trish: ned?we ignored a lot of obama's rhetoric in many different instances, if you like your insurance you like your daughter you can keep them. so, again, i find this a bit hypocritical at same time, of course i would love for there to be consistency between some of the words and actions. trish -- trish: i will jump in guys, because we have the president of the united states coming on stage to "hail to the chief" there, as military members hold up their phones and take pictures of video of him there in the audience. the biggest pay raise in 10 years about to be announced, $717 billion. let's listen in. >> thank you, everybody. a straight place. i've been -- a great place. i've been here before. we love this location and this pace and most particularly the people working so hard here and so effectively. so i want to start by saying, at ease. just relax. you have seats. you can sit down, come on. if you want to stand you can. we'll get one big standing ovation, right. sit down. thank you. that is

i think ned contextualised corbyn's thinking quite well.lations with israel which comes out clearly when you see his refusal to exclude the definition of israel as a racist endeavour from anti—semitism. any state is a racist endeavour. if you do not include the statement, you virtually exclude israel from the group of civilised nations, so you have to include it. this is a terrible and sad and depressing mess. i agree basically with ned's view of where it comes from, although i might put it slightly differently. but i think we are now in a situation where the telegraph headline this morning on the front page says, "corbyn is an anti—semite, says munich survivor". this is being used by people on the right to attack corbyn and the labour party. i would say anti—semitism is far more rife on the right notjust in britain, but all over europe, than it is in the labour party. but there is this particular tradition on the left, an anti—imperialist tradition which goes from supporting the rights of palestinians to self—determination, which is extrem

ned, asa ned, as a former editor of the jewish chronicle, how badly has this been handled by britain's movie. it's been handled extraordinarily badly. but the serious aspect of this, without getting into the weeds of a definition of anti—semitism, is that a little bit like boris and the burqa and the niqab, it's been very revealing of the character of corbyn asa revealing of the character of corbyn as a politician and his personal character. and it is frankly nonsense to say that to include in a definition of anti—semitism, i think the exact wording isn't the problem of defining israel as a racist state, but any state of israel as a racist endeavour being by definition racist. it reflects so perfectly this 19705 and raci5t. it reflects so perfectly this 19705 and 19805 raci5t. it reflects so perfectly thi519705 and 19805 ideological puri5t who first of all has very 5trong ideological te5t5, hate 5aying when he is wrong, hate5 apologising and sees the5e political i55ue5 apologising and sees the5e political issues as some kind of grand morality play between cla55 heroe5 and class enemies

the rather curious work of the united states government funded national endowment for democracy or ned founded in one thousand nine hundred three by then u.s. president ronald reagan the ned was started under the guise of promoting democracy around the world that is funded primarily by the u.s. congress in the form of a grant awarded to the united states information agency however with its deep ties to conservative as m and a cold war era ideology as many claim the group is more of a mechanism for influence peddling and propaganda than promoting any kind of democracy cia whistleblower philip achieve once stated nowadays instead of having the cia going around behind the scenes and trying to manipulate the process by inserting money here and giving instructions secretly and so forth they they have now a sidekick which is the national endowment for democracy ned joining us now to discuss his investigations into the national endowment for democracy as investigative journalist and senior editor of the gray zone project thanks for joining us thanks for having me and thanks for saying i on le

the rather curious work of the united states government funded national endowment for democracy or ned founded in one thousand nine hundred three by then u.s. president ronald reagan the ned was started under the guise of promoting democracy around the world and is funded primarily by the u.s. congress in the form of a grant awarded to the united states information agency however with its deep ties to me or conservatism and the cold war era ideologies many claim the group is more of a mechanism for influence peddling and propaganda than promoting any kind of democracy cia whistleblower philip achieve one stated nowadays instead of having the cia going around behind the scenes and trying to manipulate the process by inserting money here and giving instructions secretly and so forth they they have now a sidekick which is the national endowment for democracy now joining us now to discuss his investigations into the national endowment for democracy is investigative journalist and senior editor of the gray zone project thanks for joining us thanks for having me and thanks for saying i on le

