nothing wrong. how could this be? now we know how it is. because these people fixed it. that s how it is. read this, if you re not disgusted, and you don t demand that the justice department begin this investigation, and suspend the one of the president and all the people that have been tortured by it. i believe that rod rosenstein and jeff sessions have a chance to redeem themselves and that chance comes about tomorrow it doesn t go beyond tomorrow. tomorrow, mueller should be suspended and honest people should be brought in, impartial people to investigate these people like strzok. strzok should be in jail by the end of next week. rudy giuliani, i mean rudy giuliani is shaming himself as usual. rudy giuliani is making a fool of himself. rudy giuliani is lying to the american people. rudy giuliani is, is trashing the entire fbi because of a couple of fbi agents who were fired last year. rudy giuliani is no fool.
though he plays one on television. he knows that fbi agents also dur
there you have it. thank you so much for tuning in tonight. sweet and on your tweet me your thoughts on the show. we will see you right back here at 9:00 a.m. and noon on weekdays. tucker carlson is up next good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. the separation of children of the border has since, it ceased to be a news story, it now seems to be a competition to see who can reach greater heights of rhetorical success and self-righteous posturing. nancy pelosi and even hillary clinton took an early lead in the contest by bypassing public policy questions entirely and moving straight to theology. the hypocrisy of all people in our country not to clamber
for what the administration is doing to end. those who justify central tenet of christianity. jesus said suffer the little children onto me. he did not say love the children suffer. sandra: s of the same people who support the third term post-viability abortion for purposes of selection are now lecturing you about
consumer spending, you see the fact that we are in a historic moment in terms of our economic growth, i mean, this is the first time in four years that we ve seen the gdp break at 4%. it was larry summers who said if we get to a 3% growth that it would be fair enough to say if you were to believe in tooth ferries. jon: allison barber is reporting from berkley heights, new jersey, near the president s golf club where he is spending this weekend. allison, how big a deal are these numbers for the white house? reporter: for the white house they seem to be an enormous deal. any time we speak to anyone from the administration or hear any interviews with president trump or even from vice president pence, what they want to talk about is the economy and gdp growth, despite warnings from some economists that the growth is not sustainable long-term. the president is telling americans the growth is here to
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washington. i m elizabeth prann. leland: i m trying to figure out a saturday that wasn t busy in recent memory. nice to be with you. i m leland vittert. it s the weekend, but president trump is getting ready for the election mode. we have endorsements for republicans ahead of primary elections this year and new details for the president s plan for hitting the campaign trail for some g.o.p. candidates in vulnerable districts around the country. ellison barber travelling with the president up in new jersey at his golf club. hi, ellison. hey, leland, president trump has spent a lot of time on the road of late. he s set to head to tampa on tuesday for a campaign rally there. traditionally in election mid term years, the party, no matter who it is, whoever is in the oval office, their party tends to lose seats, but president trump says he is confident that this year republicans can buck that trend. i am going to work very hard. i ll go six or seven days a week
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good morning, everyone. it is monday, july 30th. i m ayman mohyeldin alongside yasmin vossoughian and louis bergdorf. president trump spent part of his weekend lashing out and questioning the credibility of robert mueller s ongoing investigation. in a series of tweets yesterday, trump claimed there was no collusion and called mueller s probe a witch-hunt and an illegal school. he went on to right, is robert mueller ever going to release his conflict of interest with respect to president trump, including the fact that we had a very nasty and contentious business relationship. i turned him down to head the fbi one day before appointment as special counsel, and comey is his close friend. also, why is mueller only appointing angry dems, some of whom have worked for crooked hillary, others including himself have worked for obama. and why isn t mueller looking at all of the criminal activity and real russian collusion on the
democrat side, positive december au dossier. we. this is be
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information james clapper, it was brennan who i was talking about before, but clapper leaked the dossier to cnn, who is now his employer. let s not forget the role the phony dossier played with the speaks seven warrant and the camping associate of trump s, carter page before, during and after the campaign. four separate incidents coming from the dossier that hillary paid for. where was the investigation into this collision? mr. mueller, where are you? at the clinton campaign paid a russian spy and used lies to fly to the american people come and steal the election, get a warrant to spy on ame
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job approval rating probably has seven or eight points, maybe even a little more of what i think of as 401(k) trumpers right now. i think there are people who are looking at their statements, people who are on the right side of the economic equation any way. they see their numbers going up for all sorts of reasons. and so they re willing to not really dive in to this russian novel story that no one can quite figure out. and they re willing to suspend their bizarrely in my view, but they are willing to suspend their ordinary moral judgments about how this president conducts himself and is now representing us on the world stage. but i would not, if i were in the white house, count on that lasting until 2020. we ll see. joe, your latest column in the washington post really speaks to this entitled trump finally
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harris: the president will have a guest from europe, the italian prime minister. he s also going to have reporters in the room. what will they ask? keep watching. i m harris. here s dana. dana: president trump holding a news conference. the president considering an interview with robert mueller. i m dana perino. this is the daily briefing. president trump s legal team is strongly advising against an interview for robert mueller s russia investigation as the president continues to slam the special counsel. after attacking mueller for possible conflicts of interest, trump tweeting also why is mueller only appointing angry dems, some of whom have worked for hillary clinton, others including myself have worked for obama and why isn t mueller looking at all of the criminal
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mueller s team to the test here. do you think he testifies? that s a tough call. i would have to handicap it as being negative. i would not put him on. shimon, let s remind people of the judge. his name is judge ellis and he said point blank to mueller s team you don t really care about mr. maufrt s bank fraud, you care about what he could give you that would reflect on mr. trump and lead to prosecution or impeachment. he hasn t always swung their way in the pre-trial hearings and motions. in fact, president trump used those words in a speech at a rally sort of thinking perhaps the judge would cite his words. so that was something the defense team was hoping they would get a dismissal on some accounts or perhaps some of the decisions would go their way.
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on matters that have nothing to do with the campaign. i think that even mr. manafort as i read it had requested that there be no mention of his brief tenure at the trump campaign several years ago. this has nothing to do with collusion, russia, nothing to come with the trump campaign. reporter: the case centers around his past lobbying work for the pro putin ukranian government for which prosecutors say he received $60 million. the government alleges manafort hid millions and failed to pay taxes while still spending the money on real estate and luxury purchases, including homes in manhattan, virginia and the hamptons, expensive suits, and baseball tickets. and prosecutors will present hundreds of e-mails, photos and financial records to prove it. prosecutors say manafort also lied to banks about his income to secure more than $20 million in loans. and this trial now underway, it is exp