should he, lawrence jones? >> lawrence: as i report. fbi reports to the attorney general. do your job. investigate what is happening in the fbi. this is what we pay you for. you recuse yourself from the russian investigation. why are are you there? why are you there? i mean, we didn't -- the president didn't want a special counsel. he's the executive. he can say attorney general, if you refuse to do your job. let me appoint tray gotti who is a prosecutor that will go after this. >> harris: it's interesting. there are gop members. you can point to them even jason chef its chef fets /* /- chaff fets. i think they have an impact on attorney general jeff sessions. those were his colleagues for a number of years, so i think that has a big impact on sort of putting the pressure on him. what they are saying, the senators and also the members of leadership and other house members who want a second counsel, they are concerned even with the independent -- the inspector general, rather, that there are certain witnesses that he cannot access that are not current employees of the doj o

we'll take it up with rebecca rose woodland and lawrence jones coming up next.eanne is here to say. bringing it back for another season after tuesday's premier drew 18 million viewers. joining me now, lawrence jones, political commentator and defense attorney ro becca rose a woodland. roseanne is out there on her sitcom saying nis things about t trump. >> they announced that they're giving her another season, another 13 episodes after the initial nine they committed to. it's great. creating controversy on air. people can sigh through it and maybe understand the different issues happening without being divisive. maybe it will bring people together. gregg: lawrence, let me turn you to jeff sessions who has now sent a letter to the top members of congress who have been demanding for months, ever since last july when they sent the first letter, appoint a second special counsel. he's not going to do it, not yet at least. and he shuffled it off to the ig and this guy in utah, john huber, who is with the department of justice, so you're still having the department of j

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lawrence jones is here. lawrence, you and i were on outnumbered shortly after the shooting. and we talked about sought failures of law enforcement. the more we learn about the ball dropping in broward county. it enforces what you originally said. if we go down the wrong track talking about gun control, we'll lose sight of the ultimate failure today. >> i notice that during "outnumbered" with the initial reporting coming out, there was the ball dropping from the local police department in was ball dropping from the fbi. and everyone seemed a little bit concerned criticizing our law enforcement when they were going down the wrong path. this sheriff from this county is trying to prevent information from coming out to the public. now the local leaders, the state representatives and federal government are subpoenaing to get that information because he doesn't want to release the tape, he doesn't want to show his officers were looking bad and not running into the fire. we had teachers with no body armor or guns that stood between the short and those kids. kennedy: they gave their

but lawrence jones, monetizing this, randy brings up the point that it doesn't cost to use it so they may be shield from anti-trust accusations. how do they monetize in a world where we'll need to know more. it will be harder for them to keep what they have had up to this point. >> my problem is i have a real issue with the government getting involved with a social media company. this is not what conservatives should ever advocate for. people should know what they are signing up for. do they know that they are not going too read the full terms and conditions? yes. but at the end of the day people can choose whether they want to use facebook or get off. i think we are making a big deal about nothing because at the end of the day, people can decide. charles: everybody you know is on it so it's hard to say i can't be in the club. i don't know if the folks on android phones knew facebook was taking down all their poor. >> this is a huge problem. i'm a conservative like lawrence. i don't want government in my life as much as possible. this is all about transparency. making viewers check of

jess tatar love, campus reform editor-in-chief editor lawrence jones and "the hill" editor joe concha. joe: help me out here. give it to me. joe: alan dershowitz calls what mueller is doing legal colonoscopy. you nailed it in our interview. this feels like anything but collusion with russia as far as this investigation is concerned. and there was a poll that came out, mayo marist. 75% of americans think this is political and trying to take down a president for thing they can't prove, and that's collusion. it feels like ken starr and 1998 and we know how president clinton emerged from that. 65% approval rating. >> everyone on the right can agree, the left should agree, there is something going on with the fbi. not within the rank and file. but when you have people text messaging back and forth about a political candidate. we have people leaking to the press. the fact we have andrew mccabe saying he got approval from james comey to leak the press, that's concerning. tom: does it mean we need a second special counsel? >> i don't even like special kownls. who is going to investigate them.

