north korea. we ve actually worked out a time and a place which will be announced shortly. where? and very soon. i figured you would ask that question. but, wait a minute. fair to [ inaudible question ] not really, not at this table. certainly not. you re not planning no. no, no. and we haven t been asked to. now, i have to tell ought some point into the future i would like to save the money. you know, we have 32,000 troops there. but i think a lot of great things will happen. but troops are not on the table, absolutely. thank you very much. when did you first learn about the well, president trump double dipping with reporters this morning, speaking first on the south lawn and then again there as he boards air force one put can see him turning around, he ll give a wave as he heads off to dallas. there is a lot to unpack. it s a good thing we hava team here do it all. i have peter alexander on the white house lawn, annie, jonathan with me here onset. headlines co
money. all he has to do is show audited financials and show there s no debt on the books. i don t want to see his personal taxes. he should show them but that s his call. why not more transparency. why, chris? why? why should the president show his tax returns? why does eric trump have to do that in your mind? he does not have to. absolutely not. but if the suggestion is made, and he wants to prove that it is false, him saying it is false is not enough. when he has every ability to prove that he s right he can prove it in ten minutes. this is my problem with the whole thing. i don t know which kushners were in bay jaeijing but eric trump t the politician in the family nor is don trump jr. and so what are they doing? running that business and running it with standards businessmen run. they re all double dipping, anthony. they re all speaking for candidates. they re an extension of their father. they re an extension of the white house. as a private citizen you re allowed
them to make that decision. joe biden has earned that right to make that decision. reporter: we are just a few days away from the first republican national debate. governor chris is i is here live. he will tell us the importance of this first faceoff and the trump factor. bill: hillary clinton under fire accused of double dipping and taking tax dollars to do it. reporter: a summer storm turns deadly in chicago. lightning and hail sending people scrambling for shelter. then the strong winds blowing that shelter away. the tent blew off in the sky and somebody was on the floor and you shared the screaming and
a moment. also with me is senior legal analyst jeff toobin. what exactly are the fbi and federal prosecutors, what are they looking at? brooke what we believe that they re looking at are three different categories of things. the first is the mileage reimbursements. he paid for a new suv through campaign funds, which is perfectly legal. he also put in for a significant number of miles that he was reimbursed by the taxpayers by the federal government. so that s one thing that they re looking at. it s a case of double dipping if you will. they are also i m told looking at if he was flying on any donor s planes from washington to peoria around the country or the world. we know he liked to travel so much. they are also looking at any in-kind contributions. that means contributions that donors gave him for putting on events that he or his campaign didn t pay for. that s what we believe they re looking inging at.
workers. charles payne for the fox business network joins us. the numbers are huge and this statement is tremendous. it is huge. we periodically see these kind of stories and we re all taken aback and what the heck, something has to be done. as you delve deeper, it becomes more astonishing, the so-called double dipping. we know most of these public-sector workers make subsubstantially more than private sector counterparts, benefitsรง more lavish. you got all these things going and add in pension spiking, the last year when you work a lot of overtime and the pay for the rest of your life is 20% higher than it was. then you add it on with how about i go back to the trough and get more of the action? we talked about it a lot when the economy was melting down and some of these cities and municipalities were filing for bankruptcy and it became absurd we the taxpayer would be spending