i am steve hilton. this is not the show that i hope to bring you. yet again we're following aftermath of another horrific terror attack in london, my home for many years in the city i love, we'll bring you an interview with britain's former justice security who'll help break down the security response to the attack. the first we go to mike who live for us in london, what is the latest to the ground there. >> you talk about very latest, officials are now breaking a big sigh of relief, because round 2 of that ariana grande grande in manchester, seems to have been pulled off without major trouble, 50,000 people gathering in manchester, target was hardened up a bit with mayor police press begin, ariana grande greeting her fans to deafening cheers, saying this is the medicine this world needs, a litany of other pop stars joined her, we're at point now where we can say people made it back home without major police front. two raids conducted outside of boroughs of london. 12 people were rounded up as deputy commissioner of police said, they are looking for

i am steve hilton. this is not the show that i hope to bring you. >> we're following aftermath of a horrific terror attack. it was in london. interview with britain's former justice security who'll help break down the security response to the attack. the first we go to mike who live for us in london, what is the latest to the ground there. >> you talk about very latest, officials are now breaking a big sigh of relief, because round 2 of that ariana grande grande in manchester, seems to have been pulled off without major trouble, 50,000 people gathering in manchester, target was hardened up a bit with mayor police press begin, ariana grande greeting her fans to deafening cheers, saying this is the medicine this world needs, a litany of other pop stars joined her, we're at point now where we can say people made it back home without major police front. two raids conducted outside of boroughs of london. 12 people were rounded up as deputy commissioner of police said, they are looking for now is the extended

we have steve hilton on the phone. steve, i understand you lived in london for a short time. you know the area in north london quite well. what was the neighborhood it was in, i'm looking for my notes here. finsbury park, you than area? >> yeah, a very well-known, it's a very well-known area because of the mosque at the heart of it, nsbury park mosque. probabl one of the most notorious in the language preachers of hate ever to have been on the scene in the uk, abu hamza. he was based at that mosque. the finsbury park mosque in that area. i did live close to that part of town for many years. it's a very mixed area, like much of london. one of the things great about london, cosmopolitan, people from all over the world and this part of the city is very much like that. you've got just as in the area where the terrible fire happened this week, you've got people of vastly different income, living closely side-by-side. it's mixed in every way. london is a very integrated city in that sense, not in every way, but certainly integrated in the sense that you have people of different bac

i am steve hilton. this is not the show that i hope to bring you. yet again we're following aftermath of another horrific terror attack in london, my home for many years in the city i love, we'll bring you an interview with britain's former justice security who'll help break down the security response to the attack. the first we go to mike who live for us in london, what is the latest to the ground there. >> you talk about very latest, officials are now breaking a big sigh of relief, because round 2 of that ariana grande grande in manchester, seems to have been pulled off without major trouble, 50,000 people gathering in manchester, target was hardened up a bit with mayor police press begin, ariana grande greeting her fans to deafening cheers, saying this is the medicine this world needs, a litany of other pop stars joined her, we're at point now where we can say people made it back home without major police front. two raids conducted outside of boroughs of london. 12 people were rounded up as deputy commissioner of police said, they are looking for

revolution with steve hilton, he joins us now. is awesome. i'm good to watch this show every sunday night. you're doing it from los angeles, what is that like and are you taking any flack from your neighbors who don't agree with you? >> lots of flat, thank you for giving me a chance to talk about it. before we get into it, i have a very important update for you. [laughs] last night on your show, you unleash some wild speculation the president tweet covfefe was actually hungarian, i speak hungarian, i can confirm that covfefe is not hungarian. >> tucker: i got an email from charlie, one of the great place kickers in football history, he said not hungarian, i think it's finished now. what's the show about? >> what i really want the show to be about is this warm enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. it's very much in line with the way you see the world. in regard to be looking at the failures of the elitist policie policies, it really people down especially working people. worker to be setting out a positive agenda, ch

it's steve hilton. he's about to become the newest host on this channel.ed "the next revolution with steve hilton." he joins us now. congratulations. this is awesome. i'm going to watch this show every sunday night. you're doing it from los angeles. what is that like and are you taking any flacku' from your neighbors who don't agree with you? >> lots of flack. thank you for giving me a chance to talk about it. before we get into it, i have a very important update for you. last night on your show, you unleashed some wild speculation the president tweet covfefe was actually hungarian. my parents are hungarian. i speak hungarian. i can confirm that covfefe is not hungarian. >> tucker: i got an email from charlie, one of the great place kickers in football history. he said "not hungarian." i think it's finished now. whatever. what's the show about? >> what i really want the show to be about is be a sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. someone gotm there first. it's very much in line with thes way you see the world. looking at the failures

