sudan's army of the opposition to agree on a 3 year transition to democracy civilian government house peter king demanded protesters after toppling a form of president obama out by shia last month. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program. pro-choice groups in the united states have been protesting after lawmakers in the state of alabama approve the country's toughest abortion law the state senate voted $25.00 to $6.00 to outlaw abortion at any point and under any circumstances including rape and incest the only exception would be if the mother's life is in danger the controversial bill will now go to the state governor for signature. emotions were running high both outside the alabama legislature with pro-choice activists rallying against the bill and inside the state senate where lawmakers in gauged in fierce debate why you are want to control our bodies. were never ever know. and i know that many of you have daughters mr wagner republican senators say this isn't about alabama's abortion law they want to see abortion banned nishan why. what this bill is designed to do is to go to the supreme cour

>> bill: peter king had a phrase for it an hour ago. did you hear that?eakup here. listen, i understand nancy pelosi has to satisfy her base. she has to say some anti-trump comments about impeachment but she went too far. you can't be calling the president of the united states a criminal an hour before you go in to have bipartisan negotiations. >> bill: he was making a few more points we're making, too. they've had a short-term breakup. >> it's getting messy. >> we're watching a daily battle for control of the media narrative. you watch both sides take shots. wednesday we had competing press conferences several times within a couple hour period. but that's what we'll see. we'll see the loudest voices you can find to control the media narrative each day now through november. >> sandra: kim strassel makes this point. she writes will pelosi follow her trump loathing base or the centrists who won her the gavel. what is her next move questioning the tolerance of her base for her next move? >> she is between a rock and a hard place, the same as 2020 kands. you

peter king was with us last hour.n view about bob mueller whether he testifies or not or right or incorrect. here is what peter king said on our show. >> i thought mueller lost his nerve. there is no reason -- i don't accept his interpretation that he couldn't have indicted. there is no reason why he could not have said we think the president committed a crime. he didn't. he could not conclude the president committed a crime. either collusion or obstruction. if you can't do that, then the case is over. >> bill: lost his nerve. >> the one purpose of the prosecutor is to decide whether to prosecute. whether there is criminal activity. he didn't do that. he punted on it. and i think you mentioned trump saying this, trump says it in a heated way. it is true. he hired democratic supporters to investigate him. he comes out -- this was a james comey move. when james comey said hillary shouldn't be prosecuted but she did all these slimy things. prosecutors aren't supposed to do that. >> comey did it. i agree with you it's not

but what's happening is there are individuals who are in peter king's district, for example, andy barr'sistrict. there are some we can convince to come along and put pressure on them. their individuals in some of these republican senator's district, once all the everyday comes out, they will be compelled to then say wee got to go after this president just as they did with richard nixon. >> are you hearing from any of your colleagues in the new york delegation or elsewhere like peter king they are opened to the idea of impeaching a republican president? >> new york i'm not hearing that, other than you heard from amazz or amash rather earlier. once they start hearing from their constituents. this is not about them right now. it's about showing the broken the law. a president that has covered up and a president that has used obstruction in his mannerisms that they can go to their congressman who wants to get reelected and says it is time for this president to go as well as members of the senate who are republicans. they then would have to say, it is time for this president to go. i don't wa

. >> not only was fox news critical, so was representative peter king. joe biden waited to call his words beneath the dignity of the office. >>> up next, ellen degeneris reveals a dark secret from her past, why she's sharing it now and the message she hopes young women will get from it, plus. >>> and it didn't feel like home anymore. okay. that's interesting. it's the first time i felt that. >> selling his house and moving away. the good deed one man is hoping to do with the chunk of money when his sale goes through. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranier eye. anywhere from five to 12 degrees warmer. also when thunderstorms move closer to bay area in about ten minutes. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. but this time...ellen degeneres is opening up...about her past. she >>> well, usu

