author, political commentator and host of the mark steyn show, mark steyn! applause] she's so sharp, scissorses are told not to run with her. co-host of the fox news specialist, kat timpf. [applause] and that's not nighttime, it's tyrus' shadow. former bodyguard and my massive sidekick, tyrus. [cheers and applause] all right. shannon, you're the lawyer here. what do you make of this? is there any there there or is there no there there? >> let's take one thing off the table right away, and this is the talk of treason because that is something each on the right the left all along this ideological spectrum, they seem to agree the t word is out. let's stop talking about that word. there are some of the things that you know overzealous prosecutors or interested parties would pursue. there's talk of things like perjury. had he made any sworn testimony under oath talking about whether he had those kinds of meetings, there are those saying did he get anything of value from the foreign national. i think that right now there are many investigations underway, so we'll

let's get to another steyn. mark steyn, he says everything is reactive in american political life. listen to what mark steyn says. >> one of the disfiguring aspects of american lill life is that it's very reactive. it's very rearview mirror. so everybody's extremely happy. nobody can prevent 9/11. but we're happy to investigate it for years afterwards, have a blue ribbon commission, issue a 400-page report. years and years and years of investigation. now they want to do the same thing with a meeting that the president's son, a possibly legal meeting, held with the president's son held with a russian lawyer. now, that's reactive and legalistic and pointless. putin, on the other hand, is a great improviser. so even if this lawyer had no link to the kremlin two weeks ago, she most certainly has links to the kremlin now because she's in line for the order of lenin, or whatever they have these days. liz: all right. here's the thing, ben. we have multiple congressional probes, robert muller looking into it. but somehow congress can't get around to do the job that voters asked them to do.

author, political commentator and host of the mark steyn show, mark steyn! applause] she's so sharp, scissorses are told not to run with her. co-host of the fox news specialist, kat timpf. [applause] and that's not nighttime, it's tyrus' shadow. former bodyguard and my massive sidekick, tyrus. [cheers and applause] all right. shannon, you're the lawyer here. what do you make of this? is there any there there or is there no there there? >> let's take one thing off the table right away, and this is the talk of treason because that is something each on the right the left all along this ideological spectrum, they seem to agree the t word is out. let's stop talking about that word. there are some of the things that you know overzealous prosecutors or interested parties would pursue. there's talk of things like perjury. had he made any sworn testimony under oath talking about whether he had those kinds of meetings, there are those saying did he get anything of value from the foreign national. i think that right now there are many investigations underway, so we'll

i get seasick. >>> coming up, varney favorite mark steyn. on his agenda. >>> but first, look who is coming down that hallway. that man, steven baldwin, one of president trump's earliest and most avid supporters. he's with us in a moment. ♪ (baby crying) (slow jazz music) ♪ fly me to the moon ♪ and let me play (bell ringing) (audience cheering) stuart: sudden development. the dow industrials now down 100 points, almost all of this loss came in, literally, the last two or three minutes, four or five minutes. peter kiernan, what's going on? >> a lot of people are pointing to the release of the e-mails by donald trump jr., and if that's why you're selling, let me tell you, buy on this weakness. it has nothing to do with the strength of the market, this is an overreaction. stuart: "the new york times" has gotten hold of donald trump jr.'s e-mails -- >> he released the e-mail chain. stuart: okay. he's released the chain, and the market thinks that's a reason to sell off. >> i don't think it's a reason. i think this is a chance to get a little chea

let's take you back to mark steyn. john kelly is a star. he came -- he enlisted in the marines in 1970, grew up in brighton, boston. he ran the operations in the iraq theater during the height of tensions there in 2008. the president has full faith in john kelly, given his performance in border security. >> yeah. he has actually had a pretty good six months at homeland security, which is more than you can say for reince priebus. and i think the idea of appointing priebus had been to kind of make trump a house-trained republican president. to move him closer to the kind of jeb bush, lindsey graham territory. and it didn't work. and i think one of the lessons of the scaramucci remarkable scaramucci thing with the new yorker is that trump is going to stand on or for as a uniquely trumpian kind of president. you can't make him a mainstream -- you can't make him george w. bush, you can't make him jarrold ford, you can't make him a mainstream republican president. he's going to rise or fall on whether he succeeds as a trumpian president. liz: joh

