mr moore trump said the unmanned craft had ignored many calls to stand down and was threatening the safety of the u.s. as a boxer and its crew the downing of the drone comes at a time of heightened tension in the region and in the narrow street which is the shipping gateway to the goal of a more of that now let's go to g.w. is over salad he is on the story for us in washington this evening good evening to you all over so what do we know what exactly happened here with the pentagon already confirmed 2 that the u.s. warship the u.s.s. boxer that is currently cruising in the strait of hormuz off the coast of iran shot down this iranian drone they say that was an act of defense they say got dangerously close and as you just mentioned the u.s. president donald trump already responded when he had so that a prime minister. in the white house today and he called this a provocative and hostile action by iran so that shows already the tensions here are running high between the 2 countries he said that the ship that the drone had to be shut down because it posed a serious threat for the people person

president trump tweeted this. even michael moore agrees that the dems and mueller blew it. joining us now, brent bozell with the media research center.

moore. >>> president trump will speak of course about our booming economy in this hour. he will push congress to finally approve our new nafta deal. we'll bring you his comments when he takes the stage. vyings president mike pence heading to the border to defend migrant fa facilities. andy biggs was there. he said stop blaming law enforcement for doing their best to help people. all that and more on making "money." ♪ charles: president trump is about to take the stage in wisconsin. he is pushing congress to pass the new trade deal between mexico and canada. approving the usmca could be a boon for the country and wisconsin which is where we fly jeff flock. jeff? reporter: he will be on the ground as we speak and here in dirko aerospace. a place that employs 250 people. it helps maintain military aircraft like the c-130 transports and the f-16 hornets. this is important state for the president. this is the sixth time sips he has been elected. why? he won the state by a very small margin in 2016. about the smallest margin you could get. about 3/4 of a percentage point if yo

has denied it vehemently, his attorneys have as well, the epstein matter touches donald trump in a way roy moore never did. donald trump was named in one of the allegations against jeffrey epstein back in a civil complaint in 2016, something that trump can't vehemently deny. but nonetheless, it is his social circle and donald trump needs to get away from this as quickly as he can. and cukudos to the journalists staying on top of it. >> let's bring in tom winter here. let's talk a little bit about this case that seems to have brought all of this to a head right now. the jeffrey epstein case and acosta's handling of it back in 2008 when he was prosecutor there in southern florida. >> well, i mean, i think, you know, we got here today for a couple reasons, for the journalistic efforts of the miami herald. certainly we got here for another reason, because in february the judge who had been overseeing a lot of these six cases, the judge in the southern district of florida in the miami federal court essentially said, hey, you guys broke the law when you put together this deal and you didn't know the f

moore is sharply anti-trump, one of the few who did predict a trump victory. late night" viewers about a method of viewer turnout, one that moore is now recommending the democrats use across the country to get voters to go out to the polls, by putting things other than the presidential race on the ballot. >> you want to talk about a strategy. you called this, last time. talk about what happened in michigan in 2018. >> last november, michigan sadly went red for trump in 2016. but this past november, we brought it back to blue. and we kicked out all the republicans in the state capitol. we got the governor, and let me tell you how we did it. we got to do this in especially the swing states this year. ballot proposals brought out the people to vote last november who may not have voted. let's get two ballot proposals, this is karl rove and bush's idea, in 2004, they got states to put an amendment to ban gay marriage. it went out in 14 states and got enough people to get bush elected. if we put ballot measures on the ballot, we got marijuana legalization, doubled th

a white house meeting today between guatemalan president jimmy moore allison president trump has been canceled as reports emerged of a safe third country agreement that was to be signed between the two heads of state. the constitutional court of guatemalan temporarily blocked -- a safe third country agreement would mean that migrants heading apply for. have to some of the first destination. it was blocks in a following widespread outloo outcry. alex acosta is out as labor secretary amid the fallout from the jeffrey epstein case. trump announced the dedeparturen friday, saying the decision was acosta's. he stood at his side went acosta explained why he was resigning. two days earlier, acosta continued to defend himself for his plea deal with accused serial sexual predator jeffrey epstein in 2008 when he was a u.s. prosecutor. a u.s. attorney in florida. epstein, who is now standing trial in new york on similar charges, received just 13 months in county jail despite being accused of sexually abusing and trafficking hundreds of underage girls. trump has tapped patrick pizzella as acting