it's another norm that this president has seen fit to break in peter king republican from new york made the same point but look i mean my takeaway watching all of that this is a president who has never met a despot he hasn't loved right if you think about his gleefulness when when putin in the russians were hacking hillary clinton's email servers and he said find the e-mails and now here he is siding with kim jong un a north korean dictator who's brutally murdering his own people to make fun of a former vice pres in the united states while standing on foreign soil i think it's disgusting do you think that president trump is worried about facing biden in the next election horse yeah and if you look at the polling there's a good reason for that i mean joe biden would be donald trump were the election held today so absolutely he's concerned about it and i also think it's pretty interesting that the north koreans are so fixated on joe biden clearly they're concerned that if if and when joe biden is elected president that he'd be a heck of a lot stronger in standing up to north korean aggres

peter king said he didn't think anyone knew it was coming but there will be collateral damage. >> obviously have more impact on mexico, not us, but many american workers could be affected by this. >> reporter: the president said the tariffs could drive businesses that move to mexico like many in the auto industry back to the united states adding that mexico must take back the country from the drug lords and cartels. >> it's a national security crisis and has to be dealt with. >> reporter: the democratic-led homeland security tweeting it has a severe lack of understanding when it comes to immigration as well as basic economics. several republicans have responded cautiously to the tariffs, supporting the president but say it needs to be watched closely. chuck grassley has criticized the president calling this misuse of presidential thought. trevor alt, abc news, washington. >>> the dow plummeted 354 points or 1.4%. the nasdaq dropped 114 points while the s&p 500 gave back nearly 37 points. >> a legal victory today for abortion rights activists. a missouri judge issued an order allowing the st

. >> reporter: the criticism comes from his own party, peter king calling him wrong. news they took aim at the president. >> you don't attack your politic political opponents from foreign soil. that was a shameful thing for the president to do. >> reporter: but political strategies say it's trump being trump. >> going after biden on foreign soil while the rest of us like oh, my god, hair on fire, that's inappropriate, don't do that. trump's like, dude, that's just the morning, wait till lunchtime. >> reporter: president trump also bashed biden over legislation he supported in 1994, the crime bill. the president tweeting, african-americans won't vote tor any candidate who supported the bill. but a recent poll shows biden with a 71% favorability among black voters to the president's 8%. biden waitinntprident returned to respond, issuing a statement thatneath the dignity of the office and part of a pattern of embracing autocrats. >> thank you, janelle. the supreme court upheld an indiana law requiring abortion providers bus providers bury or cremate fetal remains. while

mcallister's reprieve six months at a time senators chuck schumer senators -- mendez, graham, congressman peter king bill, richard neil and chris smith and the offices of cardinal dolan we're told as well. joining us is former acting director of custom enforcement fox business contributor tom first of all welcome good to see you. you've got quite a history with mcallister. you -- your reaction to this -- this that surrounds mcallister. >> i'm upset. look i spent my last ten years in i.c.e. headquarterses in d.c. trying to get rid of this guy. i mean, he's a convicted terrorist. and i didn't think the united states should provide safe harbor for trses even though congress has law abiding and convicted terrorist but should not offer to convicted terrorists. i mean this whole dhs was born -- after 9/11 our number one mission is terrorism why give permission to stay here it is unbelievable especially under this administration that we allow this to happen. >> you know as we look at this list of congressmen and senators behind a mendez and schumer -- it's despicable. this is corruption we're just not cert

mccallister's reprieve six months at a time, senators chuck schumer, senators menendez, graham, congressman peter king, elliot ingle, bill pascrell, richard neil and chris smith and the offices of dolan as well. the former acting director of immigration and customs enforcement, fox business contributor. good to see you. >> good to see you. lou: you have quite a history with mccallister. your reaction to this farce that surrounds mccallister? >> i'm upset. look, i spent my last ten years here in i.c.e. headquarters in d.c., trying to get rid of this guy. i mean, he's a convicted terrorist. and i didn't think the united states should provide safe harbor for a terrorist even though as the congress said he's been law-abiding since he's been here. i don't care. he's a convicted terrorist. this country should not offer safe harbor for convicted terrorists. dhs was born after 9/11. our number one mission is terrorism. why would we give the guy permission to stay here? it is unbelievable, especially under this administration that we allowed this to happen. lou: as we look at this list of congressmen and senat

