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mr. steves responded i just killed moo wife. the the fer said you what. mr. steves repeat that had he just killed his wife. >> reporter: carmela saunders lived in fear for her life and in fear of her husband and prosecutors say early this morning, those fears came true. when police discovered her body in home shortly after her husband's confession, they were going through a authorizes and the woman filed a restraining order to keep her husband away. >> i don't care what happened to me but i will get you. >> reporter: family says scared especially when steves recently posted he was a which had owe,on face book. >> i know he is abusive. he did strangleler a couple of times. >> reporter: steves returned home to his wife and five kids for a family dish. things were going well until an argument broke out and that is when police say the 50-year-old murdered his wife then confessed. family members are heart broken. >> what about the family? it's a domestic situation and it's -- >> my cousin is not here no more. >> reporter: that defense attorney adds that his client

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mr. steves responded i just killed my wife. the officer said you what? mr. steves repeated that he had just killed his wife. >> reporter: steves is accused of killing his wife of 27 years. in the home the couple shared. the pair had recently been going through a divorce, for her life especially when steve's recently posted he was a widower on facebook. >> i know had is abusive. and he is a bully. he did strangle her. couple of times. >> reporter: last night steve's return home to his wife and five kids for family dinner. things were going well the prosecutor says until an argument broke out and that is when police say the 50-year-old murdered his wife then confessed. family members are now heart broken. >> i saw her and about t violence situation. it's -- >> my cousin is not here no more. >> reporter: the lawyer does say his client is guilty but he debates the level of guilt. as for steves being held, he is being held without bail. kelli o'hara, 7 news. >> jadiann: a boss man facing gun charges after a camera captures a shoot-out in the state. he stayed hidde

his pal steve was front and center. donald trump. mrs and mrs. steve wynn. stand up and take a bow.... just a year ago, national media reports described wynn as a key campaign advisor to trump. and a few months ago, wynn hosted a new york meeting of trump that he hasnt given a dime to either trump or hillary clinton and doesn't know how he will vote. maybe it harkens back to old wounds. at times the two titans have been fierce rivals, especially in atlantic city. news reports say both men hired private detectives to dig into the other. they've tangled in court, and especially in the media. trump called wynn a scumbag and suggested he is psychologically disturbed. wynn has said trump is a string adolescent. trump said wynn is strange and slick and tries too hard to look perfect. worst of all, he described the bellagio as "very ugly." wynn said most of trump's statements have no relation to the truth, that he is disturbed, pitiable, and broken, and said trump's atlantic city is "a slum by the sea." back in 1989 when we first interviewed trump in new york, a bu

let's go with mr. steve forbes. elizabeth, kerry, bruce and john. steve, we're just getting word from the fifth plea. navy confrontations

. >>> let's go to mr. steve. >> nice to see ken is awake. >> that was good. i like that. >> very good. let's get to it. thick fog out there. before we get to our weather, if you're going to new orleans it's not going to stop raining. it's raining and it's raining. it's 78 degrees in new orleans and humidity is 96%. >> oh my goodness. >> the problem is, it's a circulation that's stalled out over much of the gulf coast favoring louisiana. there's roads getting cut off now because of too much rain. look at that, it's almost covering the entire state. it bounces back and forth between mobile and baton rouge. that's where i used to live. at least that's what my dad tells me. we used to live in baton rouge. i think i was a year old. >>> anybody on the coast back home, it's been tough. we can't wait for september. the beginning of the indian summer with the big beautiful sunsets. and our observer in el grenada says "drizzly, wet, gray every day. can't wait until september." so remember, it will get here. fog is going to hold court on the coast in parts of the bay an

