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lawrence jones, dom giordano, great to see you both here. thanks so much.p next, a public hearing being planned for peter strzok. the fbi counter-intelligence agency who seemed to get involved in every fouled up corrupt mess in the fbi over a three-year period. we'll pick up the possibility of his going to jail and others in the deep state. professor jonathan turley joins us right after the break. hello. let's go for a ride on a peloton. let's go grab a couple thousand friends and chase each other up a hill. let's go make a personal best, then beat it with your personal better than best. let's go bring the world's best instructors right to you. better yet, let's go bring the entire new york studio - live. let's go anytime, anywhere, with anyone who's willing. and let's go do it all right here. ready to go? peloton. lou: the house judiciary committee planning to hold a public hearing but wouldn't comment on whether they would release the transcript of the private meeting. joining us tonight, author and georgetown university professor, jonathan turley. i woul

lawrence jones is back along with democratic strategist, and ned ryun. it's been problematic for james comey. the conflicting testimony he has given on his book tour and before this congress. both these things cannot be true or false in the same way at the same time. i want to talk to you about that chain of command. he says he adhere to the chain of command but he broke with that because he thought loretta lynch was so compromised he could no longer follow orders. and if that were the case he should have gone to the president. if the president was compromised, you have politicized. weaponized system of law enforcement and justice that means we are in deep yogurt in this country. which is it. >> we found out today that the clown show comey, i'm so glad trump fired him. he thought he was the law unto himself. that he could make these decisions by himself and do whatever he wanted to. i find it interesting. john podesta was arguing he had an impact arguing three days before the election. don't give me that argument. if any one of us tried to do what she ha

and harlan hill and editor-in-chief of campus reform, lawrence jones. let's pick it up where david bruno and i left off. i think that presidents open themselves up for criticism where congress should be acting. i don't think congress gets a free pass. they still have the majority. and when they cry it's the democrats' fault what should they do? >> the president's original position was the right position. i'm a libertarian. there are two issues i always disagree with my libertarian friends. i am so sympathetic for the kids. kids should never be punished for crimes their parents committed. but what about all the other crimes in this country? i think about the war on drugs. i want drugs legalized. people in my community were ripped away from their parents because their parents sold drugs. and they were punished for that. those kids wants to be reunited with their family as well. when the president does sign the' executive order and brings them back together with their parents, then the democrats still cry and say now the president has the kids with the par

bre peyton, lawrence jones and "reason" magazine editor at large matt welch. the polls reflect the complexity of the situation. i think people are getting smarter. i think they talk about politic a lot more than they used to, and part of it is they are not exactly sure what the president is going to do. it's a rational response. go meet him. we don't know what's going to happen. we don't have a lot of faith something will happen. the whole promise of trump is he's a needle scratch across the record in the governance. he's going to shake it up as he eluded to in the qulip you played. but things that are hard to solve are hard to solve. it's a good thing to have these conversations, and we want to share that kind of optimism. it's preferable to where we were during the republican presidential primary in 2016. we are in a much better place now. but i think americans are right to be rationally suspicion. can anything happen? it's a hard problem to solve. kennedy: we want denuclearization. south korea definitely wants it. but how do we get there from where we are a

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lawrence jones, dom giordano, great to see you both here. thanks so much., a public hearing being planned for peter strzok. the fbi counter-intelligence agency who seemed to get involved in every fouled up corrupt mess in the fbi over a three-year period. we'll pick up the possibility of his going to jail and others in the deep state. professor jonathan turley joins professor jonathan turley joins us right after the break. still a chance here. it's willingham, edge of the box, willingham shoots... goooooooaaaaaaaallllllll! that...was...magic. willingham tucks it in and puts the championship to bed. sweet dreams, nighty night. as long as soccer players celebrate with a slide, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. pressure, what pressure? the players on the... pressure, what pressure? you finished preparing overhim for college.rs, in 24 hours, you'll send him off thinking you've done everything for his well-being. but meningitis b progresses quickly and can be fatal, sometimes withi

