welcome back to worlds apart with paul walker director of green cross international's environmental security and sustainability program mr walker just before the break you mentioned barrel bombs as supposedly the most typical a weapon the weapon of choice for the syrian army and the pentagon just released its assessment suggesting that it believes a barrel bombs were used in the case of the duma attack to deliver the chemicals one of. filmed in the bathroom of the building where that attack supposedly took place and it supposedly came through a small opening in the roof flew across the room around five or seven meters landed on the bag without damaging the bad or even the blanket underneath it. without having any visible scratches or a dance on the shell itself with its fins still being in tagged out supposedly after crashing through the reinforced concrete of the ceiling does this all look straightforward to you. that's another news story oksana i'm not sure that's at all truthful i never heard that story before but i have heard. syrian and russian diplomats again and again and tell these e

and duty skimming if you believe russia what is a force well to discuss that i'm now joined by paul walker director of green cross international environmental security and sustainability program dr walker it's great pleasure talking to you thank you very much for your time yeah nice to be here oksana to thank you for the invitation now you've been leading this program since it's very inception i assume you care a lot about the nonproliferation of chemical weapons how would you describe this moment in time when we have a number of western countries accusing russia of not only shielding the alleged user of chemical weapons but also using those chemical weapons itself you know the whole the whole current situation is very troubling exxon or and i have been working on chemical weapons and there are nonproliferation and they're safe and sound and irreversible destruction for twenty five years since i first did. one of the very first western american inspections in russia in a place called should sit in the cold i know blessed this is back in one thousand nine hundred four we've all worked for u

duty skimming if you believe russia what is it worth while to discuss that i'm now a joined by paul walker director of green cross international environmental security and sustainability program dr walker it's great pleasure talking to you thank you very much for your time yeah nice to be here oksana to thank you for the invitation now you've been leading this program since its very inception i assume you care a lot about the nonproliferation of chemical weapons how would you describe this moment in time when we have a number of western countries accusing russia of not only shielding the alleged user of chemical weapons but also using those chemical weapons itself you know the whole the whole current situation is very troubling exxon or and i have been working on chemical weapons and there are nonproliferation and they're safe and sound and irreversible destruction for twenty five years since i first did. one of the very first western american inspections in russia in a place called shoot in the cauldron oboist this is back in one thousand nine hundred four we've all worked for universal l

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. >> i like scott walker. rand paul just endorsed me.ther folks in the senate are very thoughtful. there's a lot of folks that care about concepts of freedom, limit government. that's my model. >> this is a race where everybody is trying to cast themselves as the biggest ally to president trump and we're going to know more about where they all stand at 6:00 tonight when the first fox news poll of the primary voters is released. jon? >> jon: peter doocy in charleston, west virginia. thanks, peter. also this reminder, we'll have completed coverage of the 2018 mid-terms here on fox news including a debate may 1 for the west virginia senate candidates. that debate to be moderated by bret baier and martha maccallum here on fox news channel. >> it's the first state visit of the trump presidency. in just moments from now, we'll have live coverage of their joint news conference. stay tuned to that. plus, george h.w. bush is now in the hospital just one day after attending his wife's funeral. we'll have an update straight ahead. [ doorbell rings

you've got scott walker saying there's going to be a blue wave. you've got pauln running for the hills. is this thing about to fall apart? are people dissatisfied with donald trump? >> i just think with our country we're just so fickle if we're not happy with one, we're going to flip-flop. i didn't see what i saw with obama. >> that's what you did. you voted for obama for change and voted for trump for change. how do you feel now that you voted for trump? >> he's our president, so at a certain point it's like, oh, god, he's our president so how do we move forward with what we have? >> okay. >> they're calling him names, calling him a racist, calling him this, that. it seems not a day goes by some aren't accusing him of something or saying something derogatory. >> i know people don't want to call him a racist, but everything he says and everything he does is racist. i don't know but if it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, it's a duck. and the reality is he says some flat out racist things and he has not apologized and he has not change. >> and i think it's a

walker versus cheney, u.s. versus moussaoui and u.s. versus brady but not to deflate things -- sorry. paul is distinguished lecturer in law at the georgetown university law center where he taught in various capacities in 1998. distinguished lecturer in george found university and served as senior fellow of the law center supreme court institute. ladies and gentlemen, probably foremost solicitor before the supreme court, in our lifetime, paul clement. [applause] . . we want to focus on where we are with the supreme court because we are really at almost perfect storm for making this one of the most consequential and interesting supreme court terms in a long time. in terms of the perfect storm we gather at this juncture. one is a new justice for this is the first full-term the justice has served on the court. the second thing is you have a new administration. we are still relatively new administration for this is the first full-term with the court having an entire set a cases with the trump administration in power and the third factor that makes this a term like almost no other is that it is

