ned ryun is here. she's a former speechwriter for senate majority leader phil fritts, former anchor for blaze tv and a broadcast clinical analyst for houston reports. she specializes in detective shows. amy holmes is here. we said this yesterday, how the white house makes the announcement will be very important because they're going to be two very extreme narratives. one is going to be very emotionally based. and the others going to be around the logistics of the procedural aspect of it. >> ned: i think it was a responsible move by trump. as john was mentioning, if this goes with the courts, this ends overnight. what trump was saying, let's give it a runway. we don't want an imperial presidency. this is supposed to be decided by the legislative branch. that's how it's supposed to be done. it's their authority, they're right, do i trust them? i am not sure i trust them to chew gum and walk at the same time. it rests with the legislative branch to deal with immigration law. looking at obama's quotes, i s

i couldn't agree with ned more. i think it's important for this president to make it clear this is not the status quo. he ran on the campaign to rid washington of it. in the last 8 months we have seen multiple cabinet members using this privilege. using private jets that are paid for by big oil. the secretary wanted private jets for his honeymoon. this president needs the clamp down on this and put a stop to it. charles: let's talk about another elephant perhaps in the room. tom price was brought on board to shepherd through the repeal and replacement for obamacare. we kept hearing when this guy is in, he's the architect, he has already written these plans, he will give us three of them and we'll just pick one. none of them have worked. and i didn't see him around a lot when it was time to sell this thing. there could be something to that as well. >> the graham-cassidy bill had gone through, he might have had to pay something like that. he took some flights he shouldn't have. it's unfortunate because tom price is a

for the mushroom cloud is that why they were elected not to speak up let's go to our panel tonight ned ryan is the c.e.o. of american majority and also holland cook media consultant joins us tonight gentlemen thanks for your time but let's start with you ned there is. a situation here where there are no dissenting voices ok it seems like the president has the green light in not to overstate this but i see a lot of parallels with this in the run up to iraq there were very few if any dissenting voices i mean we're talking about thermal nuclear war a possibility of something the globe has never seen and yet there's seems to be no debate what do your thing what do you think about that. i think my response back to you i would be i think we've tried the diplomatic approach the sanction approach for the last twenty three years and i would say i think the north korea situation is the failure of the last three administrations republican and democrat that have brought us to this point and so i would actually argue i don't believe the president wants to see war he wants to see this solved through

not a problem for ned.july 24, 1869, found fort macpherson, nebraska, to deliver of all things a temperance lecture and make a buck any way you can. learning that major william brown was leading a detachment of troops out after raiding indians, volunteered to go along. they didn't find any natives. but he rode along with buffalo bill during the entire trip. and they became pals. and when the troops were reached fort sedgewitch, he promised cody would he stay in touch. on december 23, 18 of the new york weekly the first installment of "buffalo bill, king of the border men." the story was a fictional reworking of the already well publicized and well-known adventures of wild bill hickok. cody's friend. who by the way buntline kills in the story. which really irked wild bill, who was not a guy you wanted to get on the bad side of. nevertheless, from buntline's story was born the legend of buffalo bill. at fort macpherson the real buffalo bill was highly flattered by the tale. even if absolutely none of it was t

trish: ned?trish, i think what you're seeing, i've been saying this for years, you might move into post party era in american politics, where people still register as republicans, they will still register as democrats but looking for people coming up with solutions important to them and crossing party lines. we saw that in 2016. trish: i always said i have been of that camp. i'm an independent. you know what? a lot of things i feel one way about or another way about but you can't put me in a box. you absolutely can't, it is a mistake for democrats and republicans trying to do that, ned. time for a change. >> what i said earlier not about republicanism versus democrattism. it is about americanism, with will benefit the american people, working class, the middle class. trump says i will get my agenda, america first agenda passed. if it works with republicans great. if it working with democrats, that is great as well. i will get this done. trish: politics be damned. great to see you guys. >>> russia

