my problem, kissel has more to do with having no experience.lping institutions, providing guidance, providing guidance on how to them, and federal laws and what are the best practices in higher education. this individual has never worked for higher education, number one. number two, he has no experience in it. number three come i have no problem with the president getting his team but i would hope his team would be qualifie qualified. this guy is not qualified. >> martha: mollie, what do you think? >> his work in higher education policy has been for decades. he is one of the preeminent scholars on this. in terms of understanding the importance of free speech, for students and faculty, and understanding the importance of due process rights for students. there is no reason, no justification for a student losing their due process rights simply because they are on a college campus. it's quite disturbing that people might think that you don't have the due process rights. this is a guy who has literally written the book on these things, understands t

. >> he liked to buy unique cars -- kissels, grahams, overlands. he always used to say, "i don't want to meet myself on the road." >> it's a great hobby. keeps you out of the beer joints. >> do you have your foot on the brake, teacher? just in case? >> i haven't jumped out yet. >> these heirs hit a fork in the road... >> so that is a point of contention. do you donate cars here? do you have an auction? >> it's really tough to get every sibling on the same page. >> yeah, i'd say we're no different. >> ...until they hear an emotional voice from the past. >> when we go by his gravesite, he's probably on high spin mode up there. >> it's just money. can't take it with you. >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm cruising through boone county, iowa, smack dab in the middle of corn country. i'm here to meet the heirs of a man who left behind dozens and dozens of "orphans." orphan cars, that is. so, what's an orphan car? you're about to find out. >> my name is jerry quam. my father, grant quam, liked to collect orphan cars, which are cars that were manufactured

david: joining me dan henninger, bill mcgurn and mary kissel and dan freeman.e nancy pelosi, maybe you can have one victory but four in a row, that's kind of hard to take. >> yeah, the old saying goes, four more victories like this and we are undone. [laughter] >> why is nancy pelosi a savvy politician saying such ridiculous things and i think the reason is because she has nothing else to offer. what they have been doing in all of these elections is teeing it up on referendum on donald trump and since the election, the democrats whether in washington or anywhere else have been running solely against donald j. trump. what we discovered in georgia, that's not working. the democrats have to come up with something else and at the moment it is well known, they don't have much of anything else in terms of substance or policy. >> and bill, the question is whether they need somebody else, and particularly somebody other than nancy pelosi. donald trump is having a field day. he sent out a tweet pleading with her to stay, let's put up the tweet if we can essentially, ple

david: joining me dan henninger, bill mcgurn and mary kissel and dan freeman.e nancy pelosi, maybe you can have one victory but four in a row, that's kind of hard to take. >> yeah, the old saying goes, four more victories like this and we are undone. [laughter] >> why is nancy pelosi a savvy politician saying such ridiculous things and i think the reason is because she has nothing else to offer. what they have been doing in all of these elections is teeing it up on referendum on donald trump and since the election, the democrats whether in washington or anywhere else have been running solely against donald j. trump. what we discovered in georgia, that's not working. the democrats have to come up with something else and at the moment it is well known, they don't have much of anything else in terms of substance or policy. >> and bill, the question is whether they need somebody else, and particularly somebody other than nancy pelosi. donald trump is having a field day. he sent out a tweet pleading with her to stay, let's put up the tweet if we can essentially, ple

right thank you so much gentlemen ad martin ben kissel and brian cain thanks so much you think the. russian foreign minister stargate met in moscow with the leaders of an opposition group called syria's tomorrow move but the meeting took place ahead of the next round of astonished talks scheduled for the first week of july among the issues discussed was the maintaining the of the cease fire agreement with the government forces and russia's role in resolving the conflict lavrov pointed out that the importance of a joint effort in defeating terrorist groups operating in the country. so it is of yours that it will be the launch of an interest syrian dialogue to ensure the truce and the creation of deescalation areas as it was suggested within the framework of the it's done a process steps to promote a peaceful life it will help to switch from the confrontation between the government pro-government forces and the armed opposition to cooperation including cooperation in the fight against terrorism. according to the associated press the american forces in yemen have reportedly been involv

