here is mark stein, and arthur, careers what he had to say. >> everything they hoped to find in the russianoses in this story. a powerful political figure attempting to interfere with a federal investigation as debbie wasserman schultz did when she threatened the head of capital police. we have actual criminal elements, this guy was arrested trying to flee the country, interference from foreign politicians, everything they have been looking for in the russian investigation and failed to find is staring them in the face. heather: his attorney is denying charges and has ties to the clinton family, the attorney does in terms of their campaign. rob: more fun with politics and more to come on this story. the new white house communications director anthony scaramucci vowing to take a hard line against the leaks pouring from the west wing. >> we will let people go if we have to. one of the big problems is senior people ask junior people a leak for them. rob: some leaks came from obama administration political holdovers, people still working in the current administration, vowing to crack down on t

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mark stein is an author and a columnist, and also canadian, so he knows what a moral frenzy looks likehe joins us tonight but mark, i've never seen -- she would've thought somebody lit a cigarette in a restaurant forgot to recycle. that level of rage. >> you want to take this seriously, that trump punk kid is headed for the electric chair. it's good enough to the rosenbergs, it's good enough for this kid. >> tucker: needless to say i agree as a responsible news man. >> look, what's interesting here is actually the right has met the left half way on this. i have no flood a lot of respect for charles krauthammer, when he says that donald trump, jr.,'s words, i love it, and the email, is evidence of collusion. the guy he's colluding with is a washed up pop music publicist. he was the publicist for john denver in the 1980s. not the american publicist. not the british publicist. he was the australian publicist for john denver in the 1980s. since then his progress to becoming the publicist for an untalented pop star who happens to be the son of a very minor d list oligarch. i'm sure you like

. >> mark stein said growing muslim population will take over the west. >> it is a mean thing to say. why should we not be able to stay mean thing. stein fought the government in court and won. >> these laws have no place in free countries. no one should be stopped from saying what they believe. >> mali norist is a cartoonist and draws on every liberal and a south park fan. and in an episode of south park got cancelled because they made a mild mohammed joke. it was a joke about how you can't make a mohammed joke. >> jesus. budda. mohammed. >> in the next episode. comedy central bleeped out the name mohammed. [bleep]. allah. you so, i learned something today. they bleep 35 seconds of their show. >> south park criticizes everybody. >> right. >> they are grossly offensive about everybody. but they made the mildest pathetic, panist mohammed and they yanked it. >> norris wanted to start a draw mohammed day to protest the censorship. >> she's disappeared. >> her liberal newspaper. the way they put it in the way she was gone and ceased to exist. there is no more molly. >> there is so more mo

harper, today's #oneluckyguy, a couch first timer, author of political commentator and a host of the mark steinis outnumbered. welcome on a very busy news friday. >> mark: great to be here and honored.

harper, today's #oneluckyguy, a couch first timer, author of political commentator and a host of the mark stein show. he is outnumbered. welcome on a very busy news friday. >> mark: great to be here and honored. i love this show. >> harris: president trump on his way back from paris, his twitter account making it crystal clear come out republicans get health care done now and in the senate, they have released a revised health care bill. and the cbo is expecting to tell people what it costs. counter to the president, kellyanne conway is confident they will deliver. >> a new health care bill happened in the senate yesterday. it's very exciting and i think that if the senate does its wor work, he will sign it into law. vice president pence has been our greatest asset on capitol hill all along. >> harris: first, they have to vote to even debate the thing, do they even have enough votes for that? on the revised bill's language right now on the moderates aside, senator susan collins is a "no," senator rand paul explains why he is also a "no" " >> i think it's worse. the old version repealed most of t

question from a reporter about that cnn situation yesterday, you talked about it on your show with mark stein, there was a colorful conversation, particular the horse in the bed thing from the godfather, as far as cnn tracking down an anonymous troll who created a twitter meme, wrestling meme of trump wrestling a logo to the ground. so silly and so preposterous known or take it seriously. in the network actually threatening to expose this person if he acted inappropriately on the internet ever again. that's called boxing. that selling those condemned by the left and the right. cnn, i was just another self-inflicted wound that the president was addressing during a press conference where he was asked a question and gave an answer. is he a traditional president? no. but you ask a question to give an answer, that's how it works. >> tucker: you get a lot out of laughing at things once in a while. you can't be outraged all the time about everything, it's not a good look. so what's going on. you are a meaty reporter and follow the step carefully. cnn has had an awful lot of crises in the past few we