ned, first to you. this war of words is getting really scary. i don't care easily but when now the pentagon is saying that there are new options going to be presented for the president. both sides talking about military options. north korea talking about al atmospheric nuclear test. potentially hydrogen test. which would be the first atmospheric test in decades and decades. now the president still with his tweets and taunts going after kim and taunting him and rebuking him. >> it would be the first atmospheric test since 1980 when the chinese conducted their first and only featuric test with a nuclear weapon. the thing to remember is the north koreans are notorious for lodging threats they don't intend to follow through on. remember last august when north korean officials threatened to launch ballistic missiles toward the u.s. territory of guam, a threat that was ultimately retracted. i think there is something we have to pay close attention to here. that is every analyst who looked at kim jong-un has come to the same conclusion. this is a perso

crisis i'm joined by my guest new york is a conservative political commentator and in percival we have ned ryan he is the founder and c.e.o. of american majority origin and crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate steve let me go to you obviously woods we've seen what the result of the last election cycle actually going all the way back to two thousand and ten is that we have the growing divisions between the parties and but one of the things that really concerns me is the divisions within the parties as well we have a sitting president. nominally head of the republican party has very little support in congress to get his agenda done which the american people voted for there's no doubt about that but also we have in the democratic party will hillary simply will not go away and this. new attacks on bernie sanders i mean one would have thought it would be time to start healing i mean you know in the republican should get in line instead of aligning themselves with sometimes democrats. responding more to donors and their own political future he

of american majority ned what do you think is happening because a lot of us are scratching our heads you're on the inside of the g.o.p. what do you think. i don't think it's really perplexing if you understand some of the dynamics that have taken place over the last eight or nine months i mean really gave paul ryan and mitch mcconnell the ability to push through at least some legislative items and all that they really accomplished was removing all doubt as to their legislative incompetence so trump really asserted himself in that situation and what he did lindsey is you realign the legislative agenda between now and the end of the year he didn't want a long drawn out debate over the debt ceiling he wants to get to tax reform because that's one of his big items is one of his big campaign promises he wants them to get to tax reform get debt ceiling off the table push it back to the summer and let them focus on tax reform which you know i certainly hope that next week the g.o.p. congress led congress takes up tax reform and starts to hammer these things out because you and i both know t

ned, let's start with you.n of the intelligence committee, richard burr also had something to say about all of this, listen. >> now that we've opened up this avenue of social media, it's of great interest for us to get a full accounting from everybody who operates in the space. >> it seems like all signs point to facebook officials heading to capitol hill to testify. >> i think that's right, halle. what would be most surprising we had learned they not leveraged facebook. we know they had bots on twitter. we know they used sputnik and rt. their own propaganda. it makes perfect sense they would resort to facebook, platform that reaches tens of millions of americans to spread their messages on social issues. i think the real question that both the committee and mueller investigation will be looking into is what if any help the russians had in targeting these facebook ads. the russians are experts. >> what do you mean by that? >> they're expert when it comes to running intelligence operations. they're not as expert

republican strategist, evan siegfried and ceo of american majority, ned ryun.explain to me why the president is supporting luther strange. >> you know, i actually don't know how he came to that decision? and, trish, you know me, i've been a strong and ardent supporter of the president before the primary was over, on this one i will have to agree to disagree. he finds himself otherwise occupied by alabama. the thing for alabama, it is referendum on mitch mcconnell's leadership i would argue, lack thereof, pushing for the america first agenda. when we talk even just about this health care debacle taking place right now, mitch mcconnell has shown a strange inability, that i believe is intentional, not pushing forward the america first agenda. i said it before, i say it again, mitch mcconnell would rather reign in hell than serve in heaven. when president trump going to alabama, sarah palin saying drain the swap. you have to drain the swamp. you can not create a protected class of swamp creatures. the thing trump will realize, he has put himself opposite of grassro

ned ryun is here and from the tom shi louvre radio show. author of the book "mean dads for a better america." joel osteen, do you think the coverage has been unfair? >> not only has it been unfair. this is the very defend definitf fake news. your read was false. the church -- you are all wrong. i have been covering this. i'm obsessed with this story. the church was never closed. kennedy: it wasn't open to evacuees. he talked to dagen mcdowell yesterday. >> everything you are saying is wrong. >> i didn't know jesus said you can only help the needy if you are asked. >> what's the story? kennedy: what about the mosques and churches and temples. >> his church was flood. kennedy: it was bone dry. >> kennedy, you are wrong. kennedy: eventually they opened the doors. the backtrack story was essentially well the church leaders needed a little more time to get things organized. but that's not the same as being open. kennedy: it wasn't open. [all talking at once] kennedy: it makes $77 million a year. when you have people who lost everything and you p