in response, donald trump said the us will no longer deal with uk‘s envoy and criticised theresa may‘s handling of brexit. andy mooreident trump criticised mrs may and her ambassador, downing street issued a statement saying sir kim darroch continued to had the full support of the prime minister. the leak was u nfortu nate, the prime minister. the leak was unfortunate, the statement went on, but the special relationship would endure. 0n but the special relationship would endure. on his twitterfeed, president trump said he had been very critical about the way the uk and prime minister theresa may handled brexit. what a mess she and her representatives have created. i told her how it should be done but she decided to go another way. i do not know the ambassador but he is not know the ambassador but he is not liked or well thought of within the us. we will no longer deal with him.". the good news for the wonderful united kingdom is that they will soon have a new prime minister. while i thoroughly enjoyed the magnificent state visit last month, it was the queen who i was most impressed with. " month, it was the queen wh

trump white house as "inept" and "dysfunctional." downing street says sir kim has the government's full support. andy moore reports. after president trump criticised mrs may and her ambassador, downing street issued a statement saying sir kim darroch continued to had the full support of the prime minister. the leak was unfortunate, the statement went on, but the special relationship would endure. on his twitter feed, president trump said: "i have been very critical about the way the uk and prime minister theresa may handled brexit. what a mess she and her representatives have created. i told her how it should be done but she decided to go another way. i do not know the ambassador but he is not liked or well thought of within the us. we will no longer deal with him. the good news for the wonderful united kingdom is that they will soon have a new prime minister. while i thoroughly enjoyed the magnificent state visit last month, it was the queen who i was most impressed with." there are reports that the ambassador has already been frozen out from a diplomatic event in washington overnight but it's unlikely the uk will

donald trump said the memo hasn't served the uk well. andy moore reports. to the uk, mrand mrs trump during last month's visit to the uk, mr and mrs trump met prince charles and the duchess of cornwall. the president also spotted another face he recognised, the uk's ambassador to washington. hi again. it is going well. now, it is not pleasantries, but putdowns that are being exchanged. the president could only just be heard above the sound of a helicopter engine. the ambassador has not served the uk well, i can tell you that. the publication of comments made by the ambassador about the president have prompted an official investigation at the foreign office into the source of the leak. the trade secretary speaking in washington said the leaking was unethical and unpatriotic. i think that our diplomats have to be able to give a bit of colour in their views, in both directions, about how they view the political scene. i think the question here is about the behaviour of someone that would leak a document which has a limited circulation, for obvious reasons. docu

trump white house as "inept" and "dysfunctional". downing street says sir kim has the government's full support. andy moore reports. y after president trump criticised mrs may and her ambassador, downing street issued a statement saying sir kim darroch continued to had the full support of the prime minister. the leak was unfortunate, the statement went on, but the special relationship would endure. on his twitter feed, president trump said: "i have been very critical about the way the uk and prime minister theresa may handled brexit. what a mess she and her representatives have created. i told her how it should be done but she decided to go another way. i do not know the ambassador but he is not liked or well thought of within the us. we will no longer deal with him. the good news for the wonderful united kingdom is that they will soon have a new prime minister. while i thoroughly enjoyed the magnificent state visit last month, it was the queen who i was most impressed with." there are reports that the ambassador has already been frozen out from a diplomatic event in washington overnight but it's unlikely the uk wil

moore. >>> president trump will speak of course about our booming economy in this hour.approve our new nafta deal. we'll bring you his comments when he takes the stage. vyings president mike pence heading to the

president trump agrees with michael moore, yes, that michael moore. it's all about yesterday's mueller hearings. we will tell you what they are both saying about it after this. don't miss your golden opportunity to experience the luxury you desire on a full line of utility vehicles. at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. lease the 2019 rx 350 for $389 a month, for 36 months, and we'll make your first month's payment. experience amazing. stuart: we are going up at the opening bell but not as much as we thought we were going to go up a few minutes ago. maybe 29 for the dow but down 30, 40 points for the nasdaq. >>> southwest airlines stops operations at newark airport because of the boeing 737 max jet grounding. southwest stock is down. >>> jeffrey epstein found injured in his jail cell in new york city. susan? susan: convicted ped oophilpedo alleged sex trafficker found nearly unconscious in his jail cell and was transferred to a nearby hospital. there is speculation what actually happened, did he try to commit suicide, did he fake it so he can g

