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guest this evening joining us for more arkansas governor former republican presidential candidate mike huckabee it's good to have you here and i'd hire your constraints. i know the excitement that you must feel and having been selected here on "lou dobbs tonight." >> lou what that does is affirm that your audience is the best informed of the most intelligent audience in all of television and last night they demonstrated it. what else can i say? lou: i think that's appropriate humility on your part and by the way we think you are exactly correct. we join you in the whole notion. >> i was going to say humility hasn't worked really against anybody or for anybody this time. actually the opposite of that. it's been working very well in this election season. >> i think on this anniversary donald trump, many of those that you are referring to humble would suit them. how's that? >> perhaps so. let's put it this way a lot of us were humbled by the process of having run against donald trump so whatever we were going and we certainly have been humbled coming out. lou: never one to give up on a theme speak

mike huckabee is on the phone. good to talk to you governor.ow similar are the concerns of the exit folks over there? you have been talking to a lot of them. with the anti-establishment folks here in the u.s. >> david, i think there is almost a mirror application. what's driving the sentiment here in the uk is just unrestricted immigration. people feel they are losing their country, their culture. i don't have to tell you the brits are a proud people. they love their country. they love that you are traditions. they love their language and they feel like they are losing all of those things. because under the eu anyone can come in and nobody can tell them no. and they are seeing vast amounts of people. here is what i want to be clear about. when people say these things they don't want to be on the record. just like it is in the u.s. it is a quick way to being called racist or xenophobe if you say anything about immigration. but privately people are saying it is time for this to stop. >> well governor it is more -- is it not more than immigration?

mike huckabee, good to have you with us. >> thank you lou good to talk to.ou: on wall street today stock stabilized with fears easing or racing yesterday's losses. the dow jones industrials up to 69 points in times and the s&p gained 36 and the nasdaq of nearly 100 times hundred points, up 97. the european markets also moving higher. how about that, up 2.5% a reminder listen to my reports three times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. up next on trump insists he will put the american worker first. >> localization has made the financial lead to donate to politicians very very wealthy. i used to be one of them but has left millions of our workers with nothing but poverty and heartache. former presidential candidate media mogul if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. i'm in charge of it all. business expenses, so i've been snapping photos o

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megyn. >>> joining us now, governor mike huckabee. served as a campaign strategist. good to see you both. let me start with you, we have done a fair amount of investigating into because this came up at the third presidential debate. let's start with the, it was all grand, everyone was happy and these people signed good reviews. the truth is the director of operations for trump university said at least 32% of the students demanded and got refunds. so there is no possible way that 98% of students were happy with trump university. why did the trump camp keep telling us that? >> it may be 98% of the people who went through the course not those that dropped out. >> no no -- >> i've seen some of these people -- >> right, and they got their money back. that's part of the thing, what amazes me is that today hillary clinton is going out there and trying to lecture donald trump about fraud. this is like peewee herman trying to lecture james bond on masculinity. >> queen of fraud. congratulations. >> queen of fraud. there you go. >> stu. >> i gi

former arkansas governor mike huckabee will soon be out of $25,000 after using survivor's eye of the tiger at a campaign rally. huckabee played the song back in september when kim davis the kentucky county clerk who was jailed for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses was released. the song's cowriter says he doesn't like mixing rock 'n' roll and politics and that no one bothered to ask for his permission. >>> finally this morning a throwback scene in new york yesterday so take a look at this as a man in a cowboy hat down a new york city bridge on horseback with a police patrol car following behind. he's holding the reins of a second on his right. the man's name is todd and he travels the country to raise awareness for childhood hunger. traffic was backed up but for a good cause. he was issued citations for trespassing and impeding traffic. good cause. that does it for me and "way too early." coming up on "morning joe" hillary clinton and elizabeth warren on the same stage together for the first time. warren relishing her role as attack dog against donald trump. we're going to