we're back with dan henninger, mary kissel and bill mcgurn.focus on otto warmbier, sometimes when you focus on one american who has been terribly mistreated as he was to the point of death, it is personal. we got to know another family, we have to know otto, we were pulling for him to pull through which he did not. the significance of that. quest north korea is a close regime. journalistically there are not logical deeply to the country. so we are not really shown the reality of what life is like in north korea today. what happened to otto warmbier's happened to tens of thousands of north koreans. he said in your introduction that we have to stop their nuclear ambitions. lesser member that they're working on biological chemical weapons. we saw the chemical weapon used in kuala lumpur to kill kim's brother. i have delivery systems two. they're working on ballistic missile programs. they could take balloons and send them over soul and drop them.this depth shows the kind of individuals, the kind of regime that was those weapons. >> and you cannot

maria: we're back with ed rollins, mary kissel, and one of the reasons that the agenda has been stalled had been unending since the president took office, mary. where are you on robert mueller right now, special counsel? give me your thoughts sphwhrflt well, first of all, this is starting to hook like a witch hunt, i think. we know president trump was not under investigation by the fbi. we know that he did not ask the fbi direct or -- or, rather, order him to drop an investigation, and we know that it was well within the president's rights to dismiss the fbi director. he has that power as president. we gave that power to the president after the buys of j. edgar hoover. so what exactly is mueller investigating here? >> well, we've moved from investigating whether russians were involved in our election, which they were, to basically investigating the president, and this president is terribly distracted by all of this, as he should be. it's unfair, and the reality is he's got four big posts in the cabinet -- treasury, state, attorney general and defense -- and now we don't have the politic

. >> he liked to buy unique cars -- kissels, grahams, overlands.ed to say, "i don't want to meet myself on the road." >> it's a great hobby. keeps you out of the beer joints. >> do you have your foot on the brake, teacher? just in case? >> i haven't jumped out yet. >> these heirs hit a fork in the road... >> so that is a point of contention. do you donate cars here? do you have an auction? >> it's really tough to get every sibling on the same page. >> yeah, i'd say we're no different. >> ...until they hear an emotional voice from the past. >> when we go by his gravesite, he's probably on high spin mode up there. >> it's just money. can't take it with you.

radio talkshow host and comedian been kissel, thanks for coming on.kathy griffin did and she is calling it art. what do you have to say? >> i won't defend what she did was i will defend her right to do it. she has a first amendment right to freedom of speech and this is an opportunity for individuals on the right to rail against the political correctness of the left, stand up against political correctness and embrace and accept the kathy griffin did something they may not approve of but allow her to do it because of her constitutional right, the first amendment of the united states, no different than what ted nugent did regarding barack obama when he requested barack obama suck the barrel of his gun and a series of other things. rob: their opportunities on both sides but that doesn't make it right. this is like the west telling the rest of the world we want to kill our president. heather: and isis recruitment video. top off heads especially the head of the western head of civilization. i fundamentally disagree with what you said. you don't have the ri

ben kissel is a comedian.joins us to mourn.n ben, i know we are not on the same side politically, i doubt any comedian agrees with my politics. but i think you'll agree, kathy griffin is just not funny. i know a lot of people who work in comedy, i don't know onee person who thinks kathy griffin is talented. she's not. yet, she has hung on all these years because she is a political activist. that's enough. it shouldn't be enough. >> i am not the core demographic for kathy griffin or her fan base -- her fan base and enjoys her. there's something to be said about that. i think it might be a misnomer because she is a comedian. it doesn't mean, however, that all of her actions, moments of satire, are meant to solicit, solicit laughter.t i think she was attempting to make a political point that obviously has angered a lot on the right and certainly, some on the last. -- the left. i think we do have to address the issue of political correctness and how it has gone completely bonkers in this country and the right, for

