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here to explain, tammy bruce. the wall is happening. we have the money in the budget for it. around the world there were 15 different countries and they are saying we want to keep our people safe. tammy: this is from the beginning of man, the standard to do it. and it works. but this tells you this is the basic fight between globalists and nationalists. individual have seen the global agenda -- we are willing to listen to any agenda if it works for humanity. it failed thriving nations and suffering nations. what we do know is that nations that are secure are better for their own people. they are certainly for the united states. stronger america is better for everyone who wants to come here. the on way we can manage it is not just the psychological impact of a wall, but the genuine impact of it when it comes to drugs, immigration and all that. it almost send a message to the rest of the world that we take ourselves seriously. >> some argue it can be anti-productive with respect to isolationism. you say the great wall of china was great until the british showed up. so i guess th

charles: joining me now to discuss, tammy bruce, rich lowry and boyd ma they on. moderate are saying so far this is enough. tammy: this is where donald trump comes in as an individual. there has been a lot of changes and amendments made or offered. then there are effectively the threats. when he said they will have trouble in 2018, he doesn't mean they will just be yelled at. he says he will be active with the people who have been supportive of the bill. when you look at rally, it's unusual to see a rally from the president where he talks about legislation and what's going to happen thursday. that's a unique die naij and that go to the core of the constituency. he will be active in that regard. the freedom cauc h been very consistent in what it is they have been concerned about. they are not going to vote as a block as they indicated. but when you have got 21 vote, they understand there is an arty want a little bit more, and i would expect this to pass thursday. charles: i should note that dave brad said there are potentially 50 votes. 20 conservative and 30 modera

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and tammy bruce.w government is taking more than a silhouette form it's starting to flesh out. >> governments are suppose to help the nation. i think this is less a shadow government than it is an evident to disrupt the government and destroy it administration. it's not only in this one new organization which would be like a pac. but back in february we learned that organing for action, barack obama's organizing group is working with indivisible, the group work and other kinds of activities and and takes. lou: they pay folks working to actually sabotage, subvert the lawful president. david, your thoughts? >> i think we shouldn't be distracted by all of the alphabet soup of names. the shadow party -- i wrote a book called "the shadow party." what george soros did because he created a coalition of billionaires, street thugs and government unions, in particular leftists with the agenda of overthrowing the american system. this is what's happening. you don't have confirmation hearings, you have a witch hu

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tammy bruce is a radio show host. also joining us tonight, caroline heldman, first to you.t i find hilarious about this story i have to say is that it was a female gate agent who told these girls what they could wear. it was not sexism at work, it was, as it always is -- a woman -- i don't think there's a man in america who would complain about leggings. how is this sexism? >> i think you are perpetuating a myth that women can't be sexist. of course we can. it really only applies to girls and women. sexualizing girls in their early teens, which is ridiculous. i think it's a myth to think women cannot enforce sexism. e if they didn't, it would probably have a better chance of disappearing. >> tucker: yeah, well you should tell them that.t. tammy, i like leggings. i would never be involved in this personally. these were not conventional passengers. they were relatives of i employees, the principal question is -- do companies have a right to enforce a dress code? >> i think we all do. we have standards for our own home. i think i am in opposition here -- about who they allow i

now "washington times" opinion editor charlie hurt radio talk show hosts "fox news" contributor tammy bruce funny? the irony they go back and forth president trump is just telling people what "the new york times" said in the various news organizations said over and over again. >> in addition to the history of members of congress being surveilled and their phones being trapped -- tapped. lou: the intelligence committee being surveilled. by the oat mom -- of a ministry said. >> we know they have done it and this is what we know obama in the media is not in the business of moving information. in the business of moving what they think will help their agenda and when it changes then they decide they are just going to erase that part at least of course the american people know what they're up to. liz charlie what do you think think? why are they having such a hard time accepting their own reporting all of a sudden? >> at one point which is why they reported in the first place that when people started to ask deeper questions about all this in say hey wait a minute you mean the surveillance was goi

joining me to discuss are tammy bruce and betsy woodruff. tammy, are you take tomorrow off?> i'm working for equality. i'm going to be sitting here, doing a lot of other work, making sure women get access. charles: you think this is misguided? >> look, i'm a former left-wing organizer and i love marches and organizing. what i'm noticing in the world now are things that are impacting women's lives like poverty, violence, sex trafficking and i can guarantee you most of the people organizing this tomorrow and in the marches or wearing hats have no idea of the girls murdered by ms-13 about the nature of the sex trafficking moving throughout this country, all about hating trump and the reality is women's lives are so negatively affected by barack obama, nine million women moving into poverty, losing our doctors and hospitals, all of this is about being used by a few people like george soros against the political machine because trump. that is not the feminist movement and doesn't help anyone. charles: betsy, that's a great point. seeing the events like this and whether it's women

