. ♪ >> tammy: good evening everybody, i'm tammy bruce, welcome to tucker carlson's sho show, i'm fillingn for tucker this evening. no matter who president trump picked for the supreme court of the left going to go berserk. the women's march sent out a statement declaring the opposition. as soon as judge brett cavanaug cavanaugh's nomination was announced last night, the floodgates opened. steps of the supreme court competing who could be the most upset. >> [chanting. >> to say no to the supreme court and say yes to liberty and justice. if >> are you ready to defend roe vs. wade? >> what is at state? it's women's freedom, our freedom to make our own decisions, our freedom to decide how many children were supposed to have. >> >> tammy: it's official, -- johnhn daniel davidson is a senr correspondent at the federalist, he joined us now. i'll come to the program i appreciate you joining us. i'm sure we have all seen a lot of this outrage regularly, it's not necessarily a surprise. being at the federalist, i guess you're supposed to be evil. i'm wondering on that list that you're supposed to

tammy: thank you. i had a great time.family, and i enjoy talking to them, and they love you, too. lou: thank you very much. tammy, good to see you. be sure to vote in our poll. do you think an honest investigation of election meddling would have focused on the election threat to u.s. national security? cast your vote on twitter @loudobbs. follow me on twitter and like me on facebook. i'm more than just a little annoys by the corruption at the u.s. justice department and the fbi leadership. i'm sure i won't calm down about this. but i'm not going to change one thing about the fact that we are going to get it straightened out come hell or high whatter. president trump and queen elizabeth meeting. ed rollins is here next. stay with us. ♪ a hotel can make or break a trip. and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into booking one. that's why we created expedia's add-on advantage. now after booking your flight, you unlock discounts on select hotels right until the day you leave. ♪ add-on advantage. discounted hotel r

so, tammy, what pam says is true. she could have said something about it. >> sure. >> jeanine: but this is the same person saying when you see the people in publish, push back. get a crowd. what is going to happen when something crazy happens? i understand that people were there were bats and pipes. >> obviously we want this to stop before someone is killed or seriously injured. wi have -- we have seen protests where someone getting killed and we have all rejected that. the problem is this is the permission slip that maxine waters gave the people on the edge. the good news is it's not everyone, right? these events make the news. it's a select, smaller group of people. we should not presume that this is all of america. i have begun to question whether or not we are as divided even as we are told we are. so in the midst of something like this, things can be done. yes, maxine waters should have said yes, i was wrong. this is ballooning. >> jeanine: she was forced to say that. >> you know who else has not said anything af

[inaudible conversations] >> tammy said it very, very well.til i get a word in, very quickly. >> oh, okay. lou: the idea that this controversy is going on, it should not mask we've got empirical evidence, does the nfl, they've lost a tremendous number of viewers on television. their business is under challenge and tammy started with that point. >> that's right. lou: this is a business that is being challenged by the people who have the most to benefit from it personally. aside from goodell. and that is those highly paid athletes who apparently know no bounds to what they want to get done in terms of being social justice warriors instead of football players. >> lou, that's exactly right. i'm near the home of the super bowl champions, it feels good to say that, and yet i have people that call me that bled for 50 years with the philadelphia eagles, did not watch the games this year. and they're being honest about it. that's how painful and difficult this is. roger good el and others are -- goodell and others are going to have to realize this but,

tammy made a great points. they have a gdp that's less than texas and a nuclear arsenal that's equivalent to ours. charles: capri, i feel like democrats are going to overplay their hand. like the children being ripped from their parents and using photos from the obama administration to move a point. some of that stuff is beyond the pale. >> some of the examples saying we need to send people into combat because of the potential meddling of russia for the election, i think is a little bit too far. but this is what happens, and sometimes democrats don't do themselves any favors. there are significant issues. the reason why people were upset is the way president trump presented himself essentially. it's on the heels of a contentious back and forth with nato and theresa may saying the e.u. is our foe. then he says, well, you know, i have no reason not to believe putin. and they said it might be collusion, or might not be. so i think the issue there was basically the american people, many, saw this as president trump

