good night announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: dond trump has triggered a nascar war. ying fire him. >> one owner says if anybody on his staff were to protest, he would send him on a greyhound bus and send them out of here. >> that is awful. >> the greyhounds? i know. [laughter] travis scott and kylie jenner stepped out for the first time since the pregnancy news came out. harvey: trav scott's told people the kid is airl. those kardashians, they're all girls. >> you have nathan, you have rain, you have faith. i love how everybody's forgotten rob. >> "narco" star pedro pascal. we talked to him about the location scout that was killed in mexico.

announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: dond trump has triggered a nascar war.ners are saying fire him. >> one owner says if anybody on his staff were to protest, he would send him on a greyhound bus and send them out of here. >> that is awful. >> the greyhounds? i know. [laughter] travis scott and kylie jenner stepped out for the first time since the pregnancy news came out. harvey: trav scott's told people the kid is airl. those kardashians, they're all girls. >> you have nathan, you have rain, you have faith. i love how everybody's forgotten rob. >> "narco" star pedro pascal. we talked to him about the location scout that was killed in mexico. threatened s been now to shut down. >> you can't do it.

announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: dond trump has triggered a nascar war.ascar owners are saying fire him. >> one owner says if anybody on his staff were to protest, he would send him on a greyhound bus and send them out of here. >> that is awful. >> the greyhounds? i know. [laughter] travis scott and kylie jenner stepped out for the first time since the pregnancy news came out. harvey: trav scott's told people the kid is airl. those kardashians, they're all girls. >> you have nathan, you have rain, you have faith. i love how everybody's forgotten rob. >> "narco" star pedro pascal. we talked to him about the location scout that was killed in mexico. >>

nascar. earnhardt war with electricalp saying all americans have the right to peaceful protest.tweeted message fod followed by a quote of john f. kennedy saying those that mike faes pull resolution impossible will make violence inevitable. >> and the two friday during invictus games in toronto. and finally warper brothers breaking move movie "it" gearing up for round two. sequel floats in december 16, 20 19. preproduction set for march of next year surpassed exorcist at top domestic horror film of all time. back to you. >> all right. thanks, mo. >> 7 minutes the hour 2340u fans of the show sex in the city have a chance to go shopping with carrie bradshaw. there's an air bnb tour led by parker at bloomingdales after shopping they'll head to performance at new york city ballet. you can try to get on parker october 6 tour when it goes live this morning only four sports. cost $400 reach all money goes to new york city ballet where parker is a board member. ♪ >> time now for facebook fan of the day. good morning nikki young. happy birthday as well. we hear you're turning 43. so we ho

nascar. earnhardt backed nfl in war with president trump saying all americans have the right to peaceful protest. he yesterday followed by a quote from john f. kennedy saying those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable. >> and next up the remans between prince harry and his love are heating up. they were frovred looking cozy on the sidelines during his games in toronto. he lives in ton on toe while filming series suits on the usa network. >> warner brothers record breaking movie "it" gear gearing up for round two. the sequel is in theaters september 16, 20 19. preproduction set for march of last year. "it" surpassed exorcist pulling in 477.8 million dollars at the box office so far. >> stun >> already. >> i think it speaks to psychology nowadays where we are psychologically. >> won't get a dime from me. >> me, neither. >> coming up on "fox news morning" supporters of dreamers are planning to rally in the region and across the country. >> and ifieding a missing m man. >> 4:42 is the time and it's 71 degrees back after this invictus. my challenge is to be

race related, whether it's history, civil war and confederate flags, which is of course nascar. who is he praising coming to the white house? the pittsburgh penguins, the nhl team. that's fantastic if they want to go. but the nhl is probably 80% white. >> and the warriors have been disinvited. >> and they're from the nba which is 78% african-american. every single point we're making here, there is kind of a common denominator. >> you wanted to say something, jason? >> i just think when you look at the nfl and you look at where things are in the league, the level of anger has never been higher. i go back to charlottesville. if the comments hadn't been made about very fine people, and on this end you have comments, these guys are are thoughtful and they do think about things. it's very difficult for them to accept that what is being talked about is not what's being talked about. >> all right, guys, a good conversation, good discussion. this conversation, though, is not going away. jason reed, christine brennan, mike wise, michael henderson, thap thanks to you. >>> the white house

a tweet praising nascar, which obviously is geared toward a different demographic, and the way they stand and respect and honor the flag? is he trying to wage something of a culture war? sarah: not at all. the president's not talking about racism the president's talking about pride in our country. what you saw yesterday were players and fans of all races joining together as americans to honor our service members. that's what the president's talking about. that's what his focus is on. as you guys know, the president's got an event here in a few minutes. so we're going to close there. thanks so much. have a good day. reporter: it is a cultural reference. you should at least speak to that. >> tom brady didn't come to the white house. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> also coverage this afternoon, senate finance committee is meeting this afternoon. and the house democrats expressing their opposition to the f.a.a. extension package. the article in "the hill" at thehill.com, a measure on f.a.a. re-authorization l