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jon: joining us lawrence jones, editor-in-chief, also david, progressive commentator, thanks both of nks, jon. >> lawrence, we've got the economy humming along, great employment numbers, personal income going up and all of a sudden you the prospects of a trade war with china, what's that's going to do? >> it can be very problematic, jon, you know, i was having this talk with my driver on the way to the studio. he wasn't even a trump supporter, you know the president is giving us tax cuts so i don't understand why he would, you know, give us tariffs, essentially a tax. i mean, i was willing to give the president some flexibility even though i'm a free-trader, i thought this was part of negotiations that somehow china would come to the table but doesn't look like china is going to back down and so i think the president risks ruining all of the great gains he's gotten from not only the tax cuts but getting rid of regulation that is set ground for a greater economy. i think he's going to mess himself up here. jon: david, for instance, the chinese have announced they will increase tariffs

let's bring in conservative commentator he is lawrence jones.your reaction to all of this. >> well, liz, it's kind of hard to take these companies seriously, especially when they act like children and refuse to take any type of accountability. this is a group of people that have said that this was wikipedia's fault. they have no idea how it took place. they knew well why this happened. it's in the middle of an election season, and they are puppets for the democratic party, and they're trying to help their party, plain and simple. liz: google can knock out all things pretty rapidly out of their search results but google is being accused of dragging its feet over this instance of removing this term bigot off of that photo. i mean, google did offer an apology to the senator. but, again, it took a while for them to take it down. your reaction. >> well, they find a way to block conservative speech all day. and so the fact of the matter is that someone knows what happened inside this organization. this is a multibillion dollar company. if this is the

anything more to saw say, lawrence jones? talked about this a little bit, we need people in front of the border before they get into the cup. as i was telling you, stuart, this shows you the authority the president has before the people get into the country. and so if, if we don't have those people, the president didn't have to go through the legal process. but those bordering countries have to work with the united states. if not, the president should do what he said he would do and stop sending foreign aid to those countries who won't work with us. stuart: who have i got with me? tell me, please. this is the gentleman next to me, vincent ve future owe, you're referring to a totally different case, and that's all about whether or not someone can be forced to pay union dues in a government-run operation. is that correct? >> that's right, stuart. thanks foraving m on. we are on pins and needles in the janus v. asme case. it's a first amendment case, mark janus is saying that everything government unions do is inherently politic

lawrence jones, campus editor-in-chief, and liz peak, and ford o'connell. ford, i actually last night my market segment talked about matthew charles. and i connected the do thes to our workforce. we'll be 63,000 workers short. do you sense some shifting and if so do you think it's a good thing? >> prison reform is about rehabilitating ex--cons so they can be productive in society. but there is also a debate about sentence reforce where a lot of folks want to see sentencing guidelines reduced which is what happened with alice johnson. we need to get rid of mandatory federal minimums because essentially not each crime is the same. charles: 1966, alice yawn on went to prison. there was a drug ring and she was lured into it after her son was killed, she went through a divorce and her home was foreclosed. she says her life has been resurrected from the dead. and she is happy about it. does this establish some sort of new trend for you? >> this is amazing the president was willing to put his political capital on the line and his office on the line when it comes t

. -- matt welch, and lawrence jones, back on the panel. welcome. >> thank you. >> let's discuss this, let's say you get on an flight from kurdistan to united states, and you don't have a visa, you are stopped by a custom at airport. do they let you see a why? >> they got to see a judge. >> they do. >> okay. so -- what do you think about president say, you go back to from where you came. >> this president is fuf frustr. i get it, by you have to let people go through legal process, from a political ta stand pointe should want them to go through legal process, saying, i sent as many judges as i could, and they said you have to go back. his adviser would do him good letting president from a messaging stand point, craft that message for him. instead it sounds like he does not believe in the law, which i think he does. >> this is the type of thing where president is freestyling, is there any legal ground to stand on with stopping people and immediately sending them back, you do deal with a child separation issue. >> it is important to recognize

