somebody in the media, meghan mccain, decided to actually challenge the former fbi director. it's good for. watch this. >> it feels like you may have some scores to settle. you might have a little bit of anger left over and a little bit of bitterness. do you plead guilty to all of that? >> no, i wouldn't, actually. i think it is wrought in the sense that i find it really painful to relive, doing the audiobook it, it left me physically drained. but i really don't feel a sense of anger. >> the most widely cited parts have to do with your description and words about president trump. including calling his skin orange and saying that it looked like he had a tanning goggles. you know, some people have said that was kind of look for lack of a better word, catty. it did you enjoy taking the shots at the present? >> you don't think that you have diminished yourself? a lot of things that you are saying and doing our highly political. i just don't understand what you gain by bringing things like this up. >> that is a good question. i don't think of it as my politics. i think of it as my

all about equal application of the law. >> sean: when meghan mccain actually asked comey today about, oh, "i told some of my lies in the book" you can still lie and be a good person, wait a minute, does that apply to general michael flynn, who was charged with lying to the fbi? congressman gaetz? >> sean, if lies were music, jim, you would be beethoven. when you lie to congress, it's a crime. when you allow your personal politics to dictate the outcome of an investigation before even conducting the investigation in earnest, that could be obstruction of justice. so in congress, we don't want to sitt around and help that jeff sessionsat and others would seriously look into these matters. we wanted to specifically detail the violations of law and then demand action from our attorney general because we cannot allow this to stand. the director of the fbi, james comey, fired the deputy director, andrew mccabe. peter strzok, fired and reassigned. >> sean: this is a big problem. i know it's a been over a year, waiting for the inspector general to finish his report on the client to email inves

they are covering their bases but i agree with meghan mccain that she showed up at the courthouse, theny went and rushed to the podium afterwards to my prepared comments, to do this and try to milk this for as long as you can. what do we know about this relationship with the president? was it a relationship? sounds like a transaction, to be honest. she's a businesswoman. she was there with him. there is one occasion have been asked about some communication. and then they threatening. >> greg: it was never a big deal. it was a transaction. until she became a pond. if you look at the old interviews, i think it was "in touch weekly," people knew about this. i think she was okay, she was okay with it. and then it changed. when it became, when he became president and there was politics involved. >> dana: it changes also because she never said anything. she did not break the nda until "the wall street journal" ran a news story about it in january. that's when, maybe that's when they decided this could be our vehicle to help unseat the president. she didn't break the nda until the news story b

view" this morning. >> ed: guy. >> meghan mccain is a colleague of ours for quite a while at fox.g it. she's asking tough questions that are being asked. it's not a mystery that stormy daniels is out there trying to get attention. obviously she has. look at her lawyer. her lawyer will be beating down the door of any television studio that will have him for weeks on end. it's part of their strategy. politically, if there's a poll that just came out, the american people believe stormy daniels, they also believe it's not that big of a story. >> ed: i have ten seconds, richard. >> the only reason why stormy daniels is allowed to get attention is because the president decided to sign a nondisclosure agreement with he her. the nda. >> ed: they say that even a full story was going to be damaging. horror in the sky. a flyer's worst nightmare becomes a reality. those stories when we return. th, you could have money for repairs within a day. wow! that was really fast. that's insurance for the modern world. esurance, click or call. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright

but this morning on the view, my friend meghan mccain put comey on the spot for lying. >> good people lie. i lay out in the book i think i'm a good person where i lied. i there should be severe consequences for lying. kennedy: when the president lies he's immoral, but when comey's bud -- buddy andy lies, he's a good person. kmele foster and co-host of "the five" on the fox news channel, juan williams. let's talk about this. do you think james comey and some of the statements he made in the book and on his media tour have been problematic going forward? >> absolutely. i think he made a farce of the position he held. this is something where you can separate yourself from being a republican and democrat and look at this from an ethical point of view. democrats and republicans can agree the timing of this book is not appropriate. i think by going on this media tour to promote the book it's become entertainment. and i think we are better than that. i hate seeing a media blitz tour for a former fbi -- head of the fbi. one of the things that america is famous for is our democracy. we take gr