we have governor mike huckabee here on that. >>> plus, new evidence of failure during hillary clinton's tenure at the state department as we hear about a major donor to the clinton foundation. a donor you see here. is this another case of pay for play involving the clintons? >>> and the bombshell report claiming the presumptive democratic nominee is benefitting from manipulated google serves. we're on it. >> the intention is clear, google is burying potential searches for terms that could have hurt hillary clinton ♪ what are you doing? sara, i love you, and... [phone rings] ah, it's my brother. keep going... sara, will you marry... [phone rings again] what do you want, todd???? [crowd cheering] keep it going!!!! if you sit on your phone, you butt-dial people. it's what you do. todd! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. i know we just met like, two months ago... yes! [crowd cheering] [crowd cheering over phone] mary buys a little lamb. one of millions of orders on this company's servers. accessible by thousands of suppliers

former republican candidate mike huckabee weighing in on the democratic mess coming up. >> if we can't win here in california, win in south dakota, north dakota, montana, new mexico, do well in new jersey, we're going to go into that convention with enormous momentum! [cheering] poor mouth breather. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. it's how you stay connected. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you get an industry leading broadband network and cloud and hosting services. centurylink. your link to what's next. melissa: making their voices heard. from sea to shining sea. biggest price the golden state of california. intense final day of campaigning for hillary clinton and bernie sanders as they fight for 475 delegates in california. fox business's blake burman in brooklyn, new york,. what a day, blake. >> hi, there, melissa. i bet you it is probably 75 and sunny in california too. doesn't look

here is governor mike huckabee. former governor of arkansas, former presidential candidate. a fox news contributor. mike, i think the biggest issue is the one donald trump and hillary clinton are focusing on this week which we just touched on which is trade. a lot of foreign, a lot of business people here in the united states depend on their foreign sales for revenue. they are concernedded that donald trump would one way or another dry up some of that revenue. how does he get them over on his side? or does he not worry about that? >> i'm not sure that he has to worry about it. although quite frankly, if they would look at it from the big-picture perspective they would know that donald trump, as a business person, is a whole lot more likely to understand the concerns of business people than hillary clinton ever will be. the only business she has ever conducted is shaking down business people for political contributions and maybe the reason that they, sort of favor her is they know if they grease the palm, they will pretty much get what they want. david: we're looking at, we'r

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former governor of arkansas and fox contributor mike huckabee says the fbi simply dropped the ball. >were more red flags at a chinese military parade. somehow one of the co-workers four times tried to tell people this guy is trouble. the employers and supervisors said don't rock the boat. the president will rock the boat when it comes to telling states they have to have transgender rest rooms. they will invade people's privacy when you wire tapped him and his parents. this is an administration that doesn't want to offend muslims. they will offend everybody in america except the muslim population. the question is why? they prosecuted whitey bulger's girlfriend she went down for 21 months in prison. this is stunning. >> take him out. that's what dozens of u.s. officials are calling on the obama administration said to do. they want targeted military strikes in order to assess a cease fire and have peace talks. they are pushing for the action. >> a navy seal facing murder charges for allegedly beating and stabbing a man to death. it happened about an hour after the two were involved in a

for temporary ban on allowing muslims into the united states but is a former arkansas governor mike huckabee points out this proposal similar to israel's immigration policy, and interview with an israeli radio station mike huckabee says, quote, muslims don't get to come to israel without some clearance so it is not unusual. everybody acts what trump has said is so amazing is his real. you don't have open borders to muslims here. similar security measures, has it come to that? the president of islamic forum for democracy, just quoting you, on the program we were talking about the need for muslims to start to change, you have been a big proponent of that but turning to this other subject it feels like there has to be some change. it has to come soon because if not there are serious risks that everything you hear from donald trump could get multiplied in coming years if we don't deal with this problem. >> you are so right. these things are all interrelated which is why you need a few candidates that have a unifying vision the way they look at america and the way they look at the world. what is

