ed rollins and general jack keane news eric carter among our guests tomorrow.for joining us tonight. james comey with democrats public enemy number one to yesterday so why are they jumping to his defense and resident trump city fired tommy because he wasn't doing a good job. i will ask the judge if he was constitutional plus barack obama says steaks and burgers are to blame for climate change so will he go vegetarian to save the planet? grab a spatula. kennedy: james comey was a flawed and unpopular fbi and unpopular fbi director who would have been fired by either winning president of canada but his removal raises questions about constitutional crises through the constitutionality of aspiring depends on the act

. >> you have ed rollins, my old buddy coming on as well.let me say, look, it's not unhed of that e united states may have tried to influence certain elections, certain parts of the world, lou, and even in democratic elections. lou: yeah, i think that i'm sure because of the outrage that expressed by, famed by the former president obama, he forgot what he was doing about israel. he forgot about a number of elections in which he was intervening. brexit where he was telling the british people what to do. >> exactly. lou: i mean, what in the world -- who makes these people up? >> the hi hypocrisy of it is really astounding. but the comey thing, you're right. people say, well, it brought back the saturday night, which was much more serious than the fbi director simply being told to go. lou: yeah, it's stunning stuff. most people think that archibald cox was fired by elliott, you know, abrams and -- >> richardson. lou: richardson, i mean. they forget the whole process. they have the vaguest idea. >> nixon went and chopped their heads off. the tru

lou: ed rollins thank you. >> thank you. lou: good to see you. >> we're awaiting the president's remarks at the intrepid museum in new york city, we'll bring it to you live from aboard the uss intrepid. we're coming right back, an action-packed day filled with news, we can't wvlt-tv -- wait to share it with you. >> remember if we shut down their economy, they can't go forward with the program. >> talking about effort to cripple nok next's economy and to stop nuclear ambitions general jack keane will join us. >> and russia engaging in more provocative behavior, flying two of the bear bombers, with two fighter jets off of the coast of alaska, u.s. air force intercepted them, what is next? we take up russia's aggression next, stay with us, we'll be right back with much more. so tell us your big idea for getting the whole country booking on choice hotels.com. four words, badda book. badda boom... let it sink in. shouldn't we say we have the lowest price? nope, badda book. badda boom. have you ever stayed with choice hotels? like

ed rollins, thank you. >> thank you very much.sh: we're going to come back in just a couple minutes. stay with us. >>> secretary of state rex tillerson says the u.s. takes full responsibility for intelligence leaks from the manchester terror attack. >> the president has been very strong in his condemnation and his calls for an immediate investigation and prosecution. trish: we take up the deeply troubling leaks with former cia operations officer scott eulinger next. >>> and republicans across the country tonight breathing a sigh of relief after montana's republican won a special election just a day after he was accused of body slamming a reporter. you totaled your brand new car. nobody's hurt, but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smar

ed rollins, fair or not fair? >> it's not fair.ean, he's solid with his base, that's what his base is. i thought he had an extraordinary week. this is a measurement where you meet these foreign leaders, and they sort of look at you in the eye and make a judgment. they don't know him. all the rest of the g7 know each other, and i think he basically performed very, very well. i think it's reflected in the stock market. he looked like a leader, he acted like a leader, he sent some very significant messages to nato. basically, pay your share. i have to ask my americans to give up certain things so we can add to the defense budget, you need to alter your premise, and i think he comes back with an a- at minimum. liz: everybody has a perception here, bob, and the perception is there's going to be tension between president trump and theresa may because, of course, there was some spilling of highly secretive intelligence regarding the manchester bombing. and it has been traced to the u.s. rex tillerson, secretary of state, has already apolo

ed rollins, thank you. >> thank you very much.sh: we're going to come back in just a couple minutes. stay with us. >>> secretary of state rex tillerson says the u.s. takes full responsibility for intelligence leaks from the manchester terror attack. >> the president has been very strong in his condemnation and his calls for an immediate investigation and prosecution. trish: we take up the deeply troubling leaks with former cia operations officer scott eulinger next. >>> and republicans across the country tonight breathing a sigh of relief after montana's republican won a special election just a day after he was accused of body slamming a reporter. are allergies holding you back? break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist allergy relief instead of allergy pills. it's more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist experience you'll barely feel. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances that cause your symptoms. most allergy pills only block