but let's talk about it with ned ryun. paul ryan is the subject, but do we believe he's not frustrated with the deal the president cut with the democrats? ned: the gop leadership has shown itself to be legislatively incompetent this year. trump had to assert himself. i kind of like the move, connell. i think it's telling when mark meadows, the leader of the freedom caucus essentially gave trump a pass to trike a deal on the debt ceiling saying it's was he believes in trump wants to focus on tax reform. he's realigning the legislative agenda between now and the end firefighter year. they are going to get tax reform done then deal with the debt ceiling in december. these profiles in political courage. they won't want to debate and vote on raising the debt ceiling 2018. they are going to want to deal with it in 2017. >> they may not want to debate that ever again. i have always wondered this. a lot of people have. even covering financial news. why do we even have a debt ceiling. it's a dance we go through every so often. now

ned ryun is here and from the tom shi louvre radio show. author of the book "mean dads for a better america." joel osteen, do you think the coverage has been unfair? >> not only has it been unfair. this is the very defend definitf fake news. your read was false. the church -- you are all wrong. i have been covering this. i'm obsessed with this story. the church was never closed. kennedy: it wasn't open to evacuees. he talked to dagen mcdowell yesterday. >> everything you are saying is wrong. >> i didn't know jesus said you can only help the needy if you are asked. >> what's the story? kennedy: what about the mosques and churches and temples. >> his church was flood. kennedy: it was bone dry. >> kennedy, you are wrong. kennedy: eventually they opened the doors. the backtrack story was essentially well the church leaders needed a little more time to get things organized. but that's not the same as being open. kennedy: it wasn't open. [all talking at once] kennedy: it makes $77 million a year. when you have people who lost everything and you p

would require change necessary our tax law as i've ways ned to those on the and means committee talking about tax reform. i don't hear about that. gentleman, you raise a good point and that is how do you ave some sort of border if europeon regime so forgives taxes on export or does that we acknowledge that. some band s within adding some on when they come across the border in way that retaliation on the other side. but mathematically, you can work appreciate you calling in, very good point. mike, ohio.re call, aller: yes, good morning mrs. representative. guest: hi, mike. caller: thank you for being a riend of the operating engineers in the state of ohio. guest: thank you for the great work you do, that is a dangerous job. caller: and being retired, i'm reaping the benefits. is this.on isn't it true that canada said to renegotiate nafta, the united states must to work for right less laws? answer? understanding.my would and i think that be important and once again, i for your help.ch nfortunately, i'm just outside your district. guest: you're from ohio. caller: just east of your district

of american majority that ryan ned nice to have you with us tonight thanks that you have worked inside the white house and there's i understand quite a debate that took place in the trump administration to do this is there a deal in the future that could be even better than the one we've seen so far i mean is this an opportunity for the dems and trump to do more things is this a new a new move coming well we'll see what happens after this i think what you really saw take place with this deal is first of all trump has driven mccall and ryan eight nine months to actually do something legislatively they have failed spectacularly if they have demonstrated the only thing that they've achieved in the first eight or nine months is to remove all doubt about their legislative competence. and so trouble really asserted himself and said i'm going to make something happen and i think what i really like about what he did with the dems yesterday even though some conservatives are concerned about it i like what he did because he moved the debate ceiling debate back to december said we're moving that

i guess did ok ned jump in there go ahead important go ahead ned go ahead though i do want to jump in again and put to highlight the fact forget about the democratic party at the federal level they have been absolutely devastated at the state level as well between twenty ten and twenty sixteen they've lost about eleven hundred seats at the federal level if you look at the governorships there's thirty four republican governors and i you know there are seventy of the ninety nine state legislatures that are now in republican hands and you have over twenty five trifectas meaning republican governor state senate and state house in republican hands the democrat party has been devastated right last six years again because there is no really strong message that resonates with the american people but you're also talking about there is some for there are some fractures within the republican party but the point that i want to make about people called the trumpet genda no republicans across the board ran on tax reform and repealing obamacare this is not just trump's agenda this is the republican

