and mike murphy republican strategist, also an msnbc and nbc political news analyst.ike murphy, i know you were tweeting the president's speech tonight, which i was not able to watch in total. what did i miss? >> well, you know it's funny. i don't watch a lot of them, but i knew i'd be talking tonight so i chained myself to the tv. and i felt like psychiatrists must feel which is can i send a bill to anybody for listening to this. he's in such a bubble of narcissism. he played some of the old hits, scratched all the cable news itches from things he's seen that might have offended him. he went in circles. i think the only significant political thing we've seen the crushing of facts and make believe word, and the press is the enaemy of the people. i did see, when he rolled into the material of the trade war, he got applause but it was weaker. it seemed like the energy left and that's probably because the largest bmw plant in the world is 100 miles from where his rally was in south carolina. so it's interesting even the core of his core didn't seem to buy that, which is

even though it's only a small number of cases. >> and mike murphy, what also plays into this is whenhe president keeps saying the mueller probe is a witch hunt, and they're out to get him, and misstating what the mueller probe is all about, that demonization of the mueller investigation plays into this fear and concern among the core supporters that there's an attempt to nullify the election and go after him unfairly. how does that play out many the midterms, or is it too early to tell? >> i think it's probably too early to tell. it's tribal politics we have now. so anything that gives either side an ability to preach a victimization message internally helps the tribe get more excited. it's amazing to me that for a president who built his brand on strength, they sure whine a lot. i do believe when you imitate trump's behavior, you surrender to it. so personalizing all this as tempting as it may be, the people who find the trump administration offensive as i do, even as a republican, is not a good political tactic. that said, as a consultant for many years, i never believed in these w

. >>> i believe we have mike murphy now, republican strategist, joining us. he was an advisor to george w. bush. mitt romney. john mccain, among others. mike, curious about the politics on this. let me put the person tags i think we wi put the interpretation you hear. in this mid-term election year there's been an enthusiasm gap, democrats mobilized to the hilt. election day, circled, can't wait to get out the vote. from the republican side, more of a question mark there. but if you throw into the middle of this a robert bork-like supreme court fight into the middle of the summer, maybe into the fall, there it is, that's the thing that could motivate republican voters equal to where democrats are. do you think there is anything to that? >> i think there is something to it. it is already a red-hot election. i think president trump has done a pretty good job of getting more casual democratic voters who tend to only vote in presidential years to do what they normally don't do, which is ebb gau engage in an off year. we've seen that in special elections. my guess

what do you think about that, mike murphy? >> it's crazy.win this weekend as shinnecock hills? >> rickie fowler has a great shot and i also like jason bay. maria: what about tiger? >> tigers going to be in the hunt for a good while. i wouldn't be surprised late sunday. anonymously, 156 golfers in the field. jared max will see tomorrow. catch sports reports on fox news headlines 20 for seven or sirius xm radio 115. when we come back from investigation answers. inspector general for hillary clinton's private e-mail server is due out today after a lot of waiting. what to expect and what i could say about fired at the director jim comey. that is next right here. plus residents twitter storm after the cancellation of her show. bush is saying now about her controversial comment up next. ♪ [music playing] (vo) from day one, we always came through for our customers. it's how we earned your trust. until... we lost it. today, we're renewing our commitment to you. fixing what went wrong. and ending product sales goals for branch bankers. so we can focu

groseclose capital ceo mike murphy and editorial page editor james freeman is here. great to see you. >> good morning. happy to be here. dagen: i would tell you what people are asking me in the street, at the doctor's office. all the headlines are about trade in the disruptive trump administration. so why are the markets are obese and that these gauges hitting new record highs. speaking event for myself, i think people out there working in jobs like doctors, lawyers, farmers come a day a better understanding of what president trump is trying to do on trade. train to the market is getting more comfortable with his approach. >> it is funny when you read news headlines that they will have this g-7 meeting in is going to go fight with all of our friends among the industrialized countries and yet the market is basically saying he's going to negotiate for a while in all work out. >> small and medium-sized businesses that have a lot more confidence, but also large corporations realize this will help them and help their bottom line. maria: especially pushing back on china. e

