and i think mary berry where it better than mick. she's older than him where it better than mick.better than mick. she's older than him and he looks rough in his pictures. she looks great. sorry, mate. i don't know if that is ageing the remaking them younger. nothing wrong with being in touch with... nothing wrong with being in touch with. .. that'll work. ok, nothing wrong with being in touch with... that'll work. ok, kevin and jane, thank you very much indeed. many thanks to you, and for you to watching. don't forget, you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — 7 days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers, and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thanks again to jane and to kevin. and to you. goodbye. hello once again. let's get you right up to date with how we see the weather developing over the next few hours, and indeed the next few days. it'll take us right on into the forthcoming weekend. no great complaints, i suspect, on the weather front around about the cumbria area or indeed many other

i go, "i don't want to talk to mick." i mean, he's -- >> seth: yeah. >> it's mick jagger.gger. and he's like, "lovely to meet you, hello." and i go, "i have ideas. ny name is, you know, jimmy fallon." i pitched him my idea. i go, "it's me and you working at a mall." he goes, "no. i don't like that." [ laughter ] i go, "oh, okay. here's one where we're the rolling stones but we're like a wedding band rolling stones." he's like, "not really my thing." [ laughter ] i go, "how about an idea of --" he doesn't like anything. so i leave. i go, "he doesn't like anything." so then it's friday, which usually the sketches have to be written on tuesday. it's friday and lorne goes, "mick's still up do something if you have anymore ideas." i go, "okay." i came up with ideas. i went back and he looks at me. he's like, "you again." you know? and i go, "hi, i have an idea. maybe i'm -- your keith and i'm keith and he's cloned himself so he can party with himself." he goes, "no, i don't like that." i go, "oh, my gosh." [ light laughter ] so i go, "what if it's you -- you're hosting the show

the consumer financial protection bureau which is anti-consumer is the current acting director of mick mulvaney west bartlett nailer of public citizen and with the world cup fever going on around the globe how much does it take to host the enormous of that we'll talk about all of that in the economics of football yes soccer with archie steve christakis lots to get to but first let's hit a few of. the hits keep keep coming in the ongoing trade war with the tariff tit for tat earlier today the european union slapped tariffs on a strategically targeted list of three point two billion dollars of u.s. imports wielding a scalpel against trump's sledgehammer the e.u. targets include bourbon famously made in kentucky home of the east state senate republican leader and rice another target impacting the heavily republican state of arkansas the terrorists were deployed earlier than expected and add to a similar move by canada mexico russia and china while experts warn of unintended consequences of the relatively narrow e.u. response chinese responses to president trump belligerents are hurting bi

we'll say grace afterwards, mike, and we'll do mick and then we'll say grace. we don't have to necessarily do that in front of the cameras. ok. mick, go ahead. mr. mulvaney: i will find it hard not to make this boring, mr. president. president, a lot of folks have worked a long time, almost since you took over, to show you what -- to get you where you are today at this evening. i call this the drain the swamp cabinet meeting. i know we talked it during the campaign. you talked about it. today we're introducing the actual action that follow up on those words, to show people what we meant when we said drain the swamp. later after the press leaves, you'll hear from administrator mcmahon on the executive order dealing with civil service eform. what i want to talk about is the government reorganization. very, very briefly. when we got into this, one of the things we learned is it's been almost 100 years since anybody really reorganized the government at this type of scale. it's been since f.d.r. and his new deal when he changed how government works and we haven't ch

right now her boss mick mulvaney it's not clear if mulvaney chose her personally it's not really clear why among all of the people who lack experience in banking that she was chosen most any himself says it wasn't her pick it was it was trump's pick but again she is a question mark from public citizens point of view from what i think should be the american consumers this is not the right choice we want somebody with a proven track record of meeting the mission of the consumer financial protection bureau and that is protecting consumers you have but you have this dilemma mick mulvaney in the capacity at least at this time federal judge says it's ok for him to stay there or an unknown you know door number three as it were if you all post or you're not too early to tell well it's too early to tell if she certainly doesn't have a track record that makes us support her we do want a senate confirmed director we think that male mick mulvaney should not be there at the very least anybody who's there should be a caretaker and mick mulvaney is not a caretaker he's dismantling the agency he's reo