mark stein is on.owing up, great story about what happened to them.in i'm also going to be appearing at something called freedom fest which is at the paris resort las vegas, i'm going to be there with -- it's a large libertarian event, go to freedom fest.com, i will be speaking july 15th. the keynote speaker is william shatner. >> juan: recording megastar beyonce posted a picture of her twins, it already got millions and millions of likes. she gave birth to twins in june, earlye friday morning, she officially introduced the world. the 35-year-old singer is of course mary to the wrapper and entertainment mogul jay-z, is that supposed to be a madonna like post? >> kimberly: i can figure p this out either. >> juan: congratulations bread >> jesse: happy bastille day, president trump is in paris commemorating the hundredth anniversary of america's entry into world war i. i went to the jersey shore to ask about french americany history. >> jesse: what do you do really well that's french? what is your favorit

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trainings now, a man who has met study of crazy, author and columnist mark stein comic steyn first ofhe president's fitness level. given every thing that's going on, is this a legitimate critique do you think of the trump presidency that he has no visible apps and to high percentage of body fat? >> i think it represents his cultural offensiveness to his opponents. he would call that when he was on the stump in iowa, barack obama said to his audience, have you seen what the price of arugula is today. as you know barack obama -- that did really happen. he was in that sense the first arugula and american to be elected president. and he had advised his people around him, if they wanted a burger that should take the salad. i take this idea of presidents us occasionally jogging and working out as rather preposterous. i never saw winston churchill jogging and i didn't think it affected his performance. he was surreptitiously filmed in the gym, supposedly bench pressing, and in fact he was lifting a dainty little pound and a half wait in a -- and groaning, i've got the pound in the quarter wa

here is how mark stein sums up where we are now. >> it's about everything that the democrats and theent months trying to prove that the russia investigation so-called is about. everything they've looked for and failed to find in the russia investigation is in fact going on under their noses in this particular story. we have computer interference. we have, as you said, a powerful political figure attempting to interfere with a federal investigation. >> shannon: pablo, i'll give you the first stab at this. >> the debbie wasserman schultz i know is a patriot. this staffer is about to go one of the most intrusive probes that we've seen a staffer go through in a long time. basically what it sounds like is a bank fraud allegation has been made but it involves a lot of in the political connect the dots a lot of juicy key words, debbie, dnc, all the democratic party things that happened to the democratic party in the last few years but this guy was trying to flee on a flight path from qatar to pakistan. these two states have been rising concern on the list of states that sponsor terrorism or

ann coulter, steven baldwin and the one and only mark stein.hat's what we've got for you, not a bad lineup. that's right. this hour, what impact does amazon have on small businesses? some would say catastrophic, we'll ask. very sad story out of the great britain, the government has to stop treating 11 month old baby with a debilitating condition. and this is what happens when the government controls health care and not the parents. more varney after this. >> the expected loss of the opening bell is getting narrow. we're now down to just an 8 point decline 15 minutes from now. to mississippi where at least five people were killed when a marine corps refueling plane crashed last night. accord to go the county sheriff, nine people were supposed to be on board the plane which crashed into a soybean field crashing 85 miles north of jacksonville, mississippi. and i want to talk about charlie gard, the terminally ill baby in great britain. welcome dr. marc siegel. the government is in charge of the treatment of a child. very different from, i think, f

mark halperin, sam stein, all back with us, as well.lth care but just about every issue that he addresses other than the friendship with vladimir putin and his deep, deep desire to move more close diplomatically to russia. >> true. >> mike murphy, let me bring you in here. if you're the senators right now, republican senators, you've got to be trying to figure out why in the world can we do with a president that doesn't really know the details of the bill an any bill that we pass he'll turn around and end up attacking us like house members. >> well, exactly. the president is discovering what a lot of politicians already knew, health care is the bermuda triangle of mitt romney politics. easy to fly into smiling and then often never seen again. the policy side is so hard it's nothing but pain for voters and politicians particularly demagoguing ones like trump have a real problem with that. the republicans want a survival path. i think leader mcconnell wants a vote on repeal. it will lose and members on the record saying back home, i voted

be at the historical society of boston massachusetts where mark schneider will recount the life of former massachusetts representative gary stein, the first openly gay member of congress. that's a look at some of the events book td will be covering this week. many of these events are open to the public. look for them to air in the near future on tv on c-span2. >>. >> author alan all the is our guest on book td, his latest book year it is, if i understood you, what i have this look on my face? my adventures in the art and science of relating and communicating , mister alda, i read your book. >> and i hope you can help me understand this, the couple of themes that run through your book. number one, it's the. why is that theme of your book. >> i found as i study this subject which i've been doing for decades now that really seriously, it's a couple years while i was writing the book i found empathy coming up more and more and i began to realize the things i have learned that came to the essential were good communication often boiled down to empathy.but i first i wasn't crazy about that idea because i didn't trust the word empathy.

