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republican presidential candidate himself steve forbes is a test. fox news contributor rachel campos duffy is here as well. dagen: good morning. >> good morning. maria: a lot happening this morning. how are you doing, steve? >> better than the politics. which is not hard to do. this gets to where president trump and i hope he does it today on the paris climate thing, go for big progrowth policies. his presidency is going to be doomed. >> we will see about that because the agenda is most important. former cia dirt, attorney and former general counsel to senate armed services committee james woolsey is with us this morning. ceo flywheel sport is here. wanting to enter business as well. astrid caucus member, florida congressman ron desantis is here. the united capital in home depot big show this morning. stay with us right now. president trump set to whether the u.s. will withdraw from the climate accord. expect did for 3:00 p.m. eastern. white house officials say the president expected to pull out of the agreement that the president himself said he's n

so has he given up on an idea steve forbes has been warning us about from the very beginning, first i ever heard about it. steve has he given it up? >> i hope so, the fact he mentioned rumors are going around he has given up on it, however i talk to people who believe hopes perhaps in the bargaining he can resurrect this thing. he has not been fully given up, but told by his fellow republicans if this is in the bill it's dead. david: carol, manufacturers like this idea because they want to sell homegrown stuff, understood but this has gone outside of the beltway. the beltway swamp weighed in. they thought they won one on the border tax but everybody outside of the beltway didn't like the idea, and donald trump himself said he didn't love the idea, for him is like saying i don't like you it. what do you think, does it make it or not? is it dead? >> i think hopefully it bill be dead because i'm sure you agree, i know steve would agree you can not tax your way into prosperity. this is something that will not only hurt small business owners and also consumers. what we need to do, we need

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steve forbes, great to have you here. i'm glad to see you out of your sling.yesterday. the fact that these -- i have to say the senate intelligence committee looked like absolute jackasses steve * at the end of the day no one won. steve: copy admitting he -- comey admitting he leaked. lou: changed his language for loretta lynch. the clintons owned that damn justice department and there should be outrage. instead you have richard burr clucking lake a co-conspirator with mark warner. the american people are sick of these insults. >> he wanted a special prosecutor against trump. why didn't he have a special prosecutor against hillary clinton? lou: you know why. he sold out. he's owned lock, stock and barrel. he on defied republican authority not democratic. you haepublicans uto ita walkinaround saying james comey is such a great guy. he didn't succeed on a single major investigation during his entire time. steve: it shows he knows how to manipulate the system. lou: i thought he was going to cry yesterday. yet's talk -- let's talk about taxes, something exciting.

. >> steve forbes, two time republican presidential candidate attacked governor christie this morning. >> this is so beyond the book deal. this is government coming into a private company and taking what they want. >> it is. from coming from a republican, this is astonishing. the fact this certain republicans are going along with this raid, this looting, this venezuela-type of looting, that is amazing. >> governor, on bill spaed spada radio show, steve forbes compared your to venezuela. >> i don't know, steve must have nothing to do, steve going on 101.5? you know. i think that is all i need to say. >> what is he on? he was is new jersey 101.5. >> a whole hour. >> ask the governor. >> he gets easily distracted by his animosity toward me, ridiculous. >> right. >> they want to raid the reserve that are so the up by law. but there is almost bigger controversy over bail reform, dog the bounty hunter in from hawaii. >> they can go to kmart and rob, steal a lawnmower get booked and take a picture, a summons and go home. >> a dog day afternoon. monday, tuesday, dog chapman and his wife beth

he left. >> steve forbes compared your administration to venezuela.laughter] >> he took it very lightly, there is definitely a point to be taken. governor christie is not a dictator can take over company and decide he wants how many millions of villa budget hole in new jersey. new jersey is slated to possibly even shut down this week as i can't come up with an agreement. that's not the way to do it. >> it's crazy. they punish political opponents. they rate private companies, people are suffering and struggling to make ends meet. maybe this of venezuela comparison is not too far off. >> more than welcome to contribute whatever i have left after my insurance premiums go up to relocate some of these current politicians to venezuela. >> thank you. >> were standing in front of the north american continent but play a craftsman and the 1600. >> the garden state is full of surprises. this is a cabin located in gets down in south jersey. it was built in 1638. let me put that into perspective. the liberty bell rang out for the first time in 1776 for the first p

