and actually, in my view, rove's influence was also waning. and this particular episode didn't help. bush himself had to go out and publicly state that he thought the firings of the eight had not been handled well. that famous expression was uttered, mistakes were made. so no one involved in this came out looking good. and of course, they did not go fire all 93 u.s. attorneys. >> the next step that happened after that in the aftermath was there was somebody at the justice department who was interviewing new u.s. attorneys and saying, how much do you love our president? please tell me. do you remember that, philip? >> i do not. >> there was sort of a loyalty question that was added to the job interview. and that hit "the washington post." and there were rogue line prosecutors who saw an opening because they felt that the justice department was, you know, on the rocks a little bit. and they indicted senator ted stevens, and that was the beginning of how that indictment got through, because they thought nobody at the justice department would stop

then you see of course doctor strange rove. punk on the bottom left is saying another brilliant idea. then you have dick cheney. notice bush portrayed as practically -- you can barely see him in his seat in comparison to cheney. carl has a brilliant idea. so there you are. one of the interesting things to me as i read this in the march of 2007 is actually on the inside, cheney's power is actually already waning a lot in the second term. the public image has not caught up to that reality yet. in my view, rove's influence is also waning. this particular episode did not help. bush himself had to go out and publicly state that he thought the firing of the eight had not been handled well. that famous expression was uttered. mistakes were made. so no one involved in this came out looking good and of course they did not go fire all 93 u.s. attorneys. >> the next step that happened after that in the aftermath was someone at the justice department who is interviewing new u.s. attorneys and saying how much do you love our president? plea

going to bring in karl rove, good day to you. just curious, may be in a political sense how voters see this. do they see a law and order president going back to 2016 trying to take charge with these federal agents in portland for example, or do they see a former vice president who is laying back a little bit to see how all of this plays out, what is your sense? >> first, let's take what they most obviously see and that is an overbought prosecutor who is doing the stupid thing. here's a couple who i have not seen any footage of them pointing their weapons at people, but think about it. the prosecutor says it's wrong for you to display a weapon, to defend your home when people have broken through a fence in an iron gate, walked over trespassing signs and are in a private neighborhood walking down a private street, a large mob, and there's nothing wrong with that, but it's wrong to have a display a couple of weapons in a state that has protect your home law. it's absolutely right to say that he is going to take action against her an

the perception, it's cheney or rove, somebody is pulling the strings. president trump, steve bannon. nobody ever said that about barack obama or bill clinton. is it a partisan thing? is it that the press thinks republicans are not smart enough to do it on their own? there must be somebody else behind them? the democrats aren't smart enough? how do you explain this? >> you just answered the question. that was too easy. i did not work with bill clinton on my turn. barack obama, you can say many things about him. honest face. very smart. very, very smart. very profit surreal, some would say. to his fault, he probably had his hands on a lot of different things. it is also -- part of it is we can talk about more about this. we know about the drama obama. it was a low-key white house. we did not leak, we did not books -- write books about him. it was all about doing what was best for the president. it is not to say that there were not people who are strong advisers before him, but that just may never have come out. this next one is -- this one is a little har

karl rove, senator john kennedy, and a really big announcement. stay with us. ♪ >> sean: the fight for chaos in portland continues. filmmaker and documentarian amit horowitz capture the meaning these disturbing take a look. >> we fight cops, not ourselves! [crowd chanting "feds go home." home"] [chanting] >> sean: more on the collapse in another liberal city, law and order gone. he's a in portland tonight, filmmaker ami horowitz. describe what you saw specially what it relates to what they were doing to police and other s areas. >> o total chaos, sean. basically what's going on is you have in portland at 9:00 you have four square block radius around the federal court building in portland taken over by protesters.an last night i was there going back tonight there were about 5,000, people there who were protesting. but we've got toab be clear abot what we mean by protesters. the great stories of what's going on not in portland but the protests in general is media malpractice how these people are portrayed, how people view them in the media. they are

'd 'd karl rove the turd blossom as we've talked about is in charge now and i'm not seeing anything that rove is doing is almost like rosa rhodes got open you are going to i hope we can squeak by look less than $100.00 days from the election. and talk about where we are with you know where it comes electoral college where it is where they were one run last year and popular vote popular vote right now to me doesn't mean as much what what electoral vote with one so popular vote bines latest nearly 10 points electoral vote that's going to be won in these battleground states and as you're run down that list of the battleground states at present wisconsin biden's up 10 iowa trump is a point and a half north carolina 2 percentage point basically dead even in florida biden 7 to 8 percent arizona biden is for as you go down the list many of the states those battleground states that trump one in 2016 he is actually only leading in iowa a sign of trouble i think it's i think florida of all the battleground states a lot of the florida especially is crucial to president trump if he has any chan