joining me to talk about it fox business dagen mcdowell, mitch roschelle and wall street journal mary kissel. dagen: how terrific has the team been this past week and now mary is here for the first time? >> thanks for having me, excited to be here. maria: we are all fans of your work. we are happy to get your take. >> i'm happy that you have coffee, maria. [laughter] dagen: i've had almost 24 hours to carefully self-edit. maria: we will be talking about that. joining the conversation texas attorney general and alan greenspan and lieu -- lou g gohmert. maria: ban took effect last night at 8:00 p.m. exempts travelers with close business ties in the united states. under rules, immediate families of spouses do not fall under the ban, relatives like aunts, uncles do. people rejected for visas can request waivers and will be considered on a case-by-case basis. the president set a cap at 50,000. according to officials, more than 49,000 have already been admitted for the year. joining us right now arizona congressman j.d. >> thanks for the honorary clean-up spot. maria: what do you make on ban? >> i

we got radio ben kissell file less well. what about that? in our history it has been like this. it's not every day the gunmen go after u.s. congress either. >> at times like this day he played the game. that is what is is what has been happening all along. people blame donald trump for the rise of anti-semitism. people are now blaming the left for all of the comments they made. if you look at so many celebrities, madonna, snoop dogg, kathy griffin, there's within 10 celebrities who have made comments about wanting to harm the president of the united states or other officials. even stephen colbert or had one of the staffers on this day. you cannot say this man was inspired by this rhetoric. it certainly feels hate, anger, the inability to have a conversation, how the dialogue and people are taking sides like nothing we've ever seen before. my earnest hope right now is nancy pelosi was being honest when she said it's time for us to move forward, where she's at that time together. the dinner last night between democrats and republicans is a goo

radio show host, funny guy, ben kissell, perfect guyo have a on a day like this. i was only being half facetious that all the stuff we're seeing out there would have you believe we surrendered our commitment to this planet. i think "new york daily news" on cover says it all. donald trump, all but drop dead, all of you die. what do you make of it? >> i think there is a lot of hyperbolic language. neil: we don't use big words here. >> i'm sorry. there is a lot of mean words being said about donald trump and his administration. this hits home a lot of individuals, people who think climate change as one of the more important issues of our time. they think this is stab in the back that the obama administration made. it is really, grabbing headline. certainly definitive proof we have actual tangible evidence of what the trump administration will be doing regarding climate. neil: you could argue whatever, whether it is the agreement or just the natural evolution of fracking and push for natural gas that our missions have been coming down rapidly. so maybe donald trump lo

mary kissell from "the wall street journal" editorial board. welcome back, mary.o be with you, stuart. stuart: your paper, i don't know whether you wrote this or not, you don't have to tell me, your paper is saying get it done, no matter what, get it done. you will never have a better chance. that is what i've been saying. >> there are two choices here. republicans will pass this bill and improve and stablize insurance markets, bring premiums down, cut taxes, return medicaid to its original purpose, improve federalism, give states more flexibility they will have to pass a bill to prop up obamacare. politically, stuart, here on plan earth in the real world, it is not tolerable to let millions of people have no insurance coverage or choice of one insurer. to keep having premiums go up double digits every year. those republicans say we don't have to do anything here, let the market fail, you can't do that. this is not several years ago. obamacare is a part of the market. politically those are only two choices they have. stuart: when we first saw the plan, there was e

here to debate is lisa booth and radio talk show host and comedian kissel.sley. ainsley: lisa, as the conservative on this panel, what do you think. >> of course she went too far with this. she had even joked on the film that they would have to move to mexico. so i think at the time that she knew this was wrong at the time. i think she knew this was going to get a lot of negative reaction. i'm glad that it did. because it's absolutely did go too far. we have seen a lot of this from the left whether it's the riots we saw on inauguration day and a car being lit on fire and businesses being broke into or the left trying to delegitimize the president, accusing him of racism, sexism or even what we have seen from hollywood. everything from what kathy griffin did to sarah silverman calling for a military coup. so snoop dogg basically shooting the president in his video. i mean, we have seen the left just continuously go too far. i'm glad that people from both the left and the right finally stood up and said that this is wrong to kathy griffin. ainsley: ben, you ar