trump peaked at 46%. that's the highest point he's reached. this was december 13th, 2017, the tax bill was working its way through congress, that roy moore election hit 37 in the average. he came close after charlottesville. that is the range, 37, 46, we've not had a president in modern times with that tight of a range. where is trump now? 45% of it's at the high end of that range. the question, we vice president had a lot of polling since the send her back comments have made their way through our media and culture, so let's see. but 45% right now. let's see what happens with mueller. the lesson of trump is, if it falls, it doesn't fall that far and it doesn't fall that long. it stays in that tight range. that tight range, that was the story of the campaign. in 2016 the ample trump versus clinton trump standing against clinton in the polls on a low end he hit 38.3%, on the high end 45.7%. that range is pretty much identical to where his approval rating has been as president. liu at this approval rating you say tough to get re-elected. you look at those numbers and you say tough to win with numbers like that. why did trump end up winning in 2016?

thank you for joining us i'm pam moore, i'm ken w yne uptick president trump reiterated today that ice raids will happen across the country. >>on sunday. we have team coverage on the rates tonight kron four's dan kerman and felipe chagall have reaction from both supporters and opponents in san francisco has it made you and talk to law enforcement in alameda county. but we want to show was dan thorn is live at a protest underway in oakland. >>well can right now hundreds of people are out here for this vigil that started just a short while ago and they are standing up for. immigrant children they say that these detention camps that are going on at the border need to be closed up in that these families in to be korea need to be treated she mainly if you take a look behind me here there are hundreds of people that are out here at oakland city hall tonight, this a a an event that joining a number of other cities in what's being called lights for liberty which is a vigil to end human concentration camps. these organizations here say what's happening at the border needs to be stopped children

trump white house as "inept" and "dysfunctional". downing street says sir kim has the government's full support. andy moore reports. y after president trump criticised mrs may and her ambassador, downing street issued a statement saying sir kim darroch continued to have the full support of the prime minister. the leak was unfortunate, the statement went on, but the special relationship would endure. on his twitter feed, president trump said, "i have been very critical about the way the uk and prime minister theresa may handled brexit. what a mess she and her representatives have created. i told her how it should be done, but she decided to go another way. i do not know the ambassador, but he is not liked or well—thought—of in the us. we will no longer deal with him. the good news for the wonderful united kingdom is that they will soon have a new prime minister. while i thoroughly enjoyed the magnificent state visit last month, it was the queen who i was most impressed with." there are reports that the ambassador has already been frozen out from a diplomatic event in washington over night. but it is unlikely the uk w

dagen: right staph moore milan president -- trump -- understand very well the president on twitter doesn'the rest of the world is cutting rates is -- pumping stimulus from monetary perspective, into their economy, and the burden that would put on the united states. he wants to -- and again that is what the federal reserve is also looking at, steve. >> yep. yeah, no i think you are -- you are exactly right, but, by the way, look all the other kurns play off dollar what matters is it doesn't even matter that much can when ecb does so on dollar is world kirnz all other -- by the way, our tight in especiallil tightness negative affected the economies of other countries we got at least two quarter point maria i would like to see 50 base points i don't think that is going to happen at least, next week. dagen: looking at this business investment declined second quarter for the first time, since 2016, nonresidential fixed investment this is software research, and development, equipment, structures it fell. at 6/10 of a per cent rate compared with increase 4.3% first quarter consumer spending rose

trump's previous nominees steven moore and herman cane withdrew after criticism. there's also a nomination for europe's top stop, christine lagarde has been tapped as the next president of the european central bank. an appointment that would make her the first woman to lead the institution. last year "forbes" ranked her third on its list of the world's most powerful women behind only angela merkel and teresa may. >>> putting his foot down without a nike swoosh on it, mitch mcconnell slams nike after the withdrawal of the shoe because of the american flag. the company had concerns it could unintentionally offends and detract from the fourth of july holiday. according to the "wall street journal," nike received a complaint from former nfl star colin kaepernick because the betsy ross flag represents a time when african-americans were enslaved. senator mcconnell doesn't see it that way. >> i hope nike releases these shoes or some other shoemaker picks up the flag, puts it on a pair of shoes, and starts selling it. i'll make the first order. >> republican governor doug

