separate but you know donald trump made a campaign promise and he's keeping it for better or worse steve absolutely and you know china and the european union canada mexico the that they're separate they're separate issues really in china i think the ultimate goal is not order to bring down the three hundred fifty fifty billion dollar trade deficit that we have with china but also to get them to stop stealing our intellectual property and treat us more fairly in that respect so i think that's part of a grand scheme plus this. political considerations beyond trade and economics that china plays into as far as canada and mexico especially canada there and the european union they're really ticked off that trump is using the pretext of national security to implement these tariffs on aluminum and seal in particular and that's taking them off no end trudeau has been very outspoken about that but i think when push comes to shove they need us more than we need them they know that trump is a grand master at bargaining and negotiations and this is all part of it i believe ok we'll. go back to that but i. thin

separate but you know donald trump made a campaign promise and he's keeping it for better or worse steve absolutely and you know china and the european union canada mexico that this is separate they're separate issues really in china i think the ultimate goal is that order to bring down the three hundred fifty fifty billion dollar trade deficit that we have with china but also to get them to stop stealing our intellectual property and treat us more fairly in that respect so i think that's part of a grand scheme plus it's. political considerations beyond trade and economics that china plays into as far as canada and mexico especially canada there and the european union there really ticked off that trump is using the pretext of national security to implement these tariffs on aluminum and seal in particular and that's taking them off no end trudeau has been very outspoken about that but i think when push comes to shove they need us more than we need them they know that trump is a grand master at bargaining in negotiations and this is all part of it i believe ok we'll get close steve will go back to th

separate but you know donald trump made a campaign promise and he's keeping it for better or worse steve absolutely and you know china and the european union canada mexico the that this is separate they're separate issues really in china i think the ultimate goal is that order to bring down the three hundred fifty fifty billion dollars trade deficit that we have with china but also to get them to stop stealing our intellectual property and treat us more fairly in that respect so i think that's part of a grand scheme plus there's. geopolitical considerations beyond trade and economics that china plays into as far as canada and mexico especially canada there and the european union they're really ticked off that trump is using the pretext of national security to implement these tariffs on aluminum and seal in particular and that's taking them off no way and trudeau has been very outspoken about that but i think when push comes to shove they need us more than we need them they know that trump is a grand master at bargaining in negotiations and this is all part of it i believe ok we'll get close steve w

with this but be not mistaken and i can't say this enough if you don't allow these mergers steve's absolutely correct this is horizontal it has to be because you have different components cable is not going to exist anymore that's going by the wayside phone companies going to be delivery systems content content is king think about this netflix is bigger than disney movie that flicks and they laughed at that netflix hulu amazon google they've changed the complete battleground of this everything that's all that is ancient we haven't even seen what's going to happen in the immediate future part this is cataclysmic can you said today and i could i could sense the urgency line oh hey i need a ten second answer from both of you news breaking this afternoon oprah winfrey signing a deal with apple to compete against netflix and amazon ten second steve go i guess you're not running for president lionel what do you play. goes to show you the future apple and not a regular media corporation though that is media conservative commentator steve walz bergan line of one old media thank you both for your time

them as well you have to anyway want to go ahead yeah if i can just cut in here for a second steve's absolutely right we're talking about these suicide seeds but in fact really for the past hundred years all the seeds that have been bought all the composite seeds and the created seeds are really good for one go around i don't think there is actually going to see as much upstream trouble as a lot of people are saying. the issue there is you know on the one hand they've reduced inputs and made less passed and farmers like that but particularly in the european union fred they've got a big problem with g m o's they don't want to talk about trade they don't want any g.m.o. either beans or corn right. well i think that they have a big problem in europe because europe has a very big issue with patenting the intellectual property of the seed and now this is been a question in the european union for quite some time the commission has just come through and said yes in fact there can be patented seeds this is however a highly unjust and a highly unfair and very little understood phenomena so let me just b

steve: absolutely.why was that so powerful. >> as my son always referred me as pops in his letters and on the phone and he would sawlsz say catch you later, pops. see you later, pops. it meant a lot to me. it just was something to hear the president say that as well. steve: absolutely. tell us a little bit about your son. well, he was a wonderful boy to me obviously. he loved football, he played baseball. he served. his favorite sport was bull riding. he loved to bull ride. and was an all around good honest son. steve: i understanding he went into the military directly out of military school. right? shortly after. he came up to stay with me in ohio. i lived in florida most of his life until he was 15 and moved back to ohio with his permission, of course, and then he came up in the summertime afterwards and then he went back to florida. and went into the service. after that. steve: and he loved the service? >> yes, he did. he was -- in the young men's marines at 9 years old. he loved it. he went to the m

