when he was charged with no crime at all in the trump-russia probe. we ll talk to carter page about his warning that the obama administration s quote insidious, overuse of federal power now puts all-americans civil liberties at risk. also now this. former fbi director james comey, he is now trying toe flip the script on this whole story. tonight, top homeland security official ken cuccinelli on the state of emergency in kenosha county. lou: wisconsin. cuccinelli on this story, black people feeling unsafe in their communities. how to stop the outrageous happenings with people in their communities, african-american communities but do rioters, here is the story, do rioters have to set fire to another american city? do you have to burn down innocent homes and businesses in minority neighborhoods where minorities are fleeing burning buildings? do you have to do that to tell the world that your protest matters? fox news contributor byron york, former ambassador nikki haley at the
street rubber-necking. there can t be too many distractions because we ve had such a positive response to president trump, all the things he promised in his agenda, we need them to come true. they don t need to happen in a hundred dass or artificial timeline, but we ve got to be confident they will happen and this administration can t get too caught up in some of the other things. some of it s noise and some is not. but if they are distracted, then, particularly considering there are enough republicans against key parts of his agenda that he s got to deal with that. you don t want to get too distracted on other things. do you think this stuff is getting in the way and pushing it back? you know, he s a tenacious fella, as we know, president trump. he pushes forward and a little like patton, he wants to, you know, take over. he ll be in berlin in three days if he s not told to step back in a little bit. that said, there s a reality to legislation. if you talk to people on t
spending was five or six years ago and the air force is run down, the average aircraft 27 years, navy the smallest, army is run down and equipment around the world. you look around the world, the world is falling apart. we have to do the rebuild and do it fast. david: john, it sounds like an upgrade. no, we don t, the 54 billion is way too much. that would render the u.s. the 7th largest military end inspector in the world. we don t have a problem of spending too much on a military. we re spending too much on a military that has too much globally that is nothing to do with our national defense. cut defense spending and defend the u.s. david: rich, it s true as a percent of gdp our military spending is nowhere near where it used to be and nowhere near other countries. russia spends on the military and we spend half that, 3.3%, what do you think? yeah, ande don t even know what china s is. look, i agree with steve, that the threats in the world are changing and they re beco
street rubber-necking. there can t be too many distractions because we ve had such a positive response to president trump, all the things he promised in his agenda, we need them to come true. they don t need to happen in a hundred dass or artificial timeline, but we ve got to be confident they will happen and this administration can t get too caught up in some of the other things. some of it s noise and some is not. but if they are distracted, then, particularly considering there are enough republicans against key parts of his agenda that he s got to deal with that. you don t want to get too distracted on other things. do you think this stuff is getting in the way and pushing it back? you know, he s a tenacious fella, as we know, president trump. he pushes forward and a little like patton, he wants to, you know, take over. he ll be in berlin in three days if he s not told to step back in a little bit. that said, there s a reality to legislation. if you talk to people on t
spending was five or six years ago and the air force is run down, the average aircraft 27 years, navy the smallest, army is run down and equipment around the world. you look around the world, the world is falling apart. we have to do the rebuild and do it fast. david: john, it sounds like an upgrade. no, we don t, the 54 billion is way too much. that would render the u.s. the 7th largest military end inspector in the world. we don t have a problem of spending too much on a military. we re spending too much on a military that has too much globally that is nothing to do with our national defense. cut defense spending and defend the u.s. david: rich, it s true as a percent of gdp our military spending is nowhere near where it used to be and nowhere near other countries. russia spends on the military and we spend half that, 3.3%, what do you think? yeah, and we don t even know what china s is. look, i agree with steve, that the threats in the world are changing and they re be