trump said sir kim darroch "had not served the uk well". the foreign office is investigating the source of the leak, as andy moore reports. visit to the uk, mr and mrs trump met prince charles and the duchess of cornwall. the president also spotted another face he recognised — the uk's ambassador to washington. hi again. you know everybody. hi, mr president. hope it's going well. now it is not pleasantries, but put—downs, that are being exchanged. the president could onlyjust be heard above the sound of a helicopter engine. the publication of comments made by the ambassador about the president have prompted an official investigation at the foreign office into the source of the leak. the trade secretary, speaking in washington, said the leaking was unethical and unpatriotic. i think that our diplomats have to be able to give a bit of colour in their views, in both directions, about how they view the political scene. i think the question here is about the behaviour of someone that would leak a document which has a limited circulation, for obvious reasons. in the short term, at least, sir kim darroch seems safe in hisjob. he

where you as president donald trump has fired another salvo in his battle against bowl. all to moore 1st he calls controversy by calling a black majority district of the city a rat and road infested mess well now he's followed it up by saying that african-americans are quote happy as hell with his remarks about the district and its congressman here's what trump said earlier today. does people living in the hallowed halls the are there largely african-american you have a large african-american population and they really appreciate what i'm doing and they let me know if they really appreciate it people have called from baltimore thanking me so much there's all that money that's been bent over 20 years has been stolen away by people like allies you've got. or critics say the president's remarks were a racially charged attack on congressman cummings who has been fiercely critical of the trump administration's treatment of migrants use all over sell it went to baltimore to hear what residents and citizens there have to say about their hometown the city of baltimore faces many problems and

de los Últimos dÍas del jefe de departamento de policÍa, michael moore, ha provocado la ira entre los agentes de ice. el presidente trumperta en un tercer paÍs seguro. morales dijo que no ha aceptado esa propuesta. esto y mucho mÁs en la ediciÓn nocturna. ilia: vamos a una pausa. migrantes buscan ayuda esotÉrica en la capital mexicana, para l ♪ ilia: debido a la polÍtica durante la administraciÓn trump, en la frontera algunos inmigrantes han tratado de buscar ayuda extra para cruzar. por eso, a la capital de mÉxico ha aumentado la venta de amuletos. guadalupe andrade nos cuenta de quÉ se trata. guadalupe: las recientes de la administraciÓn trump dejar en claro que estÁ decidido a impedir la llegada de mÁs indocumentados a los estados unidos. lo que parece no detener a personas como gustavo, un migrante deportado de washington, quien solo quiere volver a abrazar a los suyos. >> yo dejÉ a mi familia en estados unidos, a mis hijas de 14 y 16 aÑos. guadalupe: Él se enterÓ que en este mercado esotÉrico pueden ayudar a cumplir con ese sueÑo. >> vengo a ver a la seÑora sonia para que me ayude a hacer amuleto, para poder regres

liberal filmmaker michael moore was very critical of robert mueller. he said trumping next to see not because of the failure that is robert mueller, his report is still a damning document of crimes by trump, but because trump understands the power of the visual and understands that the dems are not street fighters and that is why he will win. the president even -- another tweet michael moore posted saying even michael moore agrees the dems and mueller. it and saturday night live cast member, former snl cast members said the act of looking forward to the mueller hearings as if anything will come of it feels like having lunch with an x you are hoping to get back together with. pretty colorful response from her. >> a lot of other celebrities have many more things to say. thank you so much. the time is 28 minutes after the top of the hour and dueling rulings on the trump administration's asylum policies just hours apart, we are breaking down the case. it could end up in the supreme court. >> trump did everything he could to obstruct justice. >> congress to begin impeach

trump campaign help the russians. thank you for joining us, i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne.one of the most anticipated congressional hearings in recent memory and as washington correspondent. >>alexandra le mon tells us several california lawmakers used the opportunity to delve deeper into mueller's findings. lawmakers got there first and perhaps only chance to question special counsel robert mueller about his nearly two-year long investigation. >>republican lawmakers argued special counsel robert mueller treated president trump unfairly and said mueller failed to make a legal case against the president. >>you made a political case instead you put it in a paper sack lit it on fire drop it on our porch rang the doorbell and ran. >>they also question political ties between members of mueller's teato

