i want to return to lee carter and randy evans. we are commemorating the battle of the coral sea, we are going to hear from a president who has put a strike force into the sea of japan. a show of force. he has not hesited at all, randy, to take the united states into conflict directly firing 59 tomahawk missiles in response to a despot's chemical attack on his own people. it's something that previous presidents couldn't bring himself to do, even though he threatened with redd lines for almost five years. randy: he says what he means and means what he says. to lean over dessert and say, by the way to xi jinping, we just launched 58 tomahawk missiles. i just wanted you to know. ways so amazing is the degree the media so micromanages, they forget the big picture. the first phone conversation with prime minister turnbull was cut short over refugees. all of us knew it was ridiculous, and here he is with prime minister turnbull. you will see how close our relationship is with australia. he's building a coalition using vice president penc

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pollster lee carter joins me to weigh in.have just heard the back and forth with the panel on the issue of preexisting conditions. what about preexisting conditions? are we now living in a country where people believe that healthcare is a matter of right? it is something we are entitled to? it is something the government should be paying for? lee: that narrative that healthcare is a right has taken hold. we are seeing the numbers on healthcare reform favor the democrats. because they have taken the narrative about preexisting conditions man make it seem like republicans said they are not going to be covered. and as matt said that's not what happened. i think it's an important distinction. but the democrats have done a good job owning if the narrative. judge jeanine: if the president put a billion into the issue. why is it not something the republicans are able to take hold of the narrative? you have the house and senate. why? lee: there is no reason why they shouldn't be able to own the narrative. nancy pelosi send out her fi

pollster lee carter joins me to weigh in. have just heard the back and forth with the panel on the issue of preexisting conditions. what about preexisting conditions? are we now living in a country where people believe that healthcare is a matter of right? it is something we are entitled to? it is something the government should be paying for? lee: that narrative that healthcare is a right has taken hold. we are seeing the numbers on healthcare reform favor the democrats. because they have taken the narrative about preexisting conditions man make it seem like republicans said they are not going to be covered. and as matt said that's not what happened. i think it's an important distinction. but the democrats have done a good job owning if the narrative. judge jeanine: if the president put a billion into the issue. why is it not something the republicans are able to take hold of the narrative? you have the house and senate. why? lee: there is no reason why they shouldn't be able to own the narrative. nancy pelosi send out her f

lee carter is on that. lee, there is always the possibility that there a lot of subtrefuge on this, and we could be surprised. what do you think? >> no shortages of surprises in this administration. i don't think we have an idea what will happen. all of this is hearsay. we have seen some hearsay play out, because anything happening behind closed doors is essentially happening in the open these days. i don't think it is over yet. the one thing that i am very concerned about is that donald trump has laid out some very clear expectations about what should happen. if he sets out more ex hopeexped doesn't meet them, people will lose confidence outside of his core base of support. >> neil: what i wonder, though, is whether he will take out his frustration on the very republican leadership he is entrusted to get through this. and because they know the whole process better than he does. so he kind of trusts them to, all right, you want to go with health care, this is the best way to grease the skids, so be it. he ma

know break it down dagen mcdowell, mitch rochelle and pollster and maslansky + partners president, lee carterbe here. dagen: fantastic, i can't wait for your upcoming guest. maria: kevin mccarthy is coming up. we want to talk about the agenda and really what gets done expect. >> and whether or not they can get tax reform done if they have to have the health care booming around. maria: we know that the senate wants to start from scratch on health care. lee: they could have a better way of talking about that instead of starting from scratch . starting from scratch seems scary. dagen: to mitch mcconnell's dret, he's had a group to put together for some time, they are ready to start acting, it's not like that they are starting at 0 zero per hour. lee: don't say that you're starting from scratch. maria: they want to own it to their bill. >> doesn't it come back to the house to vote again? dagen: can we all just come together? maria: all of those questions for california congressman. kevin mccarthy will join us. chairman of human longevity, he's cheating death by finding solutions for longevity. ju

we are with lee carter, dagen mcdowell, glad you're with us. great to see you. >> i think this visit is the place where donald trump is really, really comfortable. israel is a close ally. he's getting a very warm welcome. he made it clear when he arrived here at his full support of the american people is behind israel right now. he's resetting and that's a very important moment for us. yesterday in saudi arabia he gave a strong solid beat and i think he's having a good visit the wire. >> is coming off of a successful trip. the speech yesterday getting high remarks from across the world. her take. dagen: i'm sure lee was in press at the messaging yesterday, but it's a reset for the term presidency in terms of leaving all the past rhetoric behind and the trouble is that he's faced domestically at home. but also resetting with our most important middle eastern allies. it is very different but president trump is doing compared to president obama. president obama focused almost solely on iran and the nuclear deal and moved away from our sunni allies

