let's bring in campus reform editor in the chief lawrence jones. great to sew you. your reaction to that? >> hey, e. mac. i'm normally critical of the attorney general, but he's spot on. we've been reporting on this for a long time where they are targeting conservatives on college campuses, where they're spitting on conservatives on campus just because they don't like what they stand for. and there's really been this antifa movement whenever they don't like the conservatives' freedom of speech, they decide to be violent. it's about time they start punishing these students. they're breaking the law. elizabeth: have americans had their economic knowledge successmatically dumbed down by the media and the universities, because polls show many college graduates do like socialism even though they've never lived urned a true -- under a true socialist state like north korea. and a majority say they have been trained, quote, trained to hate capitalism and free markets. your reaction to that. >> look, i report on it all the time. these professors are teaching these kids this.

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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 us right after the break. over the last 24 hours, you finished preparing him for college. 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 within 24 hours. while meningitis b is uncommon, about 1 in 10 infected will die. like millions of others, your teen may not be vaccinated against meningitis b. meningitis b strikes quickly. be quick to talk to your teen's doctor about a meningitis b vaccine. 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 univ

carley shimkus, lawrence jones and alex smith. alex, this is a curious position. three democrats who voted to confirm neil gorsuch, and that wasn't even right before the mid-terms. now you have senators in north dakota * and west virginia will kavanaugh is a popular choice. you have chuck schumer trying to get them to shut down the nomination. >> they think this akin of analyzing the politics of a middle cool schoolyard. joe manchin bragged about hoist was suppose to be a half-hour meeting and turned into a two hour meeting. but he said that as he was on the way to chuck schumer's office. the democrats at this point in the cycle could afford to lose more than just the three they did on justice gorsuch's nomination. someone like claire mccaskill, they are going back to their constituents empty handed opposing the president on healthcare and tax reform and gorsuch. kennedy: you have also got people like jon tester and others -- and manchin said chuck, don't tell me what to do. i have to make up my mind, i have to talk to this guy. we have to talk about his opinions

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joining us on the cash today of a conservative commentator and editor in chief of campusreform.org, lawrence jones and he is "outnumbered." thank you for joining us. >> lawrence: thank you for having me today. >> harris: you know i'm going to say it, my friend from texas. >> melissa: the biggest test yet for special counsel robert mueller as we enter day one of the paul manafort trial, president terms former campaign chairman facing a 32 count indictment including charges of bank and tax fraud and legal experts say the threat of a conviction could convince mina for to cooperate with the special counsel's russia probe. it is important to note that federal prosecutors have said their focus in this trial has nothing to do with whether or not the trump campaign colluded with russia. senior counsel to the president kellyanne conway weighing in on that point earlier today. >> the judge has very strictly instructed no mention of paul manafort's role in the trump campaign, no mention of trump, russia, or collusion. this trial obviously centers on matters that have nothing to do with the campaign. i was th

lawrence jones is a radio host and conservative commentator. lawrence what do you make?it's interesting. i don't know any attorney goes around recording their client's conversation without their permission. it's going to be interesting. i'm interested to see how -- i saw lot of democrats on twitter talking about this and using this as a way to attack the president. i don't think american voters care about this issue. they knew what they were getting when they got donald trump. from a legal standpoint, michael is going to have problems with the president. >> when your fixer turn on your and starts recording your conversation, that's probably a problem. donald trump is probably nervous today. because it's embarrassing. there maybe no legal problem here, although they are looking into whether there were campaign contribution violations in either this payment or the payment to stormy daniels. there maybe legal issues. this is embarrassing. lawrence maybe right, i'm in columbus, ohio, voters here don't care necessarily about the details of what michael cohen did. they carry t

