plus kate spade helps the company expand into jewelry and apparel. coach believes they can generate 50 million in synergies after the deal closes and do many of the same things to kate spade, develop diluting the brand by participating in so many flash sales. coach's stock has continued to roof since the announcement, which tells you all you need to know about how the market sees this deal. still the stock is up more than 30% year to date but do you think it has run too much i don't think so coach's stock sells at 19 times next year's estimates. might seem a tad expensive but you need to understand that coach is a rarity in this business a company is rising same-store sales, rising margins and growth opportunities. coach deserves every penny of its premium. here's the bottom line, not only is the turn around in coach still very much on track the company is taking the come back it made, the expertise and applying it to kate spade, and i think that acquisition can fuel still another leg of this phenomenal rally you want to wait for a pull back before y

. >> i was going to say, my mom taught me how to play spades.. mom and pops. >> though he is now in a more restrictive housing unit with inmates accused of more serious crimes, he's made some new friends. >> i'm jay dizzle. i be rapping and stuff. >> that's my bodyguard right there. that's my bodyguard right there. >> that's wacky chan, wacky chan. ♪ ♪ my [ bleep ] bill is too high ♪ ♪ it feels i can't afford it ♪ we been around ♪ we get around in your town i'm from l.a. it's how we get down ♪ >> while gonzales has made the most of his time at the central jail, few things in jail last forever. a couple of days later he was transferred back to the theo lacy jail. he's been assigned to a cell in one of the mods, the very place he wanted to avoid. >> i would probably never be in the mods. the mods is like way inside, like no sunlight, two-man cell. you're in a cell, like they lock the door on you. >> really? that's where i guess you see the real serious. see, that's somewhat disturbing. >> i don't know why they brought me over here. i liked it bett

a spade.e i think outside of the region, many of people say the problem is saudia arabia. we have a country in the region that has been supporting extremist elements but also the idea of non—state actors, whether you have the taliban having a representative office as though it is an embassy. these are signals that actually have detrimental effects on people's lives and that is what we are seeing translated in the region. jeff, is this the consequence of president trump's recent visit to the region and has very strong message of support to saudi arabia? the reporting is that the saudis felt empowered by the green light that they got from trump who also pushed very hard to say that mohammed bin salman was going to be the pick of the united states. the bet. jared kushner had him to his house for dinner. ifind it fascinating how the us was for the longest time, we like mohammed bin nayef. he's our pick. oh, this is america's pick, mohammed bin salman. trump said, i take credit, as he does that so

i'm here to say, let's call a spade a spade. i believe it was a terrorist attack.o heard from eyewitnesses he jumped out of the car, tried to stab people. i also heard there were three people and just one. as time comes on, the image will become a lot clearer on just what happened here. jermaine, i guess you have your opinion. what we have to be careful of is its only two or three hours since this incident happened and we are still trying to work out the facts of exactly what happened. did you see the casualties, the people that have been injured, among the crowd? i've seen some of the videos online, which i think they should be removed anyway, and it's disgusting. definitely, definitely severe casualties. some dangerous injuries. i don't want to say there's any deaths, and i don't know if that's been confirmed yet, but i wouldn't be surprised, because it was a van that mounted the pavement as men and women were leaving the mosque to go home to their families and friends and loved ones, and they we re and friends and loved ones, and they were mowed down by a van, s

you call a spade a spade!s are going exactly the same situation, and they said, but the imf said, we will deal with your debt later. that doesn't work, because later eventually comes around. yes, at the time we talked about them kicking the can down the road, and here we are. yes, we have got to the can, and what will they do? there will be a few more measures, a few more statements from germany about what they will do, and it isa germany about what they will do, and it is a mess, unfortunately, and it doesn't show any signs of changing. we will talk more about that a little later, you will talk as though the papers, but for now, thank you. let's go to australia now, where special k is a special name. you may think of it as a serial. but in australia, it is all about tennis star who is becoming well known. the top 100 tennis player thanasi kokkinakis is trying to use the name commercially. we have seen this sort of row before, but not often between a serial provider and a tennis player! it really is a differen