that didn't sit well with meghan mccain. >> you think kim jong-un is less moral than trump?ng and abetting of assad right now, chemical gassing of children. last time i checked america isn't doing that to anyone. if you think kim jong-un assad and vladimir putin are like trump you lose me in every way. >> that's a portion of it. it went on for some time. what a suggestion. meghan mccain our former colleague. >> sandra: she gave behar to step back and pull it back. she did not decide to. all right. a dramatic encounter caught on tape. how the officer's quick thinking helped save the life of a man who set himself on fire. >> bill: wow. the stakes are high, the world knows it. president trump considering military action against syria and the assad government. congressman and u.s. marine mike gallagher on the president's next move next. >> i've seen refugees from asia to europe, kosovo, to africa. i've never seen refugees as traumatized as coming out of syria. >> sandra: caught on camera a utah man sets himself on fire and a cop saves him. you can see the man bursting out of a g

ep was pressed on that by meghan mccain on the view.e is trying to appeal to sell books and he is giving his personal opinions which he didn't do. he was kind of just fact based. he was trying to do as f.b.i. director. there are a lot of substantive questions to ask about these investigations. we'll see on his next stops what exactly he is asked and what's left. >> sandra: i wonder where he will be april 26th bret? >> right here in this studio. >> sandra: it is fascinating. everyone is talking about this. our former f.b.i. director. we don't want to think about politics when it comes to running the f.b.i. and that's the discussion. on his media blitz that's what he is talking about. and that is what he wrote about in that book. >> a lot of substantive facts have not come out about different decision making, different decisions he made and at the same time you have capitol hill trying to get access to the memos he leaked to the "new york times." there are a lot of moving parts happening as the book roll-out is going on. >> sandra: we tal

meghan mccain brings up that david axelrod is the one is that he's trying to sell books. >> juan: i guessis trying to sell books. >> dana: of course. like anyone who has written a book. >> greg: not me. i do it for the passion. >> juan: i must say i think he is a little self-righteous but on the other hand, he's not a perfect person. these autonomous name of the currently trying to act in good faith. i don't think that anybody thinks that he was there doing his job as fbi director because he was trying to make money or set himself up. i think you got caught here in very difficult situation. so it's not, greg, you you were saying as a citizen, having this normative conscience. he is fbi director. i think you talk to any fbi director, they will tell you they get into tough positions. one last thing to say on this is that trump tweets out no problem. i fired comey because he was reckless. he told osterholt he fired him because of the russia probe. >> dana: yes, there was that interview. one thing that the clintons don't ever seem to take responsibility for is that their whole reason there wa

meghan mccain was asking an important question why defend andrew mccabe, and it was then revealed whyto this, josh. let me play for you what -- i actually have to read it. hold on. she said you defended andrew mccabe on on twitter. that's okay. is lying okay internally? here was his response. i'm going to read it to you. no, it's not. in fact, mccabe situation illustrates an organization committed to the truth looks like. with investigated. i ordered that investigation. we investigated. hold people accountable. good people lie. what do you think of that, josh? >> well, it's true. if you think about all the people you have known that you have worked with, maybe your friends. no one out there who isn't is lied. that doesn't mean they can't be good people. in the case of mccabe, there is a process in place to hold accountable those who stray. in this case, according to the inspector general, it looks like he lied. severe action was taken, as it should have been. this is a process working. this is saying we don't care how great you are. how nice you are. if you break the law, violate thes

meghan mccain scolded him pretty m good in the interview n "the view," which i don't think hesh thoughte did a good job. jake tapper today. look, it bears repeating come of this quote again, he said to h stephen colbert. i can't get over it, "i'm like a breakup he can't get over," he wakes up in thede morning, and e treats at me. a self awareness do awareness jean apparently wasn't planted into jim comey's dna because het wrote a book, 300 pages long on the president, gone after his appearance, sounds like he's auditioning for the brenda role in the repeat of "beverly hills 90210." >> mark: he is the run writing about the hands and the eyes eyelids and the hair. he is the one who is still hung up on the boyfriend who dumped him. >> it seems. look, i look at other folks who were top law enforcement officials as well and cable news or on twitter, john brennan, former head of the cia, fbi and cia counterterrorism, and i want cnn, james clapper, and i see vitriol, icy attacks at the president, and people will say, if the president attacked them, yet, but these guys were law enforcement offi

meghan mccain said that he was sounding more like a political commentator with the discussion around the book. and he said it is not about politics. it is about value. >> yeah, well that is a particularly odd aspect about the spin. first of all, why wouldn't you clear it with mueller? i thought that you are all about the loss. why wouldn't you clear it with mueller? you were one of his cooperating witnesses. but more importantly, that book is a bit of a sham. he said well, i wrote this book because america is looking for ethical leadership. really? so, the ethical leadership is him. he is saying america needs me. i am selling me. but the problem with that pitch is that when the comey was fire fired, he removed a seven memos from the fbi. in my view, and appropriately. i was fbi material into it to an of those memos are now needing to be declassified. now, it is just like a book. he could have given it to congress, or the investigators, but instead, the man charged with finding leakers became a leaker himself. and it gave the information to the media. at that is not ethical leadership

