i want to thank all the panelists for being here, rob scott, elizabeth, i know i've learned a lot and i hope you have, thank you very much for coming. let's give our panel around of applause. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> as a follow-up to the recent hearings with facebook ceo mark zuckerberg, the communicators looks at the privacy issues raised by the spread of personal data by facebook with the president and ceo of the center for democracy and technology and lee goodman, attorney and former chair of the federal election commission. : : >> this is for good and salutary reasons. >> really the meta issue for me is how data is collected, used, secured and processed by the companies with which we engage with on the online world in a very comprehensive and pervasive way. >> watch "the communicators" tonight at eight eastern on c-span2. >> tonight on "landmark cases," brandenburg v. ohio. ku klux klan

rob portder, scott pruitt, ben carson. vetting isn't something they're good at, phil rucker. what leg are they standing on when they say today as opposed to yesterday when the president's message was, he didn't need this. they're defending him saying he's been vetted, by whom and to whom are they pointing to as an example of someone who was similarly well vetted? >> well, they're not pointing to michael flynn. >> anyone else? >> a year ago to say he had previously been vetted. there were background checks, three other background checks. they're saying there are dozens of witnesses who pointed out no problems in ronny jackson's background. they are notably not defending ronny jackson against specific allegations made, overprescribing the drulgz on the plane, the candy man allegation, as it were, and some of the other workplaceish eyes. they're not specifically addressing that. they are generally defending his behavior and his record and job performance as the physician. >> elise jordan, you and i both worked in the white house. each one of these allegations by themselves are e

rob porter, david shulkin, scott pruitt, ryan zinky, mcentee. the process, we shouldn't gloss over the significance, i've never before heard a president talk about pardons so much. and the pardon process, maybe you can help our viewers understand this. it goes through the justice department and the white house counsel's office. and donald trump, in deciding to pardon scooter libby, would have had to involve his white house counsel don mcgahn who we know spent two days with bob mueller investigators. if donald trump said anything about the purpose of that pardon having anything to do with telegraphing, that he was down with pardons, don mcgahn would have to testify to that, wouldn't he? >> yes, that is exactly right. typically way the pardon process works, people who want to seek either a pardon or commutation of their sentence apply to the justice department. the justice department through the office of the deputy attorney general reviews the pardon, comes up with the pros and cons and makes a recommendation to the president through the white ho

the homeless and guns will only lead to more trouble says pastor scottwagers.pastor scott wagers/homeless advocate robdeboe/san jose "....going forward, rangers and the parks departmentwill partner with police, sheriff's deputies, the water district and other stakeholders to formulae a formal plan and report back to the city council in six months. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (jrstone) new york police officers saved the life of an elderly man who had a heart attack on the streets of the big apple. and it happened on the man's 60th wedding anniversary. reporter lucy yang has the story. christine yoken/daughter of ron gargalowitz: "these officers saved my father's life. it's nothing short of a miracle."tonight, nothing but praise and gratitude for these six officers from midtown north. they saved christine's father after he went into cardiac arrest.officer robert pepe/nypd: "he did not have a pulse and chest rise. instantly i remembered what they taught us at the academy and started chest compression and cpr."it was 7:40 friday night.83-year-old ron gargalowitz, his wife, and their entire family

rob, let me start with you. on scottuitt, regardless of the president's vote of confidence, when a cabinet member becomes the headline, one, that's never been a good thing for any cabinet member in this administration. but he's got headlines for all the wrong reasons. how is that a good thing? >> first of all, welcome back. >> thank you. >> it's never a good thing, especially with a boss like president trump. i think as the president has tweeted and as the base says, he's done a good job on the policy. i hear all these things about always rolling things back. he's either right-sizing or correcting an overreach by the federal government. >> is that okay if you're not training the swamp at all? >> i think the draining the swamp thing is wide. let's look at his travel. his travel is in line if not less than gina mccarthy in her last year. she went to ghana and spent $75,000, went to tokyo for 45,000 with security. went all over the place and didn't hear about those stories. this is in line when you take staff and security,

the homeless and guns will only lead to more trouble says pastor scottwagers.pastor scott wagers/homeless advocate robdeboe/san jose "....going forward, rangers and the parks departmentwill partner with police, sheriff's deputies, the water district and other stakeholders to formulae a formal plan and report back to the city council in six months. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news ( james )in the north bay ... santa rosa city leaders say affordable housing will go up... in place of a homeless encampment that was cleared out. the encampment was behind the dollar tree store on sebastopol road. the people living there were rced to evacuate yesterday. city yesterda y. city officials say they are working on getting them into shelters. officials say the affordable housing complex will have 175 units ... and would also service people who are in a housing crisis. ( james )there is yet another unbelievable real estate offer to tell you about. a burned- out home in mountain view is on the market for more than one- million dollars... take a look at the property. the real estate agent says, she has been in the