paul: i was surprised, that's my hunting ground, where he grew up, and she won there big. that's swing territory. >> that's exactly it. this is a really -- this has got to make scott walkered. he's up for re-election in the fall. so is a lot of the state senate, assembly seats. you could use legislature and governorship this year. >> paul: so james, mr. sunshine here, the taxes, the republicans looking at taxes, they want to make that the issue. is that going to work for them? >> it's a good issue for them. i think american prosperity generally is the right issue. if you look what happened from december when they passed the tax cut, the generic ballot, who do you like, republicans or democrats for congress this fall, trump's approval rating, trump's approval rating on the economy, they all improved rapidly. lately, not so good, tailing off a little and it's because the first year of trump dominated by tax cuts and deregulation now we're talking about the trade fights we were just describing earlier and then a huge government spending blowout. so i think what they have to do is focus on economic prosperity and that's round two of tax cuts and it also -- it wouldn't hurt t

paul ryan is speaker of the house. scully so mccarthy pearce and our courses here which are rob bishop as well as congressman mark walkerhink that is the common knowledge around washington d.c. the question is going to be what happens within the freedom caucus and with the current status quo, the republican party and also who will raise the most amount of money for their party caucus will be a good determining factor. lauren: kevin mccarthy has been courting conservatives in the house. cabinet, rule, thank you very much. >> coming up, apple music has 40 million subscribers as the new chief in battles to overtake spotted five. get out your shorts or maybe just your shirt sleeve. janice dean coming up with your forecasts. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and

paul ryan is looking at you know running for president or say running for governor of wisconsin is there anything else politically on his plate that we've heard about yes. it's our life i mean scott walker's indicated he's running for reelection and so that's at least out for a while he could always of course run for president in twenty twenty or twenty twenty four perhaps more likely will be moving into the private sector and taking advantage of a lot of the contacts he's made during his tenure as speaker and longer tenure in congress to earn a living that he presently is not earning as a member of the u.s. house that's an interesting thing that you bring up because i think that that doesn't get talked about enough is how you know when politicians leave office you know the kind of jobs that they take and how that can kind of become that revolving door that we talk about so often like a lot of politicians will leave office and become lobbyists. how price does that play into their decision making while in office were suddenly oh you know what now is the time a pass the tax reform i can kind of jump out and i think cashman chips and how much does that play a role in decision making that you

paul ryan didn't attempt to fire pop frances -- pope france ses wh pope frances when he came to town. when they say it is not political, it is political. >> what do your republican colleagues mark walkerpart of the group searching for the next chaplain suggested the replacement can connect with lawmakers. so suggesting they want to find a chaplain who has children which would rule out any catholic priest do you think that is fair? >> it is not fair, and it is a bigoted statement. and now i will give congressman walker his credit. he has spent a good part of this morning on the floor one-on-one talking to those of us involved in this issue to apologize and acknowledge the impact of his words. i admired that and accepted his apology and i hope now a better informed, he will bring new sensitivity to that job. >> good to know there is that dialogue. i did not know he had been speaking to people. >> and to his credit as a gentleman. >> is there any further recourse at this point that could help get father conroy back? >> well for one thing, i just closed a letter today with my republican friend walter jones. 150 signatures on it that is going to speaker ryan asking for a detailed explanati

paul ryan asked to have the chaplain step down. urging lawmakers to strive for economic equality. ryan denied the ouster was politically motivated. democrats forced an investigation con roy's firing but the measure ultimately failed. mark walkerof the three representatives looking for con roy's replacement announced he was a step down from the committee. he has stepped down from the committee. suggested the next chaplain should have a family since many lawmakers are dealing with separation from their spouses and children. catholics would be excluded from applying. ryan has not yet announced his search. >> let's bring in bill karins. what have you go got for us? >> are you ready to jump straight to summer. >> it would be like 8 to 85 degrees. so you go like the heat -- >> moving on. that's all we needed to hear. next in sportss -- >> so this morning, you know, we're ending one of the coldest aprils we have on record in many our y areas of the northern plains. there's some snow so it's a raw morning with some showers all the way down to new york city currently. i'm pointing out all this misery. these areas will need the air conditions by thursday. we're probably not going to have a spring. straight from winter to summer. the wa

welcome back to worlds apart with paul walker director of green cross international's environmental security and sustainability program mr walker just before the break you mentioned barrel bombs as supposedly the most typical weapon the weapon of choice for the syrian army and the pentagon just released its assessment suggesting that it believes barrel bombs were used in the case of the duma attack to deliver the chemicals one of barrel bombs was filmed in the bathroom of the building where that attack supposedly took place and it supposedly came through a small opening in the roof flew across the room around five or seven meters landed on the bag without damaging the bat or even the blanket underneath it. without having any visible scratches odone so on the shell itself with its fins still being in tagged out supposedly after crashing through the reinforced concrete of the ceiling does this all looks straightforward to you that's another news story oksana i'm not sure that's at all truthful i never heard that story before but i have heard. syrian and russian diplomats again and again and te