plus, ben shapiro has become the face of free speech on campus, and he will speak freely in our "defending the first" series. diamond & silk are here. to react after ceo mark zuckerberg took questions on capitol hill about their case. raymond arroyo will be here to explore the london mayors wacky new expanded knife control plan. a report on the nationwide pro-life walk out today that news media covered. later, tonight's angle, what white house, house speaker paul ryan's decision to step down, what it really means for the future of the g.o.p.? first, "the ingraham angle" gets results. last night on "the angle," how devin nunes issued this ultimatum to rod rosenstein and fbi director christopher wray. robert koster from "the washington post" speculating that you are on the verge of moving to hold christopher wray and rod rosenstein in contempt of congress. and that you have a deadline of tomorrow apparently to get the information. is this a real possibility? >> we are going to get the documents. we are going to get the two pages. so they can either cough them up now or it will get really com

i'm adam shapiro and for lauren simonetti. cheryl: good to see you here. good morning, everyone. i'm cheryl casone. a lot of breaking news to get to this morning. president trump morning he will walk away from the meeting with north korea and kim jong un does not produce results. >> as i think that it's a meeting that is not going to be

trade negotiator and senate staffer ira shapiro on his book "broken." book tv all this week on c-span2. >>> both the house and senate are out this week. the house returns for business tuesday and in the senate lawmakers reconvene monday at 3:00 p.m. eastern. they'll swear in a new senator. republican cindy hyde smith. chosen by mississippi's governor to replace thad cochran. you can watch the house live on c-span and the senate on c-span2. >>> sunday on is c-span's q&a, michio kaku talks about science

shapiro, thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you for having me, rachel. >> what was notable tour interview was that it was long and detailed and put meat on the bones in terms of these serious allegations against jackson. an important point, though, senator tester is still telling you that these are all allegations and none of them have been documented other than by corroboration from other staffers who worked under jackson. >> that's right. i asked him whether there was any realtime documentation, any complaints to human resources or anything like that and he said everything they had was verbal complaints. he said that the complaints came to them. they didn't go out and seek these complaints. he did say they spoke to more than 20 current and former active duty military personnel who worked alongside and underneath dr. jackson and he said this is the reason that he and the chairman decided to postpone the confirmation hearing was to continue looking into them. >> so, to be clear, the white house medical office is staffed by military -- currently active duty military personnel,

ben shapiro, thanks for joining me. kennedy: president trump has weighed in on the stormy daniels fiasco. he says it's a bunch of hot baloney. the former porn star released this sketch of the man she says warned her about the president. trump has only publicly addressed the stormy scandal months before saying just word no if he was asked if he knew about the alleged payment to cover up the tryst. who is the bigger story, stormy or comey? >> well, actually maybe both. but i think there is a serious man going around threatening people looks like a rendition of a lawyer she has. this is a bizarre sketch. this is like a generic man. like a ken doll. kennedy: i know the president is friends with tom brady, and i know that's a picture of tom brady. tom brady is clearly going around threatening. >> does i'm or stormy pose more of a threat to donald trump? comey took his shot. we don't know what else she has in store. i will tell you, let's look back what the president set. he denied know baimghts. he's successing there wasn't

ben shapiro says that is just plain evil.is here to tell you what he things after what happened on saturday night. plus ahead of fox's g.o.p. senate primary debate. attorney general patrick morrissey, two of the three both here telling you what to expect. no. with claim rateguard your rates won't go up just beacuase of a claim. i totally could've... (wife) nope! switching to allstate is worth it. but he hasoke up wwork to do.in. so he took aleve. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve. all day strong. >> i think i'm behind in the polls because senator mcconnell has got a super pac that is running half a million dollars worth of ads against me. we were even before that. and before election day we will be in it. >> martha: a lot of money pouring into the race. he's 1 of 3 candidates who made the cut for tomorrow's big fox news west virginia primary debate hosted by yours truly and bret baier fly from morgantown