mick mulvaney is looking out for wall street. who's looking out for the service member? who's looking out for the grandmother? who's looking out for the wells fargo fake account scandal victims? i note thebs q the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. mr. portman: i asunanimous consent that the quorum call be the esiding offwith: t objection. mr. portman: presint, today i want to talk about new information regarding the iran nuclear deal negotiated by the obam administration. thisment i sometimes as the jcpoa or joint comprehensive plan of action. this is an agreement that was reache by the obama administration. it was voted on after the fact by andctlly a majority of members of the house and senate chose to the agreement, but not enough to be able to stop it. so it went into effect and it has gotten some plays a the president has pulled out the united s involvement in that agreement. what i'm going to talk about this ening is new information that has come from the permanent subcommittee on investigati

we'll say grace afterwards, mike, and we'll do mick and then we'll say grace. we don't have to necessarily do that in front of the cameras. ok. mick, go ahead. mr. mulvaney: i will find it hard not to make this boring, mr. president. president, a lot of folks have worked a long time, almost since you took over, to show you what -- to get you where you are today at this evening. i call this the drain the swamp cabinet meeting. i know we talked it during the campaign. you talked about it. today we're introducing the actual action that follow up on those words, to show people what we meant when we said drain the swamp. later after the press leaves, you'll hear from administrator mcmahon on the executive order dealing with civil service reform. what i want to talk about is the government reorganization. very, very briefly. when we got into this, one of the things we learned is it's been almost 100 years since anybody really reorganized the government at this type of scale. it's been since f.d.r. and his new deal when he changed how government works and we haven't c

investors will want to stay tune to fox business as maria bartiromo sets get to interview steven mnuchin, mick mulvaney and white house adviser ivanka trump and many more in washington. that's all this morning. fbn:am starts right now. ♪ ♪ gerri: good morning, it's 5:01 a.m. in new york. good morning, i'm gerri willis in for lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, everybody, i'm cheryl casone. we begin this morning with 5 people gunned down and killed in a targeted attack at the capital gazette news room in maryland, suspect in custody, jerry ramos of maryland, ramos will go before judge this morning. he had a long-held grudge suing paper for defamation over reporting of him and raising social media campaign against them. >> this person was prepared to come in and this person was prepared to shoot people, intent was to cause harm. we know that there were greats sent to gazette through social media. gerri: signs and signals that this will happen. in response to shooting police stepping up patrols and why nypd officers outside new york times and outside abc headquarters right here in new york. d

mick mulvaney has two hats on now, right, mick? you have two hats. not just one, doing great at both. office of management and budget has been good. our budget this year will be, there will be a lot of cutting. >> better. >> we want to cut mick i really more after cutter th we had to get the military through. we had $700 billion aroved for military. we needed that. in order to get that done, we had to do some things for the democrats that we would normally not do because we consider a lot of it waste, and a horror show. in order to get our military and of billion -- $6 billion for opioids which melania is heavily involved i we got that taken care of. importantly, next year, $715 billion for the military. mick, great job. this time you can start cutting. we have the military taken of so you can start really cutting. a friend of mine for the long time, administrator linda linda i was told the other day what you've done at small business is incredible. one of the real stars. and vince and myself and your family we're all proud of you, but what you have

don't we do this, we will say grace afterward and we will do mick and say grace. go ahead. >> i will try really hard to make this not boring. a lot of folks have worked a you -- to gethow you where you are today. swamp cabinet meeting. we talked about that during the campaign. today, we are introducing the actual action that is follow-up on those words. the show people what we meant when we said during the swap. after the press leaves you will hear from andrew, mr. mcmahon and the target on the executive order dealing with civil service reform. i want to talk about the government reorganization very briefly. when we got into this, one of the things we learned was it has been almost 100 years since anybody really reorganized the government. at this type of scale. it has been since fdr and his new deal. muche have not changed it since then. which means we are almost 20% and to the 21st century but we are still dealing with a government that is from the early 20th century. this leads to some bizarre results. now, because of the byzantine nature of the way that we reg

