need to buy a house, you have $300,000 in student loan debt you need to>>o financial gurus, dave ramseyds a unique position. the wildly popular radio host known for his pull no punches, pop you in the mouth, take on finances. >> you went into debt so you could live in a one-bedroom apartment with a jacuzzi and a skylight? somebody ought to smack you into next week. >> reporter: the daily dose of tough love has made him one of the most listened to radio hosts in america. with over 13 million listeners a week, trailing only rush limbaugh and sean hannity, broadcasting to over 600 radio stations across the country, racking up over 100 million views on his youtube channel. >> how much student loan debt does he have? >> 480. >> good lord! >> reporter: where he doles out his brand of financial discipline to people desperately in need. >> why is it that americans seem to have such a problem with debt? >> debt's not the problem, it's the symptom. debt is the result of being disorganized, immature, buying things they can't afford to impress people they don't really like. >> reporter: the average

>> reporter: tough love has made ramsey one of the most-listened-to hosts in america.o stations across the country. wracking up over 100 million views on his youtube channel. >> how much student loan does he have? >> 480. >> good lord! >> reporter: where he doles out his brand of financial discipline to people desperately in need. >> why is it americans have such an important with debt? >> debt isn't the problem it's the symptom. debt is the result of disorganized, immature, buying things they can't afford. >> reporter: the average american has over $6,000 in credit card debt. college grads nearly $30,000 in student loan debt. ramsey is an anti-debt crusader, using his platform to help americans become debt free. >> you do not need to be going on vacation. you do not need to be eating out. you need to be on beans and rice, rice and beans. >> reporter: in today's polarizing political and cultural climate, he isn't known for coddling his listeners. >> everybody's worried about feelings these days. i'm not worried about your feelings. >> reporter: there's a part of you th

father ramsey is here tonight.u on "prime time." >> thank you. >> it would be remiss of me to avoid the obvious. i know father ramsey well. he is a part of my extended family. he married me and my wife, so i know you well, and i know you as a man of integrity. and you were in an educational environment. >> right. >> you heard things. you had reason to believe things. you decided to record them and send a letter to -- >> the nuncio in washington. that was in 2000. that was archbishop montalvo who was the vatican ambassador to the united states. i sent him a letter and of course we're talking about theodore mccarrick, the former archbishop of washington who, when i knew -- when i first knew him was archbishop of newark. that's in the 1980s when i was teaching at seton hall university in the seminary that was attached to seton hall university. immaculate conception seminairy. that's when i first knew about theodore mccarrick, and i knew about how he acted with the seminarians. >> not gossip. you had reason to know thi

his brother christian told us ramsey contracted a treatable bacteria disease.ing his community clean up after the hurricane. "i think the government was negligent," christian told us. what does your brother deserve? "i think my brother deserves justice." president trump has not directly commented on the new death toll or tweeted about it, but the white house says he is proud of the federal government's response here. >>> air bnb is no longer a website 20 find a room. the company is getting into the adventure business in a big way. jamie yuccas explains. >> takeoff to your right. >> here we go. >> whoo-hoo! >> a big smile on your face. >> reporter: arizona pilot craig judd is giving me the ride of a lifetime in his 1943 open cockpit biplane or as the air bnb platform calls it an experience. >> i'm going to do a hammerhead stall. you've got to open your eyes. we're going to bring it straight up slowly, full power. >> ah! >> slow down. and we go over. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: judd is one of almost 15,000 people around the world sharing their skill, hobby, or pa

go south so he made his way to the belly of the beast, to mississippi and he met with a man named ramsey more who was the president of the cleveland mississippi branch of the naacp and was a vice chair of the statewide and double acp and he said he wanted to get involved in making life better for the african-american population which was basically living under a regime of social and political apartheid and economic clause i slavery . and most said he went down with expectations that he was going to be involved in sit ins at lunch counters and restaurants and hotels but more said look around. you are in a congressional district that two thirds african-american and none of the black people here can vote and of course they could vote during reconstruction but that ended after 10 years with the termination of reconstruction, a nonunion troops out in 1876 and since then it had been grandfather clause in literacy testing and kkk night riders so black people were basically driven all the voter rolls and he said if you want to help we will register people to vote and bob moses almost got himself