. >> only peter king were tweeting and speaking out against the president on this. we didn't hear from a single republican senator that i could find speaking out against. here when we have had norms in foreign policies, especially from the senate foreign relations committee, from joe biden as well as his partner on many of these things, there was never this kind of partisanship on foreign turf. >> can i tell one story. in 1990 we led a bipartisan party to the funeral of duerte. it was ted kennedy, who had been opposed to reagan central american policy. i was young. i was the chief of staff. i said here the the plan, the schedule. >> especially because of the deaths in el salvador. >> very controversial area. ted kennedy who i didn't know well. i was kind of in awe. i was doing little briefing for every one and he said can i interrupt. i said certainly. he said i just want to remind my colleagues that we are representing the yiunited state. we have a lot of differences back home but let's leave them behind and speak in unity about the u.s. and our ability and willing

. >> for more on controversy republican congressman from long island new york peter king, congressmanshould the house committees employ either the president's taxes financial records start with that. >> i think it is dangerous -- to stop this president i think president should have voluntarily turned this over voters have been heard on that not a major issue to them i don't think the government should be targeting anyone for the tax returns this sends a very dangerous press dent where do you draw the line if you want to first of all, you are getting records you know they will leak out people are going to see it violates most basic elements of privacy i don't think congress should get them i think this is a decision the president has made and voters have been heard on. >> it what about the fight over executive privilege and subpoenas? do you endorse what white house is doing or do you think they should turn that material over and allow people to testify. >> issues, first of all, i think bob mueller should testify i don't think there is anything to add quite frankly but i think, the mue

peter king tweeted last night wrong for president trump to criticize joe biden in japan and to cree withcs stops at water's edge. never right to side with mud rows dictators against a fellow american. and another one tweeted it's memorial day weekend. this is wrong. south bend mayor and democratic presidential candidate pete buttigieg also weighed in yesterday. take a look. >> kim jong-un is a murderous dictator and the vice president biden served this country honorably. one more example of the way this president tries to draw attention to himself by saying things that shock the conscience to distract us from his deep unpopularity and deep unpopularity of the republican go governing agenda. >>> liz cheney lead to president trump's defense, bending the definition of the word "treason." much this. >> you had two officials saying we must stop this president. we need an insurance policy against this president. that in my view when you have people in the highest echelons of the law enforcement of this nation saying things like that that sounds like a coup and could well be treason. >> preside

republican congressman peter king of new york did write, quote, wrong for trump to criticize joe biden in japan and agree with kim jong-un. politics stops at the water's edge. never right to side with murderous dictator versus fellow american. biden's campaign waited until trump was in the country to issue the statement president's comments are beneath the dignity of the office. to be on foreign soil on memorial day and to side repeatedly with a murderous dictator against a fellow american speaks for itself. it's part of a pattern of em bratsing autocrats at the expense of our institutions whether taking putin's word at face value in helsinki or exchanging love letters with kim jong-un. trump fired back with this. we quote again. i was actually sticking up for sleepy joe biden while on foreign soil. kim jong-un called him a low i.q. idiot and many other things whereas i related the quote of chairman kim as a much softer low i.q. individual who could possibly be upset with that? and with that this reminder. our president travels to the uk and france next monday. then on june 28th he is

the latest long time gop house member peter king who tweeted, wrong for president trump to criticize joe biden in japan and to agree with kim jong-un. politics stop at waters edge. never right to side with murderous dictator versus fellow american. that tradition ended long ago. president barack obama slammed japan in japan when the real estate tycoon was a candidate. >> for good reason because a lot of proposals that he's made display either ignorance of world affairs or a cavalier attitude. >> reporter: the president sided with democrats who criticized biden for his support of a controversial crime bill in the '90s. anyone associated with the 1994 crime bill will not have a chance of being elected. in familiparticular african-ame will not vote for you. the president is overlooking his own role when he took an ad calling for a death penalty of african mir-americans and latin teens who with were wrongly arrested. >> were you pre-judging. >> i'm say ing if they are foun guilty. if the woman died they should be executed. >> reporter: republican congressman justin amash took to twitter