governor mike huckabee former presidential candidate endorsing donald trump. in one of those videos we just and anti-trump protester was burning the american flag. sheriff david clarke from milwaukee counties with me. sheriff welcome back. we are always happy to have you here. what is your reaction is somebody who is in charge of the law enforcement team when you see things like this? >> first of all the word pro-test continues to slip into these conversations. you know as well as i do this is organized violence. this is a system of intimidation and criminality. i'm tired of seeing the footage of trump supporters and other people who are engaging in constitutionally protected activity to participate in a rally in a democratic state to choose the next president of united states. this is a civil rights violation. why isn't loretta lynch dispatching civil rights lawyers to investigate these violations? probably because she has them all looking at the police and the city of chicago and baltimore and milwaukee. but they say this is a law enforcement executive your

governor mike huckabee with me tomorrow. join us. good night from new york.dy: thank you and thank lou always. i continue to watch and marvel at the bad reaction to terrorist attacks in orlando here the president's defensive apologist and angry speech doesn't sit well with me. what could have been a glorious moment took on the nerves of jittery americans and brought the whole country together a context perspective and soothing. instead an indignant lecture that needlessly politicize tragedy. >> we now have proposals from the presumptive republican nominee for president of the united states to bar all muslims

joining me in moments, governor mike huckabee, who is a former presidential candidate of course and a fox news contributor, and mark hannah a former campaign aide to president obama. but first let's go to trace gallagher, who has the back story on this whole thing. hi trace. >> reporter: hi martha. after years of identifying as white, in 1984, elizabeth warren contributed recipes to a native american cookbook called powwow chow claiming she was cherokee. then from 1985 to 1995, warren identified as a native american in the association of american law school's desk book. that's a directory of law professors. if fact when warren was a harvard law professor, the university was criticized for not having enough diversity on the faculty. the school defended itself by touting warren's lynnage. the senator strongly rejects any accusation that she benefited by identifyings a minute ort, saying things like it's always been part of her family story. and remember this? watch. >> i still have a picture on my mantle at home, and it's a picture my mother had before that a picture of my grandfather.

former 2016 gop presidential candidate, governor mike huckabee. i'm not surprised about the mainstream media. we all know about that. but laura, what do you make of the $42 million now that hillary is going to spend attacking trump? i mean, the narrative seems to be clear. they're going to try and say donald trump doesn't have the temperament to be the president of the united states. they don't want to seem to run on issues in any way. >> no. hillary clinton goes out today and tries to make this big case about how trump doesn't know anything about the economy. that trump can't be trusted with the economy. the levers of the economy. and i'll remind everybody that at the beginning of 2009, barack obama promised this new era of economic growth and expansion under stimulus 1, then of course there was son of stimulus, then they promised that obamacare was going to help with the economy and the costs would go down. all of that was a lie. all of that was the redistribution of wealth. none of it had any impact on growth. if they knew how to fix the econom

. >>> former presidential candidate mike huckabee is paying a $25,000 settlement for campaign music thathe had no right to use. the republican was sued for playing the song "eye of the tiger" at a rally last year for kim davis, the kentucky clerk who refused to issue same-sex marriage licenses. huckabee first argued that the rally was a religious one, so he could use the song free. he later claimed the event as a campaign expense. >>> despite a victory in the supreme court, abortion activists say if could take years for clinics shut down by restrictions in texas to re-open. the supreme court struck down the texas law on abortion clinics yesterday. the rules require doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals. it forced clinics to meet ç hospital-like standards for outpatient surgery. the supreme court called the restrictions medically unnecessary and unconstitutional. the supreme court decision is prompting action in pennsylvania. of montgomery wants to appeal a 2011 law which requires abortion clinics to comply with safety regulations of outpatient su