shapiro's deli. no relation. cavaliers bouncing back in game two. how many plants.are next. plus a potential peace offer from the e.u. european officials get a permanent exemption from u.s. tariffs on steel and aluminum. take a look at u.s. stock right now. dow futures down eight points. s&p 500 down two points. nasdaq futures down 3.5 points. you are watching that "fbn:am." ♪ anna and mark are heading into retirement... and a little nervous. but not so much about what market volatility may do to their retirement savings. that's because they have a shield annuity from brighthouse financial, which allows them to take advantage of growth opportunities in up markets, while maintaining a level of protection in down markets. so they can focus on new things like exotic snacks. talk with your advisor about shield annuities from brighthouse financial- established by metlife. cheryl: welcome back. adam: garrett maxes herewith the highlights. you were pretty impressed. the braun was even more than lebron james if that's possible. from start to finish and they offered a word s

spelled it all out. >> . >> democratic senator john tester of montana speak on npr with ari shapiro tonight. two things here, on that allegation of drink on the job, being drupg on duty, there are two additional instances in the "new york times" and from cnn. just as we are going to air tonight, reporters posted this at the "new york times". quote. since then cnn has described another incident. in 2015, he was intoxicated and bavengd on a female door the incident became so noisy says one source familiar with the allegation that the secret service stopped jackson out of concern that he would wake then president barack obama. two sources had previously worked in the white house medical unit describing the same incident telling cnn it was definitely inappropriate. at the time it was reported up the chain of command, one of multiple drunken episodes on overseas trips, according to a source familiar. members have been working through all of the allegations but have not substantiated the claims with little documentation available to corroborate them. important point. if the allegation abo

back to you. >> thanks very much, adam shapiro.ormer fbi director james comey giving a scathing interview ahead of the release of his tell-all book but it is one piece of information he chose not to tell the president that is calling into question whether or not all of this is nothing but pure politics. i will explain after the break. [fbi agent] you're a brave man, mr. stevens. your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. he gets the best deal on the perfect hotel by using. tripadvisor! that's because tripadvisor lets you start your trip on the right foot... by comparing prices from over 200 booking sites to find the right hotel for you at the lowest price. saving you up to 30%! you'll be bathing in savings! tripadvisor. check the latest reviews and lowest prices. think has exposure to energyfund infrastructure mlps? think again. it's time to shake up your lineup. the alerian mlp etf can diversi

back to you. >> trace: adam shapiro live for news washington. thank you.n mark rosenberg the co-founder of in the 90 seconds that adam shapiro was on 640 down in the 500s and back to 628, the wild swings. this thing is amazing. but, to the point, in this trade war, prospect of a trade war, president trump's got to believe he has got the edge here. >> i think. so i think economically the united states has had an advantage. >> right? china's trade is more dependent on the united states. i think secretary mnuchin is right there are other buyers of u.s. debt if the chinese decide to play that card. schins politically better placed. they are authoritarian country. they don't have to deal with the senators. or voicing opposition. the chinese president xi can effectively do what he wants in terms of trade policy whereas trump does have to listen to constituents. >> trace: it's not as if the chinese economy is going gang busters, there ask not eternal push back because he is not going to be in office for life. >> right. >> trace: they have to think about the econo

. >>> shapiro is becoming a familiar face far and this video he and his brother are tieing shoes. >> tells how to get to richter library. >> oh, let me get that for you. >> this young lady seems to think it's quite all right. >> oh my gosh. so weird. >> thanks for tieing my shoe. >> gets a thank you and keeps it moving. >> a big library. >> um. >> it happened to us when we were younger. you're like okay. >> need to double knot these bad boys. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> oh, hold >> you'll be running through my mind all day. >> right in here. >> your shoe. >> hey. >> get away from my feet. >> you would get kicked in the feet >> you're doing something useless. >> i don't want you to trip. >> yeah. your shoe. >> and that's our show. got a video you want us to see? put it on our right this minute facebook page. come on the air. the faa ordering immediate emergency inspections of hundreds of boeing 737s after the deadly mid air explosions. we have breaking news from north korea. what they have just announced when it comes to nuclear and missile tests. our team standing by. the dea

and so ben shapiro was exiled to the knowledge of campus and it's a little hard for me, but he hassen exiled a couple of time nows to the edge of campus. that's again missouri if i'm not mistaken, but ultimately he was also limited in the size of venue. another common theme. groups will sometimes be allowed to reserve a room but not the room they wanted. allowed to reserve a room on them of campus at an inconstant vaccine time with a high security fee. so we'll see an example of that and a quarter berkeley case, case which has been in the news, including this week. so, you saw the story about milo. the berkeley college republicans are robust, over 100 students and hat times one of the biggest berkeley -- biggest college republican groups in the united states. so undeterred by the my sew incident they invited david horowitz, who has spoken on many cam puts as sponsored by young americans foundation, and in the case of david horowitz, what the university said was we'll allow you reserve a room for him but you can'ts advertise the event n advance. there's a curfew on the event of 3:00 p.