michael moore highly critical of mueller and donald trump agreed, more calls him a frail old man unable answer questions. i said it in 2017 and mueller confirmed it today, all of you pundits and moderate and lame democrats who told the public to put their faith in the esteemed robert mueller, just bleep from now on. donald trump responded saying even more agrees that democrats and mueller failed. another tweet by former snl cast member, the act of looking forward to the mueller hearings as if anything will come of it feels like having lunch with the next you are hoping to get together with. she had the nail on the head. a lot of people calling this -- rob: i felt bad for mueller, john kennedy says i hope this is and how americans are member this man who has done such a service. >> hit the nail on the head. rob: senator graham as well. 46 minutes after the hour. facebook forced to play by new rules, costly changes the social media giant faces for violating privacy. jillian: time to check in with steve doocy for what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> coming up on "fox and friends," 13

central bank president trump is set to nominate 2 new members for the board of governors of the federal reserve after his previous nominee stephen moore was forced to withdraw his candidacy over sexist comments 1st just a little bit of what president trump has. had to say about fed chair jerome powell he should have never raise the rates to the level that he raised i say we're not going to get pushed around by political he said you know basically suggest you guys today so i'm not going to try to prove how tough he is because he's not going to get pushed around yeah here's a guy nobody ever heard of him before and now i made him and he wants to show how tough he is ok let him show how stuff he is used and he said he's not doing a good job so now president trump has paired one orthodox choice the current chair of the st louis fed with judi shelton who in a blog post for the cato institute suggested that the us return to the gold standard what's going on here. well 1st of all as a professional economist who works in this area i have a meaning no disrespect on a personal level for mr trump to think he can't do better than these people he

trump said sir kim darroch had not served the uk well. the foreign office is investigating the source of the leak, as andy moore reports. h's visit to the uk, mr and mrs trump met prince charles and the duchess of cornwall. the president also spotted another face he recognised — the uk's ambassador to washington. hi again. it's going well. now it is not pleasantries, but putdowns, that are being exchanged. the president could onlyjust be heard above the sound of a helicopter engine. the publication of comments made by the ambassador about the president have prompted an official investigation at the foreign office into the source of the leak. the trade secretary, speaking in washington, said the leaking was unethical and unpatriotic. i think that our diplomats have to be able to give a bit of colour in their views, in both directions, about how they view the political scene. i think the question here is about the behaviour of someone that would leak a document which has a limited circulation, for obvious reasons. in the short term, at least, sir kim darroch seems safe in hisjob. he is due to retire at the end of the year

i'm pam moore and i'm kathryn heyman vicki and grant have the night off. >>president trump said again today, the ice raids are going to happen sunday. we've got team coverage on the raids from both sides of the bay kron four's dan kerman and felipe to go they have reaction from both supporters and opponents in san francisco has a month talk to law enforcement in alameda county. dan thorn is at a protest getting ready to begin in oakland and we start tonight with dan kerman in san francisco at a protest that is just wrapping up dan. >>that's right we're outside ice headquarters on sansom street in san francisco still a few protesters here there have been 2 protests all day long one of 11 30 with the dealing specifically with closing down detention centers have been other protests started at 2 o'clock this afternoon talking about detention centers as well as those ice raids, but the bottom line is these people want business as usual to stop. chanting close all camps moro than a 100 demonstrators gathered outside. >>ice headquarters in san francisco friday to call for the clos

trump campaign help the russians. thank you for joining us, i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. it was one of the most anticipated congressional hearings in recent memory and as washington correspondent. >>alexandra le mon tells us several california lawmakers used the opportunity to delve deeper into mueller's findings. lawmakers got there first and perhaps only chance to question special counsel robert mueller about his nearly two-year long investigation. >>republican lawmakers argued special counsel robert mueller treated president trump unfairly and said mueller failed to make a legal case against the president. >>you made a political case instead you put it in a paper sack lit it on fire drop it on our porch rang the doorbell and ran. >>they also question political ties between members of mueller's team to hillary clinton. >>had a direct relationship political or personal with the opponent of the person you investigating mueller did defend himself. his team and the investigation saying it was not politically motivated. >>i've been in this business for almost 25 years those

moore, abc news, ridgecrest. >>> in the meantime, president trump is slamming the ambassador, following reports he he was criticale president. >> he says that he has not served the uk well and saying we're not big fans of his. documents describe trump as inept, insecure and incompetent. they are investigating the leak of the documents. >>> the trump administration is refuting reports of horrific conditions at border patrol stations. the president said a "new york times" story about detained migrant children is a fabrication. he claimed agents are doing a great job and that the migrants are in much better shape now considering where they came from. acting homeland security chief also rejected the report as unsubstantiated. >>> president trump's job approval rating is at an all-time high climbing to 44%. 53% of americans disapprove of his performance. 28% say his behavior is fitting for a president. and the president trails joe biden by ten points in a potential one-on-one match-up. >>> mississippi's beaches have been closed because of the dangerous bacteria that can make people sick. they can still be used for rec