. >> the officer asked him if he could help him, and mr. steve respond i had just killed my woof. >> reporter: early tuesday morning steve turned himself in and admitted estranged wife. he was at dinner with saunders at this chandler street home when an unknown man called the house and told steve to stay away from his girl. then he and his ex-wife got in a fight and he strangled her. and more court paperwork shows she filed for divorce and got a feared for her life, i won't go anywhere by himself because i know he's following me, and he's tried to kill me before. june 17th, standard 94. -- 1994. a domestic violence group says such ominous signs too often lead to this tragically avoidable outcome. >> >. no one want to believe that someone who lives you for a day or 27 years is capable of taking your >> reporter: steves was ordered held without bail. live in salem, wbz news. back to you. >> so sad, thank you. if you or someone you know is in an abusive relationship, jane doe has reescarses to help -- resources to help. >>> and in salem, two men hel

let's go with mr. steve forbes. elizabeth, kerry, bruce and john. steve, we're just getting word from the fifth plea. navy confrontations between iran and the u.s. are on the increase. there were 300, by the way, in 2015. so far in 2016, 250. we are on pace for a 67% increase. it's bad enough we're giving them money, but seems to be making things worse. >> when you have abject appeasement, which barack obama has been practicing since 2009 when he turned his back on the revolutionaries trying to overthrow it, appeasement gets you contempt. we pay ransom. americans can't go to iran because they're going to be kidnapped there and other bad spots. in terms of the iran nuke deal, iran violated it the day they signed it and continue to this day. iran tries to dominate the middle east. russia goes along with it. we're seen as a non-player, pitifully weak. >> the problem is we reward them for bad behavior. our u.s. sailors were humiliated, literally -- of course, john kerry was talking about how well they were treated before we saw the tapes. right after th

under the leadership of mr. steve israel, our agenda is about security. national security, economic security, and the security of our democracy. all of those are being neglected by the fact that congress has not been in session for weeks and does not intend to be in session for weeks. we have some emergencies that have been there for months that congress left without addressing. we are here to talk about congress coming back to get the job done for the american people, to honor our responsibility to protect them in the case of opioids, zika, gun violence protection. the list goes on and on. i am honored to be here with my colleagues. the house democratic caucus, other members of the leadership. congresswoman donna edwards will talk about opioids. two of the members on the trip to visit troops in afghanistan and to speak to european leaders about what is happening at the eu and our relationship with nato. congressman steve israel and member of the intelligence committee, congressman andre carson will be expressing views and addressing the challenges we hav

under her leadership of mr. steve israel, our democratic as agenda is about security. national security, economic security, and the security of our democracy. all of those are being neglected by the fact that congress has not been in session for weeks and does not intend to be in session for weeks. we have some emergencies that have been there for months that congress left without addressing. we are here to talk about congress coming back to get the job done for the american people, to honor our responsibility to protect them in the case of opioids, zika, gun violence protection. the list goes on and on. i am honored to be here with my colleagues. the house democratic caucus, other members of the leadership. congresswoman donna evers will talk about opioids. two of the members on the trip to visit troops in afghanistan and to speak to european leaders about what is happening at the eu and our relationship with nato. congressman steve israel and member of the intelligence committee, congressman andre carson will be expressing views and addressing the challenges we have.

. >> can you do that mr. steve ?eef >> five? >> yes. five here we go. you're right here. three, two, one let's go five burpy jump at the end. oh got to jump. two, back down. >> come on weatherford tina always beating up on me. so straight down to tin pushups no rest. pushups, all right. one, two, three. >> i can handle pushups but burpies i hate. chris modifying on his knees. >> that's how we like to d big swole with the one arm. get me three more. another -- two more 15 squats. here we go, one, two -- three, four, five, one of those workouts you can do anywhere hotel room in the park. >> what is key to your fitness plan? >> functional training find sthng you love and train to make yourself better at it. look at tina go. based in new york city. coleman my instagram. website and what would you say is your main focus for your clients? >> fitness main focus is having fun with fitness more you have fun the more you want to do it and more you'll see change. >> do you only do one-on-ones or no? i have an app based program to go to sign up for. volatile functional fitness so ver

it is mr. steve paulson. >> there you go. >> thank you. thank you. >> good morning steve. >> good morning. we have a nice day here. just, a little bit of fog left. had a lot of high clouds. made for beautiful sunsets last night. sunrises. but i think our focus of attention is on the big island here. there is a hurricane watch up. been a long time since they have forecasted a hurricane watch for the big island. it is category 3. 130 miles an hour winds. the kona airport has a website. you can go to that and then the left hand column, they have weather. so, i would click on that if you know somebody there. maybe trying to get out tomorrow. or if you are flying there, i would think it will be a tall order tomorrow. there will be many delays. looks like the track will take it just to the south or right near the big island. a lot of moisture got caught up in the low visiting eureka now. there is another one coming from the gulf of alaska. it has swept most of the cloud cover out of the area. we went to mostly sunny. san francisco, went 70 today

