i do not think we will be getting that from tom cotton. tom getting that from tom cotton.on. tom cotton is a very serious politician, the senator of arkansas, very hawkish, very conservative and also a staunch supporter of donald trump and his stance on china. he has spokenin his stance on china. he has spoken in the past about the security threat from china, intellectual property theft and somebody who has been touted as a potential presidential candidate in his own right. he has paid it down. here he is. good evening. i am senator tom cotton. a lot has changed in four years. back then we gathered in a rowdy arena. tonight, you are probably at home while i stand alone. standalone — that was the motto of my old army unit, the original band of brothers, from the normandy beaches to the iraqi desert, we fought alongside each other and we we re alongside each other and we were always prepared to stand alone. and so it is with our nation. we lead the free world. but we will stand alone if we must, to defend america. donald trump understand this. he put america first and that i

here with reaction senator tom cotton.enator, let's talk first about this whole thing because there is a danger here and and we have chronicled examples. kevin mccarthy told me in california they're going to count votes cast 17 days after the election day? what? >> yeah, sean, there is a grave danger of fraud from mail-in ballots. let's be clear between male and val is ballots. when you vote absentee, you submit an application and you expected and you get it and mail it. there is a track record. states like nevada and new york that want to move to mail-in balloting, they are talking about sending a life, real ballots every single person is registered whether they wanted one or not, whether their address has been verified, whether they are alive or dead and they want to allow ballot harvesting as well. party activists can pick up hundreds or thousands of those ballots. return them without any knowledge about coercion may been used. it is so ripe for fraud that in north carolina and entire congressional election wasn't valid

i amis the key to the man about to interview, senator tom cotton.n honor to have you with us. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. i am sorry for being a few minutes late. thank you for being patient. >> steve bannon to the war room pandemic show prior. one of the centerpieces of this event is trying to get leaders positions, this is an action conference. virus you phrase how the from china made its way here? was there active intent? where are you at on these days. ? >> china unleash this plague on the world. it was typical of the chinese party. it was negligence. come from the earliest days of not seeking the cause of the outbreak of an , notwn pneumonia in wuhan listening to local authorities, and having created a system that discouraged local authorities to be honest. the malevolence started when they actively began to suppress the reporting. they visited some of the doctors who were blowing the whistle on this virus in the middle of the --ht and refused of course, they to -- early. you have the world health organization. --y continue to al

we have tom cotton coming up momentarily. we have a traffic grid issue. he will be with us momentarily. up.nted to tee steve bannon has always emphasized action. we have four tremendous speeches coming out of the government, attorney general barr, vice president pence, secretary of state mike pompeo. i wanted to get steve's perspective. it is remarkable to me. cnn, the left media is not covering china. why is that? >> it goes against their narrative and the mainstream media as been one of the social aspects of this decline of the judeo-christian west, particularly in the united states. this story has been in people's faces for so long. let me give you a very specific aspect of it. on the third week of january of 2017, there were two speeches given. what was in doubles at the world economic forum. gen z -- president xi. this is the top hedge fund vendors, top investment advisors , banks, investment banks, law firms, communications and mainstream media. she talked about the biggest problem in the world was rising populism and economic nationalism and that g

we'll go live to senator tom cotton. we'll be back after this. >> i am senator tom cotton. changed in four years. back then we gathered in an arena and tonight you are probably at home and i stand alone. stand alone. the original band of brothers from the normandy beaches to the iraqi deserts we fought alongside each other but we are always prepare to stand alone. we lead the free world but we'll stand alone if we must to defend america. donald trump understands this. he puts america first. that's why america is safer now than four years ago. joe biden would return us to the weak and dangerous path. barack obama's own secretary of defense said joe biden has been wrong on nearly every major national security decision over the past four decades. let's compare the records of joe biden and donald trump. joe biden slashed defense spending again and again. president trump rebuilt our military and added the space force. joe biden let isis terrorists rampage across the middle east. president trump eliminated isis' leader and destroyed their caliphate. joe biden sent cash -- preside