as you can see with us tonight is our friend mike murphy, veteran gop strategist, longtime adviser toe like mitt romney, jeb bush, john mccain. he also happens to be a senior fellow up at harvard. thank you very much for coming in. >> thank you. >> i have an uncomfortable question to start. the battle damage assessment for your party just thus far this week. >> oh, it's a complete disaster. i think the political coroner is going to rule this one a suicide. it is self-inflicted. it's morally repugnant. it's a stain on the history of the country and on this presidency. i think this is a disaster, in at leave 70 to 100 congressional districts. even in base districts, this has people outraged. these are not republican values. these are not american values. this one is going to be a big price to pay. you can see the political machinery working as the senate is in just about full revolt now, and the house which is more factionalized is following. there's tremendous energy to get out of this thing, but a lot of damage has already been done. if they move very quickly, they can ameliorate some

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joining me, dagen mcdowell, mike murphy and marie harp is with us this morning.morning. >> a lot of news. >> good morning, maria. >> dagen: we can all agree on one thing, the harassment of people based on their political beliefs has got to stop. >> maria: it's got to stop. sarah huckabee sanders now has to have her own secret service. >> dagen: some neighbor of steven miller was posting wanted posters of him around his neighborhood and then of course elaine chow shouting down people who were yelling at her husband, mitch mcconnell. we'll see that. that was pretty awesome. >> maria: she comes out of her house, they're getting in the car to leave somewhere and there's all these people right outside attacking her. >> it happens on the far left and the far right and none of it is okay. we need to find a way in this country to have a more civil debate and i don't know what the answer is but this has got to stop. we got a lot of threats when we were in office, sent to our homes, sent to our parents' home. this is not okay. >> those kids yelling at elaine ow chow, their

this is from mike murphy, often a guest on our broadcast. huge long wished for and legitimizing win for the north korean regime, and we got nothing for it. if barack obama had done this, gop heads would have exploded. now we'll see what we get this big kiss to a mini satan. long time gop campaign aide, mike murphy. a break. we're still watching and waiting. if we see anything we'll come out of the commercial. otherwise we hope to see you on the other side. >>> we are back. that is indeed the event we're covering, this nuclear summit between the leaders of the united states and north korea. there's been no activity with the camera crews who were allowed to go in at specific times. the two leaders are meeting with their various teams. except a new member of our rt. extended on air family has stios. us in our new york he's veteran columnist for "the washington post," eugene robinson. i'm curious to get your take on the coverage you've been watching. >> i've been trying to strip away the trumpness and kimness of -- >> good luck. >> i know. insid

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enjoing us now market watcher mike murphy, the obvious question mike, and i know you're ready for it, is it a dip or start of something longer lasting? >> this is just a dip for investors watching at home this is not the going of end of the market this is a temporary selloff we've seen several of them over the course of the last six to eight months this is a buying opportunity for you see quality names drop down to a bipoint you want to use this as an opportunity to buy them. >> you're a brave soul -- you really are. you're telling our view rs that you see some bargains out there ignore overall market don't qoish the trade. get by right in there. three or four% off all time high china is at a lowest level and lowest level in two years. down 10% pullback this china so this is gork that will end focus will come back to the united states to earnings and solid strong growth is going to push stock pricings high or. >> stay there murphy you have to stay through opening of the market because you've said outrageous things right there. we're follow-up. now former reagan chief economic advisor

if my colleagues characterize this differently elizabeth macdonald ashley webster dr martin and mike murphye to start with the summit. mike i say this is a political win for president trump, and i think it is a win for investors. >> it is a win for trump and investor and united states of america and whole world this is something that people said couldn't be done and now that it has been done remember when this meeting was called off about a month or so ago the market sold off big on that news so now that this is over with one less thing for investors to worry about. ten months ago we were all scratching our heads and worrying about every time a nuclear test went off market was dropping black rock was telling people to get into the gold because of the global disruption this was causing this has to be a huge win, especially in the face of the global, trade that we've been talking about this is a monsterlus. >> only up 38 point. go -- go figure. president trump is stepping at a hinge moment in time for north korea. it now wants economic growth that's what the dear leadser said to the communist

