ellen ratner and tammy bruce. assessment that he has accomplished a lot during these almost 100 days, what do you think? >> he has, looking not just at the stock market, certainly the mood of the country in general, the opinion of people, but also the bills he has signed, reversing the negative effects of what barack obama did. the supreme court, as he is mentioned, the international scene, not just in dealing with syria, north korea, but better relationships with egypt which allowed our american to be released from egypt. her husband and aid workers who held by them for 3 years. those were extraordinary accomplishments. he moved on obamacare, that was held back by the bureaucracy that he has a change agent. the entity that is stopping things from happening is all the entity that he is trying to change over time. he's navigating these aspects, obviously we've got obamacare and that repeal coming back, and this is a four and eight year trajectory. the first 100 days, i'll echo up this one second, as i in triden tri

we are joined by tammy bruce and don giordano.something to belly ache about they go to the easter egg roll? tammy: it look like president trump did not mitts the deadline to bomb isis in afghanistan. for most americans that's the deadline that counts. so this is just petty. it's like mrs. contract hav kra? "bewitched." the first lady tweeted, everybody is going to have a great time at the easter egg roll monday and i think they will. he could come up with a cure for cancer tomorrow and they would call that a mistake as well. lou: do you think cnn, the times and others, they don't have a pure heart when it comes to the trump administration? >> there are policy differences. things people are concerned about that have been debated. but when you do this type of thing and put this out there and they are aching to get a meaning going here. and people are going to die. my advice to the trump administration. order the big christmas tree right now. bring it in a couple weeks. that way you can get ahead of the curve and show the "new york t

liz: tammy bruce, ellis hennican, great to see both of you.rump and imf chief christine lagarde share one of the same fears, a stronger dollar. i will ask her about this economic threat and her take on president trump's policies tomorrow in part one of my exclusive interview with christine lagarde right here on "countdown," 3:00 p.m. eastern. yes, the markets may be closed for the holiday in just 15 minutes, but fox business we will still be making news. dow is down 112. lots to talk abo we'll be right back. are allergies holding you back? break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist instead of allergy pills. it's more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist you may not even notice. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances that cause your symptoms. most allergy pills only block one. and six is greater than one. break through your allergies. new flonase sensimist ♪ liz: as the president's son-in-law jared kushner and one of his top advisors steve bann

tammy bruce, great to have you with us.y: i'm glad we are not talking about facing hair involving -- facial hair involving me. lou: the president today, he talked about delivering for the nra. it was a lovefest and the president continues to do magnificently in those venues. tammy: not only does he enjoy the and it re-invigorate him and reminds him of why he decided to do this in the first place. he's not just talking to the 10,000 people that were there. but to every american. this is what he has to do. because the media will never give an inch. he needs to do these kinds of events, the rally saturday. the direct appeal to people. but it's more than that it's a reminder that he's going to work on these issues. he knows who elected him and he's going to deliver. he's working on it and he's going to deliver. lou: facial hair, what does her save deals say by the? matt: there is only one person whose judgment i care about, and that's mercedes and i got the thumbs up. so i will wear it for a few more days. this idea of the pres

we are joined by tammy bruce and don giordano. esperate for something to belly ache about they go to the easter egg roll? tammy: it look like president trump did not mitts the deadline to bomb isis in afghanistan. for most americans that's the deadline that counts. so this is just petty. it's like mrs. contract hav kra? "bewitched." the first lady tweeted, everybody is going to have a great time at the easter egg roll monday and i think they will. he could come up with a cure for cancer tomorrow and they would call that a mistake as well. lou: do you think cnn, the times and others, they don't have a pure heart when it comes to the trump administration? >> there are policy differences. things people are concerned about that have been debated. but when you do this type of thing and put this out there and they are aching to get a meaning going here. and people are going to die. my advice to the trump administration. order the big christmas tree right now. bring it in a couple weeks. that way you can get ahead of the curve and show th