tammy bruce is with us. say the left is trying to get under the president's skin and succeeded and that's what made him blow his stack with that tweet at 6:30 on saturday morning? >> i think that this is something the left has always done about mr. trump. they've always underestimated him and think he's going to be reacting in the moment and be able to maneuver him. he thought during the campaign, that's clearly not what happened. the things that you-- that maybe don't make sense right now ultimately end up making sense and they helped him be successful. you had the left as all of their great plans, clearly they were disconnected with what was really occurring and this is also one of those cases, the left always goes too far, they never know when to stop and i think what they didn't expect is for him to say this, when in fact they know that it's perhaps an issue which there is such scrambling. stuart: nobody was expected that tweet at 6:30 eastern time saturday morning. >> i would argue it's not because he's

tammy bruce, the left is all over this. i don't think this is story at all.esignation and he refused. so he was fired. >> this is great about our ability to communicate now. everybody knows what janet reno did, what the other presidents, presidencies done clearing out an old, outgoing president's team. we know that this is traditional. it is regular. frankly it should have happened earlier. we're seeing there is a little cadre, brennan, sally yates, this individual who has been lauded for his work, we're finding out in fact as democrat, appointed as a democrat it is still really about politics. they're trying to make it more personal about him. the american people really aren't buying it, only because we see this is par for the course. this is what happens. liz: to your point didn't janet reno ask for jeff session's resignation? >> yes, exactly. stuart: congressman elijah cummings says he was fired because he was investigating the president of the united states. he has not put forward any proof. liz: no proof at all. >> maxine waters says it wasn't happening

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expwhrieng now to discuss, tammy bruce, rich lawrie, scott brown and peter morici. there was a warning from both sides that dc has to get its act together. peter: it's very important that the congress follow through. i read today that boeing has gotten on board with the brady plan for corporate taxes. we need to seether companies that will have pluses and minuses from this plan to step up to get this through congress to get these businesses the relief they need so we can move forward. charles: jamie dimon said the number one thing was tax reform. he says this is a once in a generation chance to overhaul the tax code. 71% of the ceos say that's the number one thing to spark the economy. if they dillydally too long with obamacare this fades away. tammy: even the rasmussen shows him with a 31% approval rate. even the public is reacting to the impression that there is chaos in capitol hill. we now it's the republicansing in congress. but they are look for trump to control that chaos. it does go back to the commander-in-chief. the small business round table would not onl

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charles: many are wondering if just too late to get that done, tammy bruce and mercedes with us. i want to bring in chris hamilton. chris, you understand coal mining industry as well as anyone. last week there was an article that more or less suggested too late for cold industry coal industry. and production is peaked over 10 years ago. there no saving coal industry? >> we disagree with that assersion. we know we have hit a heavy blow, we have lost half our jobs, a lot our coal producing counties here within the state of west virginia and region that been hurt. but we we have plateaued, news like we received yesterday, based on the president's actions, renews a lots of optimist, and confident. and you know we think we're back on an upward plain here. charles: tammy also no question that the -- we had a chart up with the jobs, they were coming back then they collapsed, when president obama put in those regulations for utility, he deliberately went after this industry, and took a meeting toll on these folks. >> an assessment that this is over for coal industry implies it was a natu

joining us now, tammy bruce. >> nice to be on. >> tucker: news organizations are by definition committedness. if you say to a news organization, hey we think you have done something dishonest and then lied about it, don't they have an obligation to at least respond and explain?? >> they would if they held those same standards.on of course you do. the problem is to not project on to these other entities. it's clear that some still hold those standards and others do not. with nbc, the problem is clear. you saw it not just with the access hollywood tape which in many ways backfired. the only person harmed was billy bush, he lost his job. originally people thought it had to have been a rogue staffer when in fact, it was people in the nbc news division. the man by the way running the w today show at the time, just last month was promoted to heading up nbc news in its entirety. what transpired some help. there is a desperation to in fact -- if this was personal, they had an interest in influencing the election. when you get desperate and it suddenly news is not the issue or a genuine critique

conservative radio host and fox news contributor tammy bruce. democrat strategist daniel mcglockin. she seems to defend her actions. was it okay she was communicating with other party members and just an operative? >> look, her problem is significant in that not only did she make a decision to help hillary cheat, she also accepted the information. but it also meant that she didn't trust her candidate could handle the most basic without cheating. and what does that mean about the party's attitude? and apparently the candidate didn't think she could do it without cheating either. for donna, though, she didn't immediately deny it. she spent this year piling onto herself that she didn't do anything wrong or it didn't occur at all. or she just kind of spun it around. and now it's interesting. i don't know whether it's a guilt conscious, i don't know whether it's the compulsion to confess or she's realizing even her own party is thinking she's maybe a little bit radioactive. but this is a message to all democrats that this isn't the first person to do

