an event to appease his followers, then it will come to a war. >> if it does come to a war with the president what does it look like? >> well, i think it looks like a lot of the negative stories that the mainstream media have covered, the cover goes away, maybe you start to see pages on russia on the coverage of russia, and maybe it's the blame that president trump is trying to push forward, more stories highlighting the negative stories. i think it could go away if trump doesn't do what the breitbart bannon team think that he should. now it will be very interesting to see how president trump responds to this threat. now remember a lot of what put bannon in the dog house was the idea he was somehow responsible for donald trump.
on the wealthiest, something that the president did propose. one thing that election showed us trump supporters are not abhorrent to republican orthodoxy. they want a tax hike on the wealthy. is this going somewhere? >> going somewhere within the white house. bannon is back. one of the few times steve bannon has asserted himself since he was briefly in the dog house. he's back because his skills and his passions are things that the president needs right now. jonathan swann picked up on the fact that inside white house to, pushing this idea of a big tax hike on the rich to get a bigger tax cut to trump voters. so the top bracket is 39 and change. he's talking about a bracket that he says will start with the
>> do you think he converted anybody? >> i think he's very persuasive, yeah. >> but not persuasive enough. >> we had tons of stuff we shot. we basically thought we had the show finished yesterday and we're basically having to scrap most of it now. >> this is going to air sunday? >> this will air sunday. we shoot monday through saturday and try to keep it up through the minute. so much happened today that basically the show is going to be yesterday and today and we're scrapping everything we shot monday through wednesday. >> sunday night on shotime. thank you. always a pleasure. when we come right back, did the president make a mistake tackling health care first. and is jared kushner in the dog house following his aspen vacation this week? hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® zyrtec® starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day.
universal haj koir universal health care -- >> second point is when republicans had unified control of government didn't put forward alternative healthcare plan and real problem with credibility, totally focused on repeal and not replacement. >> trying to save you from the dog house or couch. >> we don't do that. >> i don't understand why it has to be politicized. this guy laying on death bed doesn't care if it's trump care or obamacarar hillary care. >> and it is about saving lives. >> we'll be right back.
election day? or are you improving by banking those votes -- >> tell me the story you told me offstory. i wanted to respond to david about the couple where the husband is probably for trump, the wife is, i'm just gue guessinging, the wife is for hillary clinton. >> we did a focus group of couple who is disagree, of walmart moms, swing voting moms, and their husbands that disagree with them. in fact, we had two couples where the wives were trump and the men were for clinton. >> what does that tell you? >> one, the man was latino and he was voting for clinton. he said if trump won, he'd have to leave the country. and you had a couple saying, this is the worst our marriage has ever been. another saying, we watch in separate rooms so we don't have to be near each other. we don't talk about it. and another husband says, i'm glad she doesn't talk about it, because i don't want to be in the dog house. >> in our family, we don't argue politics. >> i find that hard to believe.
different places and went to cuba. my father passed a while ago. i'm glad we're talking about it. it's a nice way to honor him. >> your dad tried to get the money back until the day he died. now maybe the government will do something. what a story! donald trump got grilled by bill o'reilly after the donald's immigration plan. the discussion got heated. brian shared the story how he fell in love with his wife. >> my wife made me the lasagna hamburger helper. that was it. >> it turns out, that didn't happen. so how can brian get out of the dog house? we brought in a psychologist and look the people from hamburger helper have catered it. ♪ ♪
take as shot at his candidacy only cover him as an entertainment story not a presidential candidate. is it a p.r. move? does anyone care? is anyone reading the huffington post. the donald firing back this morning. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ beautiful wonderful ♪ american girl. >> oh, good morning. it is 6:01 on the east coast in the middle of july. we are glad to see. >> you will you marry me? the couple behind this proposal will below you away. >> looks like a helicopter live shot. >> that's a proposal photo? >> it's a crop circle. >> stay tuned. guys, if you didn't do that for your wife, you are going to be in the dog house. >> you are a loser. good
gallons of an oil/water mixture. only some of that is oil. and as we've been reporting, at least 21,000 gallons of oil has reportedly spilled into the ocean. it could be even more than that. as much as 105,000 gallons that ruptured from this pipeline. they are recovering oil from offshore with about 18 vessels off shore. they're recovering soil and sand here on the beach and at the site of the puyallupipeline break. what is clear, officials say this is going to go for a while. the potential good news, they plan for this and are carrying out that plan. guys? >> scott coen southern california. thank for the update. shifting gears to new numbers about cash and married couples. according to a survey by "money" magazine, seven in ten say they argue it finances more than anything else. so even if money can't buy happiness, apparently it can buy a trip to the dog house. >> oh! >> "money's" latest cover story
eight iraqi brigades to prevent happening the ramadi debacle, happened anywhere. we have to see what resources are trained and age. we're losing more than we're winning. >> iraqi security forces not working well for us at this point. >> correct. >> we started training syrian rebels, a group of 90 in jordan. that seems unlikely to have much impact. you say we should be using the resources that we have, the peshmerga, egyptians, why aren't we? >> a policy question. one of those things where the pesh have been willing and able to do more but there's great fear from the turks and other parts of iraq that they'll gain too much dominance. you know when your house is on fire what color the fire department's uniform is. they got to put the fire out. that's what we're not doing now. we've got to figure out a way to do that. secondly, we've to look at how the isis folks are actually funding activity. again, they're growing way beyond syria and iraq felt we have it figure out why and how
invites us all to -- get ready -- get financially naked. and senior writer donna rosato is here to tell us what that means. hello. >> hi. >> lots of good stuff in this survey. i was struck by the number of millennials compared to boomers who think it's a good idea for their relationship to move in together, to buy a house together, to combine their finances. i can't help but think are they putting the cart before the house in that they ought to be talking about their approaches to money before they make these deals. what do you think? >> you're exactly right. in our study, we looked at the differences in money and relations between baby-boomer and millennials and found a striking difference even before folks are married. they want to know about that. it makes sense. the millennials are what we know as generation debt. money is a bigger issue at this stage in their life than it is for people who are baby-boomer. >> how much can you spend or how much should you spend without telling your partner? >> we have a magic number. we found in our survey $154.