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. >> he liked to buy unique cars -- kissels, grahams, overlands.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.

maria: we're back with ed rollins and mary kissel on our panel i want to talk about substantive issues mary you've been working a lot on what's going on in the middle east. what's your take in terms of these protesters in iran. is there a sea change happening because of the people? >> look maria for eight years under president obama we were told we could partner with iran. we didn't like everything about them but we had to do a nuclear deal with them because we had to accept that this ruling was just a fact of life and so there for let's put them off for a decade as long as we can. what we found out is that the people of iran completely disagree with that. they want economic opportunity. they don't want to be ruled by a corrupt they okay as it. they don't want foreign adventurism and they don't want their money going to back terrorism in syria or iraq or in yemen. they want freedom and i think that it's absolutely terrific that donald trump and this administration has stood up and said yes, we agree with you. we're going to support you, at the appropriate time we will do whatever we ca

corporation patented the io john people's and "the wall street journal" fox news contributor mary kissell. great to see you. >> good morning, everybody. that's on the agenda? >> the budget showdown. we cannot have a government shut down. it's incredible to me to see democrats turned down a deal that would find the picture turns health care program and give them non-entitlement spending. giving them more money. republicans are willing to eat that. >> all the while they said order security is important. for in the military is important. when push comes to shove, not there. >> typical drama on the potomac. it always happens and sometimes they close it down but most often they work it out. >> when his shed down, funding for much of the government still goes on. we're talking about the implication of that. white house deputy press secretary visit us this morning. texas congressman roger williams is here. former ceo of home depot assaults chrysler back nardelli is with us. managing director robert mcnamee is here and race car driver and never danica patrick joins us as well. let's take it over

. >> for more, it chris bedford and ben kissel, political commentator.nd chris, you're both wanting to jump in and weigh in on this. i will start with you coming chris. >> it's interesting that comes at this time. i have a lot of reporters chasing this time, because it is an interesting story. george papadopoulos the 28-year-old figure getting drunk and london bars and shooting his mouth off, possibly gave himself a lot of trouble, and that is something we want to find out. there's a piece on foxnews.com by a former cia operator, and actually a democrat says, he is concerned about the sources here. i think there's a point to that. people have been played around by leaks, targeted leaks in the intelligence community, department of state, sometimes from the white house that have really changed the narrative multiple times, in the first story of the year was the dossier, big dossier. broke about a year ago. after that, it was still paired by multiple stations, even after exposed as a fraud, and after he came out that hillary clinton and the democrats had ac

shelby holiday, ben kissell,. it's a pause moment, this accident notwithstanding for republicans to feel like a breath of life has come into the party and their agenda. sometimes not. but what is your sense of it? >> when it comes to the state of the union the majority of viewers were republicans or trump supporters. so you see a little bit skewed when it comes to eight out of 10 feeling a lot of pride in the speech and you know, people coming away with the good feelings of, feeling confident in the economy and the country. i wish that donald trump would have focused a little more on opioids, the opioid problem. as a matter of fact, where the individuals are i believe in west virginia right now, is massive epidemic when it comes to the working class. a lot of manufacturing jobs, a lot of people injured on the job. opioid have been a epdem mechanic for them. neil: he address ad lot of stuff. second or third longest state of the union address in history. >> i thought he would beat clinton. neil: i kept looking at my

and dagen mcdowell, benchmark kevin kelly and "the wall street journal" fox news contributor barry kissell is here. dagen: good morning, maria. great to be here. maria: pack showed today. dagen: there is a deadline for the department of justice in a the editor over documents related to the dossier on now president trump. i read that this morning. >> where they're going to be in contempt of congress. what does that mean exactly? this is an important deadline and we will see if they come across because this is stonewalling this group, this committee. >> we'll see how far congress is going to go. is congress willing to put somebody in jail if they been subpoenaed or don't agree to testify. it can be a test of executive balance of power here, maria between congress and the executive. we'll see. trained to the journal today saying what if this is true. what if the dossier was used as the justification to wiretap the trump campaign. >> did the fbi dallas followed fresh and intelligent and stuff that wasn't true about the president did they take it to a judge and a judge in batch or who did that?