mark steyn, governor mike huckabee and michelle malkin. plus my opening statement is straight ahead. but first a few highlights from the president's big night in michigan. president trump: we need to elect more republicans so we can protect our cities, defend our borders and grow our economy and continue to make america great again. the democrats don't care about our military. they don't. they don't care and they don't care about our borders. i don't think they care much about crime. if you look at it. ms-13, they pour through. everybody pours through, and they want it. by the way, we are getting rid of ms-13 in record numbers. okay? record numbers. how about this guy comey? he said the other night the fake dirty dossier, he said the other night on fox, he said very strongly, no, i didn't know it was paid for by the democrats and hillary clinton. he didn't know that. how about that? they start something based on a document that was paid for by the dnc and hillary clinton. honestly, folks, let me tell you. it's a disgrace. we have got to ge

mark steyn, governor mike huckabee and michelle malkin. plus my opening statement is straight ahead. but first a few highlights from the president's big night in michigan. president trump: we need to elect more republicans so we can protect our cities, defend our borders and grow our economy and continue to make america great again. the democrats don't care about our military. they don't. they don't care and they don't care about our borders. i don't think they care much about crime. if you look at it. ms-13, they pour through. everybody pours through, and they want it. by the way, we are getting rid of ms-13 in record numbers. okay? record numbers. how about this guy comey? he said the other night the fake dirty dossier, he said the other night on fox, he said very strongly, no, i didn't know it was paid for by the democrats and hillary clinton. he didn't know that. how about that? they start something based on a document that was paid for by the dnc and hillary clinton. honestly, folks, let me tell you. it's a disgrace. we have got to ge

mark steyn, governor mike huckabee and michelle malkin. plus my opening statement is straight ahead. but first a few highlights from the president's big night in michigan. president trump: we need to elect more republicans so we can protect our cities, defend our borders and grow our economy and continue to make america great again. the democrats don't care about our military. they don't. they don't care and they don't care about our borders. i don't think they care much about crime. if you look at it. ms-13, they pour through. everybody pours through, and they want it. by the way, we are getting rid of ms-13 in record numbers. okay? record numbers. how about this guy comey? he said the other night the fake dirty dossier, he said the other night on fox, he said very strongly, no, i didn't know it was paid for by the democrats and hillary clinton. he didn't know that. how about that? they start something based on a document that was paid for by the dnc and hillary clinton. honestly, folks, let me tell you. it's a disgrace. we have got to ge

joining us now is mike huckabee, so happy he's here. hi, governor. how are you? >> i am doing great. great to be with you. congratulations on the success of the show. delighted to be here. >> laura: fantastic. thank you so much. let's talk about president trump style. he is in mar-a-lago. i guess they didn't come to any great conclusion about exempting japan from tariffs, meaning japan didn't give enough to the united states in order to be exempted from tariffs, so i love that trump is holding firm on that. on this issue of north korea, this is just, this is just so classic trump. he says he wants to be flexible but this thing isn't going the right way, he's out of there. what do you think? >> he is a guy, when he plays his cards, never really give his cards away. what he's doing is saying okay, pompeo came. we had a great visit. things went well. they set up is there. he wants to make it very clear he has some expectations. will his expectations be mapped? probably not. not completely. but it's historic and that he is bringing north korea closer to behaving like

mike huckabee. >>> up next, the race to replace ryan. ann coulter here to weigh in on the republicans and the rhinos. is there an inheritance in the republican party? do you really get to be a lame duck and then decide who your successor is? a little autocratic, i'd say. what do you say? we'll find out next. stay with us. . lou: joining me now, political commentator, best selling author ann coulter. ann, one of the country's greatest conservatives. good to have you with us. ann: good to be here. lou: let's start with this crazy report today. i think this is a foundation moment for the president. he has fired the director of the fbi, the inspector general's report today confirms that mccabe had to be fired and that the fbi's upper management and top officials are rancid with corruption. ann: yes. yes. it does point out that i'm glad trump didn't have his way on having sessions lead the investigation or appoint a special prosecutor to investigate the fbi. this independent counsel, hen hs the independent counsel under obama. he's probably a

mike huckabee. >>> up next, the race to replace ryan. ann coulter here to weigh in on the republicans and the rhinos. is there an inheritance in the republican party? do you really get to be a lame duck and then decide who your successor is? a little autocratic, i'd say. what do you say? we'll find out next. stay with us. lou: joining me now, political commentator, best selling author ann coulter. ann, one of the country's greatest conservatives. good to have you with us. ann: good to be here. lou: let's start with this crazy report today. i think this is a foundation moment for the president. he has fired the director of the fbi, the inspector general's report today confirms that mccabe had to be fired and that the fbi's upper management and top officials are rancid with corruption. ann: yes. yes. it does point out that i'm glad trump didn't have his way on having sessions lead the investigation or appoint a special prosecutor to investigate the fbi. this independent counsel, hen hs the independent counsel under obama. he's probably a d