on the major event policy she disagreed with the analysis and said it was suspect, ben shapiro was able to speak on campus, they charged a higher fee than for sonia sotomayor or in the same venue. she is allowing that case to proceed as well. i told the judge we are in front of her and after we go back to the ninth circuit i don't expect this case to resolve except the judge asked us to go with magistrates and. we went to the settlement conference and we will see if the university agrees to our proposed speech policy. nobody is interested in massive damage or anything like that, we want a level playing field of conservatives and liberals and i keep telling my liberal friends you don't want the flipside happening but they don't see it that way. after i mentioned on national news the aclu is nowhere to be found the aclu issued a statement supporting the lawsuits condemning our speakers. one more point. one of the big battlegrounds is what for him are we talking about, a public forum has very broad speech protection, designated public forum has less so and there is limited public forum or

and the producer of cef, the consumer electronic show gary shapiro's live with the foxbusiness exclusive d.c. you will be in attendance during french president emmanuel mccrone address tomorrow. we'll get to that in a moment. as you get to this text selloff, is this the privacy problems of facebook and google? is it the ten year yield questionnaire give us some insight from your perspective. >> like every job this year the stock market of more than 2% you can type right back to the tariffs. all this great work of getting rid of rules and lowering taxes will all be washed away by the devastation of higher steel prices. this is a tax tariffs issue. it's causing uncertainty in the market is realizing no serious negotiations are going on and this could happen. i'm hearing more from ceos that this is the issue facing them more than any other. >> we always look at tax, not that much steel, some aluminum and industrial metals but where are they using so much steel? would this be an applied materials kind of situation or give us some clarity. >> there's two issues. one is the steel tariffs. ther

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. >>> in a palace intrigue after paul ryan dropped bombshell, adam shapiro finding out who is gaming to take ryan's space when he hangs up his gavel this january? wall street searches for direction, slipping south. the march federal reserve minutes from the most recent meeting signaled a steeper path to rate hikes but only likely three hikes this year. less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start the "countdown.". >>> trade fears? anybody thinking about that today? no, a distant or blurry memory on wall street today for the time being as investors grapple with the geopolitical tensions flaring up at this hour. major averages off the low of the session, at one point down 228 points, right now lower 145. s&p down 6, the nasdaq down just 3. by the way, this is the first time in 14 sessions where we haven't seen an intra-day-point swing of 300 or more for the dow. yeah, i mean for the 13 previous days, that's what we're seen. folks, as you know, that could change in the last hour of trade. be sure to stick with us right now. the russell 2000, small cap stocks are generally seen as

. >> i'm adam shapiro for lauren simonetti. i know many will want to throw many apart.ryl: we have breaking news to get to this morning as always, stock market cutting major losses yesterday after deputy attorney general told president trump he's not the target of two separate ongoing investigations. >> blake berman is at the white house and has more details for you. blake: a source familiar tells fox that rod rosenstein told the president last week that the president is not the focus of the investigation into personal attorney michael cohen. last week here at the white house rosenstein met with the president during press conference wednesday the president down played speculation if he fired rosenstein and the head of the special counsel robert mueller. >> as far as the two gentlemen they told me about, they've been saying i'm going get rid of them for the last three months, four months, five months, and they are still here. blake: separate report says rosenstein told the president he wasn't the target of the mueller probe. that's when the market directly upward. accord

adam shapiro has the details. >> spot an spotify and hulu areg a $13 a month plan.remium members can get the new bundle. it will be extended to everybody later this summer. back in september, those two companies began offering a bundle to college students for just $6 a month. shares of spotify were actually down more than 3% yesterday. meanwhile, spotify's main rival, apple music, continues its climb in subscribers. the streaming service has more than 40 million subscribers. apple music growing the u.s. subscriber base at a faster rate than spotify. shares of apple are higher in the premarket this morning. tim cookies smiling. soilent green is people and soilent is coming to walmart. the company that makes the meal replacement powder and drink says customers will be able to find it at 450 walmart star ston the u.s. it went on sale at 2500 7-eleven stores last year. up until that point you could only buy it online. shares of walmart are slightly higher ahead of the opening bell. you may have seen this viral video of a 10-year-old's impromptu yodeling performance at h