so, tammy, what pam says is true.he could have said something about it. >> sure. >> jeanine: but this is theue same person saying when you see the people in publish, push back. get a crowd. what is going to happen when something crazy happens? i understand that people were there were bats and pipes. >> obviously we want this to stop before someone is killed or seriously injured. we have seen protests where someone getting killed and we have all rejected that. the problem is this is the permission slip that maxine waters gave the people on the edge. the good news is it's not everyone, right? these events make the news. it's a select, smaller group of people. we should not presume that this is all of america. i have begun to question whether or not we are as divided even as we are told we are. so in the midst of somethingd like this, things can be done. yes, maxine waters should have said yes, i was wrong. this is ballooning. >> jeanine: she was forced to say that. >> you know who else has not said anything after this i

tammy: it is. but china realized we would do nothing by the and there wouldn't be repurchase cushions and america had become complacent. everyone wringing their hands, clutching the pearls about what donald trump was doing. once again he proved his own negotiating skills correct. and now we have got to make sure the farmers and everyone else understands all the things he's targeting, he'll deliver on. i think most of americans realize he's a serious man and will get serious results. we are trying to get the hostage out of turkey. people say what are you going to do, it's about the internet. there is plenty we can do. charles: the hand wringing reinvolving around the tariffs. no one has been able to tell me anyway to make first the e.u. come to the table and it matily most of our trading partners including china. how are democrats handling this? i saw a former obama official saying even if we get these bills, america lost its place as the world's north star. i am just confused about it. >> i think w

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carol roth and tammy bruce is back with us.anie, the same day yesterday he wrought op-ed in the "wall street journal," there was a harsh article in "new york "new yorker" magazine. i think identity politic is turning its ugly head inwashed to the democrats and it's going to hurt them. >> we are seeing the fringe of the left taking over the establishment democratic party. it's interesting to see somebody who worked on democratic campaigns many years ago. i walked away many years ago. to see the evolution of the democratic party and how they embraced the fringe, now the fringe is taking over. the thing they support are things that would not work for this country. when lieberman says this won't be productive for congress, these are the people that want to abolish i.c.e. and demonize our police officers and let people out of jail and get them on the streets sooner. free housing and free healthcare for all. that's great, but who is going to pay for it? >> nobody is going to pay for it. we can't afford it. we pay more for healthcare

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please welcome to the show, senator tammy baldwin, everyone! >> seth: i was going to say it's been an interesting week in washington. but i feel that has been true for a long time. >> it is. >> seth: yeah. >> it has. >> seth: we are on a real streak of interesting weeks. this week, you had the president saying that what was happening with family separations was the democrats' fault. obviously, the specifics of the family separation, that was not true, it was the democrats' fault. but now, he signed this executive order which still allows for indefinite detention and does nothing to get these children back to their families. is it now, with those problems that have been created, is this a problem for the president? or is this a problem for you and your colleagues in congress? >> well, first of all, it's not unusual for this president to blame others for problems that he had a big hand in creating. >> seth: yes. >> and, so, just to be clear, he created a policy a month ago, back in may, his zero tolerance policy. and that policy resulted in what

senator from wisconsin, tammy baldwin, cooking with chef missy robbins, featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everyone doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. president trump held a campaign rally last night in minnesota. and long story short, we are now in a trade war with minnesota. [ laughter ] first lady melania trump made a surprise trip to the u.s./mexico border today and visited a facility holding migrant children. "i can't imagine what terrible things you've been through," said one of the kids to melania. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ]

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i'm happy to have tammy nelson join us this morning. congratulations. 25 wonderful years. >> 25 fast years. i don't know how that went by so fast. >> growing up as a little girl in san jose, did you ever think you'd be ms. san francisco? >> no, not at all. but i knew i wanted to do this, either as a career or as a hobby. everybody needs something to defrag with. playing the piano, theater was my outlet. >> here it is, your life. you have to talk about your hat. you're here in your cowgirl outfit which is spectacular. so many people want to know, this is not your real hair. >> it is my real hair. we just back combed the heck out of it. [ laughter ] >> tell me how this hat works. >> half of the hats that i wear are actually on my head. then some of the hats are constructed so that i'm supported by a brace. >> a harness around your waist. how heavy can they get? >> well, probably the lightest hat i wear, if you imagine just having an extra three pounds on top of your head. so this is probably three, four pounds. to my heaviest hat which is

tammy duckworth will be here in moments. and trump's golden age, president trump celebrates a week of weekend and judicial victories. >> the red wave is happening. >> as democrats face a growing activist left. >> we have to create a lot of pressure. >> is the trump presidency shaping democratic party more than the gop? ♪ >> hello, i'm jake tapper. the state of our union is gearing up for a summer fight. president trump is taking a working weekend at his golf club in bedminister new jersey and plans to announce a nominee to replace justice anthony kennedy on the supreme court only eight days from now on july 9th. the president spoke over the phone to don mcgahn and expected to interview one or two candidates for the seelt this weekend. democrats worn warn it could put abortion rights and affirmative action at risk. one day after justice kennedy announced his retirement, the president hosted a group of senators whose votes likely will decide whether his nominee is confirmed. three are democrats facing tough re-election battles