>> i think what ned says is key. tax reform is a winning issue.y look like they are doing something that helps big business and not the middle class. they need to be careful. but they need to be creative with the policy because they have to lower the deficit with it, and that's no easy task. charles: the gop at this very moment may be this close to voting on obamacare repeal. it's building steam. i have got the details for you next. dispatcher: 9-1-1 emergency. caller: my husband-he's having trouble breathing... first responders hear it a lot. and everyone age 65 and older needs to hear it, too. the flu, and its complications, can be deadly. especially for those with a chronic medical condition. that's why there are higher-strength flu vaccines- made for seniors. ask your doctor or pharmacist for a senior flu shot. do it today. before the flu... becomes an emergency. dispatcher: 9-1-1 caller: she has the flu, please hurry. charles: there's a new g.o.p. obikiya repeal bill and its building speed. this is john mccain indicating he may be a reluctant

i'm sorry maybe in went south of the border, that fthey worked hard for a living, should not have had ned, they should have and many time by shadow abor out of the you help to elevate the country. i can go into a long story about educational programs occurring work place and workers are able to gain additional skills and so forth and get college degrees and college credit. ost: the chamber of commerce tom donahue is defending nafta. virtually all north american trade is -- snapped to average of 3.5% for the 7.5% for mexico. guest: you know, nafta was never tariff, i beg to differ donahue. nafta was about investment, bout creating a continent on which investment could be moved was, billions and billions and billions of dollars in particular. removing most of the rules of the game. wages ines remain low, mexico have not increased, they 1993, when sed since the agreement was developed and signed. nd the problems of individuals coming to our country who lost mexico because over two million people lost farms, their little tiny production sites called eadles, and they fled. would have done it,

like ned nrabders. >> yes. >> he continued. chris should go back to the beach. >> no.ean, map how do you -- >> we can't get enough of this picture. >> how do you choose a side. at least you know what i'll go with christie's side he doesn't care anymore and embraces the fact he's horrible. >> if you remember ted cruz. if you remember ted cuz cruz most prince william in senate not big fans. but people in texas that's what gets you elected. >> chris christie in talks to see n xwxt s and cnbs being a contributors and he decided allegedly that he was not interested although new york daily news. >> they're not interesting in i'm. >> which means we won't see him at the christmas party. >> what wow get chris chr christie. >> tank tops for at the beach. >> christian bale is set to the start -- that's a big big get. >> he will be 46 vice-president and he gained weight and mrachd steve corele as donald rums feld. >> is this real? >> this is the shipping this. >>y. all right. christie says it is. >> a lot of movies bomb this summer. that will be another one. >> hulu was developing

starting with you, ned, are his days number?tom price is abuse of taxpayer dollars you've seen in previous republican and democratic administrations. the million dollar figure was just since may. congressman price calling out democrat colleagues saying it was abuse for them to use private jets. this really thumbs up in many ways 2016 elections, trish. the american people were fed up. they despise washington, d.c. they despise the city and ruling class of the other thing i would say about 2016, draining the swamp, if you say it differently, trish, 2016 was about the working class waking up realizing the system is not working for them. it is working on behalf of a ruling class, republicans and democrats and their special interest cronies and their corrupt consultants, to add insult to injury this ruling class is using the taxpayers dollars to live a life-style of the rich and famous. i'm sorry, i thought government service was actually about service, not living a life-style of the rich and famous. trish: keep in mind, he is not fi