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i want to bring in karl rove, former deputy chief of staff to george w.n, none of us are. but he had great humility. i thought that was a great word brought forward by governor huckabee. and he was also a man of joy which president obama referred to. he was so angry over the results of the 2000 election, he refused to come to the inaugural but shortly thereafter he had an occasion to meet president bush and the two men formed a relationship, he was very supportive of the president's no child left behind education effort, the president worked with him closely on renewal of the voting rights act. and so the two men became friends. and it was amazing to me that here was this icon, this man who had suffered brutally at the hands of state troopers on the edmund pettus bridge and you can't look at that footage and not see the courage of that moment. but he was a humble guy and when we come to the white house and you'd say hello to him, he always had the same response which was to say "how are you doing, my brother?" maybe that was a politician figuring out how

karl rove the architect. thank you. today the president laid out exactly what's at stake in november. let's see what he had to say. >> i used to say we would become another venezuela for the same ideology, you would become another venezuela. venezuela used to be some of the richest in the world and in the period one of the richest in the world, among the largest oil reserves. now they don't have water, they don't have medicine, they don't have food. if you've got a lot of oil, it doesn't seem to matter.m they don't have anything. and that can happen to us. all you have to do is look at portland. look at the agitators. look at the anarchists in portland. >> sean: here with the reaction, louisiana senator john kennedy. that's a lot to absorb. i want to get your reaction to all of it.o have great to have you back, sir. >> thank you, sean. i think it would be a fair statement to say the democratic party has taken a hard left and kept driving. many of my democratic friends now believe that socialism, illegal immigration, and

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karl rove says that both issues could culminate in the campaign, in the days that we have.d to have you. ultimately, the president, i would assume, is going to be judged on how the coronavirus is going. in the fall, we will have a lot of kids returning to school. those who will meet in person, and a lot of people returning to work. every time we do resume that sort of stuff, there are predictable spikes. we have to decide what is acceptable, but how do you think the president is faring through this? >> well, today of the last few days, talking about everybody's patriotic duty to wear a mask. from a rhetorical standpoint, i wish that had been there two months ago in three months ago. i did think that the hearing today was very interesting. one of the democratic members of the house oversight committee was present dr. fauci and dr. dr. redfield, the center for disease control on what more should we be doing now? it was very interesting because they said we are doing everything we should be doing now. these are not easy situations. there is no simple formula, but we are doing

this is a big number that and watch the approval rating if he if you can have the turd blossom call rove 'd 'd can raise that approval rating for bush above 40 percent he at least is still in the game and that's a magic number ok let me ask you about the mel rushmore speech i don't get this it was so divisive i mean you have the new york times it's racist it's devised. you know this is the worst thing that could possibly happen that the media was just like you know their hair was on fire hysterical about this what what what is the right say about what what is his core what is it is is course a the whole some of the phrasing that the president used in that speech was a culture war and this issue typifies that the left felt like you said the new york times some of what they said about how far left and radical how how scary the speech was the right love that speech in fact when you say the right was that just his cold war but was it beyond that no ok it was cool or this course 40 percent 40 percent and that it was red meat for his core but again is trump having to still rally that base to m

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are now really turbulent here in brazil it's not sure what's going to happen the next days into both rove says he's taking the anti malaria drug pushed by us president donald trump the doctors say the medication does not necessarily work against covert 19 so why is bowles and our taking it. he simply believes in it he says so 2 hours ago he talked to his followers on a facebook live message saying on camera that taking a pill of clerking in front of the camera and saying that he believes in it knowing that there's no scientific evidence that chloroquine really works so he's ignoring a recent study done in man hours the amazon capital of brazil where scientists showed that it can cause heart attacks so. just following his role model donald trump who is on the same path when some political leaders get infected they change their policies others don't and let's look at brazil the country is registered over 1200 additional coronavirus deaths on chuse day alone how do you think this will impact both on our own is policy so far chorused that this crisis will be longer and will last longer this i