republican congress and peter king sang the president should be cautious >> if the president going toit should really be thought out and to see what all the collateral damage is going to be. the unintended consequences, because obviously it'll have more of an impact on mexico than on us. but many american businesses -- and that means many american workers -- could be affected by this. again, the president has the power to do this, he has the right to do it, and it may be the appropriate thing to do, but i just hope that as they do it they really watch the consequences very closely. >> dagen: meantime, arrests along the southern border skyrocketing in recent months. this, as new surveillance video from the el paso, texas, border showing the large group of migrants ever encountered. the president sharing it on twitter. earlier, customs and border protection commissioner robert perez addressed this video on the unprecedented situation on the border. >> there was never an illustrative example of the ongoing humanitarian and security crisis that we are having on the board. it was this even

peter king tweeted, wrong for president trump to criticize joe biden in japan and to agree with kim jong-un. politics stops at water's edge. never right to side with murderous dictator versus fellow american. but that tradition of steering clear of domestic politics on the world stage ended long ago. former president barack obama slammed mr. trump while in japan back in 2016 when the real estate tycoon was only a candidate. >> so they're rattled by him. and for good reason. because a lot of the proposals that he's made display either ignorance of world affairs or a cavalier attitude. >> reporter: the president also sided with democrats who have criticized biden for his support of a controversial crime bill in the '90s, tweeting, anyone associated with the 1994 crime bill will not have a chance of being elected. in particular, african-americans will not be able to vote for you. but the president is overlooking his own role in enflaming tensions back in the '80s, when he took out an ad calling for the death penalty for a group of african-american and latino teens wrongfully convicted in a cen

the comments fellow republicans have blasted the president's remarks, longtime gop house member peter king, tweeted quote wrong for iden in agree with kim jong hoon the biden campaign released a statement as soon as the president was back in the us saying quote the president's comments are beneath the dignity of the office. >>well meantime a new united nations report says the average north koreans have to pay brought times just to get jobs or even to stay out of prison and they say corruption is everywhere reporter brian todd has details. >>in president trump's mind north korea is an economic powerhouse just ready to be unleashed something he described to reporters in japan on monday. >>kim jong-un understands the unbelievable economic potential that country has. it's located between russia and china on one side and south korea and the other. and it's all waterfront property. it's a great location is we used to say in the real estate business and i think he sees that. >>but tonight a new un report says north korea is in reality, the opposite and increasingly desperate poor country. so rife

adam kinzinger did, peter king did. support the president on some things but you are not attacking joe biden in favor of kim jong-un on foreign soil. again, republicans not speaking out and lindsey graham leading the charge. >>> meanwhile, this is interesting -- >> i just was going to say quickly, willie, though, you can go back time and again, and i already talked about i executive order harry reid for five years for criticizing george bush when he was on foreign soil. you can go back and find one example after another example after another example of republicans attacking the press, republicans attacking democrats for being critical of george w. bush and other presidents when they were on foreign soil. again, once again, of core, the hypocrisy is just staggering. >> we didn't see much of it over the weekend. >>> meanwhile, the populist and nationalist movement has gained significant ground in europe's parliament after the continent-wide elections. populists are expected to secure roughly 25% of the 751 seats, that's u

king and peter dixon, thank you. the discussion on the fed at 2:00 p.m. today. she has been quoted worldwide in the last 24 hours on south america, latin america, venezuela, and cuba -- shannon o'neil. this is bloomberg. ♪ the latest innovation from xfinity isn't just a store. it's a save more with a new kind of wireless network store. it's a look what your wifi can do now store. a get your questions answered by awesome experts store. it's a now there's one store that connects your life like never before store. the xfinity store is here. and it's simple, easy, awesome. ♪ tom: this morning, it is fed day. the two year yield grinds ever lower. screen says there is a 50% chance of a rate cut in the september meeting. the president says to cut rates to 1%. mall veiny and milk in in l.a. in l.a.ney and milken lighthizer tenues talks with the chinese. threatenstrump "highest level sanctions" if venezuela in a non-coup. i am confused. me francinene, with lacqua. i have never seen a fed day when there is more other major sto