tammy bruce, ethan bearman. you are out there on the so-called left coast, how are the president's actions being received at door media universe? >> it here, it's mixed. even people who are left of center said good, let's up the terrorists. the bigger concern is one off attacks like we saw under president bill clinton didn't achieve the goal then against the terrorists, so what is the strategy now? what's the big picture? were not seeing that or hearing that. there are some real skepticism over what the end result of these two attacks will be. >> jon: are there comparisons? can you compare what bill clinton did in his attack that basically leveled an aspirin factory and what president trump has taken on? >> i don't think we can. i think one of the big differences with president trum president trump's he stopped micromanaging the military. bill clinton micromanaged military. all lawyers micromanaged milita. donald trump is saying, they know what his agenda is, they know the dynamic and the general in afghanistan

don giordano, tammy bruce, thank you for being with us. that's it for us. we thank you for being with us. please join us monday. have a great weekend. good night. >> announcer: from fox business headquarters in new york city. the new "wall street week." maria: welcome to "wall street week" the show that analyzes the week that was and positions you for the week ahead. here are some of the big headlines of the week that will continue to impact investors. wall street closing in a negative territory. markets were closed on good friday. the sexr s & p capital i.q. says earnings are expected to be up more than 10%. bank of america and gold man action are expected to report next week that may well set the tone for markets. the market did move volatile and slightly higher wednesday after my exclusive interview with president trump. he said this to me on a timeline for tax reform. >> we are going to have a phenomenal tax reform. but i have to do healthcare first to really do it right. maria: where are they on that? also on "wall street week," the banks kicking off t

and tammy bruce. welcome to all of you. for the most part. president trump's actions have been seen as appropriate, well thought out, his speech, his comments were strong. how do you feel about president obama's handling of this. tammy: i don't know if i have a right to be proud of him but i am. the left is stuck because they don't want him to do well. but they have to face the fact that he has done the right thing. we know wants to get rid of isis. but he's pragmatic. he surround himself with obviously generals. there was a question about why so many generals. it's clear the world is in a certain condition that requires them. nikki haley, my goodness, what a star. remarkable performance at the u.n. cheryl: she has been incredible. today at the united nations. she hands it to those guys. there are still a few trump critics warning the president about taking action without approval from congress. elizabeth warren said expanded military intervention in syria requires action by congress. he owes the american people an explanation. really? do you

don giordano, tammy bruce, thank you for being with us. that's it for us. we thank you for being with us. >> from fox business headquarters and new york city, the new wall street week. maria: welcome to wall street week, the show that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. thanks for joining us. here are some of the big headlines that will continue to impact investors and your money into the week ahead. markets ultimately closing in negative territory in a holiday-shortened week. investors are bracing for a rush of corporate earnings due out next week. first quarter earnings for the s&p 500 are expected to be up better than 10%. bank of america, netflix, goldman sachs all among those reported, that are expected to report next week that may very well set the tone for markets. of course, the markets did move pretty volatile and slightly higher on wednesday after my exclusive interview with president donald trump. he said this to me on a timeline for tax reform. >> we're going to have a phenomenal tax reform,

tammy bruce, great to have you with us. tammy: i'm glad we are not talking about facing hair involving -- facial hair involving me. lou: the president today, he talked about delivering for the nra. it was a lovefest and the president continues to do magnificently in those venues. tammy: not only does he enjoy the and it re-invigorate him and reminds him of why he decided to do this in the first place. he's not just talking to the 10,000 people that were there. but to every american. this is what he has to do. because the media will never give an inch. he needs to do these kinds of events, the rally saturday. the direct appeal to people. but it's more than that it's a reminder that he's going to work on these issues. he knows who elected him and he's going to deliver. he's working on it and he's going to deliver. lou: facial hair, what does her save deals say by the? matt: there is only one person whose judgment i care about, and that's mercedes and i got the thumbs up. so i will wear it for a few more days. this idea of the

