brian: former fbi director james comey getting the last word, kind of. with the multi-million-dollar book deal. this morning his message spurring social media outrage. ainsley: here to break it down for us is 24/7 reporter carley shimkus. good morning. we vice president heard the last from james comey. is he cashing in with major book deal. no word on the title but it is going to be coming out next spring. the interesting part is what the book is going to be about. he will write about, quote. what good, ethical leadership looks like and how it drives sound decisions. steve: he won t be able to actually spill the beans on the private conversations he had with the president of the united states because those are private conversations. those are private conversations. it will be interesting to see exactly what he writes. now, of course, he has made many difficult decisions during his full-time as fbi director. not all of them it is kind of up for debate if all of them were, quote. sow
two local news anchors capture the moment live on facebook. watch. are you guys filling that earthquake? feel that earthquake. wow, that one was serious one. wow, that was a big one. jillian: can you see the lights shaking in the studio. 4.2 magnitude earthquake, one of multiple quakes hitting that area this week. that s a look at your headlines on this thursday. you guys know. you have been on facebook live. to have a moment like that. you are interacting with viewers and talking to people and all of a sudden you are live on facebook and this is happening. steve: headline is there is an earthquake in oklahoma. generally don t associate oklahoma with tremors and whatnot. ainsley: interesting how news has changed. when i was on news we didn t have live facebook streaming. what s it called facebook live? when we were kids. clearly i know nothing about it. brian: jillian every morning on the radio show. ainsley: teach me about it.
yes. brian: watch what happened to new york city. everyone s pension plan and a lot of people have a pension plan of sorts. that goes up. iras going up. 401(k)s. steve: hiring? more hiring because you have a rich stock market with rich profits. jobs going up. tomorrow morning, you are going to get a jobs report, how many jobs did we create in the month of july, probably going to be pretty strong. could be a quarter million. ainsley: you talked about corporate tax. that would be great. what if the tax reform happens and i think is he breaking it down into three brackets. what does that mean for us? if that actually happens, that s more money in our pocketbooks. everybody who currently pays a dime in federal income tax will pay less in federal income tax. that s money in everybody s. half the population pays federal income tax. they will get more money in their paychecks. they will spend it that is a stimulus. brian: watch stuart varney he plays on the cloud on fbn.
this legislation will not only restore our competitive edge in the 21st century, but it will restore the sacred bonds of trust between america and its citizens. this legislation demonstrates our compassion for struggling american families who deserve an immigration system that puts their needs first and that puts america first. this competitive application process will favor applicants who can speak english, financially support themselves and their families, and demonstrate skills that will contribute to our economy. brian: so people on the right, some have said like lindsey graham have said it will hurt my people of south korea. a lot of them need blue collar workers to work the fields, working the agricultural community. by the way, so does arkansas where senator tom cotton is. and senator perdue also from a southern state. ainsley: wouldn t that be to lindsey graham skilled, they
going for this story texas. ainsley: you know the most about this story. do you want to tell the audience. steve: that a the hall at the end of the quad there at smu. ever since 2010 they have put up 3,000 flags on september the 11th to memorialize the 3,000 lives lost. ainsley: that s what we re seeing there all those on the ground, those flags? steve: the young americans behind it were told they had to move them and some said it s because of liberal outrage over triggers messages that it sent. see, they came out with a policy. i think in the last week or two said the university respects the rights of all members of the community to avoid messages that are triggering harmful or harassing. so the people behind this memorial said, wait a minute, what are you talking about? people see that flag and that triggers, what, exactly? how is that bad? brian: they must really hate