ragan has cleared that outside line. way out in front. david ragan looking for his third win. could it come once again at a restricted plate track? and around goes the 77. erik jones slides into the infield. also the 11 of denny hamlin goes around. caution has not come out yet. now it does. erik jones slid. denny hamlin slid. and it was david ragan that is score as the race leader now for the restart and we will be going overtime. >> david ragan did everything right in that lead. >> take a look. erik jones pop out of. >> clint bowyer. gets up the racetrack a little bit. now he is three wide. one car jammed him. moved down with the side of him. pushed him to the side. i'm not sure what happened to 11. not sure what made him go to the left, but just -- some reason he went to the left. >> look at the 11. we see erik jones sliding. >> maybe jamie got hit from behind. you saw him to to the right and then the left. he wasn't turning the wheel like that for no reason. either he got hit or something happened for sure. >> erik jones on pit road. they will try to get him back out. not a

ragan has cleared that outside line. way out in front. david ragan looking for his third win. could it come once again at a restricted plate track? and around goes the 77. erik jones slides into the infield. also the 11 of denny hamlin goes around. caution has not come out yet. now it does. erik jones slid. denny hamlin slid. and it was david ragan that is score as the race leader now for the restart and we will be going overtime. >> david ragan did everything right in that lead. >> take a look. this was mid pack where we saw erik jones pop out of. >> clint bowyer. gets up the racetrack a little bit. now he is three wide. one car jammed him. moved down with the side of him. pushed him to the side. i'm not sure what happened to 11. not sure what made him go to the left, but just -- some reason he went to the left. >> look at the 11. we see erik jones sliding. >> maybe jamie got hit from behind. you saw him to to the right and then the left. he wasn't turning the wheel like that for no reason. either he got hit or something happened for sure. >> erik jones on pit road. they will

ragan has cleared that outside line. way out in front. david ragan looking for his third win. could it come once again at a restricted plate track? and around goes the 77. erik jones slides into the infield. also the 11 of denny hamlin goes around. caution has not come out yet. now it does. erik jones slid. denny hamlin slid. and it was david ragan that is score as the race leader now for the restart and we will be going overtime. >> david ragan did everything right in that lead. >> take a look. this was mid pack where we saw erik jones pop out of. >> clint bowyer. gets up the racetrack a little bit. now he is three wide. one car jammed him. moved down with the side of him. pushed him to the side. i'm not sure what happened to 11. not sure what made him go to the left, but just -- some reason he went to the left. >> look at the 11. we see erik jones sliding. >> maybe jamie got hit from behind. you saw him to to the right and then the left. he wasn't turning the wheel like that for no reason. either he got hit or something happened for sure. >> erik jones on pit road. they will

the attempted assassination of president ragan. 9d 9/11.covered inaugurations for 12 washington mayors. in 1977 vance was the guy the muslims asked to speak to the night they seized three buildings in town and he was the first journalist marion berry called after he was arrested in 1 1990. vance interviewed every president, some at the white house, others on a fishing boat and he gave his view with a dose of reality that could be refreshing, even if you didn't agree with him. vance had some dark times here, too, and some struggles of his own that are well known, but he came out of those a better person and always used the lessons he had to learn the hard way to try to make life better for students trying to navigate their own path. it was just a few months ago that vance told us he had cancer. and as we tried to hold our emotions in check, vance reminded us about the incredible life he's lived. >> the flowing. >> the last time vance was in public was when they put him on a mural at ben's chili bowl just a few weeks ago. he's received so man

then you look at ronald ragan who's a cowboy and was going to start world war iii.s a negative correlation. too that degree, i'm happy the world thanks, that there mad that were looking out for ourselves. >> bruce, i think he has a point. what do you think. >> i think reagan and donald are quite different, but ahead of this g20 meeting, you don't want these other countries to have to think we have an unpopular leader. the good news for the president is that is more popular around the world and he is at home. we need these people when were fighting terror and selling our goods and products but i don't think it's a good thing. david: to bruce's point, when you look at the poles, ratings were very high under obama, for him and the u.s. when a president goes down. >> they all persona. the bottom line is the economy. if they get it moving again in the first two years, those perceptions will change. then how you deal with problems around the world like china and north korea and other issues, performance is the key. you start to get that in line in these polls will change.