charles: stay right there, i want to bring in elizabeth harrington and steve hilton as well. steve, i saw a post where you talked about in the u.k. the use of american wood pellets instead of locally-produced coal as being a waste and another of these misguide add ventures. >> well, it's exactly right. this whole thing is just a fantasy. bjorn is completely right that what you've seen over the last decade or so really is just the elite concocting these various schemes to, basically, do a bit of branding and pr, to say i'm a good because i care -- good person because i care about future of planet. they're not even that interested in the real world impact. and while all this has been going on, you've actually seen america's emissions falling not through anything to do with these international conferences and summits, but through technology and the business process. for example, through fracking which has reduced carbon emissions. just at the same time as europe's, so virtuous and love paris and all the rest of it, their emissions are going up and germany's are going up. so i thi

it is good to see you steve hilton.ll see you tonight on your show here on the fox news channel 9:00 p.m. eastern. great to see you sir. >> thank you maria. see you soon. >> thank you very joined steve hilton tonight 9:00 p.m. on fox news channel. a bombshell from the james comey testimony. loretta lynch telling him to call the clinton email probes a matter, not an investigation can why that sparked outrage in can why that sparked outrage in the mainstream media you totanobody's hurt, new car. but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >> welcome back. it is a bombshell that barely anybody

it is good to see you steve hilton.you tonight on your show here on the fox news channel 9:00 p.m. eastern. great to see you sir. >> thank you maria. see you soon. >> thank you very joined steve hilton tonight 9:00 p.m. on fox news channel. a bombshell from the james comey testimony. loretta lynch telling him to call the clinton email probes a matter, not an investigation can why that sparked outrage in the mainstream media. will look at that in just a moment. when you have the right financial advisor, life can be brilliant. ameriprise i needed something more to help control my type 2 diabetes. my a1c wasn't were it needed to be. so i liked when my doctor told me that i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's suppose to do, release its own insulin. i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable pr

it is good to see you steve hilton.ht on your show here on the fox news channel 9:00 p.m. eastern. great to see you sir. >> thank you maria. see you soon. >> thank you very joined steve hilton tonight 9:00 p.m. on fox news channel. a bombshell from the james comey testimony. loretta lynch telling him to call the clinton email probes a matter, not an investigation can why that sparked outrage in can why that sparked outrage in the mainstream media dentures are very different to real teeth. 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. so dentures are cleaner, fresher, and brighter. polident. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night,blind. and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. looking from a fresh perspective can make all the difference. it can provide what we call an unlock: a realization that often reveals a better path forward. a

joining me now, steve hilton, former advisor to prime minister david cameron. so is brexit in jeopardy? >> you wouldn't want to be in theresa may's famous leopard print shoes right now. she is having a terrible time. a disastrous general election, and that's the heart of the answer to both your questions about whether she and brexit are in jeopardy. she called a general election when she didn't need to in order to give herself a stronger mandate going into the brexit talks. she ended up with the opposite of what she wanted. she ended up without a majority, now she is starting these talks have have much weakened to the point where there is a debate about whether some of the fundamental aspects of brexit people voted for, control of borders and immigration, the superiority of british law over european law. those things may be at risk. trish: i don't think anyone in the u.k. fundamentally has changed their view on things. they don't want borders and they don't want to be told by brussels what to do. is it the leadership? theresa may say she doesn't have the charis

steve hilton is not...ramatic, is made a habit of going for his former colleagues, we saw him turn on david cameron in the campaign. ok, we will rejoin you in a couple of minutes but first. one of the conservatives' key election targets is in the midlands. 20 years ago gisela stuart won the birmingham edgbaston constituency for labour, ending a century of tory success. but now the prominent leave campaigner is standing down, and the conservatives are confident they can win it back, with a candidate who's the great—great granddaughter of one of the city's most famous sons. kathryn stanczyszyn, assesses her chances. when edgbaston turned red in 1997 it hailed a new dawn for a new labour. gisela stuart has held the seat for 20 years in the last two elections bucking the national trend but as she steps down, can labour hang onto it? due to her campaigning you have the hospital, investment in new street station in the way it was. no matter what that's a labour mp with labour values, matter what that's a labour m

good evening, i am steve hilton. we'll talk about the weeks big news, the comey in washington. i want to tell you why we called this show, the next revolution. the brexit vote in the u.k., populism is growing around the world. we want to explain what is coming next. also, what should come next. i am not an impartial observer. i believe that for too long we have been ruled by a failed elitism that put the interest in interest of the rich ahead of the needs of working people. power was concentrated in the hands of big government and big business. we seem to collapse and economic security and opportunity, incomes went down and jobs went away. elitism also helped her part our social fabric. the ties of family and community. we all know that is true. today's populist movement is a response for decades of elitism failure. take a look at this chart. i think it explains the populist revolution better than anything else. it shows what happens to incomes over the last two presidents. after eight years of bush and eight years of obama, the rich get richer and half of the country got poore

