peter king was excellent saying it's time to go back to work as the facts come out. going to get the markets going. trish: lori, as journalists, i find it challenging, you get a little drab there, a little drab there, none of which fully confirmed. you think about the comey memo and the "new york times" had part of it read to them and that is the story they went with. the media piled on and we're going to talk about this later in the show. the media piled on in a big way, enough to start to scare some folks enough that you're looking at a sell-off down 315. >> you're right, trish, i had a trader, one of my best sources on the floor who said to me, i feel it in my gut, the presidency is in jeopardy. trish: what? really? >> i'm just the conduit here. trish: reached such a level and that's reflected in the market today. >> you summed it up. all the controversies, the political troubles that wall street shrugged off. today when you have a phrase like obstruction of justice being considered against the president, i mean it really works back to traders re, vaulting confide

we just talked to peter king.you didn't think you needed a special counsel after these two tweets and him firing comey, how can you not think it was necessary? >> peter king is an outliar on the motion of a special counsel. some say they weren't there yet on the notion of a special counsel, that they wanted to let the investigations in the fbi and justice and frankly on capitol hill play out a little bit longer. but just because you didn't hear republicans calling for a special counsel doesn't mean they didn't necessarily want one. they just didn't want to be the ones out front to say, yes, we need it because of the notion of the political off ramp. the one thing that republicans i have talked to are concerned about who want to get to the bottom of the comey memo in particular is that this shuts down the notion of comey coming to capitol hill and testifying. >> it could, right? >> definitely. >> okay. dana bash, appreciate it. you have another day where once again the president creating a negative news cycle. than

tonight has intelligence member peter king joins us for what can be done here dig keep track of future killers. military experts are joining us plus speaker of the house paul ryan here on the other very big story of today. the fight to reform the finances, the budget, and the tech system in this country is underway. he goes on the record tonight here we begin with foreign affairs correspondent benjamin hall who was at the scene in manchester tonight. ben. >> good evening martha, and the big news is you just said there is the raising of the terror level to critical. it's the first time in history that it's been that high not means the government believes it could be an eminent threat to the nation. some people are saying this could be more of a precaution than anything else for right now the next day or two were going to see 5,000 soldiers on the streets, so a really big acceleration there of the presence here. this all started last night at about 10:30 p.m. at the manchester arena, which is one of the biggest concert halls in europe who. it happened when the suicide bomber detonated hi

leading republican on both the house intelligence and homeland security committees, congressman peter king of new york. thanks for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >> how problematic is it, in your eyes, that general flynn made false statements, apparently to investigators about his foreign trips? >> first of all, let me just say i'm not aware of any evidence at all involving any collusion with general flynn and the russians. that was the main investigation we've been talking about. i'm not aware of any allegations against general flynn there. as far as the statements, that's going to be up to general flynn to prove. i know that he did talk to the defense people before he went to russia. there have been some lobbying reports he filed, others he didn't. that's between him and them. as far as taking the fifth amendment, anyone in a criminal investigation virtually has to take the fifth amendment. i'm going to emphasize, as far as i know, none of this involves the campaign or any allegation of russian collusion. >> but if he lied to those giving him the kind of clearance he would need to be th

peter king, thank you. always good to talk to you. >> thank you. i appreciate it. >> martha: here now, former chairman of the house intelligence committee, and juan williams. good to have you with us here tonight. want and studio and pete in tv land. pete, you listen to all that, you say donald trump is a fighter. he may be fighting for his political life right now. how is he doing? >> i think when donald trump comes out and he is the voice for the trump administration, he is doing great. he is clearly, hopefully setting the tone for republicans and conservatives in washington, d.c., we got to fight the liberal media. we got to fight the kind of fake news that came out on monday from "the washington post." we got to be fighting for our agenda. when we are talking about immigration reform, when we are talking about health care reform, and we are talking about tax reform, we are going to be winning on those issues. these attacks are personal attacks on donald trump because the left does not want to talk about the issues and they see this as being the

