rain, mostly light to steadier, the deeper green you see passing into dover. as this moves over the

thwi is th regard to the construction of the keystone pipeline. i'm keeping another promise to the american people. by nominating judge neil gorsuch. >> reporter: the president added a justice after senate republicans last year denied president obama's nominee a hearing. this audacious political gamble may be among mr. trump's most lasting legacies. >> and i got it done in the firs that's even nice. you think that's easy? it's time to shake the rust off america'res fo ignpolicy. >> reporter: a president who told the country during the campaign foreign policy was easy, confronted nuclear challenges in north korea, continued russian aggression in ukraine and one horror, a sarin gas attack on civilians in syria. >> that crosses many, many lines, beyond a red line. >> reporter: the president ordered a tomahawk missile strike on the syrian air base where the chemical attack was launched, marking a break from his america first isolationist philosophy. >> it is in this vital, national security interest of the united states to prevent and deter the spread

this in raleigh and richmond all of this rain moving toward delaware, south jersey and into the keystone state. it's going to come tonight into tomorrow. here's look at our weather headlines. showers and storms will be moving on in. stick for a little while. temperatures back in the 80s. we'll have your holiday weekend forecast coming up when we come back. ♪ you knew when you cast it they'd lock you up. but that didn't stop you. you traveled far and wide, and others followed. mothers, daughters, sisters, lions. and because together you roared so loud, i know my voice matters today. this summer, come celebrate new york state's equal rights history. download our guide to plan your trip. chrit can happen to anyone.s a help is within reach. all you need to do is ask. vanessa: i was a full-blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. but i got help, and you can too. james: i just know i didn't want to feel that pain anymore. i got help. you can too. aj: most people think addicts are beyond help. when i see an addict, i see hope. chris christie: don't suffer. don't wait. call 844 reach nj

. >> approve the keystone xl pipe-line. >> his order would allow coal mining on federal lands, permit the oil industries to release more methane. >> the epa removed most of the information on climate change from its website explaining on a pretion release it's being updated to reflect the approach of new leadership. >> trevor: what does that mean, the epa's website is going to reflect the approach of the new leadership. what does that mean? it is now just going to he redirect to coalporn.com? and by the way, that is not clean coal, that is not clean coal at all. look at that. yeah. oh, yeah, that's right. i'm going to hit it so hard it's going to turn into a diamond. yeah. that's right. you know what's funny, is just rocks and your minds are taking it there. at this point convincing trump seems if you tile. he doesn't care about wildlife. he doesn't care about famine and draught all over the w0r8d. he disunt care if it gets warmer. that just means he gets tanner. there is one thing though, that might, just mate get trump to care about the climate change. and it is his children. right?

pennsylvania state senate is advancing legislation to allow on line casino style gambling in the keystone state make pag the first state to allow both casinos and lottery to play games on line. the senate estimates the state would make more than 100 million-dollar next year. bill would reinstate a requirement that casinos pay millions to local governments. the bill however still does need house approval. >>> earlier this week our very own pat gallen gave you a sneak peak at walk off. >> fifteen of philadelphia's best restaurant will battle it off to see whose quack coming out on top. morgan'spyer from five to 9:00 h quacamole and all proceed benefit manna nonprofit mission to prepare and prepare meals for individual battling life threatening illnesses. >>> good stuff there. >>> congressional candidate is charged, after a violent exchange with a reporter. >> well, reporter and candidate are both saying about that violent encounter. >>> man goes on a rampage and attacks a clerk in the california convenient store the one simple thing that the the one simple thing that the clerk says set him

pipelined the keystone as an example, we're reading about citgo and venezuela's role, the pipe down to the gulf coast to some refineries displaces venezuelan heavy crude, but fracking produces that sweet crude in places like the balkan and west texas. fracking has proven to be safe. it has never had a negative impact on water, so fracking is alive and well. host: what would happen -- the president had a meeting with the colombian president yesterday and what came up was venezuela and the situation with their political situation and economic one. what would happen if the united states does not get involved with the situation in venezuela with oil and gas industries around the world? guest: i do not know for sure. i am not an expert on that, but when they became a petro state, one of the things they did was make themselves dependent on this one commodity, much like saudi arabia has done and although saudi arabia is trying to diversify, venezuela does not have the stability in the government to do that. i spoke earlier about the russian situation, the use of peaceful tools of commerce rat