meghan mccain scolded him pretty good in the interview on the view which i don't think he saw coming.w, friendly environment, jake tapper today. it bears repeating, this quote that he said to colbert because he can't get over it where he says him like a breakup he can get over, president trump. he wakes up in the morning and he tweets at me. a self-awareness gene wasn't planted into it jim comey's dna because he just wrote a book that's 300 pages long on the president and he sounds like he's auditioning for the brenda role in the reboot of beverly hills 90210. >> mark: he is the one writing about the hands and the eyelids and the hair. he is the one that's still hung up on the boyfriend who dumped him, it sounds. >> i looked at others, john brennan, phil mod who is fbi and cia, counterterrorism on cnn, james clapper. i see vitriol, i see a tax at the president of people say the president attacks them, yeah, but, these guys were law enforcement officials, another trying to sell this narrative that when we are on the job, we never let that get in the way of us doing our job. we weren't

this morning, he was hit hard by today's savanna and meghan mccain. >> it feels like you might have toforced to settle. you might have a little bit of anger left over and a little bit of bitterness. >> what do you say to people like me who think that you're just doing this for money and attention? >> i think that maybe j. edgar hoover is rolling over his stomach and his grave over the things of that you are revealin revealing. >> mark: we will try to confirm that from the rolling jay edgar coming into better to do that then that the host of fox and friends and his own show on fox news radio. 9:00 a.m. eastern every morning. good to have you with us. what do you make of his talk at? >> i just saw you ten hours ago. you had no necktie. we were on the couch. and now we are on comey watch. >> mark: what is this? he doesn't wear a tie, and now suddenly, you have taken your child. clear off and put a necktie on. >> i don't know how to tie the knot. >> mark: he is going for the dark shirt. what is that? regis philbin kind of thing? how long can it james comey, a basically a fired federal bure

meghan mccain have questions for him. -- had questions for him. >> i want to believe you are not a political person, but you write about how you are on the verge of tears, saying are going to miss robot and you are dreading the next four years of trump. you said something this morning -- i am a republican and have issues with trump, and he is not effective of my party as a whole. i want to know your politics, and a lot of the things you are saying are highly political. i don't understand what you gain by trying to clear the desk here and bring things like this up. >> i don't think of it as my politics. i think of it as my values. >> you said with the women's march she is set on election night and wiping the politics now? no disrespect, but your take on the republican party, i want to know your views on national security. >> but i was asked about it. [applause] i get that. that is a good question, republicans are thinking that, but in the book i am telling a story of the decisions. >> i am talking about your interview this morning. ego driven and trumpism reflect that, we sound like a politic

i mean, she is preaching to a very stupid choir and meghan mccain, thank gosh she is on that table.ess. joy is basically doing the cable news thing. let's say the most inflammatory thing i can say. it's not off the cuff. i don't know anything about that. [laughter] >> kimberly: she is entitled to her opinion. >> jesse: she did it with -- you know what? she looks like she already set it up in her head and can you see the gears moving and she comes out with it she is trying to top the christians are all insane or mentally ill and now this. you know, any other network she would be punished. >> kimberly: defense of kim jong un. well, wait a second somehow he was maybe better than assad? >> jesse: everybody is mentally ill except kim and putin. >> dana: it would serve him well, i think, to take somebody into the oval office maggie or someone from the "new york times" or a.p.o. get a whole group from the white house press corps. go in the oval office and do off the record about foreign policy. strategy, how he has laid it out and how he has been thinking about things. i think they actuall

i mean, even meghan mccain, who sometimes is a little moderate but she is an person, she is on "w," sheeven fed up. let's watch. >> it seems like a publicity stunt on some level. i think yesterday, it seemed a little like you were just trying to get attention, which i understand that you are being sued by our president but it doesn't seem like you are benefiting a lot. you've got on your make america horny tour, i'm sure you're making a lot of money. i had entered your name before this and now you are literally live on "the view" giving an entire information. it has been beneficial for your career. >> of course it has. in the age of the kardashians, daniels represents one of the weirder subsets. that is what we have become as a country. the former senator who wrote a brilliant essay, that is what we have done. we've gotten to a point where the elite media, if she was trying to talk about somebody on the left, the elite media wouldn't cover it at all. the elite media has proven, as they are with comey this week, if you want to be anti-trump, they will give you all the time they possibly