joining me mike murphy, republican strategist to mitt romney, jeb bush and john mccain. great to see you. first of all, republicans seem to be terrified now that it's become the party of trump of saying anything against the president. >> yeah. i think senator corker was right on. it's acting like a cult. i understand why donald junior has to defend his father/co-defendant. it's all about personality. it's not about republican issues. many of those have been thrown out the window. i will say this about mark sanford. he's always had trouble when he had his earlier scandal in that district. this primary the sharp knife of being accused of being anti-trump did hurt and cut him. people on the ground said he was kind of sleepwalking and didn't have his campaign in place. is it true the one place on earth donald trump is highly popular inside the electorate, totally true. that's the cult like glue that's holding everybody in line. privately they will say he's crazy and this is terrible. publicly, they're afraid of their primary voters. i will say sanford has some problems of hi

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[laughter] stuart: and mike murphy. successful murphy.h stocks, you've got to have a strong stomach if you're going to buy amazon at $500 a share. >> i think you have to have a sense for history and what's going on at the companies, they are this big and still growing double digits. back in the days when i started in the 80's, stocks were growing high single digits, you were happy that gm was doing that. netflix, facebook grew 49% in last quarter, stuart, when they are doing that, they are going to keep getting bigger. stuart: they have to keep doing that, you think they will, mike? >> i think they will and we have talked about it often. all of the big techs have given you an opportunity for selloff, to step in and buy them. i would look at companies as d.r. mentions that have the facebooks, amazons, apples, everything is here. if there's weakness, temporary pullback regarding the cambridge story or downgrade by analysts that's when you want to get in and buy the stocks. stuart: none of them are saying sell them off? >> absolutely not. we

all it took was a look, in fact, for lead detective mike murphy to see what happened in david's bedroom was highly intentional. >> it was an execution. the intruder came in while he was sleeping, placed a gun to his head, and shot him in the chest. >> and joan? the shock of it didn't help, of course, nor the fact that she was sound asleep when it happened. by the time she calmed down enough to talk to police, she wasn't very helpful. >> i did not clearly see the person who shot david. i'm not sure if i saw or just had a feeling of somebody just leaving the room. but -- i thought it was a shadow. >> did you actually see a shadow or did you tell the police you thought it was a shadow? >> it was a movement, like a shadow that left. >> she was worried about the safety of the children. she returned back to her bedroom. that's where she made the 911 call. >> the children. joan and david's eldest daughter daisy was out of town. but their two young boys, just 7 and 10, slept through it all, unaware of what happened. down the hall was shannon's 15-year-old daughter elizabeth, who told the cops s

the reality, which comes back to your first question, the reality is, out here last night with mike murphywe're talking about this, again go back to the stephen miller thing, where they were on this policy was going to put 100 republican seats in jeopardy. he's backed down from various things before, this was different republican senators were writing to him, people were freaking out across the party not because they care about what we care about, which is some version of japanese internment brought to hispanics crossing the border but that this was going to be a killing field with suburban women voters where republicans need to hold if they have any prayer of holding the house. his instincts are terrible on this and he's learning it now and he'll learn it more in november. >> thank you for joining our discussion. >>> last night on our program, the head of the immigration and customs enforcement warned us that babies and children already separated from their children under the trump policy might never be reunited with their parents. what will happen to those children now? that's next. ♪ i

. >> mike murphy, one of the mistakes of the hype ventilating, overreaction of donald trump is there'sproportion and a lot of other people around the country say may some of this is bad but is it all the worst thing ever. when you remove the t word and look at how people feel about demoacy. 79 pr 79% of americans which include consvatives concerned about the condition of democracy in america. you're view of the points that were raised. >> well,n the poll first. i think it's very telling. we're into tribal politics is i'm right. you're evil. i can do or say anything about you because i'm fighting evil. totally cheapens dialogue because there's no argument. i think that's bad thing for democracy. i'm happy to see people are hip to it. i'm not quite there on the unified field theory about trump and putin but i agree that trump had autocratic tendencies. i don't think he studies the presidency. he thinks his job is to where you shall crush orders. you see companies like harley davidson that are still getting i ire because they touched his delicate sensibilities. >> you take that into accou