i am here to say let's call a spade, a spade. this is a terrorist attack.le. i also heard that he jumped from the car and tried to sta b jumped from the car and tried to stab people, i also heard that there we re stab people, i also heard that there were three people, notjust one. i think as information —— time goes on, information will come out. jermaine, i guess you have your opinion but we must be careful that it is only a few hours since this happened and we are still trying to work out the facts of exactly what happened. did you see the casualties, the people who had been injured? i saw some of the videos online, which should be removed. it is disgusting. there are definitely severe casualties. dangerous injuries. i don't want to say if there are any deaths but i would not be surprised because it was a van. a van that mounted the pavement as men and women were leaving the mosque to go home to their families and friends and their loved ones. they we re friends and their loved ones. they were mowed down by a van. i would not be surprised if there were fa

divisions that may have been deepened on the campaign trail and on social media, stoking unrest and a spade of violent acts, including two years ago in charleston. nine people killed at a predominantly african-american chu activists killing three people at a colorado planned parenthood clinic. >> people have to learn how to be civil and respectful with people who hold different views. >> reporter: many are now looking to our leaders to soften their tone. president trump called for unity in the wake of the latest shooting. he's shied away from angry discourse. >> knock the crap out of them, will you? >> reporter: for mark kelley, it's personal, his wife gabrielle giffords was shot in the head while talking with constituents six years ago. >> you have to be careful with your words. people pay attention and read them and it's an example to others. >> from coast to coast, there's deep concern this moment of unity will be forgotten and abandoned too soon. you heard the reference there to the church shooting in charleston. today, on the second tragedy. several hundred people marched in honor of t

let's call a spade a spade. the battle in mujahideen against afghanistan in 2012 it intervened in iraq in 2003. intervened in 2011 and has not ended well. it's not likely point to and example and say right this is when he to in syria and that will work. he would repeat every time clinton or petraeus came with him with a plan to arm rebels he would say give me an example of when this works. people would argue well that doesn't mean you shouldn't do id but the evidence and looking at the past record it's not good.rl the only time he seen intervention working are in small places like kosovo or the balkans for sierra leone at large countries.e >> they were more contained. >> you can look at that and say this is in gray. the other problem is that the united states is seemingly unaware of the perception of its own power. united leaders have got big mouth and they talk a big talk and when they talk the talk you can expect them to act. the first happened in iraq in 1991 when george w. bush said we will come and help you

. >>> "new york times" moving the public editor liz spade. this was her last column today. the public editor job is unique, a person who is there to represent the readers. we're seeing fewer and fewer of those jobs across the media. there are fewer critics who print newspapers the way you are at the baltimore sun. what does it matter that the "new york times" is removing this job? >> two things are going on here. this is, again, a tough call. "the times" gives itself good cover when they're laying off editors and people in their newsroom saying, hey, we can't afford this job. on the other hand, they're hiring all kinds of new people. >> they're moving on directors, bringing in new young people. >> which is the only way the newspaper will survive, i get that. i think symbolically getting rid of their public editor matters, but brian, you know that it's a very hard thing for someone to be paid by the "new york times" and legitimately criticize them is complicated. and liz spade, now, she took on values i believe in, is that in covering trump we should adhere to legacy values

. >> we have to call a spade a spade. we have to make sure we are doing in a way that makes people to bring them in and does not push them away.for example, if we are engaging muslim community from a law enforcement perspective, those individuals need to be speaking with leaders of the community and when there are comments being made the leaders of the community are the best today to denounce that. >> the thing there is not being done in our muslim community now? >> i do things at the state and level local but i'm concerned about the rhetoric at the national level from the administration and muslims are not the problem here. the problem here is that there are individuals and groups that are radicalized and want to do is all harm the president himself is eloquent in saying that the muslims are the prime targets of terrorism. >> and they mentioned saudi arabia. you have the jihadist view, you also have the palestinian territory, the teachings about jews and - should that stop also? >> it certainly should! we should be havin