steve: absolutely. president and the secretary of state have made it very clear this will be the first step. meanwhile, let's take a step backwards, sebastian, when the president left canada on saturday. it sounded likes he was going to sign on to that communique regarding what had happened at the g-7 summit. but then justin trudy got out on television and shot off his mouth and the president was steamed because it made him look weak, he felt. what did you think of the prime minister? >> very childish behavior. if you want to treat your friends like friends that's exactly divhiewvment you don't make arrangements face to face and as soon as the individual has left the building talk behind their back. that's not what true friends do. and i think peter navarro's commentary on fox was spot on. the canadians will regret this action by their prime minister. it's just unseemly. it's not how you treat your fellow allies. steve: sebastian gorka joining us live from singapore. you have a busy day. i know you are

comport with this but be not mistaken and i can say this enough if you don't allow these mergers steve's absolutely correct this is horizontal it has to be because you have different components cable is not going to exist anymore that's going by the wayside phone companies going to be delivery systems content content is king think about this netflix is bigger than disney netflix and they laughed at that netflix hulu amazon google they've changed the complete battleground of this everything that's all that is ancient we haven't even seen what's going to happen in the immediate future part this is cataclysmic can you sense that it i could i could sense the urgency line oh hey i need a ten second answer from both of you news breaking this afternoon oprah winfrey signing a deal with apple to compete against netflix and amazon ten second steve go i guess you're not running for president lionel what do you. goes to show you the future apple and not a regular media corporation though that is media conservative commentator steve walls bergen line of wine old media thank you both for your time and a great w

steve: really? regina: absolutely. that's the standard. steve: that's the standard. steve: that's a lot of education. regina: it is, it is. and wait till you hear where this one graduated from. i'm a proud mom. single mom. steve: brandon, where did you graduate from? brandon: stanford university. steve: geez. regina: ooh, yeah! devyni: graduate in the house! steve: let's go win ourselves some money! [cheering and applause] let's go. give me hamilton, give

steve: absolutely it will.y donaldhat was drop trump and the press conference, the 75 minute long press conference, after the joint statement was signed by the two leaders. no mention of this possible suspension or cancellation of e wargames with south korea in the statement, but donald trump did mention it, and he said in the press conference, he talked about it with kim jong-un. it's quite significant and probably caught south korea off guard. the blue house saying they were looking at the ramifications of such a move. keep in mind there is an 32,000 u.s.0,000 -- soldiers in south korea. they have just completed a major humphreysdown at camp , 11 billion u.s. dollar expansion paid largely by the south koreans. with the capability of housing some 45,000 u.s. soldiers. this is a major move or concession him if you will, by the united states. that's what the north koreans have long said, they want the u.s.-south korean wargames to stop. they found it to be provocative, an is a word that even donald trump used ye

steve: we are doing the news for the people in the midwest, too. brian: absolutely. they know. ley: you went out to steve's neck of the woods. what do you think of his people? brian: his people are our people. they're extremely nice. ainsley: the president was in my neck of the woods west port high school and he had a rally. he was there trying to encourage people to go to the polls today to vote for the incumbent south carolina governor henry mcmaster in a tight race with a guy named john warren. brian: the president was stuck on the plane because of weather for a while. got a few very direct tweets. steve: hey, mark warner. brian: some little announcement he made in martha's vineyard. he took care of a few things and said i am not letting the people of south carolina down. i'm going out there and i'm covering everything. the only thing that was there is just ornaments or just teleprompters. steve: so typically donald trump who went there to endorse henry mcmaster ended up talking about a lot of stuff. if you missed here are some of the highlights. >> it is great to be with you

