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steve hilton, what a story. reports of tax offices in france fire bombed. and all police units nationwide mobilized. steve: the phrase that comes to my mind look at all this, pride comes before a fall. he's been going around the last year or more in such an arrogant manner talking about how he's going -- he said this, like jupiter above the fray and above the mere mortals in the rest of politics. he has been so arrogant and treated working french people with such contempt, cut taxes for the wealthiest,' increase tax for the working people. unemployed workers were protected web said they should looks for work. with the gas tax process he says why can't they carpool instead. he just behaves with such con tevment' towards what we call in america the unforgotten american that president trump has spoken up for. he said he'll be the first french president who would not buckle in the face of street protests. it has happened to every single president in modern french history, and it turned out the same with him. liz: the global condemnation of french police rounding

please join me in welcoming steve hilton. [applause] >> thank you very much, nile. ing thank you for watching wherever you are. it's a great pleasure, and now that you mentioned, i think the first time we met in person was the brexit discussion that we had. i think it was a few months before? >> yeah. just before the actual vote. >> that's right. and it was just very exciting to be talking about that with the knowledge that it really might happen, and it was just a very exciting moment, and it's wonderful to see you again and thank you, as i said, for asking me along today. i'd hike to talk about populism, and i'm going to get into some details in a moment. but i just wanted to set out really why i've written this book, "positive populism." and the main thing i wanted to try and achieve with it is to try and define it. because we hear this world populism, it's been thrown around a lot, and it's been attached to all sorts of political phenomena actually starting with brexit. that really was the first moment in the recent incarnation of populism people started talking

i am steve hilton and this is the home of positive populism. we are live from the swamp right here in washington d.c. with katrina pearson, tammy bruce and matt. big questions on our agenda tonight and we want answers. where is the money for the border wall. why is mitch mcconnell walking one of president trump's biggest achievements. who are the swamp creatures inside the white house? plus, we bring you the best takedown of identity politics gender activism you've ever seen. but first, the passing of president bush. i was reading all the various reporting on this, and i just wanted to make one point very directly to you that the thing that really got me actually, most all of this was the personal reflections. first report of james baker when he was with president bush just a couple days ago and walked in and he perked up and said where we going and he said were going to heaven and he said that's where i want to go. and then the second, which others have talked about to come in his final words, president george w. bush called him and said you'v

he, if not others, had always i'm steve hilton. this is the home of positive positive. we also talk about political revolution. tonight we meet someone at the forefront of a revolution that is much more personal revolution in the way people think and the way they behave. we have a great audience right here in the studio. it's an honor of our guest for the hour, doctor jordan peterson. if you are one of the few people who still haven't heard of doctor peterson, his rise to fame has brought him to the forefront of the world of psychology with his message influencing millions of people around the world. in fact, doctor peterson has been described as the most influential public intellectual in the western world right now. his book, 12 rules for life, and antidote chaos has been the number one bestseller on amazon. for the next hour doctor peterson will share his insights and answer questions from the audience. let's get right to it. thank you so much for joining us here. were really excited to see you. this may be quite an annoying questions that you've written a book that

the 100 year marathon, china secret strategy to replace america at the global superpower, and steve hilton, host of the next revolution, welcome to both of you, dr. pills very, let me start with you, your take on the story and how similar is it? >> the thing that you know is that he did not have a green card, he did not have a wife in the united states, but other big difference is that it is one thing if it is saudi arabia, something else that happens to the world's second-largest economy, and still an enormous amount of goodwill towards china and our press and academic circles, so i do not expect the outcry to be as great about mr. lu. it should be greater, but it will not be as great as with khashoggi who was an employee of "the washington post." the great dream that a few people, donald trump being one, myself is another, writing books saying that this would not happen. we lost the mainstream still is pro-china. so i have been pessimistic about it. >> martha: you think about the fact that there is a lot of backlash about meetings with putin or not, meeting with the crown prince, not mee