if >> sandra: the show is called the next revolution with steve hilton. look forward to that come alive from l.a. this sunday night, we look forward to it 6:00 p.m. on the west coast, 9:00 p.m. on the east coast, everyone tune in and watch. >> thank you, see you sunday. if >> sandra: thanks for joining us tonight, i'm sandra smith, tucker carlson is up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight, earlier this week, kathy griffin released a video of herself posing with a bloodied mannequin had made up to look like president trump, nobody thought it was funny. as performance art, it was lame, least creative stunt of the week by far. as a political statement it didn't make any sense but it did have the effect of briefly making her famous again and that was likely the whole point. today, she elbowed her way back into the news cycle holding a press conference with celebrity misery chaser lisa bloom, here's part of what she said.

what was more surprising was david cameron's former aide steve hilton suggesting the same thing for thens defiant and says, for instance, extra money is being put in to recruit additional armed police. but both the snp and the liberal democrats are questioning her record. this is a point where we look at how we keep oui’ point where we look at how we keep our country, our people safe. as things stand we have a prime minister who told off the police for saying they were crying wolf, and that was at a time where she was responsible for making cuts in our police numbers in every part of our country, and today she stands and says enough is enough. enough was enough the first time this happened. this is the moment where we stand behind our police and security services and do the one thing we know will make us safer and invest in police. an election that was called because of brexit feels very different several weeks later. of course brexit will be a massive issue for the next government, but so issue for the next government, but so will national security. chris mason, bbc news. our assistant

three muslim extremists who carried out the attack were killed by police, more perspective from steve hilton. steve, what do you make of this? >> well this is another grim night for london. it just, breaksn my heart, i lived in london for many years. again we're reporting on another violent incident. we don't know details. but seems to be connected one way or another, with a terror threat. london it feels like, if you imagine you live in the city, you had just in last few months westminster bridge attack, then the manchester, you had london bridge, and the general election, that caused a lot of bad feeling. then, the terrible fire, just this week that has left people feeling so angry and worried about things, and angry with the government and local authorities, this city is suffering in a way that -- >> steve, we have to interrupt you, sky news has a witness. >> we see the police, we see a lot of ambulance, too many police officers, we see some of the ambulance taking the people. after that, we tried to help, unfortunately. the police, they said you can't do anything. >> this was a van. we k

this was a tweet that i got, it gets a little aggressive's to call it a troll but they said like steve hilton's get him to wear up proper business shirt. close make the man. he is scruffy. there it is on the cake, he's scruffy. >> i think she likes your show. >> it's not bad. what you think. >> it's a beautiful cake. >> troll cakes. if you want to beat those trolls, go to troll cake. we've just got a few minutes left. >> i want everyone to brush up on their map. when you hear about cuts on healthcare, it's slowing the growth on spending. it's like saying next week i'm only going to gain 1 pound instead of three. >> the $700 billion cut in medicaid is not a cut. it's in increase of less than what would've been. >> thank you for clearing that up. i'd expect nothing less from our business channel representative. >> president eisenhower's farewell address, when he warned about the military-industrial complex. he also talked about the need for balancing a strong public sector with the private sector. that you don't have free markets that work well if you don't have strong investment in public infras

"the next revolution" with steve hilton is next. >> everything is changing around you.itical divisions are shifting, technology has has don barriers. from outside of the beltway you get a different perspective, age of elitism coming to an end. i have seen it up close. from inside government. while running campaigns. starting my own business. people are looking for a new granbrand of change. the place is here. "the next revolution" starts right now.

steve hilton, thank you very much. live to react. first, scotty mcceery performing, "see you tonight." take it away. ♪ ♪ sometimes i can get by with sweet dreams, baby, good night, this time i don't want to spend it alone, i'm coming over, listen for me pulling into your drive, you to the the windows to my life, baby, baby, girl, i got to see you tonight ♪ ♪ ♪ girl i got to see you tonight, tonight, tonight ♪ coppertone sport stays on strong when you sweat and is strong enough to stop up to 98% of the sun's damaging uv rays. coppertone. because protection matters. there's nothing more than my vacation.me so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. they offer free cancellation if my plans change. visit booking.com. booking.yeah. ♪ abby: let's bring in ainsley earhardt who has done a fabulous job this morning. what a great interview with the vice president, ainsley. ainsley: just as he ended interview, let me show you the desks. all history of the desks