tom cotton on the new heightened tensions in china. uings are heatingp.e watching "squawk box" on cnbc before money, people traded goods. tools, cattle, grain, even shells represented value. then currency came along. they made it out of copper, gold, silver, wampum. soon people decided to put all that value into a piece of paper, then proceeded to wave goodbye to value, printing unlimited amounts of money as they passed the buck to the future. that's why it's time for digital currency and your investment in the grayscale funds. go digital. go grayscale. >> that's nice happy birthday, 94 that's great that's great, ann. >> it is. >> you know what, i'll bet you she would say that life went really quickly because now for me ten years, i remember the '70s, '80s, '90s i remember so many ten years that ten ten-year periods doesn't seem that long to me. >> oh, yeah. >> i'm stag berd by how different the country was 100 years ago. that's a great day >> she still feels like she's 18. >> that's my mother's mother she's in indiana. >> reminds me of your mom. >> yeah.

also, senator tom cotton's upper reelection. ,hen, senator lindsey graham the political maverick. he now finds himself in that with a democrat jamie harrison who is raising. he is an african-american businessman who came from poverty and appended the south carolina race. >> we always knew the republicans would have a tougher time because they have more seats being contended. at the same time, they have their candidate. they have to embrace him. they can't run against him. >> if remarkable. back during brett kavanaugh's confirmation, everyone was looking at people like senator susan collins who has the potential to navigate the treacherous political waters. it is typical at any convention for the incumbent to have to face dodges from members of their own party in terms of folks running and more moderate states that want to distance themselves. beyond that, this is my final point, the down ballot races are going to decide not just the direction of policy but also procedure for several years. a superemocrats obtain majority and the white house, the filibuster rule can be thrown out t

i would like to say, tom cotton says that the trump campaign manager was working with a russian agent. ben sasse says, of course, the government should have been investigating what was going on in the trump campaign. john cornyn says, yes, carter page was doing suspicious things that warranted him being looked at by the people in our government because of his activities with russia. this is a damning report. if it was issued in isolation, without all of the other noise that trump creates, with all of his scandal, it would blow the lid off washington, d.c. but because of when it's being issued and everything that's come before it, my fear is people won't realize that this was marco rubio and tom cotton and ben sasse and john cornyn saying, yes, the trump campaign worked with russia and they should have been investigated. >> yeah. another way to put it, willie, is that marco rubio said that donald trump's coordination with russia, his campaign's coordination with russia posed, quote, a grave counterintelligence threat. another way to say that -- it posed a grave threat to american democ

an adviser for tom cotton who speaks thursday says he will crush biden's foreign policy.interview earlier on fox. >> he is weak and wrong on america. we won't stand up to defend america and he will exercise the same terrible judgment he has shown since 1973 when he first got to washington. that is why it's essential to re-elect the president for another four years. >> melissa: so ari, moving the embassy to jerusalem is a huge deal for the president during his term. something to be emphasized at the same time that democrats say mike pompeo's violating the hatch act. what do you think? >> ari: for anybody who cares about in the united states relationship with the best ally in the middle east, donald trump has been a shining success. so has mike pompeo. i will draw a line on this. secretary of defense and secretary of state even the ones i love should stay out of electoral politics. the image from jerusalem and the message will resonate but i don't think it's worth the price. secretaries of those departments and the attorney general should stay out of the political campaigns

let's listen in. >> good evening, i'm senator tom cotton a lot has changed in four years.gathered in a rowdy arena. tonight you're probably at home while i stand alone. stand alone. that was the motto of my old army unit, the 506 infantry, the original wand band of brothers. from the normandy breaches to the iraqie desert we fought alongside each other, always prepared to stand alone. so it is with our nation. we lead the free world but we'll stand alone if we must defend america. donald trump understands this. me puts america first. that's why america is safer now than four years ago. but joe biden would return us to a weak and dangerous past. barack obama's own secretary of defense said joe biden has been wrong on nearly every major national security decision over the past four decades. so let's compare the records of joe biden and donald trump. joe biden slashed defense spending again and again. president trump rebuilt our military and added the space force. joe biden left eyesist terrorists rampaging across the middle east. president trump eliminated isis' leader and d

