of the next revolution and former chief of strategy for british prime minister david cameron, steve hilton and here and he is outnumbered. good to have you. >> steve: lets a venting stuff to get to. >> sandra: did you notice the traffic around new york city? >> steve: a came from the train yesterday for a special report yesterday evening. i think i avoided the worst. >> harris: these motorcades are fun. >> sandra: less to get to this hour, president trump meeting with south korean president moon jae-in for a lunch where they will be joined by prime minister of japan shinzo abe. the agenda confronting north korea. this is a fox news is learning the north korean action the admin attritional announce today is a new executive order that empowers the treasury department to more broadly target individuals and entities who do it business or trade with north korea. the meeting comes on the heels of the presidency when address where he vowed to totally destroy north korea and called its leader rocket man. and response, this rebuke from the foreign minister. if they thought they could scare us with

address is steve hilton, former prime minister david cameron's director of strategy. with the u.n. quite a bit in that position and he is host of "the next revolution" on fnc. steve, last night on your show you went through a litany of the scandals. you could have spent, one, two, or three hours doing that but the question is whether those scandals are the norm or whether they're the exception? i'm inclined to believe wherever you have international bureaucracy this is going to be the norm. the president says you can clean it up. is it redeemable? >> i think you're exactly right. look, i agree with what the president said and i wish him well and i hope they listen to him. but the problem i explained last night, you heard exact same message every time there is new secretary-general, leader of the u.n., this new guy, former socialist leader of portugal. what chance is there of someone of that background coming in and cutting costs making things more efficient. you heard it from kofi annan in 1997, ban ki-moon in 2006. they come in, making reforms and efficient, transpar

it's a complete disaster. >> liz: steve hilton we love having you on come back soon please. good to see you thank you. >> liz: more on the bombing in london you just heard it from a counter terror expert who was at the scene when it happened. this could have been worse. it could have been on the level of the manchester bombing if it had properly detonated at rush hour this morning. remember a lot of children, a lot of elderly on that train. let's take a listen. >> we now assessed this was a detonation of an improvised . plosive device and as seeing reports of 18 injuries and i understand most of those to be flesh burns. the scene remained cordoned off and the investigation continues. >> liz: let's bring in another renouned expert he is james mitchell. he is the former air force bomb technician the architect often hansed interrogation program. he is the man who interrogated 9 /11 mastermind. good to see you james what are your impressions of this bucket bomb attack? >> well it's still early days. i think that it's like everyone, it's a horrible that it happened and it's regre

i talked about this with steve hilton. we'll get to steve in a minute.rting cellular connectivity issues with the new apple watch. that was a big selling point. that is not good, isn't it. >>> amazon talking with farm any benefit managers. this could eventually lead amazon get into the pharmacy delivery business. why not? they're into everything else. >>> now this, the ftc corporate filing system was hacked last year and hackers traded on the information they stole. you can't make this up, emac. liz: yeah. they apparently discovered the trading issue off list of gains in august. so this was known last year. now august. here is the statement from the chairman of the sec. he said the risks are significant. in many cases systemic. the sec enforcement division by the way it is saying ha cases where people allegedly put, fake, false profits reports on the sec site and probably traded off of them. that means, fake market moving information that could have hurt investors. ashley: ouch. liz: we'll stay on this story. ashley: hard to unravel all of that. but a bi

you can't leave out steve hilton. steve hilton on sunday.d coverage and then we will do a recap on monday. that's what he said. we are going to do it. >> juan: back to the substance of it, kimberly. >> kimberly: what was it? that was like a chain letter. >> juan: president trump had a dinner with donors on monday. >> kimberly: fantastic restaurant i recommend highly the asian chicken. it is phenomenal. >> juan: at this dinner he says he thinks mcconnell is weak. then when he's asked by reporters he says well, you know, we'll see how things work out with the tax plan and it's up to congress to decide whether or not mcconnell is weak. what do you think? >> kimberly: true story? do i think it happened? >> juan: do you think it is fair to mcconnell? >> kimberly: i don't know. people are blaming things on him. the president is displeased. there is a number of different factors at play here. you should be getting the legislative reforms through you promised the american people. one of the key players in making that happen and effectuating the outc