peter king sits on the house intelligence committee and joins us live.t your hands on the memo and what would you like to know about it? >> first of all, i have real questions here. first of all, if director comey in any way thought that he was being intimidated or the president was trying to interfere with the investigation i believe that he had an obligation to report that. report it to the justice department, to tell those around him. because that could be considered a crime and as director of the f.b.i. he had an obligation to make that known. as far as i know he didn't. when deputy director andrew mccabe was testifying last week he said there has been no interfering or obstruction of the investigation whatsoever. director comey comes before the house intelligence and sen all at intelligence committee. i'm not aware of him saying to anyone in congress and senator burke concurred about any interference in the investigation. secondly, i don't know what investigation they're talking about. there is the russian investigation that the f.b.i. was conductin

congress meant peter king on the couch today. so-so far, the white house handling of all this. >> pete: i think they've handled it well. i personally got along with jim comey, but none of the president of the united states. he has a right to have his fbi director there. he believes that jim comey was too much out in front and you can't be prosecutor, judge, and jerry at same time. i can say this unequivocally. as far as i know, there is no evidence showing any type of russian collusion. i have not heard anyone say the fbi doesn't have enough financing or funding or resources to go ahead with the investigation. the fact is, the president should be out front and say that the president of the united states has the right to do what he wants. it has nothing to do with the investigation and the democrats are being hypocrites. >> sandra: was her take away so far from capitol hill on the testimony today? be ten i think andrew mccain is doing the right thing. they have the resources and they will go ahead with the investigation. this does

here now, congressman peter king. congressman king, always good to have you with us. being here tonight. your thoughts on what you heard from this. out with a conversation with putin? >> i think it can be positive. i don't trust putin. i didn't agree with president trump when he thought he could reach out to putin. i think he is coming from a position of strength. the fact that putin has seen how president trump is willing to launch those rockets, those muscles against syria, the fact that he is talking tough and appears to be bringing china onto our side as far as north korea is concerned. president trump is showing the firmness, which i think is something that putin understands. strong, tough talk and actions. this will be tough but if we can use north korea, we can use russia to help us with north korea and help china doing the main role, that will be a trifecta. as far as syria, i am still concerned about russia having troops in syria. i don't like the idea of russia being a permanent power in the middle east. president trump is dealing right now, i believe, from

there also one very big question raised by peter king earlier today on this network.'s listen. >> i'm just saying that if this was as serious as it's being out to be, why is director comey so silent for the last two months? >> melissa: good question, leslie. what do you think? >> well, i think that when james comey was the director of the fbi there was an on going investigation and just like anybody, remember, the fbi is not going to bring forth charges or indictments. they're going to make recommendations to the department of justice, which you can't until you have completed everything. however now, after the termination of mr. comey in that position, he is a free private citizen, and quite frankly, i don't agree with chris at all on this. there's not hysteria. the american people, regardless of their ideology, they want the truth. we know there's a memo. we know we will hear from mr. comey, whether he comes just being invite d, whether hi is subpoenaed, and we know the information is being gathered. so this is not hysteria. this is just wanting the truth. this comes

peter king, republican house homeland security committee and intelligence committee as well.d morning to you. i have a lot to go through right now. i think the word from manchester police 30 minutes ago is significant. this is a network. that was the word they had to come out earlier -- that came out a bit earlier today. can you help illuminate what these british authorities are dealing with now 36 hours later? >> i don't believe they would have used the word network unless they were pretty sure they thought others were involved. this comes, the sophistication of the weapon that was used, type of weapon that one person unless he was very skilled would have had great difficulty putting together. at the very least that's reason to think there are others involved. also they may have any type of eavesdropping, any type of surveillance which indicates there are others involved in this. the fact that they use the word network is significant. also they have other intelligence. i'm sure they're going through it all now and finding leads other people in that area who may have been inv

maria: bring in new york republican congressman peter king, he is joining us now. to further preview the president. we'll take you there live as soon as king salman introduces the president, peter, how important is this speech? >> it is vital, this is important to show the world that president trump is a world leader. he started out last month with key abdullah of jordan, and al sisi of egypt. to have these countries here coming together today to listen to him, stand united against islamist radicalism terrorism. this will turn so much of wrong possiblies of obama administration. i am you sure jim agrees. president obama divided us from jordan and egypt. with president trump now we'll stan united. he is going into israel. he is being vilified by american media here. he is uniting large segments of the muslim world, against isis, which president obama called the jv just a few years ago. this is a major moment. maria: jim wolsey said that the iran deal is perhaps worst deal that united states has done. that i is an issue that middle eastern country, had that problem wi