charles: joining me now to discuss, tammy bruce. you like paul ryan, right? >> yes, i like paul.eth on capitol hill, i worked with him. bill clinton was president then and newt gingrich got 70% of the legislation through. paul needs to go back to his roots. he needs to go back to the grassroots. united we standing, divide we fall. we have a republican congress and republican congress. why can't we get our act together. charles: even john boehner had a 36% approval rating. >> nobody in their what today likes anything going on in washington. so if you are paul ryan you start off with no democrats saying they like the job you are doing. then and lot of republicans say i don't like anything that's happening in d.c. it's fascinating that you had paul ryan and donald trump standing arm in arm on the healthcare bill that failed. the republican conference in the house, there are a lot of members who feel it unless their interest to stand up and take shots at paul ryan. >> that's not good for our party. >> i think it's a big problem and why you will see congress struggle. they have a budg

here to discuss, roland martin and tammy bruce. let's start with the georgia election. a lot of money. $9 million, 90% of it from outside the state. jane fonda got involved. six tweets, robocalls. tammy: the good news is while he did have a pretty nice margin, it was only a point more than hillary got before it was not a major change by any means when it comes to the mentality and the attitude. the re winner w thathere is a runoff is the state of georgia because of all the money that will be pouring in. he spent about $100 per vote. karen handel spent $12 per vote. so obviously you also have with all the republicans combined over 50% of the vote. but this is not a sure thing either. but what you have got, you can have more people coming in. more democrats coming in. the republicans have to take it seriously. >> how did the white house win? charles: it was tides as a referendum on trump. ossoff did not win more than 50% of the vote. now there is a good chance he will lose despite the evident and money that was poured into this campaign. you look at the "new york times" ma

tammy bruce is here. pablo and angela are here. my, to you, what do you think of judge's order, blocking the executive order? >> well, look. we've seen a lot of efforts to slowdown what the president wants to do. we have known for decade, activism, and nature of judiciary, they are just lawyers in robes. in this case have you an individual, a bundler for obama. david: the judge in san francisco? >> yes. and so you -- i think we're not surprised by this. at the same time this is the kind of activism that the left is now engaging in. this is good, because president trump is moving quickly, the issues have moved up quickly, they are going to supreme court. david: now a full supreme court. >> he will prevail. david: pablo, jonathan turley had a piece, he is not a conservative right winger, he had a piece saying that judge is wrong, he is too earlier. cities have not had a chance to prove they have been agrieved. not indicated how it will adjust or deny federal grant, did he jump the gun on this? >> no, he didn't. i mean, the thing is, s

don giordano, tammy bruce, thank you for being with us. that's it for us. we thank you for being with us. >> lou: rex tillerson following the president's lead of directness. tillerson opened talks with vladimar putin two hours in the puttin. tillerson said he and putin don't agree on much. >> there is a low level of trust between our two countrieses. the world's foremost nuclear powers can't have this relationship. lou low one could say the working trust level is deteriorated. and relations as the president meth the nato general. the president said the relationship is at an all- time low with russia >> right now we are not getting along with russia at all. we are at an all- time low. this has built for a period of time. we'll see about putin. and it would be fantast footballing get along with putin and russia and it may be the opposite. >> i would love to get along with everybody. right now the world is a mess p. but i think by the time we finish it would be a better place to live. >> lou: the global a liiance is no longer obsolete. joining me right now. be

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were joined by tammy bruce's been covering the story. to see you tonight. >> i'm not afraid to be on your show. >> tucker: you're never afraid. that's what i admire about you. i wish i didn't have to consider this, and isolated story. using all kinds of attacks on the american flag as a symbol equating it with oppression. so clearly, something big is going on here. what is it? >> with us as a subject of my column on wednesday in "the washington times," which i was also working on today because they are now so many strange issues. such is the bout being and wanting safety spaces, it is now turned into violence like we saw berkeley. the effort to shut down speakers like heather mcdonald, talking about blue lives matter. it's a situation which is fascinating and that if you actually have to opt in and have to argue to have the american flag present at student senate meetings and their argument is that everyone's view of what the united states is is different. and here's i think with the problem is, we've got a dynamic now we've got young pe