adam shapiro is here. >> this is interesting because, "the wall street journal" figure the out, you know yes, amazon get as break on their rates, so bus ups and fedex by the way. they get a 5% bulk discount. if you pick on amazon you might as well pick on others as well. it should be pointed out packages u.s. postal service sends that is the bulk of money comes from. you take amazon away, they're in huge amount of trouble. they are in huge amount of debt not having anything to do with those guys. unfunded pension liabilities is 121 million. they have to prefund retiree health benefits. they have they have 30 plus post offices lose money. because of congressional law they can't sell property. they wanted to ditch saturday delivery because it is unprofitable. congress said no. trish: service congress decided somehow the country need but not every country has this. there is a lot of countries, you've been doing your due diligence have done very well without one. >> i have. germany sold deutch post in 1995. austrians, dutch, uk privatized its mail back in 2015. that had been run by henry vii

as adam shapiro pointed from the white house, it's a work in progress. we'll see additional response from the chinese. it is all about negotiations at this point, trish. people don't know exactly what will happen, they're scared. i get it this is all negotiations. that is my whole point. trish: they're too scared for their own good. they're losing an opportunity here. todd, what is your perspective on this. >> i don't think there will be a trade war, trish. a trade war benefits nobody. there is too many global ties to everybody and they will eventually come to table. we're flexing our muscles. after awe about time somebody from this country said hey, we're tired of being taken advantage of. i think the deal will come together. i think markets are oversold here on fear. you're seeing selling accelerate here. i think eventually you will see some rally. i do believe there is a correction on the way but i think today is a little bit overdone based on a fear late in the day. trish: you know what is really crazy? how on earth has this been allowed frankly to h

adam shapiro in the newsroom with very latest.eporter: look at andrew mccabe because he was fired last month but this all is about the disclosure of the fbi's investigation of the clinton foundation. now mccabe initially told the inspector general's office that he did not authorize a leak, if you would call it that, to a "wall street journal" reporter when in fact he did. so the president has tweeted or is the cretted a screen tweet, doj issued the mccabe report which is a total disaster, he, this is the street, he lied, lied, all caps exclamation marks. mccabe is comey, exclamation, exclamation. no collusion, all made up by this den of thieves and low-lives. lowlifes. through anonymously sourced quote, recounts the content after phone call with a senior department official in a manner designed to advance his personal interests at the expect of department leadership was clearly not within the public interest exception. they say in the report that he lacked candor in so doing. one thing you should know is that mccabe's attorneys is

reporter: today we are expecting actually the government's star witness, the expert economist carl shapiroall of his claims that there would be a price increase for cable consumers and harm on innovation if this merger went through. now we heard from at&t's economists, another economist from a very prestigious university who said that carl shapiro's study was bunk. there was a lot of problems with it and if you change just a few little elements in his model it would completely et that proposed price increase. the government is going to bring back their economist to explain why that might not be the case. we've heard from several witnesses already who have been claiming that at&t and time warner's claims if they get together they'll have better innovation, sell more ads is not necessarily true. we're getting to the finish line. on monday we're expecting closing arguments on monday. >> tea leaves, brother, you aren't a lawyerut you can play one on tv. what seems to be resonating within this trial? >> i think the conventional wisdom right now is that the government's lawyers have been outmatc

folks like shapiro, sean hannity. toldhehat base was growing impatient and softening with the president's perceived giving in on immigration. remember, he signed that omnibus bill that didn't have funding r the wall. >> by the way, mexico is not going to pay for the wall. robert: are congressional republicans going to back up and chge theirune to immigration or would they rather sell the tax cut? >> i think thaveped ramp sell the tax cut. i think there's still confusion about what of immigration plan would pass congress the white house would sign ofdf on at this point there's the looming deadline. >> the real problem the president has is that the people who elected him in 2016 are not going to dece who controls congress. there are moderate i a couple of years. rumor are they're not depressed working class parts of michigan or pennsylvania who delivered him the white house. so he has the same playbook but he's not playing the same game d it's not clear whether he won't do more damage dook to a lot of these candidacies