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let's bring in wall street journal columnist karl rove, served to george w. bush.ood to see you, first of all, what do you make of joe biden's performance, he came out of hibernation, the press gave him good marks. karl: it took him 3 months to have news conference and maybe we will have to wait another 3 months before he has his next one. they obviously had him rested, prepared and ready for it and he came across quite well, i thought. paul: well, then, what do you make of his strategy? he has been basically building a 10-point lead in hibernation in basement. i guess the question is if your -- you're winning, why change? [laughter] karl: reappear in another couple of months. look, he's had the advantage of being off the stage so the light while we have gone through a pandemic, while we've gone through an economic recession, while we've gone through, you know, a rocking recovery from the pandemic with fits and start, he's been off the camera and the camera has been pointed straight at donald trump and the lights have been hot and they have singed the president. 4

like sides of steep cliffs or very steep crevices, craters, places like that that a roverjust can't roveean, we're going to need to fly. another first for this mission is that the rock samples collected will be stored and eventually brought back to earth, and some will head to the uk. hopefully, in about ten or 15 years, we'll get those rocks back from mars. more missions will be sent to bring them back and then we'll be actually able to study those pieces of mars in laboratories on earth. nasa's spacecraft is the last of a trio heading to the red planet. china and the united arab emirates are already on their way. if they all succeed, it will mean a giant leap in our understanding of mars. rebecca morelle, bbc news. that's it from us. good night. at the ebenezer baptist church in atla nta, at the ebenezer baptist church in atlanta, georgia, three former presidents gathered to bid farewell welcome to bbc news. hello to viewers in the uk joining those around the world; it's now time for us to take a first look at the national and international front pages in the papers. hello and welcome

this, use driving waste suburban rhetoric voters in the week it went south for trump and then karl roveat the trump campaign needs to hit reset. joining me now, former speaker of the house newt gingrich, host of the fox news can and do good to see you and thank you for being here tonight. what's your reaction to those folks and their concerns? are they right? >> i think they have every reason to be concerned, but i also think that the president will in fact put together a very good campaign. i think that if you watch the jobs numbers i just came out are amazing. they are now talking that we might actually have 21% growth in domestic product between now and the end of the year because our congressional budget office numbers. if the president can deliver, that will be a big step in the right direction. i also think that there are things the president should do and i think he should be aggressively putting out a big vision of what he would like to achieve in his second term and i think he ought to be challenging the congress to pass a 12 month holiday from the payroll tax and to pass 100%

federal agents are not supposed to engage in general roving law enforcement. that's something reserved exclusively to the states by the amendment. so you notice the government here is wording what they're doing very carefully, at least officially. they're saying, oh, we're supporting local police, and to that extent, we're only supporting them insofar as we enforce federal law like drug crimes or gun crimes or things like that because they know whether they're in seattle, no matter where they are, federal agents can not start engaging in general law enforcement and taking on traditional local law enforcement activities. that is flat out unconstitutional. >> so jumping off of what tom ridge said in which he said, and i quote, it would be a cold day in hell before he would consent to an uninvited intervention in one of his cities, dannydanny, these localities -- what type of power do they have to restrain the activities of these federal agents if, in fact, they feel like they're unlawfully restraining people arresting folks? >> very little other than going to th

here with more fox news contributor, we call him the architect karl rove. your reaction in the state of the race from your perspective. >> i think you put your finger on it. there needs to be a big contrast made and i think the president did a good job on getting the energy issue in texas. it's not only the opposition of fracking and immediate leasing on federal lands, it is also an immediate ban on leases in federal waters. and if president trump had been on the opposite side not in west texas but the eastern side of the state, he would have been in houston with the economy that depends mightily upon somatic increase and exploration and production that is coming out of the gulf of mexico. but that would in hand, no more releases for the gulf of mexico and in the immediate ban. if you want your utility bill to go higher and your gas bills to go higher in united states to become dependent again on foreign sources of energy, vote for biden energy plan. you know, it is amazing to me, i just saw a letter from the laborers union international to the ohio oil and

karl rove reacts to that.y of a bigger world in a highly-connected lexus vehicle at the golden opportunity sales event. lease the 2020 es 350 for $359 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. new jobs out today. d.c. trying to get the economy in line. is china about to return diplomatic fire? jordan chang is here to take that on. and more about joe biden's campaign and the president addresses the lockdown in america. more of dr. marc siegel's exclusive interview. i'm bill hemmer. see you at the top of the hour. >> trace: most americans are afraid to share their political views according to a new poll from the cato institute. what does this mean a little more than 100 days before voters head to the polls? let's bring in karl rove, fox news contributor. good to see you. in your op-ed in the "wall street journal," you're talking about joe biden's lazy new ideas and you write the following. questioning here, joe biden's strategy to become president appears to be a,