melissa: steve forbes is with us. the. steve, what do you think? what do you think about that plan? >> you can tell he is very enthusiastic about making this happen and getting this thing through and there is some very good ideas in terms of tapping the private sector or tapping assets of existing public sector projects to finance new projects. for example, here in new york, so-called gateway project, tunnels under the river, costs 25 billion. one idea to use tolls of the port authority to back funding for that 25 billion. so the key thing will be in details and follow through by the transportation department and others to make these reality so you get funding not just dependent on local taxes. connell: we have katie pavlich with us from townhall.com. fox news contributor as well. there is katie. what do you think of the infrastructure plan? were you inspired or skeptical. >> i'm always pro-america but inspired by that. >> one thing underplayed here, yes we need to talk about funding for infrastructure plan. that will be a huge part of it whether it comes from the private sector or

steve forbes joins me to talk about that next.rences, that can make a world of difference. expedia, everything in one place, so you can travel the world better. dearthere's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced. our senses awake. our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say...if you love something set it free. see you around, giulia dentures to real teeth.rent they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can multiply. polident kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains. that's why i recommend polident. cleaner, fresher, brighter every day. lou: joining me to talk about the trump economy, fallout from the british elect and much more. steve forbes, great to have you here. i'm glad to see you out of your sling. let's get to first of all the copy hearing yesterday. the fact that these -- i have to say the senate intelligence committee looked like absolute jackasses steve * at the end of the d

let's go to find out what it is with steve forbes, elizabeth mcdonald, john tamny and you say that g.o.p. leaders need to stop talking about how to get tax cuts passed and get it done. >> the economy needs the boost. if not, the economy will stay in a rut. the first thing they need to worry about is not revenue neutrality and stuff like that, but what helps the economy immediately. we know what does it, it's radical cuts on tax rates, on the corporate side and the personal side, you just do it and the idea that you can forecast ten years out, hey, weather people can't forecast five years out, it gets dicey. get the job done. david: the idea, bruce, you have to pay for it with certain things. bill clinton didn't buy that, he went ahead with a dramatic cut in the capital gains tax from 28% down to 20% and look what happened. the revenue increased dramatically after the cap gains tax was cut. a major increase in revenue. you cut tax rates and you get more government revenue. >> well, i think the problem is concerned here, and donald's tax cuts would blow a hole in the deficit. i think that

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steve forbes great to see you, ned ryun, eat to see you.at to see you. >> i'm very capable of changing to anything wants to change to. down* i'm sick of both these people and sick of the endless coverage of them. most of what they will do will be bad. the best comes from the private sector. but people look to government. they think it's sharing. so when people propose better, private solutions, they get

trish: we'll take up the democrats desperate witch hunt with steve forbes next. this thrill seeker taking advantage of the longest day of the year to set a new world record. trib * a new poll shows a majority of americans agree with president trump and think congress should move on from the russia investigation. 56% of voters say the investigation into trump and russia are hurting our country. 73% say they are concerned the probes distract congress from the matters that matter to them like healthcare, defeating is are * and the economy. joining me to discuss the baseless russia investigations, steve forbes. good to see you, steve. you know, they have been investigating this thing for basically a year now. they have been looking and looking. they have been trying to see some connection between the dots. but all we have is still a bunch of innuendo. are they ever going to let his go? >> they will push it as long as they can. it's an investigation looking for a scandal. this is where at some point after he gets his legislation through, the president will be tempted

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let's take this to steve forbes. steve. this is the heart break of that moment. they didn't know what to do. bullets are flying, trying to help steve scalise. >> and noted thankfully many times, the two capitol police officers is the reason you didn't have a full-scale massacre. you hear the shots in the video, you can tell the gun was a very powerful one, and a pistol is no match for it, but the police went in there, thankfully the guy got distracted and lives were saved. liz: we also have more detail about the shooter and his background. this comes from the local newspaper in illinois, the belleville news democrat, quote, his life was struck with tragedy in 1996, foster daughter wanda ashley stock killed herself at the age of 17 in a brutal manner. ashley doused herself with gasoline and set herself on fire inside her car on a rural road south of belleville. what are your thoughts there? >> since we don't know the facts of what actually happened, but this guy, cruel man had a record of abuse with foster children, so lord knows what really happened. liz: he repo