. >> let's call a spade is a spade. the idea you're upset about leaks is when they're against you.hy make this about leaks? either the information is good or it isn't good. that's always the standard. this isn't about leaks. this is about the substance of the matter. >> that's right. actually i was against those leaks, too, i said it on your show dozens of times. the fact is, let's find out what this information is. you guys are trying to figure out why the president tweeted as he tweeted. it all goes back to this question about whether or not once again these investigators, different investigators this time, have leaked the fact that the president is being investigated. >> i don't think that's an issue at all. you want your situational integrity. no white house i've ever been involved with gave information the way this one does, if you want to worry about leaks, maybe you should start there. >> i agree. fair point. >> comey telling the president that he wasn't the subject or whatever he used about the investigation, comparing that to what mueller might be doing. comey could not lo

. >> let's call a spade a spade.n't have this right in a lot of mainland european countries. >> that's absolutely right. >> these are colonial countries that just weren't able to deal with the waves of immigration that came in and tried to figure out how to immigrate people. none of which is an excuse for terrorism. >> absolutely. the line of defense. the community policing. the broken windows. you have to rely on people who are there, who can say something. in many cases, you know, it's like turning in a brother, sister, cousin. this is heart-wrenching stuff. if they don't trust the law enforcement community, they won't do it. >> we'll talk about it in the course of the next few days. let's take a quick break. i want to tell people what we know right now. we've been told by police that six people have been killed. six civilians. three perpetrators, alleged perpetrators have been shot dead by police. they were wearing vests that seemed to have explosives on them. police say they were fake. they did stab a number of p

[laughter] >> david spade at catch. and, of course, we asked him about his safe vi

the other stocks like kate spade and ralph lauren are also up, but not as much as coach is.learly someone is saying out there that coach is going to outperform i think i may have said that kate spade, it's getting acquired, but kors is another one. clearly it looks like coach is going to outperform on a fashion basis. i've got told you, i don't know if that's the case, but if you have an ax to grind and you think that coach's handbags are better than the competition, it's in the stock, you can go ahead and buy it >> josh, what do you think of the handbags >> oh, my, i don't even know where to begin wait, did you just recommend a handbag? >> very conditional. i said, if you have an axe grind and you think coach is -- >> you know i'm all toomey, right? like, head to toe. >> now i do. micror microron, worst performing stock in the s&p 500 today despite strong earnings. >> it's remarkable when you look at where it found buyers today, literally a millimeter above that 50 day. from $10 to $30 since last may if you're still long this name, and you want to be long it, that would be

. >> david spade, he's been burglarized for $8le walked int grabbed his safe, walked out. y.open the safe?afe to welder? >> yes. harvey: ex off blake and lucas last night. but it was so this season.

sam: we're not calling a spade a spade. alexa: he understands.king and thinking that max is gonna come out somehow and say, oh, the right thing, but he's not gonna say it unless he's made to. -it's gonna be max. -alexa: all right. lemonis: that frustration that she just had... is either gonna come out now or it's gonna come out on you. -alexa: right. -sam: oh, yeah. it's going to. alexa: it's a difficult thing, dad. it is. lemonis: do you know that their relationship is fractured because of you? max: no. lemonis: is that a fair statement? sam: yes. alexa: it's affecting my marriage. sam: you know how alexa and i fight all the time, right? all of the stress is really hard for us, and i know you would never want to hurt either of us because you love us, too. max: no, i don't. and i do understand the stress. sam: so but what we need to hear from you, max, will you move out? alexa: i mean, that's kind of the fair thing. max: i don't want to particularly move, but i would. lemonis: okay. all right. good news. sam: all right. ♪ lemonis: i had to leave

