he s also defending his family amid the special counsel s russia investigation, calling out his former personal attorney michael cohen as a liar and a pr guy, questioning climate change and boasting his own instinct for science. i m not sure what that is. firing off threats to leaders over immigration. all of that happened on the day the president had no scheduled events. he was successful at keeping himself in the headlines. that s what he loves to do. my panel is back with me. former senator bob torcelli, and bret stephens. in an interview with fox last night he blasted the fed chair. my biggest threat is the fed because the fed is raising rates too fast. and it s independent, so i don t speak to him, but i m not happy with what he s doing. it s going too fast. last inflation numbers are very low. help me out here, senator, he
this in what way, jonathan? reporter: this is interesting, because you have the l.a. times looking at this some depth, the l.a. times not a newspaper known for questioning climate change, they spoke with a range of scientists, with these fires you need to look the way we developed the land and design of homes being put on this land. one of them from the chaparral institute, says if we don t make changes there, the houses will keep burning down and people will keep dying. i don t believe that climate change discussion is helpful. so again, scientists saying it is not about climate change when you look at these fires but you can always find one scientist to say one thing, one to say another. one hand of economic advisors of former presidents, bill. bill: thank you, jonathan. from los angeles, thank you, sir. martha. martha: the latest on the investigation into the deadly attack at a crowded bus station in israel. horrible seen here scene here as a gunman opened fire.