the legend ed rollins is here. he is a film producer, partner at free think and cohosts a syndicated podcast. he specializes in -- kmele foster is here. >> it is a privilege to be here with young brilliant people, and you too eric. >> eric: i was going to give you a compliment. ed rollins was at the head of the campaign that won 49 states, the reagan campaign. you took out on walter mondale who won one state. >> eboni: you did. >> ronald reagan said, what happened to minnesota? i said, we have to put nuclear waste somewhere. there's a lot of lakes in minnesota. obviously we didn't do that. >> eboni: we can see those family members and it goes beyond a red-blue issue like so many hyper- partisan things. >> when you read the bill it's a very simple bill. if you sneak back into the country three times and you have committed a felony. you could possibly go to jail for ten years. this ought to be a slam dunk vote that every member of congress should vote for. it will pass the house. the senate, they are a few votes shor

joining me now ed rollins, and michael goodwin.news contributors, i want to start with the loretta lynch issues. a lot of republicans saying, we did note lik did not like what we heard with what james comey said. saying that hillary clinton investigation was a matter. there were a lot of questions as to why she was meeting with bill clinton in the plane. >> i promise you, she was watching it more closely than this investigation, a top notch political activist, and attorney general. she knew what was going on. higmy sense, she did not want it to go on. she did not -- i think it needs to run its course. trish: michael, is it fair to probe this? given all of the questions that have been raised about donald trump? >> comey in his testimony has now mentioned this twice, that there were credibility issues with the justice department. the tarmac meeting, that she wanted him to call it a matter not an investigation. a lighter heart moment when he said our name is federal bureau of investigation, not federal bureau of matter. there are othe

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lou: absolutely, ed rollins. >> thank you.e an elite in the best sense. >> i am the last person you would consider an elite. lou: you are a bare knuckle fighter. >> i applaud and support trump, there needs to be change. lou: american people believe this man will change washington, every damn person around him who does not understand that, and disappoints those people, has a special place reserved in hell for them in my opinion. >> they have to get it done. reporter: i. >> i don't know who would do it. politicians, even easy stuff, they make difficult. lou: vote in tonight's poll. with no intention of passing them? how cynical are those leaders? cast your vote on twitter, follow me on twitter. like he on facebook, follow he on instagram. our twitter followers are fired up about my new book. putin a ga gambit. a heart, stopping geopolitical international, financial thriller as well. debbie cox wrote, i watch your show every night like clockwork, thank you for that -- i love how you fight for, that i would love a signed copy of y

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trump. [ laughter ] >> randy evans and ed rollins, thank you. >> thank you. lou: breaking news out of flint, michigan where a police officer for bishop international airport was stabbed in what the fbi is investigating as act of terrorism. the incident occurred just before 10:00 this morning. the attacker allegedly shouted "allahu akbar" before stabbing the officer with a knife. the officer is in stabile condition. the fbi took a page from the british on this incident, however, they didn't hold a news conference disclosing the attacker's name until more than six hours after it happened and did so with a surly little attitude by the way. bless their hearts. the suspect was eventually named as amir fat ooh i, a 50-year-old canadian who entered the united states. >>> we're awaiting the president's rally set to commence in just about an hour. coming right back with much, much more and it was a day chock-full of news. stay with us, we'll be right back. >>> good news from washington, majority whip steve scalise is make remarkable progress in his recovery. >> i know

liz: let's bring in ed rollins, joins me now. is kellyanne an right? the hatred is there, no socialization, no members getting to know each other. the problem is not enough resources to do everything everybody wants to do, democrats and republicans. liz: what do you mean resources? >> resources, not enough money, you can't rebuild a wall without cutting something on the other side. the president promised to reset the priorities of the country. operating under the priorities of fdr, lyndon johnson and barack obama. he wants to reset the priorities and the priorities are always about spending. if you want to put 20 or $30 billion in the defense, you got to take that from somewhere else. taxpayers don't want to pay anymore money and we're not going to grow for a while. liz: what about the point kellyanne conway was making the media is avoiding the fact liberal rhetoric motivated him. do you think it's the way the media is covering it? >> i think this is a terribly misguided man who did the shooting. he is an older man who basically his life didn't go the