sort of kurlt war in this country with he spent the better part of the week as you mentioned going after predominantly african-american athletes while earlier this morning praising nascar and the way their fans honor and salute the flag. here is a bit of that exchange. >> is he trying to wage something of a kurlt war? >> not at all. the president is not talking about race. the president is talking about pride in our country. what you saw yesterday were players and fans of all races joining together as americans to honor our service members. that's what the president is talking about. that's what his focus is on. as you guys know, the president has got an event here in a few minutes, so we're going to close there. thanks so much. have a good day. >> couldn't get a follow-up question there, anderson, but we should point out, i talked to a republican adviser who talks to this white house all the time, advises this white house on what it should do with its political strategy who said yes, the president is in fact waging a culture war. in the view of this adviser he's winning by turning a millionaire professional athletes into hillary clinton. this adviser sees as the presi

a tweet praising nascar, which obviously is geared towards a different demographic, and the way they stand and respect and honor the flag, is he trying to wage something of a culture war? >> the president's not talking about race, the president's talking about pride in our country. what you saw yesterday were players and fans of all races joining together as americans to honor our service members. that's what the president is talking about, that's what his focus is on. as you guys know the president has a event in a few minutes so we'll close there. thank you very much. have a good day. >> it is a cultural reference. you should at least speak to that. >> tom brady didn't come to the white house.

a tweet praising nascar, which obviously is geared toward a different demographic, and the way they stand and respect and honor the flag? is he trying to wage something of a culture war? sarah: not at all. the president's not talking about racism the president's talking about pride in our country. what you saw yesterday were players and fans of all races joining together as americans to honor our service members. that's what the president's talking about. that's what his focus is on. as you guys know, the president's got an event here in a few minutes. so we're going to close there. thanks so much. have a good day. reporter: it is a cultural reference. you should at least speak to that. >> tom brady didn't come to the white house. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ap

he tweeted about nascar being an example of not tolerating protests from drivers, i heemea the president seems to relish a culture war like this. >> and you can't isolate what's happening with the nfl and sports in general with president trump. it comes as he's moving forward with a revision to his travel ban, it comes days before tuesday's alabama primary runoff where the candidate he backed, senator strange, is slated to lose if the polls are right, and facing pressure from the base on the stalled agenda from capitol hill as health care continues to have trouble in the senate, tax reform is moving but slowly. all these forces are pushing the president i am told by his confidants to react this way. it is not the only answer but part of the explanation. >> both of you, stay with us. willie cologne, retired lineman for the steelers, including one of their super bowl winning seasons is an analyst with sportsnet new york. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. >> honored by your presence and your participation in this conversation. we were talking before we came on the air about the question i started with, did

nascar. obviously, steered toward a different demographic and how they stand for the flag. see trying to wade something of a cultural war secretary sanders: not at all. he is not talking about race. he is not -- your time pride in our country. what you saw yesterday was players and fans of all races, joining together as americans to honor service members. that's what is talk about it is focused on. as you know, the president has an event in a few minutes, so we will close there. thank you, so much. >> sandra: sarah sanders wrapping up the white house press briefing. talking a lot about the nfl. first questions out of the gate were, does the present have any regret about his handling of the word choices about everything going on with the nfl. she said what is right about america is worth defending is what the president said. this is not about being against something, is about the president being for something. he is for our military. let's bring in dan kaplan, a writer for the nfl. thank you for being here. watching everything we saw unfold at the white house, what did you make of the white house response to the nfl? >>

tweeting so proud of nascar and its fans they won't put up with disrespecting our flag or country, nothing to see here insists the white house. >> is he trying to wave a culture war? >> not at all, the president is not talking about race. the president is talking about pride in our country. what you saw were players and fans of all races joining together to honor our service members. that's what 2 president is talking about. >> reporter: one gop advicer told cnn the president was waging a war. among mr. trump's targets nba star steve steph curry. the president's comments invoked a reaction to the field and off. lebron james tweeted you bum. >> he doesn't understand how many kids, no matter the race, look up to the president for guidance, leadership, words of encouragement. >> this isn't the first time the president has gone after athletes for kneeling in protest. he did it in the campaign sin ga ling out collin kaepernick. >> this is much tougher than football. and the other reason is kaepernick. >> reporter: it's also not the first time the president has been accused of dividing america over race. from charlottesville. >> you had some very bad people in that gro

