lou: randy evans, ed rollins, thank you both. >> thank you, lou.be sure to vote in our poll tonight, do you believe last night's airstrikes are important to altering the course of events in syria and the middle east? cast your vote on twitter @lou bobs, follow me on twitter -- lou bobs, follow me on twitter and instagram at lou dobbs tonight. and up next, president trump has prevailed in his battle with obstructionist dems in the senate. >> today is a day to celebrate, and it's also a day to recognize that the republican majority in the senate did its job despite unprecedented democratic filibusters. lou: a full report on all that and more from shannon bream here (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a coupe soup. [woman] so beautiful. [man] beautiful just like you. [woman] oh, why thank you. [burke] and we covered it, november sixth, two-thousand-nine. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ [he has a new bus

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he last won a major back in 2008. 0lympic 100m hurdle champion brianna rollins has been banned for 12rmation and therefore missing three drugs tests in 2016. the us anti—doping agency announced that the 25—year—old, who won gold in rio last summer, will now miss the world championships in london this august. rollins, who also won the world title in 2013, did complete eight out—of—competition tests last year and her suspension has been backdated to december 19, 2016 and won't affect her olympic gold medal. staying with athletics, olympic champion vivian cheruyiot says it hurts to think she's raced with people who have doped. the reigning 5,000 metres champion was speaking about another rio winner, her fellow—kenyan jemima sumgong. the olympic marathon champion failed a drugs test and won't defend her london marathon title this weekend. in my life, i've never used anything, so when it comes to jemima, i remember when anything, so when it comes to jemima, i rememberwhen we anything, so when it comes to jemima, i remember when we were in rio when she set a world record and everybody was l

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ed rollins. >> nice to be with you.: start with, mul mulvaney report that fascinates me, sending out an advisory to all department and agents prepare for massive budget cuts. >> first, he does not get to make the budget cuts, congress does, he should be talking to congress, and finding out how deep is the water. you don't want to do is shake th up, and say you are making think about cuts and congress -- you need to work hand in hand particularly on the thin budget. we need strategies, we need clear kit, what is the trump plan. lou: what is going on with this administration? we have all sort of the reports, i'm aware of none of the facts. but that bannon, who i think is terrific leader. he is a fix to this president. for his campaign. >> he was there day in day out when the president was making his promises on the campaign. probably wrote a lot of the promises. he has to be truth teller inside, president trump needs to have a core of beliefs, i worked with ronald reagan, reagan had a track. he stuck within that and made

. >> stuart tells me this 1924 rollin touring car is one of his personal favorites.he model was popular among bootleggers during prohibition. >> so, there's toggle switches on the dashboard where they would turn off the taillights if they were being followed by somebody. >> to hide the booze. >> that's right. >> but these cars represent just a snippet of oliver's vast collection. i've never seen anything like this, stuart. there are so many cars. >> it's quite a strange thing to inherit, isn't it? >> before he dies, oliver gives stuart some business advice. >> he said, "now, don't sell all of those cars and parts all at once. you sell them one at a time." 'cause you'd make more money that way. >> but after trying to sell a couple online, stuart realizes it would take the rest of his life to sell them one-by-one. turns out just getting the titles for all these old cars takes months. >> you had to get title to every single one of these cars? they're from the '30s. how do you that? >> let me show you. >> first, you have to find the cars' i.d. numbers. >> oh, my god. you

veteran of 10 presidential campaigns, republican strategist ed rollins, michael goodwin am we start with vice president pence, saying don't test the resolve of the united states military and president trump. >> look, around the globe, in particular north korea it is front forward. this administration is determined trerse the obama pattern of either leading from behind or not leading at all. i think this is an aggressive posture. we've seen it in syria and in afghanistan with that moab bomb,. i think that north korea say different problem. >> it is. >> and also a there more dangerous, we know he is not a rational character. we are not sure what incentives or threats he would respond to. so far nobody has figured him out. lou: president trump saying that the north must behave, kim jong-un must behave. how do you think that message will be received. >> the same way received since 1953. when the sort of drove us out of the. they have misbehaved forever. bill clinton basically allowed them to go forward, tried to buy them out in 19 93, they took our money and said screw you. at the end of the