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ed rollins, always great to talk to you. >> thank you. >> we're coming right back and much, much more. so stay with us. >> the white house confirming that short list of potential candidates to replace former fbi director james comey. >> the president is now focused on making sure that he finds a replacement that has the leadership qualities to lead the fbi. that's it. plane and simple. >> who will president trump choose to service our next fbi director? former cia operations officer scott joins us next and russia sending its fighter jets dangerously close to a navy aircraft and the carl vincent strike group. we'll talk about the intensifying russian i joined the army in july of '98. our 18 year old was in an accident. when i call usaa it was that voice asking me, "is your daughter ok?" that's where i felt relief. we're the rivera family, and we will be with usaa for life. you know how painful heartburn can be. for fast-acting, long-lasting relief, try doctor recommended gaviscon. it quickly neutralizes stomach acid and helps keep acid down for hours. relieve heartburn with fast- actin

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we are talking with ed rollins maria: welcome back, president trump looking to move quickly on namingsaying an announcement could come as soon as this friday. i want to bring panel ed rollins, garrett, former world chess champion and author of the new book, deep thinking, great to see you both. thank you so much for joining us. what a week it was. >> as i sit here with gary, the book called deep thinking, we need deep thinking in this white house and we need a strategy. this was the worst week i think this president has had and it's all self-inflicted. he could have gotten rid of comey on january 20th, comey last week and what he should have done sat down as jim said, i want to make a change, you want to resign by the end of the week and even fire you, he should have said thank you for your service and move on. he made it into a much bigger story than needed to be. the white house staff is all over the place. when they start comparing you to carter and nixon as a former president, that's not a good place to be. my sense he goes first international trip that shows this week should be a

ed rollins, always great to talk to you. >> thank you. >> we're coming right back and much, much more. so stay with us. >> the white house confirming that short list of potential candidates to replace former fbi director james comey. >> the president is now focused on making sure that he finds a replacement that has the leadership qualities to lead the fbi. that's it. plane and simple. >> who will president trump choose to service our next fbi director? former cia operations officer scott joins us next and russia sending its fighter jets dangerously close to a navy aircraft and the carl vincent strike group. we'll talk about the intensifying russian . gerri: russia engaged in more provocative behavior. defense officials today confirming that a russian fighter plane passed within 20 feet of a u.s. navy reconnaissance plan over the black sea. it was armed with six air-to-air missiles under its wing as it but said the u.s. navy potassiu as it but said the airspace. it's very rare for a russian jet to intercept a jet while armed, making this highly provocative. and another incident yester

i'll see you next week. [ woman vocalizing ] s deal of ed rollins michael goodwin tony schaefer as his guest. good night from new york. from fox headquarters in new york city the new "wall street week". maria: welcome to "wall street week" to show that analyzes the week that was in positions you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. a special guest cleveland clinic ceo dr. toby cosgrove and we are talking about health care. first we are taking look a look at the market in setting you up for next week. here are the headlines impacting wall street today. markets pulling back just a bit from highs this week as investors digested mixed bag of earning results as well as retail and economic stories. discretionary factors weighing on the market due to a selloff in big retail stocks like macy's and nordstrom's and the retail sales number that came out at the end of the week. major markets closing mix for the week. meanwhile other major headlines impacting your money president trump fired fbi director james comey this past week. that news dominating the latter part of the week. some investor

trump great america pack cochair, ed rollins is with us as well.favorite people on planet earth, he's coming up. first, avoiding a shutdown, the house expected to approve a massive spending bill that would fund the government till september. democrats rejoicing over the bill as it is said to lack some of president trump's key promises like funding the border wall and the bill actually protects sanctuary cities. i could go on but i want to know what new york republican congresswoman claudia thinks of this. did republicans make too many concessions, congresswoman? >> oh, that's a great question. i think in some ways many issues had to be taken out in the final bill. i would like to see us pass an actual budget, now the continuing resolution, here we are again trying to make incision. i don't like the sanctuary city aspects of that. i know the president conceded on the wall which i thought that was a big gesture for him. interestingly i live in new york but my constituents were anxious to have security or whether it's a wall or bolstered security on t