segÚn robert shapiro quien fue director del censo en el 2000 los nuevos cambios harÍan que 24 millonesitarÍan el conteo. >> la pregunta de la ciudadanÍa fue excluida en 1950 ahora el departamento de justicia justifica la inclusiÓn de la polÉmica pregunta indicando que solamente quieren proteger los derechos de los votantes. >> las repercusiones en arcas estatales y municipales serÍan serias y tocarÍan directamente a la comunidad segÚn el concejal salvador t. >> lo importante es que tenemos que saber que si la gente no se cuenta vamos a perder fondos para nuestras escuelas, algo que necesitamos muchÍsimo. los lonches, los almuerzos de los niÑos, los servicios de policÍa, los servicios de bomberos. >> esto porque el censo de estados unidos sirve entre otras cosas para asignaciones presupuestarias, para programas de beneficencia y ayuda social. de hecho una reducciÓn en el nÚmero de personas censadas dejarÍa a california y otros 11 estados en desventaja a la hora de repartirse los 800 mil millones de dÓlares en fondos federales anuales. estos sin contar con que perderÍan escaÑos en el con

and later, ira shapiro talks about his book, "broken: can the senate save itself and the country?" >> good evening. my name is madison, and i'm a kevin b. harrington student ambassador. on behalf of the faculty, staff and students at the new hampshire institute of politics, i'd like to welcome you and thank you for joining us for this evening's event. the institute's mission is to

shapiro in presenting his thesis that, in fact, you would have an impact and turner was withheld fromin mvpds that those subscribers would leave and go to directv and that's sort of the crux of the government's case to a certain extent, but also pointed out that at&t came back and mr. petro chely came back forcefully on any number of different areas whether it was about long-term contacts and the post-arbitration remedies and significant advertising synergies and disconnect from reality and the fact that charter, for example, put off signing a contract until after the trial seemingly in contradiction to shapiro's model implying they have all of that leverage he didn't speak much during the hearing and when he did, his questions revealed confusion and distraction and this is according to credit suisse >> do you have any renderings or artist sketches? >> i would like some artist sketches we have to get going on that the government wrapping up its case and at&t will present its witnesses and we still have a while to go and it will be quite some time until we hear from judge leon i think

. >> reporter: if you would have told gary shapiro three decades ago he'd sell his home for $3 million. >> i wouldn't believe you at all. >> reporter: san jose led the nation in year over year median home price increases for the first quarter. this time last year homes were 33 percent cheaper. today the median home price in san jose will cost you 1.15 million. >> there's two reasons. >> reporter: gary says one reason is supply is at historic lows. in santa clara county he says there are just over 800 homes for sale. in a normal market there should be about 4,000. the second reason, one word, google. >> when google announced that campus, the prices of nearby houses dropped 5 percent that month. >> reporter: the demand for housing is so high, even condemned and burned homes are quickly being sold. a burned mountain view home for nearly one and a half million, a burned home in san jose for nearly a million, and a condemned home in fremont for more than a million. >> it's the land that has increased dramatically over time. the cost of building a home hasn't changed very much in the last te

with the precise quantification and still agree that the general theory argued probably best by carl shapiro in that case, that prices could, in fact, rise. it's still a legitimate argument. to me it's a relatively simple proposition, which is the equilibrium price that arises from a negotiation is a function of the asymmetry and costs during a blackout. that is, take programming off the air and the distributor in the case loses subscribers and the programmer loses affiliate fees and advertising. if in vertical integration the programmer gets back some of the losses from the distributor by virtue of gaining subscribers to in this case, directv, you may quibble with how many they would get and you may quibble with exactly what the economics are, but the argument that therefore one the net cost to at&t, is reasonably easy to understand and agree with. and so i guess that's a relatively long and complicated answer, but my suspicion is that is probably not quite as hard for the doj to prove its case as some people would suggest. so i'm a little closer to 50-50, and look for at&t i think if they