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we should be relieved tom cotton expressed had his soft spot for enslavers with words and not violence. but even 1854 is not far back enough for senator cotton who penned an editorial in the "new york times" last month calling if for the military occupation of american cities. it seems seeing black dpeople demonstrate for their lives made the senator long for the days when new york was under siege from an oppressive government. back then it was the british but senator cotton would have us new yorkers under martial law imposed not by king george but would be tyrant donald trump. i have bad news for senator cotton and all of the republican brethren, it is not the 18th century or the 19th or even the 20th. and here in 2020 we believe in full freedoms for all-americans, even those pesky women. even black and brown folks. even from those that always saw your rallying cry make america great again for the regressive nonsense that it was. don't say you were not warned about your upcoming electoral defeat. back in may 2016 senator lindsey graham tweet if you nominate trump we will get destroyed

and finally, the last thing that terrifies me is the new york decision to publish tom cotton's op-ed on their op-ed pages. it marks it as and for those of you who don't know, republican senator tom cotton wrote an op-ed saying send in the military with "the new york times" decision to publish this op-ed marks it as part of the sphere of legitimate, political conversation. there are a lot of things that "the new york times" things are not one of legitimate lyrical conversation and for example, the essay that gave birth to this book called rules for survival [inaudible] that was deemed alarmist by "the new york times". it was not part of legitimate political conversation and the yields for jason stanley just tweeted that he has been wrote about called how fascism works and he has been trying to submit bids to the op-ed page on fascism and they have been turned down. they are seen as marginal to the conversation but this idea that sent in the military to respond to protest is judged to be mainstream in conversation. >> i'm glad you are talking about language and i think it is true that

. >> that's the problem with modern journalism, new york times like tom cotton had an editorial because pretty dangerous place for enteringer into. liz: thank you for joining us and congratulations on your daughter, great news. >> thank you, thanks you. liz: democrats and the media flat out wrong claiming that writing is pulling back, the riots were on their 65th day just last night portland mayor condemned writers and they again tried to set fire to police precincts and try to do as officers inside with civilians as well, others through paint and attacked a senior citizen, you're looking at the shot of that there, nypd lieutenant weizen next, before we go, take a look at this video that justice department spokesperson released the u.s. attorney william barr is getting out ofen the government to think a group iof people in support of the police. the attorney general said to the fbi, should he just pull over and makeke a quick u-turn, wento jump out and think those people. that's a nice moment for you to look at, stay there we'll be look at, stay there we'll be right back. we love our ne

senator tom cotton, kevin mccarthy, who you saw in today's proceedings. as well as the president's daughter of ivanka trump and senior advisor speaking thursday. this text -- president trump is the only candidate who will stand up for the little guy, nominate fair, constitutional justices and help rebuild the economy. peggy, a republican. >> how are you today? >> i am doing well. >> i am just fine. i want to thank the -- c-span for the broadcast. i agree that this is the place to be if you want to know what is taking place today. we want to extend our thanks to the delegates in the beautiful state of washington for unanimous representation today. fascinating here waiting to come up in the queue. i want to thank nancy for her comments earlier and i agree the president is a boisterous person and i am very grateful for that. also want to recognize jerome. i am a musician and we are getting antsy in the forced lockdown. you cannot make live music in a mask. >> i have been watching all along. i think the way you guys cover this is great because i was switching

eastern tom cotton talking about the washington stimulus battle.dc chairman is discussing kodak investigation and chinese companies. a big surprise, some of you may already know what it is, but for those who don't, i've got news for you, you're watching mornings with maria live on fox business. maria: welcome back, rising tensions between the united states and china. health and human service secretary alex azar leading high-level to taiwan. first visit by u.s. cabinet official in 6 years. the u.s. and china agree today meet later this month to review the implementation of that phase 1 trade deal. joining me to talk more about that the daily wire writer ian hawworth, things are getting tough between u.s. and china at this point but i guess china did buy that $200 billion in commodities, soybeans that it had promised the united states. where are we in your view? >> well, i think the important thing to think about whenever we talk about china to look at them in context of recent history. i think it's very easy to get distracted with certain instances