peter king said you had me at hello until that point.see a number of stories that say if the alternative minimum income tax were repealed that would help donald trump. or if the capital gains tax were repeals that would help trump. what about all the millions of americans who might benefit? liz: i don't check the articles. i check the comments to the articles. there were interesting comments across the nation. they said we have been doing the same thing for 8 years. let's just try this. but when you have steven mnuchin the treasury secretary saying the growth spurred from this will pay for the tax plan, we have seen that movie before, even george herbert walker bush said that's voodoo economics. i can tell you so-called dynamic scoring. that is make an assumption that the new policy will incentivize behavior that will cause growth. there is no guarantee of that. but i believe we want to attract corporations from overseas. howie: there is scattered criticism about former president obama accepting $400,000 for a speech at wall street. do y

that was peter king moments ago on our show.closer look at this with paul butler, former federal prosecutor and professor at the georgetown university law school. ari melber, msnbc chief legal correspondent. paul, let me start with you. why is the white house saying today on background at least that it's a weak obstruction of justice case if there is one? >> well, it's because the obstruction of justice charge hasn't really been dealt with in this context. it is a criminal investigation of a president. what the statute says if you're guilty if you correctly try to impede an official proceeding. nicolle, lawyers like to parse words. one very legal issue was what's proceeding mean? does an fbi investigation count? the other more troubling issue is what's corrupt. corrupt means you know it's illegal. they' there the evidence is more incriminating. smoking gun, trump asks sessions and the vice president to leave that meeting. sessions is the boss of the fbi director. he says if you're talking to comey, i want to be there. trump says

congressman peter king who sits on the house on what he expects for the closed are hearing.atch. >> it's one more step we are taking, but this will go on for a while. it's going to be very exhaustive. my belief is i'd believe the russians interfered with the election. however, i'm not aware of any evidence of collusion between the the trump campaign in russia. >> harris: that phone call, we understand, and hasn't started yet, it will start momentarily. i'm looking down because we are getting this information. senator john kane are urging the senate to take action against the legislation. >> david: i get more and more disappointed with the democrat party and their nonstop assault on president trump with no evidence. we know the russians were trying to meddle in the campaign. they've been meddling in prior elections. we do not let them do that. we need to create systems where we stopped that. there's a difference between that and the trump campaign, colluding with the russians. that is a fantasy and irresponsible on behalf of the democratic party. they have been attacking pres

near congressmen and homeland security midi member, peter king says the manchester attacks should be a warning to americans. he is calling for more surveillance of muslim communities. watch. >> this can be a vivid wake-up call to all americans to realize how real this threat is. the threat of islamist terrorism is real, it can strike anytime anywhere. we in the red states are main targets. we should be monitoring where the threat can be coming from. it means mosques, it means dealing with the overseas allies. any information they have, anyone that would be coming from their country into the united states. we need to find out who is being radicalized and who is not. we can't let our guard down and we need to realize this is not going after any particular religion. >> sandra: are we being realistic as a country about how real this threat is and how great it is? >> herman: i don't think so, not yet. the way king was talking, it reminds me that one thing they were doing that we are not doing here, they've allowed isolation in some of these communities rather than insisting upon becoming

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carlos curbelo and peter king. we have joe manchin and dick durbin. we also have madeleine albright. >>> i want to update you on a story we told you about yesterday. law enforcement sources tell cnn security personnel from turkey took part in the bloody attack on people protesting the country's president during the embassy in washington, d.c. the state department confirmed it and the outreach expressing concerns. the video shows a mix of turkish embassy staff and staff for erdogan of the violence. this comes as president trump hosted the turkish leader at the white house. >> this is a trick of diplomacy. he says yurnerdogan is a good m. reportedly some of his goons do this on american soil? what is next? >>> up next, reaction by congress about the special counsel. we will speak to both sides about mueller's appointment and what it means being on the same page moving forward in the house and senate investigations. [vo] one m life. intelligent technology can help protect it. the all-new audi q5 is here. i count on my dell small for tech advice. with one

when peter king says the same he was chairman of the and he was also general of the state of connecticut and i would consider him a politician which people on both parties he's independent. reporter: ultimately, the senate that votes to confirm the director and other candidates to fill in the running alongside lieberman, acting fbi director andrew mccabe, former governor frank and fbi official richard mcfeely. trump interviewed all four at the white house this week. lieberman served as three terms as a democrat and one as an independent. he caucused with democrats but in 2008 through his support behind a republican, thendate jn mccain and he actually spoke at the gop convention, much to the frustration of many democrats. gregg: allison barber reporting. thanks. arthel: we go to my hometown, new orleans where the last confederate monument standing is no longer. a statue depicting confederate general, robert e lee, lifted from its pedestal last night in front of a cheering crowd and it was the most challenging of the four monuments of the city council voted in 2015 to have it removed. case

