schumer: ok. last question. reporter: many democrats were defensive of hillary clinton during the election. many endorsed her even before the outcome of this probe. with the benefit of hindsight and this report, there's a real question at the heart that needed to be probed and was this investigation legitimate? from the beginning? the f.b.i. investigation? mr. schumer: the f.b.i. investigation of hillary? reporter: yeah. mr. schumer: yeah, i suppose. look, their findings speak for themselves. plain and simple. thank you, everybody. >> now, fbi director christopher wray holds a news conference following the release of the justice department's ig report on the bureau's handling of the hillary clinton email investigation in the run-up to the 2016 presidential election.

schumer: ok. last question. reporter: many democrats were defensive of hillary clinton during the election. many endorsed her even before the outcome of this probe. with the benefit of hindsight and this report, there's a real question at the heart that needed to be probed and was this investigation legitimate? from the beginning? the f.b.i. investigation? mr. schumer: the f.b.i. investigation of hillary? reporter: yeah. mr. schumer: yeah, i suppose. look, their findings speak for themselves. plain and simple. thank you, everybody. >> here's what's live on c-span on friday. the work on opioid importation and illegal trafficking legislation. the house is in at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. getsspan2, the house panel an update on u.s. preparedness for pandemics and infectious disease outbreaks. then a look at the proposed postal service task force, which will look at ways to modernize the u.s. postal service. that's at noon eastern. on c-span3, a congressional briefing on russia's military strategy. watch that at 9

schumer: ok. last question. reporter: many democrats were defensive of hillary clinton during the election. many endorsed her even before the outcome of this probe. with the benefit of hindsight and this report, there's a real question at the heart that needed to be probed and was this investigation legitimate? from the beginning? the f.b.i. investigation? mr. schumer: the f.b.i. investigation of hillary? reporter: yeah. mr. schumer: yeah, i suppose. look, their findings speak for themselves. plain and simple. thank you, everybody. announcer: c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. morning, friday minnesota republican congressman and deputy chair for the national republican campaign committee tom hemmer talks about campaign 2018. then, new york democratic congressman paul tonko discusses the euro crisis. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal," live at 7:00 eastern on friday morning. join the discussion. announcer: here is what is live on the c-span netwo

schumer: ok, good afternoon, everyone. i'm proud to be joined by my colleague, senator feinstein and warner, and my dear friend and house colleague, who i know longer than anybody probably in this room, jerry nadler. leader pelosi, ranking member cummings, and ranking member schiff are voting and on their way. and they'll speak when they get here. well, so we now know the long-awaited report from the inspector general has been made public. several things are crystal clear. first and foremost, anyone who was hoping to use this report to undermine the mueller probe or prove the existence of a deep-state conspiracy against president trump will be sorely disappointed. those of us who are interested in the truth, however, are pleased to know that the inspector general wrote time and time again that when it came to the clinton email investigation, quote, no vidence that the conclusions by department prosecutors were affected by bias or improper consideration. no evidence that the conclusions by department prosecutors were affect

schumer failed with north korea and iran, we do not need his advice.

because schumer criticized maxine waters.t's wild. >> it is wild. i am a centrist. i believe there's about 40, 50% of america who rejects the politics of the far right and the far left. what you try to do in the elections, at least what i tried to do, is build consensus, not try to take narrow ideological points and principles and impose them on the electorate. i believe in civility and compromise. of all things, decency. for a general election -- >> laura: hold that thought. we're going to keep you for another block. we have so much to ask you. stay right there. a lot more. who is to blame for separations at the border? >> laura: the border crisis may not be the winning issue the left hoped it would be. according to a new rasmussen poll, most americans do not blame president trump for separating children from parents who cross the border illegally. this survey found 54% of likely voters blame the parents. who would have thunk it? only 35% blame the federal government for actually enforcing the law. here now, hans van spakovs