lawrence jones joins me, what do you make of the protest and who is to blame?sident was willing to hurt his base, upset his base by giving citizenship to 1.8 million illegals in this country in exchange for border security, democrats seem to not want to do this. that is something conservatives like me have not supported in the past with daca recipients, through no fault of their own but democrats not willing to play ball. >> donald from center tweet about this, it is march 5th, democrats know were to be found on daca, gave them 6 months, they don't care, where are they? we are ready to make a deal. are democrats ready to make a deal? >> they don't want to deal because they want to campaign on this issue. it is clear when they decided to shut down the government over this issue. they don't want to work for the president, pretty disappointing. there was a time in this country when the opposing side wanted something and what they wanted, exchange border security or some other policies, normally they go along with it. not the democratic party because they need to d

joining me now lawrence jones, and radio talk show host for wor, mark simone.u both here. she won the popular vote. and she is trying to ski downstairs in india. what if she were president right now? >> it would be terrible, lou. hillary clinton is what we teach our children not to be. we teach our children to take responsibility for their actions accept when things don't go their way and do a better job to improve themselves. she has yet to accept responsibility for her own actions. you had donald trump, the most of non-political, not traditional candidate win the presidency who said pretty much neglect of the book that gets you kicked off the ballot. lou: if the ballot was being managed by the politically correct establishment. but she just keeps it up. >> i love this. it's like the movie sunset boulevard, the old actress with a thousand excuses why we are wrong and she is right. i like the george w. bush who goes away quietly. that passing out in the street. the coughing for 2. >> minutes non- -- coughing for 20 minutes. lou: she won the popular vote, for cr

lawrence jones, what did you make of mnuchin's defense of that rhetoric saying, look, i'm focused onpolicies are bringing results? >> i couldn't have said it better myself. i agree with the secretary. i think the media and democrats have a tendency to follow the bouncing ball of these rallies. they're pep rallies. the president is connecting with his base. but what we do see is a much different plt when it comes to governing. tax cuts, working with democrat, inviting people in. he said build the wall on the campaign trail. when it comes to legislation, he wants to offer 1.8 million people citizenship. what we see, when the president starts going behind closed doors, meeting with elected officials on how to get their legislation done, it's much different than the rally. >> sandra: what do you think about that, michael? lawrence is making the same point as mnuchin. there's stuff getting done. media wants to talk about the words he used at the rally? >> i think here, this is one of the things we should agree with. the president's language, denegration of the media. it's beneath the offi

number if you're ever pulled over, michael is here, campus reform editor in chief, the big man, lawrence jones and peter suderman. welcome everyone. let's talk about the russia situation. i thought the whole point was that the united states was now just a russian puppet. what's going on with this cold war/hat war. >> i think there's kind of a conflicting messages coming out of the administration. and on the one hand, donald trump, president trump has been somewhat reticent to kri critice the russians, for example, the sanctions signed -- passed by congress, signed by president trump. he was against them at first, didn't like them and then slow walked them at the deadline when they were supposed to come. kennedy: hep wahe was tentativet pointing fingers at russia after the poisoning. >> and from what they've done, trump has been tougher on russia than the obama administration. and he did sign the sanctions. they've implemented them somewhat and trump took a stronger option than he had to when retaliating against russia here in this case. and so it's really kind of unclear where the white house

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lawrence jones. welcome to you both. we are talking about this candidate, laura mozer. apparently there are some ads that make it seem as if she's not a good candidate but they are coming from the democrats. they say she is too progressive. michael, what are we to think about? how are you too progressive? >> i think this is an unnecessary mistake by the d triple see. as someone who suspended their campaign on friday, because of some of the efforts of the party engaging in local politics. it can be frustrating. i completely understand it. there is no need for it. you should let the primary candidates go to battle. the best candidate is going to come out so they can take on republicans. >> shannon: dietrich will say said laura mozer is not going to change washington. she is in washington insider. she wrote "i would rather have my teeth pulled without anesthesia then look in texas. the group supporting her says the -- they have lost 1100 seat seats. a lot of throwing around of who is a washington insider. seems to be the bad thing. >> i think there is two parts. i don't th

with more reaction is fox news contributor and "washington times" columnist charles hurt and lawrence jones news contributedder tammy bruce. all right, tammy, i will start with you because you are sitting next to me and you are a woman. >> there you go, why not? >> judge: what do you think of this woman hillary clinton? what is happening to her. >> this is a woman who spent pretty much all of her adult life expecting to become president, probably put up with a lot with her husband expecting he was going to be the on tray. all of the decisions he made. she was told this would be delivered to her. really the nomination was. this tells you how the system used to work. and then that black swan of donald trump showed up. and the american people interrupted that by in fact remembering that they're the sovereign and deciding they wanted something more and better. for her to be able to move on to a fourth act, which she can do and deal with policy, and this is one of the problems. look, she is harming the democrat party because she is complaining. and she says, you know, no man was ever told to shu

let's discuss what's really going on here with the editor and chief of campus reform lawrence jones andiance. g 2 will be out there encouraging the students. people are very stoked and very excited about what's going to happen tomorrow all across the country. that's a good thing. but let's play what one of the main faces of this movement, david holy ghost, -- d hogg who i think we just had on this television a month or so ago when the shooting took place. he did an interview and it was posted on youtube -- let's watch. they could have blood from children spattered all over their faces and they wouldn't take action. what [bleep] out there continue to sell more guns, murder more children and honestly just get reelected. what type of person are you when you want to see more [bleep] money than children's lives. what type of [bleep] person does that? >> laura: and it went on and on and on. i'm not sure what that accomplishes. g-2, tell me what your reaction is to that. i mean, the youtube tried to pull it down but a lot of people had made copies of that interview and reposted it and reposted