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ed rollins, who served in their presidential administrations. the dean himself. and pulitzer prize winning columnist for new york post, michael goodwin. let's start with you, michael. this was -- we heard a drum beat from the national left wing media for months now. that the president's travel ban had been crushed under the weight of the district court judges. and half dozen states. particularly the two that moved to the appellate court. now we get one day of president was right all along. what are we doing to do? >> the best thing that i heard today, someone suggested that all appellate courts and district courts they ruled against the president trump. and supreme court today ruled in favor of the president. and i think that was bigges big it was very much anti-trump ruling on west coast cases, this was pure politics from the bench, today we saw. lou: i think that construction -- >> it is not okay. >> i think they were an affront to the idea of an impartial judiciary. >> and the supreme court set them straight today, in short-term, presumably long-term it will b

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ed rollins, thank you, sir. a major focus of the hearing. the cowardly comey. insinuation is his game. why didn't he resign if he was so uncomfortable with president trump. >> he could have complained to me at any time if he felt pressured. but i have no doubt would not yield to any pressure. lou: we take up growing concerns about the russia special counsel with legal scholar and analyst jonathan turley. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. thithis is the new new york.e? think again. we are building new airports all across the state. newnew mass transit. new business friendly environment. new lower taxes. and new university partnerships to grow the businesses of tomorrow today. learn more at esd.ny.gov lou: attorney general jeff sessions insisted his recusal from the russian investigation was all about following the law. >> i recused myself not because of any asserted wrongdoing or any belief i may have been involved in wrongdoing in the

from the shooting in virginia, the man who served in three political administrations, the dean ed rollins you will itser prize winning columnist for the "washington post," michael goodwin. let me art with the shooting today. there is a discussion of unity in the house. some considerable public drama here around that call for unity. do you expect it to survive the day? the week? >> no one can argue with it. there is no counter argument that on a day like this that the parties should come together. but this is all about donald trump. there is this vile hatred shadowing him, and this is have much about his election. this is the continuation of the kathy griffin severed head and madonna fantasizing about progress up the white house and the shakespeare play in new york showing trump's assassination. there is something unleashed on the left, and my feeling is too many mainstream democrats on the left have been silent and it's a cancer and it's spreading. lou: ed, your thoughts. ed: there is a great hatred coalescing around trump and trump supporters. we have a two-pty system. the thing i worry

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ed rollins and michael goodwin thank you. >> thank you. lou: we're coming right back, much more to cover tonight. stay with us. >> president trump unveils his plan to privatize and improve america's outdated air traffic control system. >> by modernizing the outdated system of air traffic control. it's about time. lou: we take up the president's sweeping infrastructure plan and his agenda. house ways and means committee member congressman mike kelly joins me next. >> a middle east realignment. 7 arab nations cut their ties with qatar over their with qatar over their sponsorship of terrorism and >> we are there, day one, with baby names and a gift that lasts a lifetime. we are there, as you grow, protecting you and those you love. and we are there, as you start your next chapter. we are with you through life's journey. we are social security: securing today and tomorrow. get to know us at socialsecurity.gov >> this video produced at u.s. taxpayer expense. lou: president trump today kicking off a week-long campaign to drum up support for his

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joining us ed rollins and was the chief political adviser to the house republican leadership, the deanself, ed, good to have you back. ed: thank you, thank you, big night tonight. trish: it is. ed: and i don't think anybody could have safely predicted it. karen has done a fabulous job coming from way back as she ran against a number of candidates in the primary, and he had a big lead. she said she's caught him and may be ahead at this point in time. see who turns out today. trish: this guy coming out of no where. not even his district. 30-year-old filmmaker who gets a ton of support including hollywood, lots of money inturg -- pouring into this, why is it seen as critical on both sides? ed: the reality of elections is different from this one. $50 million being spent on it, it's extraordinary. both sides have more than sufficient money. it's interpreted as a referendum on trump norte referendum on trump, and trump played very little roll in this. he ran as a moderate democrat, she ran as a very establishment republican in the district like gingrich and others who served their price befo