people are being shut down especially conservatives on college campuses conservative speech like ben shapiro and coulter yes and coulter says some crazy things but it doesn't mean that she shouldn't have a platform just because you disagree with her so i hope that we can come to a point where that's not an issue anymore because that's what really worries me this lack of conversation on happening on college campuses because that's going to come through for the rest of the world for the rest of time yeah and i think people hold on to that stuff what do you think i got but we got to about a minute left and i wanted to ask you what do you think needs to change about the political process to make it work for citizens instead of against them the way it is now. i think the political process we just need to have more conversations people need to be able to have a conversation instead of just say you're wrong you're racist you know throwing labels on people just because they don't agree with you instead of having a conversation with you and saying oh maybe i do agree with you on this issue so i think

charges related to last year's un sanctions referendum on secession appearing in court in madrid joseph shapiro was told he'll be prosecuted over what spain says was a lack of action to prevent the bill last october he and other peace bosses have also accused of failing to rescue civil guard officers who were trapped in a building os alone tens of thousands of posts a session demonstrate this well three pro independence politicians were also the formally charged to madrid from which sonic they sent us this update. the former leader of the cats police force. appeared before the national court he's facing charges of sedition for his alleged role in the illegal referendum in october also this morning to appear before the supreme court three leaders leaders one the former vice president of the government or he'll join us plus two other civil society leaders they are facing the most serious charge of rebellion and in this case they could get that carries a sense a maximum sentence of thirty years in prison this has been a situation for many procession this but also other trade unionists took part in

the precise with quantification and still agree argued general theory probably best by carl shapiro in could, in, that prices fact, rise. it's still a legitimate argument. me, it's a relatively simple proposition, which is, the that arises rice a functiontiation is of the asymmetry and cost during a blackout. programming off the air and the distributor in that case loses subscribers, and loses affiliate fees and advertising. if in vertical integration, gets back some of the losses from the distributor by irtue of gaining subscribers to, in this case, directv, you they ibble with how many would get and you may quibble with exactly what the economics are, but the argument that the net cost to at&t thed be lower and therefore equilibrium negotiation would yield a higher negotiated price, reasonably easy to understand and agree with. nd so, i guess, that's a relatively long and complicated nswer, but my us is precipitation is it's probably suspicion is precipitation not quite as hard for them to prove their case. look for at&t, if they get it, interesting transformation. they become much m

shapiro was taken hostage by the terrorists and died during a botched rescue attempt by german police. shot knows how to cope with the shadow the german israeli relations have cast over his family history he's writing a book so he pretends to be a reporter at the holocaust memorial in berlin. and asks visitors about a fake ban on selfies. let's look for a few good candidates. optician for them knowing there's a new ban on taking selfies here at the memorial what do you think about that study the phone yeah i think this isn't it i guess it makes sense because it's a memorial. and it's meant to make you reflect and think about things and to think in. your control it all depends but if it's about this particular place like i guess i can understand it is essential. as you can hear there are many laughs and many people that are making jokes in this place and trying you know like in india in movies to try to like this and this is not from the from my perspective this is something very hard from my perspective as an israeli to walk in those very small streets and get these hard feelings as a

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all of a sudden berkeley is spending $600,000 on security because somebody like ben shapiro or milo come to campus. >> it used to be that i could go to a college campus and it was normal not to have security. but now security is provided because of the mob mentality we are seeing. it comes to a head on college campuses, by the starts in kindergarten with teachers with a leftist ideology indoctrinating children. every single year of their life until they get to college, anybody you disagree with you have to squash their speech because they are bad people you don't want to be friends with. kennedy: if they say something you don't agree with, you are unsafe. >> the solution to this is more conservatives continuing to go on campus. when they make proclamations to say conservative speeches on campus are discriminatory events. i meet students all the time who disagree with me who come to these speeches. kennedy: guy, michael and katie, thank you for being here. coming up. what started the russia investigation? one lawmaker taking on the fbi to find out. jason chaffetz has details on the inside