chuck schumer runs to the senate floor to immediately defend comey except as it comes to hillary clinton, and starts talking r about the report. chuck schumer had not time to read this report, neither did the democrats running to the media, and they all sound the same because they'll have the same talking points. here's his recommendations, the ig. we recommend the department and fbi consider developing guidance that identifies the risks associated with and alternatives for permitting a witness to attend a voluntary interview of another witness. that's already a department of justice policy. what that means is, comey allowed the granted witnesses to collude. we recommend the department consider making explicit that

senator schumer -- >> congratulations on your new show. glad to be here. >> good.ave you early on, set the tone about who we think matters. so this is good. >> you matter. >> let's talk politics and then we'll go into policy. >> great. >> joe manchin, senator of west virginia, says he's open to backing trump in 2020. when does he get a phone call from the senate democratic leader? >> our senators are wonderful people. we have great unity in our caucus. and one of the reasons we do is i let people come to their own decisions. i won't put bills on the floor. i've had to do none of that. and people come together. joe manchin is is a guy who likes to talk to everybody. and listen to them. and almost inevitably, he does what's right for west virginia. >> i might back trump in 2020, never heard a sitting democrat or republican say that about a president from the out party. >> i have faith joe manchin will come to the right decision for west virginia. he almost always has. people never thought, you know, he was one of our strongest people on health care. why? because the

he said senator schumer is a master politics and spinmeister.rmer president obama is open to helping senate democrats in the fall. so perhaps that explains his optimism. didn't help hillary clinton in 2016. i'll point that out. there are ten democrats up in states that president trump won in 2016, lisa. so what is chuck schumer eating or drinking? >> i don't know. i'd like to know. might be interesting. senate schumer said it would be a democratic nation in the making. maybe he should stick to his day job and stop obstructing and lay off the political prognosticating. he's not very good at it. dagen, to your point, it's just math. democrats are facing -- they have more democrats up for re-election cycle than republicans do. not to mention the ten states that president trump won, five by double digits. a lot of vulnerable democrats. a poll showed that at least five of the democrats, more than half of voters in those states said they don't deserve re-election. so democrats are looking a tough math and we might see chuck schumer crying on election

senator schumer: i was on the floor talking about an issue related to the supreme court. and i thank all of our colleagues for being here. i thank our great leaders in labor and in the past few days, we have seen just how powerful the supreme court can be when it comes to the lives of middle class americans and those strugging to get from. the janus decision is a gut punch to working people across america and gut punch to income equality and 50 years of progress. it is a despicable decision and the court reached out to overturn 40 years of precedent n a flimsy, almost made-up justification to meet their ideological needs. when john roberts came before us, he said he would call the balls and strikes. the janus decision was a political wild pitch. nowhere near the strike zone. we democrats are going to fight hard to undo it. the greatest problem in america probably bar none is that middle class incomes are not keeping up. why did middle class incomes advance so much? , was because of these people these people -- [laughter] senator schumer: and i pointed to monica and their

sena schumer should haven't said what he said. he sounds like he didn't support president trump. >> harris: do you think he meant something else? >> david: he struck the wrong tone in that speech on the floor of the senate. >> harris: kellyanne conway, adviser to the president, counselor to the president rihis tone. watch this. >> this is going to consulted with congress, unlike the one-sided iran dealre he gave up piles of cash and got very little in r president obama didn't have the courage to bring it to the senate to ratify it. at least this president will consult with the senate. in fact did yesterday. >> harris: kellyanne conway making the point that the president is willing to take this to congr again, to you, tateie. -- katie. i saw you nodding as david is talking. ratifying this in congress is something both sides want but do you get there? >> katie: the administration has to drive the train on this one and come one aete plan and a cron -- concrete treaty and show it to congress and debate what they can work with and what

leader pelosi. >> thank you very much leader schumer. appreciate the comments made by you in coming over here i heard you and by senator feinstein and ranking member on the intelligence committee senator warner and the judiciary senator feinstein and my ranking member jerry adler. now we are joined by a ranking member on the intelligence adam schiff. in addition i wanted to make two points that may be additional but i want to emphasize them. one is that the ig informed us that rudy giuliani was part of the investigation. we will see what that takes us to. the report does not answer how they got those leaks and democrats are demanding answers. secondly the report says the fbi was under constant pressure from congressional republicans. that pressure has now been directed to the mueller investigation. the report provides no basis to the g.o.p. to challenge the legitimacy of the mueller investigation. it must continue unhindered. it's deeply disturbing that the republicans are possessed with undermining our intelligence and law enforcement a

