as a mentioned, the president speaking two years in a row can join today by vice president mike pence. in dallas.from dee didt: i think the president wonderful. i think i we have him as our president. we are a blessed nation. line.to our democrats hello. love -- love -- say i'm aust want to democrat all my life, but i voted for donald trump. he has what the country needs and go trump. that is all i can say. thepe he makes it again for next election. host: just a reminder, make sure whenute your television you come through. a couple of reactions on twitter. thank you, president trump emma for protecting our second amendment rights and another view saying trump is going off the rails at the nra conference. --haps the multiple topics to our independent line in mesa, arizona. guest: i just wanted to point is that president trump quite the special man. disappointed in the mainstream media that don't recognize all the good things that he is doing for the country. i firmly believe peace through strength, he has got it down completely. brilliant as far as i'm concerned. host: frank, and democ

those who want to launch a career without college and he is being touted as the next generation's mike rowe so you make a good point. if you want a good job, maybe you don't go to college. maybe you simply learn a skill. how do you do that? >> yeah. i mean, i think skills and experience are vastly superior to, you know, basically a dead piece of paper in a college degree. the thing you want to do is get the best professional experience you can as early as possible and, you know, to get your foot in the door, what we do at practice is we use apprenticeship as a model to do it. a lot of people are familiar with that with things like welding or sort of skilled trades but we're actually using the apprenticeship model in the professional round. startups in things like operations and sales and marketing roles. so, apprenticeship, come in at that sort of entry level is a great way to get your foot in the door and start building that experience. abby: i could not agree with you more. not everyone needs to go to a four year college. better for the person and better for this country to be competitive

national intelligence for president obama, henry kissinger, john mclaughlin, mike morell, mike mull casey, john neg rowon day, leon upon net at that, george tenant. the list goes on and on of people who have looked at your record and said you would be a qualified leader for that. that speaks well of your history and leadership and we appreciate that very much. let me ask you about ongoing let's that are coming at us we haven't had much time to talk about today. let's talk about the very serious counternarcotics threat coming at us in some of the changing situations that's happening in our hemisphere dealing with drug trafficking organizations, international drug trafficking in particular. what do you sense is a role the cia should have in the ongoing work to be able to do counternarcotics work in our hemisphere? >> senator, thank you very much for that question and you've been a big supporter of cia's counternarcotics work, but when i returned from my overseas posting in early 2017 i was frankly shocked at what i saw was happening in our country, particularly in places like my home state of kentucky wh

if you would identify yourself, the gentleman in the front row has a question, and then the lady over there. mike: hi, mike from radio free europe. subreports thatbreports someone had approached the kremlin for some sort of financial support as follow from the sanctions. he follows and seek some sort of state report. matthew: targets, the oligarch. mike: correct. the head of the power machine. what do you think of that now that we have three prominent business leaders seeking state support for their companies, and you anticipate more that sort, billionaires showing a pattern of looking for some sort of support from the kremlin? it is a f course, table that you can never exit. putin does need to support russian oligarchs. they need to support the putin regime, because they can benefit from the commodity is, raw materials. putin has the most rated that he is ready to spend public money to help oligarchs as well. russia has dedicated something like $15 billion -- by this time, a significant amount of money, more than 1% of russia gdp -- to help russian oligarchs. that is big business. in 2014, the r

you're the next mike runner on this show. right here in the front row. >> thank you. hi, i'm here with astro athens. i am wondering, sing the future with humans potentially colonizing mars, do you see this technology for satellites for those living on mars since this is able to be able to pick up signals from the insight mission? >> are spacecraft are demonstrating what we might be able to use. small spacecraft are good at focused missions. they can do that one thing very well. we are excited to see how to get ability they grow, but everything we have that is so small usually just does one thing very well. >> ok, and we got another question there, and then we will take a couple of nasa questions. >> is such an exciting new technology. what is done next step for this technology if it is successful? , there are 13 cubesats of this size to better manifest on launch. about half of them are using the same radio technology that is flying on marco. i am working on at least one of them. this technology is even before it flies is being used by future missions. >> ok, jason? on

row seat and it's free. >> we can't even see the sales force tower this morning. good morning on this wednesday, may 23rd. > let's get over to meteorologist mike nicco. >> more drizzle than mist this morning. there's a little fog trying to develop along the coast and also up towards petaluma, so something we'll keep an eye on for you. you can see the deck of the golden gate bridge is wet. in fact, many areas slick this morning because of the drizzle being heavier. here is a look at my accuweather 12-hour planner i put together for you. temperatures about the same,