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in the united states, as the government works to reunite migrant children with their parents, our tammy litner spent several days embedded with border patrol agents. it seems at least in one area the administration's zero tolerance policy is not having its intended effect. >> reporter: officer jose is on the front lines of the immigration crisis. while border apprehensions are down from the 1.6 million peak in 20. this officer from the border town in texas says he's seen a spike since the trump administration started zero tolerance. and you guys are seeing an increase, a decrease? people coming? >> increase. >> reporter: one of the families that crossed the rio grande, anita and her son henry. they were separated for more than a month once they entered the u.s. reunited last night. >> translator: it was like a dream that became a reality. >> reporter: henry turned 6 while in government custody. >> translator: i prayed, too, mommy, so everything would turn out all right. >> reporter: so far, 57 of the 103 children under the age of 5 in government custody have been reunited with their par

i mentioned tammy duck worth a little bit ago.g to democrats of going this direction. listen. >> you can't win the white house without the midwest, and i don't think that you can go too far to the left and still win the midwest, coming from a midwestern state. i think you need to be able to talk to the industrial midwest. you need to listen to the people there in order to win an election nationwide. >> so, harry, you touched on this earlier. but could immigration, specifically i.c.e. but even more broadly, become a major issue dividing democrats? >> absolutely. it's something that more than divides democrats, unifies republicans. donald trump won the white house in large part -- at least he won the primary in large part because of his stance on immigration. if you look at the exit polls in 2016, you saw the exact same thing. those people who said immigration was their most important issue went overwhelmingly for donald trump while on the democratic side, look, tammy duckworth is no person who is in the center. she's no moderate. s

tammy leitner, nbc news. >>> we turn now to a critical health warning for america's mothers, it might shock you to learn the u.s. is the most dangerous place to give birth among developed nations. hundreds of moms dying every year in this country and most of the time the deaths are preventable but why is the mortality rate here so high? here is nbc's kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: tara hanson was 29, active and on top of the world about her first child brandon. >> hi, brandon bear. >> reporter: but within hours of giving birth, she didn't feel well. she told her husband ryan and medical staff. >> did she tell >> she did. we were never able to push the needle to the point where we said we need to do more. >> reporter: six days later, tara died of an infection. >> it's hard to understand. >> reporter: it's an alarming trend. the u.s. has the worst maternal mortality rate in the developed' world, 700 women die every year from pregnancy or childbirth and some 65,000 nearly die. serena williams says she was almost a statistic. after giving birth she was diagnosed with blood clots but only

tammy leitner joined one group at a training facility where more than 1,000 people have gotten a tastethe red planet. >> reporter: in the barren utah desert, it seems like another world. >> welcome to mars. >> reporter: hidden in the harsh dry terrain, the privately run mars desert research station gives scientists, engineers and doctors a feel for what life would be like on the red planet. >> you're exposed to extreme cold, extreme low pressures, extreme heat. it's a very difficult environment to survive in. >> reporter: this team of wilderness doctors spent two weeks on a simulated mission. >> the idea of going to mars, even if it's a one-way trip, certainly appeals to me. >> reporter: most who visit the station will never make it to mars. but the experiments and research they conduct are laying the groundwork for the team that will eventually land there. they live in tight quarters. >> it tastes better than it looks, i promise. >> reporter: eat space food and work in mars-like conditions, where astronauts would face temperatures colder than minus 80 degrees, and unpredictable dust s