arguments between people like tom cotton, keep spending the money. democrats will spend more money anyway, and we need to prop up these republican senators who are at risk of losing their seats. that's the backdrop for when they're sitting down across the table, and mitch mcconnell wasn't in washington this weekend, his staff said he was kept abreast of the situation, but he has a campaign going on in kentucky. and the reality is if the administration says they want to pass it, mcconnell may have to do it with democrats in the senate. that's kind of the state of play with where things are here. republicans have gone back with counter proposal, with no clear major progress with where, you know, democrats are saying we have to do this. and, you know, they're also refusing to look at things like voting, which is a huge problem. the election is three months away and there's still no real plan to allow americans to exercise their votes amid this pandemic. so we're far away from a deal sitting here this morning, joe. >> and you are right. there are a lot o

the tom cottons and the josh hawleys he will be out there in a very visible way. we will see others, including those who basically before trump went along with the conventional maybe steplicy up and be a little bit more supportive of the nato alliance, more critical of russia, and maybe move in a different direction. how much remains to be seen. right now what we have seen is a takeover of the party from unconventional sources. it did not start with trump. look at pat buchanan with his look at foreign policy which is kind of a populism as well. -- i agree that foreign policy issues is the one area republicans have been willing to substantively step out away from the president a little bit. i would argue that is the only one they do that because the trump base does not care much about foreign policy. that is the only area where they can get away with creating some distance from the president and showing they are not just with him 100%. they feel like that is -- they get a free pass as long as they do not get too critical of the president. what was that? foria -- sa

the tom cottons and the josh hawleys he will be out there in a very visible way. we will see others, including those who basically before trump went along with the conventional maybe steplicy up and be a little bit more supportive of the nato alliance, more critical of russia, and maybe move in a different direction. how much remains to be seen. right now what we have seen is a takeover of the party from unconventional sources. it did not start with trump. look at pat buchanan with his look at foreign policy which is kind of a populism as well. -- i agree that foreign policy issues is the one area republicans have been willing to substantively step out away from the president a little bit. i would argue that is the only one they do that because the trump base does not care much about foreign policy. that is the only area where they can get away with creating some distance from the president and showing they are not just with him 100%. they feel like that is -- they get a free pass as long as they do not get too critical of the president. what was that? foria -- sa

senator tom cotton will take the stage at the republican convention thursday. we'll get a preview of what he plans to say when he joins us live next hour. >> trace: the biden campaign targeting president trump's handling of the pandemic as former arizona senator jeff flake joins a list of more than two dozen former republican lawmakers endorsing the democratic nominee. peter doocy in delaware. will we see joe biden at all this week? >> trace, he doesn't have any events on his schedule for the rest of this week so far. his running mate is planning tomorrow to host a virtual event targeting voters in michigan and we have a new idea about the general theme that the biden campaign will try to push as they try to steal some of the spotlight this week from president trump and the rnc. here is a quote from the biden campaign. what they will hear voters from donald trump this week are the last things our country needs. more lies and toxic division in vain attempt to distract from his mismanagement. what they won't hear is what american families have urgently needed and

let's bring in tom cotton to react to this.ity? a couple of stats, you know the communist chinese can request getting user data at any point. tiktok can record all your photos, all your key strokeses, entire search history, apps on your phone, passwords, the websites that you visited and even location data. you think you're sharing a fun video but ultimately the chinese have access to everything? tom: yeah, pete, last fall i asked the administration alone with chuck assumer of all people to conduct a review of tiktok and the threat it may pose to americans. on the front of tiktok, just the app on one's phone it seems to be fun video-sharing app. seems harmless but the back end of tiktok really is a trojan horse on your phone. it vacuums all audiotape of your data, context, photos, location data, your facial recognition software, even the key strokes on your phone and sends back to chinese servers which are all a susceptible to access by the chinese government. in some ways we won't even know because we will have data for decade