mike d'antoni says that's not all. >> the challenges, you're playing golden state. that's why they've won 15 in a row. not because of the building. because they are good. >> i will let you go ahead and say it. nfl and the raiders. they've announced their first round pick, colton miller. 15th overall pick in the league, drafted by -- drafted out of ucla. got himself a contract worth an estimated $3.6 million. >>> cal softball, because you waited long enough. ncaa tournament in athens, georgia. the game went . the go-ahead run on. off the wall, that's how the bears dropped the 3-2 decision in game one of a double elimination format. the bears will play harvard tomorrow. >>> and look at this. the batter blue the bit. he was supposed to swing, connect, and reveal whether he was having a boy or a girl. congrats. yeah, it's a boy. >> hope he plays baseball better than dad. >> tell me about it. i'll be back in a half hour with some girl power. no one in the bay area has seen this before. >> okay. >> that's ats. >> that's a good one. >>> coming up in our next half hour, the latest on a shooting in texas. >> t

mike pompeo is sanctioned by the u.s. treasury department. >> this is a gguy who should be indicted as a war here row. >> sort of like move to become more respectable. >> reporter: a man who analyst says who still has a top intelligence. a former body guard to kim's father and grandfather, he headed the most intelligence arm. he's believed to have master minded north korea's 2010 sinnisin i sinsisin king ship. early on as kim jong-un was consolidatining his power, it w kim jong who he counted on the build into an ete hacking team. the threats o 9/11 style attacks on any theat or theater goer that we understant movie. >> reporter: the same year as the sony hack and james clamber met with him in pyongyang. clapper later recalled his counter part berating him about american aggression. >> he kept going on louder and louder, pointing his finger at my chest. >> reporter: he had such swagger that was purged by kim jong-un for his overbearing manner. his trip to the u.s. signifies how important the planned summit is to kim jong-un. >> the upside is compared with the foreign ministry that has no authority and very few insight sbo

row. in the last hour, us secretary of state and his south korean counterpart have been discussing their hopes for the historic talks with north korea, taking place next month. mikepeo said he was confident that washington and pyongyang had a shared understanding of the meetings objectives. and he held out the carrot of economic assistance if the north did get rid of its nuclear weapons. the united states and the republic of korea remain committed to achieving the permanent and verifiable, irreversible denuclearisation of the korean peninsula. if chairman kim chooses the right path, there is a future brimming with peace and prosperity for north korea and the north korean people. america's track record of support for the korean people is second to none. if north korea takes bold action to quickly denuclearise, the united states is prepared to work with north korea to achieve prosperity on a par with our south korean friends. the united states looks forward to continued close cooperation with our south korean allies on this issue and many others. south korea's foreign minister says sanctions against north korea will remain in place until "concrete steps" towards de

mike pompeo's briefing theres no cut-away cameras. the camera is on the spokesperson. all of those correspondents in the front rowe on their network's news asking their question their way. there's a cut-away camera taking a picture of that. >> john roberts is up there and we enjoy and love watching what he does. i would stop having the camera on john. you name it. it should be on the government spokesman. >> that's another compromise. the other thing to think about, there's no cameras in the united states supreme court. >> we'll leave it there. the pool has been called into the oval office. we could hear from the president any moment. stay tuned. more "outnumbered" after this. ... (vo) we came here for the friends. and we got to know the friends of our friends. and we found others just like us. and just like that we felt a little less alone. but then something happened. we had to deal with spam, fake news, and data misuse. that's going to change. from now on, facebook will do more to keep you safe and protect your privacy. because when this place does what it was built for, then we all get a little closer. one pi

mike's grave and you will also pass the grave of ed freeman. too tall he was called. 30.vacuated thus, in depth as in light. 315 of our fellow helicopter pilots rest here among us today. row upon row, head to toe in perfect alignment with one another for a of eternity. pause a minute in your time as you walk down or ride down. visit a grave. say a prayer and remember them as they remember us whether in lead or in trail, we all flew to the sound of the guns. this is america. land of the pilgrim's pride, filled by pilgrims, settlers and home settlers our nation will and always will stand nal that history, has born out by what each of you has done in service to god and country. and may god bless each one of us and may god grant us peace, love and compassion for all who go us this day and forever more. i salute you this day. we are soldiers for life. [applause] >> gold star families provided important inputes to the design of the crew member monument. their vision was represented by s. julie kink, the vietnam pilots' association gold star coordinator. she sought out the families many of whom are with us today. speaking now on our behalf, ms. julie kink. [applause] >> thank yo