ned, i will start with you. it's interesting.ou have more republicans willing to talk about impeachment than democrats because this is something that really could energize republican voters if in fact it gets to that point. and they feel this is just political bullying to even the score. >> 100%. i think the impact open the mid term comes down to what do the american people think this is about. is this about the law or trying to settle political scores through the legal system? if they think it's trying to settle political scores through the legal system. that has negative implications for democrats. as molly pointed out, all this has to do with anything is the left lost an election in 2016 it didn't think it was going to lose. right now the on thing donald trump is guilty of is wing that election nobody thought he would win. the democrats are trying to tamp down the talk of impeachment because they know that will energize the republican base to get them out to vote in the house elections and senate elections. they are trying to

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i mean, look, to ned's point, we've got to just focus on a couple things. what happened in 2016, what russia did. forget about collusion, coordination, conspiracy. just what did russia do? they launched this information war across social media that was a propaganda, psychological warfare, and they hacked a bunch of systems. we now as we head to these mid-terms, we now know they're hacking systems again, they're hacking claire mccaskill's system, they're trying to get in. and we think we don't know exactly it's russia on the facebook platform although it looks like russia. almost certainly is. there's going to be more of that. it's going to happen on twitter, instagram, a bunch of social platforms. any serious country with a serious president who was not in some way compromised would have within the first month of the administration said we need a manhattan project to harden up our election and infrastructure. on the social media side we need to get serious with silicon valley. on the intellectual side we need to make sure state by state these voting systems

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and that's clearly not enough. >> and ned, you are in the nsc in the obama white house. did you see this happening in real time? did you try to stop it? >> well, we saw a precursor to this, andrea, and that was the spread of isil propaganda, terrorist propaganda on these platforms, not only facebook but twitter and youtube and instagram, all the same platforms we're talking about today. the key in that case is the same in this case. as i was saying before, it's cooperation between the executive branch, between the government, the public sector, and these private sector entities. it's sharing those analytics. it's sharing the forensics so the federal government can come in and identify in this case these russian trolls, this russian prop begaganda, and rem it. it's something that if we're going to be able to fight this, we need to see more drive from the administration on this. >> ned price, thank you so much. ben popken, thanks very much for being on top of that today. >>> coming up, almost home. the remains of what could be americans killed during the korean war on the

i want to bring in ned price, and jeff mackintosh and david french. david, i am going to get to the issue of this in just a moment. first, here you have one of the people who of course donald trump said he would only have the best people, she says the white house preps the president of the united states to lie everyday. what do you make of that? >> you know he does not need to be prep to lped to lie. this is a guy that got a real problem of telling the truth no matter who's telling him. >> we know he tells untruth multiple times every time everyday but did you have the sense that there were people potentially behind the scenes who were actually crafting lies or do you believe it at all? >> let me put it this way, i don't believe anything that donald trump tells me. i don't believe anything that omarosa tells me. when they're in a war of words, how are any of us to know the truth? this is reality tv star meets reality tv president and reality tv drama and sues. we'll make a mistake if we try to parse all of this when neither side of this dispute is rem

ned ryun. the algorithm prioritizes high quality content. that is google saying that. trump on one side criticized pitting himself against a group of villains. the justice department, google, what do you say, what do you think in. >> i think there are two solutions here, liz. first of all comes down how things are defined. google defining what they consider good news sources. trump says we have to define the social media and tech companies properly because i think they have been getting away with a lot because they have not been considered publishers or telecommunications companies. when you're publishing live content, when you're creating content, laying broadband, deploying broadband i think you need to be considered tell communications and publishers. go back to the 1996 telecommunications act, no section 230 exceptions anymore. they get to play by all the same rules as anybody else, same oversight and same regulation. the second thing i think we should start to think about, liz, the dynamic