here to discuss this is tiffany cross, managing editor of the beat d.c., and lawrence jones, editor-in-chief of you both to join us today. so let's get down and drill down through the facts of this. it now appears that california, for all intents and purposes, is falling into a statewide civil war of words, if you will, over how to handle this sanctuary status law. orange county officials have voted to join the trump administration lawsuit against the state's sanctuary city laws, that while the attorney general, javier becerra, says he may take legal action against those state officials and even the sheriff if they go against state law. how does this strike both of you? lawrence, i'll begin with you -- actually, let me start with the lady first. [laughter] i'll begin with you. explain your reaction to this. >> well, first, glad to be back with my friend lawrence. i just think this is not the first time that orange county has been on the wrong side of history. this is the birth place of proposition 8 and what they considered to be traditional marriage. this is also the birthplace of citizens

democratic michael starr hopins and lawrence jones are here. a special request from the house energy and commerce committee. this is a powerful committee that oversees facebook and the technology peers, if you will. lawrence, what do you think needs to happen here? everybody's talking about this and there's a big movement to get rid of your facebook. there's huge fears over what is happening with this personal data. >> people need to educate themselves when they sign up with these social media networks. we don't need the government coming in trying to dictate what people can personally share. they know what they're sign ug -- signing up for and facebook is selling the data like any business. now they're saying mark zuckerberg, you need to be more honest with people. it's in your terms and conditions you guys are doing that but you're just not being as transparent. >> sandra: it's scary stuff and mark zuckerberg took a while to respond and as executives around him are reminding everyone he's willing to testify, there was a huge "but" there, if he

. >> dana lash and plus lawrence jones and his mother. we're going on facebook live and watch the after the show show. >> have a great day. >> bill: thank you, guys. good morning everyone. from the white house the trump administration going head-to-head with california's sanctuary state. we're awaiting a major announcement from the attorney general jeff sessions. you'll see that live this morning. they'll sue the state of california because they're making impossible, they argue, for federal immigration official to do their job in the golden state. they call the recent laws unconstitutional saying they harm public safety. we'll have more coming up in a matter of moments here. first though, we are live from the white house on a critical day at another critical time for the trump administration. another big departure inside the west wing as president trump's chief economic adviser gary cohen announces he'll leave his post. i'm bill hemmer, live from the white house. a special edition of "america's newsroom." sandra, good morning to you in ne

campus reform.org editor-in-chief, lawrence jones and democratic strategist richard fowler., democrats, joe biden or someone new in the mix. >> i'm a big joe biden fan but i think it is way too early who will be front-runner in the campaign. i think we have to get to the midterm elections. that is what democrats are focused on now. taking back the house and united states senate and picking up a lot of governors mansions and state legislatures. after that we'll start focusing on 2020. charles: i don't know, lawrence, seems like both parties focus non-stop and don't stop. the democrats are in a bind because you have the new guard, kamala harris wants to pick up the bernie sanders mantle, elizabeth warren mantle, either way seems like the party will be pulled further to the left. >> seems like a common theme with the democratic party and seems to be growing because the progressive wing of the party is pushing more reasonable candidates to the left. when you have people going after senator feinstein saying she is not liberal enough, i think for most conservatives we would think

campus reform.org, lawrence jones, almost called him larry.ther. >> come on, brother. stuart: your site conducted this study. how do you explain this, 20 times more money going to the liberals? did they ask for more? >> well, stuart, thanks for having me on. we've been searching this at leadership institute for campus reform and we found out they are giving more money to liberal groups than conservative groups. stuart, they get the money for $50 million they receive from the students fees. part of what you're contributing to the education, they have those surcharges and those fees when you're paying for your tuition. they take the money, they put it in the pot and student government association decides what department gets what. and so, what we're seeing is that, they're giving special treatment to those liberal groups. stuart: i will show you and our viewers some video of treasury secretary steve mnuchin being heckled constantly during a speech in february at ucla. i will keep it running. you hear it in the background. lawrence, is this commo

here to weigh in, lawrence jones. hi, lawrence. >> good morning, family. how are you doing?> what have you say this? >> this is just another example of the political correctness that we cover all of the time at the leadership campus reform on these college campuses. you know the social justice warriors and the speech police are out to destroy history. we said it back when they were trying to remove monuments, when they were trying to destroy property, that these people wanted to destroy history. and the problem is where does it stop? >> that's what i was going say. take this to its logical end. let's remove the cross from the name holy cross because ultimately that's what the crusaders were defending, correct? >> exactly. here's the deal. if these -- 48 professors signed on to this. and if they wanted to have a genuine conversation they would say both sides did things that weren't pretty at times but they were defending what they felt was right. sometimes they were barbaric, sometimes doing what they felt was right at the end of the day. but instead of doing that they decide