first agenda, veteran of 10 presidential campaigns, republican strategist, fox news contributor, ed rollins. >> thank you. lou: this is quite a journey for general john kelly, somewhat a ambiguous about his support of the wall two weeks ago, now emphatic that we need to defend that southern border against drug traffics, and national gangs and cartels. >> it is wonderful general kelly has learned a great deal. i think he has learned a lot. jeff sessions to me is one of the real stars in this administration. i think they realize what the american public wants is the gang stopped, they don't care about illegal waiter or waitress or the nanny in the suburb, they care about the gangs and the criminals that are coming in if they can stop them, chase them out and put them in prison as they deserve, i think public will be more tolerant of how long it takes to build the wall. lou: intolerance of how long paul ryan would like to delay the wall. this is suggestion you can bring people into this country, unskilled and not have an impact on cost of welfare, and not have an impact on opportunities for mi

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lou: all right, ed rollins. roll the video.ng his skills from the mountains to the streets. racing down stairs, speeding around tight corners and walkways in salzburg, austria. completing the amazing stunts with style. parkour on a bike, i think you could call that. >> the american people on november 8 selected president trump. president trump nominated judge neil gorsuch, and tomorrow we'll confirm that nominee. lou: former deputy assistant attorney general done duprie joins us next. lou: joining me a former deputy assistant attorney general under president george w. bush. let's start with devin nunes recusing himself from the russian investigation, the russian trump campaign investigation. a lot of people are upset that he did that. and that it was utterly unnecessary. and they see it as caving to george soros and his open society funding groups like moveon.org. your reaction. >> i haven't seen any evidence that congressman nunes did anything wrong. so the question is, did he violate the law? lou: the evidence is he has been

republican that just ed rollins. my observation is he's talking about healthcare, continuing resolutions to keep the government over. legislation to reduce tookses that secretary mnuchin said will come sometime this year. all of that is in the hands of congress. everything he's doing with world leaders is him and his personality and it seems to be work. but all those other thing are in congress' hands. ed: as he said a few weeks ago, healthcare is more complicated than i thought. democrat had 60 senators and 20 or 30 more house members than we have today. i hope he succeed. i support him. but it's very complicated. the oldest rule i learned is you don't fight two battles at once. you fight the budget battle and healthcare battle. you don't try to do them both in the same week of the same month. the debt ceiling to keep the government open. they come back after two weeks of vacation. and i imagine most of the week we voted to keep them open. then basically to sit down and say these are the guys we met during the break

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>> tom:jimmy rollins wouldn't have. here's odubel. two for three the last time up. one ball and no strikes. >> john: hey, when asdrubal gets on, you never know. >> tom: you've gob the heart of your order up. you'll have to pinch hit after franco because that is the pitcher's spot. it's okay. they have blanco or nava. it would depend. one ball, one strike. >> john: regardless, i don't think blanco faces romero. warming up for the nationals. >> john: two guys batting left-handed. she asked to come to the game today. it was too chilly. >> tom: you could have given her a ski cap and then the phillies wallet. 2-2. here's nava trying to keep himself warm near the heaters, keep his bat warm too. just trying to stay alive as he sprays that one toward juan. >> john: make sure you handle your bat because the pine tar can freeze. >> gregg: i put the bat next to the heater and it caught on fire. >> john: they didn't have butane back when i -- >> gregg: edmonton in april. >> john: salt lake city, end of march. coldest day. it was freezing, literally. it was in the 20s. >> tom: i

i'll see you next week. [ woman vocalizing ] congressman louie gohmert and ed rollins. good night. >> announcer: from fox business headquarters in new york city, the new "wall street week." maria: welcome to "wall street week," the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. our special guest blackrock chairman and ceo larry fink. some of the big headlines of the week from wall street to main street. stocks extended gains, a steady stream of coach rat earnings helping the market. but thursday steven mnuchin reaffirmed the commitment to tax reform this year. taking a look at other events overseas. british prime minister theresa may is calling for a snap election. may want to lead bring taken's exit from europe. isis claimed credit for a deadly shootout at the iconic champs-elysees where a gunman killed one police officer and seriously injured two others. general motors is halting operations in venezuela after its plants was unexpectedly seized by protesters. vice president mike pence is taking a hard line on nor