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we have gotten a note from mick mulvaney and wants to see those accounts fully restored. but it is pretty close. the two places that we have see the administration, this bill would purchase two extra lit oral ships with the administration we spent money offer and j-star program and another $00 million. minor things in the larger scope and pretty much in line with what the administration was looking for. host: reading some of your reporting, militarytimes.com, the headline. here's what the appropriators want. you quote the chair of the appropriations subcommittee, last year, we took the first big step to he rebuilding the military. what are the improved improvements to the military we see in the chairwoman's bill? >> she is talking about this idea of rebuilding the military from trump and the republicans. we are talking about healthy increases, another $16 billion and continued end strength and more soldiers and more sailors and airmen in this and seeing more investment in the accounts that started to get thinner. this goes to the issue of sequestration and budget caps and

i want to thank mick for his assistance, omb and your team has been great to work with. there's a group in the house that's ready to cut spending. >> you know, i would like you to take a look at the penny plan, because as small as it sounds, it's a very effective plan over a five-year period. if you can cut one penny out of a dollar, and then the next year, another penny out of a dollar, and i can't imagine the great secretaries that we have can't cut a little bit, but i would like you toook at that, if that's possible, and maybe mick, you can take a look at it. >> yes. >> anything to say? >> we need border security. we've got to get going. a lot of bad things are happening, and i think we're doing it in incredibly well. we have bad laws. we have the worst immigration laws in the history of the world. it's a joke. people can't believe it. other countries look at us and they say how is that possible? somebody touches our land, we now take them to a court, to a judge, they want us to choose 5,000 judges. how do you choose 5,000 judges? can you imagine the corruption just f

>> i love mick. i love what he is trying to do.f we can make the government more efficient, less bureaucratic, less enormous, that is a good thing. that is exactly what he is trying to do but to your question, i don't think, you could have a resolution that the sunrises in the east, the democrats will vote against it. if president trump or his administration is proposing it, democrats will vote against it. it leaves us in the house with frankly razor thin majority in some cases to do the heavy lifting. i suppose something we would have to do by ourselves, anticipate having to do by ourselves. david: i don't want to get too depressing, even a democrat, by some miracle we went back to the clinton administration, where they had reasonable, moderate proposals out there, there is such a army of bureaucrats and lobbyists in favor of the department of education, the budget is huge, by the way $68 billion a year, i can't think of many americans who would say education in the country is better off with that $68 billion a year. but it is lob

mick, take a look at that. anything to say? what we need is border security! a lot of bad things are happening! i think we are doing it well. we have the worst immigration laws in the history of the world! it is a joke and people cannot believe it. other countries look at us and say, "how is that possible?" they want us to choose 5000 judges. how do you choose 5000 judges? can you imagine that corruption? just from a common-sense standpoint. the barbershop and grab somebody and make somebody a judge! they want 5000 judges and it is crazy. in other countries, it is called, "you cannot come in here and you have to leave." in this country, it is insane and we have to change everything. , was saying, in south carolina i came in and i inherited some things. north korea is going well. we inherited horrible trade deals and it is going really well. the country's that -- really, i us't blame them -- i blame -- but they wanted to negotiate. you have no idea. it makes the least sense. this was a hodgepodge of laws put together over the years and we have to change it. it

we'll say grace afterwards, mike, wedo mick and then we'll say grace. we don't necessarily have to do that in front of the cameras, okay? >> i'm going to work really hard at not making this boring, mr. president. a lot of folks around this table have worked a long time, almost since you took over, to get you to where you are today at this meeting. i call this the drain the swamp cabinet meeting. >> we're going to continue to monitor this cabinet meeting, mick mulvaney, budget director, making a precipitation. we'll watch that very, very closely. you heard the president blistering the democrats going after him on the immigration policies. he says the democrats are extremists, they only want open borders and they have nothing to offer. once again, we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i want to go to our chief correspondent jim acosta. what's the news now on the day after the president signed that executive order on the day when first lady melania trump makes a visit to a holding facility for children along the bor