trump administration. the leak of sir kim's comments led to his resignation. andy moore reports. our man in washington, sir kim darroch, has resigned, but that is not the end of the matter. now a police enquiry will try to get to the bottom of who leaked his e—mails. the memos, published in the mail on sunday, called president inept and insecure. mail on sunday, called president ineptand insecure. mrtrump responded by calling the ambassador wacky and pompous and said he could no longer deal with him. last night scotla nd no longer deal with him. last night scotland yard launched is enquiry and the assistant commissioner gave this warning to the rest of the media. he said... in may, gavin williamson was sacked as defence secretary after being accused of leaking secrets from the national security council, a charge he denied. scotland yard were called on them to launch a criminal enquiry but they declined, saying there is no evidence of a crime had been committed. the whole question of press freedom is now becoming a major issue in the battle to become the next prime minister. this

the left wing avengers, calling on them to do something about trump. >> and the parallel of the completely unhinged tweets by michael mooreesident trump talking about policy. it's like when you had that contrast of all the democrats duking it out on the stage and you had trump dealing with north korea and really serious issues. they are enabling him to look so presidential at every opportunity. >> like joe biden saying i'm going to punch you. >> he said look at what you did with china with the trade policy, a disaster. >> he gives a great speech and he gets great job numbers. that can help him heading into 2020. >>> a story breaking over the last day or so was the holiday that caught our eye out in arizona. the tempe police officer's sorbs association said we don't appreciate starbucks asking our cops to leave your establishment on the 4th of july. several of the cops are veterans who fought for this country, #zero respect. some people in the starbucks didn't like the officers being there. >> one customer didn't feel safe because police officers were eating apparently in his or her line of sight. they were either asked to

trump administration. who has the president's ear at the moment? the dubs or the hocks? dr. moorethe hawks at the moment. the president continues to say he loves chaos. he loves to have diverse opinions coming his way and he makes the opinions. it comes down the trade representative and the secretary, the president makes it clear that he accepts all of those positions in making certain decisions and how he will play this trade game. paul: our last guest earlier this hour, anna han of wells fargo, was very optimistic on a trade resolution, seeing one by the end of the year. you have been involved in this process before. you have negotiated trade deals with japan in the 1980's that still has sticking points. dr. moore: i think it is a tad optimistic. i hosted one of the very first chinese delegations ever to come to the united states. it was headed up by the mayor of shanghai. the chinese walked into the door, into the meeting room in mao suits. it was a very different time. in those days, they were really just a blip on the screen because japan, at that time, the second largest eco

trump administration. the leak of sir kim's comments led to his resignation. andy moore reports. derek has resigned, but that is not the end of the matter. macro -- kim is not the end of the matter. macro —— kim darroch. mr chung responded by calling the ambassador wacky and pompous. he said he could no logger table ten. in a statement last night scotla nd table ten. in a statement last night scotland yard launches criminal enquiry. the assistant commissioner give this one into the rest of the media... in may, the defence secretary was sacked after being accused of leaking secrets from the national security council. hrt denied. scotla nd security council. hrt denied. scotland yard recalled on then to lodge a criminal enquiry, but they declined saying there is no evidence crime had been committed. the whole question of press freedom is now becoming a major issue in the battle to become the next prime minister. borisjohnson has to become the next prime minister. boris johnson has been to become the next prime minister. borisjohnson has been accused of throwing their kim darroch und

we played that sound of donald trump saying in february, oh, it's old, and where have we heard that before? we've heard that with roy moore, these are old allegations, with rob porter, his staff secretary, oh, these are old allegations. i mean, donald trump's reflex is always to feel defensive and protective to the accused man. >> and he will probably point to the fact that epstein pleaded not guilty to this as a denial. we have seen the president defend those who deny it. today it's hard to get an answer out of the white house since there are no longer white house briefings and the white house has deferred questions about this today. i think this is something they will have to address because this is his labor secretary, and jeremy is exactly right, the labor secretary is the person in charge of investigating the same and protecting against the same sorts of crimes we are seeing now. we are talking about this is not a victimless crime. this is a horrible crime of trafficking of children, and the fact that this is connected to this white house, i think in any other administration the secretary acosta would no longer have

