kevin jackson and richard fowler kevin jackson and richard fowler are here on that. oh, how waso good!en house? did you apply? oh, i'll do it later today. your credit score must be amazing. my credit score? credit karma. it's free. that's great! um hm. just whip bam boom, it's done. that apartment is mine! credit karma. give yourself some credit. muslim youtube star known for playing pranks was kicked off a flight this morning. the whole thing was caught on camera. here is some of it. >> we are being kicked out because we spoke a different language. this is 2016. 2016. look, delta air lines are kicking us out because we spoke a different language. are you serious? i'm about to cry right now. because we said a word in different language and six white people kick out bearded men. how could you be uncomfortable some. >> moments later, a delta releasing a statement that quote upon landing the crew was debriefed and multiple passenger statements collected. based on the information collected it appears the customers removed sought to disrupt the cabin with provocative beha

chief speech writer to president bush marc thiessen and richard fowler. marc, it looks like trouble for the democrats in 2018. what do you see? >> yes, it is trouble for the democrats and particularly it puts them in a bind in terms of how they govern. you look at the numbers that larry just put out. there are ten senate democrat that are vulnerable because they're running in states that donald trump won, some he won overwhelmi overwhelmingly, montana, 22%, missouri 19%, indiana 19%, ohio by 8%. those democrats are going to be targeted by republicans for every single vote coming up in the united states senate. so chuck schumer, the new democratic leader, he's facing a tough senate map, a new president who's won a lot of democratic states. he's got to decide, do i let these ten senate democrats, do i release them and allow them to vote with trump and give him the votes to pass his agenda or do i force them to vote the party line. he's damned if he does and damned if he doesn't. if he released them and they vote with donald trump, donald trump becomes a suc

chief speech writer to president bush marc thiessen and richard fowler.arc, it looks like trouble for the democrats in 2018. what do you see? >> yes, it is trouble for the democrats and particularly it puts them in a bind in terms of how they govern. you look at the numbers that larry just put out. there are ten senate democrat that are vulnerable because they're running in states that donald trump won, some he won overwhelmi overwhelmingly, montana, 22%, missouri 19%, indiana 19%, ohio by 8%. those democrats are going to be targeted by republicans for every single vote coming up in the united states senate. so chuck schumer, the new democratic leader, he's facing a tough senate map, a new president who's won a lot of democratic states. he's got to decide, do i let these ten senate democrats, do i release them and allow them to vote with trump and give him the votes to pass his agenda or do i force them to vote the party line. he's damned if he does and damned if he doesn't. if he released them and they vote with donald trump, donald trump becomes a succe

richard fowler, news leaders council senior fellow and fox news contributor. kevin, you first. this is a hoax? what happened? >> it is tough to say whether it is a hoax or not. but the fact of the matter is, he is known for doing that. i think delta did the right thing. if the passengers were a little bit disturbed -- >> but so let's go back to -- so they are saying that they got kicked off the plane for speaking another language which happened to be arabic. delta is saying they collected information from passengers who said they were provoking people on the plane. they were shouting on the plane. is it okay for delta to remove passengers that simply make other passengers uncomfortable? richard? >> it isn't. the "new york times" did a piece on this. i talked to one of the journalistes who wrote that piece before coming on air today. someone on the plane said they didn't see the entire event. but their question was, why weren't the other individuals involved removed from the plane only these two muslim individuals removed? which i think is larger question. when did it become ill

representative duffy, richard fowler, we're going to have that conversation for -- ongoing for monthsank you very much for those gentlemen. >>> meantime, president-elect pushing back after first lady obama suggested that the election results left america without any hope. sean spicer has been working with the trump transition team and he's next on that. >>> plus, what happens when the trump family takes residence at the white house? political commentator koke roberts joins us live. i accept i'm not the hiker i was. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but no matter what path i take, i go for my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'll go for that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus had less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis had both. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious anng. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnorm

representative duffy, richard fowler, we're going to have that conversation for -- ongoing for monthsnths. thank you very much for those gentlemen. >>> meantime, president-elect pushing back after first lady obama suggested that the election results left america without any hope. sean spicer has been working with the trump transition team and he's next on that. >>> plus, what happens when the trump family takes residence at the white house? political commentator koke roberts joins us live. when you have a cold, you just want powerful relief. only new alka-seltzer plus free of artificial dyes and preservatives liquid gels delivers the powerful cold symptom relief you need without the unnecessary additives you don't. store manager: clean up, aisle 4. alka-seltzer plus liquid gels. so basically we have two production options... hey guys, i gotta call you back. (phone ringing) hello? hi mom! oh, hi sweetie! how are you? give a keurig brewer this holiday and they will think of you everyday. to capture investing ideas that instantly gives you stock prices, earnings, and dividends... an equi

sabrina schaffer joins us independent women's director and richard fowler, syndicated radio show host and fox news contributor. is it a shot, is sabrina? >> that is accurate depiction what is happening in the country. i hope some of the rifts will be closed as we talk about sensible policies that will unite americans through greater opportunity and job creation, economic growth. and i think if you read the article and sort of looks back at all of the candidates who are talking about this problem, who are in fact maybe encouraging it. we have to remember that over the last eight years president obama has done a lot to pit americans against one another. i think that is what we're sort of now seeing in sharp relief today. connell: here's what the president-elect when he was on "the today show" this morning had to say about this, that idea you were talking about, the divided states. here he is. >> i think putting divided is snarky but again, it's divided, i'm not president yet. so i didn't do anything to divide. i will say this, i have now gotten to know president obama. i really like him

richard fowler. know el, a republican strategist. richard, let me ask you this. even some democrats seem wholly unimpressed with what president obama has done in the way of punishment or sanctions. ben carden, top democrat on the foreign relations committee in u.s. senate, said these actions are, quote, not sufficient. he is demanding enhanced sanctions. what does i say when at the end of your presidency, even members of your own party are suggesting you're being weak. >> here's the think i. the the president is in a very tough situation help has 20 days left on his presidency. number two, this whole russian hacking situation really put into the presidential election, thus making it really lard for the president, should i go earl 'er and put my thumb on the elections, and the relationship win the united states ask russia has been icy. when we start talking about nato expansion a couple years ago and russians and the president have not seen eye to eye. >> even more rope not to be weak, timid and tardy. >> some of the things the white house has done because it cann

joining me now, juan hernandez, a latino support are of president-elect donald trump, along with richard fowlerx news contributor and is not a supporter of president-elect crump. gre -- donald trump. richard, let's start with this, the politics of it. california is going to go reliably democrat in virtually every presidential election. and you tell me whether this is a good time to be going further to the left on something like immigration policy when they're trying to bring -- they're trying to appeal to some of these white working class voters who rejected the democrats who have typically voted democrat in past elections. >> this makes sense for california and here's why. if you go back just a couple oval years ago to the affordable care act, hen that was passed, a lot of red states like mississippi rejected the aforable care act because in the state's ability to do that. the federal government controls immigration laws but when you use state resources to implement the laws, law enforcement, state troopers, state courts, state jails, the governor and the state legislature is responsible for t

. >> let's bring in richard fowler and kaitlyn reporter for real clear polliticspolitics.o you believe this? >> i don't know. i think that it needs to be investigated. at the end of the day, trump won the election and went on by taking the case to the american public. for the future, we have to make sure that the russians are not in the political parties or governments or the rest of it. >> well, kellyanne conway would say that these are the nonbelievers. >> well, they're not nonbelievers. they do smart work. trump is on the election. there's nothing that the clinton came pain can say and we need to safe guard the elections in the future from any type of foreign entanglement in the voting machine or hacking of any of the parties and the green party and because i believe in democracy, even the e-mails should not be hacked. >> yeah, throughout the election the obsession in russia on the left. everyone was russia's fault and hacking that we never got any evidence that that was the case. >> well, the point of of investigating this and remember mark rubio over the course of the