host: let's go to bart in keystone heights, florida, republican. caller: good morning. i only have two things and they're both off topic. e first is i don't believe forte should be allowed to take his seat. the second, i've been a republican all my life. i'm 75 years old and i am no longer proud to be a republican. you guys are not doing things that are good for the american people. thank you. i'm done. host: congressman? guest: well, i'm sorry you feel that way. i think that the socialist top down government control way of the last eight years hasn't worked and i think that ronald reagan showed that when you reduce regulations, control your spending, and empower people, that you can have a growing economy and that's what we're trying to get done here. first thing is fix the broken health care system so that people have patient-centered, choice-oriented care, and let the free market work in an environment where high risks are covered separately instead of trying to spread them across everybody and making insurance too expensive. host: congressman, i want to show our vie

and two days after he was elected president from said keystone pipeline and signed the executive order. i could go on and on with of politics but that will slow down the economy or the progression in to read pare the transportation and infrastructure segments. >> in those environmental regulatory impediments are front and center that when he talks about the politics one way to do that is every day americans to speak out to give those elected leaders the backbone that they need. there is so many competing forces it is easy to say we have $1 trillion we cannot tackle that right now so deal with the small stuff we cannot afford to do that not if we stay competitive as a country. so one way to do that is for all of us to be involved in your here today because you care about this issue you probably know 50 other people if you write down this number were plowed the smart phone to tax day word to a number to support infrastructure spending and investment 52886. this is important as we continue to broaden the grass-roots effort we can encourage folks from the left in the right to come together

i think that there's no better example of politics as usual than jay mentioned keystone pipeline.was vetted for five state department reviews and what held up the project wasn't what the state department reviews said. it was clearly politics. and if we don't wring out the politics, we're not going to be able to move forward. so regulatory and politics, we can't have politicians licking their fingers the see which way the -- to see which way the wind is blowing. and president obama held that project up not because -- against what the state department review said because of politics. because a group of extremists circled the white house, holding hands singing kumbaya and because of that he licked his finger to see which way the wind was blowing and keystone wasn't a reality. i have to say that when we met with president trump, shawn mcgarvey and myself and some other presidents two days after hf he was elected, he said the keystone and he signed an executive order on it. i could go on and on about not the regulatory process, but the politics and if we don't lean and wring politics o

there are a lot of good results, you know gorsuch on the supreme court, and keystone pipeline is green lighted. creating jobs, and reducing tax burdens, but this is a key part of, obamacare repeal and replacement and tax reform. we can walk and chew gum at the same time. we're doing all of them. hopefully by the end of the year, if you have them both in place, you will see the economy take off like we have not seen in decades, seeing jobs created a middle class rebuilt, this is a good thing wire pushing this agenda hard, families want this is what we campaigned on. that is what we were elected on. maria: this is what people voted for, these two major pieces of lemm lake legislation, healthcare and tax reform, are being done during reconciliation, you can get 51 votes versus 60. hugh toughow tough has it been p with plans with zero participation from the democrats? >> you know we reached out, they made it clear, they didn't want to do expw anything that unraved obamacare, that sun fortunate -- that is unfortunate, you are seeing obama care collapse, they are more concerned about that le

outer drive is blocked and the inner drive gets around that and a crash in upper darby township aby keystonezza. traffic is jammed in that area. and a nasty one close to the oxford valley mall close to lincoln highway and limerick one by piazza subaru, a good intersection to avoid there. in newcastle quigley boulevard remains blocked for the investigation ongoing there. stale on 273 to get around that. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. >> thank you. >>> remember all of those lovely pictures we are showing you down the shore today. keep that in mind when you look at this. the sky 6 hd live view over center city philadelphia. not so blue the skies there. >> meteorologist, adam joseph coming up with the exclusive accuweather forecast. next. >>> all right lots of you getting ready to head down the shore into the poconos this weekend, we are getting a jump start. lets go back out to adam joseph live in wildwood and the last time we saw you were afraid to get on a ride. >> i got off. i heard them screaming and that was it. that is all i had to do. >> what i did do for you to make you guys fee

thwi is th regard to the construction of the keystone pipeline. to the american people. by nominating judge neil gorsuch. >> reporter: the president added a justice after senate republicans last year denied president obama's nominee a hearing. this audacious political gamble may be among mr. trump's most lasting legacies. >> and i got it done in the firs

see the rain in west virginia, the western part of the keystone state is moving our way. as you go hour by hour look for temperatures in the 60's this evening, increasing clouds and by 11:00, 57, rain moves in overnight. it will be a wet morning rush across the region. stuck in a rut big time as we go through this week, keep the umbrella handy and we'll have a holidayed weekend update coming your way. guys, it's not going to be half bad. we'll talk about that coming up. >> means it will be half good. thank you very much. >>> president trump is in the middle of his first official visit to the mideast. in saudi arabia today, he said he wants to focus on building coalition to fight terrorism. he addressed a summit of leaders >> jane meantler has the story. >> reporter: president trump calls for unit against islamic extremists. >> that means honestly confronting the crisis of islamic extremist. standing together against the murder of innocent muslims, the oppression of women, the percent accumulation of jews and the slaughter of christian. >> reporter: tension between israel