and rollins road in to burling game and san matteo. reports of a tree down in oakland hills on twitter moments ago. we will show you the street level radar on willow glenn, san jose, and seeing steady rain. rainfall totals have varied quite a bit. these are the latest totals with well over two unchs in santa rosa, 1100 in san jose, and everyone else i between the range. the rain is not over yet. it is snowing in the sierra nevada, chains in all roads leading to tahoe, it's knowing at the higher elevations they will see quite a bit of snow. as a matter of fact. two to four feet. here's what is interesting, it spring, we will see the snow level coming down as low as 4,000. that is what is interesting, that is not what you see around this time of year, until 6 clb -- 6:00. 40s, 50s, it is cooling down. a live look from the roof camera, the rain drops are falling on the roof and watching a wet view from the abc 7 news exploretorium, it's a level two, moderate strength storm overnight. strong winds and heavy rain will continue. still a chan

and rollins road in to burling game and san matteo.ts of a tree down in oakland hills on twitter moments ago. we will show you the street level radar on willow glenn, san jose, and seeing steady rain. rainfall totals have varied quite a bit. these are the latest totals with well over two unchs in santa rosa, 1100 in san jose, and everyone else in between the range. the rain is not over yet. it is snowing in the sierra nevada, chains in all roads leading to tahoe, it's knowing at the higher elevations they will see quite a bit of snow. as a matter of fact. two to four feet. here's what is interesting, it spring, we will see the snow level coming down as low as 4,000. that is what is interesting, that is not what you see around this time of year, until 6 clb -- 6:00. 40s, 50s, it is cooling down. a live look from the roof camera, the rain drops are falling on the roof and watching a wet view from the abc 7 news exploretorium, it's a level two, moderate strength storm overnight. strong winds and heavy rain will continue. still a chance of

. >>> jimmy rollins was released by the giants tonight. phillies back home tonight. the boys are back in town. season opener is monday in cincinnati. how about the story of brock, making the majors for the first time at 27 and was in tears when he found out and that video went viral. >> wasn't really able to hold it together that is because both my parents didn't answer the phone when i called. the reporters were the first people i talked to. once they got in front of me it hit me all at once. i lost it. >> the phillies hosted the rays before leaving florida. clay buchholz, gives up this two-run shot right here. he gives up five runs. phillies down by two, rupp ties it up. they left florida with a 7-7 tie. >>> the flyers will not have matt reed for the final games. takes a shot off his arm. his arm is broken. the flyers signed a college star, one of the best in the country, former teammate at union college. he says in his heart he knew the flyers was the right place for him to be. >>> aaron gordon tonight over marcus smart. not a smart move by marcus. gets it right i

action news reporter john rollins live near the philadelphia museum of art with the details. >> reporterhi, sarah. well, the draft is weeks away, but the road closures are beginning tonight. or the lane closures, we should say. beginning tonight. driving much of it is a large building -- temporary building -- being built by the nfl. a building that's had impact on the folks looking for a certain set of stairs to run up. >> we had the music to rocky. we want to run up the stairs. >> reporter: that wasn't going to happen today. >> no. >> we were going to try to sneak in, but i didn't to want go to jail. >> reporter: from this group of volleyball players from virginia to this lady from louisiana with her french bulldog. >> we're bummed. >> reporter: folks bummed because they could not run up the art museum steps. instead the steps almost buried inside this growing temporary structure that will house nfl draft festivities the 27th to the 29th of the month. expected to impact traffic for those who use the roads in around the oval. tonight, phase one, crews putting out barriers to shut down la

here is the veteran of ten president pial campaign and fox news contributor ed rollins. >> thank you,ir. >> lou: this is quite a journey from gener kelly. ampiggous of his support of the wall two weeks ago and now emphatic that we need to defend the southern border against drug traffics and national gangs. >> i it is wonderful john kelly learned. obviously a four star marine and i think he learned a lot. jeff sessions is one of the biggest the star and most equipped of government cabinet officer and they realize what the american public want uponses stopped is the gang upon stoppeded. they don't care about the illegal waiter or waitress or the nanny in the suburbs. bu they are concerned about the gangs and if they can stop them and put them in prison as they deserve the public will be tolerant of building the wall. >> lou: or arguably intolerant of paul ryan. this is nonsense. the suggestion that you can bring people in unskilled and uneducated and not impact the cost of the welfare and on opportunities for middle-class americans to have a living wage for themselves and family that th

