his two most recent books are about newt gingrich and ron reagan -- ronald reagan. craig shirley, is there anything different in the conversation the republican party is having about itself today than when reagan was president or george w. bush was president? >> guest: interesting. i think it was more intellectual then. there was really great debates in the 1970s and 1980s about what american conservatives stood for and what the republican party stood for. they seem to be more personality-driven today and less about, you know, what is our policy on taxation, what is our policy vis-a-vis the soviet union. do we support the mx missile, do we oppose the mx missile? abortion was only beginning to coalesce with a consistent republican or conservative position on it. so t the debates of the '70s and '80s were great intellectual debates which, ironically, came 200 years after the great debate of the founding of this country. this is said to remain a british colonies, or do we reject the elitism of london and strike out op our own as a new -- on our own as a new, independen

newt gingrich, your reaction to this?ean, that line from sherman, "if you want to be safe, moved to the cayman islands," that is basically all they have left, identity politics or that kind of thing. >> i was talking with kevin mccarthy, the republican majority leader from bakersfield, he made the comment, talking about john cox's candidacy for governor, mccarthy said if you combine sanctuary cities with the tax gasoline increase, you suddenly haven't california the kind of ferment that they had with prop3 that led to reagan. that is what you've seen happen. people in normal, everyday cities are rebelling. sheriffs are saying the amount of a state law. entire counties are opting out. i think it's a good debate. let's just take ms-13, which is in el salvador in gain, spread all across america, extraordinarily violent. do you look in fairfax county for example, virginia, the number of additional murders, rapes, attacks, if democrats want to be the party that protects the rights of ms-13, i think that's a great fall campaign

now, i know newt and i've liked newt, but i want newt to look at that tape again and i want him to askself, and i want fox news to ask themselves, and i want republicans on capitol hill to ask themselves, and i want conservatives across america to ask themselves are you comfortable with a spokesperson, a lackey for the president of the united states comparing the men and women of the fbi who protect us every day, comparing them to nazis who slaughtered upwards of 12 million people? newt, are you really comfortable comparing the fbi to joseph stalin? i ask those leading fox news, i ask republicans on capitol hill, conservatives across america, are you really comfortable attacking law enforcement officers and personnel who were protecting your children against the next isis terror attack on american soil, comparing those fbi agents to joseph stalin, a man who killed between 25 and 40 million of his own people? now, you know, the difference between joe stalin show trials and his mass slaughters, the difference between adolf hitler and his show trials and his mass slaughters or you could s

hard to match that. >> laura: newt gingrich. one of the great things about her is her -- she didn't have a lot of pretense. when she was commenting about becoming the vice president's wife she said a lot of fat, white haired ladies are thinkic pink. that is so refreshing today again. i use the word refreshing but i love it. >> at one point she described herself as the nation's grandmother and that sort of captured it. at that point she had 25 point higher approval rating than her husband. what a remarkable couple, and also carl called it right. she was ferocious. she was pleasant and nice but -- in terms of both her husband and her sons in terms of jeb's campaign, george w's campaign, she was prepared to go all out and reach out to every friend she had and she wanted the family to do well. and it's a remarkable american family. >> first of all, that love affair was a lot of who she was, the love affair with 41 and with her family. today we're told that h.w. held her hand all day long next to her. and that she was surrounded by f

his two most recent books are about newt gingrich and ron reagan -- ronald reagan. craig shirley, is there anything different in the conversation the republican party is having about itself today than when reagan was president or george w. bush was president? >> guest: interesting. i think it was more

for newt gingrich to shame himself, for newt gingrich to disgrace himself, for newt gingrich to humiliatey, comparing a vietnam war hero, who dedicated his entire life to protecting the u.s. constitution of americans, to compare bob mueller to joseph stalin, the most evil man of the 20th century shows who newt gingrich is as a man and how desperate he and everyone else involved in this retched exercise are. now they understand 70% of americans want the mueller investigation to be completed, they want to know what other russians are going to be indicted. they want to know what other people, inside the trump white house, are going to be indicted. this is the sign of desperation and, sadly, it is the sign of just how low people will go to denigrate themselves and forever destroy their reputation defending the indefensible. donald trump, mika, once again proves that no one around him leaves without a sullied and tarnished reputation. >> we'll bring in retired admiral james straight ahead on "morning joe." insurance that won't replace the full value of your new car? you're better off throwing

