we'll keep you updated. >> shepard: matt, thanks.know what the question was or whether the court was able to answer that question. when all that information comes together, we'll get it to you. facebook is trying to make it easier for people to control their privacy settings. nice timing. the word has come that a data firm tried to -- tied to trump campaign stole personal information from 50 million users. so how the changes could affect information you're sharing online could be very big news indeed. we'll have it for you next. i have type 2 diabetes. i'm trying to manage my a1c, and then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. can one medicine help treat both blood sugar and cardiovascular risk? i asked my doctor. he told me about non-insulin victoza®. victoza® is not only proven to lower a1c and blood sugar, but for people with type 2 diabetes treating their cardiovascular disease, victoza® is also approved to lower the risk of major cv events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. and while no

. >> shepard: thank you, dana. it is noon on the west coast and 3:00 at the white house where the press secretary has just taken questions from reporters including about the stormy daniels scandal. a lawyer for the former adult actress now says she received a physical threat and warning to stay quiet. plus, russia vowing to retaliate after washington penalizes moscow for election meddling. also, what caused the bridge collapse in miami, coming up what we know moments before it came down. >> i just saw it go down and i saw smoke. like i said i said to myself why did they just do that? >> >> shepard: now investigators say more victims could be buried under tons of concrete and steel. let's get to it. ♪ >> shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck. >> shepard: first from the fox news deck this friday afternoon. stormy daniels says she was warned to stay silent on what she knows about president trump and threatened with physical harm if she does not. stormy daniels, whose real name is stefanie clifford, is su

this is shepard smith. first on the fox news deck, the white house says they're working and willing to work with russia following what it called a reckless attack on a former russian spy and his daughter. white house officials say the russian used military grade nerve agents in an attack in england earlier this month. the former spy and his daughter now listed in critical condition nearly a month after that attack. it's now triggered a global chain reaction with nations around the world booting russian diplomats from their soil. at least 22 countries so far have announced plans to expel 136 russian government workers. this morning the united states joined in. the president ordering 60 russians to get out. the deputy press secretary raj shah said moscow had it coming. >> the poisoning in the u.k. that has led to today's annou e announcement was a brazen action. it endangered not just individuals poisoned by many innocent civilians. this is not the type of conduct that the united states or our allies can acce

let's get to it. >> announcer: now, "shepard smith reporting" lie from the fox news deck. >> shepard: good friday afternoon from the news deck. in the russian military showing of the new nuclear missile. president vladimir pugh and says it can strike anywhere on earth. putin claims the united states and nato missile defense systems would be useless against the so-called satan two. the test launch comes as tensions are rising between russia and the united states and our allies a month for that matter over the poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter in england. the kremlin denies any involvement, but investigators say the weapon was a nerve agent that the soviet union invented. russia's ambassador to the united states telling nbc news today show he cannot remember the last time relations were this bad between moscow and washington. because it seems to me that it's poison. it's a toxic atmosphere and today, russia is responsible for everything, even for bad weather. it is high time for us to stop blaming each other. >> shepard: no one ever said they were responsible for the ba

he's had a strategy for decades. >> shepard: great to see you. >> thank you. >> shepard: stocks are higherge. it wasn't that long ago, they were at 470. give it five minutes. it will go whichever way you want it to. the s&p and the nasdaq on track for the quarterly losses in years. today is the last trading day of the month and the quarter on wall street. the markets are closing tomorrow for good friday ahead of the easter holiday. we're up about 1.5%. if you have that every day that would be boring, wouldn't it? the dow is on track to end a streak of gains and the s&p could see its quarterly loss of 2016. gerri willis is here. >> things are good. this way anything could happen. i like boring. >> shepard: i do, too. >> what is going on. if you like those tech stocks that deidra was talking about, facebook, amazon, listen up. i have a whole other sector for you that is on fire. >> it is. >> and we're going to talk about the industrial industries. u.s. steel, steel makers, construction, engineering, have you heard of orion? maybe not. these are stocks doing well. terms. u.s. concrete. how pe

shepard? >> shepard: lots to learn in the days ahead. jennifer, we will rely on you.nk you all for being with us. as the news develops this afternoon. your world with neil cavuto is up after a commercial break on fox news channel. ♪ >> tech: at safelite autoglass we know that when you're spending time with the grandkids... ♪ music >> tech: ...every minute counts. and you don't have time for a cracked windshield. that's why at safelite, we'll show you exactly when we'll be there. with a replacement you can trust. all done sir. >> grandpa: looks great! >> tech: thanks for choosing safelite. >> grandpa: thank you! >> child: bye! >> tech: bye! saving you time... so you can keep saving the world. >> kids: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ >> shepard: the president of the united states is speaking live along the border. let's listen. >> and the incredible border patrol allegation. officers who are doing an amazing job. ice agents and officers. i know so many of you. every day criminals and terrorists try to infiltrate our country. you got a good glimpse of it before. we