. >> and ceo's are pushing the president to the left, tammy bruce is here and tammy, this could startnd we've seen some bubbling of social media push a lot of the core trump support,away from him. >> i think that's what the legacy media wants. you're seeing a lot of rhetoric out of the usual anti-trump places, that want to depress the trump base of support. the president made a basic promise, he wants to make america great again. he's run an industry that required him to be fast on his feet and to a changing dynamic. he's going to approach in a business sense and the media of the day, he's proven that. if it means making america great, and isis he's bombed and dealing with china and north korea, all of those things go into the envelope. i have to say-- >> i think they're concerned about the economic front. xm bank, corporate cronyism, billions given to boeing and caterpillar and a lot of people saying this is not what they want, it's the same elites this control everything. why do they still have access to this kind of money. >> he's adjusting and talking to business leaders. in order

tammy bruce with us.d and did not do to help the democrats. >> keith ellison, appointed by thomas perez. he said he could have done more to help the party. it could affect his legacy because of trouble they're having. democrats looking at fact they don't have a party anymore. marie happen. harf said on "fox & friends" that was stupid thing to say. barack obama approval ratings are so high. that is part of the problem. his approval ratings are high but the democratic party isn't. barack obama, really in a way destroyed the party for his own benefit. this now is the dynamic of, appreciating and emgreatsing barack obama is not going to help other candidates at this point. he is going to be having a speech. it will be good for him but not for the party. liz: not your parents democrat party anymore. he is just coming off a trip, he was on david geffen's yacht with bruce springsteen and writing his third memoir. i don't know anybody wrote one autobiography. he is writing three of them. approval ratings, depends

tammy bruce joins us.rand paul had to say there, would you assume maybe the president and ker ry are edging further towards the conservatives on the issue of health care? >> yes. what you've got, with senator rand paul, he has got his own version in the senate. mark sanford introduced a pair in the house. they're concerned of course about actual repeal which is what the senator said they're looking forward to. but he didn't say what they would replace it with. so that is still a bone of contention. you've got that. but he was one encouraging the freedom caucus from over in the senate. stuart: he was. >> to say no, say no. if they bring him on board, especially presented what his plan is to the president, i think the president is willing to do whatever he needs to. he has seen he was taken down the wrong road previously. and that he is clearly open to whatever rand paul is going to suggest but the replacement dynamic will be key. and then it gets even to be more complicated. the house can pass something. th

pete: here to weigh in is fox news contributor tammy bruce.takes is retreating out of beirut with one of the very first massive suicide bombing there that killed hundreds of our marines. the signaling there is and what we can all learn is that we have to have a consistent policy that does not revert to some degree into political correctness or retreat. this is a very very good beginning. it also it's interesting because one of the biggest problems in the beginning of its term was a lack of communication. he didn't get in front of the executive order on travel. didn't get in front of the obama care fight for the repeal. in this case did was like a ballet. s it was brilliant. something happened. first of all, it was secret so that the media wasn't able to ruin anything. but he was able to move in front of it. communication to the american people was good. we knew what occurred. we knew why it occurred. the dinner with the president of china. his management of that. it was perfectly done. that was the statesman, the dynamic, even his demeanor was

tammy bruce, fox news contributor. is with us now. i'm skeptical. how about you? >> i am too.me people referring on twitter like weekend at bernie's a warmed over thing that was the same as before. they're propping it up. there was fallout when it came to the failure. this will come out to donald trump tweeting they have got to do. he wants a vote. stuart: he thinks we'll get it next week. he thinks we'll get a health care measure in front of him and people next week. >> the same people telling him that would happen last time, are still there and still apparently telling him that. i think it will be troubling because while there is some issues that have been adjusted, efforts to get the premiums down, giving more leeway to states to opt out of certain obamacare provisions, the, the firewall if you will at stake with those with preexisting conditions and that kind of money that can go in, that helped the freedom caucus in some ways, but there is it still not a lot for people that wanted it to be repealed. same with a little bit of tweaking. it will be enough for people who expe

