Balance over migration in europe. The interior minister giving her two weeks to end the open border policy. [cheers] what you a finish by brooks prescott. More than a feeling more than a feeling brian new song from boston out today. Ainsley never heard that song. I think its going to be a good one. Steve its more than a feeling. Brian more than a song. Ainsley play it. And in four minutes we will tell you how it ends. Brian steve, great job on friday. Ainsley awesome interview. Steve we did not know the president was going to come out. Apparently halfway through the show he saw us on tv come out and yelled at us to get off the lawn. Ainsley he tweeted out i know fox friends is out there. Steve is out there. I might go out and say hi to him. And then 30 minutes later is he out there with you and talked but to 30 minutes. Steve it was extraordinary. It goes to show you the power of the president ial tweet. Because as soon as it went out. I was talking to the producer gavin. Did you see t
He has faced in his political life. It comes from a person identified as a senior official in the the Trump Administration in an oped in the New York Times backing up the worst fears of the president himself. The anonymous author writes the dilemma which he, trump, does not grasp, are working diligently from within to frustrate parts of his agenda and worst inclinations. He or she writes their style as petty and ineffective and adds to that that the root of the problem is the president s amorality. Anyone who works with him knows he is not moored to any discernible First Principles that guide his Decision Making so a lot of question this is morning. The obvious questions, who is the senior white house official who wrote this and what will this do to a white house already grappling with dysfunction and distrust . The president blasted the yier as, quote, gutless, demanded the New York Times turn him or her over to the government if this person even exists, the president writes. The pres
We begin tonight with a simple question. What makes the president , of all president s, cave to the pressure . Here we are some 24 hours after the white house actually President Trump, i think the white house wanted to yield to this pressure a while ago, but President Trump yielded to the pressure on epa chief scott pruitt. We are still dealing with the aftermath from the president s 180 on a zero tolerance policy at the border which separated families. In both cases, the white house or specifically the president hit a breaking point and gave into some pressure. In both cases there were some folks wondering if the white house would ever give in to this pressure. Again, i should say trump, not the white house. Which begs the question, which are the president s pressure points and where are his breaking points. For instance, is there a breaking point for him on trade . Because a war of words with china is now turning into a very real war of trade. China today said its retaliating against
What is they think about roe v. Wade. Heres what the president had to say on the subject earlier today. Are you going to ask your nominees beforehand how they might vote on roe v. Wade . Thats a big one. Theyre all saying dont do, that you shouldnt do that. But im putting conservative people on and im very proud of neil gorsuch. Hes been outstanding. His opinions are so well written, so brilliant. And im going to try and do Something Like that. But i dont think im going to be so specific. Republicans in congress are worried the Supreme Court battle may have ramifications for the midterm elections. According to politico, senior level House Republicans believe donors will redirect large contributions toward elections for senate republicans, dealing a severe blow to House Republicans efforts to remain in control of that chamber. Even if the president realizes this is a matter of extreme importance. Justice kennedys retirement makes the issue of Senate Control one of the vital issues of ou
And president bush doesnt believe the report on climate change. How can that be . And Government Agencies being waged by the men and women who lead them. But first, heres my take. There is a fair amount of nostalgia for the establish meblt that bush was a prominent member. There is a heated debate about that establishment whose membership was determined largely by blood lines and connections. You had to be a white anglosaxon protestant to ascend to any power of position in america. Sure think is nothing good to say about a system that was so discriminatory toward everyone else. It was horribly bigoted and segregationist and exclusionariy at its best the old government did have a sense of modesty and humility and public spiritedness that seems absent in todays elite m of bushs greatest moments, the handling of fall of communism, the decision not to occupy iraq after the first gulf war, the acceptance of tax increases after the deficit were marked by restraint and ability to do the right