it's a question. >> shepard: we'll know when we know. >> meantime, watch your 401(k). >> shepard: have a great weekend. more ahead on the wild week in washington and john kelly defending the handling of the rob porter investigation. remember what they said. yes, the white house knew. they got told twice last year. i'm the chief of staff and that's the main later. we didn't know. till there was a picture in the daily mail. first, we head to vermont. and go to our coffee shop. and meet dave. hey. why is dark magic so spell-bindingly good, he asks? let me show you. let's go. so we climb. hike. see a bear. woah. reach the top. dave says dark magic is a bold blend of coffee with rich flavors of uganda, sumatra, colombia and other parts of south america. like these mountains, each amazing on their own. but together? magical. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee roasters packed with goodness. >> shepard: breaking news. more on rod rosenstein defending the justice department after the president's latest twitter attack and more on john kelly defending his top aide. k

i'm shepard smith in north. this is fox news channel's continuing coverage of a bridge collapse in southeast florida. it happened two hours ago. rosh lowe is interviewing one on scene at the time. getting a first hand account of what happened. >> a 950 ton section of a pedestrian bridge coming down. >> rosh's spanish is fluent and

>> shepard: it's about the numbers now. political analysts say a democrat is in any way close in this particular district that is voted republican the last 15 years could spell enormous trouble for the gop ahead of this year's mid-term elections. they have a spin for that. democrats need to flip 24 seats to take control of the house. back to john roberts at the white house. there's no question, you know, if there's somebody that is perfect for the district, it's probably connor lamb. but suggests that it doesn't have a sign of anything else, it's disingenuous. >> as brit hume pointed out, he cute, too. the white house trying to make lemons out of lemonade. raj shaw said don't forget rick saccone was 6 points behind on saturday as well, pointing out that connor lamb ran basically as a republican saying he was not going to vote with the policies of nancy pelosi. so if he gets to congress, we'll see if he holds to that. the president can't escape the fact that the president won this district by 20 points in november of 2016. a

shepard? >> shepard: thanks, steve. should news break out, we'll break in.ing news changes everything on fox news channel. we've been watching the dow. at one point, the dow jones industrial average was off 2%. i think we were off somewhere around 600 points. but the story of the day has been volatility. you'll remember all of this happened on the heels of president trump discussing potential tariffs on steel and aluminum imports 25 and 10% representatively. that's a sort of -- that means higher prices. you can -- certainly protection for workers in the industries, but i economists observed that that would send prices up and the market doesn't like uncertainty. got uncertainty so it's down. neil cavuto will have context and perspective on that from america's choice for news and information on cable. this is fox news channel. >> it will be 25% for steel, 10% for aluminum. it will be for a long period of time. >> neil: all right. tariffs and the markets getting ready for the worst to come. i'm neil cavuto and this is "your world." stocks tanking on something d

. >> shepard: it's 4:00 on the east coast. 1:00 p.m. on the west coast. i'm shepard smith in north. this is fox news channel's continuing coverage of a bridge collapse in southeast florida. it happened two hours ago. rosh lowe is interviewing one on scene at the time. getting a first hand account of what happened. >> a 950 ton section of a pedestrian bridge coming down. >> rosh's spanish is fluent and he may translate live for us. let's listen. rosh is waiting for a live shot to begin. we're getting a picture from wsvn now. multiple injuries on scene for the people they were able to take akay. the question is they bring in heavy movers and big equipment to remove the concrete and the cars. craig stephens is on the news desk. let's listen. >> we have a network of 7 news reporters covering this. we're going to get started with 7's rosh lowe who looks like he has an interview ready. >> we have people here out of the campus and they are in shock. we'll get to that in a moment. first, let me get to this statement from fiu, florida international university. let's go to the statement. "dea