lawrence jones has been following us and joins us tonight. lawrence, this leads to a larger question of why we fund universities. they're a joke. we're getting to that lawyter o. how did he address this? >> i asked a simple question. i'm a journalist, this is something that the left said is being attacked. i asked the question, are you guys aiding and abetting? he block me and decided to go after my organization and said we should be on the list for the southern poverty law center. that simple. >> tucker: that's the fake civil rights group that gets people banned, crushes the free speech right to people they disagree with. i'm familiar with them. so he didn't respond at all. do you find in a meaningful way, do you find it ironic that a law professor would be calling on his students to ignore the law? >> well, we couldn't find his actual law degree, so i mean, i don't even understand how he's teaching students about the law. you know, it's crazy, tucker. >> tucker: what do you -- what do you mean by that? you couldn't find his law degree? >> we

the executive director of the america rising pac, and campus reform editor lawrence jones and comedian jimmy failla. great to see you. let's talk about this. let's talk about peter strzok. how did he come off? let's try and look at this objectively. if you are, say, a talent agent and you are looking at peter strzok trying to figure out if you are going to give him work in the future would you take him on. >> no, he wasn't humble or remorseful. i understand some of the frustrations that came from both sides of the political aisle. the problem is both sides aren't consistent. you have the democrats that advocated for transparency when it comes to law enforcement. this is something they should be using as their poster case saying the rich, powerful and well connected play by different rules. kennedy: i think you can include those wrapped into the deep state. >> exactly. this is the poster case. and in case of corruption they don't speak out on this. only the libertarian side of the wing says, you are stripping away our liberty. then all of a sudden they came out swinging. this was an opp

our panel is here, lawrence jones, leslie marshall. jones newswire chief editor glen hollis. >> thank you. kennedy: glen, start with you, you say the president is shrouded in resiliency, and economic halo. >> that is real what i think a lot of this is about. the economy is going well. we have created a lot of jobs. you know and the markets have retained resiliency, that could be what really matters when voters go to the polls, if it stays a hot economy into midterm it could benefit. kennedy: and i saw that gerald wrote in "wall street journal," this is fine but if the economy takes a downturn it could be very bad for the president. >> that is a big achille's heel, right now he has a lot of support from his base, that is not enough necessarily to translate to midterm elections. kennedy: leslie is nodding. you have people who voted for him, they find a way to defend his flaws and mid steps and bad statements and his successes. are all of it. but is that enough to make a difference, get him reelectioned. >> no, i don't think so, if we're

. >> with that, let's bring in panel lawrence jones, editor-in-chief of campus reform.org and josÉ muÑozdnc deputy press secretary and founder of now strategies, gentlemen, great to see you. a federal judge on friday gave the trump administration credit for substantial compliance in reuniting immigrant children under 5 with their parents. lawrence, is outrage over family separation starting to go away? >> well, it started to go away mainly because democrats found some other issue to be outraged about. they really never cared about those children, they used it as political issue and now that they have the supreme court to rally around, that has become the new issue. but, again, this is politics, mike, this is the democrats we wanted to use this as an election issue, it's kind of crazy to me since donald trump already won election with immigration being that main issue that they would want to relitigate but, hey, it's their strategy and not mine. >> josÉ, what's their response? >> i disagree with lawrence, the reality of the matter there are many children who are not going to be able to re

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trish: joining me right now editor-in-chief of campus reform.org lawrence jones. >> hi, trish.sh: what is it that democrats really want here? they talk about open borders. they're undocumented. what is their goal? >> they want open borders. they don't respect the law of the land. and they can call it a political stunt but many of them have been in their district on social media, on the house floor, talking to people, saying they want to eliminate i.c.e. their rising star, who the chairman of the democratic party said is the future of the democratic party, who is a democratic socialist has been calling for this. and so it wasn't a stunt. it was to get them on the record on where they stand. many of them are cowards trish, they could have been voted, out in the public talking about this. instead they voted to be present. trish: yeah. they said it was a stunt, but it seems to me that this whole open borders thing is a bit of a stunt too. it's a stunt that will not serve them well. i can not, let's not forget, the origins of this need for stronger security at our borders, this wasn