donald trump and vice president mike pence addressed the leadership forum of the national rifle association's annual meeting in dallas today. (pam) it is the fourth year in a row ... that trump has spoken to the gun lobby. and as camila bernal reports.... this year's event comes as the political discussion about guns across the country is changing from years past... president trump -- addressing the national rifle association's annual meeting in dallas on friday.pres donald trump:wonderful people. this is a record crowd, record crowdspeaking to a sold-out crowd of gun enthusiasts, sellers and more - trump highlighted his staunch support for the second amendment..pres donald trump: your second amendment rights are under siege, but they will never ever be under siege as long as i am your president" rallying his republican-base -- ahead of this year's key midterm elections. pres donald trump: we cannot get complacent, we have to win the midterms. this year's event -- comes at a pivotal moment. as the political environment appears to be shifting on the gun debate -- after the surge of youth-led activism that followed the marjory stoneman douglas school shooting in

overall thed in religious freedom row storessation act ought to have causes the scale to fall from eyes. back then when the republican led state legislature and were mike pence passed the state investigator the federal law, big business came down on the state like a ton of bricks. this was the first time big business had involved itself in a major culture war battle and this time against conservativeses conservativeses and against religious lisch, which is a bedrock of the american order. governor mike pence and the republicanness the state legislature backed down. that taught us when push comes to shove the republican party will side with big business over religious and social conservatives. that autumn i met privately on capitol hill with a key group of republican congressional staffers from the house and senate. i asked them what the republican congress planned to do to strengthen religious liberty and to protect religious believers, in the wake of the ruling the answer was, nothing. this wasn't a priority for the republican party. that is when i knew that conservative christians are on our own. and then came trump, which is another story, but i thi

row seat and it's free. >> we can't even see the sales force tower this morning. good morning on this wednesday, may 23rd. > let's get over to meteorologist mike nicco. >> more drizzle than mist this morning. there's a little fog trying to develop along the coast and also up towards petaluma, so something we'll keep an eye on for you. you can see the deck of the golden gate bridge is wet. in fact, many areas slick this morning because of the drizzle being heavier. here is a look at my accuweather 12-hour planner i put together for you. temperatures about the same, low to mid 50s. afternoon hours, temperatures warmer with a little more sunshine, still cooler than average. 55 at the coast at noon. mid to upper 60s at 4:00. all of us to upper 50s to low 60s by 7 clog. let's talk about the slick commute. >> several spinout crashes here this morning mike already. probably will continue as we have these conditions this morning. i want to take you back up to the richmond area. i don't believe this was a spinout crash, but it involved the box truck that hit some barrels that were off on the shoulder. for a brief time we had the right lane blocked. thi

mike pompeo just arrived a moment ago. he will testify for the second day in a row, this time before the senate foreign relations committee. words yesterday. always very interesting to hear the secretary of state, a man who was in north korea twice in the last six weeks. we'll see what he says today based on this news. >> sandra: last we heard it was hopeful this would still happen and said it was ultimately up to chairman kim were his words. we have fox team coverage. greg palkot is live in south korea for us and we begin to rich edson at the state department. >> secretary of state mike pompeo ultimately whether it would happen with state and administration officials planning for the june 12 summit, it would be up to kim jong-un whether the summit was going to happen. it appears it's up to president trump. he just released this letter in it he says based on the tremendous anger and open hostility displayed in north korea's recent statements he feels it's inappropriate to have the long-planned summit in a bit of a threat here you talk about our nuclear capabilities but ours are so massive and powerful that i pray to god th

donald trump and vice president mike pence addressed the leadership forum of the national rifle association's annual meeting in dallas today. it is the fourth year in a rownd as camila bernal reports.... this year's event comes, as the political discussion about guns across the country, appears to be shifting... president trump -- addressing the national rifle association's annual meeting in dallas on friday.pres donald trump:wonderful people. this is a record crowd, record crowdspeaking to a sold-out crowd of gun enthusiasts, sellers and more - trump highlighted his staunch support for the second amendment..pres donald trump: your second amendment rights are under siege, but they will never ever be under siege as long as i am your president" rallying his republican-base -- ahead of this year's key midterm elections. pres donald trump: we cannot get complacent, we have to win the midterms. this year's event -- comes at a pivotal moment. as the political environment appears to be shifting on the gun debate -- after the surge of youth-led activism that followed the marjory stoneman douglas school shooting in parkland, florida. in the aftermath - president