but van gop congressman peter king called it wrong to target biden while in japan, tweeting politics stops at water's edge. never right to side with murderous dictator versus fello. american bidenpp appearing at a teacher' union event never took the bait, instead accusing him of fueling divisions in america. >> i think the orst thing tha happened to the united states of america is villainizing and talking down other people. >> reporter: the latest attacks by president trump underscore how he views biden as his most foidrmidab potential opponent. some of the president's allies tell me they worry byepepeatedly targeting the former vice president president trump is only.levating him savannah and craig. >> so, peter, meanwhile, some folks are pouncinghen t comments from mitch mcconnell about the supreme court. what did another mcconnell say? >> reporter: you areisight, this getting a lot of attention. democrats are acuting the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell after he said yesterday t publicans would conrmrm a justice to e sreme cou if a sea opened up next year during the 2020 camp

the president, not just from liberals but from some conservatives, even republican congressman peter kingcuse because ian bremer could have written, i thought this was terrible, the president shouldn't have said this, politics stops at water's edge, whatever you want to say, that is free expression. when you give some leaders the impression that the president said words you are writing you leave yourself wide open to be smacked down not just by trump reaching his 60 million twitter followers especially as you say you hold yourself out elevating the discourse. this is not exactly that. charles: howard, has it been this bad, animosity, constant fighting, to be quite honest with you the number of times the mainstream media had to apologize for maybe in haste to quote, unquote, breaking news that turned out not to be news, whatever it is, it feels like this is a weekly occurrence? >> weekly, sometimes more than weekly, charles. no, it has negative been this bad, never been this polarized. we never had so many in the media pursuing pretty obvious agenda against the president they despise, havi

thanks, especially, to congressman peter king of new york, always there on the firing line for our police officers on every bill, on every piece of legislation, he is there. lindsey graham, south carolina. of course, the bill's namesake, patrick leahy, senator. just one more minute? mr. johnson: i yield to the gentleman one extra minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. pascrell: thank you, mr. speaker. this bill has strong support from several law enforcement groups. excuse me. including national sheriff's association, the fraternal order of police, national association of police organizations, the international association of chiefs of police, the sergeants benevolence association, and the major county this was' association. i thank you, chairman nadler, for allowing our bill to be released. mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to join me in strongly supporting h.r. 2379. i thank you and i yield back. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pascrell, yields. the gentleman from georgia, mr. collins, is recognized. mr. coll

peter mayhew has died. >>> burger king has your back, a new campaign with a purpose.also have a reference to kfc on capitol hill on this fast food friday. welcome back to "early start," i'm dave briggs. >> and i'm christine romans hungry at 30 minutes past the hour. president trump was thrilled with the mueller report but the white house not so much. a top white house lawyer accused mueller's team of playing politics, laying out facts far more detailed than what's typically found in a criminal indictment. flood protested in a letter to attorney general william barr one day after the release of the redacted mueller report. >> flood described the report as a prosecutorial curiosity. it is true the mueller report did not establish a criminal conspiracy between the trump campaign and the russians. mueller did honor a substantial evidence of obstruction by president trump but he did not say whether mr. trump should be prosecuted, a move the attorney general questioned on capitol hill this week. >> the president touted the report as a total vindication, even though possible

and the king of clay is looking regal in rome. peter will have all that action at least for. tens of thousands of pro-democracy protesters have taken to the streets in algeria for a 13th friday in iraq security forces fired tear gas at demonstrators who climbed on to police vans in the capital algiers protest as a demanding the removal of the country's political elite he's been in power for nearly 60 years they also want the july election to be scrapped for president i'm jealous he's beatific that was forced to resign in april after saying that he would run for another term. while over in sudan protesters there have removed many of the roadblocks they set up in the capital as demanded by the military for transition talks to resume but they are keeping up their protests holding friday prayers by the army headquarters where a mass sit in is still going on mohammed though reports from khartoum. under the scorching sun legal friday prayers i'm to keep the people to still make. a special prayer to for the dead who just days before the pope told them it. the friday someone has poli

the king of clay is looking regal and rob peter has the action and the sport. the trump and ministration has reached a date with canada and mexico to remove u.s. tariffs from steel an element of imports the move could put the 3 countries a step closer to ratifying their new trilateral deal that. replace the north american free trade agreement equipment and emanate the us metals tariffs and canada's retaliatory trask's on us products including pork beef and bourbon. obviously these continued tariffs on steel and aluminum and are countermeasures represented significant barriers to moving forward with the new now. now that we've had a full lift on these tariffs we are going to work with you my united states on timing for ratification but we're very optimistic we're going to be able to move forward move forward well in the coming weeks like a spider patty callahan is joining us live from washington d.c. for more on this so patty is this the end of at least one trade dispute that the u.s. has been involved in. it appears that it is that now this also has to come wit