joining us now is mike huckabee, so happy he's here. host of "huckabee" on trinity broadcasting network. how are you? >> i'm doing great. great to be with you, and congratulations on the success of the show. delighted to be here. >> laura: thank you so much. let's talk about president trump's style here. he's down there in mar-a-lago. they didn't come to any great conclusion about exempting japan from tariffs meaning japan didn't give enough to the united states to be exempted from tariffs. but on this issue of north korea, this is just -- this is so classic trump. he says he wants to be flexible but this thing isn't going the right way he's out of there. what do you think of this? >> he's a guy when he plays cards never gives his cards away. he's saying, pompeo came and we had a great visit and things went well. the set up is there. but he wants to make it clear he has expectations. will his expectations be met? probably not. not completely. but it's historic in that he is bringing north korea closer to behaving like a real country tha

mike huckabee is a fox news contributor. last i checked the family said 9:17 local time he was taken of the ventilator, was still breathing but they don't believe getting enough oxygen, they asked the hospital for help but it is over, the hospital says there will be no help and they won't let them go to another country or hospital, we are willing to take a chance on him. what do you make of this? >> the tragedy is this what happens when the government getting control of the healthcare system. people say that is not what it is about but it is, you need to see the doctor, works fine. if you have something serious the government makes decisions based on how much it will cost. in this case, a 23-month-old baby in liverpool and the government has decided he is not worth saving. i hate even to let those words come out of my mouth, there is no such thing as a disposable human being, and expendable worthless human being but that is the decision the british government has made, the italian government declared this boy to be a citizen

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governor mike huckabee is here on that. first, here's a fox news alert. toronto police say a tenth person has died after a man driving a rented van plowed into pedestrians in an incident disturbingly reminiscent of several ices inspire terror attacks, including last november on chelsea piers. we don't know what motivated the suspect, a canadian man named alex minassian, to jump the curb and mow down innocent bystanders in toronto. that is where molly line is tonight. good evening. speak a good evening. we are standing at the corner where this horrific attack began. the police at the area shuts down, the area secured. there expected to be here several days, coming over the extensive physical crime scene that lasts for several blocks. as you mentioned, there is nowhere yet on the mode of the horrific attack using a large white rental band to literally mow down pedestrians. one of the busiest streets in the city. the suspect has been identified as alex minassian, 25 years old from a nearby toronto suburb of richmond hill. dan lives were claimed, six people i

huckabee. you are outnumbered. >> outnumbered, outclassed and outfoxed. >> harris: that's cute. i like that. >> i am jealous. >> harris: cowboy boots. >> katie: of course i caught that. >> sandra: good to have you here. >> thank you, great to be back. >> sandra: president trump gearing one governors to deploy troops to the border mexico. in an attempt to crack down on illegal immigration until his long-promised border wall is constructed. homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen weighing in just this morning. >> we have a variety of recommendations that we have made. we have started the negotiations. i have spoken with all the governors. i will speak with them again today. but this is not -- out idea here is for this to be effective and productive and supportive of our mission. so, we are interested in what the governors think the answer is. those on the ground, certainly not agents and officials. and, of course, the guard bureau. we are working on that negotiation as we speak. >> sandra: f

i will discuss this with former arkansas governor mike huckabee again. north korea will suspend all nuclear tests ahead of the summit with south korea. president trump tweeting this, we're a long way from conclusion on north korea. maybe things will work out, maybe they won't. only time will tell. lots to talk about. but first french president emannuel macron just landing on american soil, making his way to washington to meet with president trump. do we have fox, he is good. we have fox news's doug mckelway at the white house. with more on the big state visit. doug. >> that's right, ashley. president macron touched down at joint base andrews as we speak. his motorcade pulled up to blair house. he and first lady of france will stay there before they board a helicopter for a trip across the potomac river where they dine at george washington's mount vernon where they will dine at the trump white house first state dinner tomorrow. president trump went to paris to enjoy bastille day, came away having a close personal relationship with mr. macron. he came away

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here to comment on this as well, mike huckabee. governor, good morning and happy easter. >> good morning. >> great having you this morning. >> happy easter to you guys. >> we'll get to that topic in a moment. let's start with, do you believe that attorney general session's appointment of a federal prosecutor to investigate fisa abuses is enough or do we need a special council? >> it's a good first start. this prosecutor will have subpoena power. he can file charges. he can do everything that needs to be done. the problem with a special prosecutor is as we are seeing with bob mueller, they tend to go off the rails and start chasing things and having an unlimited degree of scope. i think this is a good first start. jeff sessions can always go back and appoint a special prosecutor but once you cross that line, you can't uncross it. so this is the right move. >> i want to get your thoughts as well on roseanne. do you watch that show? governor, do you watch roseanne? do you watch roseanne? >> yes, i did. i thought it was kind of an inte

