when someone is shouting out a question. all the kids when someone behind them asks a question they go [laughter] brian: of course like every kid they are curious about nafta. ainsley: trying to explain nafta to the kids. i don t even know if we all understand it exactly. steve: meanwhile mainstream media has a lot of questions about president trump s tax plan. so far we have only heard principles. as long as rich, you know, it s all about giving benefits to the rich. watch this. candidate trump was on this show telling our viewers a year ago that he believed in raising taxes on the wealthy, including himself. would you acknowledge that the reform plan you have laid out does the exact opposite? in fact, it is a dramatic cut in taxes for the wealthy. i just want to ask you one more time on this, the principle, this is the principle. should someone making more than $150 million pay less than 5% federal tax rate? mr. secretary, as you know, a lot of the reports and
i was troubled by that. the influence of money. i describe it as, you know, as snake that slithers through washington. jackie: despite the outrage the former president just made another 400 grand from a speech a&e. 800 grand all together for two speeches. steve: so far so good. ainsley: that s great paycheck for two hours. jackie: not bad, right? brian: just taking money from the fat cats. thanks, jacque. ainsley: thank you, jacque. a sad day for free speech arrests at berkeley. why do liberals think the first amendment only applies to them i have found it s a crazy down full of knee on dreams everybody s swings everybody sings hollywood with a touch of twang to be a star
steve: if this were an arcade you would need a token for a million dollars because it s quite auto ride. it s those kind of flying machines that are great deterrent for a lot of bad people around the world knowing that the united states has such military might. do you know who needs to pay attention to this? the leader of north korea. because there has been some saber rattling. now president trump in an interview with reuters yesterday was talking about kim jong un right there. and the president warns of a major, major conflict. he says it s absolutely possible resolving current tensions peacefully, very difficult the president said. ainsley: it seems that you at home that you agree with him. because, in a fox news poll recommendation most people favor taking military action to stop north korea s nuclear weapons program. look at that 53% are in favor of military action. 39% oppose it. brian: i looked at the big five things that we could be doing possibly to take out north korea and non
using a little bit of military, not taking military action against north korea but like. ainsley: threatening them at least. escalating the rhetoric is what he is doing right now. that s the best we can hope for. ainsley: how about these polls? this morning showing a fox news poll. 53% favor taking military action in north korea. they are saying the biggest threat to the u.s. is not isis. 38% said north korea. 25 percent said isis. so there is a big difference. in my estimation they are right. north korea, you know, may not have been front and center throughout the whole election campaign cycle the last few years of the way isis and radical islam was. but it s an existential threat. meaning any nuclearized foreign state that is willing to potentially use that against the united stating existential threat.
dropped the mother of all bombs on isis camp earlier this month killing nearly 100 terrorists there. big day for president trump as he heads to atlanta for historic speech at the nra convention. first sitting president to do so since ronald reagan back in 1983. this coming as georgia lawmakers debate over a new conceal carry law. also happening today. the president trump signing an executive order to reduce our reliance on foreign oil and gas that could lead to more offshore drilling. fans drowning nfl commissioner roger goodell in a sea of boos as he announces the first pick in this year s nfl draft. first pick. [crowd booing] in the 2017 nfl pick. in the 2017 nfl draft. the cleveland browns select miles garrett. ainsley: texas a&m defensive end miles garrett this year s first overall pick. this year s 16th pick that s stealing the show. 14-year-old brain cancer survivor living his dream and celebrating on stage.