like sides of steep cliffs or very steep crevices, craters, places like that that a roverjust can't roveean, we're going to need to fly. another first for this mission is that the rock samples collected will be stored and eventually brought back to earth, and some will head to the uk. hopefully, in about ten or 15 years, we'll get those rocks back from mars. we'll be sent to bring them back and then we'll be actually able to study those pieces of mars in laboratories on earth. nasa's spacecraft is the last of a trio heading to the red planet. china and the united arab emirates are already on their way. if they all succeed, it will mean a giant leap in our understanding of mars. rebecca morelle, bbc news. time for a look at the weather here's louise lear. hello. it has been a day of contrast gci’oss hello. it has been a day of contrast across the country. we have seen some cloud and rain around but for others, it's been lovely and sunny and pretty warm with it as well. in fa ct, and pretty warm with it as well. in fact, 29 the highest temperature this afternoon in london. it will get warm

congressman dan crenshaw joining us with a reaction to the idea and others in moments about karl rove, here with their analysis and we begin with correspondent mike tobin with a closer look at what's behind the growing protests across the country. hey, mike. >> hey, martha, i can tell you this week in the big pylon of groups demonstrating in chicago and one of the groups demonstrating refusing fascism and they are opposed to the federal agents showing up in chicago as part of operation legend. they said the demonstrators in portland and that's despite clarity of the top level of government that the federal officers in chicago focus on gangs, guns, drugs, and officers of portland to protected with federal buildings and black lives matter's protest composed with a numbe number different gs advocating things like defunding the police. if joined by groups like the chicago activist coalition of justice, wearing yellow shirts and forming a wall of human shields to protect protesters. at the same time, antipolice protesters and the blue rally held by the christopher columbus statue was remov

karl rove saying trump's tweeting habits, that doesn't advance his cause.at do you say? >> i think what mick is making a very good point here. whenever donald trump is talking about joe biden, making the case that the u.s. will be unmitigated disaster, specifically that he is a senile, corrupt chinese-loving hypocrite who would be a figurehead for the far left and socialism. that is a good message. when you talk about what president trump has done for the black community versus what joe biden done the past 40 years. that is great. from what karl rove is saying i don't necessarily agree about the tweets. you need a contrast with more message focused. every time we're out there, take chicago for example, number of children that died. what trump should be doing, here are the people who died, because the democratic policies. make the case that you're going to advance america forward and donald trump can certainly recover and win this election. elizabeth: you know, we have rashida tlaib, michigan congresswoman, progressive doing a big hard push, pulling the demo

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strategist karl rove.an, director of the wilson center, and senator mitch mcconnell's former chief of staff, josh holmes of cavalry consultants. carl, roger stone was convicted of lying to congress and obstructing justice in the investigation of possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia, the special counsel of course found that there was no collusion, but met romney, republican senator mitt romney said of the president's commutation of roger stone, he tweeted yesterday it is historic corruption. is it? >> i don't think so. it may be unpleasant. you left out witness jim tampering, the third charge of what she found guilty. i thought it was interesting the president didn't pardon roger stone but he commuted his sentence. roger stone remains convicted of those three charges. attorney general barr defendant the prosecution in a recent hearing by calling it righteous and appropriate in saying with the sentence was fair. i thought what was interesting was that on friday night when this occurred, t

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roving gangs of wise guys?ten here - me and my boys run this park, and we're gonna fit ol' general bobby lee here for a 'concrete footrest,' if you catch my drift. oh, he's already got one. 'cause he's a statue? well, okay then. sleep with the pigeons, bobby! mmyeh!" do you like my dinero? >> yeah. >> stephen: okay. of course, trump doesn't think preserving statues is just about heritage. it's also about education. "it is important for us to understand and remember, even in turbulent and difficult times, rom a statue, except the evolution of men's pants. how did they go to the bathroom? look at all those buttons! but the president isn't just putting the statues back up - he's going after the people who toppled them. >> we have arrested numerous people, as you know, for what took place outside of washington but in addition, the fbi is investigating hundreds of people throughout the country for what they've done to monuments, statues, and even buildings, so we have very strong laws already on the books. we have a

patrols are roving around the city watching out for fireworks and closed off grizzly peak. oakland police are not only concerned about fireworks but gunfire. >> a challenge we have where we see injures is celebratory gunfire. what goes up has to come down. that's a real concern. >> all fireworks in the city limits are illegal. if you want to report illegal fireworks call: and san francisco firefighters are battling at least two fires tonight. this is video of a fire in mclaren park. that fire is now 80% contained. firefighters are on a scene of a fire caused by illegal fireworks. >>> hours after volunteers painted a black lives matter someone covered it up. volunteers say shown a man were yelling all lives matter. organizers reported the incident to police and volunteers fixed the letters. >> this year's 4th of july looked different. it is day 41 of the protest in the wake of the police killing. george floyd in minneapolis. more on the demonstrations around the bay area. >> reporter: in alameda peace reigned. >> it's important to bring light to the situation. >> we're here