you can add david spade to the list of celebrities to be robbed. beverly hills police confirm detectives are investigating a burglary at at his house house in california. page six reporting the thieves took a safe with $80,000 worth of cash including a wedding ring belonging to david's mom george and amal clooney have welcomed twins ella and alexander clooney. george's rep says both are "happy, healthy and doing fine." george will be 74 when the twins graduate from high school. "thor," played by chris hemsworth, wasn't in last year's townhouse catching fire. and just minutes ago we've learned a firefighter was hurt. the breaking new details - coming up at six. ♪ pro-tip for making ribs: don't go it alone. get these great smoked ribs. thanks. sure. twenty minutes on the grill. and they're done. you think he cares if i smoke ribs for six hours? what? summer made easy at amazing prices. only at giant. announcer: now good morning washington on your side. we begin with a breaking news alert. adriana: breaking now, a townhouse catching fire

to fifty million euros in germany if they fail to act quickly to remove hate speech and defamatory spade support as more. according to this poll a company has twenty four hours in which it must delete content that has been flagged as being potentially hate speech or fake news and the failure to do so will result in a fine there could be as high as fifty million euros now the proposal was put forward by the german minister of justice and consumer protection and it talks about companies to beating i'm quoting obviously criminal offenses but of course the question remains to whom is this obvious and at the same time who decides what is fake news now there are concerns that the bull could lead to some form of censorship see bye bye to freedom of speech in germany does it mean germany will start to punish c.n.n. for russophobia for those arguing that hate speech is not free speech i'll let you burn hate speech when you let me define it this is going to be the end of free speech and internet this is of course not the first time that regulation is being looked at as a way of dealing with so-cal

. >> david spade, he's been burglarized for $80,000.ed into his house, grabbed his safe, walked out. harvey: you carry the safe out. how do you open the safe? >> a blow torch. harvey: you take a safe to a welder? >> yes. harvey: excuse me, sir, can you open this safe -- >> i guess this is a problem. >> "bachelorette," rachel kicked

syrian troops for the second time in two days as damascus soldiers battled with yeah he's bringing up a spade and all that coming up to we hear from a us democratic congresswoman who is pushing the stalled washington arming militants in syria. each time we have these wars it has resulted in the strengthening of terrorist groups. and russian investigators say the perpetrators of the same petersburg metro bombing in april used the encrypted messaging service telegram to plan and carry out the atrocity. very good afternoon for me kevin i we just turned one in the afternoon here in moscow this is an international if you just choose our top story the conflict in syria has taken a dangerous new turn over the past weekend with the israeli military bombing syrian government troops for the second time in as many days a middle east correspondent paula sleeze got the latest from tel aviv. israelis claim that these strikes are in retaliation for cross border shelling from the syrian military earlier this morning monday they were again reports that idea of tanks had fired across the border after another r

ace of spades sent out this tweet, as if he's quoting comey, these are ace of spades words, an sbermings of the -- an interpretation of the testimony today. he says, comey, loretta lynch told me to lie and i didn't write that down. but i wrote down trump's stuff because i was afraid he would lie. wow. and it's got the networks all stirred up. that former f.b.i. director comey came in today and actually exposed the disloyalty to the , esident of the united states to the constitution, to the things he swore to uphold and protect. and let's look at one other thing. i haven't heard anybody else mention it. but when you have an attorney, f.b.i. director, and he's talking to the president of the , there is a rivilege involved there. and even the least modicum of loyalty and of honor and ntegrity would cause someone who's taken an oath as an attorney, someone who has taken an oath as director of the f.b.i., someone that knows their boss is the president and all power is in the president for the executive branch, and the f.b.i. director entirely get his power from the president, there would be s