speeche he was to give a , there may be a blip about ted cruz, about mike huckabee. primarily the focus was on donald trump. >> who is responsible for where we are at this point? >> he said give us control of congress, we are going to cut the size of government and restore republican values. then they came back and said we can't do it without the senate. the republican party has been .otally demoralized donald trump has tapped into that. i don't believe he would ever to any of those things anyway, but he has taken advantage of this settlement. republican leadership is now leading the charge with donald trump. quite interesting. this is all about the fair use of the republican party. is guy who is responsible donald trump himself. in terms of the explosion of this grassroots movement to free up the delegates. a phone call tonight from donald trump, he is going to give a speech saying on monday he wants to know what he should say. what would you tell him? i would say cast a vision, a vision we can trust and can execute on. one that is going to be conservative, it is go

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joining us is mike huckabee, governor mike huckabee.hat sounded like an effective pushback against trump. what say you? >> i don't think so. i told megyn kelly last night that having hillary clinton try to go after donald trump for fraud is like pee-wee herman going off james bond and teaching him about the art of masculinity. for heaven's sake, hillary clinton has plenty of things to worry about and i don't think that this is having any effect at all and i think it's going to roll past trump. stuart: here is another problem for trump, as i see it. he really needs unity at the convention. but so far, you know, he can't get those name brand republicans to show up and he's attacked the chair of the republican governor's association, susanna martinez, governor of new mexico. should he be doing that? >> look, if we talked about what someone should be doing, donald trump has violated every kind of protocol that normally would happen, but guess what? he is the undisputed presumptive nominee, he's going to go into that convention as our nomine

. >>> former presidential candidate mike huckabee is paying a $25,000 settlement for campaign music thathe had no right to use. the republican was sued for playing the song "eye of the tiger" at a rally last year for kim davis, the kentucky clerk who refused to issue same-sex marriage licenses. huckabee rallied it was a religious one so he could use the song free. he later claimed the event as a campaign expense. >>>ç the house committee investigating the 2012 benghazi tragedy will issue its final report. four americans were killed, including the ambassador to libya. the committee's probe into responsibility for those deaths required testimony from hillary clinton who was secretary of state at the time. >>> these days as the presumptive democratic nominee, hillary clinton is getting a jolt of support from senator elizabeth warren. they campaigned together for the first time. warren is popular with progressives, many of whom supported clinton's democratic rival, bernie sanders. here's clinton's reaction after the massachusetts senator took aim at donald trump. >> and i must say, i do jus

governor mike huckabee is here with us. and that follows the trend of the last few polls.ou make of this race? >> it's way, way too seller to start seeing anything of it being settled in concrete. at this point in 1980, jimmy carter was wiping ronald reagan out. in the year 2000, it was al gore. year 2004 john kerrie was going to beat george w. bush. so all we have is this little snapshot. what happens over the next few weeks and particularly from the convention forward is what's going to matter. right now polls are interesting but they're not very revealing. connell: right and the understood fair point. you're right. the historical precedence there. the trend, though, has not been donald trump's friend the last couple of weeks and there have been what many described as unforced errors by mr. trump. i don't know if you would agree and if that's what you think is going on with cory lewandowski out as campaign manager. >> well, one of the that thing teaches us is donald trump is a man and he has folks that served him well but not serving him as well as he wants them to, he l

former presidential candidate mike huckabee. farmer hillary clinton's chief strategist mark penn joining us. plus the candidate himself, dr. ben carson mowbray and. stay with us right here. hillary clinton made history ase presidential nomination with a major political party last night. clinton clinches the nomination after winning the state frame is a jersey, and the divine south dakota. bernie sanders takes north dakota and montana last night. california has yet to decide a winner. the latest poll shows clinton is very much in the lead. the loss puts new pressure on bernie sanders to drop out of the race. the vermont senator says he refuses to step aside. clinton spent last night celebrating her victory at a rally in new york. >> at a time in our nation's history that a woman will be a major party nomination. [cheers and applause] i know it never feels good to pitch your heart into a cause or a candidate you believe and ann to come up short. i know that feeling well. >> i am pretty good at arithmetic and i know that by side in