ned callinggo to from florida on the republican line. good morning, ned. caller: hello.y main issue would be immigration, but another issue for me especially as health care. -- is health care. host: what would you want the candidates to do about health care? caller: for one thing, host: marsha blackburn is running for the tennessee senate seat. choosshe is talking about a repl for the affordable care act. [video clip] >> we need marsha blackburn. we need marcia in the senate to continue progress and work we've done over the last year and a half. >> tennessee needs a senator who is going to support president donald trump. i will be there to stand with president donald trump and take your tennessee values to washington, d.c. to fight with him to get the job done. >> i'm marsha blackburn, and i approved this messagd. -- this message. host: wayne on independent line. caller: this is ridiculous. we have to impeach this president. people thinkve health care is not a problem. it is a right. canada,ayer is done in in many other countries. bernie sanders would have won if it were

ned price, spokesperson under president obama. and mark thompson is a radio host with ziriosirius xm progre. let me play what giuliani said on june 3rd on "meet the press." he was talking about the possibility of president trump stepping in and ending an investigation like this. >> that's a very unrealistic thing. if you're asking in a theoretical sense it could lead to impeachment. i mean, if he terminated an investigation of himself, it could lead to all sorts of consequences. >> constitutionally, you're making the argument you think constitutionally he could. is what you're saying. >> i'm saying constitutionally, it sure locks that way. >> so, ned, you've got rudy giuliani saying that we talked to a former federal prosecutor in the doj and asked him, he said the president could do it. he could step in. he said the question is whether it's lawful or does it have a corrupt purpose. and that question would likely be decided by the courts. what do you think is going on here? what's your answer to that question? could he stop it if

we have american majority ceo ned ryun. dem strategist john summers is here. so much to talk to you. >> great to be with you, cheryl. cheryl: no shortage on slow fridays. >> that's right. cheryl: this last trump tweet about north korea and mike pompeo. this came out of the blue. i wonder if you think the president is changing the conversation to get the mainstream to stop talking about michael cohen, paul manafort, and the russia probe? >> first of all i think he is absolutely right. china is a real part of getting north korea to agree to denuclearization. right now they don't seem to want to play ball on any of this resolution on our trade differences. so i think he's right. you have to get this whole situation figured out to with china to get them on the same page with us on that, get them on the same page how we deal with north korea. i would remind people too, donald trump is master how he plays the media. he is paid piper of media. he call as different tune to get distracting from things he doesn't want emphasized. there is legitimacy to this situation wi

ned, you know a thing or two about clearances.he white house is saying listen, if the president says you no longer have clearance, he get the final word, you no longer have clearance, paperwork or not. >> this is one area where i think we can take the white house's word at face value. the president has tremendous authority when it comes to national security authorities. if the president waves a magic wand and says you have a security clearance or you no longer have a security clearance, that's typically that. the more interesting element of this, though, is "the post" reporting that the paperwork has been held up. typically if the president says i want this to happen, they'll grease the skids. but what we're seeing here is something is going on inside the system. it's a pretty opaque system. i don't have full insight into it. if i were to guess, i would think this is one of those signs of silent but very present protests that we're seeing from the cia. >> that's exactly what brennan alluded to. he said i wonder if somebody is gett

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ben rhodes, ned price, jon favreau, john pfeiffer.minent podcasts like favro and pfeiffer. you are on tv a lot. ben rhodes is on tv here and there. some of them, we don't hear from whatsoever. when you look at this document and so far nobody has said who wrote it, do you have any idea where it could have come from? >> i have my suspicions, katy. i think those suspicions are predicated on something else we saw with ties to this administration. several months ago it was reported that an israeli private intelligence company spied on two of my former colleagues, the same two colleagues mentioned in this memo, ben rhodes and cullen cole. given what we know of that operation, it looks like at least this is a theory right now, sebastian gorka who served as a senior advisor to president trump, as a senior advisor to some of those in the national security council, his fingerprints seem to be all over that. there are eerie echoes between that operation and what we see in the memo. the language, the targets, the emphasis on this echo chamber. it

