lou: michael goodwin today wrote that sessions was president trump's mistake. >> i think when you look back, sessions said yesterday he recused himself because of justice department regulations. anybody involved in a campaign can have nothing to do with an investigation of that campaign. but when did you learn that? and when did president trump learn that? that would have been a reason not to appoint sessions to that job. you see what happened. you lost control of that investigation. you have a career prosecutor rod rosenstein who is not aligned with the administration and he gets to appoint mueller, and he gets to decide mueller was necessary. lou: rosenstein is turning out to be a grandstander himself and not particularly adroit at least in service of the government. we are following breaking news out of fair feed, california, that's where travis air force base is located. we are told they are responding to what they are calling a quote real world security incident, end quote. those on the base are in lockdown. it's not where we start, it's where we end up. expedia. everything in one

and pulitzer prize winning columnist for new york post, michael goodwin. let's start with you, michael. this was -- we heard a drum beat from the national left wing media for months now. that the president's travel ban had been crushed under the weight of the district court judges. and half dozen states. particularly the two that moved to the appellate court. now we get one day of president was right all along. what are we doing to do? >> the best thing that i heard today, someone suggested that all appellate courts and district courts they ruled against the president trump. and supreme court today ruled in favor of the president. and i think that was bigges big it was very much anti-trump ruling on west coast cases, this was pure politics from the bench, today we saw. lou: i think that construction -- >> it is not okay. >> i think they were an affront to the idea of an impartial judiciary. >> and the supreme court set them straight today, in short-term, presumably long-term it will be law of the land, and set precedent those courts must now follow in futur

joining me now ed rollins, and michael goodwin. fox news contributors, i want to start with the loretta lynch issues. a lot of republicans saying, we did note lik did not like what we heard with what james comey said. saying that hillary clinton investigation was a matter. there were a lot of questions as to why she was meeting with bill clinton in the plane. >> i promise you, she was watching it more closely than this investigation, a top notch political activist, and attorney general. she knew what was going on. higmy sense, she did not want it to go on. she did not -- i think it needs to run its course. trish: michael, is it fair to probe this? given all of the questions that have been raised about donald trump? >> comey in his testimony has now mentioned this twice, that there were credibility issues with the justice department. the tarmac meeting, that she wanted him to call it a matter not an investigation. a lighter heart moment when he said our name is federal bureau of investigation, not federal bureau of matter. there are

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lou: joining knee now, randy evans, and michael goodwin. and randy rejoining us.thrilled you are with us at all. let's go to first this horrific image, kathy griffin. cnn fired her. finally something was just too much, even for the barbaric left in this country. your thoughts. >> it's clearly contagious on the left. i would today in the "new york post" about city leaders supporting a convicted terrorist whose sentence was commuted by president obama being honored by the puerto rican day parade. a lot of sponsors pulled out. some of the new york politicians are sticking with him like terrorism is no big deal. lou: but deblasio would divest from wells fargo because of their fraud scandal. randy, your thoughts on this. this kathy griffin. i hate to even mention her name. >> there comes these moments in the american consciousness, whether it was john kerry on a surfboard. al gore inventing the internet where the american people go, that's what the left represents. that's what the liberal media think. now we know in our own minds, as grotesque as it was, we know who th

to "new york post" columnist michael goodwin that says that kind of thing is important. successful presidents have been engaged in things they're passionate about. michael, is your argument that he's not or not by comparison to some of the others? >> have many ways with "the new york times" especially, it's coverage of donald trump. he's damned if he does and damned if it doesn't. for example, the times recently had a story that he was conceding all of the decision making to the generals on the war in the mideast. several days later, rex tillerson at the state department was being undercut by the white house. so he's a micro manager in one case to a fault, delegates to a fault. on healthcare, he's not engaged. the unstated comparison to president obama who the times worshipped. but look at the healthcare that president obama created, the mess that came it from. when the president said you can keep your doctor, you can keep this plan, did he not know what was in the bill for all of his engagement? or was he lying? so i think that this comparison that the times sets up has