pollster and the president of maslansky + partners lee carter.ckbuster, i feel on thursday on fox news senator rand paul joined me and said, i know, i've been told by reporters and lawyers that the obama administration was listening to my phone calls, you know, spying on my correspondence and i know another senator who had said to me that he's confirmed that he also was spied on. now, crazy about this asking what the senator is. i have ruled out senator ted cruz, i don't know if it's marco rubio but somebody made an interesting point this morning. they said it could be bernie sanders. >> interesting. >> can you imagine that? maria: bernie sanders was another senator running for president. >> details matter, we want to know why they were tapped. >> don't you need a court order -- a judge that authorize it is surveillance? maria: we will talk to judge andrew napolitano. former trump campaign policy adviser whalid phares is here. robert ray joins us as well. you don't want to miss a moment of it. do stay with us. let's kick it up with the controvers

lee carter is here. lee, where do you want to start?ll it. >> i hate to see anything that divides. i'm fine with whatever people want to do, but we have to get back to running this country really, really well. we've made tremendous progress in the last 100 some odd days. tremendous progress. and you see job numbers. you see all of the production that's starting, plans starting to open again. haven't been open in years. i'm very proud of it. that's what i want to be focused on because believe me, there's no collusion. russia is fine. but whether it's russia or anybody else, my total priority, believe me, is the united states of america. brian: well, i'll read that ekg. as soon as he says running the country, the blue line fell through the floor. >> they don't think he's doing a good job at all. >> and they don't want him running the country. >> they don't. and they don't want to give him permission to do anything. it's a flat line there f. i apologize gave him a b. they want to hear about the agenda and everything he's accomplished. no m

dagen: ought to hire lee carter. tuart varney. stuart: i'll take it. the president is back, we are back and the summer begins. good tuesday morning, everyone. now, could it be, america's getting fed up with the media and the left, could it be? they're still going on about russia or jared kushner's contacts, and they're still on europe, and the young presidency, and speculating about indicting the president of the united states. as you get back to work today. what are you concerned about? well, let's start with your money. here is a positive. the dow closed last week at 21,080.

fox business dagen mcdowell, peter kiernan and pollster lee carter, great to see, everybody. e messaging on obamacare has been clear, i think, don't you think because there's been evidence of obamacare imploding. look what happened today with aetna? peter: it's really a shock because when you go back in time aetna and humana we wanted to merge and say we cannot face the cost, let us come together. maria: they wouldn't let them. peter: humana walks away from aetna. maria: they were going to lose $200 million. peter: could we please come together and what did the government say, no. that seems to be the best indication -- lee: let's take a look at what we are seeing in headlines right now, this could be number one talking point why health care reform is necessary and we are talking about comey and russia and that's why it's such a big problem. maria: god point. dagen: fallen by the wayside in terms of what was in the headlines, trump administration, whether it was going to get tough on russia, yes, it was -- flexing its muscles in terms of dealing with the -- putin and his ilk,

lee carter is here with details on that and we will start with a soundbite coming in on friday morningtart the first bites regarding special prosecutor and what donald trump thought of that. >> the entire thing has been a witchhunt. there is no collusion between myself and my campaign but i can speak for myself and the russians. i think it divides the country and we have a very divided country because of that and many other things. we want to bring this great country together. heather: republicans really love his message, independent softening, all through the early part of his presidency we thought independents were along with republicans, the supported softening, democrats are not even tired of it, they are angry about it at not buying anything he is putting down. rob: we did play dianne feinstein, have you seen evidence of this? she couldn't get a good answer out. some tough questions goes to the soundbite. democrats don't have a lot but are hoping for some evidence. heather: i know there is something there. what is there? it is just something, people don't know what it is. rob: don

jesse: we are back with lee carter. they are going to explain what we are seeing.oks like it was a partisan breakdown. what are the independents thinking about canceling the press conference will. this is a surprising thing so far. republicans love everything he says and democrats hate it. for the first hundred days, they were giving him the benefit of the doubt. they were questioning why would he not want to be having an open and free press. >> i think they would probably enjoy trump and i think everybody likes to see that. let's see a show of hands. who thanks the press is unfair to president trump? >> okay. who thanks the press is doing a very good job uncovering what they need to uncover? jesse: you are saying the press is doing a good job and the president says it's fake news. what you think they're doing of good job. >> i don't think he helps matters any. i think he goes on twitter and blasts off whatever he wants and he knows how to game the system. he knows what he's doing with the media. as far as what he is doing as to get away from press conference, who