let's bring in our panel, lawrence jones, editor and chief of campus reform.org, a conservative commentator. don callaway, a missouri state representative and founder of pine street strategies. thanks for coming on. let me ask you, what does this filing mean for insurers setting rates for 2019, which are expected to go up? >> the market -- the proof is in the pudding. the rates have been already going up. what essentially is being said, after the republicans took away the mandate, there's no tax anymore. the supreme court called it a tax. so now the department of justice is saying we don't have to defend this. for the democrats to suggest this will crash the market -- the market was already crashed. rates were already going up. so this is what the department of justice is trying to do is trying to fix some of the damage already done. >> julie: in its brief, the justice department said certain aca provisions like banning insurers to these with pre-existing conditions are invalid as of january 1 with the mandate penalty repeal agreeing sections must be struck down as unconstitutional. so so l

lawrence jones is with us with the campus reform people.hat do you make of the president's very hardline? >> well, i'm not sure if it's a hardline. i think that president starts from this extreme position. i'm a free trader. i don't believe in believe in tariffs because i think they're attacks for american people and undo a lot of good that the president has already done as it relates to tax reform and getting rid of regulation. but i think that president starts at this hardline position, and he just wants to get something. to improve the trades a little bit. i think that there's this tendency of the media to hype this up because i know macron they didn't like the bromance or think that he was going to be a president to get along with world leaders, to begin with -- so i think we should just take a step back and allow trump to be trump in this situation. >> he negotiates. right. he does same thing already every time starts out a very, very strong position, he is prepared to give a little bit. but he wants something. bottom line. >> at the a

joining us on the couch today, conservative commentator and editor and chief of campusreform.org lawrence jones. he is "outnumbered." you picked a big day to join us. >> lawrence: thank you for having me. >> melissa: we will get our fill, no doubt. president trump hosting republican lawmakers at the white house right now. we expect to hear reaction from him to the supreme court's decision to uphold his ban on travel from several mostly muslim countries. the president tweeting, "supreme court upholds trump travel ban. wow! the 5-4 decision finding the travel ban which affects visitors from five mostly muslim countries, plus north korea and venz does not -- venezuela does not discriminate against muslims or cede the president's authority. and the number two democrat blasting the decision. >> every dangerous person trying to come in the country and to categorically brand people because of their religion, background or the country they're from is not the way we should do things in america. >> melissa: shannon bream is live outside the supreme court with more. shannon? >> shannon: it's been a busy d

lawrence jones, and fox news contributor, miss jessica tarlov, good to see you both. u know, i don't get it, lawrence. to me at you some point you're all on the same team, right? at some point we're all american citizens and we should all want economic prosperity. >> yeah. i can tell you that both democrats and republicans were hit hard during the recession. i saw people going into depression. it was tough. so to see bill maher say this, one thing i am glad, trish, some of these people are showing us who they are. they don't care about the average-day americans. first of all this is not a joke. this is not something that is funny. we're talking about real people's lives. i'm sure democrats like my friend jessica don't agree with his comments. trish: i don't know, jessica, what do u think? >> no, i definitely don't agree with those comments. trish: you don't like what bill maher said either? >> no, i actually don't. that is not the true the choice we have. in madeleine albright in her book the roots to authoritarian is bad economy. that is how dictators rise to power. w

i want to bring in my panel, campus reform.org, lawrence jones. d from the obama campaign, robin biro. lawrence, i start with you, you know i have a ton of empathy, i do, i don't like seeing kids upset. no one likes seeing that, right? but at the same time, lawrence, i don't know how we say it's okay, you can come here if you have kid and we'll somehow figure it out and there is some kind of path. to me like, if you're going to have a country, you're going to have borders and you're going to basically say, if you come in illegally, you're violating, what we stand for and you're thus seen as criminal. so just as someone who, you know, it is a criminal in our system, they're not going to have the right to have their child with them, if they're sent to jail. i don't know why you would in this case either? i don't like seeing it. nobody but maybe the answer we actually reform the immigration system so we have real borders and people are not coming in to begin with? >> trish, you make such a great point on that. look, i think we all have compassion for