it happened in the area of burlingame avenue and rollins road. >> happening today, helping out on some congestion on just a brutal commute stretch that you might tax to work every day. caltrans is considering a busy peninsula corridor for its next express toll lane conversion project. that would cover highway 101 to the interchange to the north all the way down to santa clara county. it would be free for carpoolers. transportation leaders believe the express lane would reduce traffic through what is a heavily congested part of silicon valley. some folks we spoke to agree. >> we could do some widening here and there, but it's getting the most efficiency out of what you have. >> getting people together and carpool more to cut down on being stuck in that kind of situation. >> no one likes to get stuck in traffic. tooment's public meeting gets under way at 6:30 at san mateo city hall. you have to amuse yourself when you're in the car. >> there's a spin-off to carpool karaoke coming to silicon valley. anyone who loves the james harden segment, you can now watch more, but in a new place. >>>

we talk to jonathan karl, gillian tett and ed rollins. >> it's is prerogative to fire comey. would have batted an eyelash. you can't beat him up. you say thank you for your 30 years of service. he had impeccable credentials. he had a difficult time and you may question his judgment on some of the things he did in the case but you can't batter him around. >> rose: we continue with a conversation with the c.e.o. o susan wojcicki. >> cheers people who have a global brand, a lot of times they have millions of subscribers, they're making a good living on

former reagan adviser ed rollins is here. alabama senator richard shelby.any of the fine gentlemen. justice department naming robert mueller special counsel whether the russian government try today influence the 2016 election. lawmakers across the aisle seemed to be supporting this move. >> he has a great reputation and great move and hopefully something that we will give the american people some peace and get to the bottom of this. top editorial in the wall street journal is warning the president, listen to this. mr. mueller has experience in counterintelligence and in 72 year's old has nothing to prove but also a long-time washington player, close to the fbi whose director was recently fired and he is highly attune to the political wins as they say in washington, lawyer up. joining us now a member of the judicial committee, congressman, great to see you. what do you make of mueller's appointment and what jason chaffetz had to say is why there's a need for special counsel in the first place? >> well, that's right. when regulations are triggered. it's trigg

and now the white house fighting back or not fighting back, veterans of 10 campaigns, the dean ed rollinseat to have you with us, ed. that frustrating inability to seems to get any kind of closure for the family for anyone that is concerned about this country and the relationship to the dnc itself. >> this was someone who took 40,000 document out of the dnc. he's murdered in the middle of the night. thpts pretty straightforward for law enforcement. they were saying it was a street crime when someone stumbles out of a bar and gets murdered. the investigation should continue. lou: the fellow speak for the family is connected to the democratic party, he's doing pro bono work. but nonetheless, you have a partisan shroud around the family. you have an investigation that is going nowhere. the department admits that. and the f.b.i. investigator is the one who has a specific number, 44,053 emails transferred from his compute tore wikileaks. and guess what, the police department, the federal investigators, none of them know where that computer is. ed: it's outrageous. it needs to keep moving forwa

orders and the firing of comey and veteran of ten presidential campaign and fox news contributor, ed rollins>> both are very important. and i think the key thing on the electoral strategy is moving forward are and not back wards. you will not undue the 3 million vote margin. but put people on record you don't steal elections and we have critical election coming up. it is a warning sign to those in the special elections. >> lou: voter id's. the simple thing and bogus and claimed by the left that that is somehow unfair, when it is giving everyone a clear reassurance of the integrity of our system. >> it is a sakret right. >> lou: why does the left get away. >> you have a imaginable cast and they look at it and make good recommendation and the census that is coming forward. i think it is positive. if it is a rehash of the last election it will be ridiculous. and it is making sure it doesn't happen again. >> cyberspace is the key here. >> lou: that drives me crazy. it really is. the fact that the president had to do an executive order which the previous president said he had done. we watched the

jonathan karl is here and he had rollins and