look at the woke new york times, they won't even let minute like senator tom cotton have an editorial his policies. it's a pretty dangerous place we're entering into. elizabeth: all right. kt, thanks for joining us, and congratulations on your daughter. great news. >> thank you. thanks, liz, thank you. elizabeth: sure. okay. coming up next, democrats in the media flat out wrong in claiming that rioting dialing back in portland after federal officers left while the riots were on their 65th day. just last night portland mayor ted wheeler condemned rioters who again tried to set fire to a police precinct with officers and civilians inside. they threw paint and attacked a senior citizen. you're looking at a shot of that there. former nybd lieutenant darren forcher weighs in next. and before we go, attorney william barr, he's getting out of his government car in virginia to thank a group of people rallying in sport of the police -- in support of the police. the attorney general said to his security detail, quote: can we make a quick u-turn? i want to jump out and thank those people. that's

arkansas senator tom cotton investigates with us. then, it is just 85 days away for america voting for its next president, shawn hannity is here with predictions and a look at his new book, all that and a lot more as we look ahead right here right now on "sunday morning futures." >> all that coming up but first the exclusive newly declassified documents that could indicate fresh criminal it senate judiciary committee chairman lindsey graham will reveal them fresh of his grilling of sally yates when the former deputy attorney general dropped the bombshell about james comey. >> when you heard about the interview you got upset didn't you? >> i was upset that director comey didn't coordinate that with us and acted unilaterally yes i was. >> did comey go rogue? >> you could use that term, yes . maria: joining me right now is senate judiciary committee chairman lindsey graham who promised right here on the program to subpoena yates before his committee and senator it's always a pleasure to see you thank you for being here , sir. >> thank y

attacks on tom cotton, a close ally of the president. he took an interesting tack while using the same line about harris being a captive of liberals. they shared a story from "the new york times" talking about the mismanagement of her campaign saying that she wouldn't be qualified to be president. wouldn't be qualified to lead because she was not capable of handling her campaign. the one who might know her best is lindsey graham. he tweeted out a statement calling hear worthy opponent. praising her but also with a back handed, that she's totally bought in on the liberal agenda. i think the republicans in the senate, to the degree they are working the trump campaign on this, they continue to be this desire to run against bernie sanders. and the run against a hard core liberal ticket whether they get one or not, that's what they're running against. i think we'll see it in the republican response to this as they formulate how they'll respond to this ticket. >> i saw that difference between lindsey and cotton. i would say it's the difference

about it and your kids may be learning about it in school but not for long if arkansas senator tom cotton has his way he says that if a school receives federal funds it should not be allowed to teach what he calls this racially divisive revisionist history to our kids is he correct well horace cooper is a senior fellow at the national center for public policy research and co-chair project 20 one's national advisory board and i can think of nobody better to discuss this and him horace welcome aboard sarah welcome back to the show let's start at the beginning what is project or the 69000 project for people who don't know anything about it. so the new york times said that they wanted to do a story commemorating the 400 year anniversary of the arrival of slaves in the united states and it was called 161000 and then they expanded it to be a series today there are school districts some 35 school districts in states all across america that are incorporating the ideas and thesis of this project now not withstanding it the original historians who are involved in fact checking the reports have indi

senator tom cotton now says he plans to introduce legislation to print it schools.

marco rubio, ted cruz, tom cotton, all republican senators.n sanctioned by china over this. pat toomey is a house of representatives republican. also, human rights watch executive director kenneth ross, who was also blocked from entering hong kong in january. we don't have the specifics on what is in the sanctions, but the foreign ministry spokesperson in beijing says this is in response to what beijing is calling wrong behaviors of the united states, who behaved badly on the hong kong related issues. we will have to see how this plays out. some people in hong ofg scrutinizing accounts city officials, they don't want to violate u.s. sanctions. >> caught in between, like many of us in hong kong, between the pressure from the united states and the realities of the new national security law. we are hearing from someone familiar from the matter telling bloomberg, citigroup, obviously an american bank, is taking steps to suspend accounts linked to some of those 11 targeted individuals. we are talking about the 11 individuals that were sanctioned by