meghan mccain totally shuts down joy behar. wait till you see this next. ♪ ... >> all right.tunity to take shots at president trump and his family. things got heated. at the view when megan mc cain shut down bayhart when she made a joke about it being milania's birthday. >> he is admitting they have this relationship in reference to stormy. >> today is milania's birthday. >> happy birthday. >> that was necessary. >> come on that is so mean. >> because. you think that was appropriate. yesterday we talked about how we like milamilania. >>you are making fun of her. >> >> it is because i feel bad for our first lady. >> megan mc cain is killing it every day. hostile conscience. only conservative. good for her that's all the time we have we are fair and balanced let not your heart be troubled. i saw her today in person. >> she -- shed, hello after i said, hi. >> the meeting of the primetime. we are together in one room does that ever happen. >> i had the best one the one i sent you? [laughter] that never to be repeated. megan mc cain is doing a great job. she is doing a great job.

you heard meghan mccain grilling her hard about whether or not she was just doing this as a publicitytunt. she made an appearance in the sdny case this past week. >> just there -- just there yesterday in court. >> just there yesterday in court. i think they're playing this hand to their advantage and avenatti is a shrewd lawyer and in this instance he's done everything right. they played that tape about the $130,000 payment. trump saying he had no idea about it. the key issue in the civil case in avenatti and stephanie clifford, the stormy daniels case, in california federal court, the key issue there is the issue of the nondisclosure agreement and whether or not president trump knew about the $130,000 payment that michael cohen said, you know, he took out a home equity line of credit to pay out of the goodness of his own heart. contract law dictates that a contract between two individuals, one person needs to know what they're signing up for. the fact that donald trump stated to the press that he didn't know about the agreement, and that he didn't sign the agreement, in fact, i think

meghan mccain, from "the view." fork times white house correspondent mack guy haberman.mer new jersey governor chris christie. and former clinton spokesperson karen finney. a full-scale credibility war between james comey and the white house. >> the president's fully engaged on this. i think he's only helping to make more of a bestseller out of the book than what it would have been otherwise. which was always going to be the case. i think we should step back from the astounding thing going on. a former fbi director who served both republicans and democratic presidents has come out with a book and characterized the president as basically corrupt and basically almost on the verge of calling him a traitor. this fbi director has done. we have gone from unchartered territory into the bermuda triangle. we're probably at the point of "pirates of the caribbean, at world's end." this is astounding. >> in that clip, chris christie, he couldn't swear that the allegations from moscow are not true. another surreal thing to hear. from a former fbi director. >> i have to tell you. as s

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mccain is in stable condition tonight after an unplanned surgery. his office said he was admitted to the mayo clinic in phoenix yesterday and underwent surgery. his daughter meghan tweeted he's in stable condition, doing well. senator mccain, as you know, has been battling brain cancer since last july. >>> former first lady barbara bush is surrounded by family tonight. the 92-year-old decided over the weekend to end treatment for congestive heart failure. a spokesperson for the family says she is now focusing on comfort care. bush and her husband, former president h.w. bush have been married for 72 years. >>> the sign on the door reads "enter at your own risk" but that didn't scare buyers away, the condemned home in a bay area neighborhood that just sold for more than a million bucks. >>> starting to dry out after our rainfall today. temperatures dropping to 49 in san jose. we're tracking how cold tomorrow morning and a brand-new storm this week coming up in about seven minutes. >>> plus a big night. could you hear the sharks fan freaking out? >>> the warriors on their home turf. highlights of both games coming up in sports. you want to see it. a million do. tha

mccain. he's been fighting brain cancer and now he's recovering from surgery to treat an intestinal infection at the mayo clinic in phoenix. his daughter meghaneted, my father is in stable condition. he continues to inspire me every day with an intense grit and determination. she thanked the doctors and everyone praying for him. paula. >>> now to that fallout growing from the arrest of two black men at that starbucks in philadelphia. it was caught on camera as you know. angry protesters briefly shutting down the store on monday and now the company says that store manager who called police is no longer working there. abc's linsey davis is on the scene and has more. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. this location is back open for business this morning but that manager who called the police on the two black men who were sitting inside of the restaurant, well, she is out of a job this morning, but that has not stopped the protests. several groups have come to this starbucks location to march, sit in, stand up, speak out, you name it, in the wake of the viral video of the two black men escorted out of the starbucks in