. >> well, tammy bruce is here. tammy, the biggest, perhaps bigger than ronald reagan?> yeah, considering we've had big government government since reagan, right? you've had the bushes, really, george w. bush, nature of spending more than johnson did on the great society, which also failed. i think any major tax cut is going to be as big as reagan if not more. trump is reformer, he understands is especially as a businessman. politicians understands the rhetoric and how it impacts americans emotionally, donald trump understands it at a core level of business. when we're taking not just the individual rate down, but small business rates down and it also into the whole of his agenda, which is job creation, more money into the pockets of american, smaller governments, which means additional personal liberty which is what we want. liz: talk about timing, too, sean spicer says it could come late spring. >> isn't august sort of the time they have it done and a lot of people are skeptical about that, but of course, the markets kind of want to ear this, i think. i'm not so hung

richard fowler and tammy bruce radio talk show host. morning contributor.e and nasty. this is part of the problem. we have seen this before. we saw this in the last white house people also criticized michelle obama's looks. abby: people have criticized her and said she was dumb but not though that nature. >> depicted her as animal or gorilla. bad whether it's melania or michelle or laura bush when she was first lady. the job of the first lady is to be the pageantry and cultural. the idea of the first lady was crated by dolly madison. they were supposed to bring the country together. i have think attacking her in the way that they did is wrong. i would argue probably bullying. abby: absolutely bullying. tammy, what makes feel think that this is okay? >> well, look. this is the interesting point. have you anti-bullying activist who is a bully himself. abby: little hypocritical. >> he also wrote that it wasn't a stream of consciousness. can you get passionate about something and go too far. he clearly had written that for us and, look, if the first lady gets p

stuart: tammy bruce joins us now on that issue, the president, president trump, candidate donald trumptax rate of 25%. bernie sanders in 2014 paid 13%. president obama in five five paid 18.7%, the list bows on and on and on. the left is hypocritical here. >> they believe that everybody -- well, leona helmsley, taxes are for the little people according to socialists. they expect everybody else to pay. jason chaffetz in january filed a bill to deal with 100,000 federal civilian employees who owe more than one billion dollars in federal income taxes still working for the federal government and are simply not paying their taxes and never been held to account. this is a system that believes that all of the hard-working people in america are the ones who should pay for their free ride, for their beh homes, for their, not having to pay taxes. this is where politicians and federal government have lost the american people. stuart: got it, lizzie. liz: nine msnbc personalities had tax liens against them including al sharpton didn't pay taxes. got in trouble with the irs for not paying taxes. stu

a lot of blame being put on the freedom caucus tammy bruce is with us this morning.publican, member of the freedom caucus from texas, today he is coming out and leaving the caucus. he thinks republicans should be a governing party and they're not at this point. >> their experience for the last eight years has been just being, standing for things. standing for principle. govern is different, isn't it. so it is not just about taking positions. it is about finding compromise. we want to bring the compromise to be more center-right but this seems like the freedom caucus did not understand the transition happened. the republicans control the congress and white house. ted poe said you can stand there be part of the heck no, they use a different word, heck no party or caucus, that leads to this kind of debacle. the problem who counseled a president trump to rely on paul ryan? who also has just been one who stands for things. there is a lot of talk, oh, we've been he repealing obamacare for years. there has never been a voice vote. never been like a polling of each individua

let's ask radio talk show host and fox news contributor tammy bruce.at was one of the big strengths of president reagan was that he used the oval office a great deal. i thought president trump should be doing this, even before the first executive order and even before the effort with obamacare with sitting down and speaking to the american people maybe for five minutes, ten minutes in a national address. when he's been able to do that like at that state of the union, americans like him more as they get to know him more. so reagan did that. but reagan also had interestingly of course a mandate. he had a super majority of the electoral college and the popular vote. everyone says, oh, trump didn't have a mandate. reagan did, and he was acting the same way, he was hitler, going to start world war iii, all of that. so you have to communicate directly to the voters, but reagan also had the mandate because he appealed to democrats. not because they turned to the left, but they convinced them of conservative ideal. clayton: you made such a great point. preside

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