congressman peter king -- >> he was chairman and also attorney general and i do not consider lieberman a politician. i think both parties, he is totally independent. >> ultimately is the senate to vote and confirm the fbi director. other candidates are andrew mccabe, the governor frank - and richard mcnealy. donald trump interviewed all for the white house this week. lieberman served three terms as a democrat and one as an independent. he caucused with democrats but in 2008 through his support behind a republican. then presidential candidate, john mccain. he spoke at the gop convention much to the frustration of very democrats. >> thank you so much. >> iran's president sealed the deal on his reelection. the election largely seen as a referendum. his push for greater freedom at home and further outreach to the rest of the world. we have more now from jerusalem. john? >> the president won his reelection with 57 percent of the vote. district 7/10 voters taken senate consent of the 56 million voters. the big day, a big election, a big turnout with big challenges ahead for the iranian presi

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congressman peter king says the same.>> joe lieberman percival was chairman of homeland security committee he was also attorney general and the state of connecticut. i do not consider him a politician which i think both parties felt over the years he was totally independent. >> ultimately it is the senate the votes to confirm the fbi director. other candidates still in the running alongside lieberman acting fbi director andrew mccabe, former governor frank keating and fbi official richard mcnealy. donald trump interviewed all four this week.lieberman served three terms as a democrat and one as an independent. the caucus with democrats but in 2008 through his support behind republican then presidential candidate mccain. you may remember he actually spoke at the gop convention. much to the ire of may democrats. in washington, fox news. >> as tensions between the us and north korea continue to escalate, there is some concern on the west coast. particularly in seattle. with kim jong un could have target the area with a nuclear missile. you can see see i wasn't in a 5000 mile radius for this de

according to peter king, several people within the 49ers believe her neck would rather be performing social justice work instead of playing in the nfl. he added he has not talked to colin kaepernick recently. call it is a free agent after spending six seasons with the 49ers. he became a national story, as you know, when he decided to take a knee during the national anthem before games, protesting police brutality and the unfair treatment of minorities. some people believe colin kaepernick is still unsigned because of a political backlash against him. >> and he wasn't playing that well before that happened, right? >> that was happening also. >> he has already made a good amount of money. and some players walk away from the game because they don't want to get hurt. >> there are a lot of different things there. >> i wish him well. >>> let's take a look at highway 24. we do have slowing as you drive through lafayette. if you are driving through lafayette you will see stop and go traffic until you get to the bart station. and then, no major problems getting over to the tunnel. there will

congressman peter king said the same. >> joe lieberman was chairman of the homeland security committeee senate. he also was attorney general of the state of connecticut. and i don't consider joe lieberman a politician which i think people in both parties felt over the years he was totally independent. >> reporter: ultimately, it's the senate who votes to confirm the fbi director. other candidates still in the running alongside lieberman director andrew mccabe, former governor frank keating and fbi official richard mc feeley. trump interviewed all four at the white house this week. lieberman served three terms as a democrat and one as an independent. he caucused with democrats but in 2008 through his support behind a republican then presidential candidate mccain. you may remember he actually spoke at the gop convention much to the ire of many democrats. in washington, ellison barber. fox news. >>> a mid political turmoil in the white house, and with president trump away on his first overseas visit price med mike pence took a trip of his own to western pennsylvania. the vice-president wa

. >> trish: republicans including peter king seemed to be on board with the idea. watch. >> joe lieberman to me as a patriot. there is no one and politics or government have more respect for than joe lieberman. he is a great friend, but more than that, a great american. he's got integrity, strong as can be and is totally independent. i say he's a good friend, i wouldn't even think or suggest to him anything that was at all and proper. this guy is as honest as can be. >> trish: quite an endorsement. the drunkards are saying that the head of the fbi should be someone apolitical who has a law enforcement background. >> i think that the political part of this is not the best part for the fbi. i think the fbi has to have someone that every member of that agency respects because they know they're not going to count the political winds and they know that they are talented and doing the law enforcement job. >> trish: lieberman was connecticut's attorney general for 6 years before here was first elected to the senate back in 1988. he was also a democrat and he was al gore's