in chinese now coming back retaliation, 11 different people including marco rubio, ted cruz, tom cottonall republican senators targeted by the chinese in unspecified sanctions. pat toomey, the republican representative and human rights executive director, kenneth roth, grover named among those 11 people. the foreign ministry spokesperson in beijing saying this is in response to wrong behaviors of the united states who behaved badly on hong kong related issues. again, unspecified what is going to be in those sanctions. our chiefphen engle, correspondent, the latest in this tussle between beijing and washington. we are getting some breaking news when it comes to daily case numbers out of victoria. casesing 331 new covid-19 in the past 24 hours. also, reporting 19 more people have died from the virus. that would equal the worst day for fatalities that was sent yesterday as well. we are hearing from the northern territory chief minister saying their borders will remain closed for the rest of us truly the next 18 months and definitely closed for victoria. an indication of how big of a hit th

host: we heard from your home state senator tom cotton.our reaction to his speech tonight and do you expect them to run in 2024? >> i will let you asking the question about 2024. i share his thoughts tonight. he made the statement after the rebuilding of the defense department and the strategy but president trump getting out of the iranian deal, resetting our relations in the middle east, getting rid of isis, rebuilding relations with israel that had been not good under the obama administration, president obama and vice president biden's appeasement of a lot of bad actors around the world, senator cotton added we are safer today as a result of the actions of the last four years of the trump administration. i share that view. host: representative dingell, the president very critical of joe biden, constant reference tonight and over the last few nights to is 47 years and public service. is that going to be one of the narratives we will hear from the republicans aimed at your party's nominee? >> i think that probably is. things wee of the wil

. >> next, oregon senator tom cotton on the trump administration response to the coronavirus and how it differs from several state and local government responses. this is hosted by the hoover institution. it's about 40 minutes. >> senator, welcome and thanks for being here. >> thank you and thanks to hoover for hosting me. >> one of the things that everybody's interested in is this trifecta of covid, lockdown, recession, and mistake i can even add protests, rioting, and the election. but one thing that's come up about the relief package, how do you balance a need for

poll situations such as tom cotton, ted cruz, marco rubio, fierce critics of course of beijing and it's policies as well as human rights watches and other democracy advocates in the united states. otherwise, china has been doubling down even more on national security in hong kong just since last friday the city's chief said she was going to cancel her u.s.visa china said it would be revising it's roles to punish the desecration of the chinese flag and also not only of jimmy lia but of his sons. it's going to be very difficult for him to get bail this time around but even though this is sending a very chilling message to the democracy advocates, several of them have been calling for support for the company, in fact, the papers parent next digital saw it's share price triple and go up over 300% today after advocates said that traders should buy the stock in a sign of support but overall there's a whole lot of confusion in the markets when it comes to what these sanctions mean because the hong kong regulator put out a circular over the weekend saying that the u.s. sanctions don't actually

we will talk to tom cotton and head of the postmaster general senate hearing.e house press secretary sarah sanders, the preview of the dnc or the rnc. and money, national economic council director larry kudlow is he ready:30, we get the jobless report to find out who is working and who is not. tommy laren, rachel campos duffy, "fox and friends" weekend cohost pete hegseth in different locations. they are not in a fight, just not together. more on that as the story develops, we will talk with voters across america about the virus, the conventions and so much more. todd: they are social distancing, thank you. round of applause for kamala harris as she accepted the nomination at the virtual convention but those voters were seeing double. jillian: carley shimkus with details. >> reporter: there were people applauding for kamala harris, not as many as they appear. never underestimate what folks watching these events at home will notice. jenna ellis, donald trump's attorney, says the lifestream was meant to be an accurate representation of 30 democratic voters in new