i will turn tour leader schumer for your remarks. then i asked leader pelosi to step up. >> thank you. i'm sorry i was on the floor talking about an issue, called the supreme court. is it related to why we're here today. i think our colleagues for being here. i think are great leaders and labor and in the past few days we have seen how powerful the supreme court can be when it comes to the lives of middle-class americans and those struggling to get there. the janus decision is a gut punch for the working people across america. it got punch to income quality into 50 years of progress. it is a despicable decision. in the court reached out to over turn over 40 years of precedent on a flimsy, almost made up first amendment justification to meet their ideological needs. when john roberts came before us he said he would call the balls and strikes. the janus does vision was a political wild pitch, nowhere near the strikes him. we democrats will fight hard to undo it. the greatest problem in america, bar none is that middle-class incomes are

martin luther king about people like chuck schumer. what did you mean.are being ripped apart. children are being ripped apart from families. if you're going to talk to me about civility about how i'm supposed to act when i see a sarahrs hackabee-s, it is in my right and say to her this is what i feel about you. civility is not about violence, the womhe's marn you saw ayit the largest single k protest in u.s. history welcomed a lot of new activists. the next step is what else do you got? you can rally, hold a sign. if you believe insomething, and in perpetual outrage, you can organizeig in l of people liken chuck schumer takes the time to sit on the senate floor and try to chastise aoman like mac seen waters who's basically saying ton'us, she did say harass or hch or people. she said there's nothing wrong with a restaurant like the hen to basical give you your money back and say, we'll comp your plate and we don't want you in yot. establis i get harassed by peopl that are, you know, in my opposition they a heckle mt events, it'sth r right to do that and c

issues on the table from chuck schumer. the changes they made are pretty reasonable. understand why -- there's a consensus that can't pass. i hear that and i'm sure it's correct. but why can't it pass? people want something done. it's a reasonable compromise. >> bret: jonah, before break. >> it's worth pointing out one of the reasons why democrats have hardened as they want to support dianne feinstein's bill and her bill is insane in its provisions about what it would do. basically it suggests democrats have bought into this idea that they can bet on the democratic c wave and they don't want to let go of the issues. the republicans are in real trouble. this issue splits the republican party at a moment the blue wave seemed to be dissipating. the economy was going gangbusters. looked like the republicans could hold on to the house. all of all of a sudden, this puts all of that in doubt. it's a precarious situation. >> bret: precarious with both sides. the red state democrats who signed onto feinstein's bill which says you can't arrest any illegal immigrants within 100

the meeting between schumer, pelosi and president trump.his president wants the wallet is going to get the funding or really there's not a movement. you're going to compromise or you're going to get nothing. you can't change the way president trump is on the subject. >> in 15 the 22nd, is it worth it for democrats to keep denying the president funding for his wall? >> the president has articulated where the funding will come from for the fiscal conservatives. how are you paying for the wall? 25 billion could be going towards supporting poor families. >> i support the troops 100%. >> robert, you have been consistent on that. i will give you that. we appreciate you being here. happy father's day, my friend. take care. elizabeth: great conversation there. i migrants spent a week sailing across the mediterranean the is now arriving in spain and document the spanish port of valencia with 100 migrants on board. the migrants arriving have 45 days or for they must start to resolve their legal situation in europe. they have denied entry to the rescu

what chuck schumer is saying, harris, we want to verify.not just some pomp and -- >> democrats and republicans are saying that everybody has to be on the same page about what denuclearization is. >> yes. and verification and the like. >> and democrats sent to the white house making some of the same points that republicans did. we'll see. june 12 is around the corner. >> if you've been here since the start of the show, we showed you a letter from charles krauthammer on his declining health. now the chairman, this from the office of rupert murdock. he's sharing this with us. >> we'll be right back. oh, you brought butch. yeah! (butch growls at man) he's looking at me right now, isn't he? yup. (butch barks at man) butch is like an old soul that just hates my guts. (laughs) (vo) you can never have too many faithful companions. that's why i got a subaru crosstrek. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. mitzi: psoriatic arthritis tries to get in my way? watch me. ( ♪ ) mike: i've tried lots of things for my joint pain. now? watch me. (