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>> shepard: its noon on the west coast. 3:00 at the white house. we expect the press reporter to answer questions. we could hear more about the president's plan to put taxes on steel and aluminum imports. his new message about what it would take to give some country as break on that. the cabinet insider that said the president could still change his mind and the top republicans that are against the plan. word of a grand jury subpoena targeting communications from trump team insiders. steve bannon, hope hicks and the president himself. and deadline day for the dreamers. six months ago, president trump told congress, solve the problem of the young immigrants whose parents brought them here without papers. nothing is fixed. hundreds of thousands of families are now having their lives in limbo. let's get to it. good monday afternoon from the fox news deck. a live look at the white house where the news should be breaking momentarily. sarah sanders expected to take the podium at any moment. we'll bring you the briefing as soon as it begins on fox. presid

it's scaring republicans. >> shepard: a.b., we'll see what happens in moon township. >> thanks. >> shepard: and more on the poisoning of a russian spy. does the white house condemn the russians? no. how'd i get this yard? behind pete's great looking yard, is his secret weapon... the scotts turf builder program. it's the best way to get the yard you want all year long, guaranteed. all it takes is 4 feedings, with a scotts solution for every season. and with a customized plan from the scotts my lawn app, your yard can look like pete's. it's that easy. this is a scotts yard. download the scotts my lawn app for your personalized plan. when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night. hold on dad... liberty did what? yeah, liberty mutual 24-hour roadside assistance helped him to fix his flat so he could get home safely. my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. don't worry - i know what a lug wrench is, dad. is this a lug wrench? maybe? you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >> shepard: a fox report. police have a

until we can get to them, we can't do anything for them. >> shepard: shepard smith in new york. rosh lowe on the ground there. the information we're bringing together is a very sobering series of realities. they've had a massive disaster with the collapse of the bridge. they don't know who is understood it. they can't know until they get the equipment in. whatever it is they're try toing get there, they're fighting a traffic situation that is -- you can only imagine in the center of the city. the roads to and from are clogged with cars. the bridge has collapsed in the street and trying to get heavy equipment movers in there is proving to be very difficult. we don't have a time frame yet. they moved the choppers away. this is coming from a camera on a tall -- the mast of a live truck that is taking its camera high in the air and showing picture. that's why it seems to be waving. it's up way high and blowing in the wind. these are pictures from earlier. they have the choppers move away so they can use listening devices to see if there were people under the remains of the bridge. y

live in sweetwater. >> shepard: our thanks to the news team on scene there. we have our own cameras on scene. i want to show you something that's happening right now. i want to take you right over here to the big wall where authorities have just pushed -- put a search dog has just gone in underneath the bridge. this is a spot just on the side. there is a crushed vehicle underneath. the authority has sent the dog in. to see if they have found someone who may be alive. in the last 30 seconds, there's a little bit more movement. the hope is they will be able to effectuate a rescue here at some point. these pictures are a condensed shot from across the way, and we are hopeful they may be able to save somebody. it's going to be a very, very difficult task this afternoon. it's been more than three hours since the bridge collapsed, and we are still waiting to find out if anyone is underneath there and still alive. our correspondent phil keating is live on scene. so much work to be done. as they try to pull someone out. >> absolutely. they are actively in search and

in for shepard smith. in northern california, police there are responding to reports of shots being fired and a hostage situation at a veterans home, one that calls itself the largest in america. we're talking about a home with some 850 to 1,000 people. this is in the heart of the napa valley, which is about 55 miles north of san francisco. fire officials say a man dressed in black with a gun, we do not know the type of weapon, is holding hostages. there were reports it might have been two or three hostages. the number, as you know, will change throughout this thing. these are the very first live picks we are seeing of the area. we do know they are calling this an active shooter situation. now, remember, they're not letting cameras get near the actual veterans home, but we can tell you if you've ever been to this area, it's right across from the napa museum. these are veterans that date back all the way to world war ii. it is important for us to note, we have absolutely no evidence or indication that anybo

. >> shepard: there you go. the president speaking with folks on the ground there

that is all this hour of shepard smith reporting. i am trace in for shepard smith. president trump congratulating president putin on winning election and then he was called out by one of the top republicans in the senate. arizona's john mccain said in a sfament, an american does not lead the free world by congratulating dictators on winning sham elections and by doing so with vladimar putin, president trump insulted the russian citizens that were denied in a free and fair election to determine the country's future. the white house said it is important for the u.s. to talk to russia. >> we disagree with the fact that we shouldn't have conversation with russia. there are important topics to be able to discuss and that's why the president will have that dialogue. but we are going to be tough on russia particularly when it comes to areas that we feel they stepped out of place. we placed tough sanctions on russia and a number of things where we have shown what our position is. >> senator mccain is not the only one criticizing the call on putin. and others say the preside