. >> next, oregon senator tom cotton on the trump administration response to the coronavirus and how it differs from several state and local government responses. this is hosted by the hoover institution. it's about 40 minutes. >> senator, welcome and thanks for being here. >> thank you and thanks to hoover for hosting me. >> one of the things that everybody's interested in is this trifecta of covid, lockdown, recession, and mistake i can even add protests, rioting, and the election. but one thing that's come up about the relief package, how do you balance a need for liquidity in this time of recession and the need for support for the unemployment -- the unemployed, with the fact that we may be hitting $4 trillion in a deficit and in some instances people are receiving more money by staying home and going out to work and yet the whole issue has been weaponized by the left? is there any way out of that conundrum? senator cotton: i think it's important that we remember the differences between march when we unanimously passed cares act and where we are now. in march we still knew virtua

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thank you very much, senator tom cotton, for joining us today from your location.nd 20 seconds here in new york city and now, a fox news alert. president trump you saw it happen live a little before 6:00 yesterday rushed out of the briefing room after the secret service wound up shooting a man just about a block from the white house. kristin fisher joins us live at the white house with new details just to reveal. kristin? reporter: hey, good morning, guys. well, aside from some crime scene tape that's still up at the site of the shooting, one block away from here, one block away from the white house, everything outside here is pretty much back to normal but i tell you what, not every day that you see the president of the united states interrupted mid-sentence and then evacuated from the briefing room all while reporters are present and camera s are rolling. here is a moment as it happened shortly after president trump stepped up to the podium. president trump: they're going to be topping records hopefully soon. excuse me? reporter: well, after that moment, the pres

. >> other speakers, franklin graham, kevin mccarthy, mitch mcconnell, tom cotton, alice johnson, the rid of her sentence after kim kardashian lobbied. they asked if it was appropriate that the president was giving the speech, given the fact that the gulf coast has suffered from the hurricane and the unrest and cities across the country. he acknowledged, we have issues, but the country is in good shape that needs needs to be recognized. >> bill: thank you. we have brand-new reaction from the president as pro athletes continue to boycott games over the police shooting. the nba has news it will postpone all games again today. jared kushner saying he will reach out to lebron james. we will talk to geraldo rivera and leo terrel about where that comes next. and it's made for her she's serving now we made it for all branches and all ranks whether they served one tour or made a career of it. we also made usaa for military spouses and their kids usaa is easy to work with and can save you money on auto, home and renters insurance. become a member today. get an insurance quote at usaa.com/quote

republican senator tom cotton says this will have repercussions. >> a lot of these liberal politiciansive in fantasy land. the police chiefs and the police officers are simply trying to enforce the law and explained to them, if you'd defund the police until the police to pull back from certain neighborhoods, if you just disrespect law enforcement in general, you will get more crime. >> harris: dan springer in seattle to give us an idea what that looks like. >> come harris, chief carmen best will make it official in a news conference and hour from now, but she broke the news to members of her department last night writing to them "i am confident the department will make it through these difficult times. you truly are the best police department in the country, and please trust me when i say the vast majority of people in seattle support you and appreciate you." best gained national attention when she butted heads with the mayor city council and protesters during the three week chop up pupation. yesterday the city council took away 100 officers and cut her pay with other commanders. counc

we do not know because marco rubio suggested instead of tom cotton he will continue to brief in personcommittee. but he will not be doing a large briefings because he's worried these oral briefings are being cherry picked. what do you make of that situation? >> well my think they are getting leaks and very damaging to the trump administration from the beginning, and they are trying to crack down on them. and i feel they think there is justification for this that people are less likely to leak something that is in writing because it is more easy to show that whoever leaked it was withholding and other information that should have been considered in context, where as it is easy to play game when they orally brief. you know, whether this will work or not remains to be seen. there is a lot of information available to the intelligence community. i think the leaks have mainly come from the community, not from the congress. >> john: some people are criticizing the move saying it removes the removes the back and forth, give and take with an oral presentation. di radcliffe saying he would be de