the authors speaking at the last panel and this is craig surely, his two most recent books are about newt gingrich and ronald reagan. craig surely, is her anything about the republican party their conversation they're having about it self when reagan was president for george w. bush wa. >> guest: it was more intellectual than. it was great debates in the 1970s and the 1980s about what american conservatives search for and what the republican party stood for. he seemed to be more personality driven today and less about what is our policy on taxation and vis-À-vis the soviet union -- to support the mx muscle? abortion was only beginning to coalesce with the consistent republican or conservative position on it so the debates of the 70s and 80s were great intellectual debates which ironically came 200 years after the great debate of the founding of this country was set to remain a british colonies or do we reject the elitism of london and strike out as a new independent nation. >> host: is it donald trump's party today? >> guest: that is a great question. the republican party in the conservat

kimba wood is going to be savagely attacked by newt gingrich, who has compared robert mueller to the gestapo and by all of the trump supporters on fox news. fox news will no doubt soon be lying about kimba wood's history and claiming she broke the law when she employed that babysitter in the 1980s. they might try and reach back to 1966 to portray kimba wood as a lightweight because of the time, the very brief time she spent working at the playboy club in london. it was actually a total of only five days when she was training to be a part-time playboy bunny

host: you have been a dedicated reagan scholar and author and you clearly made a shift of focus on newt gingrich so share with us why and what impact you hope to have with your last two books. >> sometimes i think i write books to keep off the streets and out of the pool halls. but reagan and gingrich has been very misshapen and misrepresented by history by conservatives and liberals so it was my idea and dedication my friend said right what you know about we worked with him for eight years we were there from the beginning of the revolution the rnc the election and reelection my wife ran c pack every year and reagan was there it is not what it used to be you actually used to have panels and intellectual debate about missile-defense and balanced-budget versus tax cuts. [laughter] but both men are and were controversial and because of that that invite disinformation so i wanted to write about reagan because his legacy was in danger of slipping into your relevancy. my books are not open i in interviewed everybody from carter to mondale these are works of history not opinion. everything is

how can newt gingrich compare him to stalin?ght newt gingrich to be a student of history. these seem like pretty reckless comparis comparisons. i mean, here's my question, okay, the trump people, they don't like sessions, they don't like mueller, they don't like rosenstein, so who do they like? they apparently like lawyers like joe digenova what also makes reckless statements and i believe compared the mueller probe to a form of regside which is by definition the killing of a king. so you can see where their head is at. and so they're on this campaign to discredit pretty much anyone who doesn't consider donald trump a king because i don't know where else this goes. now you have this campaign even against comey, add that to the axed list of legal people that they don't like. and so republicans are in a weird position. trump is making them pick sides, which he often does and people are being forced to choose. do you choose to believe people like robert mueller and james comey? or donald trump and spokeswoman at the rnc? i think th

the exact opposite of what newt gingrich just said. campaign -- can that actually work? i want to bring in cnn senior media correspondent brian stelter. jason miller, former trump senior communications adviser, and political commentator amanda carpenter, former communications director for senator ted cruz. good evening to all of you. >> good evening. >> brian, the president told his twitter followers to watch fox news, you know, bashing the mueller investigation, calling it the mueller crime family. is there any doubt in your mind that this is coordinated by the white house to discredit the special counsel? >> yes, it is coordinated. we know that because hannity and trump speak frequently. the president also speaks with other conservative media commentators frequently. he meets with them, talks with them, dines with them at the white house and mar-a-lago. it's an absolutely coordinated effort all part of an alternative universe of information. the president props up an alternative reality where he's winning, his enemies are losing, whe

. >> harris: let's bring in former speaker of the house and fox news contributor newt gingrich, now a teacher for hosting america, holding six online courses focusing on the six most critical issues in our nation. great to have you today. while, you are such a busy man. what you make of deputy ag telling the president that you are not a focus of the investigation, you are not a target? >> i think everything we've seen from the clinton investigation is a mess. okay? you had comey doing all sorts of things that made no sense. you had the number one and number two people in the fbi, both apparently engaged in activities that may be criminal. you have arguments and former fbi director. and now we get to the current mess. my strong advice to the president would be do not agree to an interview under any circumstances. >> harris: really? >> not in any way. it beyond mueller saying "you aren't really a target." after the interview, suddenly saying oh, it could be perjury or obstruction of justice. i guess you are now a target. these comments have no meaning. it's very dangerous through the pr

weight until you hear who newt is comparing them to. and a lot of information, a lot of the news. >> sean: today former speaker of the house newt gingrich had harsh words for the mueller investigation. >> the fact is rod rosenstein has not done his job. he has not supervised mueller. this whole thing is an absurdity. we now have paul manafort and his wife in their pajamas at 3:00 in the morning having the fbi break down the door. we've had last week, cohen the lawyer had the door and taken off the hinges. we are supposed to have the rule of law. it ain't the rule of law when they kick in your door at 3:00 in the morning and you are faced with armed men. you have no reason to be told you're going to have a kind of treatment. that is stalling. that is the gestapo. shouldn't be the american fbi. >> sean: we continue with joe digenova and professor alan dershowitz. these tactics are not american. that's the point. this is what we expect in venezuela. this is not the united states or anything. so my question to you, what it s the president n