steve: at all? >> absolutely not. on't think that the president saying hey, i have a lot going on if i have one individual showing up that day, i'm going to move on to maybe some more pressing matters. steve: he is the ceo of the clothing line called nine line apparel. tyler merritt thank you very much for your service. >> thank you, sir. steve: dana loesch is going to join us live in the next hour. philadelphia's mayor slamming president trump again this time with doing a little sanctuary city dance. we're going to explain the back story coming up. a really . carl? lowest price guaranteed. what about the world's lowest limbo stick? how low can you go? nice one, carl. hey i've got an idea. just say, badda book. badda boom. badda book. badda boom. nice. always the lowest price, guaranteed. book now at choicehotels.com . . ♪ steve: james comey's leadership at the fbi torn to shreds in a watchdog report on his investigation into the clinton email probe. >> somebody leaked it because they're afraid it will get changed. >>

campaign promise and he's keeping it for better or worse and he's keeping it for better or worse steve absolutely eve absolutely and you know china and the and you know china and the european union canada mexico the european union canada mexico the. separate separate this is separate issues really separate issues really and i think the ultimate goal is that china i think the ultimate goal is that are to bring down the three hundred fifty dead or to bring down the three hundred fifty fifty billion dollar trade debt of fifty billion dollars trade deficit that we have with china but also said that we have with china but also to get them to stop stealing our intellectual get them to stop stealing our intellectual property and probably pretty and treat treaty just more and more fairly early in the in that respect spec so i think that's part so i think that's of a grand squat of a grand scheme plus plus as if you're a political consultant considered. iterations beads beyond trade in economics that china trade in economics that china plays into into as far as as far as canada and mexico and mexico espec

campaign promise paying promise and he said he's keeping keeping it for better or better or worse steve absoluteabsolutely and you know you know china and china and the european union canada the european union canada mexico the. six ago the that separate their separate issues really separate their separate issues really in china and china i think the the ultimate ultimate goal goal is is that i did that i wanted to bring to bring down that there are the three hundred three hundred fifty to fifty. fifty but the bill utility and dollar trade deficit will trade deficit that we have would be had with china china but but also to also to go to get them to stop get them stealing to stop stealing our until our intellectual actual of property property and treat and treat us more just more fairly fairly and that we have that respect respect so so i think that i think that's part of it's part of a grand a grand scheme scheme claim plus it is just as geopolitical political critical considering siddur beyond and trade and trade and economic and that china plays. china plays into as few as far as cars canada

steve: ann scherer, thank you very much for being with us on c-span history tv. ann: absolutely. steve: from 1968 is that 20 minute documentary in its entirety, part of reel america, the work of ed scherer, "on the case." [no audio] >> in my living room of my house, it is like walking from an alleyway from a backend street. the front of my door is like a dumpyard or something. i mean whenever the white man has finished and disposed of, that is where it will be brought to. we had my home, it is not like my home wanted it. we have white man coming in there. won't painted the color i want it. we have a white man fixing it up, but not too much. still have cracks and holes, so when it rains, we put buckets that you put over the beds. again, we go outside, we have to get five or six coats and go outside. because if they don't we will get wet. they will not put bathroom on the inside. but the white man, they put them on in the inside. >> like when you live out there, [indiscernible] you go to school, when you tell your mother, you go to school, then you get an accounting for a three doll

steve: absolutely.aking office people were assuming that they were going to war with north korea. president obama said that north korea was our biggest and most dangerous problem. no longer. sleep well tonight. he also tweeted this out. and this is big. the world has taken a big step back from potential nuclear catastrophe. no more rocket launches. nuclear testing or researches, the pose hajjs are back home with their families. thank you to chairman kim our day together was historic. ainsley: think about that how far we have come. three hostages backs home safely they are getting rid of missiles and testing sites. saying they are going to denuke. if they did not denuke that could lead to a war. many lives have been saved if we don't have to go to war. brian: four elements in it a lot of people expected more it is just the start. a lot of people are saying wow, i'm so disappointed. other people are high fiving. i think the best or the worst is yet to come. all come out in six months. steve: good first st

steve: absolutely, i am sure there is tons of discussion behind the walls and shanghai on how to counterpresident xi jinping is a nationalistic leader like president trump, very different from the old adage of deng xiaoping about hiding your strengths and biding your time. placehas firmly put its on the global stage as a leader, and they don't want to show any weakness. but we are hearing from sources, that there are some very prominent economists, who have circulated a number of papers around china, that are being censored on social media as well, stating that perhaps the leadership in china has miscalculated the extent of the anti-china sentiment in washington, and that perhaps of course, the chinese economy is to been reliant on exports growth, at a time when there are some cracks in the wall. ramy: steve, thank you. stephen engle there was the chinese side, out of shanghai. speaking of anti-china sentiment, let us look at what washington. in treasury secretary, stephen mnuchin, has denied that china is the main target of these emergency laws to protect sensitive information. sources

