they sat back and did nothing? pete, that s a very legitimate question. people like adam schiff and nancy pelosi and hyper partisans need to look in the mirror at. pete: he did comment on the end of the presidency and could be very revealing as always, dan bongino, illuminating us this morning. rachel: 6:40 in the morning and have you this much energy. that s why you are our favorite guest. a lot of coffee. rachel: i want to drink what is he drinking u. rachel: all right. turning now to your headlines. mitt romney speaking out on russia just hours after announcing his astronaut run in utah. i agree with the president that they didn t determine the outcome here in our nation in any way. but, what they have done is unacceptable. i m glad that they re being held accountable. and, believe that without question that russians are trying to interfere with the principles of elected
here. i don t know why donald trump spends as much time and energy as he does beating up on the media. they re doing a good job of that themselves. they made a lot of mistakes. if god forbid you criticize the media, then you are a trump a pologize. you hate democracy. there are some hyper partisans who hate the media and shouldn t be taken seriously but some people are reasonable. i don t like donald trump and i think he is getting a raw deal from the press. leland: it would appear as though he maybe hasn t listened to your segment yet. he was tweeting this morning about the media. sadly the fake mainstream media will never talk about our accomplishments. we re compiling a long, beautiful list. he says we are compiling that long, beautiful list. maybe he will take his message directly to his very loyal supporters. it s not enough. that s not enough. leland: that is an important
this scene played out across scandinavia earlier today. people pausing to remember the victims of that attack. as norway mourns we are hearing more from people who risked their lives to save others. our cnn s michael holmes caught up with one of them. it s not a huge boat. how many people did you put in here? the first round i believe it was 14. reporter: 14. yes. and then i had to address the oldest one and said you have to stay ashore. i promise i will come back and get you. they respected that. i said, sit down and wait. i went to the mainland. i went back again and they were agreed upon sitting there and i just waved to them like this and they waved back and we made a contact and got them in the boat. well, the clock is ticking on the debt limit crisis. there is no deal, if no deal by august 2nd, that means higher interest rates for you, a financial mess for the country, and the talks over the weekend, well, essentially they didn t go anywhere. so now republic
i think there are things in friday s deal the extremes on either end didn t care for. in fact, the concept that everything s on the table and everybody is at the table to keep this moving forward. here s the issue with the debt ceiling. if hyper partisans choose to make the debt ceiling a token or hostage to a political or ideological debate, we re a washout for getting to the next step which is dealing with the 2012 debate and beyond. the minute people do that and it becomes this hyper partisan moment as opposed to here s a practical step we have to take forward to manage our budget, to manage our debt, to get us in a forward motion, to create jobs and grow our economy again, it s a washout. if we can go into that, with a really pragmatic conversation, and give the gang of six as they ve been titled, those in the senate on a bipartisan basis working on our budget, we have a shot at moving forward. this is really about findings solutions and what both parties saw last week is an abso