. >> and former hefltd house intel committee peter king with high praise for the speech, drawing a sharp contrast between mr. trump and his predecessor. >> this was historic speech, different from everything that president obama has said and done over the previous eight years, no apologies, no political correctness no, happy talk. he drew the line between good and evil, you have to drive it out, the souls will be condemned. he called for unity of muslims, christians and jews. this to me was such a profound speech. and it is spoken right in the heart of islam. to me, again, it's a turning point in american history, turning point in american diplomacy. president trump established what i believe is a true leader on the world stage. >> we are awaiting the president's remarks. juan what do you make of the president's visit so far, that speech, is he seizing on the opportunity that is there? >> oh, sure. did you catch the sword dance? that was something. you see the sword dance. it's just so theatrical, so incredible. no president previously had done it. rex tillerson, secretary of state parti

let's listen to some other comments, this is from house intelligence committee member congressman peter kingigence community and the leaks, listen to this. >> this is a real national security problem if you support president trump or not, this goes to the office of the presidency, people leaking out confidential conversations between the president and heads of state, between foreign ministers of foreign countries, leaking out classified information, talking about alleged wiretapping. 99% of the intelligence community are outstanding, patriotic americans, but i do think there are people in the intelligence community and also i would say probably holdovers from the obama administration still in the white house who are working against this president, absolutely disgraceful and dangerous. >> heather: what is of greater concern to you, president trump, russia, or the leaks coming from the intelligence community to our foreign policy? >> i think the leaks are a disgrace, no doubt that an element of the intelligence community is at war with president trump and leaking things to former obama officia

congressman peter king, who i'm sure you know -- >> i do. >> -- has a different take on this. let me play for you what he said. >> if director comey in any way thought that he was being intimidated or the president was trying to interfere with an investigation, i believe that direct ekor comey had an obligan to report it to the justice department. it could be a crime. as director of the fbi, he had an obligation to make that known. >> making a turn, that the crime was not committed potentially by someone in the white house or the president himself but by the fbi director. >> first of all, that's nonsense. the first issue is did the president commit a crime and did the president do something wrong? if this fbi director did something wrong, that doesn't wipe out or erase what the president does. we have to deal with the presidential misconduct. it is not -- you said before, the president is different from us. the president is under the law, just as you are and just as i am. we don't have a dual system of justice in this country. the minute we have that, we're on the way to a dic

. >> reporter: peter king of new york said hey, this is nothing. i'm from long island. this happens all the time. all joking aside, however, chris, this is a state that president trump won by 20 1/2 points. the idea that this could be a close race an at-large race representing all of montana, a deep red state, definitely has republicans worried. they were worried before this incident, they're more worried now. >> mike viqueira, thanks so much. >>> i want to bring in our panel, michael steele, msnbc analyst jill benningson and suesan delpurcio. michael steele, you led this party for many years. my question is, do you think that this is a joking matter or do you believe that you might have some sympathy for greg gianforte as one member suggested? >> i don't have any sympathy for what he did. it's stupid and boneheaded. put your big boy pants on. you want to play with the washington press corps, this is your reaction? it's beyond crazy. look, i'm a republican from maryland and washington, d.c. you live in that crucible with a hot press all the time. that's how you forge yo

let me start by thanking so many co-sponsors and starting with peter king and bill pascrell, the co-chairs of our fire service caucus, for their extraordinary work. the sheriff, as i like to refer to david reichert, who i serve with on the ways and means committee. tim walz, the chairman of the e.m.s. caucus and ranking member of the veterans' affairs committee. and amongst our members who were co-sponsors, so many who were former first responders as well, dutch ruppersburger, former police officer, john rutherford, former sheriff of florida, brian fitzpatrick, former f.b.i. special agent. jim renacci, former volunteer firefighter from ohio. special thanks to the judiciary committee for recognizing. however, simple a solution, how powerful the meaning for those who have lost a member of their community and their family, who lincoln would have said, given the full measure of their devotion. so i thank chairman goodlatte and ranking member conyers, steve king and steve cohen also for their work on this. and i deeply appreciate it. i especially want to thank and single out jim mclaughlin, a v