of a buy a $59 price target there they say the kate spade deal is a game changer this might be a little bit late of a call because coach has already implemented quite a turn around story but they say there's a lot of synergy between the kate spade and coach companies in terms of saving cost and not a lot of overlap in terms of customers and not a lot of runway. something coach has done for its own name sake brand which is also turn around and hit on when it comes to style and fashion trends coach is get a boost. >> the market already has endorsed that deal. >> it's a late call but still how many winners are there in retail and specialty products right now. >> seeing some additional buying in financials despite that weak pce number we got. we did get the tenure cracking 2-3 today. >> everybody was fixated on the yield curve and hovering in that 0.8% type range. it's up to 0.9 nobody's idea but it's definitely helped and it's no longer being squeezed down toward zero. >> right. >> i would argue that 90 basis points is fatter than 90 basis points when the ten career was at 4.5 or something

lot of people didn't think trump was going to give them and he has ended up giving it to them in spades heather: we will see what happens as we await that cbo report. >> jon: cnn is imposing new rules for its people and their russia coverage. what the restrictions are and what led to them. we are live at the supreme court where the justice has made some key dispersions including one on president trump's travel ban. the impact it might have and what it tells us about future rules. >> no surprise here that the supreme court not only did the right thing but was very telling, the overturned the injunction while letting us know they are going to decide the case in the fall. ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming pools, public cafes, bars and bistros even pet care services. and there's never been an easier way to get great advice. a place for mom is a free

granny lee, the king of spades were often attached to have a newspaper editors after his failure at the battle of teeth noun.in -- chief -- chief mountain. other soldiers who knew him personally predicted forcible action from the former superintendent of west point. descriptions of lee's aggressiveness and predictions of his assertiveness and command style predate his civil war battlefield successes at the head of the army of northern virginia. one prophecy came from the explorer joseph christmas ives in 1861. ives graduated from west point in 1852 and worked briefly as a principal engineer and architect on the washington monument, served closely as robert e. lee 's chief engineer when they work to fortify the confederate coast in georgia and south carolina. eves'association with lee was relatively brief, but when lee assumed command of the army of northern virginia, edward porter alexander inquired of him about his thoughts on lee as a battlefield commander. when queried about whether lee at the boldness of fighting general necessary for overall command, at a desperate moment when joe

: hi, bubba, i'd like to know what it is on michael kors i think the combination of coach and kate spadeer and makes me think kors is a total loser. to tarn in new jersey. >> caller: hi, this is tarn in new jersey, how are you? >> great how are you? >> caller: great thank you for taking my call i had a question on cloudera >> i have to tell you, i didn't think the quarter wasn't that bad. a lot of people were stunned at the guidance i thought they were being conservative and already at a 52-week low. i'm tempted. a lot of negative involved reminds me of '12 and '13 we stuck our hand in the oven and we made a souffle. to chuck >> caller: hello, cramer, i have it on authority this company will have much stronger margins when they report out tuesday but over the last two weeks they rallied a bit. what do you think about fedex call options >> i like it but i, too, am worried. i thought we're going right into the quarter and won't quit i like your strategy rob in connecticut rob. rob? >> caller: hey, jim, how's it going? >> going well. hour about you >> caller: doing really well i absolutely

he's going to come back and spades and we have got to get tough with him. i think this administration, julian, is going to step up and put together a comprehensive strategy to, one, deter putin, two, be willing to confront him to avoid conflict. but you're absolutely right, we are exposed and he's coming back. >> general, thanks so much for laying out the ground work here giving us a little bit of a strategic picture on this. we really appreciate it. we hope you join us again soon. >> good talking to you, julian. >> likewise, you can hear more from president trump on this topic. president trump is sitting with an exclusive interview, you can catch that right here on the fox news channel starting 6:00 a.m. eastern time. kelly: scary moments at an airport in ohio when a u.s. military jet flips over on the runway. a massive evacuation in london, what forced residents in more than 600 homes to leave apartment buildings immediately? >> emotions are running high. the most important thing is to keep communications with people. you don't let anything keep you sidel