scott. >> thanks so much. okay, rob think when you were here last, you made the case or attempted to do so that value -- >> i did >> i'll be the judge of that that value was coming back into favor. and energy was the place where you were going to realize that perhaps more than any other area you still believe it >> look at this month, we're up 6% month to date, so yes, i do >> good two-week call? >> good two-week call. we're traders here, right? >> two week all. we are traders here. >>> hear you >> from an investment standpoint, i think it's -- when you look at priced earnings on value versus growth, we are at levels that we haven't seen since 2006 i do think we are going to start to see a rotation from growth to value if you look at what the indexes are, russell 1,000, for example, it is 40% financials and energy so as you start to see that shift with the price support that joe is talking about earlier in the show, you are going to start to see momentum build there. in addition on the tech side, which has been the driv

the homeless and guns will only lead to more trouble says pastor scottwagers.pastor scott wagers/homeless advocate robeboe/san jose "....going forward, rangers and the parks departmentwill partner with police, sheriff's deputies, the water district and other stakeholders to formulae a formal plan and report back to the city council in six months. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (pam) the san francisco board of appeals overruled the decision to remove ... what some may consider to be a racist statue.(pam) the city's arts commission first voted to remove what's called- the 'early days' statue, which stands at civic center plaza. the statue depicts a native american at the feet of a spanish cowboy and a catholic missionary. but the board of appeals overturned the decision on wednesday. the board voted, after a lawyer appealed the arts commission decision. a spokesperson with the commission says, it remains committed to removing the statue. (steve) happening tomorrow. some relief is coming for north bay commuters. a new lane will open on the richmond-san rafael bridge. the shoulder in the eastbound d

with the homess and guns will only lead to more trouble says pastor scottwagers.pastor scott wagers/homeless advocate robheriff's deputies, the water district and other stakeholders to formulae a formal plan and report back to the city council in six months. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news ( james ) police have arrested stevante clark, the brother of stephon clark, who was fatally shot last month. sacramento police say stevante was arrested and accused of making threats to commit a crime resulting in death or bodily harm. along with felony assualt and fenlony vandalism. police say he also called the police with the intention to annoy or harass. stevante made headlines after he disrupted an emotional city council meeting for his brother. stephon who was unarmed, was shot and killed by police. the family wants stevante to be transferred from the jail to a medical center for a mental health evaluation. ( james )a federal judge in california will hold a hearing today... to decide whether stormy daniels' lawsuit against michael cohen and president trump will be delayed. the adult film actress is asking t

union members give overwhelming no-confidence vote to broward county sheriff scott israel who is not up for reelection until 2020. robilk testifying about alleged censorship, getting heated with lawmakers saying their proton page was labeled unsafe. >> how facebook has been censoring conservative voices like ourselves. for 6 months, 29 days, 5 hours, 43 minutes and 40 seconds, that is what they did. rob: mark zuckerberg said it was a technical labor. they will join us in the 6:00 hour on "fox and friends". jillian: a free-speech lawsuit filed on the uc berkeley campus can go forward, two groups suing school officials in the wake of fallout from the milo you anapolis -- what they call secret restrictions, thousands of dollars in fees it charged to host another conservative guest, ben shapiro. rob: 10 years and 18 films in the making, expected to break box office records. jillian: avengers:infinity war everywhere today, and kevin mccarthy got a sneak peek at the film, the highest grossing movie of all time. he is excited and joins us live now. >> reporter: i have been waiting 10 years for this film, my two favorite fil

scott pruitt is living. this is an american oligarch. we're being robbedrent than the clep tocratic regimes around the world. >> josh, you saw a cabinet settle into their jobs and manage to travel around the country without spending $130,000 a month on private airline travel and spend tens of thousands of dollars on new desks. that's an awful lot of desks that the federal government already owns. why can't they even pretend for public appearances to be behaving well? >> yeah, lawrence, i think a lot of this just goes to, their priorities are all off. and they are much less focused on their jobs, and much more interested in trying to figure out how their jobs can make them look good. but, you know, lawrence, there is one piece of this story that really does kind of stick in my craw, which is, there's been a lot of discussion about how scott pruitt's international travel actually is pretty similar to the international travel bills that were racked up by gena mccarthy, his predecessor at terhe epa. what those stories and pruitt tease defenders fail to tell yo