here to react congressman peter king.n in europe, what say you, sir? >> there's certainly arrogance towards him and the brits will be positive towards him, i think more and more of the countries realize they need the united states now and i think the attack in manchester is sort of a wake-up call to them. so you're right, listen, they are not crazy about donald trump. he is too politically incorrect for them, you know, you're from that continent over there. you know how they -- [laughter] >> they want to show no more than they really do it's style of the substance -- stuart: let me explain something if i may, sir. europeans like the intellectual elite, ivy league americans, they don't like american that is speak with american accent and go get them kind of guy. they love the barack obamas, they love the kennedys, the whole story but a guy down to earth like donald trump, they have a hard time accepting that. they also realize that they need the u.s. they'll maybe stand-offish but bottom line they have to work with him and

from republicans, our capitol hill producer julie percha, just talked to representative peter king of york, he is on the house intelligence committee. he told her that he thinks there was no allegation of a crime here, and he's not sure a special counsel is needed. so no surprise, john, in this divided congress we have divide reaction right now to this announcement. >> yang: but is this going to turn the temperature down, do you think, on some of the rhetoric we're hearing, especially from the democrats? >> reporter: i think one factor here and the choice of robert mueller is that he is very well known dismeer very well respected in congress. that could help republicans sort of say that we think there will be an up-and-up investigation that could get to the facts of the russia probe. now, at the same time, we have to remember that could be separate from what congress does in this matter of potential obstruction of justice at the white house. that's where we're seeing a lot of attention, especially in the senate today, john, a lot of big decisions over how the senate goes forward, and

peter king.at the technology that espn put in and recognize that's what caused "sports illustrated" to go down. >> too bullish? well, time is really people. that's all it is for the most part. people is the main ebitda generator at the company. it needs a complete rework. when you spoke to the potential buyers for the company that would admit as much. some had bold plans and it did appear that meredith was very close but eventually i was told that meredith's financing was not completely -- this was the opinion of at least of some of the advisers at time, not completely straight forward. they decided to go it alone. i'm sure their shareholders wish they had chosen a different path if there was an opportunity to sell the company let's call it at 20 bucks a share. back to disney, guys, i mean, your bam tech point. iger did talk about this idea that we're not going to do a one size fits all product in that marketplace when we go direct to consumers since we can really craft things that are individual

. >> shannon: let's talk about that and many other topics with congressman peter king, member of theelligence committee. thank you for your time. let's start with healthcare. that's where a lot of focus is there on the hill. we're told by some close to this process they're getting very close. kevin brady, of course, who heads up the house ways and means committee he hopes to get the vote done this week. what are the odds? >> probably 50/50. we just came out of the republican conference and speaker did say he is within a handful of votes of getting it through. only he and the whips really have the count. i would say it's probably within a few votes of the 216 they need. but again, getting those final votes could be tough. there is a full-court press on. i know the vice president mike pence has been involved. the president has been involved. but it is going to get down to the wire whether they can get it done by thursday or friday we'll have to say. >> shannon: do you think you stay over? >> if the vote will be close i'd say yes. >> shannon: you were busy with the house intelligence co

and congressman peter king jones us, republican from new york.oth men, congressman king, have both sort of laid out their personal agendas. do you see room for some sort of major step, perhaps, to the ultimate goal that has eluded all presidents going back to the 1970's, peace in the middle east? >> i don't see a quick move, but it's porn that president trump have this meeting and mak waiting is over and start serious negotiations that he's not going to be like president trump, not going to be criticizing the israelis and giving false hope to the palestinians. it's important that the real negotiations with abbas so he can negotiate for the palestinians. hamas controls much of the power, certainly where they control gaza. so basically it's time for abbas to show he's real and can deliver and show, for instance, he's willing to recognize israel and make just the most basic akcomplications that could be made. i think it's as much style as any, showing president trump, showing, yes, he's willing to negotiate and it's real negotiations and real talk a

