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least six witnesses who testified to donald trump's designs on firing robert mueller which to a normal viewer of "the sopranos" or "ray donovan" sounds a whole lot like mob conduct, as is described by jim comey or anyone who examined donald trump's efforts to fire and investigate the investigators. >> in fact mob conduct was described by president trump. remember, i said he had been around flippers his entire life. he also said he would never pick up the phone to call the fbi. who does that, nicolle? and so you don't need others to describe the president engaging in mob conduct because the president has described it for you. but to your point, mueller can breathe life into this. even if he does nothing more than read those excerpts. the obstruction of justice section of volume two is replete of instances of conduct that would earn for anybody else on the planet a trip to federal court and ultimately prison. so i agree, i don't -- i'm a little bit worried about one thing. i'm a little worried about with political debates people are looking for a quip or a gaff or a moment as opposed just soaking it all in. this is not

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charles: joining me former whitewater counsel ray and daily caller editor-in-chief christopher bedford. roberte of this going right now, democrats are grasping up straws. >> well, sure, with regard to where we are going, i think the answer to that is the democrats don't frankly know where they are going, on the one hand they want the benefit of continuing to investigate, to pile dirt on the -- the trump administration and the trump white house, on the other hand, they don't want to actually say what they are doing which is to commence impeachment inquiry would actually further ability to gain with courts further evidence to prolong agony here and we are in middle of presidential campaign and if it wasn't obvious to anyone, obviously the commencement of debates with democratic candidates indicate as much, are there more democratic candidates running for president or more investigation to trump investigation. charles: prolonging the agony, feels like maybe democrats are the ones they are suffering the agony right now because this does not resinate at all with the american public anymore. >> , no

ray bogen, fox news. lauren: u.s. and chinese officials speaking on the phone ahead of this week's meeting between president trump and chinese president xi-jinping in japan and robertzer spoke with china's top negotiator yesterday. friday's meeting will be the first face-to-face meeting since trump threatened to slap tariffs on basically everything beijing exports to the u.s. cheryl: fed ex says they shouldn't have to follow federal rules after they mishandled huawei. >> the increasing use of restrictions on exports and imports by the commerce department in various geopolitical and trade disputes korea it's just an impossible burden on fed ex and common carriers because under the department of commerce's regulations, we are expected to be -- cheryl: fed ex reports their earnings after the bell today. lauren: they ship 15 million packages a day. and mexico is deploying 15,000 troops in their efforts to stop the surge of migrants at the southern border. cheryl: in washington, the house could vote on a $4.6 billion emergency funding bill today. we've got griff jenkins with all the latest. griff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lauren and cheryl. well, it appe

director ray described as an ongoing threat, we have a president who has attacked the special counsel's investigation, attacked the fbi, generally tried to undermine the work process of the robertueller investigation, and the president has called russia's attacks on hoax," and he"a has literally cited vladimir putin over our own intelligence agencies. considering the past is often prolonged, we are all greatly concerned that similar interference will occur in the future. question, which i want to start with mr. anderson, i had the great privilege to serve as mr. -- as chief of staff to a governor in washington state. one budget cycle we do not have the money to propose as high as salary increase for public employees as they sought. that difference of opinion became contentious. the governor accepted an invitation to go to work capitol rotunda to address the public employees. when he went out, there were thousands there and they lined the walls in several levels. it was difficult for him to give his remarks because they were expressing their frustration. office, ick to our turned the governor and asked, i do not understand why you did not more affirmatively defend your point of