they are also upset about schumer's support of a controversial new sex trafficking law. the protest coincided with others across the country for international sex workers day. >>> to better news in san francisco, a high flying stunt to reveal san francisco's newest street sign in honor of the legendary tony bennett. the crowd amazed as it looks like the 91-year-old singer was repelling from the top of the fairmont hotel. as he got a little closer the big reveal left a stuntman who made a swap with the iconic singer. thousands turned out for the rename rs of the 900 block of mason street as tony bennett way. this spot is no coincidence, he first publicly performed, i left my heart in sfrans at the fair mont in december of 1961. he called yesterday a day he would never forget. >> it's so beautiful, the sun is out and san francisco at its best right now. thank you for being so wonderful to me and to everybody in america. thank you very much. >> the frsan francisco board of superers gave the go ahead in november of last year, it was one of the last official acts ed lee made

schumer: madam president, members of both parties, and, i believe, the vast majority of americans remain concerned about the trump administration's zero tolerance policy that's resulted in thousands of families separated at the border. anyone who has seen the photos, heard the audio of small children alone and afraid crying out for their parents cannot help but feel horror and disgust by what's going on. that's not america. that's not the america we know and love and generations before us have known and loved. clearly, no one should be allowed into this country who doesn't meet the legal requirements, but we have an adjudication process that in the past did not require the separation of parents from their children. the trump administration has decided, of its own will and volition, to take a crueler, more callous, and indeed more expensive and time-consuming approach. as a bipartisan group of former u.s. attorneys wrote yesterday, quote, the zero tolerance policy is a radical departure from previous justice department policy and that it is dangerous, expensive, and inconsistent with the

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. >> mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer talked about immigrant families being separated after crossing the border. first we hear from senator mcconnell on how his party plans to address the situation followed by senator schumer. >> good afternoon everyone. i support and all of the members of the republican conference support a plan that keeps families together while their immigration status is determined. we had a very robust discussion at lunch about the need to fix the problem. i understand the president just called on us to fix the problem and obviously, for that to occur in the senate would require bipartisan discussions. senator cornyn has been in the middle of this, senator cruz and others are working on it as well. we hope to reach out to the democrats and see if we can get a result which means making a law and not just get into some kind of sparring back and forth that leads to no conclusion. for that let me turn to senator cornyn. >> i agree with majority leader, that is what we want to do. we want to keep families together. some people have suggested the only way to do that i

amy schumer can't stop the feeling. >> funny, amy. >> inside amy schumer's paparazzi playbook. dance like everybody is watching. >> you're the best. >> the happy newlywed held her time's up bag while busting a move. they went on their merry way. photog free. >> thanks, guys. >> didn't know the cameras were there. >>> now to alicia silverstone who turns back time on thursday's "lip sync battle." hard to believe it's been nearly 23 years since she first flauntedhatplaid. drop it low and pick it up just like this ♪ >> co-host chrissy teigen was all abuzz. >> i had no idea how badly i needed to see that again. >> finally, jamie foxx's emotional father's day surprise. >> this is my father's day gift, dad. look how cute they are. >> oh. >> tonight on their game show, beat shall zam, his 24-year-old daughter ambushes his emotions, playing a song he wrote for her called "heaven." >> i love you. i almost lost my gangster right there. >> happy father's day. >> she almost got it. >>t's father's day this weekend. get out. get those cards. >> get ready. >>> coming up -- >> lots of twists an