mrs. diane olberhelman. be here.ure to >> the honorable steve green and mrs. dorothea green. >> mr.tephen lee. >> her excellency, chan heng chee. >> ms. chia yong yong and dewi muliana. >> the honorable casey mace and mrs. anne milligan mace. >> mr. loh chin hua. >> the honorable bob casey and mrs. terese foppiano casey. >> mr. ong peng tsin. >> professor chua nam hai. >> lieutenant colonel wong shi ming. >> the honorable patrick kennedy and ms. betty swope. >> ms. sherrilyn ifill and amali ifill-knobloch. >> mr. craig robinson and mrs. kelly robinson. >> mr. charles scharf and mrs. amy scharf. >> mr. stefano pessina and mrs. ornella barra. >> mr. matthew doherty and mr. dean thorp. >> the honorable peter welch and ms. margaret cheney. >> the honorable daniel russell and mrs. keiko russell. >> amy tan and louis demattei. >> mrs. rosalind brewer and mr. john brewer. >> excuse me? i have been to singapore. i think the prime minister is chinese. >> is this your first state dinner, then? >> no. i have been to probably five state dinners. thank you. >> the honorable jacob lew and ms. shi

leadership of mr. steve israel, our democratic as about as we go forward is security. national security, economic security, and the security of our democracy. those are being neglected by the fact that congress has weeks,n in session four and does not intend to be in session four weeks. we have some emergencies that months thatere for congress left without addressing. we are here to talk about to get theming back job done for the american honor our responsibility to protect them opioids, zika, gun violence protection. list goes on and on. i am honored to be here with my colleagues. caucus,e democratic other members of the leadership. aboutedwards will talk this. tripf the members on the to visit troops in afghanistan and to speak to european leaders about what is happening at the nato. relationship and congressman steve israel and member of the intelligence committee, congressman andre will be expressing views and addressing the challenges we have. >> hello. it is great to be here. i have the california attitude, florida i just can from where everyone was asking, when

steve, mr. kaine's comment about raising taxes, what do you think? >> he must be auditioning to be a comedy writer. it's laughable. if taxes helped, we would have a booming economy. obama did it. japan is mired in stagnation because they keep raising taxes. it's evident, you raise taxes, the less production -- people like tim kaine or barack obama or hillary clinton can manage people's money better than the people is another laugh line. >> bruce, to steve's point, how come government spending is nowhere to be found in the democrats' argument? we've got empty federal office buildings across the country costing the u.s. government $20 billion a year just to maintain. where is the government spending part of this? >> here's the deal. if we could direct the taxes and revenue toward rebuilding our crumbling infrastructure, then i think the rich would go along with it because their teslas would hit fewer potholes. the roads and so forth are costing us billions of dollars. if people know they're getting a good value for their tax dollar, i don't think they'

under leadership of mr. steve israel our democratic agenda as we go forward is about security, national security, economic security and the security of our democracy. and all of those priorities are being neglected by the fact that congress has not been in session for weeks and does not intend to be in session for weeks. we have a -- some emergencies that had been there for months that were -- that congress left without addressing. so we are here to talk about congress coming back to get the job done for the american people, to honor our responsibility, to protect them in the case of opioids, in the case of zika, in the case of gun violence protection, the list goes on and on. i'm honored to be here with my colleagues. the distinguished share -- chair of the democratic caucus, congressman becerra. rosa dolores will talk about zika and speak about what's happening at the eu and our relationships with nato, congressman israel, member of the intelligence committee and andre carson will be expressing some views and ad

mr. harvey. steve: welcome back to the show. rylan: all right. steve: oh. steve: boy, it just came back to me. rylan: ask me why. steve: it just came back. rylan: come on! steve: i just looked at him. i just look at him and started smiling. rylan: come on! steve: when i was a little boy my favorite cereal was s sugar crisp. [laughter] there he is. [laughter] rylan: come on. steve: i just looked at it. i said, "man, it's him!" ok cool. why y'all back? rylan: because, steve, this business-owning family, our sugar is so sweet, it's going to take a whole lot of honey and 20,000 cash money to sweep us off our feet. [cheering and applause] steve: good luck to you, man. folks, that's a real nice family over there. they have been a real pleasure, but i've