peter trafers is calling it a king sized pile of crap. >> he's not pulling any punches clearly. >> he you get to see david beckham and charlie hunam, could it be all bad? >> there you go. >> teaming up with goldie hawn in time for mother's day. stars a self-absorbed, lazy and rude daughter who loses her job and boyfriend before the couple was planning a vacation to ecuador. she persuades her overly cautious mother to join her instead and they get snatched. >> let's go out tonight. >> hair, makeup, we're going out. >> emily, i'm not going out at night. everything shouldn't be one in four tourists are kidnapped. >> not true. >> one, two, three, somebody's missing. >> loving the cameo by wanda psyche sikes. the thing is what is missing is love from the critics. they're giving "snatched" a 37% splat on rotten tomatoes. writes, goldie hawn's big screen return deserves better than the criminally unfunny movie. calls it lazy, sloppy and witless. >> ouch. that's tough. >> i guess if you go by the critics you are not seeing "snatched" or "king arthur" this weekend. >> i think you should see th

that is roughly peter king's district. this something that should not be offensive.e in chicago played president obama's stirring words, he always gives stirring speeches, do you think so that would be -- would anybody be apologizing today? ainsley: no, no. there are a lot of people that didn't vote for him. his comment were all over the place. he was the president of the united states. brian: carried out the american flag out to open up their game. ainsley: i agree. what's happening? brian: this is unbelievable. steve: maybe people would be ongetionded that they were donald trump's words and then the team was rushing out to win. ainsley: maybe they were upset that they forgot to add you're going to get tired of winning. steve: that would have been a good one, too. let us know what you think about how the potus pumps up the players as the banner says right there. email us at friends@foxnews.com, facebook us or tweet us. brian: play any music you want, abby if you that are team. if you go out to, i don't know, a song that has some vulgarity in it, not allowed to do th

stuart: last week on this program, congressman peter king represents part of long island, he said unaccompanied border especially obama years, were given guardians in america and some guardians were members of ms-13? >> we do have some intelligence that tells us that. unaccompanied minors come across the border. they're detained. response sorts are found across the country. usually if they're from el salavador and the community which we have in brentwood, long island, the uncompanied minors are vetted and homes are not vented but some homes are ms-13 members in there. stuart: not close the border. put a wall in place. >> we need the border security. i don't know if wall is answer or combination -- stuart: you want it closed? don't want people coming across anymore? >> people talk about border security, they think about illegal immigration. i think about heroin, 90% of the heroin comes across the southern border. i think about sex trafficking and illegal immigration and arms smuggling. stuart: sheriff, a police union in north carolina, posts on their facebook page, there is outrage after anti-co

we're going to talk about that with congressman peter king who was said to be briefed by the cia directorressman pete is here. he's a key player, and he joins us live. plus, obstruction of justice. impeachment. separating fact from fiction and what that all means. bill and i will see i top of the hour for americas newsroom >> i just come from geneva in talks with general secretary. with all that divides us, we cannot afford to let confusion complicate things can further. we must be clear with each other and direct. we must pay each other the tribute of canter. brian: wow. president reagan's foreign policy legacy quote ending the cold war. so what could his handling of the then soviet union teach president trump about handling today's russia? joining us right now fox news contributor talk show host tammy bruce. and russia might as well be another state. how often they have brought up and vladimir putin weighing in on our big domestic dispute right now. >> well, look, this is also a sign of global moo made a is that it really finally is a village in a certain way. so we're in this in a time

. >> king abdullah, peter, there had been some reporting last hour that that was a phone call that the president made that was not originally on his call sheet. do we know whether that's the case and do we know any more about the conversation with the king of jordan? >> you know, i don't know we have any more details about that conversation yet. we should get a read out if we received it. it should come shortly. suffice it to say this president was going to be having conversations with a lot of leaders in that region but the timing of the conversation last night with the president of egypt and king of jordan this morning does seem to fit with this sense that the white house would be trying to reassure the president specifically to reassure allies in the fight against isis throughout that region but it does not better identify for us whether either of those countries, egypt, jordan or which country was the ally that may have been the ultimate source of this information. >> peter alexander for us at the white house, peter stand by if you can. we're told any moment now president trump and

peters. later that afternoon, the president will meet with the king and the prime minister of belgium as the heads of state and government of the host country to the nato alliance. he'll also, though, meet the president before departing rome or brussels. the next morning the president will travel to the e.u. headquarters to meet with the presidents of the european union and of the european council. he'll then hold a working lunch with the newly elected press of france, whom he will meet in person for the first time. that afternoon, the president will deliver remarks at the unveiling of nato's memorial to our shared struggle in front of a piece of the berlin wall and segment of the world trade center. he will reaffirm america's commitment to the alliance and repeat his insistence for the good of the alliance all members must share responsibility and burden. joined by secretary mattis, will he participate in the nato leaders meeting and dinner before traveling to sicily for the g-7. throughout the summit he will meet bilaterally with leaders, including the italian prime minister. and the forma