plus the king of clay is looking regal in rome peter as the action in the sports. protesters in sudan are continuing demonstrations in the capital khartoum friday prayers were held near army headquarters where a mass sets in was also ongoing earlier the rapid support forces tried to remove the barricades put in place by protesters but eventually gave up mohammed atta as the reports. under the scorching sun they gathered for friday prayers and to keep their protests alive i'm now. a special prayers say too for the dead who just days before a part of their movement the friday sun has political messages to and calls for the protesters took on down there on to military rhetoric. along what was. its compulsory honest respect to security forces including the rapid support forces there our partners in our struggle for change they protected us from the old regime when we needed their help they are from a family. that loud chants begin as soon as they have done with the press. that but right here with us they chant 5 people were killed and more than 200 injured when sudanes

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the plight of palestinian refugees living in lebanon and sports the king of clay shows why he still reigns on the tennis court peter perhaps right. as we see a lot of rain over the southern parts of china recently this is what it looked like in high now and you can see how much rain we've had it's caused a few problems on the roads and i looks like there's plenty more. what weather still to come is a satellite picture showing the bright white areas of cloud that we've seen there i've a part of it now but also over the southeastern parts of china and the stretching up to is taiwan as well as we had three thursday so this whole region is looking fairly wet for the north here there's another weather system developing that's spreading its way eastwards but i think the shanghai should be dry fairly warm today with a top temperature of twenty six degrees a bit further towards the south and we thought our developing storm that's over the banda say and that one is expected to drift slowly towards the southwest now it's already given us a lot of very heavy rain and they could be some flooding here i don't say some landslide

the plight of palestinian refugees living in lebanon and in sports the king of play shows why he still reigns on the tennis court peter what have you that. hello there we're expecting more severe storms over parts of north america over the next few days so thanks to this weather system here it's already given us a few tornadoes some damaging winds and some very large hail stones as well and that system is only slowly edging its way eastwards and as it does so it's going to continue to feed us with some severe weather so most at risk then is texas over houma and into kansas that's where we're most likely of seeing the old tornado over the next couple of days that system is tapping into the moisture from the gulf of mexico so for many of us here we're going to see a lot of rain over the next day or so and the ground for some of us is already waterlogged so the rain won't be needed towards the west it is coming here to san francisco will be getting to around twenty seven degrees for the central americas a good deal of cloud of the southern half of our map but here there will also be a little bit of sunshine coming throug

at the international court of justice at the hague and in sport the king of clay shows why he still reigns on the tennis courts peter explained in sport. but first polls have closed in south africa where it's been twenty five years since nelson mandela's african national congress swept to power after the end of apartheid south africans have been voting for their four hundred member national assembly which is elected for five years now the party with the most seats then chooses the president the a.n.c. is. expected to win another majority and if it does its leader cyril ramaphosa will remain as president some forty eight political parties have taken part in these elections and more than twenty six million people have registered to vote for me the miller has more now from cape town south africa's governing african national congress says it's confident it will win it six democratic national election and it's likely to pull that's despite internal splits factionalism the resignation of the president and a swarm of corruption allegations that stayed at the party for the career month we're going to get out of this electio

king look at the rest of seventy years. bill of the seventy year olds guys are for. peter but. oh. he. may. be. the. president nicolas maduro says he called an attempted coup by venezuelan opposition leader. who along with his u.s. backed his denies of plotting a minute. i'll guess debate reading happened. our. national committee six million people voted for nicolas maduro last may in a free and fair election that i observe you know how many people voted for one boy . the u.s. attorney general is grilled in the senate over his handling of the ripple.