charles: ned? >> are we going to let this continuing existential threat continue or say enough is enough. now donald trump is having to say we are not going to let this get to its ultimate conclusion ski i fear is a -- which i fear is a short runway left. we have to use every means possible short of war to say we want to avert this. and we are not going to stop. i think that's the thing donald trump made clear. he had a clear, realistic view of what's going on with north korea and iran as well saying there is a new sheriff in town. my duty is to protect the american people at all costs, and i will by all means necessary. charles: more provocation out of iran. i want to ask all of you guys. if it doesn't get to a military conclusion, what would kim jong-un want outside of a course and korea with him at the helm. what else could we do? could we sign a phoney treaty and give him $30 billion? >> i don't think we can do that. the whole world is watching when you take these actions. do you think the iran

you won't ned the umbrella all day. by noon, it's all out of here.y 3x he break out into sunshine. how's it going to impacta and the kids? 68, couple showers, my son he's a patrol, he might have a umbrella, but by noon, putting it away, 80 degrees by 3:00 p.m. how about jose? where's it going? it's going in a area that most storms don't go. usually they're going this way. this one is retro grading back to the east. it may be a loopy loop here. a little bit of a loop and back out to sea. this is not going to be a big deal. right now winds of 75 m a more of a tropical storm and that's about it. some increased surf around the beaches. not a big deal. out to sea, bye-bye jose. maybe a chance of storms, rumble of thunder. look at the phenomenal weather friday, saturday, sunday, through next week. that's some of the warmest stretch of weather we're going to have in quite some time. september has been fairly cool. looking pretty good next week. >> thank you dug. coming up, the born and raised incian, dr. rrural virginia went to vmi. trained at johns hopkins

the singer had originally ned a possible >>> ed sheeran is going on tour next year but he will not play in the bay area. he had planned a possible stop at levi stadium next august but kpix 5's kiet do tells us, he isn't down with the 10:00 p.m. concert curfew. [ singing ] >> reporter: ed sheeran fans in the south bay, you are out of luck. his 2018 concert tour list has an absence. levi stadium. 49ers president was negotiating the deal with his agent who said there is no way he would be done by the 10:00 p.m. curfew. 4,000 hard working individuals lost their right to work, residents lost out on revenue and music lovers denied an opportunity to view concert. >> it will cost our city $800,000. that will go a libraries, schools, infrastructure, public safety. >> reporter: santa clara vice mayor said changing the curfew requires a simple majority vote of the city counsel. >> mayor, i know you love our city, you were appointed to get things done and bring people together, this is hurting santa clara. shame on you. >> how about midnight? >> it would be a stretch. 11:00 p.m. wouldn't be an issu

why would they support ned lamont?eason was he was steadfast against the war in iraq whereas joe lieberman was supportive and democrats at the time on the left wing of the party felt their representatives in washington hadn't done a good enough job representing their views. you're seeing a similar phenomenon on the right with many trump supporters feeling that congress has let them down, that they elected the president to carry out certain promises, certain priorities and those aren't being accomplished. and they're not being accomplished because of senate leadership. and roy moore went into this race challenging mitch mcconnell. so did mo brooks and other primary contestant who did not make the run-off. but the establishment's choice, luther strange. and so for all of his controversies, whatever his views happen to be, the most important thing to the gra grassroots conservatives in alabama and rerd of breitbart was that he was challenging senate leadership. >> let's get a little more personal here. you're of the jewis

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sebastian gorka, and the ceo of american majority, ned ryun. harlan, why is the president picking someone who is perceived as an establishment type as opposed to the outsider? >> mr. strange is not a creature of washington. he has only been in there for a short period of time. he's the former attorney general of alabama. he has a successful track record. he voted in line with the president overwhelmingly since he has been in washington. president trump wants loyal soldiers in congress to defend and further his agenda. that's what mr. strange is promising to do. trish: what is concerning mr. gorka is mr. strange is also loyal to mitch mcconnell. that's the concern from folks like and sarah palin and others who have come out full force for mr. roy moore. >> absolutely. this is a mitch mcconnell establishment candidate. they wasted $9 million on something they think should be a shoe in. why is it costing them $9 any if he's a shoo-in? he couldn't be further away from what happened november 8 if you tried. judge moore is ahead by at least 6 points