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mark steyn, god bless you.hank you. >> thanks a lot. >> tucker: meanwhile, in the realm of real news, the fourth of july holiday sawly ominous actions from the country of north korea. on tuesday, dprk launched its first-ever icbm, a rocket that can travel more than, 3,000 miles, far enough to hit alaska. today, the u.n. ambassador nikki haley warned that military action is on the table as a result to aggression from north korea. what happens next? michael malice is an expert on that country and a biographer of kim jong-il. george friedman is the founder of geopolitical futures. they both join us now. first to you, michael. as an expert in north korea, what is the point of this exercise? the kim regime obviously thinks it has some strategic purpose. what would that be? >> when you're trying to analyze north korea, it's like trying to read a book upside down in a mirror underwater. you have to deduce backwards. what i realized is this. north korea has always asserted their right under their sovereignty, just like

that was in south africa. 13-year-old zoe steyn was surfing when it clamped down on her board and shook her violently in the water. now, zoe says she escaped by jumping back on the board and quickly paddling back to shore. just a day after the attack, zoe though was back out surfing. >> she is actually dedicated. >> she's tough. >> yeah. >> well, now, let's get some sports. >> here are the guys from espn. >> good morning, america. good morning, utica. utica weather in a second. but first kenny has tennis highlights. >> sorry to interrupt your international news. but we have international tennis, something that's never happened before. a male human being winning the wimbledon singles title eight times, is that guy, roger federer, 6-3, 6-1, 6-4 in front of prince william, princess kate, emotional after winning or he's allergic to grass. first win in wimbledon in straight sets since bjorn borg won it in '76. >> because you're up so early, you might have gone to bed early last night and so you might have missed lonzo ball wearing air jordan 31s. his fourth different pair of shoe. there's a

our sports correspondent david on steyn is at the all—england club. to the third round and all in action today. day five of wimbledon, home names among the headline acts. hard to believe until you see it in writing. more remarkable still is the sight of a briton is the sight of a briton other than andy murray among the favourites. that billing is bestowed upon johanna konta. in fact the favourite with bookmakers to win the women's title, although she prefers to focus on the collective achievement. it's a very, very positive thing. and again it is another great opportunity for us to promote our sport, on the women's side, yeah, at home, obviously, at the biggest event that is at home. i feel very fortunate to be a part of that movement. and it is a movement that's generating plenty of excitement and support. around 40,000 people will be here today in the queue for centre court and court one, tickets for tomorrow is already full. it should make for an electric atmosphere as murray, konta, heather watson and aljaz bedene bid for a place in round four. if

e—mails reveal exchanges between trump june rye, rybarikova junior and a british pub list, rob gol steynd trumer. the e—mail continues: in reply mr donald trump in reply mr donald trumer says: the meeting was set up by a british publicist, rob goldstein. much was promised but the russian lawyer today denied any links with the kremlin. she was asked, why those at the meeting thought she was going to deliver any information on hillary clinton. it is possible they were looking for such information, they wa nted looking for such information, they wanted the so bad lid. but the reaction from politicians today shows that these drip, drip revelations are proving damaging to the trump administration. it's serious and this is a serious situation and one that is a long way from over. it doesn't appear that when they had information that this person might be connected with the russian government or a russian national, that they didn't immediately call the fbi this is very problematic. we cannot allow foreign governments to reach out to anybody‘s campaign and say — we'd like to help you. it is a non

thanks to shannon bream, mark steyn, kat, is coming up next. jesse: "watters world" is on. tonight ... president trump doubling down on his promise that mexico will pay for the border wall. in a "watters world" exclusive the chief of the u.s. border patrol sits down in her first on tv interview. >> don't tell us you are crew crusading for an equal place at the table for women because you are not. jesse: women all over america very angrily about this. president over in france commemorating the 100th anniversary of the americans in what war? >> the cold war. jesse: ? true "watters world" tradition we hit the shores. welcome to "watters world," i'm jesse watters. politics and patriotism is the subject of tonight's watters word. did donald trump, jr. give the left ammo by taking this meeting with the russian lawyer? but has the left taken the ammo and shot themselves in the foot with it? yes, of course they have. >> this is moving into perjury, false statements and potentially treason. >> it's the white house in disarray. you have a mafioso. the family is in charge and we keep