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ed rollins, former campaign manager for the bush ticket in 1984.mer chief white house political adviser to ronald reagan and a fox news contributor. always good to see you, ed. also judith miller, adjunct fellow at the manhattan institute for policy research. pulitzer prize-winning author and fox news contributor. a horrendous weekend in two senses full. one, british said something was imminent and they were right. the other is these were citizens in a soft target-type situation as these men drove across the london bridge, which is iconic and might be a hard target but into another area. ed rollins, i want to come to you first and talk a little bit about the response last night. >> the response was superb, and judy wrote a wonderful article how effective the police have been and how quickly they responded, but the problem is this potential is there everywhere. terrorism is something we have to learn to live with until we destroy it and have to destroy it over longer period of time. we have to educate people. police in great britain acted very quick

a car is rollin rolling slowly h a red light, the car is slowly rolling. police are behind him trying to pull him over, then a man jumps out of his car, dives through the passenger seat window to stop the car from rolling, that man was having a seizure. >> ashley, despite governor christie vilifying teachers across the garden state. not every teacher is getting rich on back of tax payers. >> a well loved teacher assistant at mustard seed school in hoboken, new jersey, received the lesson in humanity from her elementary school students. >> careful. >> thank you so much. >> now 24-year-old rainy web comes to work every day with a smile, giving it her all. she goes home she faces fear here family will not have a roof over their head. and in january rainy's family lost their home in foreclosure, while her brother, father and sister battled life-threatening illnesses. >> sometimes you go through hardships you lose value that you snow yourself, because -- value that you see in yourself, you say what did i do. then the kids say, i still need help and i need you.

rollins makes this argument about the travel ban this morning in the pages of "usa today." he says when mr. obama instituted the first of his travel bans in 2011, he cited the same legislation as his predecessors. ?oes that apply in this case guest: that is comparing apples with oranges, unfortunately. what happened under the obama administration, there was greater scrutiny applied to nationals of certain countries. people were not barred from entering simply because they were a national of that country. if they did want to seek a visa to enter the united states, there would be additional security reviews of the background check. that's not what this executive order is attempting to do. ans is attempting to put absolute bar on entry of people entering from those countries. this is sometimes lost in the public discourse. if this executive order is allowed to go into effect, it has an effect on american citizens here and home. -- here at home. there are people in united states with family members who engage in business dealings were nationals of these countries. there's a seg

get that rock and roll music going because we're rock and rollin' here last night. live look at orcle arena. everything gold last night. now this celebrating what might be the greatest season in nba history, a nice finish. everybody's tired this morning but it was worth it. good morning to you. >> i'm just curious if you were to pull out wider shot if there's still fans running around. >> no kidding. we'll get more to that in just a little bit. another nice start to our day. >> nice and cool. i know a lot of people out there still celebrating. maybe you're watching us from a bar some where or you haven't gone asleep yet. as we go into today we are going to have some slightly warmer temperatures in san jose, up to 76, oakland 71 and 82 today in napa. let's talk about the warriors victory parade as we'll have some beautiful weather on thursday. it starts at 10:00 in the morning and of course we will have everything you need to know about the parade. let's head over to mike. >> all of the transit agencies have already sent out notices. we will take you to west 24, that

maria: we're back with ed rollins, mary kissel, and one of the reasons that the agenda has been stalled had been unending since the president took office, mary. where are you on robert mueller right now, special counsel? give me your thoughts sphwhrflt well, first of all, this is starting to hook like a witch hunt, i think. we know president trump was not under investigation by the fbi. we know that he did not ask the fbi direct or -- or, rather, order him to drop an investigation, and we know that it was well within the president's rights to dismiss the fbi director. he has that power as president. we gave that power to the president after the buys of j. edgar hoover. so what exactly is mueller investigating here? >> well, we've moved from investigating whether russians were involved in our election, which they were, to basically investigating the president, and this president is terribly distracted by all of this, as he should be. it's unfair, and the reality is he's got four big posts in the cabinet -- treasury, state, attorney general and defense -- and now we don't have the politic

lauren: joining us, richard goodstein and republican strategist ed rollins. good to see both of you. marc lotter -- i'll start with you, rich. he didn't want to talk about timelines, but investors want timelines. we want to see tax reform, and we want to see health care reform. that's what the president campaigned on. >> look, i think we have a couple insights about how popular this health care bill was that a passed the house. one, the polls show it to be fabulously unpopular, and with each passing month the affordable care act is more and more popular. but i think the ultimate exclamation point was you had a house republican candidate had to body slam a reporter rather than answer the direct question, what do you think about the american health care act, the bill that passed the house. look -- and dozens and dozens of house republicans refuse to engage in town hall meetings because they're scared to death that they're going to get questions about the health care bill that they voted for. lauren: okay. >> do i think it's going to pass anytime soon? no, for a

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