if you look at the purpose of the process, it was played into in spades. he called it rigged.ssians to go in and hack rikt's e-mail. that itself is a criminal act. >> i'm going to stop you right there because i want to play that soundbite from july of 2016. sean spicer was just asked about it and he said the president was joking. take a listen to him in july 2016. >> when they would hack into a major party, but it would be interesting to see, i will tell you this, russia, if you're interesting, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails. i think you will be rewarded mightly by our press. >> we just pulled that off of the web, but a moment later, i asked him if it gave him any pause to ask a foreign government to hack into the personal e-mail of any person in this country. and eli, he said it gave him no pause, no, absolutely not. he was not joking in that moment like sean spicer is trying to argue or like the president was trying to argue later when he walked that back. how much longer will they try to make the argument that we're not seeing what is very clearly in front of

the court has in the past ruled against the executive order ordering cite what the president spade.hat the president sweeted as part of 9 decision. specifically the tweet saying we need a certain travel banfare kaerngs countries. the also quoting press secretary spicer saying the tweets are considered official statements by the president of the united states. >> one of the things i was struck by is how helpful the trump administration has been to all of us by continuing to be clear about what their prejudices are and their actual intent. and intent in these instances really matters. >> back in february the ninth circuit court refused to reinstate the president's original executive order. today is it upheld the decision of the u.s. district court judge. the white house responded to the ninth district court ruling this amp saying the administration will review the decision and at a believes the travel ban is lawful and will be eventually upheld by the prourt. janelle. >> thank you sbroo. >>> this is not the only legal trouble for president trump come nup 25 minutes the reason two atto

. >> we got into an argument over spades. he told me to shut the [ bleep ] up.y mother don't even tell me that. so i did what i had to do. i did what i know best. >> what's that? >> put my paws on him. i didn't give him that chance to put his hands up or nothing. i just punched him. >> steven says he witnessed the fight and said he agrees with conteh's version. >> conteh had no marks on him. i didn't see him get hit one time. >> i beat him like he stole something and kept going. his face was [ bleep ] up. his body had bruises and everything. he had bruises on his legs, man. it was good. i was all right. he a sheep. i'm a wolf. >> since the fight occurred inside their cell, it was not witnessed by staff, so no disciplinary measures were taken. lacey was transferred to another cellmate for a different reason. >> several inmates said he was bullying people and threatening people if they didn't do things the way he did them. >> though lacey has kept it a secret from other inmates, he is convicted of aggravated sexual battery against a victim under the age of 13. >>

one of the things i think we've learned in spades over the last 20 years, we get super excited abouthat person down. time and time again, when you go out to districts where people are voting, it's just in the background and they're voting the things that they care about. their economics, the health care, their education or they like the person. so my conversations with trump voters, the scandals don't come up. they think it always a buffoon or whatever. at least, basically just trying to say the right things. so i don't think it will have any -- >> and is part of trump's support that that core, 35% or so of the country, strengthened every time the media criticizes him? because the last thing they want to do is give you the satisfaction of having been right about donald trump. >> one of the things we learned about the structure in this country, people in the lower middle class or working class or people who voted for trump do not mind rich people or billionaires. but they mind our bossy professionals, teachers, lawyers, journalists who seem to want to tell them what to do or seem to w

