mueller won t send me to prison. i won t sit 80 hours to produce every email i had with roger stone and steve bannon. you could go to driven for that. the idea that, once again, that donald trump colluded with russia is a joke. you are sitting very close to me. yes. we talked earlier about, what people in the white house were saying about you. talking about whether you were drinking or on drugs or whatever had happened today. talking to you, i have smelled alcohol on your breath. well, i have not had a drink. you haven t had a drink. no. so that s not. no. it s awkward. let me give you the question. my answer is no. i have not. steve: well, we don t know whether or not he was drinking or anything else. but, if cnn had a suspicion that he was drunk, it s not the prudent thing to put a drunk guy on tv. brian: he said horrible things about sarah huckabee sanders. says he wants to fight corey lewandowski in an alley. wants to meet him in an alley. he had horrible
build a checking account for customers. brian: fox business own gerri willis here can w. details. amazon has enough money to be a bank. they have more money than a bank. bigger than banks. market caps are huge. they could if they wanted to. the question is will they. this is a speculative story yesterday in the wall street journal. let me tell you the interest consumers might have in having amazon account. fees on banks, especially consumer banking, checking accounts going through the roof. steve: out of network. out-of-network fees. average cost $4.67. to get your own money. i think people are really fed up and particularly millennials are really fed up, right? they are tired of dealing with this. two to three times more likely to switch banks than other generations. ainsley: wouldn t be any fees? no, no, no. that s really optimistic. there could be fees. but we don t know because the product has not been rolled out yet. the question is, would they get try to make it much
he doesn t like a lot of people except he worships roger stone and seems to be contradicting himself a lot. ainsley: trying to make the president look bad. the president fired him twice. steve: he loves the president. ainsley: no he doesn t. steve: he did. ainsley: he said he doesn t love him anymore. he used a cuss word. brian: he worked his blank off. ainsley: the president felt lingt he was responsible for throwing him under the bus in some interviews. the president also sued him for $10 million. they ended up settling because he breaches breached his confidentiality agreement. steve: is he going to turn over all the email to robert mueller? he gave conflicting answers throughout the day. meanwhile, real quickly. we told you yesterday about our assessment of the oscars and apparently a lot of people felt the same way we did, that there wasn t much
happened. and that we can hold the people accountable that are responsible. brian: so we know this in 2010, december, there was a shootout near the rio ricco after the unit was confronted they confronted a so-called rip crew. it looks like the weapon recovered at the scene ak 47 to kill him was traced back to the fast and furious program which is obviously a folly. and was a program that resulted in the death of your brother. so, what do you do you want someone held accountable for this program, for the shooting? what do you want? yes. i think there should be examples set in place so this doesn t happen again. there is no one in the atf, doj that has been held accountable. everybody is still actively working. nobody punished. there may be a slap on the hand. dennis burke got a $2,000 fine and lost his lawyer s license. you know, we paid 15 grand to put my brother in the
pushing it down until they can t breathe anymore i think is out of line. steve: i read some comments from different folks. somebody said why punish kids who work hard and are successful because the other kids not at the same level. that s not how life really works. if you don t want to lose by will 6 points, try to get better. somebody else said sometimes you have to let people fail so they know what that feels like and they will never want to fail again. it s a great motivator. ainsley: i grew up in a house where my dad was a coach. sportsmanship was very important. scoren t run up the. if you are going to run up the score, because it s just a knife it s just a dangling hey, we are better than you are if you run it up this high. dad always said, he let s every kid at one point get in the game. even if they re the worst player. even if they sit the bench most of the game. he wants to put them. in it s the great opportunity to put the bench players in. but they didn t. they kept the