. >> reporter: father ramsey says he first heard about cardinal mccarrick's disturbing behavior as early as 1986. >> archbishop mccarrick was inviting seminarians to his beach house. there were five beds and there were six people. archbishop mccarrick arranged it in such a way that somebody would join him in his bed. >> reporter: ramsey, now a pastor in new york city, wrote a letter in june 2015 to cardinal sean o'malley who had just been appointed by pope francis to lead a commission to protect children from sex abuse. ramsey wrote, some of these stories were not presented to me as mere rumors but were told to me by persons directlyinvolved. >> the response i got was from his secretary. under our jurisd. >> reporter: cardinal o'malley said that was a mistake. in retrospect, he said, i should have seen that letter, precisely because it made assertions about the behavior of an archbishop in the church. o'malley told norah o'donnell in 2014 the church took sex abuse complaints seriously. >> certainly the holy father is very, very aware of that and very committed to zero tolerance and respo

doctor ramsey, based like you at the oxford centre, saying that taj hargey, you have refuted this, henot a real islamic scholar. nobody takes seriously in oxford or elsewhere. my message is quite clear. let's get back to originally what islam is about, and that is the way to live in the west. if you are going to live in the west as an integrated citizen, you can't live under hadith, sharia and fatwas. it is all manufactured by men. not women. these texts have a jaundiced view of islam. this is your concept, you are looking to set up a think—tank. islam. this is your concept, you are looking to set up a think-tank. we are launching in october. here is what you say about it. people will be fascinated. you say, we need to create an indigenous british islam which is integrated into its own environment. in a way, you strike me as somebody who is calling for something akin to the 16th century reformation in the christian religion where martin luther and others in the end broke away from rome and from the catholic church but in essence, you can't have a reformation in islam because there is

father bonaface ramsey was one of the whistleblowers that reported him. >> now, we know that people knew. >> david wright with us live tonight. and david, i know, many of these cases date back many years, so, will this report today result in any criminal charges? >> reporter: it will, david, against a few priests. but as you say, most of these cases are well beyond the statute of limitations. tonight, the bishop of pittsburgh, which is one of six diocese referred to in this report, came out, he is apologizing and says that the church has implemented reforms that hopefully will prevent this from ever happening again. david? >> really hard to wrap your mind around the numbers tonight. david wright, thank you. >>> we're also following fast-moving storms at this hour. states of emergency in the northeast. rescues across pennsylvania and new york. a fast-moving system rolling over new york city late today. you can see the sky there, quickly turning dark. and the water rescues tonight. police and good samaritans right there near philadelphia forming a human chain to save a grandmother trapped

ramsey solutions financial expert chris hogan. good to be with you. i'm so happy you're here.state yesterday. incredible. it was really an overwhelming newsday. but we are here to connect with the viewer and know what's important and quite frankly the financial security

martin was a scotsman who studied with ramsey and established a studio in london around 1757. franklin was in london in 1757, being celebrated for his publications on electricity. he returned in 1764. it was his testimony in the house of commons that led to the repeal of the stamp act. so, at this time, he is perhaps the most famous american at home and abroad. this painting was commissioned by robert alexander from the firm of william alexander and sons in edinboro.

martin was a scotsman who studied with alan ramsey and established a studio him in london around 1757. franklin was celebrated for his publications on electricity. it was his testimony in the house of commons that read to the repeal of the stamp act. at this time he is perhaps the most famous american at home and abroad. this painting was commissioned by robert alexander. from the firm of william alexander and edinburgh. family tradition tells us that robert has a disputed claim to property. and must've gone well for robert which explains the commission. the document in franklin's hand is one of alexander's deeds. it's not a government document. the artists also included in the upper left-hand side, the greatest english voice of reason to oversee the scene. the painting was a gift in 1962 by mr. and mrs. walter annenberg. walter annenberg was an editor and publisher and later he was appointed ambassador by president nixon. he had a longtime interest in franklin. enhanced by the fact that the statesman was an editor as well as a printer in philadelphia. and that he had founded the univ