stuart: okay, you're one of the six or seven steves of the economic team of donald trump, stay there, mr. steve we'll get back to pure politics. the ap report accusing hillary clinton, just showing it, actually, pay to play, influence peddling at some huge dollars at the very highest levels of government. they say more than half of her meetings, state department, were held with donors to the clinton foundation. wait a second, you've got to get this right. half of the meetings. ashley: yes. stuart: held outside the state department, not-- with private interest, half of those people had been giving money to the clinton foundation liz: non-u.s. and foreign government workers. stuart: tammy, that's play to play. >> it is. even without counting foreign interest, the ap didn't count them, that there was also money given to the clintons, bahrain, they went through the foundation to try to get access to her, but this does separate as of private interest. 85 of 154 private interest donors gave a total of $156 million in order to be able to have this access. so we've learned that the state department sto

mrs. diane olberhelman. >> the honorable steve green and mrs. dorothea green. >> mr. her excellency, chan heng chee. >> ms. chia yong yong and dewi muliana. >> the honorable casey mace and mrs. anne milligan mace. >> mr. loh chin hua. >> the honorable bob casey and mrs. terese foppiano casey. >> mr. ong peng tsin. >> professor chua nam hai. >> lieutenant colonel wong shi ming. >> the honorable patrick kennedy and ms. betty swope. >> ms. sherrilyn ifill and amali ifill-knobloch. >> mr. craig robinson and mrs. kelly robinson. >> mr. charles scharf and mrs. amy scharf. >> mr. stefano pessina and mrs. ornella barra. >> mr. matthew doherty and mr. dean thorp. >> the honorable peter welch and ms. margaret cheney. >> the honorable daniel russell and mrs. keiko russell. >> amy tan and louis demattei. >> mrs. rosalind brewer and mr. john brewer. >> excuse me? i have been to singapore. >> is this your first state dinner, then? >> no. i have been to probably five state dinners. thank you. >> the honorable jacob lew and ms. shirley gathers. >> the honorable dennis heck and mrs. p

let me get your response to this then, because you know, steve, mr.ry clinton as the devil. i want you to listen to this real quick. >> he made a bad deal. he should have not made a deal. if he would have just not done anything, just go home, go to sleep, relax, he would have been a hero but he made a deal with the devil. she is the devil. cheryl: steve? >> well, they said the same thing about barack obama and he is a very popular president today. the same thing will happen with hillary. he can call her the devil right now. he is going to call her madam president in january. cheryl: katrina, your response? >> well, you know, this was kind of funny today because this made the headlines. after all it was hillary clinton said saul alinsky was her mentor, and he did pay homage to lucifer. this was just a case of context here. mr. trump was talking about bernie sanders selling his soul, for example, like tpp. and in fact, in that case, hillary clinton would be the devil. cheryl: katrina, before i let you go, really quick, we just learned today that congres

steve. when someone attacks your character as they did attack mr. trump, he just asked a question, and maybe that's not a question i would have asked, but it goes back to mr. khan is attacking him. he's now appearing on other shows. he's become hillary's attack dog, and every time donald trump will say something, he puts up the shield, if you will, of the loss of his son. and that was very tragic. 12 years ago in a war that hillary clinton supported in a war that donald trump did not support, and in this situation, i think there's like a double standard going on here. and mr. khan is saying i'm immune from anyone criticizing me because my son died in a very heroic loss to the family and also in service of the country. but today he's taken on a political role as an attack dog for hillary clinton, and i think, in that regard, he's got to take what comes back at him. >> should mention here for the sake of clarity, donald trump now says he opposed the iraq war before it started. there's no record of that. the only comments made by donald trump before th