i'm steve hilton and this is the home of positive populism. when we started this show, we promised to keep watch over president trump's pledge to drain the swamp. over the past few months, we've brought you swamp watch investigations that exposed everything from the military industrial complex to the saudi arabia lobby. in a moment, we'll bring you highlights from some of your favorite swamp watch segments. first with me kimberly strasel who writes the column for the "wall street journal." kim, i'm so pleased you could join us to talk about this. there are very few people who know more about the topic than you. drain the swamp, obviously, was a very effective slogan, and i think it's an idea that captured the imagination in terms of generalized sense that washington is run by a bunch of insiders and their own interests. because of your detailed knowledge, i'd love for you to break down the elements of the swamp that we should be most concerned about. >> yeah, you know, first of all, it's great to be here, steve, thanks for having me on. i thin

i'm steve hilton.e next revolution will beererererereree sent home recently. that's all for tonight. thanks for joining us. >> president trump doubling down after a new wave of nfl protest, criticizing players who refused to stand for the national anthem. i'm rick leventhal. this is the fox report. more than 130 players and counting, sitting, kneeling or raising their fist during the star-spangled banner. one team, the pittsburgh steelers stayed in there locker room. some locked arms in solidarity but some team owners were joining them. many are condemning the

i'm steve hilton.s next week when the next heather: it is monday september 25th, this is a fox news alert. a hero church usher coming face to face with the gunman who ambushed a packed service. >> i sat and i thanked. heather: what we learned about the immigrant accused in the attack. >> you can hear the boos. nfl outraged after hundreds of players disrespected the flag on game day and the president decided to sit onto sit on sidelines. >> this has nothing to do with race, it's disrespect for the country. rob: we have team coverage and analysis on that. heather: president trump brand-new travel restriction taking effect overnight. the companies accused of not doing enough to block terrorists. "fox & friends first" starts right now. we begin with country waking up more divided than ever, more than 200 nfl players took a knee saturday or raised fist during national anthem. rob: the protest in response for president trump to punish players who refuse today stay for the american flag. heather: details on w

on steve hilton and this is the home of published populism. big news today is growing protest in sports and beyond following the present remarks about nfl players taking a knee at the rally in alabama on friday. with a roundup of days event let's go to marion lafferty is outside the la charter stadium. >> steve, several nfl teams decided to stay in the locker room during the national anthem and deal with the controversy. the process started early during the first game of the day. the jaguars ravens game held in london with players on both teams taking a knee. more than 100 players at games held across the us also kneeling. the intense controversy began with a speech by present drums at a political rally in alabama where he said those players who take any should be fired. >> wouldn't you love one to see one of these nfl owners when someone disrespect our flag to say get that son of a [bleep] off the field right now. he's out. he's fired. reporter: president trump is doubling down on those comments today. >> is disrespectful to our flag and coun

i'm steve hilton and this is the home of positive populism. when we started this show, we promised to keep watch over president trump's pledge to drain the swamp. over the past few months, we've brought you swamp watch investigations that exposed everything from the military industrial complex to the saudi arabia lobby. in a moment, we'll bring you highlights from some of your favorite swamp watch segments. first with me kimberly strasel who writes the column for the "wall street journal." kim, i'm so pleased you could join us to talk about this. there are very few people who know more about the topic than you. drain the swamp, obviously, was a very effective slogan, and i think it's an idea that captured the imagination in terms of generalized sense that washington is run by a bunch of insiders and their own interests. because of your detailed knowledge, i'd love for you to break down the elements of the swamp that we should be most concerned about. >> yeah, you know, first of all, it's great to be here, steve, thanks for having me on. i thin

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she is married to steve hilton, david cameron's former director of strategy.k, uber hired alex belardinelli as head of communications. he spent a decade working for ed balls, so he helped square relations with the labour party. but then david cameron was replaced by theresa may, and jeremy corbyn took over labour. suddenly the high—level contacts were gone. we can see a change in the mood in terms of how these gig economy companies, not just uber, are being approached on all fronts. so theresa may has made it a manifesto point to tackle the gig economy. that was not the case with the cameron government. and we have seen obviously with the rise ofjeremy corbyn a real emphasis on the focus on employee rights and the elimination of zero hours contracts. having acted politically for so long, uber now insist they're the victims of a political stitch—up. so, this was a surprise, and i think the decision of the mayor and tfl clearly under extreme pressure from a small number of individuals and groups that want to protect the status quo and reduce consumer choice and