it's lower than what the ministration asks more so we've already got a note from omb director, mick bailey, showing that he wants to see those operations maintenance fully restored. it is pretty clear that the two places that we've already seen the ministration send a note over saying they would like to see corrected this bill would purchase two extra combat ships of purchase of over almost a billion dollars saying it's not what we asked for but it's money better spent elsewhere. they also talk about reauthorizing the program and aircraft surveillance and it's another $6 million and minor things in the larger scope that is in line with what the administration is looking for. >> reading your report military .com the article headline more troops and aircraft and here's what house appropriators belong to the fy 19 budget and you quote him as saying last year we took the big step two rebuilding the military and this is the second set. whether the proposed payments to the military we're seeing in the germans bill? >> when she said that she's talking generally about this rebuilding the military

mick mulvaney is going to be giving a little report. can you do it in front of the media. would the media like to hear mick mulvaney's report or would you find it extraordinarily boring and therefore not fit for camera? >> yes, please. >> you would like to hear it. >> yes, please. >> why don't we do this? we will say grace afterwards, mike, and we will do mic and do grace. we don't have to necessarily do that in front of the cameras. >> try very hard to make this not boring, mr. president. mr. president, a lot of folks around this table have worked a long time. almost since you took over, to show you what -- to get you where you are today at this meeting. i call this the drain the swamp cabinet meeting. i know we talked about that during the campaign and you talked about that since have you been here. today we are introducing the actual actions that follow up on those words. to show people what we meant when we said drain the swamp. later on after the press leaves, you will hear from andrew brenberg, mr. mcmahon and i think mr. hearken on the executive order dealing with c

i listen to mick mulvaney. attaboy, go for it. it's too big a the federal level.of will it happen? i would not bet on it anytime soon. >> martha: yeah. >> exactly. >> martha: this is all about protecting all the buildings and the jobs. i don't even care what party you are in. they want institution to stay strong and stay high and the real estate to stay high in the washington area with the employees. >> i don't want the real estate to stay high in washington. i'd be happier if it were cheaper. look, the question here, political will, we have a president, a congress who can't even work together on immigration legislation than 80% of americans want. so to guy's point about the political will, yes, sir. but there is also this. is it a good plan and will people feel confident that their interests are being served? remember, most of the federal government isn't here. most of the federal government is spread out across this country in office after office and region after region and state after state after state. all of that is out there. the buildings here look big but

mick mulvaney is going to be giving a little report. you can do it in front of the media. would the media like to hear mick mulvaney's report or would you find it extraordinarily boring and therefore not fit for camera? >> yes, please. >> would you like to hear it? >> yes, please. >> why don't we do this. we'll say grace afterwards. >> we are actually going t use that as an opportunity to take a bit of a break here. president trump there, weekly cabinet meeting, calling on his budget director mick mulvaney for a presentation. we will go back when the president starts to take some questions there from reporters who have assembled in the room. craig melvin here once again from mcallen, texas. you heard president trump there going on a bit about the economy, going on a bit about the bad hand he has been dealt with regards to iran, with regards to north korea as well, and, of course, with regards to mexico. all of this coming just less than a day really after president trump did an about-face on his policy of separating children from their parents as they illegally try to cros

i want to thank mick for his assistance at o.m.b. andrew team has been great to work with. president trump: i want you to look at the penny plan. as small as it sounds, it is very effective. you cut a penny out of a dollar and i cannot imagine that these secretaries cannot cut a little bit. i would like you to look at that. mick, take a look at that. anything to say? >> we need water security. we have to get going. a lot of bad things are happening. i think we are doing it well. we have bad laws we have the , worst immigration laws in the history of the world. it is a joke and people cannot believe it. other countries look at us and say, "how is that possible?" someone touches our land, we take them to court, to a judge. they want us to choose 5000 judges. how do you choose 5000 judges? can you imagine that corruption? just from a common-sense standpoint. go to the barbershop and grab somebody and make somebody a judge! they want 5000 judges and it is crazy. in other countries, it is called, "you cannot come in here and you have to leave." in this country, it is insane and