>> something really simple, with a, pack have playing card liberty have removing a few cars, and spadesd. i will leave here for just a moment. >> all right. >> do me a favor and touch any card thaw want. >> okay. >> any card you like. >> pull it out, show it to the camera. >> show it to the camera. >> where are we. >> excellent. >> all i need to you do is remember this card. >> it is not a card tricks where i will find it but keep your eye on it and the two black kings, watch that eight as i isolate it between the two black kings, leave these here, two right kings we will place these here, and right here. >> perfect. >> again all you have to does keep your eyes on that eight and watch as it jumps from here to there as it if by magic you dent mine pull these two card out spread them and note that is there is one card in between and there is it. >> it is the card that i pick. >> this friday june 30th see masters of illusion on the cw philly. this is eric jones. you are the man. >> thanks so much for having me. >> jim and jan back over to you. >> i'm impressed. >> 6:51. there is a lot comi

it's going to come back in spades by the time we get to thursday. this is going to be the only issue this weeks and the only issue the next few weeks until we get how many meetings there were, who said what, let's get it out on the i believe at that. until they can level on all the russia issues it's going to carry on being an issue. >> aeesh audio wrasse coyou were briefed by the administration for their plans for their ongoing agenda, which of course rebound as strong as the president's weakest tweet going into the next business day. >> yes, that's -- the white house right now, they are trying to get a focus on their legislative accomplishments. they are complaining that no one is focusing on what they are trying to get done. now, of course they haven't had any really major legislative accomplishments other than passing health care reform through the house. but they haven't had any major bills signed into law. so they are trying to change that. they are saying they are going to do health care over the summer, before the august recess. and that the

yet here we are at the end fortunate evening and russia comes back to them coming back in spades by the time we get to thursday. this is the only issue this week and the only issue the next few weeks until we get some sense of the administration -- how many peegts were there who said what let's get it out on the table. until they can do that and level on the russia issues it's carrying on being an issue. >> and i easha you were briefed on the plans for the ongoing agenda which are as strong as the president's weakest tweet going into the next business day. >> the white house right now they're trying to get a focus on legislative accomplishments. they are complaint noy one is focusing on what they're trying to get done. they haven't had a major legislative accomplishments other than passing health care reform through the house but no major bills signed into law. they're trying to change that. they're saying they're doing health care over the summer before the august recess and that they're starting on -- they're starting on tax reform after labor day. >> phillip, your colleague on our mu

it's one that refuses to call a spade a spade and say to the ayatollahs enough is enough. but today we're changing course and not a moment too soon. this legislation will finally hold the regime in tehran accountable for its brazen attempts to bully its neighbors and assert supremacy throughout the middle east. it will put heavy sanctions on anyone involved in helping iran develop ballistic missiles, circumvent our arms embargo or spread terrorism throughout the world. i know there are those who consider this kind of move provocative but i would say it is the iranian regime's aggression that has been provocative. all of these sanction activiti activities, the things that the regime and tehran should not be doing in the first place. i don't think it's provocative to hold our enemies to the same standards as our friends. i don't think it's unreasonable to do what we can to protect our friends and ourselves from iranian-supported terrorism and from a regime that's responsible for killing hundreds of american troops in the middle east. instead i think it's long overdue and tod

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. >> there is this feeling in spades that there is a double standard. >> david? >> there has been a double standard but one of your proudest moments came from working for ronald reagan and you know what, because he was transparent and respected the press because he treated people civilly, he got very fair coverage. it was not as biased as anything like this, it was not a slugfest that you're seeing today. reagan set a standard of civility in the white house and you believed in that. >> yes. >> that really worked for him and really changed -- this is not just a product, oh, the terrible liberal press. there is something more going on here that has a lot to do with a man who is working the operation. the signals come down from the top. >> i do think that there was enormous resistance. the phrase applied to this one group of people that i think can be used in a lot of ways, never trump. i really do think that donald trump, for one reason or another, has stirred such wrath with elites in washington in both parties, in both parties. >> if you start out hating people,

he has it in spades. >> what happens if the president gets to pick another supreme court justice? the worry of needing that 66 super majority, trump is free to pick anyone he wants. other times conservatives could not be passed but he will pick whoever he wants. it's a good thing in that often times conservatives and we're always labelled far right. there's some good constructionalists who deserve an opportunity break and we're going to talk about your break. actually they were in law school with judge gorsuch when it really mattered. >> how does it make you feel? i can tell you're beaming. you can tell someone's nature when they do the right thing web no one is watching. >> i was proud of him. i didn't always admire president obama. >> when we come back, we'll turn our attention to reclaim israel's hisstorhistory. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> william: you know, i'm looking forward to this discussion on reclaiming israel because i've been to israel on a number of different places and yet, there's such this so what is the disconnect and how do we get people to see that the jews are not trying to dest