meantime former trump economic advisor steve moore is working at what they call a crypto centric bankns us now. he will be on later on "bulls & bears." a busy fellow. let me get your take, why they're targeting facebook's offering here, what could portend for the cryptocurrency industry if you will? knot just folks in washington, federal reserve, treasury what is it going on? >> if you listen to what sherrod brown said, the senator from ohio, the congress and central government, federal government is afraid of these new cryptocurrencies because they believe it is a, it is a threat to the monopoly currencies run by central banks. by the way, that is one of the things i like about it, neil. these are currencies that will not be controlled by government. government feels threatened by it. i think, by the way, people ask me, is this going to destroy the dollar, euro? no. i think it will actually provide some competition and force these central bankers to maintain stability in their currency or else people will move to other countries. by the way look what has happened in the last number o

of npr about a 3-year-old girl from honduras in the custody of the trump administration along with her parents. listen to how bob mooreed what happened. >> the border patrol agent they were with said okay, one parent will go back to mexico then and the other parent will keep the kids and be allowed to stay in the united states. the agent then turned to 3-year-old sophie and told her to make a choice. which parent did she want to go with? >> i can't stress this enough. this is a 3-year-old child. a toddler. we saw her. she is tiny and being told to pick a parent? >> yes. she is very close to her mother so she picked her mother and then when it became clear that they were going to separate them from joseph, their father, so sophie and her brother and sister freaked out. they grabbed on to the father and the border patrol according to the family told sophie why are you crying, you told us you picked your mother. >> reasoning with the 3-year-old that she shouldn't be crying because they gave her a choice. the reporter goes on to say after arguing with border patrol agents over several hours, the family was allowed to rema

, which were obtained by the mail on sunday, describe president trump's administration as insecure and incompetent. 0ur reporter andy mooreoutside the foreign office this morning with the details. we are so we are so used to diplomacy with its clothes on, perfectly calibrated language, but this is diplomacy with its clothes off! very colourful language, and it is unusual to hear these private communications being put in the public domain, and there are put in the public domain, and there a re lots of put in the public domain, and there are lots of them. they date from 2017 to the present, and most of them are very unflattering about mr trump. sir kim darroch says it is very unlikely his administration will ever become competent, he says most of the stories you have heard about vicious infighting, most of them are true. he says the president himself radiates insecurity even though he is the most powerful man on the planet, and he says in order to get through to him you have to be pretty simple, even blunt, in your message. as to the president's future, he says he may crash and burn, but on the other hand he says you mustn'

about trump, it was all about trump hatred, and what they basically did on my contract was non-renew it and they wanted to replace people like me and jason miller or stephen mooreblicans who hate trump. so we were pushed exit stage right, i guess you would say, and replaced by people who would say oh, yeah, no, i totally disagree with donald trump. some of them aren't even republicans. stuart: do you think it's going to change at all? i mean, look, the ratings are in the tank. they are way down there. ratings are important, whether you like it or not. are they still not going to change? >> i don't think so. i think it's become a left wing opinion platform as opposed to a news channel, which is what it started out being. you know, unfortunately, they were wrong so much. that was to me one of the ironies and the disappointments. night after night being on these shows and hearing the commentators and contributors saying i have inside information, the shoe is about to drop, next week you will see a bombshell that's going to wipe out the entire trump administration, and they were wrong time and time again. but all of them are still working at cnn while all the rest

trump. if you don't like him you still don't like him. >> sandra: some of the far left are conceding the hearing wasn't the bombshell that some had hoped for. michael mooreted out his reaction. trump must be gloating in ecstasy. because trump understands the power of the visual and understands the dems aren't street fighters and that's why he will win. >> i don't pay home acknowledge at the altar of michael moore. excited about getting his photograph taken with julian assange. there was a lot of criticism. chuck todd, chris wallace said it was a disaster for dems after the first session. i think the intel committee hearing was much better than the judiciary committee. you could tell adam schiff very well practiced and good at being on tv. his line of questioning was direct and got great answers. bombshell or dud. i don't think those are the fair classifications. we got out of it what we wanted. first of all, you had again on national television the president was not exonerated. you had great questioning talked about getting answers of president trump false filing responses. information about the olc opinion that contradicted. for a lot of people it moves