i'm steve hilton. this is the home of populism. conservatives were up in arms this week about the dealmaking immigration. they stay he is betraying his base in the populace revolution. i say does the judge the president on the results of his negotiation at the opening bid. focus on the real threat of the populace agenda we learned about this week. let me explain. on immigration they'll be months of his spins encounter spins. keep in mind the right thing to do and the pipe was thing to do, but we can agree america is a nation of immigrants and that's a part of our success, public support depends on government control of immigration. over the past few years our government abandon that patrol. yes, we need a border wall and more. second, whatever deal is reached immigration months to create an incentive for less illegal immigration, not more. third, it's on american to punish children for the sins of their parents. we must protect those who were brought here illegally. again, and a way that discourages further illegal migration. that'

fox business network's dagen mcdowell and steve hilton. preexisting conditions. it's confusing with the state of preexisting conditions is. is it in limbo? >> there is language in it that says states with have to provide adequate and affordable coverage to people with preexisting conditions. for people on the left to say this doesn't provide any protections is patently false. but it does leave room for states for people with preexisting conditions to be charged higher premiums. but with the individual mandate you were forcing healthy people to buy understand and cover people, some of whom didn't take care of themselves and are sick because of their own personal behavior. if purchase free market, that's unfair. kennedy: there is no incentive to keep your body healthy if you think the government is going to pay for every surgery. lap bands and stents. because of obamacare's complexity, it's impossible to scrap it completely. >> starting over to design a federally controlled central healthcare system. this is based on an idea which i commit support which is devolvin

of the next revolution and former chief of strategy for british prime minister david cameron, steve hilton here and he is outnumbered.

byron york, mara liasson, steve hilton, former advisor to david cameron and host of "the next revolutionyron, it's another tease. coming up. next week. >> isn't it so romp? tune into the next episode to find out what i'm going to do. he has to do something. you can't give a speech like he gave yesterday, calling it an embarrassment, complete failure, and then recertify it and say it's okay. i'll sign up again. i think after twice recertifying under duress, he felt he was being pressured and pushed by his advisors to do this, it seems pretty clear he wants to make some changes. whether that means pulling out completely or wanting to renegotiate or do something. he's going to do something and not just recertification. >> bret: mara, the question is about european leaders and one is the french president macron. >> north korea is a good illustration, nuclear deal with iran. we stopped everything with north korea. years and years ago. we stopped any monitoring, anything with them. i don't want to replicate the situation with iran. >> bret: there you go. >> the question is if he wants to pull

i'm steve hilton. join us next week when the next revolution will be televised. chris: i'm chris wallace. republican senators race the clock and deal with a new defection in a last-ditch evident to end obamacare. >> if you are a bernie believer this is your worst nightmare. we take it money and power out of washington. >> it's a little tougher but we have some time. chris: we'll discuss the 11th hour effort to discuss the vote. then president trump reignites a racial controversy. this time with black pro athletes, including those who kneel during "the national anthem." >> if you see it even with one player, leave the stadium. i guarantee you things will stop. just pick up and leave. chris: we'll discuss what it means with the president's relations with minorities. we'll talk with bill gates about his foundation spending billions on global health. >> a child in africa is 100 times more likely too die than a child in the u.s. or europe. chris: they are finding ways to deliver life-saving vaccines to the world's poorest children. hello again from fox news in washing

joining me here in los angeles, hours indicated talk radio host leslie marshall and steve hilton, former advisor to the prime minister david cameron. thanks for having me in los angeles. >> what a wonderful studio. >> bret: let me start with the unmasking. leslie, do you think devin nunes is owed an apology after what he said about the concerns and now susan rice admitting to what was done quite make >> note, i don't. i think the fans the flames of this a bit. first of all, specifically when you look at unmasking and when you look at the policy of unmasking, the one organization that has the most exceptions to the norm with unmasking is the nsa, which rice was a former advisor. i feel like not only she was within her right, i think a lot of what we are seeing today are the terms like "illegal," this is not a criminal activity. in addition to that, this is procedural. and when you have, honestly, for me to agree with trey gowdy, ever, when he said, look, she did a good job, and they don't find any problem what was supposed to be a closed and secret, as we just heard, testimony with what t