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thanks to shannon bream, mark steyn, kat, >> this is a fox news alert. at least seven people are dead after a flashlight it's a popular swimming home in central arizona. hello, welcome to a brand-new hour. i marcel. >> hello, i am eric. it is a summertime tragedy. more than 100 people swimming in arizona's national forest when severe thunderstorm started pounding the area. left high waters sweeping over a dozen people who are down near river among some boulders in a ravine. rescue crews are searching for others who remain missing. >> arthel: will car is is live with the latest. >> there's still three people missing washed away of flash floods. this is an active search and rescue. whether 40 people are coming the banks of the river right now, about an hour and half northwest of phoenix. the southwest is currently in its monsoon season where afternoon storms can pop up and drop heavy rain in a flash. you can see how strong the currents are in the video. that is the shot of an aftermath near the summing whole just north of peso ms arizona. a family was enjo

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mark steyn joins us tonight. what is this about, mark?bout everything that the democrats and the media have spent months trying to prove that the rush investigation is about. everything they've look for and filed to find in rush investigation is going on under their noses in this particular story. we have computer interference. we have, as you said, a powerful political figure to trying to interfere with the federal investigation. as debbie wasserman schultz did when she threatened the head of the capital police. we have actual criminal elements. this guy was arrested trying to flee the country. we have interference from foreign politicians. these guys were given $100,000 by a prominent iraqi politician. in other words, everything that they have been looking for in the rush investigation and failed to find it's actually staring them in the face. with this mysterious guy, and that's before the more obvious problems with the story, which is how does one guy from pakistan, his wife, their two brothers, and at least one of their sisters in la

let's bring in conservative author radio host mark steyn joins me now.ll on friday night. >> yeah. bombshell news but not unexpected. reince priebus as former head of the rnc, he was basically there to smooth the connection between the president and a republican party in congress.

trainings now, a man who has met study of crazy, author and columnist mark stein comic steyn first ofhe president's fitness level. given every thing that's going on, is this a legitimate critique do you think of the trump presidency that he has no visible apps and to high percentage of body fat? >> i think it represents his cultural offensiveness to his opponents. he would call that when he was on the stump in iowa, barack obama said to his audience, have you seen what the price of arugula is today. as you know barack obama -- that did really happen. he was in that sense the first arugula and american to be elected president. and he had advised his people around him, if they wanted a burger that should take the salad. i take this idea of presidents us occasionally jogging and working out as rather preposterous. i never saw winston churchill jogging and i didn't think it affected his performance. he was surreptitiously filmed in the gym, supposedly bench pressing, and in fact he was lifting a dainty little pound and a half wait in a -- and groaning, i've got the pound in the quarter wa

thanks to shannon bream, mark steyn, kat, >>> the white house fighting tooth and nail for its stalled agenda but continuing revelations on russia weighing heavy on the west wing. i'm rob schmitt in for julie banderas you are watching the fox report. we are keeping a close eye as vice president mike pence prepares to take the stage in washington tonight delivering a keynote address at a conservative event later this hour. the president back here in the states after what was widely seen as a successful trip to paris. president trump taking in some of the women's u.s. open today at his golf club in new jersey but still dominating the news cycle his oldest son's meeting with the russian lawyer during the campaign. we are now learning that meeting was also attended by a russian american lobbyist there in the lower left corner of your screen. you see his picture. the number of participants growing by the day along with the outrage on capitol hill. >> this shocking new evidence raises even graver questions about russia's success in infiltrating the election systems in 21 states. this is not

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