you think about people like ronald ragan having fun broadcasting baseball games. look what happened to that guy. >> greg: somehow you will end up where you're supposed to be. i would try to grab them before they get to college, and avoid any gender studies because nobody is going to want to hire a humorless person. >> lisa: also marriage and family lead to greater wealth in life, that's a fact. >> greg: here's one from jeff, if you all could be a villain from any movie, who would you b be? >> jesse: i would be hans gruber. >> juan: i was just trying to remember the drama of him. the most famous villain is in "star wars" and darth vader. who was the villain in the godfather? >> lisa: i would be in some sort of action movie. i like dogs. this is really hard. >> dana: i would want to be the boss in "devil wears prada." and jesse will not be here after the break. >> greg: i would either want to pick "jaws." the ocean is a giant toilet unless you are a shark. don't swim where you eat, i always say. from kim, what is the most pivotal point in american history that defin

involved in the war in el salvador, supported that war and then after that were it was carter and ragan and all the presidents after that that welcomed people from el salvador and nicaragua and guatemala to come here as refugees. >> tucker: but he didn't come here as a refugee. he's here illegally. he does not have legal status in the country. my question is what is this justified the people who came here. >> a lot of people who came here as refugees don't have that. why does this just apply to illegal aliens? why don't i benefit from this? if i'm wanted for tax evasion in another state and the san francisco police turn me over to the feds, why shouldn't i be able to sue the city of san francisco for cooperating with the federal authorities? why only illegal aliens with this privilege? >> it's the law. spoon what is in it protect american citizens. if i go to the open arms of san francisco as a tax fugitive, why are you protecting me? why just illegals? i don't understand. >> but he didn't commit a crime. he's living in a city that has a sanctuary law that protects him. the one as of ri

here today, dagen mcdowell, the anchor of the intelligence report, trish ragan, cohost of fox and friends huntsman, and today's #oneluckyguy, fox news contributor and former coming occasions director for the d&c, mo elleithee is here. he's also the founding executive of georgetown's institute of politics and service and right now, he has are numbered good to see seo.

here today, dagen mcdowell, the anchor of the intelligence report, trish ragan, cohost of fox and friends weekend, abby huntsman, and today's #oneluckyguy, fox news contributor and former coming occasions director for the d&c, mo elleithee is here. he's also the founding executive of georgetown's institute of politics and service and right now, he has are numbered good to see seo. >> mo: think for having me back. >> harris: absolutely. this is a very busy day. >> mo: it's been a very busy six months. >> harris: i can't wait to get your opinion on what the senate minority leader chuck schumer is going to say about health care. let's get started. next up for it senate republicans could be what's called the skinny repeat back to my stomach republic and bill cassidy of louisiana is also a physician and believes the skinny approach is the best way to move forward and it's better than what we have now. >> the make and people hated the mandate, they don't like the fact that they're having to pay a penalty if they choose not to purchase insurance. it turns out 50% of voters paying the penalty hav

surprises whent he came president, ragan was not dissimilar.people in with that kind of diplomatic and international perspective, which helped him when he traveled internationally. arguably, trump has not done that. guy: let's play a game. we have an american in paris. we have a lot of investors in europe and they are paying attention to what is happening over here. as matt pointed out, european on the ecbgotten numbers. are we at the point where that run, that catch of performance has run its course? generallytch up started to run its course? guest: quite a few points to digest. investing is about confidence and effect the economic playing field is improving in europe is evident that actions taken by the ecb have helped with that. although i am concerned about negative rates. the other big thing is to deal with what has happened in spain. they allow you to take 25% market share. the good bits, the government will keep the rest. if that is the game you are playing, that feels more comfortable than the political machinations that are taking plac

first of all, we've never had someone coming to the presidenc presidency, maybe ronald ragan close, buto has taken on the media all at once, taken on the swamp all at once, taking on all the entrenched powers all at once. the second piece of this is donald trump hadn't had government experience, which was a little bit of a learning curve. all the team around him, he did exactly what the american people wanted to. he pulled in a bunch of outsiders, frustrations, but he is a quick learner. he learned after six months, he does want to stop having the fight. it is going to keep having the fights. he's just figuring out how to retool the team around him to operationalize for success. i think sometimes you just recognize that as a business leader or political leader they have to get a different team. i think reince was classy in your interview. he's got a great attitude about this. he's done a fantastic job and i'm very excited about these changes. >> sean: i thought he wasbo classy to read maybe because i just know his history a little bit more than others and under the l circumstances, i'm

we saw it with ragan for holly davidson. from an investment perspective, ?ent any time are you not bothered by tariffs? guest: as we move toward some sort of brexit agreement, how will that impact a company? it's pretty difficult to tell because companies are so obligated and moving parts are complex. i'm not even short companies can tell you what the indications will be, so it's hard for investors to make good judgments about that other than simple statements that if you have complex first quarter supply chains, it will be more difficult to manage and a more fragmented world. anna: we also talked about volatility in the market. despite not think progress on key issues like north korea, we have this chart here with alan that shows areas of low volatility circled in blue. trying to tie them together, what doesn't low volatility mean for equity market investment? it probably creates more frustration because you have more homogenous markets. there may be higher risk, lower quality companies. we don't necessarily enjoy this from of relative perspective. people e