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, the newt 14 years york post for a long time, and working for tabloids you invariably covered trump in some way. he was a spicy quote who would make a story better. and heed up after 9/11 wanted to pitch a revamped version of the twin towers. he was always there. i did not know him as well when he was considering running for president. .e made a huge splash he also was roasted memorably by president obama. it was april, 2011, shortly after he announced he was not running. i spent a lot of time watching him, covering him, learning how driven he is to be taken seriously, and that is a lot of what you saw regarding his desire to run in 2016. >> did you take him seriously when he said he would run in 2015? 2011took him seriously in when the apprentice was still on the air. he said he would not be running for president. once it was 2015, one of his advisors, sam numbered, wanted me to write a story ahead of time saying he would declare in 2015. i said i would not write it having onto that experienced before. i did not believe he would stay in the race. i thought he would do it for a whil

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newt gingrich sort of destroyed some of these norms and it is continued in the '90s and has continued. you mention mike pence. even if trump goes, mike pence as president seems dangerous. the problem seems almost more structural. >> actually if you want to come back if you haven't had enough of me, on april 25 undoing an event with farah who wrote the preference of my book, she talks up the forgotten parts of america that elected him. i think our country, the demographics of a country the way wealth is then redistribute this not so much the norms for people like newt gingrich but a lot of people in america that a been forgotten. he was able to play on those fears, use metaphor of the wall and galvanize people. that something when i say consistent, he has done, every time there's a big issue and distract, let's ban transgender for mr. kirk summit is not needing during the national anthem and have to be people of color. always nice shiny coin to keep the people engaged. these people are stealing their jobs. these people blah, blah, blah. i think it's at that. as esther said i tend not t

newt gingrich came to play there. >> [laughing]. >> comey took it in the chin.in from the left and the right. everybody hates him. they can see through it. he doesn't look authentic. he is always grabbling with himself and how his moral integrity is at stake and acting like he is above it all. i don't buy the self-righteousness and the leaks aring investigated. -- are investigating these leaks. imagine is james comey is indicted and donald trump is not. he told nbc that the dossier was not a credible document. they didn't put that on the air. he said it was possible they have dirt on trump. they either do or don't. he was asked on a radio show when you smash your phone isn't that obstruction of justice? he said listen you have to prove crimmial intent. everybody smashes their phone if you don't want the phone to get on the secondary market and have your information get out there in public? do you smash your phone? i have never smashed my phone. i never smashed it on purpose. i don't get the guy. >> they are not into that at the apple store. that's hilarious. >>

. >> former house speaker newt gingrich sounds hopeful, however. >> a very real chance that the trump policy of firmness is leading kim jong-un to decide that he actually wants a deal. i think that would be remarkably historic, and i think that having a willingness to meet with him going through this process really opens up possibilities that are very important, and i think frankly puts pressure on the senate to confirm pompeo as secretary of state. >> all of this is happening as kim jong-un is set to meet with south korea's president next week for peace talks. so i'm curious, richard, how is this any different than madeline albright having that more clandestined meeting that she had for six hours on the peninsula, i might add? we didn't get a heads up on that. >> i don't think there's a difference here. i disagree with senator menendez. some things have to be covert. so i think the pompeo meeting with kim jong-un is a step in the right direction. on this very couch, august 7, i got in trouble from the ladies for president trump to sit down with kim jong-un and now it's happening. >>

newt has an interesting theory. i'm going to leave that for others to decide acceptance or not. james comey, if you read the book and particularly the interview with george stephanopoulos, this is a sanctimonious individual. i dealt with him in the bush administration. let me give you two quick examples. in the book he talks about valerie plane and scooter libby. he leaves out the facts. scooter libby didn't not leak plane's name. it was the undersecretary of state richard armitige. he was never charged and subjected to the scrutiny that scooter libby and i was. the second thing is, there was no underlying offense. scooter -- richard armitige leak plane's name. she was not a covert agent. in his book -- it's like eight times in a couple pages he refers to her -- comey does, as a covert agent. he was not. but he has to make himself look like this is somehow morally justified. same thing when he gets to a description of the moment where he is -- where attorney general john ashcroft is ill and in the hospital. >> jon: right. >> the white house chief of staff and the counsel, albert