nascar fans and the way they honor the flag at their events. liz: that was cnn jim saying president trump is waging a quote culture war. president's remarks over recent national anthem protest from nfl players. here's another cnn analyst also railing on the president. let's listen. >> we have a white supremacist in the united states. he's encouraging white supremacist. if this is really about respect for the flag, why didn't he call for this young white men in charlottesville who were marching with the confederate flag. it's not about respect for the flag. it's about spanning the flames of racial hatred. and this president is a master of that, and that's the reason why he's playing the plantation politics. he thinks, apparently, he is a slave master of black people in the nfl or black people in the country, he's attacking jamel hill and colin kaepernick and steph curry. attacking black athletes, but he doesn't want to attack the white supremacist and the k ku klux klan members in charlottesville. liz: let's do a quick stock check of cnn's parent company time warner. the company ending the day in the red. the political

putting out a tweet praising nascar, geared toward a different demographic, the way they stand and respect and honor the flag? is he trying to wage something of a culture war? >> not at all. the president is not talking about race. the president's talking about pride in our country. what you saw yesterday were players and fans of all races joining together as americans to honor our servicemembers. that is what the president is talking about. that is what his focus is on. as you guys know the president has an event here in a minute. so we're going to close there. >> follow-up -- >> it's a cultural reference. trish: you heard sarah huckabee sanders talking about a few things but most especially about all of the controversy over this nfl firestorm. i want to remind everybody, how it all started. so let's go back it friday night. here are the president's comments in alabama. >> we're proud of our country. we respect our flag. wouldn't you love to see one of those nfl owners, when somebody disrespects our flag, to say get that son of a [bleep] off the field right now? out. he's fired! he's friday! [cheering] trish: all weekend long people were talking about thi

nascar in the way of their fans honor and salute the flag. he's a bit of that exchange. >> is he trying to wage something of a cultural war? >> not at all. he's not talking about race, he's talking about pride in our country. what you saw yesterday were players and fans of all races joining together as americans to horn or service members. that's what the president talks about and focuses on. the president scouted an event here in a few minutes so we're going to close there. thank so much. >> couldn't get a follow-up question there anderson. we should point out i talked to a republican adviser who talks to this white house all the time and advises this white house. he said yes, the president is in fact waging a cultural war and winning by turning what he described as millionaire professional athletes as hillary clinton. >> the chef of staff as i understand weighed in on this. >> reporter: that's right. he made a brief comment saying he believes everybody should stand up in honor of a flag as what he described as a lousy three minutes. earlier today we were hearing sources saying that john kelly, the chief of staff was not pleased with wh

put out a tweet praising nascar, which is clearly a different demographic, and the way they stand and respect and honor the flag? is he trying to wage something of a culture war? >> not at all. the president is not talking about race. the president is talking about pride in our country. what you saw yesterday were players and fans of all races joining together as americans to honor our servicemembers. that's what the president is talking about. that's what his focus is on. as you all know the president has an event in a few minutes so we're going to close there. thanks very much. >> it is a cultural reference. >> if case you're just tuning in and in case you weren't paying attention at all this weekend, the president called all those who do not stand up for the flag during the national anthem, those who take a bended knee sons of bitches. sarah huckabee sanders trying to defend the president for those remarks in the white house press briefing. asked multiple times why the president is going after the nfl and promoting nascar in the two different demographics there, also asked about colin kaepernick initially taking the knee last year to protest police brutali

nascar and supporters. they won't put up with disrespecting our country or flag. they said it loud and clear. nothing to see here, insists the white house. >> is he trying ing ting to wa cultural war? >> the president is not talking about race but pride in our country. what you saw yesterday were players and fans of all races joining together as americans to honor our office members. that's what the president is talking about and his focus is on. >> reporter: one gop adviser to the white house told cnn the president was, in fact, wage agricultural war. trolling today's pro-athletes as if they were hillary clinton. >> it is what it is. >> reporter: among the targets, nba star steph curry. going to the white house is considered a great honor for a championship team. steph curry is hesitating. therefore, invitation is withdrawn. the comments provoked a reaction on the field and off. nba star lebron james tweeted, you bum to the president. >> he doesn't understand how many kids look up to the president of the united states for guidance, for leadership, for words of encouragement. >> reporter: this isn't the first time the president has gone after athletes for kneeling in protest. he d

a tweet praising nascar which obviously is geared toward a different demographic, and the way they stand in respect in honor of the flag. is he trying to wage something of a culture war? >> not at all. the president is not talking about race. the president is talking about pride in our country. what you saw yesterday were players and fans of all races. that's what the president is talking about and that's what his focus is on. as you know, the president has got an, vent in a few minutes and we'll close there. thank you very much. have a good day. >> all right. you have been listening to white house press secretary sarah sanders, the administration defending the president's controversial attacks on nfl players saying that he's not against anyone, but standing up for the flag. so much to discuss here. you heard that briefing. she was being pummelled with questions about the president's comments criticizing those nfl players who kneel during the national anthem. i want to bring in my panel now, gloria, i want to start with you. it was clear the talking point here was saying that you know, he's not against anyone. he is for bringing everyone together. he wants everyone t