in this case, we had the keystone kops.unraveled so quickly, what's going on with this guy? >> the president said the mixed messages were quote in a tweet, this is such a fast moving presidency, a good reason may be is to cancel the future white house briefings, that could be a solution. let's listen. >> are you moving so quickly that your communications department cannot keep up with you? >> yes, that's true. >> so what do we do about that? >> we don't have press conferences and we do -- >> you don't mean that. >> we just don't have them, unless i have one every two weeks and i do it myself, we don't have them. i think it's a good idea. >> president trump said canceling the briefings will help his messaging problem. what do you think? >> there's a failure in this administration to acknowledge that communication with the media is not a gift to the media, it's both a fiduciary responsibility to the american people and is their only reliable way to communicate their message, what they think and what they're doing. it's in the

. >> and i'm going to let you know, i'm the imperial wizard of the international keystone knights ofhe ku klux klan. yes, sir. i'm president of the organization. >> you're the president. >> mm-hmm. >> first of all, thanks for meeting with me. >> okay. >> i guess my first question is klan historically, as i'm sure you know, has been a group associated with violence. >> i'm not associated with violence. >> i know. i'm talking historically. >> we have to look at the klan in the 21st century. >> don't you think by wearing the same robes it's hard to separate the two different klans? >> i have an opportunity to wear a klansman's robe. why? because i'm white and i belief in the ideas, rituals and beliefs of the ku klux klan. i was raised that way. this is always going to be klan regalia. >> all right 37. >> there's no ifs, ands or buts about it. so we understand each other. >> yes. >> the klan has a purpose in life. and that is to recruit qualified christians that are of good moral character standing. what means qualified? what qualifies something -- >> must be white and you must be a chst

out of the trans pacific partnership trade deal, the keystone pipeline. leaders, the pope, even his daughter, could have wide ranging consequences for relationships around the world. for president trump, pulling out of the landmark paris climate accord would be another campaign promise kept. and a signal to the nearly 200 countries that joined the accord that they should take his america first mantra seriously. >> we're going to cancel the paris climate agreement. and stop all payments of the united states tax dollars to u.n. global warming programs. >> while the president is promising an official announcement soon -- >> you will find out very soon. >> two senior officials tell cnn the decision has been made though caution the precise mechanism for withdraw hasn't been determineed. and plans could still change until trump makes his decision public. >> he is the ultimate decider. when he has a decision to make web will let you know. >> the expected move already prompting harsh criticism from opponents like house democratic leader nancy pelosi who called it

after the comey firing and after this, the initial travel ban roll yu rollout, a lot of keystone copslast night as this was playing out i want to read you the tweet from the buzz feed white house reporter. just put the tvs on super loud after we could hear yelling from the room with bannon, spicer, sanders. if you still have this internal fighting in the white house, this bickering over how do we handle this and you read the stories today, look at the reporting today, who's to blame? fire spicer. who's to blame? do this. what's going on? >> it isn't all the people around him. he's put his people in a very difficult position. because he can be impulsive in terms of how he goes about things. he basically has asked his people to go out on a limb. then he cuts that limb off. then he sort of blames them for falling. that's the situation that played out with the comey thing. that's the situation that played out with this as well. all of this talk of a shakeup and we've reported it at times and the post as well, it doesn't matter. because the drama is in the oval office. the drama is donald

keystone pipeline we don't tend to think of as a foreign policier ubut certainly has that impact. his influence i think whether it's four years or eight years will be felt more powerfully, and i think angela merkel's comments speak to this, more powerfully in the way in which the u.s. views it self in the world and the way in which the world views the united states than anything he will do domestically. i think that is a realit driven home by the last nine days he's been abroad. >> you have a president who admires strong men around the world for what they can achieve through those tactics rather than in concert with allies. >> right, he's running a different country than most of those strong men are. most other countries you have those strong men leaders you have a weak judiciary and legislative branch that exists to largely rubber stamp what the president wants to do. that's not the case here and you have resistance to executive actions from his own party and desire to assert themselves in their constitutional role but certainly that, you know, trump is not somebody who is a -- n

