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gary: i'm speechless. gary: this puts my ford truck to shame. james: i'll tell you, i might be a chevy guy now. (laughing) lou: president trump tonight host a group of republican senators at white house talking about the revised healthcare bill. this week's vote, expected to be delayed after senator mccain's surgery to remove a blood clot. there is a report this mccain will be out at least a week. there are other reports he should be out longer, joining us to discuss the president's latest out reach to senate republicans to supports of healthcare legislation, is administration's effort to get his make america great message back on track. ed rollins, serving in their presidential administrations, chief political adviser as well as the house republican leadership, the dean himself, pulitzer prize winning columnist, michael. -- michael we start with you, health care bill putting this on mccain's health concerns, suggesting this is a very tight margin. >> the report said there are two no votes, that is is. republicans cannot afford to lose a third.

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gary: i'm speechless. gary: this puts my ford truck to shame. james: i'll tell you, i might be a chevy guy now. (laughing) lou: president trump vowing to put the american worker first as he kicked off made in america week at the white house. manufacturers from all 50 state show case their product, anything from stetson hats to caterpillar tractors to gibson guitars. the president says better trade deals is the key the keeping uchght s. factories busy. >> every member of my administration shares the same gold goal. to provide a level playing field for american manufacturers and industries. lou: for more on international trade deals we are joined by the former house of the house intelligence committee. pete, it's great to have you with us. let's start with susan rice bailing on the house intelligence committee indefinitely, but at least for now. but still seemingly willing to talk to the senate intelligence committee, we are told. but a date uncertain as to when she would do that. are these two committees getting played here? >> they may be. but t

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gary: i'm speechless. gary: this puts my ford truck to shame. james: i'll tell you, i might be a chevy guy now. (laughing) >> retail sales dropping for the second straight month but amazon just sought the biggest prime day ever. are we close to announcing the death of the brick-and-mortar retail stores. >> we are heading in that that direction pretty quick. we have 6800 at the height of the recession. we are seeing a jobs loss that will dwarf manufacturing and retail. here is a real problem. it means in the next three years it will double in size. they are in a battle now. the thing that's bad about technology which retail might very will be in eventually it is happening a lot faster than the past. my fear that inequality gets worse and then the whole thing gets rode by bazaar permits and taxes. especially with what they just said there about making sure that they have good training program. this is for you. i think in light of what's going on here. we look at our regulatory codes to make sure that they can do as much as possible. it's small ent

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gary: i'm speechless. gary: this puts my ford truck to shame. james: i'll tell you, i might be a chevy guy now. (laughing) maria: welcome back. the obamacare repeal is dead at least for now. house republicans are on to tax reform. that was the topic when i sat down with speaker paul ryan thursday. he suggested the border adjustment tax will not be part of his tax reform plan which something he previously wanted. >> we think most of of all that is important is that we come to common ground on how to do tax reform so we can get it done in 2017. what i and other house leaders who have been pushing the border tax i still think it' the right way to go. but if it will stop us from getting tax reform done, we don't want that to happen, meaning the border ajust it's more important than anything that we get tax reform done because we think it' critical for strong economic growth. we want to go through and look at the details to see if there is a viabla viable -- a viable alternative to a border adjustment tax. looking at thanks rates and expensing. we wa

and in case you missed it here's the gary's world rewind. (james) good morning gary. we have a lot to talk about... and we didn't have a chance to talk about kd staying with the warriors and leaving some money on the table to do it. (james) good morning gary. we have a lot to talk about... and we didn't have a chance to talk about kd staying with the warriors and leaving some money on the table to do it. gary says everybody says it's a rarity that in the day in age anybody in durant's position doesn't take the full amount of money. he left 6-10 million dollars on the table. but gary says he can opt out next year and can make up to $35 million, so the money is coming he just has to wait a little bit for it. and speaking of money... he makes more with the endorsement deals... he made $35-$36 million in endorsements alone last year and now he's staying with the warriors, you've got to believe that those deals are just going to get bigger. gary says those guys are so close with their endorsements... curry with under armor and durant with nike, and those companies would pr

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