this was a tweet that i got, it gets a little aggressive's to call it a troll but they said like steve hilton's proper business shirt. close make the man. he is scruffy. there it is on the cake, he's scruffy. >> i think she likes your show. >> it's not bad. what you think. >> it's a beautiful cake. >> troll cakes. if you want to beat those trolls, go to troll cake. we've just got a few minutes left. >> i want everyone to brush up on their map. when you hear about cuts on healthcare, it's slowing the growth on spending. it's like saying next week i'm only going to gain 1 pound instead of three. >> the $700 billion cut in medicaid is not a cut. it's in increase of less than what would've been. >> thank you for clearing that up. i'd expect nothing less from our business channel representative. >> president eisenhower's farewell address, when he warned about the military-industrial complex. he also talked about the need for balancing a strong public sector with the private sector. that you don't have free markets that work well if you don't have strong investment in public infrastructure, and witho

steve hilton, a former adviser to dave cameron. we know populism undid him.out in a reverse way to undo her? what do you think? >> neil, it's so interesting, isn't it? as you said, she thought she was set fair to get a big majority to implement the brexit of the people. a verdict that she opposed. she was on the other side of that. and now it seems as if that exactly as you say, that same sentiment is fuelling a really unexpected improvement in the political position of the labor party in the u.k. laid by jeremy corbyn, who had been written off as basically an extreme old lefty. basically bernie sanders without the charisma. completely dismissed. actually he haas been fighting this election campaign on a bit of a populous platform. it's not just donald trump. it's a movement that people saying we've had enough of the failures of the elite who have basically enriched themselves at everybody's else's expense. >> neil: that's one of the things that you cited about bernie sanders and donald trump, that they were joined at the same hip there hypothetical as it may

we've seen it in u.s., we're going do bring in steve hilton.r to david c, what do you make of this latest round of the attack there? >> well, it is unbelieveable, we're getting ready in los angeles for our show. and this is the second time in three weeks, that we're facing prospects of reporting on a terror attack. it is much too early to speculate. just think about how london must be feeling, there was a story. in "new york times." causing a lot of up -- upset, london reeling from a terror attack. people, say they are not reeling, since then you had a dramatic general election that ended in a way nobody predicted. and a terrible fire last week, death toll keeps rising, and what looks like another terror attack. realing is to describe how london is feeling. >> this is something we're seeing too often. seems like these are soft targets, that is what people are going after, in all fairness, we don't know anything, beside that we report that this car veered into pedestrians, it seems to be soft targets we have to watch out for, how to we protect t

this was a tweet that i got, it gets a little aggressive's to call it a troll but they said like steve hilton'set him to wear up proper business shirt. close make the man. he is scruffy. there it is on the cake, he's scruffy. >> i think she likes your show. >> it's not bad. what you think. >> it's a beautiful cake. >> troll cakes. if you want to beat those trolls, go to troll cake. we've just got a few minutes left. >> i want everyone to brush up on their map. when you hear about cuts on healthcare, it's slowing the growth on spending. it's like saying next week i'm only going to gain 1 pound instead of three. >> the $700 billion cut in medicaid is not a cut. it's in increase of less than what would've been. >> thank you for clearing that up. i'd expect nothing less from our business channel representative. >> president eisenhower's farewell address, when he warned about the military-industrial complex. he also talked about the need for balancing a strong public sector with the private sector. that you don't have free markets that work well if you don't have strong investment in public infrastr

how is stock market is reacting and next hour steve hilton's political an all list of the big picture and more of our lead story of the day. >> i asked a friend of mine to share the content of the memo with a reporter. didn't do it myself for a variety of reasons but i asked him to because i thought it might prompt the appointment of a special counsel. >> shannon: his bombshell announcement about leaking. was it legal for a man who had been heading up the f.b.i. when he authored those documents to leak them out? do they belong to the government? our panel takes the case. first here is president trump calling out the media. >> when the media lies to people, i will never, ever let them get away with it. i will do whatever i can that they don't get away with it. down to each piece of equipment, so they can protect their teammates and the surrounding wetlands, too. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. when did you see the sign? when i needed to jumpstart sales. build attendance for an event. help people find their way. fastsigns designed new directiona