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joining me, steve forbes and the founder of american majority ned ryun.of a special counsel investigation that nobody seems to be able to define. explain its creation or what it achieved. the investigations in congress that have been going on for what, arly a yea >> it's the on thing they can do. they don't want to fight him on figure policy because they can lose that debate. they still haven't recovered from the loss of the election, so they are scrambling around trying to find something. by appointing a special prosecutor, crown now they call them. they are going to search him until they find something. they want to bring him down, and they will conjure up whatever they need to try to do it. lou: we are not talking about democrats. this special counsel was created by republicans. >> the attorney general rod rosenstein. "the washington post" was saying trump was under investigation when he wasn't under investigation. now they are saying he's under investigation by a special counsel appointed by rosenstein. so now we are looking at this going, wait a minu

let's find out with steve forbes, elizabeth macdonald, and mike, you say that democrats are going ton us taxpayers as they help the g.o.p. pass tax cuts? >> the tax cuts w

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catch steve and me every weekend "forbes on fox," saturdays 11:00 a.m. eastern, fox news and sundays 7:00 a.m. eastern right here on fbn. >> looking forward. trouble in the land of lincoln. illinois on the verge of making history not in a good way. david: not at all. protects those who protect us. president signing two bills into law aimed at helping our veterans, our law enforcement officers and their families. arkansas attorney general leslie rutledge was at the signing. she will join us with details from the white house. >> media melting down over the president's decision to end the paris climate deal but wait until you hear how the white house press briefing went down today. howard kurtz joining us with his take. first home depot cofounder had this to say on "wall street week" tonight. >> what the media is doing right now is trying to again establish their relevance because what happened last november was the public said to hell with you, media, i'm voting the way i want to vote. i love to eat. i love hanging out with my friends. i have a great fit w

are they right or wrong hi i am david asman welcome to "forbes on fox" let's go in focus with steve forbesitz, elizabeth bill, john bruce steve facebook nouning it has plans to

steve forbes, forbes media chairman, carol roth, entrepreneur and former investment banker. steve, do you think he is hurting agenda from these things? >> certainly distracts but hurting agenda is floundering in senate and house. the house still hasn't gotten a tax bill on the table. they're still pushing ryan this crazy border tax. it will not go any where. he is still pushing it. on the senate side they can't agree what goes into health care bill. that is their fault. maybe the white house should have not hedged. they have the ball an dropped it so far. david: carol, what do you think, more congress's fault than the president's tweets. >> i do agree with steve, surprise, surprise. somebody who tweets very often and 140 characters, it takes three seconds to tweet. it is sideshow when we need to be focused on the main stage. this is on congress. congress needs to get together, work together to get things done. i think they're making strategic mistakes. they're prioritizing health care over tax reform. get that done and a win. david: would you agree with you on that. melissa a

steve forbes great to see you, ned ryun, great to see you. thanks for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow night. good night from new york. >> announcer: from the u.s. open in wisconsin. the "wall street week." here is maria bartiromo. maria: welcome to "wall street week." the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo coming to you from the site of the u.s. open in wisconsin. here it's erin hills. we'll talk trade and tax reform. but first a look at some of the big headlines impacting everything from wall street to main street this past week. the federal reserve hiked interest rates for the third time this year. the labor market will continue to strengthen in america. the markets had a mixed response to yellen's press conference. the dow, the nasdaq, s & p 500 closing mixed for the week. a huge deal announced friday. amazon is acquiring whole foods. the deal values whole foods stock at $40 a share. the move pushes amazon fully into the grocery space. and the tragic news out of washington, a deranged gunman

let's go to find out what it is with steve forbes, elizabeth mcdonald, john tamny and you say that g.o.pleaders need to stop talking about how to get tax cuts passed and get it done. >> the economy needs the boost. if not, the economy will stay in

