haley, have been. he hasn t tweeted about it, or spoken about it, even though secretary of defense, u.s. ambassador to the u.n. have been very, very outspoken. this decision is a significant decision to expel 60 russian diplomats. you would think the president would at least tweet about it and say something. that s just it. when you compare how he deals with other countries, countries he is upset about, mexico, canada, in terms of trade, european union countries, who are very close allies of the united states, he s very happy to be critical of in public and on twitter and is reluctant to do that of russia. rob porter, who was removed and resigned in the face of allegations of marital abuse of two ex-wives, that the president still stays in touch with him, consults with him and may eventually, at some point down the road, would like to bring him back to the west wing even though he couldn t get security clearance. one of the ironies of
senator tom cotton who the president consults closely with as with general kelly on his national security apparatus. he s a huge fan of mike pompeo at the cia and you ll remember cotton was rumored to take the job himself and told he removed himself after the alabama election and figured the president doesn t need another red seat so it s all come together for the president. this is the kind of team you need going forward. bill: richard, do you approve of mike pompeo, let s start there. i think his confirmation hearing will be more interesting than most secretary of state confirmation hearings. one, he met recently with russian spies on the sanction list who weren t allowed on the u.s. and met with them in the u.s. secondly, he said that there was no evidence with russian
he has every single person under investigation he won t hold himself accountable for all these people that he has to investigate for their wrongdoing but he has done none. the height of arrogance as you said, tucker. the only amazing thing about sheriff israel is his egg norps. tucker: penalty for cowardice. the point is you are not allowed to be a coward. you are in the military. same would go wouldn t you say for a sheriff s deputy. most aren t cowards. for those who are shouldn t there be some penalty for that? there should. we should look at taking away their pensions. if you don t act the way you should in a situation where there are 14 children s lives at stake and three aconsults. absolutely, you should have your taken away. tucker: thank you for coming on. i appreciate it thank you, tucker. tucker: telling fox tonight that police officers prevented them for some reason entering stoneman douglas high school to provide care for students
timely compliance. in all engagements the podesta group conducts due diligence and consults with experts ensures disclosure at all times and we did so in this case. another layer in the russia investigation i follow closely. a former hedge fund manager says he knows why there was a meeting with donald trump jr. in june. one of the largest investors in russia says the meeting had everything to do with the u.s. law he pushed for called the magnitsky act, saying he campaigned for the law after his lawyer and accountant sergei magnitsky was tortured and killed in a prison. allows to freeze assets and deny visas for foreigners suspected of human rights violations. he met with donald trump jr. in hopes to repeal the law and free up russian assets in the united
win that war. but tens of thousands of people killed in the for few days. it would be a nasty fight. we would encounter barriers of tough foe. they have been there forever. they know the terrain. the pentagon is not commenting. a white house official would not comment on what senator graham said but sold us that the president consults with members of congress with their input and he is open to using diplomatic pressure to get north korea to change course. an aid to senator graham said it is worse pointing out that which general marks says is irrelevant. and alexandria field joins us from seoul, south korea. any option that includes u.s.