he will vote for chuck schumer to be the leader and chuck schumer is not your friend. >> harris: and mcdaniel speaking candidly to joe manchin. great to see you today. we appreciate your time. >> thank you for having me, harris. >> harris: >> abby. >> -- now just minutes -- absolutely. we are minutes away from the press conference with president trump and japan's prime minister. stay with us. a >> dana: hi, everyone i'm dana perino. big show today as we are waiting for a news conference with president trump and japan's prime minister. a lot to talk about ahead of the president's meeting with the g7. and then kim jong un. plus, it will be her first time on the "the daily briefing." democratic senator elizabeth warren. she will join us in a few minutes with senator cory gardner. they have a bipartisan bill involving marijuana. i will ask them about today's hot topic. join us at the top of the hour. >> harris: we are just minutes away from the joint news conference president between trump and the japanese prime minister as the north korean summit is now coming in to full view. bring in

remember, schumer voted to build the wall when we were in the white house. now he finds the wall to be a symbol of evil but he voted for it and as did hillary clinton. we have 650 miles of barrier along the southern border. most of the money that president trump is talking about is not going to build new wall. yeah, some new wall, but most of it is to firm up and better structure the wall that we now have along the border that they voted for, the democrats voted for. >> i know. we'll see. they'll delay this vote until tomorrow. we'll see if they get it solved before then and maybe over to the senate. karl rove, thank you. the house voting now on the first of two immigration bills with the vote on the second delayed till tomorrow. we'll talk to a congressman from texas on what we can expect to happen. your heart doesn't only belong to you. so if you have heart failure, ask your doctor about entresto. it helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an a

and nower senator schumer was jt pointing out, the b is in t court of the house of representatives. republicans control the house of representatives. here in the senate on a bipartisan basis. senator mur, senator collins, senator kennedy of louisiana, and they voted net neutrality. we know, as senator schumer just said, that it the vote was taken right now on net neutrality in the house of representatives, it uld win. we would be able to put those protections back on the books. so, millions of people rose up throughout the six months of lastea year. 22 million them contacting the fcc peered ajit pai, chairman of the fcc ignored those 22 million people, and i sits and i secreted to vote two vote on the federal communications commission. they took net neutrality off of the books. in other words, they officially stripped consumers of the protection that have allowed the economy and our democracy to flourish. now, amerins w h blindly trust their cle companies, their broadband companies,heir internet providers to protect them against discrimination. the cable dream come tru they were in

tweeting obama, schumer, pelosi did nothing about north korea. now weak on crime, high tax schumer is telling me what to do at the summit. that the dems could never set up themselves. schumer failed with north korea and iran. we don't really need his advice." here with reaction senior fellow of london center for policy research monica crowley and the fox news contributor and retired c.i.a. intelligence officer who will be with us in singapore next week. daniel hoffman. good to see you both. it's actually true. the let's mentality seems to be i have to kiss the ring and bribe dictators. maybe they will like us better. that doesn't work, daniel. >> no. that would have been like the sunshine policy. which for north korea was more like moonshine. it took in $3 billion from south korea and $2 billion from china for a ten-year period while they built out the nuclear program and the icbm capability. that is multiple decades of failed policy the president is trying to correct. it's not easy to do. but i will tell you, the summit is making me nostalgic fo

upset with schumer about making jokes about them. also jums u. upset about her new support of a sex trafficking law. >>> president trump can't be forced to testify in the russia investigation. well, that's according to the president's lawyers. in a secret 20-page letter obtained by "the new york times," that letter sent to special counsel robert mueller says that mr. trump has authority over all federal investigations therefore he cannot be subpoenaed. >>> just nine days before president trump's historic se appears to be leader of the scaling back expectations of what might come of t with north korea's second in command, president trump called the meeting the start of a process and hinted at more meetings to come. today, secretary of defense jim mattis said the administration's goal for the summit has not changed. >> so we still stand for the verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the peninsula. and the diplomats are engaged right now in new york. the advanced teams are engaged here in singapore, and i think the hopes of all of us lie wi