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that's ahead in this hour of "shepard smith reporting." i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. police looking for other bombs that he may have planted before he died. they're clearing an area around his home. they still don't know if he was acting align. investigators id'd him as mark conditt. police say they spotted his s.u.v. near a motel and followed him. they say he died after he drove into a ditch, set off a bomb in his vehicle and after an officer opened fire. officials say the threat may not be over yet. >> we don't know where he's been in the past 24 hours. we need your community to remain vigilant as well. again, if you see something that looks suspicious, if you see something out of place, if you see something that gives you concern, call 911. >> trace: police have ordered evacuations in a neighborhood in pfluegerville, a suburb northeast of austin. that's where the suspect lived with two roommates. the fed say they're using a robot to check the area. investigators say they have not uncovered a motive but have clues. more on that in a moment. first, newly released ima

that's top of the hour on shepard smith reporting.>> dana: california court says coffee sellers in the state should have to post cancer warnings. the culprit a chemical in the bean roasting process. the coffee industry led by starbuck's says a small amount of the chemical isn't harmful. but a los angeles judge says the companies have not proven that. the level is insignificant. the coffee companies are considering legal options to respond to the ruling including an appeal. president trump making a full court press for his infrastructure plan in a speech to workers yesterday in ohio. urging lawmakers from both sides of the is a toll take action by casting his effort in historic determines. -- historic terms. >> president trump: i've asked republicans and democrats to come together and deliver the biggest and boldest infrastructure plan in the last half sen turry. i don't think you're going to get democrat support very much. and you'll probably to have wait until after the election which isn't so long down the road. we're going to get t

they're demanding subsidies which shepards in other european union countries are already guess the labor union representing germany's thousand arch shepherd says the country's total flock has declined by a third since twenty ten to just over a million sheep. he's the new man in charge of germany's finances all of charlotte seen here on the left is leaving his position as mayor of hamburg to step into the shoes of this man five country during his time as finance minister sure became known for his fierce fiscal discipline his ability to save billions of euros and balance germany's budget for the first time since nine hundred sixty nine but his thrifty policies also attracted a wealth of criticism and sparked tension within the coalition government choice as hardline stance on the stairs teacher in the eurozone financial crisis was heavily criticized especially in greece but years later the greek economy does appear to be recovering and schauble is taking the credit for us devise that you know this is over we're going to just have it if you will this is proof that our policy just stabilize

i'm craig gallagher in for shepard smith. president trump says he is unhappy about signing a massive spending bill, but he had to do it. >> very disappointed end of 1.3 trillion. the number is so large. it will start coming down. we had no choice but to fund our military. we have to have, by far, the strongest military in the world. >> craig: the president signed the bill just hours after he threatened to veto it. it would have forced the government to shut down. i am considering the veto based on the fact that the 800,000 plus stockholder recipients have been it totally abandoned by the democrats. and of the border wall, which is definitely needed for our national defense is not fully funded. daca refers to the undocumented immigrants which came to this country through no fault of their own. a spending bill does not address this. some senators have urged him to follow through on the veto threat, because they oppose the mess of it price the end, he said he would never sign a bill like that again. let's get to chief white hous

i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. the president says we have to get tough on drug dealers and that includes the death penalty. watch. >> some of these drug dealers will kill thousands of people during their lifetime. thousands of people. destroy many more lives than that. they will kill thousands of people during their lifetime. they'll get caught and they'll get 30 days in jail. they'll go away for a year. or they'll be fined. and yet if you kill one person you get the death penalty or you go to jail for life. >> the cdc reports opioid overdoses are up 30% and killed more than 40,000 people in 2016. that is an all-time high. the feds say new hampshire is one of the hardest hit states. jeff sessions was at the event. president trump has slammed sessions for recusing himself from the russia investigation. friday, the attorney general fired andrew mccabe. another target of the president's twitter attacks. we'll have more on that in moments with our chief intelligence correspondent. first, rick leventhal is live in new h