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it will rove around. and just look for any life or signs of life there. this is always a big deal to watch this happen as we see something go from earth into the atmosphere and then on into mars. how cool is that? this has been something they have been just waiting to do, of course. this is 38 seconds into the launch and things are looking very nice as that rover takes off heading to mars. seven months travel it will go on. certainly this is something that's always so interesting to look. this is definitely a big part of that. favorable conditions as we've been talking about making that let's listen in for just a second. >> engine response looks good. the pump speed and fuel injector pressures are responding well to demands on the engine. standing by for burnout shortly. and we have burnout on all four srbs, burnout pressure signatures look good. >> wow. there it is. mars, you can see the rover there. it will take seven months for it to reach mars. a beautiful sight to see. >> we have good indication of all four srbs. >> we're going to keep monitoring thi

to karl rove while we can, your impressions, karl. >> -- that was the quote. to karl rove. >> they stamp their feet, wag their finger, lash out at the attorney general and not give him a chance to answer their questions and if he did get an answer in to their questions they immediately ignored him, stomped off and went on, this is embarrassing, why chairman nadler, i give the democrats credit, they prepared this, they knew their attack lines, they said i'm taking back my time, they knew how to control the dialogue but they come off looking like jerks. >> bill: geraldo, stand by. joe biden speaking in delaware. let's stop by there. >> taxpayer dollars invested by the administration in purchasing things to rebuild roads. fill those cracks in the sidewalks. instill braud band. close the digital divide. create safe places to live and work where you can drink clean water. breathe clean air. and shop in the nearby grocery store with a fresh stock of healthy food. we can't rebuild our economy and meet this climate crisis unless we create opportunities for people to b

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bush fox news contributor karl rove mr.s always this is a smart move to he cancel the convention rather than pouring money into planning which could be canceled anyway. >> we are not that far away from convention five piques away from time delegates to arrive in charlotte somehow get to jacksonville, or have part in charlotte to conduct official business of the convention and then have the nomination acceptance in jacksonville, i hated to be the convention planners, they've been, not a good year to be in charge of the republican or democratic national conventions how they pull this off draw an audience the purpose of conventions officially is to nominate the candidate the political impact the largest moment between time that a candidate announces, and time we get to the presidential debates that people tune in to watch the presidential candidates i think was like 35 million, for donald trump, 2016, 34 million for hillary clinton. >> do you think democrats have to canes their convention different state he have nevertheless a

don't think it is appropriate to take down the sir francis drake sign without more ed aould cus b rove to see peop focusing on that rather than diddling around with the sir francis drake name. >> reporter: but some say it is about setting the right tone going forward. >> there is a lot of symbols, a lot of names, a lot of people that we hold in high esteem that shouldn't be. a lot of them should be brought down. >> reporter: as for changing the name, the school is accepting recommendi recommendations up until the end of august. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. >>> the free ride is over. parking tickets about to make a comeback in one south bay city. >>> and building a better bay area by eliminating waste. coming up next, a local company's effort to prevereinve food delivery and a healthy environment. >>> first let check in with mike. >> are we supposed to find wear's waldo on your blouse there? that is fun. let's talk about what is going on. there is some cloud cover once again. mist and drizzle is possible. let's talk about temperatures as we look at a cloudy east bay shoreline. everybody arou

the president taking a more disciplined approach and karl rove karl rove, white house deputy chief oftor, good to have you here today. what was your assessment of that briefing yesterday, is at the turn indirection that may make a difference in some of the poll numbers for the president? >> i think the president's team hope so because it is a pretty dramatic change. he was disciplined, focused, restrained and short and i think that's what his team has been asking for much earlier and i think they are hoping that this is still done in time. this is what we want to see. commander in chief, he had a message, didn't sugarcoat it and on the other hand he did point out that there are things that we are doing that are going to confront this and i thought it was a good performance. i know from several of his team members that this is what they've been working for and hoping for. >> martha: what your assessment as we are about 100 days from the election and we look forward to a question i've covered many presidential elections but i haven't seen a new cycle like the one that we've been living

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