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also, katrina pearson, steve hilton, brit mchenry and many more, have a wonderful night, enjoy.kennedy: an emotional farewell, to american hero, george herbert walker bush now back in his home state of texas for the final good-byes. we have a live look inside st. st. mart. tomorrow bush family will hold another funeral there, then a train ride to college campus, texas. more than

host of "the next revolution," steve hilton. this worries me. it's one slippery slope.u allow the government to use' one kind of opposition research, they will be able to do a whole lot of things with opposition research and fisa warrants. steve: trish, you used the word fears early on. this is frightening. what we are seeing bit by bit is more and more evidence that tour security and justice services at the very highest levels, the fbi and the justice department and the cia colluded with the clinton campaign to interfere in our elections. we don't know about that for sure. but there is increasing evidence pointing to that. and at the very least we need an equivalent investigation into those investigations just as we have the mueller investigation going on. if this is true, it really is frightening. trish: if i were robert mueller, i would want to know where this came from. i would be concerned my fbi had been played. i would be worried opposition research, let's call the ex-spy in the u.k., christopher steele, and he'll be able to call his old cronies in russia to dig

steve hilton, thanks very much indeed.ws. >> good to see you, stuart. stuart: you got it. i believe we have good news near on trade? china once again buying soybeans from america. jeff flock is with us. jeff, this is very big news for soybean farmers, isn't it? spell it out. >> likely very good news, stuart. we're in the soybean pits which you don't typically see. this is the soybean oil options and this is the soybean on to the left. futures are mainly on the screen and if you look at the screen this morning, you would say stuart, why are soybeans down 13 cents today? last trade i'm looking at the board, 907. we're down 13 cents. why? well the market was actually expecting more of a purchase than we got. we got maybe initially 500,000 metric tons and now we're at maybe 1.5 to 2 million metric tons. the market was expecting between eight and nine million metric tons. i talked to a trader who says, here is the other problem with it. state-owned entity, sino grain made some of this purchase. that is government controlled. wh

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former director of strategy for prime minister of england, steve hilton.will go back hat in hand to brussels, say, listen, you guys rejected me, you knee-jerked rejected me yesterday, you know how dire this is, can she get more concessions? >> no. when you, when you were talking with ashley there, i was reminded of the phrase, keep calm and carry on heading toward the brick wall, off the edge of a cliff, whatever analogy you want to use because there is basic problem here. i agree with ashley. looks like she will survive the vote tonight. but the bigger problem, she came back with this agreement, with brussels, eu, for britain leaving the eu, but her agreement does not actually involve leaving the eu it doesn't actually agree anything. it postpones all the difficult negotiations. and it leaves britain inside of the eu it is not "brexit." that is the fundamental problem. that is why no one agrees with it, and she does not have the majority in parliament for her deal. it doesn't exist. even if she survives tonight, she will not get the plan through parliamen

steve hilton joined me now, host of "the next revolution."s good to get your thoughts on nights like tonight, when there's a lot of news breaking. i like how you take a step back and get the 30,000 feet view of these things. obviously, this is a story. we can't not cover the beginning of this investigation. it is finally rolling out after a year and a half, trying to see what is in here. what stands out to you so far? >> i think what stands out is nothing really stands out. on the big point, which was supposed to be this evidence that the trump campaign colluded with a foreign, hostile power to overturn the election, none of that seems to be really emerging. contact with russia, and so on. the real point, for me, can't we wait until the report comes out? >> martha: of course we can't wait for the whole thing, steve. [laughs] we have to dig through these documents with highlighter pens and a dig out the pieces and the reductions in everything. one thing that stands out to me as there is no mention of the trump tower meeting in june of 2015, wh