ned, a couple things that strk k me.srespected his father so much. and peter strzok put up a gofundme paged, now looking forking therlooking for$500,000. >> this is absurd, we saw mccabe do this. now strzok. this is pathetic. the amazing thing is people there is such a trump derang derangement syndrome, they were both fired for cause. there is such a trump derangement syndrome, people are willing to give them money just to spite trump. charles: thank you so much. lou dobbs is next. lou: >> our top story, white house at epicenter of vicious attacks from the left and the right, the national left wing media amplifying unfounded, vicious accusations against president trump. president trump and th administration fighting back in full force. >> i think most of america would be happy to ignore, unfortunately the individuals in this room continue to create a large platform for someone they know not to have a lot of credibility for someone they refuse to give a platform to when they worked here at white house. lou: we take up whi

let's ask the ce to of american majority ned ryun and richard fowler. welcome, gentlemen. richard, i sense some relief from you that as far as the democratic socialists, they actually lost their primaries last night. >> i think donald trump and a lot of folks at the rnc want to wrap the party around alexandria ocasio-cortez's neck. but that's not the truth. what happened in the new york third district looks different than the ohio 12th. a race we should not have even been in. but democrats are energized, engaged, and they care. look what happened in missouri last night. they he overturned a right to work law. the voters of missouri overturned a right to work law. they also unelected bob mccullough, he was defeated. you get my drift. kennedy: ned, did the president go five for five with his endorsement on the republican side? >> yes. thing i would say, if he shnlt shown up in ohio 12 balderson would have lost. he's in the lead. i know there is some absentee ballots coming in, we'll see what happened. he's in the lead by 1,700 votes. last night felt like a near-death experie

ned, let me start with you it's a heartbreaking story period.adds another dimension to it and the heat of a national bedate on the border wall, tougher immigration laws and i.c.e. being villainized by the democratic party. >> this young man has been here 4 to 7 years according to reports. it shows again we have to deal with our immigration system. it's clearly broken. it does highlight the need for i.c.e. they are here to enforce the laws and deport those here illegally. it brings to the forefront in a tragic way that we have a problem with our immigration system. because we are refusing to deal with it, we have situations like this that i think could have been avoid if we even forced our immigration laws. charles: you hate to politicize of any this stuff. but it makes me frustrated why sanctuary cities exist to the degree they do. why they thumb their nose at the federal government. why anybody would be opposed to america patrolling their own borders. >> remember the woman to went to the hospital to have a baby. her husband was arrested. and ev

here to talk about it, former communications director for ted cruz, alice stewart, and ned ryan., this, of course, is senator flake's seat. but it's john mccain casting a shadow over the primary. mcsally has been careful to even talk about senator mccain. she has been moving closer to president trump. what do you make of the fine line that she's trying to walk in. >> she's walking the line of where the polls are indicating you should be walking. all three of the candidates here are really showing that they are strong on immigration and in line with trump on many issues. she has a record that has been used against her. on a positive note, she's a little bit more moderate. we will have the two a little bit further to the right with kelly ward and sheriff arpaio. if this gets close between what is seen as the top two candidates, it's in my view more favorable for mcsally. >> to alice's point, the republican party moving closer to the trump wing of the party. when you look at the demographics in arizona, they are changing. president trump did win but only by three points. do you thin

