beginning if you believe the one in five number because it's a scary number and i think it was mollie hemingway, she said nobody would send their child to college at that number were true. >> i don't know the numbers for sure. all i know is that one is too many and one student that is denied due process is one too many so we need to make sure that whatever we do, we are ultimately going to get it right on behalf of all students. >> martha: how do you feel in general settling into your job as secretary of education? i know in the beginning there was a bit of a rocky situation where having protests when people thought that you weren't qualified because he didn't have enough background in education. how is it feeling now? >> it's feeling good. i know that i represent change and change is difficult but we've been doing the same thing for decades and expecting different results and it's not going to change without some significant change in readjustment.

mollie hemingway, joe trippi, both are fox news contributor. and erin mcpike, an independent juice journalist. are the media cheering for kaepernick? mollie: this is a newsworthy story any time the president weighs in on a hot cultural topic should be covered. but there is a disconnect between people in the newsroom and the average american who have been frustrated over these protests. and whether you are disrespecting the flag. it seems clear that the media are all in on one side of this. howie: the media narrative is the president loves picking fights with people. and perhaps he would rather talk about this than the fact the healthcare bill is hanging by a thread. but he's take on athletes who have their own following. joe: the media is doing what the president wants. taking the bait. but the point our making or asking about is correct. le bron james is not rand paul. he's picked fights with -- howie: le bron made a video and his tweets are going to get retweets. howie: it combines donald trump, politics, sports and race. erin: i want to read

but first we are from richard fowler, national syndicated radio host and mollie hemingway, both are fox news contributor's, welcome to both of you. another day of the new cycle, the president brought it up again today and made the comments that you saw. molly, what you think about it? >> it will be in the new cycle because it represented a bigger issue we are having. does it mean to be american, do you believe in the founding principles, to think that we are a flawed country that can be improved or do you think we are irredeemably corrupt, many people want to weigh in on this issue and it's no surprise that is going to be causing such a big star. also, we got to see some of the first polls showing that people are largely dissatisfied with this protest movement, they are not big fans of disrespecting the flag or the anthem. >> martha: we have that poll, 64% said that they do not believe players in the nfl should be kneeling when the national anthem is said. i think it touches on really something important here because you get caught up in the moment and who is kneeling into is not going,

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joining me, mollie hemingway, and charlie hurt. great to have you with us.ng the day, whether it's in the earlier polls, 68%. reuters 58%. americans are siding with this president against the nfl in their insult to all americans. poll require's a story where nervet media acts like what the president is doing is insane and when the polls come out it shows he has his pulse on the -- his finger on the pulse of the american people. one of the most of commonly cited reasons for viewers no longer watching the game is the protests during the national anthem. do you have throw out the baby with the bath water our appeal to the american founding. lou: or do what the president said, charlie. tell them to go to hell. this is in points of fact unacceptable behavior on the part of any citizen. and what are they thinking about? and ends it now. charlie: i can guarantee you donald trump didn't look at a single poll when he made his decision. he was not briefed by advisors and slick people telling let, bank shot this and do this. he just went out there. it's an emotional is

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mollie hemingway and erin pike. the president took criticism for his fire and fury talk? mollie: i don't know if we remember back to the earlier things trump was saying, those were backed up by the defense secretary who was using similar righi am --similar rhetoric. the media should remain calm and not make everything about personal animosity toward donald trump. when we are talking about the possibility of thermonuclear war. howie: the foreign policy establishment cements to me diplomacy and sanctions are preferable to tough talk. could that be changing? >> it could be but i don't think it's only the media consensus. i think it's probably the consensus of the military establishment. i don't think the military wants a war. this is a war -- it hasn't worked well in the past, but it has saved off the situation up to this point and we haven't had direct diplomacy for many many years. other people would argue it hasn't been tried. howie: you look at the president's tweets, rogue nation, hostile and dangerous. only understands one thing. is twitter a good vehicle for these kind