pallotta trade deals that he said hurt america and to build the keystone and dakota access pipeline'sining the swamp he has imposed a five year lobbying ban on administration officials in h lifetime ban on lobbying for foreign countries. you say he is broken his promises, but there is a poll out this week and 96% of trump voters in the poll said they would vote for him all over again. only 2% said they would not. >> well, look. i think it will take a while fon people to see this, but his popularity ratings if you want to measure overall not just to supporters but with independents and democrats are way down, the lowest of any president.t. the point being here is that on so many of the major issues that have gone alone.ecutive orders, yes, most of those are studies into the future, the suit few that were serious got knocked out from the courts. david peeled a few regulations but mainly for coal companies and companies that want to take a vantage of workers rights. they had broken their promises to the working people of america.ra americans are seenar it. that's why his popularity ratin

the keystone pipeline and a lot of these major decisions where he's had some back and forth. he's chosen to side with what he knows the base wants and what he promised on the campaign trail. >> so, dan, more broadly, then. there are big questions -- and this is included side what is going on within the white house right now. you've got continued rumors of a shake-up that's been happening for a while. word that the president was going to be changing his twitter practices, but clearly, that did not happen, as we saw overnight. >> i was going to say covfefe, and we can fight that later and less on-camera briefings from the white house and more cabinet officials will come out to act as spokespeople. what does this all add up to mean. >> that the people around donald trump are trying. donald trump understands that there are problems and there are problems in the fact that they have been in a defensive crouch for the past, you know, month or two really since the sort of blip of success which is the obamacare repeal passing the house and other international stories. for the most par

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doing the keystone pipeline.sh: i can't have these folks splintering off and saying -- within the republican party -- >> i would agree with you. trish: somehow hoping that donald trump gets impeached because that's their goal. >> hey, trish, there's what's called the uss donald trump. and if that ship goes down, there's no lifeboats for any members of congress. they're going down with it. so if they want to punch holes in, that's fine. but we're going to rise this agenda together and people have to stick onboard to make sure we're getng tax and health care done. trish: il tell you. you have a very angry base if forome reason some republicans do try to take them down. anyway, congressman, it's good to see you. thank you very much. >> you too, trish. trish: we're up. we are up. we're up 117 points. how do you like that? shaving off earlier losses. shaving off yesterday's losses. all of this hope that we are indeed are going to see tax reform. and you know the special prosecutor thing, it ain't such a big deal. we'r

achievements like the confirmation of supreme court justice neil gorsuch, tax cuts, and the approval of the keystonepipeline. it doesn't mention the failed attempt to repeal obamacare, or the president's controversial travel ban. fox news co-president bill shine has resigned amid network turmoil. shine was tapped as co-president after c.e.o. roger ailes was ousted last summer, following a sexual harassment scandal. shine was named in at least four lawsuits or allegations involving alleged sexual harassment or racial discrimination. his departure comes just two weeks after anchor bill o'reilly left the network. the trump administration today rolled back nutrition standards for federally funded school lunches put in place under president obama. that means schools can now delay implementing stricter requirements on the amount of sodium and whole grains in the food they serve. agriculture secretary sonny perdue signed the order at a school in virginia, after eating lunch with elementary school students. the supreme court ruled today that cities can sue banks for discrimination under the fair housing act

these are keystone cops.he worst thing is the director of the fbi who should never have said a word -- fbi directors should be seen, but not heard. and he goes on television and he does it in large part on the basis of a document that his own agents are telling him may not be authentic. that is as bad as it gets in terms of fbi malpractice. and i think these congressional committees have to look into this. but, again, this under lines the need for an independent commission to look into every aspect of the russia connection, influence on the election, sending phony materials, were any americans involved. some of these things may not be criminal so bob mueller may not have jurisdiction over this. do you really trust the fbi, the directorless fbi, do you really trust the fbi to tell us the truth about whether its former director engaged in malpractice or whether or not agents told him things that should have led him not to make any public statement? i don't trust the fbi on this issue. >> does the president need

across the city to demand the bank refuse to do business with transcanada, the company behind the keystone xl pipeline. which president trump has promised to revive. imprisoned army whistleblower chelsea manning will be freed next week. in 2013, manning was sentenced to 35 years in prison for leaking more than 700,000 classified files and videos to wikileaks about the wars in iraq and afghanistan and u.s. foreign policy. in january, the white house said she would be released on may 17 after president obama commuted her sentence. on tuesday, chelsea released a statement saying -- "for the first time, i can see a future for myself as chelsea. i can imagine surviving and living as the person who i am and can finally be in the outside world. freedom used to be something that i dreamed of but never allowed myself to fully imagine." her attorneys say she is already the longest-held whistleblower in u.s. history. in new jersey, undocumented activist and student carimay andujar walked out of an ice check-in tuesday and celebrated with more than 100 supporters, who had gathered outside the immigrat