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and ned ryun. brian kemp, his margin of victory was remarkable. he won against a guy backed by the nra and the establishment. he crushed them. i think it bodes well with respect to getting the vote out in november. but this will and serious battle state, won't it? >> we normally see this in any campaign. when candidates are running from their primary they will go more one direction than the other. then when it go to the general, they go back to the middle. we know trump candidates are crushing it. we have seen it in many of the primaries. it's a good time to be a trump candidate. trump's approval ratings are up 50%. this is better than obama during this point in his presidency. it's astonishing too to see these numbers. president trump is dedicated. he's spending 6, 7 days a week campaigning. he cannot fulfill his campaign promises unless they maintain the house and senate. charles: that rasmussen poll has president trump at a 17% approval rating amongst black voters. i think at some point they will get race into the elect and from there it will g

tofor thenament itself, they ned to start applying police force in the area to make sure this doesn't happen again. >> the gunman was in jacksonville for that gaming tournament. it's unclear what caused him to go on that shooting rampage. lustin finch will have a live report from the s expo center. that's where a gaming tournament is going to happen this week. >>> the entire nati is mourning john mccain, planning to honor his life and legacy from here to arizona and washington. everything starts at arizona state's capital. a memorial service will be in arizona. his body will be flown to washington and will lie in state at the capitol rotunda.il mccain be laid to rest in anap snapoli annapolis. as for the processo fi his senate seat in arizona, the lieutenant governor must decide who replaces him inna the se. and then, there will be an election in 2020. >>> d.c. police are investigating a double-shooting in northwest. police tell us that one man was killed, marking the 101st yomicide thisr in d.c. a second man is undergoing surgery, we understand. police say the shooting happened just

ned ryun, the ceo of american majority, and a former george w. bush presidential writer. let me start with you curtain, first and foremost, america first is what president trump ran on. it seems as if the president's agenda in the confrontations and showdowns with canada, mexico and china, the strategy is work or am i wrong? >> you are absolutely right. president trump has started to assert america national interests which is what the mexicans and chinese and canada has done. we are seeing the mexicans now ready to make a deal, particularly on auto parts. as president trump said we used to make cars in flint and you couldn't drink water in mexico. now we make cars in mexico and you can't drink the water in flint. they could lose their auto industry to china. the new mexican president is a populist nationalist like president trump. so they are look out for the best interests of mexico. they know they can be underbid by china, so let's make a deal with the united states and everybody wins. adam: china has to be watching this from the sideline. do they blink or hold steady?

they might think twice about wanting to yeah i mean it's it was very clear to me at this event that ned the national endowment for democracy was threatened by the idea of peace breaking out on the korean peninsula whereas polls consistently show that south koreans over eighty percent of them favor peace with the north and you can see this with the government of mungy and he's put he's staked his political career on peace with the north reconciliation and most importantly reunification and now you have this u.s. government agency coming in with often. for reports that are unreliable in many cases and we've seen a lot of the defectors actually fabricate testimony the most important one being the only park. in order to sabotage that from taking place so this is a group that claims that it favors democracy and human rights which actually is sabotaging it in many cases i mean you can just look at the record of the color revolutions they've spawned and what happened afterwards in eastern europe how much conflict has taken place in ukraine for example there is an active war in ukraine's east t

ned by invest the farmer has several convictions, including stalking and harassment and charges in seven cases have been dismissed. >> an fbi guy was just here. >> reporter: this morning? >> jae. -- yeah. he wanted me todz a polygraph. i'm not doing it. >> i think someone went to the house that molly knew and trusted and she left with them and they're in over their head. >> reporter: moll moll is one of more than 88,000 active missing persons cases in the u.s. she continues to make headlines. what do you make of the oung of sut coas ast? >> people the n daughters and girlfriend and sister. >> it struck a cord with people that this could be happening tre than a daughter. at his wedding, she was his best man. if she's watching, what do you want to say? >> hang on. we're going to come get you. everybody is looking. >> reporter: we spoke to molly's boyfriend and he says she is a fighter and he believes she's alive. police say there's no suspects or arrests. the award money is now more than $277,000. >>> this afternoon, police have foo leads -- few leads on a gunman behind the shooting on the

