rnc chair, ronna mcdaniel, your impressions, if you will, on the democratic members of the subcommittee, as they tried to take on the attorney general of the united states. >> well, democrat members of subcommittee failed. trying too discredit attorney general barr. he countered every point they made, they said you were too quick to find a conclusion, he said we have a preview of it, which shows how fake the news had been with sources like "new york times" said that mueller team was not happy with power's conclusion. -- about barr's conclusion. so many things time after time, they said, what will it get out, he said a week, i will color code the redaction. lou: that is my favorite part of william barr's testimony today. attorney general, i don't know if he men me meant anything by t color coding for the democratic members is appropriate. >> they like to color outside of the lines of the truth, he will give them a road map, into not let them change the narrative and grasp at straws. the report is out, no collusion, no obstruction. let's focus on the border where we really have an emergen

republican national committee chairwoman ronna mcdaniel will be among our bests as will ed rollins. in sri lanka terrorists massacred christians on easter sunday. they killed nearly 300, they injured more than 500 in the coordinated suicide attacks. and president trump has declared there will be no excuses permitted for nations that violate the u.s. sanctions against iran. secretary of state mike pompeo saying it's time for iran to end its support of terrorism and enter the community of civilized nations. >> the goal remains simple, to deprive the outlaw regime of the funds used to stabilize the middle east where, for decades, has allowed iran to the behave poorly. lou: walleed paris and k.t. mcfarlanding among our guests, and armed mexican troops confronted u.s. troops patrolling the area. why did our troops surrender their weapons? we take that up with council president brandon judd, also among our guests tonight. >>> our top story, from the outset of donald trump's presidency, the radical dems, the deep state and the national left-wing media have tried to subvert and overthrow th

ronna mcdaniel. we called her a democratic counterpart tom perez. he was unavailable. y good to have you, ronna. it's interesting because the fact is and ideal in facts here, most americans did get a tax cut. what is interesting about it though is most americans don't feel they did. that is what is kind of wacky, right? i don't know whether it's a case of people that don't see their checks because they're automatically deposited or they just wrote it off as not as big as they wanted even though they got a cut. does it worry you that a signature issue could turn on republicans? >> you also have other indicators that most americans feel the country is doing well economically, consumer confidence is up. people recognize our economy is booming. we just had the 3.2% gdp. we know wages are up. we know jobs are coming back. all of those things together show that president trump's policies work. better trade deals and cutting taxes have created a much better economy. we get to contrast that with the biden-obama economy where wages were stagnant, gdp was minuscule and jobs were

let's bring in ronna mcdaniel, let's start with joe biden.going to go to charlottesville, taking a shot at trying to point out what democrats would be with this saying that it was the low point of the presidency trying to remind voters about that, what do you think? >> joe biden has been running for president since the 1980s, and he continually loses. i don't see anything that will be different this time. he is going to have to run on the failure of the obama-biden administration that we saw last week. the failures of their administration to take seriously the russian meddling in the 2016 election, to inform that they were trying to infiltrate the campaign on top of stagnant wages, failed foreign policy, and -- >> melissa: you know that democrats do not see it like that, they think that president obama was a huge success. he is the most popular guy that they have, so he tries to associate himself with president obama. you obviously do not think that that would work, but democrats do love president obama. >> they love him, but the numbers do n

chair ronna mcdaniel saying, "they're 2020 front-runner want to let terrorist convicted of murderingmerican citizens vote from prison. it's beyond extreme. instead of endorsing bernie's extreme policies, democrats should be condemning them and south carolina senator lindsey graham tweeted, "i look forward to hearing his explanation in south carolina, by dylann roof -- speaking of the man who killed nine charleston churchgoers -- it should be allowed to vote in the upcoming election." and xander's response to his fellow senator reads, "south carolina has a higher incarceration rate than any country on earth. african-americans are 27% of the state population but 60% of the prison population. our racist criminal justice system disenfranchises millions. this is quite simply voter suppression." it won't be the last we hear about this question, in fact, we might hear it right here as pete buttigieg has just agreed to a fox news town hall. >> shannon: is going to be fun. trace gallagher, thank you very much. former vice president joe biden now expected to launch his bid for the white house

steve: i'm sure the rnc put out statements ronna mcdaniel tweeted this out about five minutes ago.p score in 8 years biden and olbermann had a net loss of 193,000 manufacturing jobs in just over two years. donald trump has created 453,000 manufacturing jobs. don't let biden take us backwards. that touches on what you were talking about earlier it's the economy. >> right. let's not forget the record. the obama-biden economic disaster was the worst recovery from a recession in modern u.s. history. listen, don't take my word for it. i'm actually begging the audience not to take my word for it. go look that up yourself. we measure economic growth by shockingly growth rates. the growth rates were the worst in modern u.s. history recession. when ronald reagan said are you better off now than you were four years ago? trump could just take that line and repackage it now. and all of these union workers and middle class workers that joe biden thinks is he going to get. these aren't stupid people. i have a lot of friendly union contacts having grown up in new york. i will tell you 100 percent