that was an easy question. >> steve: there you go. mr. gary frick jr.! >> oh. [ baby talk ] >> jimmy: i love you. don't talk down to him, jared. [ laughter ] >> steve: alright, next question's for you, jimmy. >> jimmy: i hope it's as easy >> steve: well, it's not. [ light laughter ] which one of these crustaceans is known -- >> jimmy: what? i gotta name a crustacean? >> steve: yes. which crustacean is known for it's brightly colored striped shell? is it a, the shame faced crab -- >> jimmy: this is insane. [ laughter ] >> steve: b, fleshy prawn, or, is it c, the elegant squat lobster? for mary kennedy, the puppy -- [ laughter ] lobster? >> steve: yes. >> jimmy: i don't know about that. ? squat lobster m >> jimmy: the fleshy prawn was my juggler name. >> steve: yes. [ light laughter ] and your nickname, "shamefaced crab." what else are you, but shamefaced? >> jimmy: i'm gonna say it's b, fleshy prawn. >> steve: ooh! wrong. [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: what? >> steve: it is the elegant squat lobster! >> jimmy: the elegant squat lobster? >> steve: jared gets our next

mr. bossy joins me. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> who is steve bannon and what is his relationship likeith mr. trump? >> well first of all, steve bannon is an incredibly smart and very passionate individual and somebody i've worked with for many years. probably 8 or 10 years that he and i have known each either and have worked on projects large and small and he brings an incredible breath of knowledge. he is a harvard mba. served in the navy as a naval service officer. and warfare officer. and has a tremendous breadth of knowledge and is an incredibly well-read person. i have worked with steve on seven or eight documentary films. we have one coming out next month actually. >> he has his critics immediately after he was announced. critics called him a quote conspiracy they'rist with extreme nationalistic views. is that fair? >> well anyone can have an opinion on an individual. when you goat a prominent position like steve has, with becoming ceo of the campaign, you will have critics come out of the wood work. that's fine. hillary clinton has all of the critics she can handle. so i think

mr. douglas olberhman and man. diane olberh >> the honorable steve green and mrs. dorothy green. >> mr.peng xi. ng leung.u >> the honorable casey bates ed anne bates. >> the honorable bob casey and mrs. therese casey. >> mr. ong tsing. >> lieutenant colonel wong qi ming. the honorable patrick kennedy . >> [inaudible] >> mr. greg robinson. mrs. kelly robinson. >> mr. charles sharp. mrs. haylee sharp. >> mrs. ornella barra. >> mr. matthew doherty. >> the honorable peter welch. >> the honorable daniel russell and mrs. keiko russell. [inaudible] mund brewer and mr. john brewer. >> excuse me? i have been to singapore. is this your first state dinner? >> no. i have been to probably five state dinners. you. >> the honorable jacob new. >> the honorable dennis hecht hecht.. paula >> mr. raymond o'connell. >> is this your first state dinner? >> yes. usually, i am on the other side of the rope. good to see you. courtridge. sopervile. >> the honorable shawn casey and mrs. casey. >> the honorable edward markey. susan blumenthal. >> major jeremy haines and mrs. chelsea haines. >> what is your connect

." >> steve: gra mrs. sandler, please. >> jimmy: there's a -- [ laughter ] there's a new report that says that the sales of canned wine are on the rise. canned wine. so finally people that drink boxed wine have someone to look down on. [ applause ] "drinking wine out of a can? how dare you?" [ pop ] give me my crazy straw. [ laughter ] finally, this is just crazy, guys. i saw that the playboy mansion recently sold for $100 million to one of the owners of the hostess company. which makes sense because that place has already seen its share of ho-hos and ding dongs. i know, i know. [ applause ] we have a great show. give it up for the roots! ?? ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you guys very much. we had a great show tonight. but join us again next week. on monday, golden globe award-winning actor kevin bacon will be here! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: he's always fun. and we've got something special planned with him. be sure to tune in for that. plus we have music from [ cheers a

find out shortly. >> yeah. >> let me say, steve. >> okay. >> for all watching, the program has clearly begun at the detroit economic club and once we do see mr. trump in a matter of moments we're going to take you there live. i'll get new a second, steve, but, john, forget numbers for a moment. simp lip to the extent that the trump campaign wants to change the narrative and the focus to get it back more on substance and also to counter falling poll numbers, how successful will mr. trump have to be today to do that? >> i think he's in a very difficult spot for this reason -- i think that you had a democratic convention, which was portraying him in a very negative way on a personal basis. his temperament, his judgment, his ability to handle the job as president. he, then, with a series of actions last week, seemed to demonstrate those problems, flaws. now, none of those had anything to do with policy. it's about trump as a person. now, if he can talk in a sober fashion about policy, then he's not highlighting the personal flaws that have turned so many americans away from him. you know, 60% of the american people in our nbc wall street journal