and democrats, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer said no.n fact chuck schumer said we shouldn't arrest any illegal immigrants within 100 miles of the border. that is the definition of a broken border. we cannot have that. >> do think that this will be passed this week? to finally try to get something? >> i think it's going to be very close vote. i think the democrats what i'm hearing nancy pelosi does not want to compromise. she will encourage all of them to vote no. this is a way that we can give a permanent legal status with a pathway to citizenship for daca. but also give us border security, a more merit-based system. i think it's a very good compromise. it will be hard to get this to do that but they should. all septic convinced conservative frenzies is the right thing to do. it is very important. >> had you do that? that is just the point. as he said, some are not for this legislation. finally, how do you do that so the american people can see that there is legislation in some of the issues you brought up? >> the present has made very c

they are told by schumer policy don't do it because we want to see if we can -- they are told by schumert do it because we want to see if we can pick up seats. they don't care about anything. all they say is abstract -- obstruct. all they are good at is obstructing. they generally stay together. i respect them for that. that is about it. their policies stink. they have no ideas, no nothing, the democrats. all they can do is obstruct and stay together and make it impossible to take your children and families and to take care of immigration. we should be able to make an immigration bill that can really solve the problem, not just this. this is one aspect of it. this is one very important but small aspect of it. we should be able to do a bill and invite them to come to the white house anytime they want. this afternoon would be good. after the cabinet meeting would be good. officially.ited i will a you do the inviting kumal at the press to the inviting. let you do the inviting, let the press to the inviting. over the last 20 to 25 years, it has gone worse. every time they write or rule -- wr

and what chuck schumer would want. that is a stark difference and it will play out this fall. >> all right. stand by. we have to get a break in here. we've been covering this breaking news. we're talking about supreme court justice anthony kennedy will be turning 82, he has just announced that he will be retiring from the supreme court effective end of july. what this means moving forward for this court. will we have a new justice before the all-important midterm election this november? i'm brooke baldwin. you are watching cnn. your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. billions of problems. dry mouth? parched mouth? cotton mouth? there's a therabreath for you. therabreath oral rinse and lozenges. help relieve dry mouth using natural enzymes to soothe and moisturize. so you can... breathe easy, there's therabreath at walmart. we have

tweeting obama, schumer, pelosi did nothing about north korea.ow weak on crime, high tax schumer is telling me what to do at the summit. that the dems could never set up themselves. schumer failed with north korea and iran. we don't really need his advice." here with reaction senior fellow of london center for policy research monica crowley and the fox news contributor and retired c.i.a. intelligence officer who will be with us in singapore next week. daniel hoffman. good to see you both. it's actually true. the let's mentality seems to be i have to kiss the ring and bribe dictators. maybe they will like us better. that doesn't work, daniel. >> no. that would have been like the sunshine policy. which for north korea was more like moonshine. it took in $3 billion from south korea and $2 billion from china for a ten-year period while they built out the nuclear program and the icbm capability. that is multiple decades of failed policy the president is trying to correct. it's not easy to do. but i will tell you, the summit is making me nostalgic for

. >> melissa: top senate democrat chuck schumer already vowing opposition. shocking. saying none of the potential nominees on the president's list would be fit for the high court and warning that the president's nominee may move to overturn the court's landmark roe v. wade abortion ruling. >> the senate should reject on a bipartisan basis any justice who would overturn roe v. wade or undermine key healthcare protections. the senate should reject anyone who will instinctively side with powerful special interests over the interests of average americans. >> one of the top judicial advisers to the president on the next supreme court pick dismissing senator schumer's concerns. leonard leo of the federal society noting the democrats have been saying that for decades. >> the left has been using the roe v. wade scare tactics since 1932. -- 1972. for 30 years, nothing has happened to roe v. wade. we know a lot about the justice roberts as we knew about kennedy when he was nominated. so i think the abortion issue is a scare tactic. >> melissa: so i'm very excited to be on the c