we may have to go to ramsey clark for somebody who was as vocal subsequent. but under security clearance guidelines, the guidelines issued by the white house, there is no guideline that pertains to this type of behavior. it doesn't give the agency any right to revoke your clearance. the only thang ing that is the closest is violent overthrow of the u.s. government. the president could easily and would have been better if he had had terminated administratively john brennan's clearance by saying he no long her a need to know any information. but to revoke it is an entirely different situation. >> and then the commentary there after made from the white house. i want to get your perspective on this. en that is general michael hayden talking about how what has happened so far in the last several days has made it potentially more difficult for folks to do their job. let's take a listen to what the general had to say. >> we're trying to say to our workforce, we have nothing to do with john brennan says on tv and we have nothing to do with what the president has done

the police say 55-year-old ramsey sod was attacking and threatening to kill his 83-year-old mother. seriously hurt police say sod attacked arriving police officers and there was a struggle. the san mateo county da says police shot sod two or three times with a stun gun. he died later at a hospital. the da says sod is suffered from mental health problems. >>> california lawmakers are pushing a bill and at discouraging police shooting is the legislation would make california the first state to significantly restrict when officers i open fire. the measure would change the current reasonable force standard to necessary force. >>> the new salesforce park just opened in san francisco. there are worries it would become a destination for the homeless salesforce park sits on top the new transit center and is similar to south -- to several other parks in the city. they are privately managed public spaces and the trans bay joint powers authority runs the park. it has posted rules for its use includingthe levels of security. police, private security guards, and ambassadors. we try to set expect

i've see flashes of possibility and resilience in ramsey. when we were talking about the difficulties involved in being different they observed that there are difficulties that can be gifts. i asked her of being trans as a gift for this is what she said. i've heard of gifted as a magical. if you're transgender you're basically like him you. there are things that are harder for you but there's things that you can really do and are amazing like you're special in your own special way, like you are an x man. i hope to someday find a way to claim all of herself by seeing herself literally as some kind of an x man, but is not is not to hope that she and other trams get there able to find their space. we have to go beyond hope and build enough lifeboats for all of them and by extension, all of us. thank you. [applause] >> we would like to invite anyone. [inaudible] >> book tv recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they are reading the summer. >> the book i am trying to finish right now is the best and the brightest. it was wr

the great irony is present johnson and ramsey clark ordered hoover, you must get doctor king's assassin, spare nothing. he didn't violate a federal crime, he violated the murder laws in tennessee. if you look at the reward posters, and they've issued several, they don't they wanted for the murder, they say wanted for civil-rights conspiracy and so hoover deployed every asset he could. no one knew that a man like him killed him because he used so many synonyms and he was very clever about that. j edgar knew that they would go down in infamy if he didn't find the killer of doctor king. strangely, the fbi at that time did a great job hunting down ray because they knew they had to do it no matter what hoover felt about king. >> i love how you described the early youth of them going through and finding the fingerprint, going back to the prison, being actual to match the fingerprints to find out his name. >> so much of it was like work before the computer age. the fbi agents just took to the field and thought well he must've come through birmingham, let's go to all the gunshots. let's find th

. >> check out the yodelling kid, mason ramsey and the hat that's almost twice his entire body. >> what'sck canon again leaves us speechless. the lack of a shirt, a pink band around his shorts. again, the shorts. >> is he like ultimate warrior? what is that? >> it's fleek. >> we were told louie tomlinson won something. put some respect on these boys' names. one direction people will come after us. diane has forgotten his name and has not been on the show since. she's not been back. >>> romance news is next on "the skinny." we already told you about tiger woods. he came very close to winning the pga championship, but it appears he's winning, wink, wink. >> tiger's new boo is getting a lot of attention for that kiss at the end and catching that tiger by the tail. she got in there with a butt pat. >> that's a butt grab. ooh, she hovered that last time. her name's erica herman. she's the general manager of tiger's restaurant in jupiter, florida, which is how they met. oh, in red, tiger red. >> you get yours. >>> next, a very thoughtful birthday gift kylie jenner received. >> she turned 21 thi