the king may be called upon to do that early in his reign. anchor: time for sport with peteretermined to carry on after a commanding victory in what could be her last 800 meters race. the south african runner produced a new record at the diamond league is and in doha 54.98 time of one minute, seconds. with the new regulations peaking in, her future is unclear. >> defending the world title does not mean gold. we will be here defending the world title. i believe i will be here, yes. >> can you tell us what you make of the railing and how you feel and if you will take the medication as suggested? hell,st with medication, no. it is confidential. it cannot [inaudible] meat.e to promote the meet.e >> you plan to keep running? >> yes. no matter what. i believe events, but in it, so that is what i will do in future. no man can tommy what to do. like i said. [inaudible] that is their own problem, not mine. like i said, i can run. i can run any place i want. it is about transferring the world. it is about human dignity. so you inspire the world and keep on doing it no matter what. outs

the wookie mourning the loss of a gentle giant, peter mayhew who will forever live on as chewbacca has died. >>> and if you're not always happy, burger kingcampaign with a purpose. good morning, everyone, welcome back to "early start" this friday morning. i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. it's a fast food friday. we go from burger king to kfc on capitol hill. i'm old enough to remember when parliament was a laughing stock. this is where we are in 2019. happy fast food friday. we start with president trump, thrilled with the mueller report once but the white house not so much. a top white house lawyer, memo t flood accusing robert mueller's team of politics. in a letter to attorney general bill barr one day after the release of the redacted mueller report. >> flood described the report as quote a prosecutorial curiosity. part law school exam paper. it is true, the mueller report did not establish a criminal conspiracy between the trump campaign and the russians. mueller did unearth substantial obstruction by mr. trump but did not say whether mr. trump should be prosecuted. the attorney general questioned on capitol hill this week.

peter the details . saudi arabia has called for 2 emergency summit and arab leaders in mecca on may 30th to discuss escalating tensions in the gulf state media says king said mom wants to discuss recent aggressions and their consequences the u.s. has deployed an aircraft carrier and bombers to the region over alleged threats from iran for commercial ships were sabotaged off the coast of the u.a.e. last week and an oil intimation west of the saudi capital was attacked by the rebels while in the yemen survivors all the saw the u.a.e. coalition air strike say they have no idea why their neighborhood in the capital was attacked at least 6 people were killed and wounded the coalition says it's investigating the possibility of an accidental airstrike reports. the sound coalition. precision strikes on the military positions in the capital sanaa but these pictures of damaged homes tell another story residents of iraq say there is no justification for the destruction of their neighborhood. in the morning i heard an explosion god knows what kind of rocket it was we don't know why we were bombed the. taxi driver. was injured in the attack. straight from hospital

peter salinger, who was working for kennedy, shared fbi files. fbi files. robert kennedy. robert kennedy agreed and agreed to order wiretaps of martin luther king.yndon johnson wiretapped hubert humphrey, the vice president. here's what i want to get at. this is important. there's been abuses of the irs of the fbi to go after political opponents, to go after newspapers, to go after newspaper men. our president has done none of that. yet you would think he's a dictat dictator. you listen to msnbc and scar borough, i don't know how many times they compare him to a nazi or to hitler or the words come up describing the president of the united states. you have to be unhinged. speaking of that, remember that period they were bringing the professor in from yale and she and 26 others wrote a book about how the president of the united states -- they never met the president of the united states. how he was mentally unhinged. he pulled the same thing on barry goldwater in 1964. >> sean: you write about that in the book. >> i give all of the history. this wasn't news. these people made news. they pushed them out there. "the new york times" runs an anonymous

peter salinger, who was working for kennedy, shared fbi files. fbi files. robert kennedy. robert kennedy agreed and agreed to order wiretaps of martin luther king.wiretapped hubert humphrey, the vice president. here's what i want to get at. this is important. there's been abuses of the irs of the fbi to go after political opponents, to go after newspapers, to go after newspaper men. our president has done none of that. yet you would think he's a dictat dictator. you listen to msnbc and scar borough, i don't know how many times they compare him to a nazi or to hitler or the words come up describing the president of the united states. you have to be unhinged. speaking of that, remember that period they were bringing the professor in from yale and she and 26 others wrote a book about how the president of the united states -- they never met the president of the united states. how he was mentally unhinged. he pulled the same thing on barry goldwater in 1964. >> sean: you write about that in the book. >> i give all of the history. this wasn't news. these people made news. they pushed them out there. "the new york times" runs an anonymous op-ed. a fake