chuck schumer let it slip that democrats aren't that concerned about separated immigrant kids. they prefer to keep the issue alive rather than work with the president to solve it. couldn't give him credit. asked why the democrat reject the gop bill, the senator said, quote, legislation is not the way to go here when it's so easy for the tonight sign it. what? heaven forbid democrats work with the gop to fix the crisis without leaving the border wide open. we're going to de great immigration policy in a moment. first another update on the separation on the border from rodney, chief border patrol agent of the san diego sector. great today you, how are you, thanks for being with us. >> thank you for having me. i hear there's a birthday wish we should pass on. >> laura: i decided to celebrate with you guys. i have to celebrate the birthday the border patrol. >> thank you. >> f laura: thank you so much. i was here in 1997 covering the operation gatekeeper, clinton-era double fencing which reallywa worked. it was really successful. now, it's 21 years later. what's changed? >> well, c

they're told by schumer and pelosi, don't do it. because we want to see if we can pick up seats. they don't care about the children. they don't care about the injury. they don't care about the problems. they don't care about anything. all they do is say obstruct and let's see how we do because we have no policies that are any good. they're not good politicians. they have nothing going. all they're good is obstructing and they generally stick together. i respect them for that. that's about it. their policies stink. they're no good. they have no ideas. they have no nothing, the democrats. all they can do is obstruct and vote together and vote against

i just told you i'll invite senator schumer and nancy pelosi. they can come over. they can bring whoever they want. but the lawmakers have to sit down and they have to do something because our country cannot continue to run like this. we can't have open borders. you have to have borders. you don't have a country without borders. they have to be enforced. it has to be a strict enforcement. at the same time we want people to come into our country. we need them. we have many companies right now moving back into the united states. they need workers. we have 3.8% unemployment. they need workers. we have to have them come in. i'm saying, i want people to come in. they have to come in through a merit system, but we can have a lot of people come into our country through the merit system so they can help these companies that are looking so hard for people to make the company work. but the -- in a very, very simple way congress has to get together, get their act together, democrats and republicans, they have to come up with a solution. i have ideas. they have ideas. we can p

i just told you i'll invite senator schumer and nancy pelosi. they can come over. they can bring whoever they want. but the lawmakers have to sit down and they have to do something because our country cannot continue to run like this. we can't have open borders. you have to have borders. you don't have a country without borders. they have to be enforced. it has to be a strict enforcement. at the same time we want people to come into our country. we need them. we have many companies right now moving back into the united states. they need workers. we have 3.8% unemployment. they need workers. we have to have them come in. i'm saying, i want people to come in. they have to come in through a merit system, but we can have a lot of people come into our country through the merit system so they can help these companies that are looking so hard for people to make the company work. but the -- in a very, very simple way congress has to get together, get their act together, democrats and republicans, they have to come up with a solution. i have ideas. they have ideas. we can p

schumer complains, but he doesn't do anything. schumer is a guy who is an obstructionist. all they have to do is call us and we'll draw a bill that gives us great border security that is fair. i don't like these children being separated from their parents. i don't like it, i hate it. that is a democrat bill we are enforcing. we could enforce it in one day. all they have to do is come and see us. [indiscernible question] >> i can't hear your question. too much competition. you're not prepared. i can't believe she's not prepared. see, they're shocked, right. we'll bring it up. >> what are you going to do for 12 hours on the plane? president trump: i have 15 boxes of work. i will be able to work without being bothered from phone calls and you guys writing fake ories about me and have to respond. >> are you worrying about the thing that rudy is saying in israel? president trump: he is doing a good job. he said what. >> he said being a porn star is representable work. >> i'm not going to disagree ith him on that. [indiscernible question] president trump: i can't hear. i like de

schumer said he does not know who the leader of the democrat party is. looks like another stealth trend, the weak leadership of the democrats. pelosi and schumer blocking up and comers and the moderates in the democrat party, kayleigh are basically shut out. i don't know if the leadership right now is strong enough to stop bernie sanders from yanking the party left. moderate democrats are left without a home out there in the country. >> they are because their version in congress, the blue dog democrat is extinct. this is the party of bernie sanders and nancy pelosi, if they are going pick bernie or nancy, they will not prevail in an election. liz: guys, let's tee up that bite with larry kudlow at the white house. what happened was larry kudlow was at a white house facing reporters, and the reporter was questioning about economic growth. play the sound bite. >> the best economy and jobs ever. >> unemployment as you know, a good story to tell, unemployment is not at an all-time low. gdp growth is not at an all-time high. while the economy is doing well, ho