joining me is richard fowler. is the relationship getting too cozy as some are saying?> so far the relationship has been some tweets. but buchanan has long be hostile to israel. he has a long track record of that. it's a silly idea that having alliances and relationships with other countries is like marriage or dating where you have to have monogamy. you don't have to have monogamy. israel is a country that the u.s. has an alliance with. having special relationships with other countries actually is good for the united states and good for prestige and power in the world because it shows other countries that it's good to be a friend of america and you'll get good things when you're our friend. and the big problem with the way obama has done things is he's followed this model of hostility to israel and it's got us absolutely nowhere. we had one crisis after another that was total concoctions of the obama administration. they made america look foolish, they undermined our power and prestige with the other countries. when you treat your friends poorly, people don't want to b

let's be joined now by republican congressman sean duffy and richard fowler of fox news contributor andio talk show host welcome, gentlemen. hello, there. good to have you all here. so you were smiling broadly as chris and i are talking. what do you think about that? >> there is some truth. every president get's a honeymoon phase after they win. people are looking to him no answers and to create jobs and to build a wall. we will wait and see what happens. i think donald trump has a couple of problems. i think problem one, as he gets into his first 100 days he will want to pass the trillion dollar transportation or infrastructure bill which i think is a great idea if done correctly. and hawk and others will be like oh, that's too much. lower that number. that's where you will see the big eruption of trump taking on his own party. >> i thought it was interesting in the interview donald trump said today that i would like to be judge owned my presidency starting now. starting when i got elected because the dow is at an all-time high. the market responded incredibly positively. so far to the

lisa booth is a contributor to the washington examiner, richard fowler is a democratic strategist and news contributors. welcome to both of you. >> hi, martha, good morning. martha: you know, richard, people who want to start businesses across the country, the red tape is just so thick that you can never get through it and that it is a detriment to job creation in this country, so what do you think about that? >> don't get me wrong, i think that we need to roll back regulations. i think the obama administration would say the same thing, and they rolled back quite a bit during his time as president. and i think that's what donald trump spoke to, the fact that many americans are looking for jobs and opportunities. but with that being said, we can't see our environment as a speed bump to america's progress, because the reason why america is such a great country and the reason why our economy's number one in the world has everything to do with our natural resources and the ability, the work we're able to do right here in america. so we could play this game of rolling back all the regulate

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richard fowler and janine ba really are here. >> you've heard him.s is something he campaigned hard on throughout his campaign. he talked about lack of job opportunities, failing public schools and crime. dineen, how does he make the inner cities better? >> donald trump is the only candidate who talked about the serious issues plaguing the inner city communities. what will he do? listen, he talked about school choice, the importance of having the power in the hands of parents versus government. he talked about educating our kids, seriously needed in the urban communities and he talked about economic empowerment, lower taxes, less regulation, that will incentivize companies to employ the individuals, because high unemployment is another issue plaguing these communities and bring in companies to invest in these communities, to hire individuals. that is a great way to empower the communities. less crime and people are empowered for their future. >> that's what so many people are wanted. >> infrastructure, richard is a huge problem he hopes to tackle pre

here to debate is christian solstice anderson and richard fowler. good morning to both of you.he timing of this. if the obama administration knew about these signs what 18 months ago here is he three weeks until he leaves office. why now? >> well, he did say that he had talked to vladimir putin before election day and told him to knock it off. so he claims that at least he had taken that action prior to election day. what i do think is important to keep in mind is at the moment it looks like what he has done is really a slap on the wrist. kicked a couple people out of a beach house in maryland. whenever it comes to a story like this, i always believe there is more than meets the eye when we are dealing with anything more than classified information there are probably men and women out there doing great things on behalf of america whose stories we are never going to hear about who may be taking stronger retaliatory action that we won't get to hear about because it's classified. i always like to take that caution. with that said, if you are a foreign adversary and looking at what