and newt gingrich is on deck live. >> sandra: this is a fox news alert.f state nominee mike pompeo's confirmation starting just moments from now as president trump flips the script on the timing of military action against syria. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm sandra smith. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning. a big hour. nation's top spy mike pompeo looking to become the nation's top diplomat. president trump dialing back the threat of imminent strikes against syria after another suspected chemical attack. never said when an attack on syria would take place. could be very soon or not at all. in any event the united states has done a great job of ridding the region of isis, where is our thank you america? newt gingrich standing by live. rich edson from the hearing room on capitol hill. mike pompeo is set to address the administration's critics on a number of things including russia. let's start there. >> especially from democrats that the administration hasn't done enough to counter russian influence. mike pompeo, the cia direc

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we look at the future of the republican party and the influence of newt gingrich. that's followed by opting out of congress. the book broken takes a look at the state of the u.s. senate. >> welcome. i have the honor of serving as the jonathan director of the roosevelt house of public policy institute. it's a pleasure to welcome you. were thrilled that you joined us impact the house tonight. i like to acknowledge two of our advisor board members who are here today. >> this is a special evening and i know i say that but there is something electric in the air tonight. in part because this marks the launch of our new book published last week and built, our board members here. welcome. and because there is such urgency no tragically to the need to make government function again doing the people's will and business as they did when our famous president ran thanks and when our boss, lyndon johnson. i think i know why the buzz is palpable. anytime the home of the rose welts can well, great public servants along with the great broadcast journalists we know we are about to b

he is part of this, along with newt gingrich, a wave of republicans that want to fight back against the democrats. bob michael leadership, go along, get along, and they gingricho delay -- and and delay are trying to fight with democrats. in the lead up to the 1994 election, one of the most important documents was a series of legislation that the republicans would pass in the first 100 days once they were elected. so we have a couple of documents here. so here is the list. they were able to pass some of these dealing with budgetary issues or the rules at the house. something else they wanted to pass was term limits for the u.s. congress, but that is not constitutional. something we have that many of the state levels -- we have that here in oklahoma, but not able to do at the federal level. here is another press conference dealing with the contract. you can see some of the other people in there. you might recognize -- there's a younger john boehner, dennis , who goes on to become speaker of the house. so all the leadership in the republican party was behind the document. we've seen the st

newt gingrich ahead. >> sean: all right. the let's hatred for republicans and president trump has no bounds. listen to what senator harris joked about with ellen degeneres today. >> if you had to be stuck in an elevator with president trump, mike pence or jeff sessions, who would it be? >> does one of us have to come out alive? [laughter] >> sean: "does one of sus to come out alive?" and yesterday robert dinero asked about the success of "roseanne" reboot and he said we are at a point with this it's beyond trying to see another person's point of view. there are ways you can talk about that but we are at a point where things that are happening in the country are so bad, and it comes from trump. there are so many people who left this administration. it's a serious thing. i don't care about rosanne. it sounds like he isn't happy there is a tv show that appeals to americans they want to watch. with reaction, author of the best-selling book "vengeance." he has been incognito and missing in action, former speaker of the house, new

newt gingrich and the great one, mark levin absolutely slamming james comey after the release of hisos. wait until you hear what they have to say. gregg jarrett, sara carter as we continue this special edition of hannity. ♪ ♪ >> i think he has done enormous damage to himself. he has exposed to himself to the american people as a very petty, superficial man. this is the former head of the fbi. he is the former deputy attorney general of the united states. he is a former united states attorney. he is conducting himself like a complete bozo the clown. he does enormous damage to the federal bureau of investigation by conducting himself this way. >> you are looking at a guy around the seventh grade practiced sincerity. i didn't really mean thought the car. i don't know how the baseball got out of my hands. i think my cousin must have done it. because i couldn't have done it this pained, i hate throwing mccabe under the bus. >> you are saying he is acting. >> i don't know. i'm saying he taught himself at early age a series of self-serving emotions which he uses over. if watch him couple ho