let me welcome mollie hemingway. she is a senior editor at "the federalist." p, jr. going before the senate judiciary committee which is felty with lawyers is a sign of his confidence. mollie: that he showed up to testify shows he thinks he's on solid ground when he says he did not collude with russians. russians. their stories tend to line up. gentlemen don, jr. wanted to find out if there was good dirt on hillary clinton. he didn't get it. he was willing to receive it but he didn't get it and that was the end of the story. if this is after all the drama we had about supposedly russia stealing an election with the help of the trump campaign. if this is all we have got, i think we are at the end here. kennedy: you are saying the multi-pronged investigation are in fact running out of steam. if they can't tie the russian government to members of the trump campaign team, do you think there will be unrelated charges? mollie: absolutely. that's what a special prosecutor does. they have to have a justification for what they are doing. you will definitely see charges

charles lane, mollie hemingway, michael crowley. mollie. >> this has been quite the interesting story. i think it can be viewed as a distraction. there is a lot not going well in d.c. it's a pretty significant story, how we view our country and how we deal with problems. you have some people who believe we are founded on the ideals of the declaration of independence and that it's those ideals that undergird our understanding as a country. you see that in the revolution, when people complaining about things or trying to affect change. frederick douglass or martin luther king appealing to the principles in the declaration of independence. then you have people say the declaration and its principals have been a liar that the country is corrupt. i think this is actually big debate we're having. whether we think this is a country that is somehow special and unique and you want have a spec for the symbols that we hold dear. or whether you think this is unbelievably corrupted. yesterday when some people in the nfl are playing a game in londo

let me welcome mollie hemingway. she is a senior editor at "the federalist." onald trump, jr. going before the senate judiciary committee which is felty with lawyers is a sign of his confidence. mollie: that he showed up to testify shows he thinks he's on solid ground when he says he did not collude with russians. russians. their stories tend to line up. gentlemen don, jr. wanted to find out if there was good dirt on hillary clinton. he didn't get it. he was willing to receive it but he didn't get it and that was the end of the story. if this is after all the drama we had about supposedly russia stealing an election with the help of the trump campaign. if this is all we have got, i think we are at the end here. kennedy: you are saying the multi-pronged investigation are in fact running out of steam. if they can't tie the russian government to members of the trump campaign team, do you think there will be unrelated charges? mollie: absolutely. that's what a special prosecutor does. they have to have a justification for what they are doing. you will definitely se

mollie hemingway, senior editor at "the federalist" and charles lane, opening writer for "the washington post." let's talk about the substance. what this bill does and what he doesn't do. >> this bill does not repeal and replace obamacare. it keeps most obamacare taxes and spending but block grants to states after 2020. the main selling point is flexibility. lindsey graham making the argument that states are going to be able to do they want, they can experiment in the manner they want. if blue states want to move toward single-payer, they can do that with their obamacare dollars. if red states want to move to more market-based reforms, they can do that. >> bret: the ultimate federalism. >> the strongest argument in favor of the bill. leave it to nancy pelosi when there are plenty of criticisms democrats could offer to mischaracterize why republicans are doing this when and how they are doing it. it has nothing to do with hurricanes and sneaking it through. it has everything to do with the fact that republicans can't do this via reconciliation after september 30. >> bret: "the federalist"

tom rogan, mara liasson, mollie hemingway, senior editor at "the federalist." thank you for laboring on this labor day. a very serious labor day at the u.n. security council today. ambassador nikki haley using some tough language to describe the north korea threat. let's take a listen. >> the united states will look at every country that does business with north korea as a country that is giving aid to their reckless and dangerous nuclear intentions. what we do on north korea will have a real impact on how other outlaw nations who seek nuclear weapons choose to conduct themselves in the future. >> mike: your thoughts, mollie mollie. >> we were hearing that our reaction to north korea has a lot to do with our message to iran. north korea hasn't responded to threats or bribes or negotiations. the first step is to a knowledge they are on the threshold of being a nuclear power. once we acknowledge that, we can work with china on deterrence and containment. the big threat with north korea is not that they are going to bomb the u.s. mainland so much as they are going

jason riley, senior fellow at the manhattan institute, mollie hemingway, senior editor at "the federalist." olivia knox. >> if paul ryan and mitch mcconnell couldn't deliver on any of the stuff they kept promising donald trump, it was only a matter of time before donald trump would decide he would work with other people such as chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. for president trump, a lot of house republicans have been useless had best. there's little downside to pivoting away from them. having said that, donald trump was elected in part based on his ability supposedly to make great deals for the american people. i think he believes this will avoid, it will lessen the likelihood of government shutdown. wanted to get in return? i don't think we've dealt with the debt crisis at all. we have very few leaders who care about the situation other than the house freedom congress. >> bret: we are told the republicans started it 18 months and they were whittled down. they got down to six. the democrats held the line at three. in the president agreed. in 2013, another debt ceiling negotiation, business