rows of color. lemonis: and what you'd be able to do is have what's called a cyo, right? it's a create-your-own container, branded farrell's, that they could fill up. mikehday parties as an option where the kids can come into the candy store. lemonis: and get a cyo container. mike: right. and that's their goody bag. sandy: you know, this is great idea, but for our stores, it just means mess on the floor with the kids spilling it. we've got issues of opening them at the table. lemonis: so you don't like this idea for your store? sandy: for our store, no. lemonis: respectfully, i don't agree. sandy: travis, operationally, do we have staff to be able to keep up with that on the floor, what that's gonna look like on a friday, saturday, and sunday? travis: to me, it works. -lemonis: so you like that. -travis: i do like it, yeah. lemonis: and you're worried about? sandy: the mess. lemonis: i have no idea why sandy was assigned to be in charge of the candy store. she's -- she's not good at it. i want their store to look exactly like it looks here -- fun and colorful and stocked. or is it just a restaurant that sells candy? paul: no, it needs to be an experienc

mike? >> supervisor yee: just a general view of the use of tasers. >> i will say it's complicated. last time that i appeared, i said i was against tasers. it may have been the report that mr. rowe worked on, but i read a recommendation and took a position at that time. now that i'm hopefully pending appointment, i don't know that i should prejudge something that's alive and active before the commission. there are over 80 documents on the police commission, commission did a lot of work to come to the decision that it did. and i can't judge that because i haven't been through the work. i've started, but there's a lot. >> supervisor safai: thank you. i want to go back to a couple of your answers because i think you gave surface-level answers on a couple and dive in more so people understand and i understand. you said you work with community groups, you are on the streets on a daily basis, you have a lot of contact with groups and referenced rudy, and i think i know who you are talking about. what are the groups you worked with on a daily basis and people that you would get guidance from and getting information from the guidance from the commission and those that you have worked wi

row. >> i mean, several years ago it started with the giants. >> right. >> and now it is the warriors. and mikey today's kids are spoiled saying that they have a championship every year. >> if the warriors go on to win this, that would be six parades in eight years here in the bay area from the giants and warriors. good time to grow up in the bay area. good morning to you both. coming up in the next hour, there say lot of focus on the golden state warriors in game one of the nba finals in oakland. across the bay in san francisco, the new chase center is beginning to take shape. at 8:00, we will take you on a tour of the place that the warriors will soon call home. >>> standing beautiful against bullies. coming up at 9:00, we talk to a high school in the bay area, chloe, who is using her own traumatic experience to empower others. actually saw her do one of her ted talks. very powerful words. look forward to that conversation during the 9:00 hour. we will see you both in the 8:00 hour. >> thank you, mike. >> all right, mike. >>> the time is 7:45. let's go right back to allie rasmus and all of th

row now. you can see all the major averages up are. russell the smallest, but closer to the all-time high next up, tariffs and trade wars impacting manufacturing companies. >>> first, mikey's big movers, mike >> as a matter of fact, the largest ipo of the year hit the floor this morning how that went, a very old mena, but a new stock when "closing bell" comes back ♪ there's nothing more important than your health. so if you're on medicare or will be soon, you may want more than parts a and b here's why. medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. you might want to consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like any medicare supplement insurance plan, these help pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and, these plans let you choose any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. you could stay with the doctor or specialist you trust... or go with someone new. you're not stuck in a network... because there aren't any. so don't wait. call now to request your free decision guide and find the aarp medicare supplement plan that works for you. there's a range to choos

mike, life's not binary, we talking trends, all right? these are shades, but what he said, is that everybody belee deck who should have an oar in their hand, and should be rowinge still rowing. these are the younger folks, who read the news more, probably get more news from their phones than from newspapers. those people are asking more than at any other time he has experienced, am i still part of a good thing? and the people above deck, the ones you may occasionally see whose names you may associate with the agency, what they're saying more than at any other time in his experience with the agency is -- does this matter? does what i do make a difference? >> all right so coming up revelations and insights into that trump tower meeting with russians in june of 2016. that's straight ahead on "morning joe." into retirement... and a little nervous. but not so much about what market volatility may do to their retirement savings. that's because they have a shield annuity from brighthouse financial, which allows them to take advantage of growth opportunities in up markets, while maintaining a level of protection in down markets. so they can focus on new things like ex