on the campaign trail, steve, both mr. clinton and and -- both mrs. clinton and mr. trump. a few days after mr. trump said she doesn't like police or she is not on their side. that is now a center of conversation. at least for this week on the campaign trail. >> it's interesting to watch her. i think what she is trying to do is run sort of a traditional campaign here. she is trying to make -- put people at ease, republicans and independents who don't find her honest and trustworthy, that's frankly very few people do. she is trying to put them at ease on a policy level. so she is trying to steal some of donald trump's thunder. he has been very strong about law and order issues. supporting law enforcement. and she is trying to do the same thing. meanwhile, trump, it's not entirely clear what trump is trying to do. he is not following the traditional sort of post primary plan. he hasn't done anything that's traditional to this point. he instead seems to be moving to the right in the primaries to i don't know where with the recent campaign changes yesterday and then the kinds o

filling in for steve, it is mr. mark >> yes.he bay bridge picture was startling. >> yes, you and i have been working here for a long time. but there was a time when it wasn't that way it >> yes, and as far as the weather the clouds are working for us. today, it will be a little bit warmer temperatures will be close to 90 and this is our life camera. and you can see here, we have overcast. and right now the low clouds could impact some air travel at least with rivals especially that could impact the visibility is as far as temperatures today it will be a little bit warmer. but these are all minor changes our life camera and oakland you can get a sense, we have gray in the background. coastal spots, are 60s. and these areas will be approaching the upper 80s. there is that fog bank. and here we go, the bay area in between in a pretty good onshore wind wins around 10 to the desk the wind is around 10 to 15 miles per hour today . -- the wind is about 15 to 20 -- 10 to 15 miles per hour today. here is a big deal, we put a big h here t

mr. trump looking ahead, you haroger aile roger stone, steve bannon and mr. trump himself. mega personalities. you think there is a potential clash or potential for implosion before we even get to the first debate? >> i think there is always a potential for a clash, any day, any hour, in trump world. steve bannon stepping in certainly doesn't lower the odds of such a thing. but from where i sit, seems like a pretty clear move by trump himself to decide, i'm done with this idea of trying to moderate my image, contain myself, make myself palatable to the republican establishment. instead i'm going with someone who is a media person like me, which bannon is, who is out there, and provocative and outrage s. i expect we will see more of that from trump out on the campaign trail and certain/ln the debate stage. >> steve bannon's motto is -- >> honey badger don't give a shit. you can google it. >> i believe you. joshua green, bloomberg. >>> david chalian joins me next to break down battleground races. can you say that on cnn? you did. >>> plus, donald trump calling for more polici

on the campaign trail, steve, both mr. clinton and and -- both mrs. clinton and mr. trump. days after mr. tru said she doesn't like police or she is not on their side. that is now a center of conversation. at least for this week on the campaign trail. >> it's interesting to watch her. i think what she is trying to do is run sort of a traditional campaign here. she is trying to make -- put people at ease, republicans and independents who don't find her honest and trustworthy, that's frankly very few people do. she is trying to put them at ease on a policy level. so she is trying to steal some of donald trump's thunder. he has been very strong about law and order issues. supporting law enforcement. and she is trying to do the same thing. meanwhile, trump, it's not entirely clear what trump is trying to do. he is not following the traditional sort of post primary plan. he hasn't done anything that's traditional to this point. he instead seems to be moving to the right in the primaries to i don't know where with the recent campaign changes yesterday and then the kinds of things

you don't seem all that convinced that the highing of steve bannon is what mr.rump needs. >> i did write about this. here is what is going on to me. there is a lot of people sympathetic to allegations of liberal bias. coming through the republican presidential primary is a outlet that serves at propaganda for donald trump. to me, breitbart news is what is the alt-right. this is a separation from traditional conservative thought and ideas. you see this in the adoption. people being very angry about trade agreements. traditionally they like free trade agreements, but breitbart is very opposed. >> this is the third head of the campaign that mr. trump has had in as many months. lewendowski to june, then manafort. isn't this an instability around mr. trump? >> the reality is that manafort is not leaving. kellyann conway is the same manager. we don't see the big shake up that is being portrayed in the media, we see it as an expansion of operations and opportunity. steve bannon is in charge of operations. he is very good at it, very savvy on social media. kellyann conw