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adam shapiro is at the white house. i know there was a lot going on with the easter egg roll. we are looking at what appears to be pretty snapping transaction. they will tell you that the tariffs that china imposed in reaction to the steel and aluminum tariffs they were expected but what caught people by surprise they are supposed to be gradual and they were immediate affected today. especially the 25% tariff on some agricultural products. let's get into not only that but the united states this week is expected to present publicly its list of potentially 1300 products that it could target for future tariffs. and the analysts are expecting that china would react on much bigger magnitude if those tariffs are imposed. now, the other thing people might have missed is on friday the trade representative ramped up the rhetoric about china when the issue to the national trade estimate. theft of trade secrets. they have occurred at both within china and outside china and then on chinese production in their overcapacity they said has led to lower global prices and a glut of supply that

adam shapiro, thank you very much. the host of making money on fox business, what do you think? a lot of housing projects in supplemental housing are very expensive. new york, chicago, san francisco. it's like feast or famine. >> is at market rates are higher right now? the families are household getting the benefits, like even though they have a $40 billion budgeted that maybe this is a way to spread the wealth. if you raise it up a little bit more you can get a few more families than their. that's the idea behind this is to be able to help more by charging a little bit less. the more critical aspect of this is the work requirement. i think that's really important. of course that goes hand-in-hand with what they like to do with food stamps and welfare, but that is really key critical component of helping folks to ultimately move out on their own and not ever have to need the program in the future. neil: a lot of carson's critics en masse as proof the administration is trying to kick people out. that the goal here. >> again, it so crazy because the towns and cities were a lot of

. >> adam shapiro with the latest developments this morning on the trade standoff. >> good morning. as we heard wednesday from larry kudlow, the president's economic adviser, there are back channel negotiations already underway with the chinese to avert a trade war and come to some kind of solution. the u.s. tariffs which have been proposed in the chinese retaliatory tariffs are now in effect. the press briefing on wednesday, sarah huckabee sanders was asked when they will go into effect. >> we are in the review process right now. certainly, we expect china to make changes and stop the unfair trade practices. >> the terrace will take affect. >> i just said i'm not getting ahead of the review process could review process that i would anticipate if there are no changes to the behavior of china and they don't stop the unfair trade practices will go forward. >> chinese retaliatory tariffs on vehicles, aircraft and chemicals. a 25% reciprocal tariff, but they are not yet in effect and the president on wednesday treated we are not in a trade war with china could the world has lost many ye

lauren: the latest now from adam shapiro. >> here in washington they anticipation is ratcheting up. i'll isolate the present isolate the president might do in regards to nafta. china grabbing headlines. ustr recently up in the rhetoric and its trade estimate report in which they said trade secrets for the benefit of chinese companies have occurred within china and outside of china in a national trade estimate report talking about chinese production overcapacity saying the excess capacity is led to a record four prices that undermine the viability of even the most competitive manufacturers and policies that made in china 2025 call for the pattern of distortion to continue. the united states tried to land a scene with with china and this week the ustr trade representative announcing a list of potentially 1300 additional products that could face tariffs on imported from china. as part of the president's agenda to protect intellectual property in years but there have to be sanders, press secretary to the white house had to say about it. >> the president knows we're trillions of dollars

and later, ira shapiro talks about his book, "broken: can the senate save itself and the country?" >> good evening. my name is madison, and i'm a kevin b. harrington student ambassador. on behalf of the faculty, staff and students at the new hampshire institute of politics, i'd like to welcome you and thank you for joining us for this evening's event. the institute's mission is to educate, engage and empower citizens of all ages to actively participate in the civic and political life of their communities and strengthen democracy. the institute is nonpartisan and does not endorse political issues or candidates. before we begin this evening's program, i would just like to remind you to turn off any cell phones or other devices that may make noise. tonight's speaker, danielle thompson, is an assistant professor at the maxwell school of citizenship and public affairs at syracuse university. she received her ph.d. from cornell university in 2014. prior to her position at syracuse university, ms. thompson was a post-doctoral fellow in the political institutions and public choice program

this was carl shapiro testified last week.p to him to establish how this merger will be anti-competitive. and result in price increases. they do not have a presumption they can walk and to try with as you normally would with a or some mortar, a merger between better -- horizontal merger, a merger between bettors. and restedpeculative on a lot of assumptions that were debatable. that was drawn out in the cross examination by at&t attorneys. shery: how comfortable is the judge with this study? >> he is apparently not very comfortable because there were a couple of indications, first he said he did not think it was intuitive. that he was not sure he fully comprehended it would go back over the transcripts and make sure he did. at&t expertt, when economist was on the stand and was saying that he thought this motto was theoretically unsound, the judge said, like a contraption. it suggested he has some skepticism about the model. whether he should rely on it. david: how critical was this economic study? typically you put an economic