. >> you ned to spend your time with your familiarly. >> i spend enough time with those kids. [ laughteroh, man. kids, i tried. dad in ohio took disciplining his daughter a little too far. they had to call police so a father says said his daughter was acting up at home in school this is what he did. he put on a clown mask and chased her. six-year-old girl first jumped into a stranger's car and then ran into a neighbor's apartment. police were called and her dad was arrested. >> wow! >> you can do that to your kids. >> no. >> i can see if it was your son. but don't scare your daughter, man. >> neither. >> don't scare the little girl. >> why could you scare your son. >> because he's a son. >> he's only six. >> he's a son. he's going to grow up to be man. a girl you don't want -- she'll start messing with guys that put on clown masks. >> this is an issue much this is something she's always going to remember. kids always remember the bad things that you say did to them. >> at six years old you remember being six. that's the one thing about my son. he's six and i got to be good because everyt

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multiple reports say su'a cravens announced his retirement ned morning. before you update your fantasy team, it appears he was talked out of it by team president bruce allen. cravens posted on instagram last night. he says "thank you to those who showed their true colors today." now cravens is supposed to be redskins starting strong safety this season. >> we're going to have to watch and see how it plays out. maybe get more insight into what some of his reasoning is. the redskins are going to host the eagles sunday to kick off president season. >> we're going to hear from they expect to address the media tomorrow about all of this. >> yeah. >> and other stuff. >> we'll keep an eye on it. it is now 4:35. we'll get another check on your labor day forecast. >> sheena parveen, lauryn ricketts keeping an eye on things. we'll be able to fire up the grill, aren't we? >> no problem. >> it's a great day to fire it up. to rain in the forecast today. >> today is looking fantastic considering the weekend so far, saturday wasn't good, yesterday got better. >> we cloud

so that's the two thing you ned to do.in check philip riffs get pressure on him and get joey out of the game. lucy. >> all righty. in breaking beyonce' news what you got. >> that's right. debuted new song about two, three hours ago called magenta and all the sales to that song will go to puerto rico, ms. company and carribbean islands for hurricane relief. >> that is fantastic. beehive they go crazy. that's lot of money. congrats. good job. >> absolutely. see you back here at 4am for "good day philadelphia". announcer: today on "tmz" -- >> i don't know any other way to say it but we lost a legend. and nobody's more broken up about it than pam anderson. >> good-bye, hef. >> what's the best hugh hefner story? >> i don't think he was that crazy when he had girls around and had sexual orgies or whatever. >> those are the bst kind of orgies. as far as orgies g, sexual ones are my favorite. [laughter] >> it's been almost one year since kim kardashian was held at gunpoint in paris and robbed. one of the robbers has written her a

so that's the two thing you ned to do.in check philip riffs get pressure on him and get joey out of the game. lucy. >> all righty. in breaking beyonce' news what you got. >> that's right. debuted new song about two, three hours ago called magenta and all the sales to that song will go to puerto rico, ms. company and carribbean islands for hurricane relief. >> that is fantastic. beehive they go crazy. that's lot of money. >>> happening right now on good day philadelphia, developing story we're following, violence on the streets of phoenixville, one person is dead after a late night shooting and now police are searching for that shooter >>> also ahead this morning he confessed to killing his little boy, and now this new jersey father will learn his fate today. >>> also ahead puerto ricans abandon their homes coming to the mainland to get away if the destruction left after marie a now the president we have been telling you facing backlash over shipping problems to the island. more on that. >>> i is national free coffee day. i

these are the plan ned street closures for several major events. there will also be a large police presence in that area. fox5's evan lamb better is live on the national mall with more details on what we need to know of the it's going to be quite a mess out there this weekend. >>reporter: it will be. as you can see traffic is smooth sailing here along the mall. it will not be the case in just a few hours. that's because of three major events all happening around the same time here on the national mall. you have the mother of all rallies. you also have the jug low march and a race to beat breast cancer 5k which ends on the national mall the mother of all rallies that's ing going to take place, kickoff here along the mall near the washington monument at 11 themselves as pro trump. then there is eat jug low march start ing at the lincoln at two and running until 10 p.m. the jug lowe's are a group of fans of the group insane clown pop see, but the fbi has called them a loosely organized hybrid gang where this concern comes in is if these marchers from