. >> the talk show host opened up to dax shepard on his pot cast about the depression she experienced after coming out. >> there was so much talk about it. everyone was sick of it. even though i had done the cover of time magazine a prime time special with diane sawyer and oprah elton john said shut up already. we know you're gay. be funny. >> did you have any idea how big that one decision would be? >> i knew i could possibly lose my show. >> ellen told cameron she knew what was at stake. >> i didn't want to live that way. >> the talk show host just turned 60. sean hayes who was in london missed her star studded party but brought her a present. >> i got you a beef eater hat. can you drive with it? >> i think so. if i take the top down, i'll be fine. >> by the way ellen is always busy because she's reportedly launching a reality show with adam rippon. we talked with him at the oscars and they were so much fun. >> that would be good tv. >>> meanwhile 11 million people tuned in for the season finale of "this is us." there was more than meets the eye. we have the secret details behind th

dax shepard is guest starring on season three of ashton's show the ranch.t will be a full circle moment for the kutchers and shepherds. over in new york an alias reunion. >> what are you doing? >> jennifer garner was supporting victor garber who is performing with bernadette peters in hello dolly. victor wasn't in the theater for jen's meme. >> i can't look at it. >> what's happening? you don't know. >> regret regret regret. >> next the bachelorette begins filming. >> i think any girl would love to do the batch let. >> there's some smiling scenes with rebecca at the mansion. check out the guy in the chicken suit. in front of him is ryan the banjo player from boston. ♪ baby i'm one of a kind >> meanwhile becca's former fiance arie and his new fiance lauren escaped to spain. >> we're live. >> yesterday the couple checked into a suite at barcelona iberostar. it's costing $25,000, but getting away from the most hated bachelor billboards, priceless. >> we'll take it one day at a time. >> finally, lionel makes his idol judges wig out. >> oh wow. >> in this exclus

here's shep. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 at the white house. we're waiting for the press secretary to take questions. this after president trump backed off the age to raise the age to buy some guns. tweeting that the idea does not have enough political support. but it's widely supported by the republicans and democrats. it's the nra that does not support it. and more on background checks on teachers. and stormy daniels is offer to return the money back to the president if she is allowed to talk about her

. >> some of her and hubby dax shepard's favorite people ashton kutcher and mila kunis. >> dax is goinge ranch. >> yeah. >> i'll claim the women in their lives help foster this. >> really they started this. on punked they fell in love and remained friends. i was lucky enough to work with mila. it's a nice foursome. we have kids the same age. they're good people. >> i see the movie i want for the four of them. >> that would be a good pairing. >> switch it up kristen and ashton and mila and dax. >>> royal wedding watchers got their first glimpse of the tv movie. >> this when they celebrated the luck of the irish. >> the duchess is about a month away from her due date. she was celebrating st. patrick's day. she and william attended a parade and ceremony. kate was all smiles as she presented the soldiers with sham rocks to mark the holiday. an irish wolf hound got some of the greenery for his collar. what's st. patty's day without a toast. william enjoyed a beer while the expect taint mom stayed with water. live time has released a scene of harry's proposal to meghan from their upping movie

the german shepard's odyssey began monday... kara swindle, dropped him off at the airport in portland.irgo flew united to denver where he spent the night. the next day irgo was scheduled to land at kci to be reunited with his family.kara swindle/owner"they took us back to the warehouse they showed me the kennel, and the minute i said 'irgo' out pops this great dane."--butt to-- "so i instantly burst into tears just wondering where my dog was i was confused, upset and just in utter shock that this was not my dog." according to swindle it took several hours for united to figure out where irgo was.the great dane in front of her provided a clue.kara swindle/owner"his paperwork on his food said japan so at that point they realized that's probably what happened and it got switched up somehow." swindle received a call from united early wednesday morning, that yes, irgo was in fact in japan.the airline is investigating how this happened but have told swindle their theory--kara swindle/owner"one thing they're thinking right now is that s

. >> shepard: thank you, dana.t is noon on the west coast and 3:00 at the white house where the press secretary has just taken questions from reporters including about the stormy daniels scandal. a lawyer for the former adult actress now says she received a physical threat and warning to stay quiet. plus, russia vowing to retaliate after washington penalizes moscow for election meddling. also, what caused the bridge collapse in miami, coming up what we know moments before it came down. >> i just saw it go down and i saw smoke. like i said i said to myself why did they just do that? >> >> shepard: now investigators say more victims could be buried under tons of concrete and steel. let's get to it. ♪

. >> shepard: 3:00 state department where secretary tillerson has just spoken after the president firede source tells fox news secretary tillerson got the news from president trump's twitter account. an aide says secretary tillerson does not know why he is gone. now that aide is are fired. while president trump says tillerson should not have been surprised. >> rex and i have been talking about this for a long time. we got along actually quite well. but we disagreed on things. >> shepard: the president has now nominated the cia director to replace secretary tillerson and promoting a woman with a controversial past to run the cia. we'll check out all of those moves, explain how they