ramsey solutions financial expert chris hogan. good to be with you. i'm so happy you're here. what a new state yesterday. incredible. it was really an overwhelming newsday. but we are here to connect with the viewer and know what's important and quite frankly the financial security and the success of this economy is paramount to us. to have the longest-running bull market ever. and what they're doing to make that continue. i'd like your comments. on the heels of the manafort news on five. is that it was really important because you have to understand there is something broader going on here. but we are to get into it. i know that he tweeted. here is the light of the day. the guy next to me in line and jfk said i don't give up leap about any of this. i just got a raise. is set to dismiss what happened. it is a focus on all of the other things happening in this country. with a lot to talk about this morning. newt gingrich is here. the united against nuclear along with the american for tax reform. let's kick it off right here with her needs. those earnings hitting that tape. the

miss ramsey heard me mention that at a training that she sat in. she came and talked to me and now she works with the organization. opening your eyes, not just limiting where talent can come from. >> we will go to other questions. upfront, first. >> i am spencer. with georgetown bookings and university of pennsylvania. my question is a little bit more on the -- problem of tracking within the foreign policy space, whether it is african-americans or people of other backgrounds being pushed into directions based on their ethnicity, or women being tracked into certain areas. as somebody who spent a lot of time in the european space, transatlantic space, i was a deputy assistant secretary is -- of state for european immigration affairs, the national intelligence office for europe. i cannot tell you how many times i have been asked in my career, how did you get into that? why are you interested in this area? some of the kinds of questions that you do not really get as a white male who is interested in east asia, or south asian and so forth, you are given

celebrity chef gordon ramsey has said he'd offer work to a teenager, who has dwarfism, and has been toldon a catering course at heart of worcestershire college. he says he's being discriminated against, because of his height. the college denies that. ben sidwell has the story. when louis makepeace applied for a cookery course at his local college, he was stunned by the reaction he got when he went for an interview. the first thing he said to me when we're alone was why would you apply to this course, you'll never get future employment from this industry. and that really hit me in the gut. he said i would get under people's feet and be a health and safety risk. i've never been treated in such an appalling way before. louis, whose 18, has a condition that is a form of dwarfism and is three feet ten inches tall. louis has had lots of prejudice against him all of his life. i've been fighting for years for everything for him, and this is just another challenge, but we will keep fighting. the heart of the college based in worchester say it prides itself on being inclusive and a diverse organis

i have been a fan of the financial discipline advocated by dave ramsey. advicetion to providing through his writings and radio show, he is -- has developed an employer based literacy program called, smart dollar. but has been adopted by over 2000 companies ranging from small businesses to firms as large as cosco. he makes the case and provides the way to get to zero debt. yes. no debt. i have even seen that work with a number of couples. finally, nonprofit organizations of all sizes and missions are active in promoting financial literacy. a study by the consumer financial protection bureau estimated that in 2012 alone, nonprofits spend more than $472 million in direct financial literacy services. ? but what of the federal role -- but what of the federal role? 2003, i cosponsored legislation that was largely adopted in the credit transactions act. creating the financial literacy and education commission. we will talk about that more later. it was created to develop a national strategy on financial literacy efforts and promote private and state and local ef

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equity hedge and say yields are high enough that we move assets into fixed income. , thank youug ramseyoining us. , one firmeaking news exited the data analytics firm during the quarter. this is according to the 13 filings. in berkshire is making takings -- and berkshire is making tweakings. in the meantime, it boosted its holdings in apple, u.s. bank or, pharmaceuticals, and delta airlines. this is all taking place in the second quarter. -- there.eir joe: they have killed it on that apple holding. they entered when a lot of hedge funders were dumping it and said it was boring. they've also been accumulating during the incredible run. lisa: i will say there was a big which i find interesting. it you continue beaten up pharmaceutical company thereinafter hours trading. i find it interesting because this could be a vote of buffettce by warren saying therefore this generic drug maker. i believe that is the biggest in the world. scarlet: i went through some of the other ones, for apple it's barely budged. lisa: exactly. -- for apple, it's barely budged. lisa: exactly. coming up, more detail