to pick their pocket to get more handout to he wealthiest 1% et cetera, et cetera, joining us lawrence jonesyou heard what nancy pelosi had to say what do you say. >> i think shows you where democratic party is right now it used to be a party they will have were capitalists wall street bank worries get, goldman sachs, now they are going. socialist winning dnc stated new face of the party is one of the leaders now and nancy trying to get in line with her instead of you know leading us -- >>, of course, because. >> you think doesn't want to lose voters so has to appear strong on even though a capitalist herself. >> wages stagnating she says congressional budget office bean counters in congress wages are rising 25% faster under mr. trump than under president obama. >> you know not giving the president a win kind of hard to go against the president on this economy, has been very successful for them one of the why russia stuff isn't working because the president has the economy people love the economy. >> wait a second you are a millennial you are in 20s. >> right. >> mid 20s youngster. >> okay.

charles: lawrence jones, thank you very much. you're looking at your nato family photo.t's happening right now and of course this is what we always get and they all make nice and looks like it is going along pretty good so far. we want to get to the ohio republican bill johnson on the blowback against trade that is coming out of the senate right now. sir, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, charles. charles: in this particular case the trump cited national security section 232 with respect -- this thing started with steel and aluminum. the back was we get a fair amount from canada and others who are allies that never stop helping us if there was a war effort but is there something to the notion that we should be able to control that on her own that is so vital in time of need and desperation such as a full-blown more than we could control our own destiny. >> it's essential that we control our own destiny. that is what national security is all about. don't place your national security in the hands of others and the ability to produce steel and aluminum domestically --

lawrence jones, who is a friend of the show is always on. he was on tucker last night.ted at lawrence jones and he says we have reached, he says, basically that campus reform is a hate group. so now he is attacking where you work. >> he is. yes. first few times he was reached out, to he had people to decline to comment. at least he has joined the narrative now. feel people have a right to free speech. and i love it when people express their political opinions. i would just hope that people in academia, people who are leaders, people who are in charge of raising up tomorrow's politicians and lawyers would go about it in a manner maybe more respectful and wisely especially as we see the comments of maxine waters and seen the harassment of sarah huckabee sanders. i think that people who are aware of this larger political narrative harassment that's going on should think more carefully before they tweet and attempt to influence the culture that way. >> abby: we are living in crazy times. vienna scott, thank you for being here this morning. >> thanks for having me. abby: we

join us is lawrence jones. i say it's a nothing burger. you have seen it but what do you say?t, i want to first off start off by saying that was a brilliant monologue. you nailed it. that's pretty much what it is but the problem is there are so many people on my side of the aisle laughing at the democrats with this whole socialism plan and this is what they mean. they want to undo everything nothing this president has done. they have selected outrage. it started with russia, then went to the kids at the border, that was the supreme court now it's russia again. then their candidates are full-blown socialist. stuart: it doesn't have any effect on president trump. in fact, his approval rating went up in the latest wall street journal, nbc poll and that poll was taken during and right after the summit with putin which was not well received, at all. it seems like he's a teflon president now in the eyes of the voting public. >> well, this president was always good with staying aligned with his base because he kept it on the economy. those same polling that you cited, stuart, said th

with that we bring in lawrence jones, editor and chief of campus reform and capri cafaro from the universityall wearing red for the fourth of july. betsy devos saying in a statement schools should continue to offer equal opportunities for all students while abiding by the law. lawrence, hard to imagine that is controversial. >> leland, there is no doubt when affirmative action policies were put in place it was there to protect people of color from historical perspective that were targeted and weren't able to go to these universities. but things have changed and the fact that a law that was once out there to protect black people is now targeting asian people i think that's concerning. that's just from a legal standpoint. there is also something to be said, though, leland from just as an advocate somehow the standards have to be lowered for us as a black man. i don't think many in my community don't like that and we want to be judged by our merit because we preach every day we're a strong people, that our history is a part of our strength. >> leland: capri, is there a point now that lawrence b