thank you very much indeed, tammy bruce. for being here. >>> let's get back to the dragging incident, shall we? we've seen this many, many times. the passenger who was dragged off of the plane has lawyered up. that is the news. an airline policy of overbooking is now very much in question. look who is here? brian kelley. he's the points guy, founder and ceo thereof. he follows the airline industry very, very closely, from the inside i believe, brian, right? >> we're proconsumer. stuart: right. i'm a consumer. i'm sitting in my seat on the plane. >> yep. stuart: i bought that seat. i paid the ticket. i'm sitting there. and some guy comes along says you've been bumped you're off. what are my rights? >> now that actually does happen quite a bit because air marshals will sometimes have to be placed on a flight. this happens where the airlines can kick you off. in general, about 50,000 a people a year get bumped for overbooking situations. the airlines are allowed to oversell the flight, generally they handle that before you boar

tammy bruce is with us.ve any idea who really is paying for all these demonstrations around the country? >> we know they're not organic. we know they're not happening with people in the community. what we do know absolutely, part of the town hall project which is partnering with the podesta's cap, center for america progress. they have a political arm. what they're doing, they're open with emails. we're partnering. we'll expand this. the cap action fund is headed by neera tanden who worked back in the clinton white house. she worked with the hillary clinton campaign senate staffer. she now of course, she also worked on obamacare in crafting that. was an advisor to obama at hhs. so you have that, they're all at same address by the same with george soros entities. stuart: hold on a second. that is the first mention of the name everybody is looking for. >> there is many more. we always go to soros. he is involved here. same groups involved in ferguson, the walmart protests. it is like, it is occupy again. it is

tammy bruce is with me. i'm harping on this because they got to do something. what say you?. look, even earlier in your first hour, you had a conversation with club growth and work that is happening right now. so the sign is that they they don't necessarily need to be in washington officially working to get things done. is these helpful. we are seeing news of course over the last few days that there is some kind of coming together, which means they are working. at the same time of course, i think we're safer when congress is not working. so i'm a little divided here. stuart: not this time. >> but, look, they really only work to two maybe three days a week normally anyway. with the money that we pay them, i think this is a larger conversation of having these individuals work god forbid four days a week, perhaps, in a normal dynamic because the nature that's what's happening in the world and here at home, and i think that should be something that's discussed in the long-term. stuart: look, i've seen many times in this program. how many people have come to us and said we're thi

fox news contributor tammy bruce on that one. you heard me at the top of the hour. >> i did.s. arrest them, charge them, and if the students can't handle it, you're not in the university. >> you know, what's interesting here, a number of things have happened already, young america's foundation, which had been sponges the speech saying that it has become too violent and too unpredictable. so they're saying they don't want to risk lives in this regard. anne, though, is still apparently moving forward. she's denying she has announced what the location will be. but what we do know is that this is the black block. this is a group of people who dress in black. they're the ones what do as an example just prior to the inauguration in dc set the limousine on fire, destroyed and vandalized a bank of america and is starbucks. many of them were arrested. these are people who go around to various areas. they're certainly not the students. but berkeley, i say, is complicit in this in their rhetoric saying there's nothing we can do and the berkeley campus police have a standing order that t

clayton: that's chuck todd's opinion are the president's accomplishments being ignored here now is tammy brucereene. good morning. >> good morning. clayton: you saw chuck todd had that list of things is he concerned about on the scren. it seems like missing some of the accomplishments. let's run down some of them over the past 71 days. two trade deficit. combat opioid crisis specifically in the midwest. roll back obama area energy. threatening sanctuary cities with the loss of federal funds. and the list does go on. so, tammy is, this premature citing he is a lame duck president. >> you can see. we know journalists, that same world of journalists would get together online and cultivate their singular message is happening again in some fashion. you see these narratives are almost identical, whenever they choose a new one. even chuck todd couldn't describe what it means that he is a lame duck. the fact of the matter sand i kind of welcome this. there is still of a panic there on the left. what they are doing is not noticing what donald trump is accomplishing. you also left out keystone pipeline,