father ramsey was one of the whistle blowers.in criminal charges being brought against a few priests, but the vast majority of the cas are beyond the statute of limitations. the bishop of pittsburgh came out and apologized and said there are new systems in place to prevent this from ever happening again. david wright, abc news, new york. >>> a former baltimore police officer seen on video beating a man has now been charged with assault. the officer, arthur williams, has resigned and turned himself in just last night. city prosecutors say they have a great deal more evidence than just this viral video you see there. including two officers' body cam. the victim's attorney says his client and the cop had had confrontations before. >>> the feud between the president and omarosa is heating up after he called her a dog. she released yet another secretly-recorded conversation. now the white house is speaking out. here is tara palmeri. >> reporter: white house press secretary sarah sanders after denied there was existence of a tape. when

ramsey led the team that pulled off the mountain that saved his life 13 years ago.ser just $1,000 short of its goal. you can donate. you can help. head to friends@foxnews.com. isn't that amazing $1,000 short. ainsley: $1,000 more that's probably done now our viewers are so awesome. brian: i heard yesterday he is extremely grateful for "fox & friends" viewers. that's what marcus luttrell does tries to find causes. this is someone who directly helped him out. steve: there is he on the phone talking to marcus at this time. if you would like to help put him over the top go to our website friends@foxnews.com and find a go fund me link. meanwhile 7:13 in new york city. ainsley: muslim extremist father now accused of training kids for school shootings. take you inside what is happening on the ground in that compound in new mexico. steve: nancy pelosi says there is only way to help illegal immigrants, vote for a democrat. >> we have leverage when we win in november. gives leverage to every family, to every mom who courageously brought her child across the dessert. steve: an

joining us now is doug ramsey.d about doug he's at leuthold group you got one foot out the door. and barry james of james investment research. so i'll start with you, doug why do you -- i mean, is that fair to say? you've got maybe one and a half feet out the door? that the fun is gone the punch bowl we don't have -- i don't know. you make some fraternity analogies that the frat party is almost over because yellen and bernanke are gone and the market's going to have to come to grips with this >> yeah. we the the lenient frat house mom with janet yellen and it's replaced by a dude who's reputed to bemore strict sounds like things are going to be different at the fed. quite frankly, liquidity has been draining out for awhile almost no one looks at the money supply numbers anymore i grant you that emphasis is on the size of the fed's balance sheet. but m2 growth for the first time in seven years has slipped below nominal gdp growth the money supply growth was faster than what the real economy could put to work. and th

chris hogan, financial expert with ramsey solutions, author of the upcoming book, everyday millionairesn, this is really a great opportunity for us to understand that we can have more time to leave money there. there are required mandatory distributions we have to take at age 70 70 and-a-half. there's an opportunity for money to sit there longer. this is just something that's proposed. but the bigger idea of this is an opportunity for smaller businesses to offer 401-k plans to their employees. this is a big deal because not all businesses offer this. so it gives people another tool to be able to prepare for their future. dagen: mike? >> just thinking through this, what's really driving -- i'm reading through some of the notes and some of the things you've said recently about why people aren't saving. in your mind, what's really sort of the gut reason why millennials maybe are not saving enough and what can change that mentality? >> well, i think the number one reason people aren't saving is a lack of understanding. a lot of people assume that retirement's about an age. they think it's a