. >> dana lash and plus lawrence jones and his mother.om the white house the trump administration going head-to-head with california's sanctuary state. we're awaiting a major announcement from the attorney general jeff sessions. you'll see that live this morning. they'll sue the state of california because they're making impossible, they argue, for federal immigration official to do their job in the golden state. they call the recent laws unconstitutional saying they harm public safety. we'll have more coming up in a matter of moments here. first though, we are live from the white house on a critical day at another critical time for the trump administration. another big departure inside the west wing as president

his name is lawrence jones. he is the editor and chief for campus reform.org and he joins us now.teve there. he is down in austin, texas at the police headquarters. think we are all just going to fire off questions to you since you are from texas. campus reform, u. >> it is there in austin. >> right. ainsley: what are your friends in that area staying. >> all texans in the surrounding area texas is such a big state. have you city of austin and round rock area as well where a lot of people live in that area, college students even live outside in that area as well because it's cheaper than, you know, austin, texas. people are just concerned about the packages. they don't know. ainsley: still concerned, too, right? >> still concerned although he has been captured they don't know what packages he left out. you know, this guy got real sophisticated. he started using trip wires. he had some type of expertise because the packages were able to go through conveyor belts as well without exploding at times. so people just don't know who the target is there was speculation, brian, of it being

here to debate, antoine searight and lawrence jones. gentlemen, thank you for being here. obama meeting with him, we saw the photo of that. they are normalizing louis farakhan. what would happen if george w. bush, sean hannity and jim jordan decided to meet with david duke, what would the left be saying about that? why is the left not denouncing him? >> i don't know about using the word normalizing. what i can tell you is antoine searight rejects any type of racism, hate and bigotry because my faith teaches me to do that. i don't think these people are normalizing. i don't think these members of congress' records prove they are normalizing. >> you strike me as a good person who doesn't want to promote these ideas. when you meet with someone it's generally understood you're normalizing them, you're saying this is someone that's acceptable to me, that i want to hear from. when it happens with the leaders of the democratic party, where does it say about where they stand? >> just look at their record. i know these members personally. i know they fought to push back on racism,

jones. and then steve lawrence representing the pregnancy centers for california. his work encompasses broad range of litigation and freedoms of public university students and professors. jort d jordan argued forcing unwilling students to contribute to activist groups. he is a graduate of stanford university and minnesota law school. with that, please join me welcoming our panelists and we will hear first from jacob. >> can the government force its employees give money to a union just to keep their jobs? that's a question the supreme court will answer in janice versus a case that i work for where the justice liberty center is representing the petitioner and right to work legal defense foundation. our client is mark janice. he is a man who works as a child support specialist for the state of illinois. when he started doing his job about ten years ago he noticed that fees were coming out of every paycheck and going to a union, ask me council 31, even though he wasn't a union member and didn't want to have anything to do with this particular union. the reason illinois

from the university of thick chick law school and he clerked for edith jones and last, but not least we'll hear from jordan lawrence is one of the attorneys representing the pro-life pregnancy centers from california. jordan's work encompasses a broad range of litigation with the primary focus on defending the first amendment freedoms of public university students and professors. jordan argued before the supreme court in board of regents versus south worth challenging the university forcing unwilling students to contribute to campus activist groups. he is a graduate of stanford university and the university of minnesota law school. so with that, please join me in welcoming our panelists and we'll hear first from jacob. [ applause ] >> can the government force its employees to give money to a union just to keep their jobs? that's the question the supreme court will answer in janice versus asme which is a first amendment case which is what i work for, the liberty justice center is representing the petitioner together with the attorneys with the national right to work foundation. our client is mark janus. he is a man

wants other family's to be aware...cherie jones/mother- "just check your kids out so we can prevent this." in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. lawrencearm but slightly cooler day with numerous clouds above. highs still managed to sneak into the 70s and 80s around the bay and valleys with 60s at the coast. even with all of the clouds there's no rain showing up on doppler radar. if you're going out tonight you can expect partly to mostly cloudy skies with a few patches of fog moving in along the coast. temperatures will remain mild in the bay and the valleys to near midnight. on the satellite you can see the high clouds streaming over the top of the ridge of weakening high pressure. we are expecting changes for the weekend as temperatures move closer to normal. it will be cooler on saturday but still warm. highs under partly cloudy skies will be in the 50s and 60s at the coast with 70s and a few low 80s inland. it will continue to cool on sunday with temperatures only in the 70s. looks parlty cloudy early next week but chance of rain starting on thursday and into next weekend. (catherine) caught red handed! san francisco police have ar