jesse: we are back with lee carter. they are going to explain what we are seeing.down. what are the independents thinking about canceling the press conference will. this is a surprising thing so far. republicans love everything he says and democrats hate it. for the first hundred days, they were giving him the benefit of the doubt. they were questioning why would he not want to be having an open and free press. >> i think they would probably enjoy trump and i think everybody likes to see that. let's see a show of hands. who thanks the press is unfair to president trump? >> okay. who thanks the press is doing a very good job uncovering what they need to uncover? jesse: you are saying the press is doing a good job and the president says it's fake news. what you think they're doing of good job. >> i don't think he helps matters any. i think he goes on twitter and blasts off whatever he wants and he knows how to game the system. he knows what he's doing with the media. as far as what he is doing as to get away from press conference, who needs the old model when you hav

i want to bring in our panel lee carter and nigel adwald, polls are similar, saying it can't be done. yesterday macron made a comment about le pen being hateful cowards. you called the brexit, you knew that was going to happen and you see similarities there. >> i see similarities. if you look at france, we would call it a patient, i would say cancer stage three or four, you have two choices, le pen is chemotherapy with side effects and macron who wants to throw you a yoga mat and say let's find inner peace. it's either same old or same old or forceful and disruptive. at this point something needs to happen and looks like more of the same unfortunately. it's a shame. charles: lee, the apathy part of this is a wild card. >> it is. charles: because i think people say pollsters in america got it wrong. i don't know that they got it wrong except they could not understood who showed up. if everyone showed up who could have showed up. perhaps we'd have another president. >> a lot of factors into why american people got the election wrong. hillary clinton never had intensity of support. macro

it is real and what he has gone to discuss with them and actually happening this week, bring in lee carterho polls a lot of individuals to what they think of the president's speech, meeting with world leaders and we talked to doctor jaster about it speech calling terrorists losers, something it is not presidential but if you listen to it, if you listen to what he is saying he says they are losers in life which they are. watch and dial, and hard to say. >> so many young beautiful innocent people, and enjoying their lives, murdered by evil losers in life. i won't call the monsters because they would like that term. they would say that is a great name. i will call them from now on losers because that is what they are. they are losers. >> off the screen, republicans love it, independents and democrat the sea. that is really good. we haven't seen them rise above after. they shouldn't dignify them with any name, they should actually be proud to wear. they agreed with him. there were democrats who were cynical and replied in the survey saying his the impact of the -- vocabularies like a second-gr

touting his first 100 days in office as a success, but how does our panel think he measures up, lee carterer of maslansky + partners, democratic strategists and jon hilsenrath with the wall street journal. thank you for joining us this morning. lee, kick us off, first 100 days. lee: they were as bad for democrats as donald trump. donald trump secured h base, we saw that last night athe rally. he loves his people and that's why he was running for president i think to fight for those people but i don't think he's changed anybody's minds who was uncertain and the people who have opposed him are opposing him more strongly. that said, tax reform, the roll out can change a lot of people's minds. maria: he has two major pieces of legislation perhaps sort of on the horizon if we get a healthcare vote next week, we will see what happens in the senate. you said the first 100 days were as bad for the democrats, why? lee: they are always against things instead of for things. i think barack obama was elected because people wanted change, they wanted something different, they wanted washington, d.c. to

joining us to discuss it is steve forbes, emily holmes, lee carter, i want to go to you first becauseia company editorial director at times, this must drive you nuts. what is leading the narrative in the media is often dead wrong or at least it has been over the past week. >> not helped by the white house for not having a consistent storyline themselves but the media is out to get donald trump and make this watergate which it isn't and there will be probes all over the place and they have to resigned to the fact they were hear the word russia 1000 times a day for the next eight years. david: the idea that these front-page stories which are meant to move the story forward move the story backwards because very often they are wrong and have to be corrected if they are honest enough to correct it. >> exactly right but they are always wrong in one direction which is to the disadvantage of the president. never have to correct it the other way and i brought in two, time magazine covers the came out within a week of each other and is media bias in photos, chuck schumer the democratic minority

former chrysler ceo and former home depot ceo bob nardeli with us and maslansky + partners lee carterciting. dagen: it's exciting. somebody on twitter when talking abt messaging of the republicans, you always leave distortion of the mainstream media. that's their job. i've been trying to get on taxes that have been repealed and i can't find it anywhere. i know some of them or most of them but there are a couple of smaller ones. maria: they should be talking about that, the taxes -- lee: you should be able to google health care and the first thing that comes up the gop's -- 10 points you need to know about health care and you cannot find it. maria: dagen told us what the major important points are. aside from your white paper list that you brought earlier, where is it? dagen: right, i can't. hello, gop. lee: speaker ryan, get up. maria: issue over and over, the messaging. joining the conversation former cia director is with us, the ceo and founder of upside as well as the founder of priceline.com jaywalker is with us, texas congressman bryan bavin is with us, jason is here and the foun