stein likes to talk about. that's why we have him on. let's get to another steyn. mark steyn, he says everything is reactive in american political life. listen to what mark steyn says. >> one of the disfiguring aspects of american lill life is that it's very reactive. it's very rearview mirror. so everybody's extremely happy. nobody can prevent 9/11. but we're happy to investigate it for years afterwards, have a blue ribbon commission, issue a 400-page report. years and years and years of investigation. now they want to do the same thing with a meeting that the president's son, a possibly legal meeting, held with the president's son held with a russian lawyer. now, that's reactive and legalistic and pointless. putin, on the other hand, is a great improviser. so even if this lawyer had no link to the kremlin two weeks ago, she most certainly has links to the kremlin now because she's in line for the order of lenin, or whatever they have these days. liz: all right. here's the thing, ben. we have multiple congressional probes, robert muller looking into it. but somehow con

mark penn penned a column in "the new york times" with andy stein, former new york city council leader >> both moderate democrats about how the movement to the left has hurt the democratic party. listen, here's the problem that the democratic party always had -- david: by the way, let me just stop you for one second. you see the back of melanne a ya there and angela merkel with the pink coat on, i guess it's a pantsuit there, and then the president is -- on the right side of the screen. go ahead. >> donald spent two and a half hours with the russians -- david: isn't that amazing? >> you know, he just loves talking to russians. [laughter] sorry, i couldn't help myself. we're going to get a lot of nasty tweets on that one. david: you're used to it. >> by the way, there's a lot of reasons why we should have relations with russia, including terrorism. i'm being a smart ass, obviously. the democratic party has been playing the demographic card for a long time, okay? it's been basically putting together a coalition of minorities, women and also sort of very progressive whites, and that coali

stein, love having out show. >> love being othank you so much. liz: do not forget to tune into "wall street week" tonight with maria bartiromo 8:00 p.m. eastern time. billionaire investor mark mobius weighs in on the economy, north korea, russia and more. also how you can make money. >>> the dow ending up 94 points. the dow, s&p and the nasdaq turning positive for this shortened holiday week. tech discretionary the retail sectors leading today. >>> violence ramping up instead of toning down after the gop shooting at the baseball field. we have bernie sanders supporter, linda is calling for jihad against the president. we've got the sound. >>> but first columnist charles hurt says president trump is replacing president obama's apology tour going back to american exceptionalism. we will compare the two presidential speeches with former campaign spokesperson, look whose here, katrina pierson. don't go away. >> we've at times been disengaged and times we sought to dictate our terms. >> our people will thrive, and our civilization will triumph. so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faste

mark halperin. from "the wall street journal," shane harris, kasie hunt and sam stein. >> sam, it's so good to see you. how you doing? >> it's great to see you, too, guys. >> i don't think he means that. >> he doesn't. he's a dartmouth man. >> let's move on. >> we love dartmouth. my eyes were caught by this "usa today" headline that talks about russia doesn't rate in trump company. that's something that you are hearing from a lot of members that people aren't really focused on that yet. that makes a lot of sense. people have to be worried about whether they're losing their health care, whether they're going to have to take a second or third job. obviously a lot of different concerns there but obviously that's how it was and during watergate, people shouldn't be sitting here worrying about what mueller's doing right now. they're worried about their own family, whether they can make nds me ends meet. but that said, the pace on the russian probe is quickening in such a way that i think people will be focused on it for some time. >> we want to get to shane's new reporting in "the wall street journal" that

be at the historical society of boston massachusetts where mark schneider will recount the life of former massachusetts representative gary stein the first openly gay member of congress. that's a look at some of the events book td will be covering this week. many of these events are open to the public. look for them to air in the near future on tv on c-span2. >>. >> author alan all the is our guest on book td, his latest book year it is, if i understood you, what i have this look on my face? my adventures in the art and science of relating and communicating , mister alda, i read your book. >> and i hope you can help me understand this, the couple of themes that run through your book. number one, it's the. why is that theme of your book. >>