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i think newt gingrich is very much on the money in terms of the political consequences.ust shatter the republican party. you take a party that right now, if we were to lay aside the massive, almost insane level of fixation on this stuff, because remember, we have no idea what michael cohen did or was said to have done or anything. >> shannon: this may be completely about stormy daniels and metal situation. it may have nothing to do with russia. >> or something unrelated. we have no idea. everyone is shadowboxing pretending like they know. nobody knows. we have this, this giant kerfuffle, they make a kerfuffle of all time. taking place around us. if we look at the lodgers for the republicans, the president's approval numbers have nudged back up, there are republicans , their map is expending for the senate, they have a chance to make it through this midterm. going to be tough to keep the house but they can expand their majority in the senate conceivably. they have all of this over here. if the president starts firing people at the justice department to shield himself from

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little while a test counterpart with president obama doing great things with the budget control act newt gingrich is still active so there is a dynamic in the republican party that is turning hard left some of the most famous democrats like jfk but today the whole democratic mantra is what your country can do for you and should do for you. there is no individual responsibility or expectation except for anyone to have a little more wealth than their neighbor and all they can do is pay more. more taxes and more government. >> with the fbi rule that the panel moves from senator orrin hatch to sadie when advising the president to fire bob mueller does not have the nation's interest at heart what is your take for the role of the special counsel. >> i was very excited when jeff sessions became attorney general even the idea with the idea of special counsel to address under the previous administration to say the doj was highlyoj politicized under loretta lynch. so he tried to do that to say let's have a special counsel there is more dignity but the problem is but mueller resume said he would be

and newt gingrich were more trying to fight with the democrats. in the lead up to the 1994 of the documents was the contract with america. and gingrich and armey others put this together. it was legislation the republicans would pass in the first hundred days they were elected. list.s armey, the they were able to pass some of these. something else they wanted to pass was term limits for the u.s. congress. that is not constitutional. a line-item veto, also not constitutional. something we haven't many of the state levels, but not able to do at the federal level. here is another press conference dealing with the contract. you can see some of the other people in there. there is the juncker john , all of dennis pastor the leadership in the republican party was behind the document. we have seen that the strength of congress has waxed and waned. congress was a very powerful body, probably more powerful than the president. over the years they ceded power to the president or made changes to strengthen the power of the leadership so your average congressma

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other than denny hastert, newt gingrich served for about four years, jn boehner served for about four years. other than htert, this is a job thatas a fairly short time span on it, and that probably is shasonably healthy. new lead sometimes is needed to pull the party back together and be able to govern. laura: paul ryan wanted to get c that t, and he did. could that help improve republican fortunes this fall? >> no doubt about it. paul is a disciple of jack ke mp, belies in growth economics, believes that the rising tide lifts all boats. we are seeing the results of that tax c impact the economy and that will help republicans in the fall. laura: paul ryan said today "i am n going to run for president." many have said that before and they have run. what do you think? >> i think probably he has me time in politics ahead. in the meantime, he will go out and be a great asset for a lot of companies that would love somebody with his experience on the boards. laura: thank you for joining us. >> nice to be with you. laura: today, facebook boss mark zuckerberg admitted to u.s. lawmakers that h

in the 1990's, bill clinton, knew the gingrich -- newt gingrich had an agreement but it fell apart because of the political nonsense in this town. i believe the time is now to put our differences aside, live with an 80% solution and deal with this problem right now. if we don't -- we will not be able to hand this to our kids. that's the last thing i want to close with. people say, we are leaving our kids and grandkids a problem, yeah, we are. in this planning period in the next ten years when interest rates are higher than what we're spending on national defense, mr. president, that crisis is right here. it's now. we are going toe see if in the next decade in my opinion, it will make 2008 and 2009 pale in comparison. i have never seen a time, mr. president, when a crisis would pull us together any more than this one right now. the question is will we recognize that we're in a moment of crisis? thank you. i yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk should call the roll. quorum call: mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator --

so having been a businessman, newt politics and coming in at the top, you like where you are and wanther term in 2021? is not the best job. i am giving it response politically because people trusted me. is not the period you will stay in power, or what you do for your people is important. i legacy is more important. i legacy is more important. it is ultimately the government ‘s responsibility. president adama barrow of the gambia, thank you indeed for coming on hardtalk. it is a great pleasure. you are most welcome. good morning. yesterday was the last time we will see anywhere in the uk get above 20 degrees in the week ahead. the kink in the jetstream to the north helped to drag in that unusual warmth through last week is now away and further week ahead we will see it piling up on the atlantic and move to the south of the uk, putting us on the colder side. what does that mean? back to more typical weather for the time being, nothing untoward, nice enough when the sun is out, it has strength but it does mean we will see cooler conditions especially when the rains are around. cooler co