. >> peter alexander, there was another exchange with senator king, angus king, speaking to the director, let's play that so i can ask you about it. >> yesterday a white house press spokesman said this is one of the smallest things on the plate of the fbi, is that an accurate statement? >> is it a small investigation in relation to the other work you're doing. >> we consider it highly significant. >> so you would not characterize is as one of the small etest ths you're engaging in? >> i would not. >> the white house keeps minimalizing what it is all about. this is the new man at the fbi, a career man, and he is disputing all of that. >> i think you're exactly right, it is not just the white house, sarah huckabee sanders saying we need to put the russian investigation behind us. it was earlier this week the president said this russian investigation was, in his words, a taxpayer funded charade. i think that we're hearing a very different perspective. what is notable as we go forward on this, a conversation with lester holt taking place here at the white house. the question is what will he

peter's. later that afternoon, the president will meet with the king and prime minister of belgium and the headsand government of the host country to the nato alliance. presidentso meet before departing rome for brussels. the next morning, he will travel to the eu headquarters to meet with the presidents of the european union and the european council. he will hold a working lunch with the newly elected president of rants, whom he will meet in person for the first time. the president will deliver remarks at the unveiling of the new memorial for our shared struggle in front of a piece of the berlin wall and a segment of the world trade center. he will reaffirm america's commitment to the alliance. all members must share responsibility and sheer burden. he will participate in a nato leaders meeting before traveling to sicily for the g7. in the formal meetings, he will press america's economic agenda and call for greater security cooperation. on the first night of the summit, he will attend a concert performed iv philharmonic orchestra -- performed iv philharmonic orchestra. the president will speak

king about. a dream that brought peter munk from hungry fleeing persecution here. it is a world who has allowed neil ferguson to leave scotland and britain and come to the united states and fall in love with a woman and born in some aliyah fled to go to holland to find freedom there. and then to the united states. it is where they have had their son, beautiful boy name tiny thomas, neil colson. i think that thomas is future rests on an open, pleural, diverse, cosmopolitan world where people think of you based on the content of your character, not the color of your skin. i think hat is the world that neil secretly believes is powerful, deep, and enduring. otherwise he would not have voted with his feet. and moved to the united states and moved to palo alto. he knows that is where they are inventing the future and he wants to be a part of it. what i say to you, neil ferguson is, come home. come home to the liberal international order that has been so good to you and that will be so good to your son, thomas. [applause] > we've had two fabulous debaters on stage. we ar

peters. later that afternoon, the president will meet with the king and the prime minister of belgium and headsstate and government of the host country to the nato alliance. he'll also, though, meet the president before part departing for brussels. the next morning the president will travel to eu headquarters to meet with the presidents of the european union and european council. he will then hold a working lunch with the newly elected president of france who he will meet in person for the first time that. afternoon the president will deliver remarks at the unveiling of nato's memorial to our shared struggle of the piece of the berlin wall and segment of the world trade center and reaffirm alliance and for the good of the alliance all members must share responsibility and share burden. joined bisect mattis, he will participate in the meeting and dinner before traveling to sicily for the g-7. throughout the summit, he will meet bilaterally with leaders, including the italian prime minister. in the formal meetings, he will press america's economic agenda and call for greater security cooperation.

we'll discuss that with peter orzack who ran the congressional budget office. ♪ ♪ king arthur: ready!harge! empress wu: charge! (in chinese) king arthur: charge! ♪ let your reign begin. evony, the mobile game. download now. try aveeno® sheer hydration. its active naturals® oat formula... ...goes on feather light. absorbs in seconds... ...keeps skin healthy looking and soft. aveeno® naturally beautiful results. >>> joining me now, peter orszag, former head of the congressional budget office, the world famous congressional budget office. his most recent op ed in "the washington post" is titled "don't blame the cbo for the health care bill." there's two messages from the gop on the cbo score, it's great for us, that was the paul ryan tactic, it's a great score. and the other is they got it wrong. are either of those true? >> no. it's devastating. and look, we won't know because probably this legislation will never become law, but the example that people use to try to make that argument is, cbo got obamacare wrong. >> right. >> and that's false. cbo did overestimate how many people would