want the best for this country. might have different opinions about what s best. ed: might be phony about it sometimes, too. ainsley: maybe. so. steve: yesterday four blocks from where we are sitting right now a hey, who is that really tall guy going into the new york times. ed: seen him on tv. steve: wearing sunglasses. holding his coat. going in with his wife and came out with his wife and took the sunglasses off. it s the former fbi director going in to the new york times building. ainsley: clearly didn t want to hide it going in the front door not the back door. he was in there for three hours. steve: the new york times spokesperson says did he not visit the new york times news room however there are other businesses in that building. also, didn t go to the newsroom. ainsley: after he admitted to leaking to his journalist friends, it doesn t look good. ed: there are reporters for the new york times we should say who are tweeting last night and this morning that there may
my schooling there. through high school. actually ended up moving to oklahoma just to go college. had no intention on staying there. wanted to go back to the west coast. and ended up doing my internship there with tulsa police department. i was hired and 20 plus years later i still am. steve: growing up actually helped you for this job. i understand a number of your friends fell into the drug scene and suddenly hey, what are you cooking? correct. i actually grew up in the city of san francisco itself. i graduated from high school in the suburb right outside of it just because of my age, i m 3 years old. grew up in the late 80 s, early 90 s through high school. steve: crack, time of crack. that s what happened. gang violence. the way it exploded. crack cocaine the violence that came along with that some of my friends actually got involved in that lifestyle. so, you know, i was one of those kids around it but always made the right decision to not get in trouble. and actually just aft
blue. thank you. ainsley: coming up more of our interview with the first lady and president trump. and something he said about james comey and those tapes. steve: speaking of the president, he will make good on another campaign promise on working to fix the v.a. when he does, pete hegseth will be there. pete joins us live from the white house coming up. all i need is a miracle all i need is you all i need is a miracle all i need is you all i need is a miracle all i need is you [ america by simon and garfunkel ] let us be lovers, we ll marry our fortunes together
assassinated a president. he said i want to clarify i m not an actor. i lie for a living. it s been a while and maybe it s time. ed: wow. ainsley: we did ask improper comments and ron said he should be arrested for those comments. maybe it s time for johnny to go to north korea and assassinate someone who joins such a fate kim jong un. i. ed: when was the last time he opened his mouth and said something intelligent. steve: keep sending your comments. president trump wants to keep immigrants from receiving welfare at least for five years. the left is freaking out. former secret service agent dan bongino said that s the price of the american dream. he knows a thing or two about that. he is joining us next. ainsley: interview you won t see anywhere else. hero who fought off terrorists on the london bridge with nothing but his bare hands what s the story behind green mountain coffee and fair trade?
astute leader. i am my leadership is recognized by many around the country, and that is why i am able to attract the support that i do. steve: nancy pelosi is great at raising money for her members. she is great at raising money. she is not good at winning. ed: that s why a rank and file democrats are scared of her. they need money to get reelected. say i am going to turn off the spigot. who is going to come up and raise all this money. that s kept her in power. while she was projecting that confidence, her aides were privately not so confident. suggested tweets to send out. steve: to defend her? ed: so much at stake. healthcare of millions on the line. most effective legislator in history. #stand with nancy. ainsley: they did not want you to know that they were sending this out. new york times reporter got her hands on one of these emails that staffers sending