dagen: ought to hire lee carter. lee, john and heather, a pleasure to spend the morning with you and hand it off to mr. stuart varney. stuart: i'll take it. the president is back, we are back and the summer begins. good tuesday morning, everyone. now, could it be, america's getting fed up with the media and the left, could it be? they're still going on about russia or jared kushner's contacts, and they're still on europe, and the young presidency, and speculating about indicting the president of the united states. as you get back to work today. what are you concerned about? well, let's start with your money. here is a positive. the dow closed last week at 21,080. i'll repeat that, the 21,000 level. that's what, 25 points away from its best level ever. the s&p and the nasdaq, they are already there. this may be the way when amazon hits $1,000 a share. it's, well, pre market, it's about a buck 94 away from $1,000 a share. then there's this. the average credit reached the best level in a decade, 700. and who gets the car

bob gardner joins us and lee carter. let me start with you. i don't care has ever been a better example of european snarkiness from our perspective, and ungratefulness for everything we have done, nato, they came to our aid after 9/11 and grateful for that but we are more there for them then they are for us. >> no question. first of all, what were they laughing at. we don't know, something in their ear piece, somebody making jokes, we don't know what they were laughing at. if they were laughing at the president or i rolling at the president because he was calling them out it is completely inappropriate, disrespectful, totally a smug thing, we do not respect the united states because donald trump is the president of the united states and we have done so much for nato and they have agreed to pay their fair share. if they were laughing at him it is a disgrace. david: then there is the setting, the new nato building. hard to get an exact cross-section but it probably cost $1.7 billion to create a bureaucracy essentially. don't know how much effort

officials and associates and members of the trump administration, jeff sessions are as senator lee hah carter page, paul manafort, former campaign manager and rex tillerson, secretary of state, friend of russia award, roger stone, and -- and, of course, jared kushner, white house senior adviser, son-in-law, and michael flynn. that's a lot in my mind. now, going to flynn, he appeared during the campaign on russia today. russia today is the propaganda arm. general, since you've retired have you appeared on russia today? >> no, not wittingly, no. >> okay. and -- and general flynn received $37,000 for sitting next to putin at the tenth anniversary of russia today. it seems -- all this seems very odd to me and raised a lot of questions. i was struck that mr. mcgann did not ask you in the second meeting why doj, general yates, would have concerns that the -- that the national security adviser had lied to the vice president. in the first meeting did you mention that, that that -- that he might be compromised? >> certainly, we went through all of our concerns in the first meeting, and it was in the s

actually, joining us right now we have lee carter, you've been looking at some of the president's soundou put them to a dial test where you have a focus group of 1,000 people or so, and they look at it and do the dial based on their political affiliation. >> that's right. steve: the first sound byte is the one that everyone's talking about where the president says don't call them monsters. call them, you know, losers. >> so many young, beautiful, innocent people living and enjoying their lives murdered by evil losers in life. i won't call them monsters because they would like that term. they would think that's a great name. i will call them from now on, losers because that's what they are. they're losers. steve: can't even see the red line. >> you can't. it was so high. republicans love this. independents and b and democrats a c. now, i was surprised when his results came in this morning because so much of this was this was unpresidential. and yet the response we spoke to was you know what? we shouldn't dignify him with any kind of name that they could be proud of and losers is a name t

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that -- fund lee the problem is like -- it's almost as though he needs an intervention where somebody goes in and closes the door to the oval office and says look if you want to be jimmy carter and have one term or worse keep doing exactly what you are doing. if you want to be ronald reagan, you need to empower a white house chief and he needs to fine his over equivalent of jim bakker or leon panneta, somebody who can come into the oval office and say twitter is great, it is a bully pulpit, wonderful, but you have got to run it by me first. >> it's also childish, let's face it. it's childish because the aspect is i know you are, but what am i? that's how twitter comes off. they are effective ways to use twitter but not ps policy. it's bad more faerk, fake news, i know you are but what am i, here's what sean spieser said about trump and the administration. >> i think the president is pleased with his team and he has arow just agenda that he looks forward with congress to get done to achieve results for the people of america. ultimately the best messenger is the president himself, he is the best messenger for what he wants to articulate. the american people resoundingly chose