steve: and, marc, absolutely. now there are more jobs than people and we have some stats we are going to put up on the screen. right now 223,00 223,000 jobs ad in may. labor participation rate has gone up as well. so, if people want to find a job, there are jobs out there. also, at the same time, mark, i understand the administration has clamped down on food stamp fraud. >> yes. the administration is doing a great deal of work both at the federal and the state level. as you may know in april of this year. the president signed an executive order strength the workforce requirement across all the agencies, including the usda and hud. those things certainly contributes to where we are and as the stats show, steve, we have got a workforce participation rate of 62.7%. and i believe it's climbing. and let's not forget we have the lowest unemployment rate for african-americans in recorded history. steve: all right. put it all together, fewer people need assistance. of course, nibble who needs it, the government program is

know better than i bart you know people are going to say yeah i've cut a loss my confidence absolutely steve malzberg conservative t.v. and radio commentator we knew you'd be helpful thanks for your time. and before we go dr jesse ventura currently r.t. america fame helped make wrestling profitable while his often been criticized for being fake the w w e the world wrestling entertainment profits are very real and growing in just the first quarter of the year the w w eve made more than one hundred eighty seven million dollars in revenue so first quarter but under a new five year deal with usa network fox and comcast the licensees fees received from those broadcasters for just two shows. will triple in twenty nineteen from a previous level of one hundred thirty two four hundred sixty eight million dollars the w e projects their overall annual content revenue fees will grow to five hundred forty two million dollars by two thousand and twenty one and some commentators now invoke pro wrestling as emblematic of middle america taste in entertainment and even emblematic of the trump era and the owne

steve: absolutely. in this last year as well.s were on that train to the greenbrier, the retreat, the republican retreat that hit the garbage truck and immediately people thought it was terrorism aimed at the republicans again. >> well, that's exactly right. and when you hit a truck in the middle of the road with a train going 70 miles per hour. that's another thing that makes you wonder if you are in the right place at the right time. steve: the day after he was shot, congressman, he went back to work. >> yes. steve: he's a special kid. >> this is a special young man. i told the story in that dugout, as i told you earlier, we had 24-year-old zac. we had 12-year-old jack barton. we had 68-year-old roger williams. even those generations we have that bond now together that will never leave that we were under fire. we stayed together. god was with us and he took care of us. steve: it's a pleasure. good luck tonight, congressman, zac. >> thank you. steve: now get back to work. ainsley, brian, todd, back to you. ainsley: our hearts ar

steve: show me what you do. give me an example. kyle: absolutely, steve. here we go. gonna auction off this fancy suit right here. here we go. [talking rapidly] 5 and now 10, 10 up to 15, 20, 25-- johnsons, you're out. 75. and 100, 125--steve, you want

steve: absolutely. so i understanding you are back in the mowing business.ness and you are not quite back in that business yet. you would like to hire on a couple more vet but you don't have the equipment to do that, right? >> yes, sir. we just don't have the capital in the bank right now. the theft took a huge toll on our business. we were only six months old at the time as it was. we would love to get our vets back to work. steve: all right. so, cody, if anybody is watching right now. and would like to help you, how would they get ahold of you? >> you can go to our facebook page, facebook.com our troops okay. or go fund me.co me.com/our-troops-services. steve: we will link that at our website. go to foxnews.com. got a feeling he is going to be mowing this afternoon. while you were sleeping one of the top democrats in congress lost his job, king of queens that man right there. screen right. stunning primary result top of the hour. speaking of stunners. starred the season on the bench. led the eagles to first win in the super bowl. nic is going to join us li

steve: absolutely.together, you know, it looks like perhaps some red flags were missed. you know it, sounds like according to the "new york times" there were threats online, social media and stuff like that. the guy had an ax to grind. he sued the paper. lost the case because the judge said ultimately he didn't understand the law. >> the signs were there. the signs were there again it happens time and time again. they are making threats. they are making threats whether it's online or in person. the threats are there. they are aware of the situation. i wish somebody had been inside the building with their conceal carry and i wish that the place had been a little lit more hardened. ainsley: it is so frustrating though for the officers they will see on social media the warning signs. you can't go and arrest someone for that you might be able to get them therapy like the guy got therapy the judge ordered therapy after harassing that girl online. not allegedly because he pleaded guilty to it. he gets therapy