fox business network's dagen mcdowell and steve hilton. preexisting conditions. it's confusing with the state of preexisting conditions is. is it in limbo? >> there is language in it that says states with have to provide adequate and affordable coverage to people with preexisting conditions. for people on the left to say this doesn't provide any protections is patently false. but it does leave room for states for people with preexisting conditions to be charged higher premiums. but with the individual mandate you were forcing healthy people to buy understand and cover people, some of whom didn't take care of themselves and are sick because of their own personal behavior. if purchase free market, that's unfair. kennedy: there is no incentive to keep your body healthy if you think the government is going to pay for every surgery. lap bands and stents. because of obamacare's complexity, it's impossible to scrap it completely. >> starting over to design a federally controlled central healthcare system. this is based on an idea which i commit support which is devolvin

that's steve hilton. you see him on sundays you see him as host of "the next revolution."s us from losni angeles, and thank you for being on tonight. we appreciate it. how thecertainly not president expected to end the week, but on wednesday we sort of saw the writing on the wall, that this was not a sustainable thing. this is actually the swamp. >> yeah, great to be with you, dana, and great job this week.ua i've been watching every night. it has been great to see. >> dana: thank you. >> i think that on a personal note, i think it's a little sad. tom price seems to be a decent enough man, but politically i think this is the right thing to do because it send a very important message to anyone in washington who is tempted to use taxpayers' money to get the luxuries in life for themselves personally. that is not okay and completely cuts across what president trump has been saying before and after the election about draining the swamp, but the real point is this is really just -- if you like the tip of the alligator if that's the right analogy in terms of the swamp in d.c., t

suggestions and thank you for your great responses, that is it for us tonight, i am steve hilton, joi i am chris wallace.north korea conducts its most powerful nuclear test so far. we will have the latest and speak with a member of the national security council. and president trump sees firsthand the devastation from hurricane harvey. >> we are talking about they say two years, three years i think. because this is texas it will be over in six months i have a feeling. >> we will get the latest and how texans are responding and rebuilding from the governor of that state greg abbott. then, when continues to keep thousands from their homes as victims of harvey wait for aid. we signed it and now it is going to a quick process. >> as congress gets ready to have a really package will ask steve miniature what it means for the september agenda. keeping the government open, raising the debt limit and the push for tax reform. plus, the president will announce a decision on daca. we ask our sunday panel what will happen to the dreamers. more now on fox news. we begin with breaking news. north kor

i'm steve hilton. join us next week when the next revolution will beererererereree sent home recently. that's all for tonight. thanks for joining us. >> president trump doubling down after a new wave of nfl protest, criticizing players who refused to stand for the national anthem. i'm rick leventhal. this is the fox report. more than 130 players and counting, sitting, kneeling or raising their fist during the star-spangled banner. one team, the pittsburgh steelers stayed in there locker room. some locked arms in solidarity but some team owners were joining them. many are condemning the president for comments they say are divisive. the president isn't backing down. a short time ago he said sports fan should never condone players that do not stand proud for the national anthem weather country. nfl should change policy. kristin fisher is reporting from somerset new jersey near the presidents private golf club. the president spoke with reporters last hour. what is he saying now. >> in some ways he is diggi

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. >> hilton burton long time police officer and commander. 7:37. let's check in with tucker. >> steve show you the satellite picture worst of conditions are unfortunately being realized in the past puerto rico and particularly in san juan. the eye making landfall about 6:15 this morning. we're starting to lose some of the eye wall structure that tells us it might be weakening a little bit because it's interacting with land areas, but it is bringing already reports of winds gusting over 115 miles per hour to land areas. so this is unfortunately going to be all day event in puerto rico as we watch maria pass beach you can see a live shot on your right-hand side of conditions. that was an american flag that was flying. we've kind of watched it unfortunately get torn apart in the past hour or so. all right. the wind field if you look carefully, you'll be able to see the whole eastern half of puerto rico now is under hurricane wind conditions with winds exceeding 74 miles an hour and as i mentioned this is likely going to be one of the worst hurricanes to hit puerto rico since the -- early