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mr. trump and steve bannon, if they go out and give out the facts and let the people out there in the news media, in the news media do your research, report on the facts, the american people will make that decision. and i think at the end they will see donald trump as best qualified for this. >> an important development because they're putting out ads. we're going to see two new ads come out tomorrow. the first general election ads that we have seen from trump. what do you want to hear from these ads? >> i think number one i'm glad he is coming out with these. i think it speaks highly of donald trump, himself, and his vision. an a-typical campaign. he did it through the whole process, the primary process, and i think what i would like to see on these ads, and i think what you will see, is clear, concise goals and visions for our country whether it is national security, tax reform, we we welfare reform. i think you will see very concise, and we saw a good indication of that the other day. the best funded and well equipped terrorist organization in the world. and i think he did a good job of

steve moore, economic adviser for mr. trump. >> hi, well, we just finalized the speech, so it's -- i think it's going to be a blockbuster. i think liz made a really good point that it was a bad week for the trump campaign last week. today is the day we start to really turn things around. and i think this speech with a real emphasis on, you know, tax reduction to bring businesses back to the united states, a pro america energy policy, and an emphasis on regulation and executive orders. one of the interesting things donald trump is going to say that he will call for an immediate suspension when he is elected president and overturning of those, you know, dozens and dozens of illegal executive orders that you talked a lot about in this show. that's something that a new president could do with the stroke of the pen. ashley: and also regulation. mr. trump has talked about that a lot. that is regulation -- i mean, look, not all regulation is bad. but it can also be a huge drag on the economy. >> you better believe it. look what happene

mr. stephen moore, everyone knows steve moore, he is a television star, we we see him a lot on television these days on the radio we like to listen to him, he formally wrote on the economy and public policy for the wall street journal and he is now a distinguished visiting fellow for the projects of economic growth here at the heritage foundation. it was a member of the journals editorial board and he returned to heritage in 2004 about 25 years after he first served here. >> 2014. >> it was 2014. about 25 years after his tenure with grover m herman fellow and budgetary fairs from 1984 until four until 1987. he also founded and served as president as the club for growth which raises money for political candidates who favor free market economic policies. he also founded the free enterprise fund before joining the wall street journal. over the years he has served as the senior economist at the congressional joint economic committee and as a senior economics fellow at the cato institute where he published dozens of studies on federal and state fiscal policy. it was also a consultant to the na

steve bannon is now running donald trump's presidential campaign. mr.s not responding directly to requests for comments. although his spokesperson told reporters that he has a great relationship with his ex-wife. for its part, the trump campaign has also not had any comment on the revelation of these charges. campaign manager kellyanne conway told abc news today that she does not know if donald trump knew about his domestic violence arrest when he hired steve bannon last week. we don't yet have a statement from kellyanne conway or from anyone about the new, alleged complaints from stephen bannon about jews and not wanting his daughter to go to school with jews. for his part, donald trump himself has not said anything about any of this at all. what was the hiring process to get this guy on board? did they do a background check? were there other people in the running? think they're going to keep him on? g god, what a week. don't let dust and allergens get between u and life's beautiful moments. flonase gives you more complete allergy relief. most allergy

mr. stephen moore. everybody knows steve moore. he's a television star. we see him a lot on television these days and on the radio, we like to listen to him. he formerly wrote on the economy and public policy for "the wall street journal," he is now a distinguished visiting fellow for the project for economic growth here at heritage foundation. he was a member of the journal or's to editorial board, and he returned to heritage in 2004, about 25 years after he first served -- >> 2014. >> say again? >> 2014. >> 2014 -- >> i thought you said 2004. >> 2014. about 25 years after his tenure as the leading conservative think tank's grover m. herman fellow and budgetary affairs from 1984 to 987. 1987. he also founded and served as president of the club for growth which raises money for political candidates who favor free market economic policies. and he also founded the free enterprise fund before joining "the wall street journal." over the years he has served as a senior economist at the congressional joint economic committee, excuse me, and as a senior economic