bush 43 writer ned ryun. he is watching closely. uncannily prescient about a number of big developments. when he unveils something i pay attention. ned, what are you saying here? forget about any trade tiffs with china, worry more about what? >> i'm saying neil, i wrote a piece for fox news last week i said we should think about smart home devices and internet of thing device. this is a trend that will not stop anytime soon. there are eight billion right now. going to 20 billion by 2020 according to some estimates. one estimate said 70% of the american homes, 2025, will have smart home internet of things device. smart fridge, smart thermostat, all these things and i think the question we need to ask ourselves, these devrys are great, make our life better, where is all the data going being collected by these devices who are they plugged into and who is owning the platform. neil: how do you know the chinese do? >> one of the biggest internet platforms is offshoot of alibaba. tulia, they get 300 million more in new round of funding. we

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ned, your take of that? >> this is so deeply responsible and irrational.iz this is a full blown case of derangement syndrome. this is one of the most violent gangs not only in this country but the world in the obama administration which got very little right has the wherewithal to call this a transnational criminal organizations to trump call them animals. their motto is kill rape and control. in suffolk county biggert between january 2016 in june of 2017 ms-13 was responsible for 40% of the murders in that county. beyond the violence in the murder in the drug trafficking i think the thing that people need to understand is part of the real income for ms-13 as sex trafficking of girls sometimes as young as 14 and what fox has done has essentially become apologists for sex traffickers of young girls. liz: here's the thing long island new york has been one of the regions battling this gang. it is murdered 17 people including children and a 16 month period between 2015 and 2017 but this gang machetes and dismembers individuals to the point where please cannot

trish: ned, what will happen with the so-called blue wave?ill not convinced it will happen. i still think republicans can keep the house and they can pick up seats in the senate but i think 2018 and 2020 are a real decision point for the american people. they're being confronted with socialism starting to become acceptable to many inside the regatta party and is a discussion do we want socialism? we don't want venezuelan but canadian socialism but it still socialism. trish: it is still socialism. there is no different version of it and here's what i will tell you. denmark, lovely place, small population. very different less diverse - we have many different people with many different backgrounds here and we are a large country in denmark is some kind of utopia for these folks but i will tell you i know a lot of people from there and they don't like it either. they don't like paying that much in taxes any wonder how much better the country would be off the people had a sought. you're my favorite democrat, i just need to tell you. [laughter] >>

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it's a security protocol problem, obviously, as ned price said earlier for john kelly. i guess the honor system in the trump white house is, guess what? not very effective when it comes to recording in the situation room. but having said that, you know, i have been very tough on john kelly. i don't think there is much substance to these tapes, quite frankly. i don't think kelly said anything that was terribly wrong. >> is it a normal procedure to fire somebody in the situation room? >> no. i think he was probably looking for a private place to do it. he didn't realize he was being taped. so that blew up in his face. having said that, i think the only thing kelly did wrong here was really not having fired omarosa back on day one. i think she probably should have been shown the exit with scaramucci during the first week. in the highest levels of the white house they were expecting she would flunk her fbi test. that didn't happen. but the real mystery is why john kelly didn't fire her a long time ago in a white house full of people who are unqualified. she was in her own l

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what ned is speaking to, which is so confusing about obstruction of justice, is it seems to be in the eye of the beholder. i'm not a lawyer, i can't determine what ultimately is proof you are trying to derail a probe and you had corrupt intent. that's up to mueller. but what rudy and jay sekulow are trying to lay out is you can't obstruct by tweet. it has to be in the dark of night, it has to be covert. you're not just doing it on twitter. that's just your passing thoughts. that's not an actual act of criminal obstruction. that's what they're campaigning against the whole obstruction idea anyway. is that if it was out in the open, it was just fine. >> yes. >> speaking of twitter, the president tweeted this. this is the most one-sided witch hunt in the history of our country. fortunately, the facts are all coming out and fast. i mean, the truth is, we haven't heard anything from robert mueller. that's about as about tight an operation as you can actually get. what facts might be he referring to? >> i have no idea. he makes up his own facts whenever he wants. but i do think the point th

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