in the washington bureau, mollie hemingway, senior editor at "the federalist."yron york, chief political correspondent at the "washington examiner." shannon, we have a clarification from the white house saying the president was not saying he wants to see taxes raised for the top earners but he was not saying they are going down either. >> right. it still so many details about the tax plan that we don't know. that's part of why it's easy to be bipartisan right now and have democrats coming to the white house. we don't know the details. once the detail start coming out, we can see the turf divide. if the tax cuts for corporations are permanent but temporary for individuals, if there is an increase on the wealthy or if it looks like the wealthy is getting a bailout. those are the things democrats are going to latch onto. we will see if this bipartisan spirit carries into october. >> bret: kevin brady, house ways and means committee chairman sink is -- saying september 25. vu heard the treasury secretary saying they wanted to be revenue neutral. based on their calcu

mollie hemingway senior editor at "the federalist" and michael crowley senior foreign affairs correspondent for politico. steve, a lot of bullet points from pompeo that were newsworthy. >> yeah, i would say that was a neat t interview without public official who doesn't give many interviews. among the things that struck me were his news that we would be seeing the rest of the documents captured in the raid on the osama bin laden compound in may of 2011. that something, as you pointed out, we've been talking about it, and covering it. there i think there's going to be interesting documents here. even the 576 we've seen so far, we've learned a lot about al qaeda, its relationships, we've learned about its work with state sponsors. we've learned about relationships between al qaeda senior leadership and the taliban. what is the dawning that little glimpse of documents is give us an understanding of the enemy we are fighting and that we've been fighting for the past 16 years. i think these documents will provide a much deeper look at that. it will allow not only intelligence analysts but the am

mollie hemingway, senior editor at "the federalist." guy benson, political editor at townhall.com.onal political correspondent of national public radio. the meeting with the french president, they are buddy-buddy. >> they are. meeting with netanyahu, another one of his friends. this was a real contrast. remember during the campaign he said the united nations was an enemy of freedom and an enemy of democracy. now he's saying more or less what a lot of american presidents have said. a good thing to reform the bureaucracy there. talking about having -- not having the u.s. pay a disbursement share which is something other presidents have said. this was a pretty typical first day for an american president so far. >> bret: let's listen to trump and netanyahu when they had the meeting today talking about middle east peace. >> i think there's a good chance it could happen. most people would say there's no chance whatsoever. i think with the capability of bibi, and the other side, i think we have a chance. i think the israelis and palestinians would like to see it and i can tell you the tru

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molly hemingway. good day to both of you.e attorneys, doug, this would still be considered the discovery phase. i mean, how much more are we going to learn and where does something like this go? >> we don't know. i would urge that as an attorney that we not rush to judgment. but that being said there are some questions. why would the u.n. ambassador who was not traditionally having an intelligence function be seeking to so-called unmask over 260 people? what was the purpose? what was the goal? and why was this done? these are all questions we have to get answers to, bill. >> bill: what was she looking for, right? molly, do you have an answer for that, by the way? what could have been so highly important to put in this number of requests? >> i think it's important to remember that u.s. citizens aren't supposed to be spied on by intelligence agencies. they can be caught up in the surveillance we're legally allowed to do of foreign entities. under rare circumstances and extreme situations you can request that the identity of the

molly hemingway and adrienne el rod, ladies, good day to both of you. waking up in a whole new town this morning. molly, is this happening or have we been slightly not misled but perhaps not in the center lane as to what happened so far? >> on the one hand the freak-out is a bit much. the white house said they weren't going to require funding for a border wall as part of an amnesty deal for people who are in the country illegally. on the other hand it does sound like what chuck schumer and nancy pelosi said was true. it boggles the mind when you have two sides that desperately want something that you wouldn't use that as a negotiation point. yes, people really want to provide amnesty for people in the country illegally as they entered as children. the other side wants funding for a border wall. that seems a primary point to have a successful negotiation. giving everything up and getting nothing in return is the kind of deal making that donald trump presents himself with. >> bill: jason chaffetz said he can build the wall as long as congress gives you the