joining us michael goodwin, good morning to you. you were referring to the ex-fbi director j.es where it looks like in addition to the one that he admitted in the senate testimony there was one before that and then one before that and there are a number of others in "the new york times" and washington post where you have the same reporters who cover the justice department always referring to senior officials, comey associates. steve: sounds like mr. comey. >> somebody has very good source who is are very close to mr. comey. steve: of course, what we discovered last week he had no problem when loretia lynch said let's call it a matter and not a criminal investigation because that's bad for hillary. >> it looks like all along he was secretly part of resistance to donald trump. steve steve he's a never-trumper. >> i think it's an amazing situation because he and mueller are friends. i'm not sure how it works. it looks like trump has two against one. steve: we got the text of what he was going to say, mr. comey the day before and he talked about how comey said trump made a request

pete: op-ed caught our eye in the "new york post" by michael goodwin.ected some of the dots. something in common. the author of the "new york times" and leaker. here is a quote from an op-ed by. if comey didn't trust the dishonorable president the honorable thing to do was for comey to resign. instead he was a sneaky note-taker collecting grievances as insurance for himself. he included with the. he cemented brotherhood with leaks. clayton: same author in the "new york times" reporting this story and we heard from the james comey testimony, of course, that he had given this diary entry basically to his friend. and here are these headlines that wound up in the "new york times" from the same author of these articles on march 5th comey asks justice department to reject trump's wiretapping claim on may 11th that other story in a private dinner trump demanded loyalty, comey demurred, one of my favorite words. another comey memo says trump asked him to end flynn investigation. pete: leaks aren't rocket science, right? if you know somebody who can get informat

michael tailer in the second and daniel murphy in the third. and jayson werth in the 6th. and brian goodwinn the 7th all with yard. 13-3. and nationals hit five home runs in the game. back to the warriors on the minds of many in the bay area. warriors favored to win game two. and that game tomorrow is at 5:00. and not only that. the a's have a home game at 1:00. so be conscious of the traffic that will build up. a's at 1:00 -- at 5:00. >>> the president calls the paris climate pact a job killer. and we take a closer look at how the green economy is thriving in the bay area. >>> and kathy griffin accused the first family of bullying and faces new fallout over her photo parody. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> welcome back. it's just about 7:30. good morning. >> we'll get started with a quick update on the forecast. temperatures outside in the 50s. and 58 degrees in san jose. 59 in concord. gray skies for many locations. drizzly along the coast. and future cast shows the clouds pulling back revealing sunshine for most all away from the coast. and most along the

goodwin beyond second base. he will score after turner. >> that was just the first inning. the young guys were great. turner, 5 for 5, on base six times. and michael taylor, 4 for 5, two homers and a double. and the nats beat the reds 18-3. >> oh, my gosh. >> a butt-kicking for sure. check this out in boston, things getting heated and not talking about the weather. look how upset farrell got, and he let the umpire know about it, and the call allowed the angels to score their fifth win of the night, and the and they are asking each other right now what they are doing later on, if they want to get together for dinner. >> yeah, they are very close. >> a very friendly conversation here. >>> not being able to eat certain foods can be a real bummer especially when it comes to your children, but one montgomery county teenager is doing something about it. and a food something for kids with special diets. caleb has cron's disease. some of the company's specialties are enchiladas and chicken nuggets. >> i just want some that are more like me to have food you love. >> his company just started are planning to sell in whole food stores. search caleb's cooking

michael taylor hits a solo homerun in the second. first run of the game was pretty much over after that. washington also splashed a little defense. ryan goodwint stretch on a ryan healy shot. and nationals win it 13-3. on the beatdown on your oakland a's. >> one air force academy cadet is using common kitchen ingredients to stop a bullet. >> now the material is basically made of corn starch and water. something that you could mix up in your kitchen and they added extras, anti-ballistic materials to the mix and the concoction is basically unbreakable and lighter and more flexible than bullet proof vests now. >> the range safety officer pulled this .44 magnum and said this will fail. we loaded it in, and it stopped it. and it stopped it a second time. and then a third time. >> now, if that bullet proof concoction works as planned it would weigh two-thirds less than bullet proof vests and the air force cadets have filed for a patent for the product. it is currently being tested against a variety of bullets. >> who knew? corn starch, right? >> pull it out of your shelf. >> right. >>> coming up, after a significant backlash after kathy griffin's p