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tammy leitner, nbc news, clearwater, florida. >>> some highly emotional reunions are taking place just days after a federal judge ordered that migrant families separated at the border be reunited. they included a mother and daughter from guatemala who reunited in los angeles after about a month apart. a similar scene in florida, another reunion there between a girl and her mother. it's not known how many of the more than 2,000 children separated are now back with their parents. >>> still ahead as we continue tonight, the great escape. a hijacked helicopter swoops into a prison and frees a notorious gangster. >>> also news tonight about living longer and how drinking coffee may play a role. we'll be right back. >>> we're back now with a massive manhunt after a brazen prison escape right out of a hollywood movie. an infamous criminal on the run after jumping aboard a hijacked helicopter at a french prison in broad daylight. and it's not the first time he's broken out from behind bars. nbc's matt bradley with the incredible story. >> reporter: that's france's most notorious convict escapi

nbc's tammy leitner has late details. >> reporter: tonight, an urgent manhunt for a gunman that shot and killed a renowned houston cardiologist during morning rush hour. the doctor was riding his bike to work at methodist hospital when the gunman also on a bike opened fire. >> the suspect was on a bicycle, as well drove past, rode past the doctor, turned and fired two shots. the doctor immediately went down. >> reporter: dr. house connect on the team of doctors that treated former president george h.w. bush in 2000. >> dr. house is an expert on cardiology. >> reporter: the 41st president tonight saying mark was a fantastic cardiologist and a good man. i will always be grateful for his exceptional compassionate care. his family is in our prayers. the houston medical community mourning one of their own. not only was he ved by his patients, but mark was highly regarded among his peers and colleagues. tonight, police say they are unsure if the doctor was targeted. >> a lot of cameras, so we're hoping that we can get footage of this and bring this violent criminal into custody where he ne

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tammy leitner has late breaking details. >> reporter: tonight, emergency crews rushing to the scene of a plancrash in northwest mexico. the plane, 9 holding passengers and four crew crashed because the wind was too strong accordg to local reports which said they ran out of nway. the crash happened in durango, mexico. it's unknown if there are fatalities but officials say being e injured and rushed to hospitals near the scene.me aeco saying we are working to gather additional information and will provide more details as b thome available and confirmed. our priority is to guarantee is safety of the clients and crew. lester, this just in, initial reports from the u.s. government say there were no americans on board and so far the mexican rn gont has said there are no reported fatalities. >> tammy litner tonight, thank you. >>> let's tu to the latest development what some say this is the next gure at. 3d knockoffs hard to detect. the technology is accessible and so are the guns. tonight, a federal judge has just blocked a release of blueprints f the guns after several states took legal act

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tammy leitner, nbc news, clearwater, florida. >> support for the landmark roe v. wade supreme court ruling has hit an all-time high. according to the latest nbc news "wall street journal" poll, 71% of americans believe the decision should remain in place. with just 23% saying it should be reversed. that's the highest level of support in the poll's history which dates back to 2005. the latest figures come as president trump's supreme court pick brett kavanagh prepares for his confirmation hearings. some abortion rights advocates fear that kavanagh could undermine, could try to undermine or even overturn roe v. wade. >> crazy weather isn't just here at home. check out this mini twister that swept through a youth baseball game in japan. the dust tomorrow lingered on the ball field before merging to another one. the kids, no fear, look what they did, ran into it to play in the dust devil. officials say no one was hurt. what fun was that. >> you're that age, you run into it, in a game, why not? you're supposed to get your uniform dirty. >> one way to get it dirty witho

tammy leitner, nbc news, clearwater, id fl >>> some highly emotnal reunions are taking place just days after a federal judge ordered that migrant families separated at the border be reunited. they included a mother and daughter from o guatemala whunited in los angeles after about a month apart. a similar scene in florida, another reunion there between a girl and her mother. it's not known how many of the more than 2,000 children separated are now back with their parents. >>> still ahead as we continue tonight, the great escape. a hijacked helicopter prison into and frees a notorious gangster. >>> also news tonight about living longer and how drinking coffee may play a role. we'll be right back."m parallel parking job" goes to..r roll ] ...emily lapier from ames, iowa. this is emily's third nomination and firstin. um...so, just...wow! um, first of all, to my fellow nominees, it is an honor sharing the road with you. and of course, to the progressive snapshot app for giving good drivers the discounts -- no, i have to say it -- for giving goud drivers the dis they deserve. safe driving! f