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eastern five in the west with her guest lawrence jones tim carney and back in the studio. i can't wait. see you tomorrow night. storiest responding decisively to the immigration crisis his predecessors created signing an executive order that stops family separations while pushing for new legislation that will secure our borders and fix our broken immigration system. president trump: 60 years, nobody's taken care of it. nobody's had the political courage to take care of it but we're going to take care of it. its been going on for a long time. lou: the president due to speak in about 30 minutes. he's at a rally in duluth, minnesota we'll have live special coverage tonight and complete analysis from an all-star line up of guests including congresatt gates , wormer nows strategist dr. sebastian gorka, presidential historian doug wead and also tonight peter strzok escorted from the fbi for his anti-trump tweets and yet somehow, we find out he remains on the government payroll. former fbi assistant director james kallstrom stromb is here tonight to talk about out of control corr

a power panel, lawrence jones the editor in chief of campus reform.essica tarlov's research director read bussell.com and author of america in the age of. great to see you both. i often just nickname you from texas. i want to start with the president taking a look at and we can do it in reverse order, look at immigration and causing a bit of a stir on capitol hill. >> i think the president has been willing to compromise on these issues, he offered amnesty. that something that a lot of republicans, a lot of strong conservatives were against but i do think with this situation, it's a tough position. we don't want kids to be this way. but there's kids in america that suffer because of the crimes of their parents. they put in difficult situations. >> harris: you're hearing about these detention camps, would he think of that? >> it sucks, it looks bad. i don't know how to say it. it's a bad condition. i think this administration can find a place for these children. that doesn't mean giving them amnesty we can take care of them in a responsible way. >> harr

joining me now, lawrence jones, conservative commentator, a former communications director for governorn corzine. good to have you here. >> thank you. >> dana: one of the issues that president trump just brought up in the oval office, his frustration with this idea that the government needs to get bigger, we need more immigration judges because one of the things he's frustrated with, why should they have hearings -- here's judge napolitano explaining how the law and the constitution works however frustrating it might be. >> once they do enter the action, once they're on american soil, that due process right attaches because it pertains to all persons. citizen, not citizen, lawfully here. if the president could, if mexico would allow him put american agents on the mexican side of the border and not let people in, there's no due process issue. once they're on american soil, once they set foot on american soil, they're entitled to due process. >> steve, i'm familiar with this issue because of the questions back during the bush administration about whether the detainees at gitmo, captured o

joining me right now, democratic strategist kevin wallace, campus reform.org editor-in-chief lawrence jones and wisconsin manufacturer and commerce ceo kurt bower. i'm going to get to the politics, because you did hear him reference he's got the second pick for the nominee for the supreme court. we'll save that for a second, but i want to start, first, with our friend from wisconsin there. the business community, are they excited about this opportunity for investment from a foreign country there in your state of wisconsin? >> well or, it's a big deal for wisconsin. it's a better deal for the workers. you just heard the workers talking about the opportunity. that's the construction workers, we're anticipating about 10,000 construction workers. 112,000 workers -- 12,000 workers once the plant gets running and 20, 25,000 total when you look at the supply chain. you think about manufacturing, for every one factory job, you create three jobs in other sectors of the economy like transportation, energy, hospitality, health care, etc. i mean, this is going to be a transformational project for the s

neil: lawrence jones is here getting all his thoughts like we are, folks, from campusreform.or g, theief. what do you think? >> well i think neil we have to digest this obviously we want to see the full report but the thing that strikes me is the whole bias thing. it's not a matter of if it's political bias but the fact there's bias and what we've seen not only as it comes to the fbi but in the criminal justice system at large, is that when you're well connected if you're rich, powerful sometimes you get a break and i think this is what's displayed in the hillary investigation. could there have been political bias? obviously when you look at the text messages back from strzok and page talking about stopping donald trump from being president you'd say there was politics involved but the fact bias exists in the justice department should be alarming to all americans. the question is this. now that we have the report what is the fbi willing to do to restore that trust? remember this is not the first time that the fbi has been caught in something like this. back in the day -- neil: well yo

joining us on the couch today, conservative commentator and editor and chief of campusreform.org lawrence jonescked a big day to join us. >> lawrence: thank you for

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