looking for numerous voices that don't replicate everything that has been done, then there is also tom cottonho like ted cruz are champions, they just do in a more power way, right now those of the places that are being firm. >> we have time for one more and then i'm gonna throw my question onto the end of this, the question from an ominous attendee, did you interview newt gingrich herself? >> my question is, are you bracing for newt gingrich response to the book? >> on the first question i did not i tried many times. each time i had a meeting rose through the secretary postponed or canceled, after several years i finally gave up, i did have lunch with him many years ago when he was at princeton but before i was writing this book with a group of people, more important his lawyer granted me access to his archives which are in georgia college and for historians are still the heart and soul of what we do and his papers were unbelievable, they are the best congressional paper used in their strategy memos, handwritten notes from him, then communication within the party and the kind of material i a

i know giving a lot of answers, tom cotton like ted cruz, they are trump's, they just do it in a more polished way in right now those of the voices that are being groomed although i'm sure the party will live broadly. >> we have time for one more and then i'll go on with my own question, i know the answer to this. the question from an anonymous attendee, did you interview new green grange herself. my question is are you bracing for newt gingrich is response to the book. >> on the first question i did not come i tried many times and each time i had a meeting it was during the secretary postponed or canceled so after several years i finally gave up, i did have lunch with him many years ago when he was at princeton but before i was writing this book with a group of people but i don't know more important, his lawyer granted me access to his archives and for his story in the heart and soul of what we do, his papers were unbelievable, they are the best congressional papers ever use in their strategy memos, they have handwritten notes from him, they of communication within the party, it's a

lawmakers including the man in the second square, senator tom cotton.n't stop him from fighting against the communist tyranny as he refers to it. with election day quickly approaching, new york lawmakers are set to grill officials over mail-in ballots. we'll hear from laura trump and larry elder. there are rumors that today could be the day that joe biden's vice presidential pick is announced. first thing in the morning. you could see it here first. so put down the remote. we will be back. todd and carley in two minutes. i'll see you in 14. guys, it's that time... and nothin's happenin'. well now there's score!, from force factor, to rev your libido and maximize physical response. it's no wonder force factor is the #1 fastest-growing men's health brand at walmart. unleash your potential in the bedroom with score!. carley: a fox news alert, 70 straight nights of unrest in portland and president trump says enough is enough. todd: he's calling out city leaders and says it is time to bring in the national guard. retired i.c.e. director tom homan joins us no

we see what happened to editor at "new york times" because he actually precincted a op-ed from tom cottong use in the military when violence and protest get out of the control of position that a majorities of the people actually supported if you look at polling at the time that guy got eliminated from his position. there was a sports castner sacramento who said on twitter when asked about black lives matter he said you know what i think all lives matter. he got fired from his position not even like keep the political stuff out he's gone. mark: excellent points. we'll be right back. ♪ ugh! bye, babe. i gotta go. see you! ♪ welcome to camp tonsafun on xfinity! it's summer camp, but in your living room. learn how to draw with a minions expert... how to build an indoor obstacle course! plus... whatever she's doing. and me, jade catta-preta. the host of e's the soup! camp tonsafun. it's like summer camp, but minus the poison ivy. unless you own poison ivy. in which case, why? just say "summer camp" into your xfinity voice remote to join. ♪ mark: welcome back. joe, we hear that kind of where it

these are mostly republican congressman, including three senators, marco rubio, ted cruz and tom cottonplus a republican representative, pat toomey, as well as kenneth roth. roth was denied entry to hong kong back in january when he tried to come here. the foreign ministry spokesperson saying this is in response to the sanctions on 11 americans to the wrong behaviors of the united states who in his estimation behaved badly on the hong kong related issues. however, they did not get into specifics on when these sanctions would entail. the sanctions that the united states imposed on the 11 chinese and hong kong officials including the freezing of bank accounts as well as any potential assets that those officials might have in the united states. we are already hearing from people close to the matter that some banks in hong kong, including citibank, starting to step up scrutiny of bank accounts in hong kong. anotherf course, flashpoint in u.s.-china relations as the visit to taiwan this week of the u.s. health secretary alex azar. what came out of that? stephen: yeah, that again is another f