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tammy duckworth, (d) illinois: "we're talking about someone who, on the supreme court could end roe v. wade, could help to overturn much of the legislation that protects not just a woman's right to choose but health care."sen. susan collins, (r) maine: "i would not support a nominee who demonstrated hostility to roe v. wade."republican senator susan collins has, at times, voted with the democratic caucus. she is one of six senators -- including three red-state democrats -- who met with trump last week and who could be key to the confirmation of any supreme court justice.sen. susan collins, (r) maine: "i want a judge who will apply the law to the facts of the case with fidelity to the constitution. roe v. wade is a constitutional right that is well established."i'm andrew spencer, reporting ( lydia ) and here's a live l

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tammy: without say this is already baked in? you saw some activity and people got nervous when the tariffs were first discussed. even though $50 billion is a lot of money for people. in consideration of china it's an opening chip. and i think it's a matter of the edge donald trump wants. and the bigger numbers of $100 billion and $200 billion. this market is used to the president's negotiating style. reaction to these particular tariffs are already baked in. perhaps the market is also the nation as a whole appreciating the president's approach and trusting him on these issues as well. charles: something you will not hear from anyone but me base love this kind of stuff. truck orders. we have never seen this many commercial truck orders. every time go to a hospital or see a doctor. what's the one thing they do? they check your pulse. think have an index called the market demand index. up over 200 percent. this is amazing stuff you will never hear anywhere else. we are dealing with a sizzling economy and the unknowns of the trade w

tammy bruce is a new york radio host and she joins us tonight. >> knew death and taxes, right?teresting is, i believe it was on december 13th. if this is clearly after the shock, and about -- within a month of the shock of the election loss, that's when you bring the people closest to you, to you. that's when you are having dinner with the most important people. they have known weinstein for decades, not like they met him a few weeks before the election. he contributed money to bill clinton's defense fund during the monica lewinsky dynamic. so he has been in their lives in a very important way for a very long time. and yes, we know that with weinstein, literally everybody knew. she is in trouble one way or the other. she's the only person on earth who did not know maybe she should be president, or she didn't know but she was misrepresenting what she knew anyway. but she can't win in this regard. she can't take responsibly for the nature of the choices she's made. >> tucker: he is not awful. from his table manners to his attitude, why would she voluntarily hang around with someo

tammy bruce joins us tonight.ow easy it is the to control the president, whatever the left says he opposed. >> great to be on set with you. it is in a way it's kind of strange and funny. we accuse the left of having trump derangement syndrome as a mocking example of the fact that they just simply need to grow up, but this is something thatt is the inability of people to acknowledge and to deal with a real life he adult event that they lost an election and now there is an effort to normalizes being so damaged if you will buy an external event that some u.s. psychiatrists now are saying they have more patients with trumpe anxiety disorder. of course, none of that is really true or genuine. it is about people needing to go up and deal with reality properly but in the process as you note, they as liberals are giving the president an enormous amount of control. they are lives and every moment of how they react is based on what he says, what hey does. they have a seat at a completeet control to him. if they step back fo

>>r "today," tammy leitner, nbc news.davce p on the plaza. >> we have a huge crowd on the plaza today. including all of the hatchetts. there are so many here. are there any hatchetts left at >>> boise at 97 and 93 degrees in spokane. as we head through next week, temperatures still stay warm, although they begin to moderate as we hit the midweek. that's good news. for firefighters right now, a very tough situation. t the rest oflook the country, it is going to be a day of heavy rain in the gulf m statesh cooler in the great lakes. severe storms in the central plains, clearingut in the northeast with humidity going down and as we mentioned, high heat out west. we've got so many people here,o we've to get them all on camera. here we go. are you ready sh. >> one, two, three. that's a quick look at your national map. here's an early look at what's going on right wre you are. ice.i love dave all right. i also love this weather out there right now. ns're looking at very nice and dry condit the only thing is, that frontal system

here is tammy duckworth from this weekend. >> i think if you abolish ice, it reflects the policies of president. you abolish ice, you have the same failed president with the failed policies. whatever you replace it with reflects what the president wants to do. there's a lot of other things we can do before we get to that point. >> the big question, what are those other things? can democrats be of one accord moving into november? >> i think that's the key question. i think it was widely understood in the country that the president overplayed his hand here with the child separation or the zero tolerance policy but that he did have a mandate in the election for cracking down on immigration. so the democratic response then has been, let's abolish ice to respond to the president overplaying his hand. the point i think that tammy duckworth was making is the abolition of ice is understood as democrats pushing for no border enforcement. the crisis of migrants flooding across the border i don't think will be accepted or tolerated by americans. that's why trump had a mandate and he bungled the