mick mulvaney is doing a report, you can do it in front of the media.ld the media like to hear mick mulvaney's report or find it extraordinarily boring and not fit for camera. >> yes, please. >> would you like to hear it? >> yes. >> we'll say grace afterwards, mike, and we'll do mick and say grace, we don't necessarily have to do that after cameras. >>e it hard to make it not boring, mr. president. a lot of folks will have worked a long time, almost since you took over to show you, to get you where you are today at this meeting. i call that the drain the swamp cabinet meeting. we talked about that during the campaign, since you've been here. today, we're introducing the actual actions that follow up on those words, to show people what we meant when we said drain the swamp. later after the press leads, you will hear from andrew and mr. mcmahon and mr. hargan on the executive order dealing with civil service reform. what i want to talk about is the government reorganization, very, very briefly. when we got into this, one of the things we learned is it's b

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a live interview with white house budget director mick mulvaney talking trade regulation and more.o a deal. disney's said to be nearing u.s. antitrust approval for its 71 billion dollar deal for 21st century fox's entertainment assets. a huge flow to comcast. comcast.to let's check the major averages. we are seeing u.s. stocks on better footing. we are seeing it returned to the markets with the doubt going flat. that is after successions of losses while the s&p 500 is up 3/10 of 1%. real estate and tech are up. telecom and materials not doing great. the nasdaq is adding to that all-time high. i'm talking about a good day for u.s. stocks. canada, not too bad. amanda: look at us now. our dollar not doing well amid trade tensions. the canadian stock exchange is tracking to close at her record. it is in record territory. if it closes above 16,000 413, that is a new territory for this one. one reason today, canada took a legalizing to cannabis for recreational use. a crucial vote in parliament passed. here's a look out cannabis stocks have performed. think theylue, some are overvalued.

martha mick sally -- martha mcsally. i hear martha is doing very well in the great state of arizona. don bacon. jason lewis. cathy mcmorris rodgers. representative neal dunn. representative elise alton. julia brownley. i assume we have a couple others -- anybody i did not announce? you want to stand? you deserve it. thank you all very much, really, it has been incredible. [applause] finally, i want to thank the veterans service organizations that helped us push the legislation across the finish line. whenever i spoke, this was one of the most important things. it was something i got the biggest hand for. people want to take care of our great vets. four years ago our entire nation was shocked and outraged by stories of the v.a. system plagued by abuse, fraud, and mistry smith -- mistreatment of our veterans. there was nothing they could do about it. the people that worked there couldn't take care of the bad people. with us are many brave veterans who endured that injustice. including steve cooper and laura vellar, they se

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hey,>> when you think of mick jagger, what do you think of? scene" noticed that jagger leaves corny comments on his 19 ye-year-old son's instagram photos. what a dad right there. looks like fun, ha. that's from mick jagger. then, a post of the sunset. that's what his son wrote. dad writes, cool pic. and his son is at the beach, mick jagger writes, watch out for the water. social media users were loving the comments here. patrick writes, can you imagine being, uh, dad, shut up, to the guy that wrote "jumping jack flash." these should be added to the rolling stone exhibit. lucas does the same thing to his dad when his dad posts pictures. mick jagger posts this picture. and lucas chimes in, scute. using some heart emojis. lucas is the second-youngest of jagger's eight happy to see that even though he's a rock star god, he is good for dorky dad moments, as we all are. >> it's your voice reading the post that makes that. >> well, thank you very much. >> all dads are the same. >> i know. it's so cute. >> sex, drugs and emojis. >> and some cargo shor

i heard mick mulvaney everyone who wants a job has one. we hear about the economy. we do hear about it. the economy is strong. is there a risk with everyone who wants a job has one? this president won by voicing the frustration of people under employed and left behind? >> trump's argument is when the economy is doing well, a lot of people are suffering. he is ignoring his argument. for a lot of his supporters, they will stand by him regardless of how they are feeling economically. >> why? >> they love him. they passionate about who he is as a leader. they are passionate about the arguments he makes on social and culture issues. they are angry about a lot of the rest of the country and the rest of the politics. they are willing to put aside feelings of their pocketbook and move forward with the republican ticket. >> i want to ask about surprising comments from joe manchin in 30 minutes. he may be open to supporting trump in 2020. we will see you in 20 minutes. >>> the president paying a visit to fema for a briefing on the hurricane season. not a word of the new death