steve: absolutely, for folks who have not heard the story, you've been on the program.ountry. he beat josh with a closet rod. strangled him over and over. kicked him so hard in the stomach, his spleen split in two. after death he tied him up, set him in a field and set his body on fire. steve: unbelievably. this is story of a person in the country here illegally. the president made it clear he wants to remove as many criminal aliens as possible. when you look at these numbers, yeah, he is right. why do we have that many things going on that nobody's heard about? >> statistics should be zero. we shouldn't be here discussing this right now. this is just in texas alone. you can imagine if you add up everywhere. it needs to be stopped. there should be you know, taxpayers are paying for this. citizens are paying for it. american lives are being just ended for it. and it is absolutely absurd. it needs to end now. we need to figure out legislation that will keep americans safe. you know, i started out this, trying to say it can happen to your family. i can more likely say it w

>> absolutely. >> steve king, thank you very much for joining us on "street signs.et me toss it back to you i have bigger priorities now >> thank you very much for bringing us that interview >>> let's look quickly at the european markets we can see all four of the major indices are back in the green after yesterday. seems like those fears over trade tensions are still lingering, but not too heavily weighing on those markets. the ftse 100 up more than 1% in italy, the minute falling slightly the cac 40 in paris is performing better than it was the last 30 minutes. up a third of a percent. in germany, the xetra dax holding steady basic resources had a tough day yesterday. looking at them now, the stocks for some of the major minors, they're performing well today. bhp up 1.8 rio tinto up 2%. anglo american up 2.6% these are all london-listed. you can also see across the oil commodity complex, oil prices are impacting the major stocks there as well. across europe, bp, shell, total and any of tthe italian produceg well repsol, though, is down 0.25%. later this morning ra

steve: abby, your brothers would stand for the anthem. abby: absolutely. that's not a question. that's the predicament we are presented with given the situation that the nfl has placed the teams.in theyave come up with a new policy where if you don't want to stand, just stay in the locker room. brian: told college players. everyone is going. i don't care what your political view is everyone is going. you are national champs. you got invited to the white house. why can't the owner say everybody go. i know where you stand. use this opportunities to sit down in the east room. you could do this below the . kellyanne conway big eagles fan could have facilitated the whole thing. abby: tell the president what you think. use that as an opportunity. tell us what you think friends@foxnews.com. did president do the rig thing here? there are other headlines we are following. a hunch from a retired detective helped lead police right to a suspected serial killer. dwight jones found shot dead in the arizona hotel room after allegedly murdering six people in a matter of six days. he then killed

hasecognized that steve been an absolutely invaluable resource on both sides of the come, has whoever has gotten straight answers and good information, and has done as or more than anyone else to educate the american public on social security. add the academy has done a better job since that year. every year, they come up with that are an better people for the ball award and there is one such person on this panel. henry.k you, >> my job here today is to talk about the role of social security in people's lives. social security is a retirement benefit that is critical to the economic security of the elderly, but it is also an insurance program that is needed at every stage of life. social security retirement benefits reduce poverty for the elderly from about 41% to about 9%. the program also provides an sure its young workers and their dies,es if a young worker leaving behind a spouse and two young children, they would benefitsurvivors' valued at $700,000. if the young worker with a spouse and two young children became disabled, the family $725,000 ine about disability and retirement be

steve: is that true? >> it's absolutelyrue. >> they will take federal taxpayer dollars, they get benefits, and healtare and work on union activity. >> that doesn't count as campaigning. >> we are funding it. t's one of the biggest things of all-times. this is corruption at the highest level. they are working on behalf of the candidates. the whole movement to get out the vote. they are there on election day. literally while on the federal dime and getting paid and putting forward their own candidates. they use the power to also boycott others and create mess in the area and total pandemonium so no one can get business done and they shut you down. >> what the supreme court is looking at is there is the union and you decide i don't want to ben the union. you take 78% ofhe dues out of your chuck. they take it and pour it in the union even if you didn't want to do it. there shouldn't be any public tecsector unions. the point of the union. >> they call themselves labor. >> why do you normally have a union if you are a field worke