taking up this year of trump trying to make america great again with former arkansas governor, mike huckabee. he join us as among our guest here in tonight's broadcast. >> today that debate put on hold after a british mp was shot and stabbed and killed by a 52 years old garner, jo cox argued f for -- joining me tonight to talk to us about much more is mark dubowitz and kt mcfarland. let me ask you both, it was as bit to hear john brennan of his approach while contradicting the president himself on the issue of the islamic state and its threat. kt. >> john brennan is somebody who does not like the contradict the president. the fact that he's doing it means that he's spooked. former officials in the intelligence community, they know their stuffn the pipelines and they know things are going happen and they want to get out in front of it so they don't get blamed for it. >> mark, your thoughts? >> it is really refreshing to have the cia director and the fbi director and the folks in the intelligence committee actually telling the truth when the political in the white house has been reassuring for

details ahead here joining me all morning to break it down, presidential candidate himself, mike huckabee with us this morning. catastrophe >> caller: sonar on ox news correspondent cheryl casone. great to have you. just back from the u.k. >> just last night i got out. maria: did you feel in the air what's happening? absolutely. i was in liverpool bay from the financial center of london. even better because there's a working-class area and in that part of london there is so much anticipation about it and then just me or shock when results came in. maria: we want to hear more about the trip here this morning i can assign that. lots of nuts or analyst and four-star general check-in will join us at the heritage foundation was the more. former member john brown with us in fox's senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. minister of economics that angela merkel also with us on the fallout this morning and this idea we could be a second referendum. u.k. prime minister david cameron had to address the parliament this morning announcing his resignation last week calling for decision to exit

included two sons of preachers, ted cruz and scott w a former preacher and successful governor mike huckabee. this was a very strong and deep field. and i think he has connected with them. and i think there were two things that really jumped out to me today. i have a relationship with donald trump. we have been friends for seven years. i like him. i consider him a friend. i was neutral in the primaries but there were two things that i any really made a difference to leaders today who still needed to hear some things and have some concerns addressed. the first was when he talked about ending the irss and the internal revenue codes, a death penalty and strict prohibition on churches being involved in civic activities. right now, if a church or liberty university or a major ministry like franklin's or somebody else's spends one dime making a statement in the civic arena, they can have their entire tax exempt status revoked. many major ministries have been subject to harassment by the irs, to invasive audits, to ultimately harassment, and he said that he would repeal that prohibition and replace

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governor chris christie, rudy giuliani, newt gingrich, mike huckabee, senator jeff sessions all makingthe list. and follow me on twitter @lou dobbs and like me on facebooking follow us an instagram @"lou dobbs tonight". lou dobbs.com. we will show you video. roll the video now. one throws the -- thrillseeker stopping at nothing for better yoga surroundings and look at that. i have to tell you i salute that fellow. my gosh. a daredevil steeps a -- nothing but his bare hands and a lot of guts. the peerless clime captured on video by his friend using a drone. that's a pretty good operation. up next speaker paul ryan claims his motives for speaking out against donald trump. >> i'm going to keep being who i am and i'm going to speak out from things were think it's needed where our principles need to be defended and i'm going to keep doing that. i hope it's not necessary at the last thing i want to see is another democrat in the white house. lou: if anybody believes any of that crock mr. ryan is the subject of my commentary once again. coming up next. my business was built with passion... bu

governor mike huckabee with me tomorrow. join us. good night from new york. kennedy: thank you and thank lou always. i continue to watch and marvel at the bad reaction to terrorist attacks in orlando here the president's defensive apologist and angry speech doesn't sit well with me. what could have been a glorious moment took on the nerves of jittery americans and brought the whole country together a context perspective and soothing. instead an indignant lecture that needlessly politicize tragedy. >> we now have proposals from the presumptive republican nominee for president of the united states to bar all muslims from immigrating to america. we her language is singled out immigrants and suggests entire religious communities are complicit in violence. had the president's point over an inability to use the term radical islam. >> what exactly would using this label accomplish? what exactly would change? kennedy: pick me. for one that would show you understand that terrorists are motivated by a form of religion you know well but is done almost nothing to explain