tokyo and new york and restaurants hold record of 32 stars and mentored other tv chefs like gordon ramseyat well cancer. fans remembering charlotte rae actress best known as mrs. garrett in facts of life. >> i have to get going, scrub the floors, clean the windows, everything has to be perfect. >> family says she died peacefully in home in los angeles, the cause of death has not been released but last year she did reveal she had bone cancer. charlotte rae was 92 year's old. catastrophic wild fires continue to ravage california with one doubling in size making the fourth largest wild fire in state history. meanwhile president trump declared state of emergency in california ordering federal funding to help with the recovery efforts but he also tweeted, california wild fires are being magnified and made so much worse by the bad environmental laws which aren't allowing massive amounts of readily available water to be properly utilized, it is being divert intoed the pacific ocean, must also treat clear to stop fire spreading. and on a lighter note, we will switch over to nutella, if you love n

joining us now, ramsey solutions financial expert, chris hogan. why the war with visa? >> when charge these types of fees, the retailer has no other option but to pass costs onto consumers. this is a but he'll, this is a -- battle, this is a financial battle to try to figure out will visa drop their fees. the consumer is the one that is at risk here of paying higher costs for groceries or potentially lower costs if they win the battle. >> it sounds to me like this is a win for potentially pay pal and venmo and other online payment methods. is this really just the retailers kind of fighting back at these payment services companies? where do we go from here? >> i think so. i definitely think the other cashless systems have an opportunity to gain market share. but you're correct, this is a battle between the merchant of i visa as well as retailer, kroger l. hopefully, something will be done and the cost savings will get passed on to customers. we all know, food is a requirement. people are going to buy groceries. also, this is an area that people tend to overspend. food. t

the playing of the national anthem against the new orleans saints players who did not go out jaylen ramseyilen smith and arnett and t.j. yelledden. here we go across the league. how many nfl -- i have never seen such prevailing outrage from the nfl fans. ainsley: this is preseason. let us know. friends@foxnews.com we will read you those throughout the show. steve: here is one of our friends. she joins us for the news about twice an hour. ainsley: happy friday. jillian: has been friday. good morning. update on story we have been following. a former ohio state wrestling is backing off the claim that congressman jim jordan knew of sex abuse at the school. mark homan a former usc about the then assistant coach are not accurate. maybe i spoke without thinking and i was angry and said words that i shouldn't have said. other former athletes say dr. richard strouse assaulted them before killing himself. three others accuse jordan of knowing about it, which he denies. president trump unleashing on chicago mayor rahm emanuel and local leaders for an unbelievable surge in gun violence. >> strength in

former navy seal putting out the call to save money for david bo ramsey.tain in afghanistan. is he paralyzed after a horrific motorcycle crash in may. luttrell wants to help his family build a wheelchair accessible home. go fund me page has been set up online. to say donate can you head to "fox friends@foxnews.com. steve: marcus luttrell is unbelievable. brian: said it's going to take 80,000 the. i saw that number unless it increased 36. abby: we will get that go fund me site on our site. steve: that guy was left to die. abby: is he a hero is he. steve: yes, it is former mayor admits to stealing taxpayer dollars. now he wants the public to bail him out. have you got hear this story. brian: one comparing journalists to service members. one veteran who has done both jobs wants to weigh in. he is outraged. he is here to respond next ♪ when you get worried ♪ i'll be a soldier ♪ 10 miles on every dollar they spend at thousands of hotels. all you have to do is pay with this at hotels.com/venture. 10 miles per dollar? that is incredible. brrrrr! i have the chills

the jaguars suspend ja jay dissn ramsey and another player because of a fight after practice on sundayo the field at pittsburgh steelers practice. seriously. steelers players realized that's not the right jersey and he's wearing number 43. troy palomolo wore that. no one has worn that since. what's going on in. charles: did they put him in a scrimmage? jared: he didn't make it that long on the field. charles: you have to give him some credit. >> that guy is crafty. charles: did he take an inflatable unicorn? jared: no. >> is he wearing those guccis. >> i'm fascinated by the rise of tiger woods again and seeing how exciting golf has goneen. jared: second coming. >> there is such enthusiasm around it that wasn't there for a while. charles: the last i think it was the british open the ratings were at an 18 year high. when the numbers come in, we should expect something mind boggling. jared: it will be huge today. we were watching this event yesterday. those crowds would go from one spot and run after tiger. everybody appreciated. >> or they were watching the big screens by the clubhouse,