. >> we have a country out there, north korea, which is sort of whacko and not a bunch of dummies andout and developing nuclear weapons. they are not doing it because they are having fun doing it. they are doing it for a reason. wouldn't it be good to sit down and really negotiate something? that negotiation doesn't work, solve the problem now rather than later. >> bret: our panel. charles from the washington "times," amy host of no labels radio and tom a writer for the washington examiner. tom, you wrote this is progress. >> it is progress. it is progress in the sense that finally north korea has put itself in a position to at least talk about the potential suspension of these problems. ballistic missiles are critic. i don't think there is anything to lose if the president meets with kim jong-un as soon as possible and 72 after they get the inspectors in. we could have 2 weeks of snap inspections. the worst case is you have spent 3 or 4 weeks doing something unusual, but you have not wasted months. wasting months would mean their development to the ballistic missiles. if this works g

. >> how about captain whacko we have running the country. the foreign policy. know you were a liberal, socially liberal person in general. >> i am still the same. you all moved. you all went so far [bleep] out you lost everyone. seriously. a lot of your audience -- a lot of us, you know, no matter who we voted for. we don't want to see our president fail. you know? >> right. i know. yet we have seen it [bleep] it's over again. >> do you want pence to be president? >> no, i don't want him either. jesse: what has happened in this country where roseanne is the voice of reason? >> it's a scary day. but she made some good points. she is focused on don't want to support our president? what's the alternative? he's our president. he's trying on doing his best. the constant forcing down our throats the narrative of things hant that aren't true is textbook psych 101. if you are guilty, you will say you are, you are. these are all things that are proven on their side. jesse: kia jones. thank you so much. up next. diamond and silk on crazy joe biden threatening to knock tr

whacko. over ten years, still a lot of volatility. you go out to 30 years in public equity, the minimum 30-year return in the 92-year history of the s&p 500, the minimum return is 8.5. >> i know professors in the barclays board would say to get all the noise out of the market, you need 30 years. >> agreed. in 30 years, markets can be generous or punishing. in 30 years, they've only been generous. >> it does remove the cyclical factors, but we've had secular tail winds where we've had 30 years of declines interest rates. that is not a factor where we are now, so i think looking forward over the next 5-7 years, earning those kinds of returns is going to be a lot more challenging because of the place we start. but the cyclical is out of the 30-year numbers. >> if you look at our 20-year return, ranking of pension funds across the country, would we rank in the top 10%? >> over 20 years? >> yeah. >> well, there are very few funds of our size, so it's not statistically significant, but we're in the top 1%. >> how about for 10 years? >> 23%.

everywhere a country out there in north korea, which is sort of whacko. they're going out and developing nuclear weapons. they're doing it for a reason. >> and also tonight we have even more proof, exposing the media's anti-trump agenda. accord to the study, 91% of abc, nbc, cbs's evening news cast coverage about president trump was negative in january and february. 91%. i told you a long time ago, journalism in america is dead. what we have is a media that's only an extension of the democratic party. now, in the media's effort to delegitimize, damage this president, they have all but blacked out any positive news coming from the white house. february's job numbers smashed expectations. 313,000 new jobs were created. that's the best monthly gain in over a year and a half. and since president trump took office 263,000 manufacturing jobs have been created and a record 155 million americans are now in the labor force. here's a statistic the media will never tell you about. 64% of president trump's agenda is already complete. that's faster than reagan. the me

>> jimmy: listen never mind her foreign policy, how about captain whacko we got running the country herell moved. >> jimmy: we did? >> you all went so [ bleep ] far out lost everything. i mean, seriously. >> jimmy: probably right by the way. >> seriously a lot of your audience and including me, i just want to say this, jim yi,a lot of us no matter who we voted for we don't want to see our president fail. [ applause ] >> jimmy: right. i know. and yet we've seen it over and over again. >> you want pants for the friggin president well nen zip that [ bleep ]. [ cheers and applause ] uh-oh. >> jimmy: this is kind of what the show is like, by the way. >> i was bad again. >> jimmy: but you did really hit upon something great, i think. >> thank you. >> jimmy: in that you have this in defend ynamic where people a really experiencing. it's not like we over look it like we used to. >> i know when trump won my whole family was with me, it was around my birthday. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i mean the show will get mad at me for saying this. one of my daughters who will remain nameless. >> jimmy: should give

. >> why jeff tubein and sessions thinks this is a whacko theory.t doesn't even involve the russian investigation. it involved mccabe alleged discussions about the clinton e-mail investigation, which is closed and over. >> laura: maybe it shouldn't be closed and over. that's the point. >> let's get. >> laura: closed and over is the whole point julian. >> we can debate that. i don't think there was a case there. it is an issue whether he characterized accurately his staff's discussion with the newspaper. let's get some more perspective. four of the people that are running the russian investigation. sessions, rosenstein, comey previously, ray, head of the fbi. muller. they're all republicans. >> laura: the republicans. >> the republicans are running the. >> most of the republicans were against trump. >> they're running this investigation. >> laura: they hated trump. >> four people,. >> laura: they were all ridiculing trump. >> the russian investigation is getting worse. >> it is getting worse for obstruction of justice. >> laura: all right, all right.