mike huckabee told making catalyst that clinton should not be the person giving advice. >> what amazesthis is like pew wee herman trying to lecture james bond on the art of masculinity. hillary is the queen of fraud. maria: breaking up or nikon snf in california. two police officers were shot during a traffic stop. the gunmen holed up inside a home. the latest news a

and former governor mike huckabee said i believe in law and order. i also believe in using facts rather than fear when creating policy. and i believe in fiscal responsibility. right now, our criminal justice system is failing us in all three camps. republicans and democrats from across the political spectrum have come together because they realize that our failures to fix this system have simply cost us too much already. everyone knows that the first rule of holes is that when you find yourself in one, stop digging. that's why this amendment is so frustrating, because it seeks to dig us deeper in a hole. look at the financial costs we're already paying. in 2012, the average american taxpayer was contributing hundreds of dollars a year on corrections expenditures, including incarceration, monitoring and rehabilitation of prisoners. a report from the center of economic and policy research concluded that in 2008 alone, formerly incarcerated people's employment losses, keeping people in for decades and decades, costs our economy the equivalent of 1.5 mil

former governor and presidential candidate mike huckabee is with me now. thank you so much for being here, though starting with a sad tappic. what do you make of differences in language, difference of approach and what we assume to be a difference in policy for fighting terrorism? >> deirdre, it shows that clear contrast between the presidential candidates and choice voters have. if you think we're going to defeat terrorism by diplomacy and winning hearts and minds and bringing people together at a table and sitting down talking then hillary is your girl. but if you honestly believe these are savages that only understand one thing, that is brute force, you better vote for donald trump because that is the only way we'll be able to defeat these animals do the most horrendous and horrible things to innocent humanitarian beings and in cold blood murder people for the sport of it. deirdre: governor, you had responsibility of course for an entire state. you were willing to take responsibility for the country. if you could offer one piece of advice to the next pr

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mike huckabee is live from teleavooef this morning.have awe problem with him note calling it islamic radical terrorism? >> i do. we have to face the realities that we are at war with isis and with all of islamism. the fact that these continue and it doesn't matter whether they use guns or pipe bombs, the attack comes from the same source, radical islam, they want to kill us. i was glad to see bill nenlson said it's time to declare war against isis. we have to stop airplanes, he said, we've got to declare war against those who are trying to kill us. and i think that the president has become as i said, president oblivious and it's time for him to face reality. he did use the word terror, but he said as if it was a hate crime. look, every act of terror is hate, but not every act of hate is terror. when terror happens, which is what this is. it's all about somebody's ideology and this guy clearly by saying he was happy to do it for isis, isis took responsibility, there's no ambiguity here, we know why this guy acted as he did by his own wo

reaction now from former arkansas governor and republican presidential candidate mike huckabee. are you surprised? at these numbers? >> not really. i'm not surprised because america's divide it. and keep in mind a lot of what mare hears from the mainstream media is an overemphasis, we need gun control, gun control, gun control. but it wasn't guns that killed people at the boston marathon. think sometimes people forget that the common denominator in a terrorist attack is not the weapon. it's a person with intent. and whether it's a shoe or a bomb stuffed in underwear, whether it's a pressure cooker, a gun, no matter what the weapon is, a knife, the common denominator is not the weaponry. the common denominator is a radicalized islamic jihaddist who is going to use whatever instrument possible to kill us. >> let's follow that up and ask the question. this always guy who had been investigated multiple time biz the february e fbi for terrorism. a goo who i was watching jihadi propaganda on his mobile devices, and this is a guy whose father had sworn allegiance to ow much does a guy