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ainsley: steve hilton weighed in on this on his show last night.g high minded resolutions while the streets of paris are intensely practical. guess what macron said when french workers complained that his new gas tax meant they couldn't afford to get to work. he told them to carpool. what's going on in france is part of a worldwide pop plus uprising in the u.k. and germany and italy and eastern europe and brazil and of course here in america with donald trump's election and support for bernie sanders, let's remember. working people are saying they have had enough of decades of elitist policies like uncontrolled immigration that help those at the top but hurt everyone else. elitists fight back in britain they where to overturn brexit. in italy the new po populace government is about to have overconcerned by eu. in america they are doing everything they can to get donald trump out of office before the next election. steve: problems for macron in france is r. severe. he will address the world tonight 8:00 paris time there have been a lot of people cal

bring in steve hilton, all right let's go, steve let's start with theresa may is her power gone?yes. and the fundamental reason for that is that you've got this -- this contradiction in the u.k. which is the people voted in the populous manner for brexit but establishment ie representativeses in parliament media elsewhere don't believe in it and she's been trying to push against that reality for two years. and also against the reality that the european union does not want britain to leave. except in a way that is deeply damaging, and so the incentive in negotiation is all wrong this was totally inevitable i think that the disaster that has engulfed u.k. is set to continue because nobody can see a way out of it i think where you're looking now, is actually the most likely scenario is -- unbelievably another referendum. >> let's talk about france emmanuel macron totally backed down in first of the protest is his power gone too? >> totally gone. the whole point of macron was that tun like every other french president of the modern era he said, he would deliver the economic reforms f

steve hilton on fox news joins us with his take this morning. we're seeing playing out in europe. what are they? >> well, let's start with the thing that connects all of these crises facing the european leaders. this rise of populism. the idea that people for many years, even decades, have suffered the consequences of a policy agenda that's been great for the people at the top but not so good for working people who have seen jobs go away and incomes go down. the policies, uncontrolled immigration, in particular, globalization and automation people have had enough of it and voted for brexit. it is not being delivered. the establishment is fighting back. in germany merkel is in trouble because of her decision to open her doors to a million plus immigrants that has had a terrible impact on their society. france was the one place that was supposed to be the hold out populism. he was elected as the globalist, the great hope for the forces against populism. he has had to cave in, too. the anger of the people was too great. what you really need is not

let's bring in america's a-team steve hilton host of the next revolution. there he is.o-founder and publisher of real clear politics and political analyst juan williams. co-host of the five. a beautiful scene in the rotunda and we're reminded of the moment when we can all come together in prayer last night. it was a beautiful moment. we enjoy that now. we wonder what happens next week after this period of mourning concludes and we all do say our goodbyes and honor the former president. >> it is a beautiful week. just as a brit observing this it's a really wonderful reminder of everything that's great about america. i've been very moved by watching the ceremonies, the arrival yesterday at andrews air force base was emotional. i think sadly with everyone saying is this a moment we can move to more bipartisan approach? , i don't think it will happen. same sort of things were said after john mccain's death. the truth is it is not about people wishing for more bipartisan ship or saying it. in the end it comes down to practical things. often quite nerdy things to do with the

. >> bill: there is steve hilton saying these protests in france are evidence of a worldwide populisthow are you, sir? what do you think? it started on fuel. is it bigger than that? >> i agree 1,000 percent with steve. this is the slowest slow motion train wreck in history. it should not be really a surprise to anyone. but the irony, of course, is the elites in the world. part of being elite you will be tone deaf to the signs. all the yellow flags, all the red flags, you are immune to them or simply ignore them. that's part of being elite. even though i think the rest -- it is not a surprise to ordinary working peerjs it is a surprise to those in charge for a long time. >> sandra: a worldwide populist uprising. what is the extent of it going to be? >> we saw it continue. brazil it was a candidate that people are saying -- so many people voted for this guy that supposedly shouldn't have voted for him. this is how frustrated people are. i think there is a general epiphany going on that the elites, whether they call themselves democrats or republicans, they don't do too many things diffe