steve forbes, carol roth. have a great weekend. don't forget catch steve forbes and me this weekend for for example and fox on 11:00 a.m. even saturday on fox news and sunday at 11:00 a.m. eastern on -- seven a.m. eastern sunday on fbn. melissa: steve scalise, the latest on his condition coming up. david: thousands more u.s. boots could be hitting the ground in afghanistan. could this turn the tide in the war against the taliban? melissa: senate republicans are scrambling to create their own health care bill and not everyone is on board. why both conservatives and democrats are taking issue. >> they are writing their bill in private. they're keeping the their bill secret from the public, trying to keep the american people in the dark about the consequences. dearthere's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced. our senses awake. our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say...if you love something set it free. see you around, giulia hidden i

let's find out with steve forbes, elizabeth macdonald, and mike, you say that democrats are going to help themselves on us taxpayers as they help the g.o.p. pass tax cuts? >> the tax cuts would help the economy and get it growing again. the democrats if they worked with republicans could take some credit with that. look, smart people in government know that if you have a good idea, it's better to attach yourself with it than detach yourself. they worked together in the '80s, democrats and republicans on tax reform, in the '90's on welfare reform. this he can work on this. david: john, would it help if the democrats and republicans got together? >> no, this is not the 80's. this would be a bad idea. the simple truth is, democrats do not believe in tax cuts. any kind of bipartisan planning between the two parties would amount to something symbolic, but does nothing to enhance individual freedom by reducing the burden of government. why would republicans get in bed with the very party that will neuter what will make them great? >> steve, in the '80s, reagan got together with tomorrow de

let's go in focus, with steve forbes, rich, michael, is a bre sabrina and john tamny. you think it will help. how so? >> the u.s. shouldn't be doing in agreements that other countries won't abide. economic growth is the ultimate environment enhancer because it leads to wealth creation. when people are wealthy to care about people around them. the agreement was anti-wealth. david: the wall street journal it the article. the con even the supporters can see meeting all of the commitments will not prevent more than 1.7 degree celsius increase in global temperatures by 2100. now, .17 degrees is not a lot. is it worth the cost? >> well, listen, i don't know that i believe that. but let's just say that donald says that he wants to renegotiate this. if you don't believe in global warming or climate change, what's to negotiate? he said that people are laughing at the world, when he says stuff like that, people are laughing at him. i mean, i think it hurts our relations with our allies and that's not good for business. david: by the way, the information from that editorial came

are they right or wrong hi i am david asman welcome to "forbes on fox" let's go in focus with steve forbes ritz, elizabeth bill, john bruce steve facebook nouning it has plans to use are all intelligence to spot unifiers inciting violence. >> they can improve never get everyone you try trip wires do better job of finding these terrorist sites how they communicate no silver bullet sadly to spaeg on this kind of thing foolproof way but they can do in other the other thing they should do is cooperate more with authorities, when you do get an incident like san bernardino, and open up those cell phones if they need to, a case-by-case basis, common sense will go a long ways. >> john is there anything wrong with -- with the private sector government kooblt trying to spot terrorists and killers? >> any time, they gang together to reduce our individual freedoms for something that is wholly symbolic a lot wrong we have a drug war with feds catch a lot of drug dealers but that doesn't dampen drug use in u.s. the idea that they can spot the eventually killers from thousands of communications, is about

it might be you could get lower tax revenue and simplified tax code, and i think that's what steve forbes argued for. but overall i think it's a spending issue and role of government issue, and our constitution is the problem. so this is not going to solve the problem. but some people say instead of the flat tax you should have a sales tax. no matter what the reforms are, you have to talk about spending. that is one of the reasons i never endorsed either one. fit provide an opportunity to lower taxes, i would have supported it. but i didn't want to get away from tinkering with the tax code thinking it would deal with structural problems. kennedy: ultimately lowering taxes is not the goal because then you would have to lower spending. in the end it's all a charade, but hopefully society will benefit. in the chamber of commerce things are getting testy over healthcare. the gop is preparing to vote on their healthcare bill next week. democrats are angry the republicans have been meeting behind closed doors and haven't taken the bill to the senate floor. last night they held a talk-athon. >>