and joining us, is republican strategist ed rollins and michael goodwin. let's start with this week delay for a man that everybody knows should be on the supreme court. >> you have to understand in that week, they all go on recess and out for two week and one more week here and part of the second week with. they could delay it a month. >> lou: the congress and the senate has a racket. here is president trump working 24- 7 and going all of the time, and there is speaker ryan and mitch mcconnell. and saubter in one week out of every month and say they are doing something. they are holding confirmation. >> they have spring break every month. you would think that the sense of urgency that the country expressed in the election would wrath carry over and it would be a productive congress. >> lou: looking at the issue and threats and somebody in the congress and senateou say we need to convine here until we solve damn problems. >> extreme partisanship means nothing is done. and the majority in the house and senate. so we have to figure out how to get it done. the

veteran of 10 presidential campaigns, ed rollins. let's begin with the shakeup at the white house. >> i think bannon has a big job being the strategist for the president. if there is one failing, we don't have a good communications strategy. he has done a lot repealing the obama stuff, but the communications team is stepping all over itself. lou: i find it interesting the number of times the white house press secretary has been blamed for messaging, then the forces errors when the white house steps on its own foot. but the reality is that the communications department of the white house right now, i can't tell you what their message is day to day. >> it's not a day to day or week to week message. the president has done an awful lot. but you lose the ball every day by a fumble or mixed message. is there not a consistency on who appears on the air. he's doing his job. he's meeting with three world leaders this week. those are the thing you ought to be talking about. equally important on the healthcare, you need a clarity, what is it th

ed rollins, thank you so much. ed: thank you. lou: secretary of state rex of tillerson says bashar al-assad must go. >> the final outcome in our view does not provide a role for assad or the assad family in the future go external nance of syria. lou: russia, however, disagrees. we take up deteriorating relations between russia and the united states. a bombshell report reveals thene f.b.i. obtained a fisa warrant to spy on a former campaign trump advisor, carter page. stay with us, we'll be right back. hey, searching for a great used car? i don't want one that's had a big wreck just say, show me cars with no accidents reported find the cars you want, avoid the ones you don't plus you get a free carfax® report with every listing i like it start your used car search at carfax.com c'mohappy birthday! i survived a heart attack. i'm doing all i can to .. or serious, sometimes fatal bleeding. don't take brilinta if you have bleeding, like stomach ulcers, a history of bleeding in the brain, or severe liver problems. tell your doctor abou

ed rollins, thank you for putting up with me. thank you, gentlemen. please roll the video. this thrill seeker taking speed writing to new extremes. he's soars dangerously close to these buildings in the swiss alps. it's training for his thrill ride took paul year. republicans vow to do everything in their power to confirm supreme court nominee, neil gorsuch leonard leo is here to give us some sense of what we looking sharp, len. who's the lucky lady? i'm going to the bank, to discuss a mortgage. ugh, see, you need a loan, you put on a suit, you go crawling to the bank. this is how i dress to get a mortgage. i just go to lendingtree. i calculate how much home i can afford. i get multiple offers to compare side by side. and the best part is... the banks come crawling to me. everything you need to get a better mortgage. clothing optional. lendingtree. when banks compete, you win. okay! ...awkward. lou: joining me to discuss the obstructionist tactics of the democrats who are hell bent on trying to block president trump's supreme court nominee, leonard leo, good to have you her

randy evans and veteran of 10 presidential campaigns, ed rollins. , great to have you here.ecutive order. how are we -- how are we being benefited by what is happening in these executive orders and directly on tax reform? >> i think the president has taken the lead to make sure we return the focus back to businesses. my favorite is for every regulation you have to deduct two. but revisiting the mom outs which obama used as a cloak to take public lands and take them out of the marketplace, revisiting that, making public lands available for leasing mineral interests. all of these were designed to get the economy growing in a reaganesque way. lou: it's important to every one of us to have those resources available. it was land grab as the president said. we could always add that to some of his more clever attempts. ed: in the early days of the trump presidency they are being undone. as i said on this show many times. donald trump will never have big approval numbers. he's got a significant numbers on leadership. now it's reversed on leadership. he's going to be like a harry tru