mick mulvaney. he has two hats on now, right, mick? two hats. you're doing great at both. office of management and budget has been good and our budget this year will be a lot of cutting. because we want to cut. ore a cutter but we had get the military through. we had to do some things for democrats that we don't normally do. we consider a lot of it waste. in order to get our military and $6 billion for opioid. which melanias so heavily involved in. we got that taken care of. next year, $716 billion for military. great job. this time you can start cutting. we have our military taken care of. you can start really cutting. a friends of mine for a long time, linda mcmahon. i was just being told the other day wha youe done in small business has been incredible. one of the real stars. vince and myself and your family, we're all proud of you. what you done is fantastic. so much work. people don't realize your small business is -- it's a massive business. you add it up, the numbers are not small business. they're bigger than just about any company you can think of. congratulations

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mick mulvaney does not mess around. >> bret: okay chuck? winner is jack phillips who wants a cake bakery in colorado. the supreme port by a vote of 7-2 this week said he did not have to bake a cake for a couple if it violated his religious beliefs. i think he is the winner in that case. the ruling, though, it doesn't seem like it will anticipate all the other permutations so that issue remains open. my loser has to be the western alliance. this has been a rough week for the unity of the g7 and the feuds that are going on openly between formerly very close countries like the united states and canada, are frankly, shocking, for those of us who have been following these meetings over the years. it's not like nothing i've seen before, not good news for the stability of that group. >> tom: the winner this week is the democrats. they avoided disaster on tuesday, they were in jeopardy of being shut out from all these house races and they manage to get a candidate and all those races so that keeps the hope alive for potential house take over in nov

white house budget director mick mulvaney and mike pence's chief of staff, nick ayres. >>> next to the cup coverage. we haven't been able to nail the world cup music. ♪ >> okay. i like it. >> now that we've dropped the beat, let's get to the action. >> speaking of action, first, colombia heads to the knockout round. what is this? >> the wave? >> it's not the wave. the snake? >> they did that thing, whatever they call that thing. >> senegal goes home. another african country gone. >> best of luck to them next time. >> over to belgium against england. he hits a rocket with his left foot. both sides were already moving on. i don't think they care that much about this game, but that was still a nice goal. >> the most important part about that game is this, from the belgian player who almost knocked himself out, oh! after the goal there. [ laughter ] >> oh, my god. he whacks the ballffhed tois he's going to feel that tomorrow. that's embarrassing. >> hope he's okay, right? >> yeah. >> okay. >> i like the music. >> yeah? >> yeah. >> we found music that kendis likes. >> it is really like stoc

so aer is ram mick bowl has a permanent marker. you have a sponge. >> this isn't going to work? will work. it's magic. >> oh my goodness, it's coming off. >> look how fast. >> it's not permanent. >> i clearly need a whole bunch of these in my house. i have children and permanent marker. why am i so far behind? >> but how? i don't get it. >> there are so many things you can do with these melamine sponges. go to our mobile app. you will find all the magic tricks you need there. >> this brave girl will take a chance. >> she wants to go on. >> oh, yeah. >> see if little on over to rightthisminute.com, you can check it out on our mobile app. >> little kids are always in such a rush to grow up. >> in this case, she is living it up. she wants to go on a big rock him she's on aientleer roller coaster with her mum. she is just like so happy she's made this decision, made this commitment. but now -- >> aaahhh >> though that smile has become a look of concern. >> scary! >> now she's a little bit scared. >> after a while, she asks. >> is it over? >> no. >> oh, my god! >> i got to give her c

along with the office of management and budget director mick mulvaney. and we have an extended preview of my exclusive one-on-one interview with president trump. that interview airs sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on "sunday morning futures" and monday morning at 6:00 a.m. on fox business network on "mornings with maria." here are the big headlines this week. reporter: another rocky week for the markets. despite a late-week rally by nike, jp more dan and goldman sachs. the markets finishing in the red in part from trade concerns. despite a strong month, consumer stocks and real estate raising rates for the second time this year. trade concerns causing the mark totes finish mixed this week. oil prices hitting a 3 1/2 year high. president trump was in wisconsin this week to break ground on foxconn's facility that could employ 50,000 people. he took a shot at milwaukee-based company harley davidson after they announced they will move some of their production overseas because of the president's trade policies. the court dealt a devastating blow to organized lab