steve hilton, host of "the next revolution." katie pavlich from townhall.com.usan page, washington bureau chief "usa today" and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. susan, i am sure you have talked to a bunch of people today. how shaken are they? >> i think it has hit people pretty hard. they are shaken because of that sense of personal peril that most members of congress don't have security with them, but also and maybe this will be short-lived, but i think there's a sense of "have we gone so far in the fierceness of our political debates? and things like social media postings, going over the line of civil discourse that we should step back? will it have a more lasting effect? >> chris: katie, what have you been hearing from members and staff? the echo effect. >> the theme of the day has been unity, and i think it's important to point out that republicans were targeted because of who they are and what they believe in, the ideas and policies they have pushed forward. unity doesn't mean that republicans and democrats have to agree. it means they have to mak

steve hilton is a former advisor to debbie cameron, and also the host of the next revolution right heren fox news channel. he joins us from deer valley, utah. good evening, steve, tell us what you think it is amazing to see. a big story globally. >> it is an amazing outcome in many ways, bret. this result is more surprising, more shocking than the brexit boat itself last year. that took the whole world by surprise. the reason for that is that jeremy corbyn that mike was just telling us about, the labour party leader, he was written off as a complete joke. a totally unelectable. now of course, he has not been elected. looks like we are still going to see a conservative government without an overhaul majority, probably doing a deal with one of the smaller parties to get through the legislation, but jeremy corbyn, the joe candidate in the eyes of the establishment had so much support. and deprives theresa may of the big majority that she wanted. another example of how this popular sentiment is sweeping across the world. people wanted to say, we have had enough of the establishment. and in

only person in westminster who has found themselves on the receiving end of a few comments from steve hiltonar, i have been happy 0 say i think president trump has been wrong to take america out of the climate change agreement. lam not out of the climate change agreement. i am not afraid to say when i think president trump is getting things wrong. sadiq khan is doing a good job, it is wrong to say anything else. he is doing a good job. prime minister, you have strong and sta ble prime minister, you have strong and stable written on your lectern there, does that stability apply to your top team or can we expect a sweeping reshuffle onjune 9th. your top team or can we expect a sweeping reshuffle on june 9th. you are not the first person who has tried that, i have to say, i will put on record that i am proud of my cabinet, i put on record that i am proud of my cabinet, lam proud put on record that i am proud of my cabinet, i am proud of the work they have done, i think they have done an excellent job have done, i think they have done an excellentjob since have done, i think they have done an ex

laughter ] >> steve: with 33 parts per billion. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: and finally, pro, most countries are still part of the paris accord, con, trump thinks the paris accord is paris hilton'sy. [ cheers and applause ] those are pros and cons. we'll be right back with tom cruise! come on back, baby! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ chevy is the most awarded car company three years in a row. really... let's see how quickly you can read through all their awards. 2017 motor trend car of the year. kelley blue book 2016 best resale value... u.s. news best car for the money. 10 best blah blah blah only about 90 more to go! 2017 iihs...top safety. 2017 north american car of the year! that's a lot of awards! now through june 12th, get 0% financing for 72 months on all 2017 chevy tahoe models. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. [laughs] ♪ you have a side that is retired ♪ ♪ playing tag and gettin' tired. ♪ ♪ you have a side that saves for their tuition. ♪ ♪ but right now it looks like bedtime is the mission. ♪ ♪ a side that owns your own store. ♪ ♪ looks like you need to expand some more. ♪ ♪ that's why there's nationwide. ♪ ♪ they help protect and grow your many sides. ♪ ♪ nationw

steve: i see. >> jimmy: pull it out. pull it out. [ light laughter ] pull, pull it out. [ laughter ] that's right. he pulled us out of pa months. trump said, tell paris hiltont get behind her agreement. [ applause ] meanwhile, hillary clinton's running mate tim kaine tweeted that trump is pulling out of it because he's jealous of obama. [ audience ohs ] then kaine waited for one of his 25 followers to re-tweet him. [ laughter and applause ] made a point. but to show his commitment to honoring that agreement, new york city lit up its buildings in green. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] so if we're really worried about the environment, how about we don't light up each of our buildings all night? [ cheers and applause ] lights out. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: throw it out. [ laughter ] actually, mayor de blasio is being criticized for supporting the paris climate agreement but still taking a motorcade all the way to the ymca in brooklyn to work out. [ light laughter ] when asked why he insists on going to that ymca de blasio said, "you can get yourself clean, you can have a [ laughter and applause ] ♪ >> steve: pull it out. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but it seems li

attorney andrew mccarthy, editor-in-chief of "the hill," bob cusack, host of "the next revolution" steve hilton. david: that is a fun bunch. oil is plummeting down over 5%. phil flynn with details from the cme in chicago. nicole petroleum from the floor of the dow. what are they telling why the dow ended higher? >> they're looking for more from comey. we know comey will not be really putting president trump under intense scrutiny with some of his comments. so they do like that. also we saw financials bouncing back. looking over to europe where they think theresa may will win