we have john over there and mike murphy to my right, not politically, but right here my right. you are the one who will explain why the intel ceo is out after admitting to a consensual relationship. >> it has to do with company policy. the company came out in a statement and said it violated company rules so they ousted him. i think the big concern is they don't want to have a negative impact on the price of the share. this could, if this were to leak out in a week or month or even a year it would cast a big negative cloud over intel so they acted preemptively to oust someone who has been a solid ceo. >> wait a minute. fbi agent peter struck at a long-term relationship with someone beneath him on the food chain, his page, and he kept his job for a long time. >> no shareholders. it's the government. >> thank you. what are we doing about it? >> let's move on. go back to amazon, netflix, facebook, put them on the screen. comment john, asked you this question every single time, are these 32 expensive for you to buy more of? >> may be to buy more of part i own all the stocks except

>> great to see everybody james freeman mike murphy dagen mcdowell. >> deserved to die hopefully he got something for the trade. >> we'll see about that a and following these stories throughout the day on fox business. have a great day everybody. "varney & company" begins right now. here's stuart. >> good morning maria, good morning everyone hardline trump don't mess with this president he's no no mood and leaves for the g7 meeting in canada tomorrow and washington post reports they don't want to go. he doesn't want to be lengted bit canadian and europeans at this point he is still going, but if he doesn't like what comes at him he doesn't have to sign he's not backing down hardline. same with north korea. 's japan's leader has to live next door to their arch enemy north korea. they don't want any backing down and according to rudy giuliani that hardline that made kim jong-un beg for a return are of the summit after the president canceled it. hardline trump will be on full display. but there's no negative reaction on the stock market. up 300 points yesterday, and we are going up again t

barton here and mike murphy ge slimming down some more unloading health care, unloading gas and oil business equipment unloading it all. this morning at $13 a slair is murphy buying? i know you bought already. are you buying anymore? >> on stock having a huge move up today because wall street likes the fact that they're shedding some noncore business and trimming the corporate headquarterses so saving money. haven't bought yet because here's the thing stuart i want to e sou what's left and what's going to generate growth for the company. there's probably another dividend cut coming so you -- but remember performance of companies leave the dow is actually quite good in the first year to two years after they leave the dow. so if it gets back to 15 where you bought it, i sell it off. [laughter] >> we have toee. i need to see what the company is gong look like when all of the selling is done. >> we believe you no question about it. dr barton would you buy this thing at 13? >> i am -- i am ready buyer here for two reason ares. the biggest one is that i think industrial stocks are going to be on t

on the republican side including mike coffman in colorado, brian fitzpatrick, pennsylvania, tom in new jersey. on the democratic side, josh gottheimer, stephanie murphy in florida, and tom o'halloran in arizona. do those members of that problem solvers caucus see their benefit being a member? i am trying to work for bipartisan efforts on capitol hill. guest: absolutely. they are not running from their membership in the problem solvers caucus. quite the opposite. they go into their local districts, town halls, this is what people want to hear. most people if you read the headlines on any given day, it is nothing but fighting and dysfunction. to have a member come back and say i am part of this group that is trying to get to yes while everyone else is stuck on no. this is something people really welcome. one of those members, you'd -- he did something notable. he is the key driver on immigration. a lot of people have been reading about. well we were -- why we find this promising, a discharge petition is the rank-and-file rising up against the leadership and saying you are refusing to give us consideration of any kind of legislation on the floor, so we

murphy of connecticut. senator, what is the path to trying to not screw this up so badly for mike pompeo? >> that's a very good question. you know, barack obama had this famous line in 2003. he said i'm not against wars, i'm just against dumb wars from our perspective, we're not against diplomacy, we're just against bad diplomacy. this was really bad diplomacy. the problem is you know this president has never been the deal maker. the claim was in new york he would throw a lot of bluster up front but when he sat down at the negotiating table he would give away everything the other side wanted and that's how he found himself in multiple bankruptcies and that seems to be what happened here. whether he did it ahead of time or on the spur of the moment, as richard said, giving away the military exercises with south korea without getting anything in return, think puts mike pompeo in a very difficult spot. it suggests that this negotiation is going to go equally badly if we get to the second and third stage. but frankly, a lot of folks think that what kim wants is to just drag this out to just g