mick mulvaney, controlling the consumer financial protection bureau, has rolled back the oversight of payday lenders. ryan zinke, interior secretary, has pushed more off-shore areas to risky oil and gas drilling. esident trp has en wor to weaken the consumer product at makes sure thatoaersagency don't explode. he has nominated a new chair who has opposed safety protections for table saws and nominated a new commissioner who defended companies that knowingly, knowingly sold all-terrain vehicles that tipped over and crushed children to death. i could keep going on, but these examples make one thing clear. president trump and his team ve embarked on an aggressive effort to kill the rules that protect the american people from corporate predators. ok. now is the part where we need to state the obvious. no. i don't think every regulation is good. sometimes regulators get it wrong. sometimes old rules need updating. sometimes rules should be eliminated outright, and the corruption of ourulemaking process now runs so deep that sometimes rules get perverted into government-sponsored protection

we have gotten a note from mick mulvaney and wants to see those operations and maintenance accounts fully restored. but it is pretty close. the two places that we have see note administration send a over saying they would like to see corrected, this bill would purchase two extra lit oral ships with the administration we saying it's not what they asked for, and it's money better spent elsewhere. minor things in the larger scope of this and pretty much in line with what the administration was looking for. host: reading some of your previewing the debate for next week, militarytimes.com, you quote the chair of the appropriations subcommittee on defense, kay granger, saying last year, we took the first big step to he rebuilding the military. order the proposed improvements we are seeing in the chairwoman's bill yet the >> she is talking about this idea of rebuilding the military we have heard so much from trump and the republicans. we are talking about healthy increases, another $16 billion and continued end strength and growth, so we will see more soldiers and more sailors and more airmen in

well, according sources, the possibilities include mick null veinie.conway says if general kelly is planning on leaving, he hasn't told her. >> i don't understand why they always focus on one thing. it seems to come up once every few months. here you have confirmation yesterday from the president that it's all news to them. it may be fun for folks to learn the intricacy of policy. as far as i know, john kelly is staying. he hasn't said anything to me. >>> and trump tries to talk france into leaving the european union. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. so don't wait. call now to request your free decision guide. it co

i hope you ask mick mulvaney this question. as i understood at the time, the president was trying to give a pep rally for the members themselves who needed bucking up and public support to keep going. don't think that was exactly the motivation for that. that the president wanted to take a victory lap. mr. anton: there was a strategic side to what he did there. mr. hayes: he is coming close to declaring premature victory on isis. my concern is he goes this summit, whatever comes out of it, we can be certain that the president is going to say this is a breakthrough, he has done something no other president ever has done. [speaking simultaneously] mr. anton: he is doing something the president has ever done if he talks to the leader of north korea. mr. hayes: is that a victory? mr. anton: i think his language on the north korean front has been sober and responsible so far. he has talked about willingness to walk away. he has said i think the meeting would be great if it were to happen but if it doesn't that's ok. mr. hayes: he al

. >> mick. >> thanks for spending part of your day with us. we appreciate it.inute.com. catch the that is quite the grill. congrats to him. and a long-time capitals fan had a special view. 90-year-old grace cohen has had season tickets since the team's first season back in 1974. >> monday night she watched game four from the owner's box. he sent her a fedex box with two tickets and the message to grace cohen, the best hockey fan ever. >> she's such a bandwagon fan. >> she's just joining now that they're good. come on grace. >> since 1974. >> come on. >> hopefully she gets to see them. -- them win it all. >>> coming up in the skinny, mariah carey lives up to her rep as an ultimate diva as she reveals whether she takes a bath in milk. >>> and more bachelors are packing. but first, a look at today's forecast. >>> "world news now" weather, sponsored by omaha steaks. make the most of a few minutes with ky natural feeling with aloe vera your hair is so soft! did you use head and shoulders two in one? i did mom. wanna try it? yes. it intensely moisturizes your hair an

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