. >> anna is uncensored speaking on dax shepard's podcast. brutely honest about how their relationships in real life aren't what you see on social media. >> we intentionally cultivated the idea of this beautiful family. like anything on social media you don't know. >> chris is at a hotel tonight. >> we've been going to couple's therapy since day way. she's got depression and is on pills. i'm a recovering alcoholic. >> i've got both things. >> what is on anna's mind, her son? >> he's a great little boy. he'll come snuggle with me in the morning. >> she's with allison janney and we want to know if she's a total diva since her oscar? >> yaes i'm a total diva. i make anna bring me things. >> this is what happens between scenes and we're obnoxious. >> what's the secret to the dances? >> wanting to make the biggest fool of myself. >> i also served as monitor for oprah and ava duvernay's baby "queen sugar." and this season ava revealed they're using all female directors with a very simple reason. >> you know, a lot of people make the decision in hol

that's in this hour of "shepard smith reporting."

we'll have that live on "shepard smith reporting." >> dana: white house economic adviser gary cohn mayking the lead in a last ditch effort to stop president trump from imposing steep tariffs on aluminum and steel tariffs. cohn is organizing a meeting with the president and companies that depend on the products. dozens in congress are speaking out about the tariffs. let's bring in daniel henninger. let's to mitch mcconnell that said this. >> i think there's a lot of concern this might kickoff something much more substantial. there's been some discussion about linkage to nafta. i'd say from a kentucky point of view, nafta has been a big winner. >> dan, i think this is one of the first time we've seen in the past year, there's a crowd sourcing of policy time in trying to get the president's attention to change his mind a certain way. how do you think it will shape out? >> this looks like something we've seen before and recently. the dynamics taking place around tariff and trade look like what we just went through with the immigration daca issue and after that gun control. the president go

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. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast.n washington where the trump team is fighting back after the stormy daniels interview. and her accusation that somebody wanted her to keep quiet. >> a guy walked up on me and said to me, leave trump alone, forget the story. then he leaned around and looked at me daughter and said a beautiful little girl. >> shepard: who was that guy? the president's lawyers said he had didn't have anything to do with it and demanding an apology. and russia is threatening to retaliate after 60 russian diplomats were expelled. countries around the world are taki

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. >> shepard: the banking business has been a tough business with all the regulations and with all the problems. we want strong regulation but we want it to make sense. the banks are doing better now and able to loan. we have a big one coming up. we have a bipartisan bill that hopefully will be voted on very shortly on dodd frank. very important amendments especially for the smaller banks and the community banks. i think it's going to be a very special bill for you. are you following that? >> yes, i am. i thought it was -- it might pass today. >> could pass by the end of this meeting. could say guess what? it just passed. but i think it's going to be very popular and for the smaller banks. they needed help and we're honored. it's going to loan a lot of money to great customers. >> pardon? >> you'll be able to loan money to great customers. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> president trump, i'm kevin ferrs. i work at dynamic fasteners. we sell fasteners and power tools to the commercial industry with a primary emphasis of metal buildings. my background is i'm a nerdy engineer. so i'm comp

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. >> shepard: its noon on the west coast. 3:00 at the white house.pect the press reporter to answer questions. we could hear more about the president's plan to put taxes on steel and aluminum imports. his new message about what it would take to give some country as break on that. the cabinet insider that said the president could still change his mind and the top republicans that are against the plan. word of a grand jury subpoena targeting communications from trump team insiders. steve bannon, hope hicks and the president himself. and deadline day for the dreamers. six months ago, president trump told congress, solve the problem of the young immigrants whose parents brought them

. >> dak shepard. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: one of the best guys. >> nick swartson.ng or go-cart riding we had to take cinematic leicester ens. it's outrageous. it's about brotherhood. and lifelong friends as you get older. >> jimmy: tradition. >> yeah tradition. >> jimmy: intoxication. >> a lot of intoxication and how well you can perform intoxicated. like back in havasu. >> jimmy: and this show, i'm so interested in. this tupac and biggie thing i have been reading every article i could ever read and you have made a show about it that covers in detail from where does it start and where does it end? >> well it starts right at the beginning. it shows how tupac and biggie were friends. >> jimmy: which do you play tupac or biggie? >> i play biggie. it's really about these guys were friends first. they came up in the business one from the west coast one from the east coast and this show really highlights them as human beings more than just hip hop icons. it's about the two investigations. the first one in 1996 after biggie got shot. tupac was shot shortly before that. th