participate in a no-confidence vote for sheriff scott israel, several deputies took cover behind cars instead of entering the school during the shooting. robfety moments before the plane crash lands, the f-16 sliding off the runway in arizona, the pilot not seriously hurt and an investigation is underway, this crash the latest in a string of dangerous military plane incidents, already 11 deaths from aviation incidents and accidents. >> the republican congressional baseball team, returning in an hour. and the gunmen opened fire, seriously injuring house majority whip steve scalise and four at his last june. chuck fleishman reliving the horror. >> it didn't stop, the barrage continued, i made a run for the dugout. when i was running, he was going to shoot me in the back. >> scalise will not be in practice as he still can't play. rob: some more rain today but i love this time of year because everything is so neon green, the grass, trees and everything. >> it is fantastic and next week we will get to 80. we are getting to 80, straight to summer. 55 in new york, the rain is ongoing across the mid-atlantic and the northeast, 39 in minneapolis an

like senator hatch, my fellow ohioan, senator rob portman, a republican, along with folks who have been leading this effort in the house, richie neal, bobby scott, phil roe. that support goes beyond just the committee members. our first formal meeting was last month, but my staff and have been meeting with other offices for nearly a year. senators like ron johnson and tammy baldwin, both from wisconsin, very different political ideologies, both want to be very helpful in this bill. joe donnelly stepped up. marcy kaptur, my longtime friend from ohio, democrat, just set the record for the longest serving woman in congressional history. we have support from groups that's diverse at the chamber of commerce and the aarp. large corporations and small businesses are standing shoulder to shoulder with unions all pushing for a solution. because this crisis demands it, it threatens retirees, small businesses, workers. it threatens republicans and democrats and independents and people that don't bother to vote. the largest of these plans, as many of you know, is the central states teamsters. there are 50,000 participants in that plant in my state of ohio.

scotts yard. >> sean: time for our video of the day. a holdup gone wrong in mexico. caught on camera monday. a young man tried to robt when he threatens a customer that has a cowboy hat on waiting in line. they would be robert is distracted, points his handgun at a woman who had that at the . that's when the guy with the hat leaps into action and you can see him wrestling away the suspect pistol. the fight moves off camera and it looks like the suspect is about to get away when a store employee catches him moments before escaping. local reports, the suspect was taken into police custody. i love heroes. i love people who stand up and risked their lives. remember the guys on the ball field when steve scalise was shot? those officers, they are pistols. we will always be fair and balanced. we are not the speed 25. let not your heart be troubled. she has a big, full hour up next. hi. >> laura: hi, hannity. you had a good show tonight. i watched some of it. you are really, really good. >> sean: were you drinking? you have never given me a compliment before. >> laura: do three general tonics count? or is that a food group?

scott pruitt. poor judgment bad. secretary treasury steve mnuchin, bragging about debt soouner brands ms. mnuchin was wearing. the best people. accused spousal abuse bad. fired white house secretary rob porter. critics say the administration has taken most of it on himself. take dr. jackson. the president all but showed h imthe door. >> what does he need it for? to be abused by a bunch of politicians that aren't thinking nicely about our country? i really don't think personally he should do it but it's totally his decision. >> the president said he wasn't aware of the allegations. the question is why? how did he get the job? the president was impressed by his press conference, the one where he talked about just how incredibly healthy the president is. >> he has a lot of energy, a lot of stamina, hands down. he's in the excellent range from a cardiac standpoint. his overall health is exexcellent. his heart exam, like i said, was in the excellent category for his age and sex. i think he will remain fit for duty for the remainder of this term and even the remainder of another term if he's elected. >> how does a guy who eat mcdonald's and all those diet cokes and never exercises is in as

rob porter stepped down after allegations of spousal abuse, but what did the white house know and when did they know it? a new fbi letter is casting doubt on the administration's timeline of events. and scott pruitt grilled on capitol hill and questioned over his excessive spending. those stories and a check on your weather when we come back. i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years. i bet i'm the first blade maker you've ever met. there's a lot of innovation that goes into making our thinnest longest lasting blades on the market. precision machinery and high-quality materials from around the world. nobody else even comes close. it's about delivering a more comfortable shave every time. invented in boston, made and sold around the world. now starting at $7.99. gillette. the best a man can get. only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® hello. give me an hour in tanning room 3. cheers! that's confident. but it's not kayak confident. kayak searches hundreds of travel sites to help me plan the best trip. so i'm more than confident. forgot me goggles. kayak. search one and done. >> welcome back, everybody.