steve: life savings. brian: that was sad, absolutely. i have so many bellbottoms from the '70s. ever happen? ainsley: that's terrible. steve: shorts with a short-sleeve shirt. >> that is called golfing w wear do you like the button down shirts that are short-sleeved? brian: should i not? ainsley: i don't like them. do you like them, steve? >> buttoned down collar? ainsley: write us. let you know if you like them. >> they're terrible. brian: a lot of women don like them on men. steve: when i was working in kansas. i had to wear them all the time. >> it makes sense. i don't know why i don't like them. i made that decision long time ago. sticking with it. writing down, the video signing that executive order yesterday. the media, the left, they were up in arms about everyone actually up in arms about parents being separated from their kids. that bill he is signing, that executive order he is signing, will allow parents and kids to be together. steve: nobody likes to see children separated from their parents. the president said he had no choice but to separate them. a rare reversal wi

steve can translate for me i took german in school. i'm kind of hamstrung. close to being a failed state. mexico fails, absolute by illegal drug car telephones. that's causing the surge at the border. border patrol is empowered to keep our border safe for americans. that is their focus. steve: it's become a political issue on this side. seems to be democrats against republicans regarding. this and this is why the secretary of homeland security came out with a series of tweets to try to clarify. ainsley: she says this misreporting by members, press and advocacy groups must stop. it's irresponsible and unproductive. if you are seeking asylum for your family there is no reason to break the law and illegally cross between ports of entry. you are not breaking the laugh by seeking asylum at a rt of entry. we do not have a policy of separating families at the border period. for those seeking asylum at ports of entry we have continued the policy from previous administrations and will only sepe if the child is in danger. there is no custodial relationship between family members, or if the adult has broken a law. steve:

steve: are you antiunion? >> no, absolutely not. to voluntarily join a union and they want to voluntarily pay the dues, i think it's good for that individual and that union, why should i, as a condition of employment be forced to pay a fee in order to just work in a public sector area? steve: yeah, mark, that's the way they have been doing it for decades. >> it doesn't nestle mean it's right. steve: you are right about that. jacob, what about this particular case do you think appealed to the supreme court with the 5-4 verdict that they would say, you know what? we shouldn't have to force people to do something they don't want to do? >> well, they started recognizing in a couple of other decisions over the past decade that this is a strange thing where this one kind of group can force people to give it money for political advocacy. there is no other group really except the government that can force people to give it money like that. this was a strange situation that's contrary to first amendment values and the court signaled in years

steve doocy is at the game this evening, there is a look at it. you can't make that up. >> you know, you cannot make that up, absolutely right, martha. ay with steve scully's. you know, i know he has been practicing and i know he's had a dozen surgeries students one year ago today. that crazed gunman came out with the semiautomatic gun and tried to kill as many republicans as he could. steve's police was down, pinned it down. his teammates wanted to come and rescue him and couldn't, so it wasn't until the brave action of the capitol police, as personal security detail that were actually able to neutralize the gunman, killed the gunman. then everyone was taken to hospitals. steve scalise faced so much we have become a dozen surgeries. he wanted to come back tonight, it has been his mission to be here and waved to the crowd, and he was able to do it. and for him to be able to come on the first play of the game, throw a democrat out? i'm telling you, there wasn't a dry eye and the house. it was like a movie, it was too perfect. >> martha: when i interviewed him, i said, who will play second base next year? and they said, i think steve sc

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we recognized that steve has been an absolutely invaluable resource on both sides of the aisle without fear or favorite, whoever has come has gotten straight answers and good information and has done as much as or more than anybody else to educate the american public on social security. so, thank you. >> henry, that's so nice of you to say, but i would add to that the academy has done a better job since that year. every year they come up with better and better people for the ball award and i think there's at least one such person here on this panel. [laughter]. >> thank you, henry. >> my job here today is to talk about the role of social security in people's lives. social security is a retirement benefit that is critical to the economic security of the elderly, but it is also an insurance program that is needed at every stage of life. social security retirement benefits reduce poverty for the elderly from about 41% to about 9%. however, the program also provides insurance protection for young workers and their families. if a young worker dies, leaving behind a spouse and two young chil