, which were obtained by the mail on sunday, describe president trump's administration as insecure and incompetent. our reporter andy mooreide the foreign office this morning with the details. good morning, andy. have we had a response from the foreign office on this? yes, we have. i'll get to that ina this? yes, we have. i'll get to that in a little while but let me tell you about the substance of these e—mails first. it is unusual to get such a substantial cage of documents like this, they date from 2017 to the present. most of the comments are the present. most of the comments a re pretty the present. most of the comments are pretty unflattering about trumpet. sir kim darroch says it is unlikely that administration will ever be competent. it says he radiates insecurity, even though he is the most powerful man on the planet, and in order to get through to him you have to be simple, even blunt. of the future, he says it could crash and burn but on the other that he should not be written off. i'm not denying these reports, he says these are the private, unvarnished assessment of the ambassador. i'm sure the ambassador her

which were obtained by the mail on sunday — describe president trump's administration as "insecure" and "incompetent". our reporter andy mooreide the foreign office this morning with the details. it is unusual to get such a huge cash on what should be secret documents put in the public domain. there is lots of them, they come from a period of 2017 to present. lots of them are uncomplimentary about mrtrump. lots of them are uncomplimentary about mr trump. they say it is unlikely his administration will ever become competent. kim darroch says the rumours about vicious infighting are probably true. of the president he says the man radiates insecurity even though he is the most powerful man on the planet. he says you have to be simple, even blunt to get your message through to him. of his future, he says he might crash or burn but on the other hand, he says you should not write him off. the foreign office are not denying these comments are accurate and true. they sate the private comments are a honest and unfurnished assessment from the ambassador. this is what the general public would expect but not for them to be put into the

the party of scarborough is dead, but we have the party of trump and roy moore and steve miller.ing thing. we won't shirk from our constitutional responsibility holding the president accountable. we want to do it in an appropriate and forceful fashion. >> congressman, i want to focus in on a moment for your questioning of the special counsel about the obstruction of justice will weather you laid out the three matters you would need to bring the charge but suggested the special counsel didn't because of the department of justice guidelines from the forefront that he believes meant he could not being any sort of -- bring any sort of charge against the president. he kind of stopped you and fought bag a little bit on that. do you think special counsel mueller, was it part of his responsibilities to see that through in one way or the other whether or not he could bring obstruction of justice and should he have done so to this president? >> there is still some confusion, quite frankly, as to why the special counsel stopped short of acknowledging once he laid out in my view and the view

trump said sir kim darroch "had not served the uk well". the foreign office is investigating the source of the leak, as andy moore reports. mr and mrs trump met prince charles and the duchess of cornwall. the president also spotted another face he recognised — the uk‘s ambassador to washington. hi again. you know everybody. hi, mr president. hope it's going well. now it is not pleasantries, but put—downs, that are being exchanged. the president could onlyjust be heard above the sound of a helicopter engine. the publication of comments made by the ambassador about the president have prompted an official investigation at the foreign office into the source of the leak. the trade secretary, speaking in washington, said the leaking was unethical and unpatriotic. i think that our diplomats have to be able to give a bit of colour in their views, in both directions, about how they view the political scene. i think the question here is about the behaviour of someone that would leak a document which has a limited circulation, for obvious reasons. in the short term, at least, sir kim darroch seems safe in hisjob. he is due to retire

moore, the largest democratic club in northern california. he's expected to talk about the plans to create 8 million jobs and about climate change. >>> a live look in washington dc. president trump and democrats reached a tentative budget deal. as katherine johnson reports, it adds to america's rising debt. >> reporter: president trump and democrats reached a budget compromise. >> it isn't everything we hoped for. but it got to the debt ceiling. that's important. we're not going to default on american securities. >> reporter: it allows a boost of spending and it increases overall government spending by$. republicans can claim victory for military and border spending while democrats can tout spending on domestic programs. >> it means jobs for the american people and ladders up for the american people and hop. >> reporter: it's at the expense of the country's $22 trillion debt. critics say it will be future generations who pay the price if lawmakers don't get spending under control. >> it's a pretty good deal under the circumstances. >> reporter: the house will vote on the bill thursday and mitch mcconnell promised to bring the measure to a vote before the august recess next week.