. >> forbes magazine released its list of highest spade athletes.ated to have and earned $93 million between soccer salary and endorsements. the list also includes lebron james worth $86 million, l.a. dodgers clayton kershaw serena williams is the only woman on the list with the income of $27 million. >> go serena. >>> new item on popeye's menu combining fried chicken and cookies? they're now sweet and crunchy tenders chicken strips breaded in cookie batter. a meal will cost you about five dollars. they're available through june 25th. >> that makes my stomach hurt just thinking about that. >> why you messing with that? leave it alone. >> that's not a combo i feel like -- >> no, should have ever come together. >> there was a group of people sitting in a room saying i got a great idea and everybody in the room said let's do it. >> hey, nothing beats cookies, right, guys. let's mix it with chicken. yum. all right, hey h-we got some good weather today. 57 degrees outside right now. looks like a couple clouds are starting to come across. winds out of the

liz spade was been let go from position after just a year on the job called out sometimes reporters wereng too opinionated on twitter" there is a slide toward coverage that can be misperceived as rooting for trump's demise. this is precisely the wrong time at the new york times to silence the kind of voice. we came in here this morning as we have on many mornings and had to rip up the show to deal with the london attack, the attack on the bridge there and the van and knife wielding assailants. we have to ask all these questions. what's the latest? what can we get rid of? you know, we try to be on the breaking news but not ignore other news and that is almost a balancing act as we look at these pictures, i have to say, we've gotten weary of the constant scourge of terror. perhaps especially journalist to chronicle each attack. there is a level on which we give the terrorists what they want by spreading their message of fear. what happened at london bridge was horrifying enters every minute of cover but the challenge for media, all of us in the news business, all of us dedicated to reporti

they needed someone to be david spade's dad. >> seth: okay.ey didn't tell me was they needed someone to take over as clinton. and i had no clinton and phil hatman had major clinton. >> seth: yeah. >> i mean he was -- he owned it and i mean, i just thought he was he brilliant at everything. but, yeah -- >> seth: it's hard thing -- yeah. >> it was like following the beatles version of "yesterday" with mine. [ laughter ] >> seth: right. >> you know, it's just not going to be the same. >> seth: well, you didn't follow the beatles but you did create one of the great fake rock bands of all time. spinal tap is the beatles of not real rock bands. and i genuinely mean it. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> seth: not only that. it was -- you know, it gave us this wonderful genre of mockumentary. and do you still get recognized as david st. hubbins? >> well, not now i don't. >> seth: yeah. >> because i got the chin spinach going here. >> seth: uh-huh. [ light laughter ] >> but, no, yes, people do, people do. i had a great moment. the m

those soft like a romney/hillary clinton voter and this is the kind of voter that jon ossoff needs in spades if he's going to win in this district tonight. take a listen. >> i think there's a lot of independents here and he should carry all of their votes for a large segment, i shouldn't have said all. and i've spoke on the a lot of republicans that are going to use this as a protest vote. i think it will still be close. this is a devoted republican district, but i think jon ossoff may take this by a couple of points today. there's a lot of people down here in the middle of the road and we just want things done. work together. but right now to go off with closed doors and come up with a health care bill in the senate is just unacceptable. >> so, craig, that's the secret. that's the answer. jon ossoff needs an army of mikes to show up and vote today and that's what we'll be watching for the rest of the afternoon. >> how much money has been spent down there so far? >> reporter: it's going to be $50 million when it's all said and done. the most expensive house race in history by an unspeakable