. >> i like the guy, but i think he's absolutely -- >> what i mean is steve schmidt has noing to loseunning for reelection. those are the people i wonder about, the people who actually have something to lose in the midterm elections that are choosing not to speak out. >> elected members of congress if you speak out, you get a more trumpian-like figure in the party. there are many who are afraid to speak out, not that they're worried about trump tweeting them, but what does it do to the republican party in the long term. if they keep silent, thee -- >> what about the party in the long term when you support a policy that recommends -- or that enforces separating children from parents at the border. >> the republican party -- most republicans do not support that. look at ted cruz, one of the most conservative members of congress. he put out a bill which donald trump pooh-pooh'd immediately, which said let's increase immigration judges so we can deal with the baglog. >> but evan, 55% of the party supported the separation of families. it's terrible. >> it's immoral, absolutely. >> the quin

steve: can you use that today on capitol hill? marc: i think absolutely. people ask me, have you used your mba? no, in the sense of, do you look at discounted cash flows or do you study spreadsheets? no. i'm not. and i haven't en since i came out of school to i went to mba school in hopes of having a career switch. instead, i think the doors were closed there. the doors opened on capitol hill. i remember once asking senator high chance and, why did you limitede with such experience on capitol hill? she said, everyone else appear with a lawyer. you had an mba so you stood out. i think it is something that is underappreciated on capitol hill. i think there's more mba beginning around washington dc to tap into. i think talent pull and capitol hill, young people who have graduated from the top schools in our country, who are looking for the next career step. reporter: you mentioned about your faith. why is it important to you, and how have you been tested by it? marc: i think we are tested in our faith every day. i think we fall short of the steps that christ

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steve. >> you are absolutely right.t was also extraordinary, i knew him and i knew him very well for a decade. and obviously i knew what had happened, i knew about his accident, and he didn't shy away from talking about it but he didn't also force it into conversations. and i remember having one conversation in particular with him about where he is almost casual about it, if that makes sense. it might sound odd to folks. we were standing in the makeup room. charles was a huge movie buff. i think he has seen every movie every made in every language. he watched movies endlessly. and when we were talking in the makeup room he asked if i had seen the movie called "sliding doors." a movie in which a woman is away from her apartment. she makes the subway train in one scenario and gets home and finds out her husband is having and affair and her life takes one path. and in the second scenario she misses that same subway and doesn't make it home and doesn't find out her husband is having an affair and her life takes quite a diff

he says it's even bigger than the last time, which is absolutely insane, because the last time -- >> steveimmy: -- he was here, he was, like, he was doing the trick in a very -- "i'm so -- so happy to be here. thank you, jimmy. here are these cards. three --" and he goes, "yeah." and then he was like, "yep," and, like, does his tricks and amazes me. he's like, "jimmy, i just want to --" [ light laughter ] and he -- he barfed out a frog. [ laughter ] a real frog. >> steve: a live frog. >> jimmy: spit out a frog that was in his mouth the whole time. >> steve: he had a frog in his throat the whole time? >> jimmy: in his throat the whole time he was doing the other card trick. and -- and then he put the frog back in his mouth. >> steve: is that right? >> jimmy: was it real? i know, questlove hasn't talked to him since. but i mean, that's the real deal. he's on tonight. i love him so much. he is the greatest, man. i don't know how he does it. i don't want to know how he does it. i just love him so much. guys, as you know, "avengers: infinity war" comes out this week. people are calling it -- [

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steve, it does seem like someeaf thers at least are trying to sound more conciliatory. a absolutelyn that with the u.s. president, who has gone from the combative twittemp to summit trump today. am -- almost a complete reversal of his tone, at least when the cameras were on today. although we heard in that leaders summit that it did get a bit testy when the news immediate wisconsin was not there, with the europeans trying to present.s the president with some data to convince him at these trade tariffs are not any good for anybody. >> is there a sense ofsolation it too little, too late?t or is >> i think that remains to be seen whether the g-6 as you might want to call it or going to be -- are going to be united. you have the italianim minister who seems to be side willing donald trump, although the italian prime minister has onlyn in office for a week now and also i think the japanese prime minister is apt not to gang up on the u.s. president as well. so it's really the europeansand of course, justin trudeau is the host here in canada.'s rying to be the ultimate diplomat in all of t