a vote for her is a vote for nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. vote for her is a vote for taxes going way up. are going to give you all sorts of false promises. your taxes are going way up. she was saying forget about the crumbs. it was a lot of money for people. more. $3000 three weeks, she was talking about she wants to raise everybody's taxes. i don't think so, somehow that doesn't play very well. is a vote for her increased taxes, weak borders, it's really a vote for crime, it's a vote to get rid of police officers. they want to get rid of vice. -- of ice. the thing they respect his toughness. you are the number one student in your class, they don't respect that, they respect toughness. our people are so tough. they are much tougher than the ms 13 people. these guys go in with a paddy wagon and they grab them and put them in and we get them out of our country and we put them in jail. they are killing people. they don't kill them with guns. they kill them with knives because they cut them into little pieces. it's much more painful. they are ta

schumer toul for mr. be calling it a reality show, something that is not even 24 hours old? not know if it will amount for something substantial, and don't we root for peace? rep. bera: absolutely. . would tone down the rhetoric i might not agree with everything the president said, but at least we are talking. it feels better than when i was in south korea a year ago when it felt like we were a lot closer to a potential kinetic conflict. at least we are talking. this will be a long, slow process. i think we ought to let the secretary of state and congress work out the details of what these next steps are. rhetoric back-and-forth from l.mocrats and republicans is not let's hope diplomacy works but be very -- but verify and the cautious. shery: it will play out during the midterm elections. will this affect the midterm election climate? peace and prosperity are good topics for the gop to run on. rep. bera: peace and prosperity are all topics all of us want as americans. i do not think president trump's dialogue will be a huge factor in the midterm elections. i think those elec

is aber a vote for her vote for nancy losey and chuck schumer.ust remember, a vote for her is a vote for taxes going way up. they are going to give you also is a false promises, the taxes are going way up. shoot say, forget about the crumbs. $3000 more. three weeks ago, she was talking about raising everybody's taxes. think so. somehow, that does not play very well. it is really a vote for crime. it is a vote to get rid of police officers. in long island, we have towns where they have a lot of ms 13. the thing they respect is toughness. they do not respect if you are the number one student. are so tough, they are much tougher than the ms 13 people. these guys go in with a paddy a man andthey put take him out and we get them the hell out of our country and in some cases, we put them in jail. they are killing people. they do not kill them with guns. they kill them with knives. they cut them into little pieces because it is much more painful. they are taking beautiful young women off the street. daughters killed violently by ms 13. cut up. cut up. n

on the other side senate democratic leader chuck schumer says he wants to help the kids on the border but blocking many legislation that would help the kids and doing that so he can rally democrats base ahead of the midterms. what we saw was the president reversing himself on the issue to mute the negative headlines and images on the short-term but to reframe this. in the medium and long term and play this as being tough on illegal immigration while trying to show compassion. this keeps families together while in custody, speeds of their cases and brings in the pentagon to provide shelter. the president acknowledged to house republicans he knew the party was facing political pressure so this executive order keeps families together while in custody and seeks to modify the 2015 court settlement from when barack obama was president. at that time a california judge that is being held by the obama administration, widespread deplorable conditions. the aclu -- they will block this all costs despite the president saying he is trying to find a balance. >> we will keep families together but the

i want to play a sound bite from czech chuck schumer. for the democratic party it seems like this is a better issue for p.r. >> there is only one real solution. as much as we would dream for another. and that is the president has solved this problem. but the odds of any legislation being able to pass without poison pill riders and signed by the president is just about zero when the percentage that the president could solve this problem is just about 100%. charles: we know president trump can't resolve the entire immigration issue. it began with the crisis with the children. but it's a golden opportunity in my mind for congress to take one part of a much larger issue, and find a solution. >> absolutely. let's not forget president trump stepped up with trying to address a long-standing issue that previous congressional bodies as well as presidents failed to deliver. you just played the spot with chuck schumer. democrats don't want a solution. they want to hold on to the problem and use it as a wedge in terms of advising the electorate to w