this is what mike huckabee says in terms of comey and the media being inconsistent. >> james comey has been inconsistent. the media has been inconsistent as have politicians but there is one consistency. the universally cannot stand donald trump. that is one thing that holds true. they thought james comey was the worst person imaginable. now that he has written this incredible fiction where he is basically breaking his arm patting himself on the back you would think he was the next mother teresa. what changed? james comey has turned on donald trump. they will never tell the things you outlined in terms of the accomplishment because it defies their narrative that he is not a capable and competent president but the record shows he is. heather: i wonder how other members of the fbi feel when they see this happening. regardless how you feel about the president. this does a disservice to america and all the people that live in america because it is distracting from the things that need to happen. >> we asked folks on social media. sarah said that the power go to his the top of the hour. he

steve: let's bring you are next guest mike huckabee. i can't think of a better way for a beautiful relationship to have you here talking about faith, family, and the community. i want to hand it over and see what your take is. where do we stand on the vital building blocks in america. >> your conversation with ainsley set it up. there was a time when a christian world view took over our country. what it meant was there was a basic understanding that some things were always right and some things were always wrong. morality wasn't relative. it was based on biblical truth of our culture. i'm a musician so i understand before you play a song you have to tune the instrument. you tune it to a standard. if you don't it won't be music it will be chaotic noise. we have gone from a time when we tuned our lives to the unchanging truth of the bible and now every person just tunes to their own emotions. we are living in an emotion based society. i listen to a lot of people who say i think, i believe, and i feel. that's not a tuning fork. so for fait

former arkansas governor mike huckabee added his $0.02 tweeting for once jim acosta is correct. he can exercise his first amendment rights and in doing so prove that yelling questions of the president during a children's event is what we expect from the south end of a northbound you'll. always a way with words. former pres. obama is relieved to no longer be president but he has been very vocal. >> former white house press secretary josh earnest gave us insight into that telling the hill, quote, it is obvious to most people watching that he is relieved to no longer be bearing the burden of the presidency. he unintentionally gave conservative a softball because wes like this are pouring in, went to the user writing so is the rest of america and another tweet says obama is relieved not to be president any longer, millions of others, i do my happy dance over that fact frequently. to be fair i'm sure democrats miss him. >> someone else is doing a happy dance, the family and student, to 20 top colleges. >> you are about to hear the pure joy as a high school student from texas found ou

amongst our guest tomorrow, chris wallace, governor mike huckabee. according to the rundown, the schedule i saw, shannon bream's live in her studio in washington, d.c., which is a palace. >> shannon: i should turn off my cell phone. good to see you. i turned it off. because my mom will call. i will get your message after the show, mom. brian, great show. i'm shannon bream. this is "fox news @ night." it could end up being president trump's late-breaking order to send the national guard to the border. the governors of border states retain control over the guard in their regions and that's where california comes in once again in its battle with this white house. tonight we are learning california governor jerry brown is reviewing the president's order and unlike the other border governors, he has not yet committed to it. brown has resistant moves like this one in the past, even under the obama administration. we have team coverage. griff jenkins. we begin with

and coulter and mike huckabee join us tomorrow night. good knight from new york. kennedy: get out now, republicans sound like phantoms from a horror movie but that's the new battle cry from fed up with republicans who want house speaker paul ryan to step down immediately. you know what? i agree. pack the bags, paul and don't let the door hit you. a number of unnamed gop lawmakers want him gone so his successor can take over before the midterms. one senior republican house member thinks he's going to be gone by the summer. and there's worry among donors that if he stays that could further divide the party. but just this morning paul stuck his finger in everybody's eye saying he has no plans to

huckabee weighed in on it weing ted's screws -- ted cruz exposes facebook hypocrisy for how they select content and restrict access to views they don't like. many of your colleagues don't know much about the inter-web. zuckerberg looked like an out of touch ceo who doesn't know what the people who work for him are doing, doesn't care about facebook users and cj says it would appear the ceo of facebook does not know very much about facebook. i did see a lot of comments that he handled the situation pretty well given the fact he was grilled for many hours and the topics were uncomfortable. it depends how you feel about zuckerberg and facebook. todd: since i joined for fox news i get limited to know engagement on my "fox and friends" fan page compared to when i was working at nbc. it is in real. >> mark zuckerberg did respond he understands where his concerns are coming from. >> don't mess with sarah sanders. >> the next topic. jillian: i thought todd was going to do that. >> very heated moment during white house press briefing when april ryan asked sarah huckabee sanders if the president

mark steyn, governor mike huckabee and michelle malkin. plus my opening statement is straight ahead. but first a few highlights fm

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let's welcome in former arkansas governor mike huckabee. good to see you this week. we had you on "outnumbered" yesterday. it is good to have you here this morning because this is the president speaking very firmly as he has for quite some time now about the problems in california and what that mayor did. he takes a major issue with that. >> i think maybe bob mueller need to look into obstruction of justice to oakland. the president is exactly right. if you are a person who aids and abets someone who is a criminal trying to escape the reach of the law, that is obstructing justice. it is keeping law enforcement from doing the job that they are charged to do. how could it be anything else? it could be aiding and abetting and obstruction. clearly it is a flaunting of the law. i don't know how these public officials get away with it or even justify it. because we don't live our country based on how we think, how we feel or how we personally believe. we are a country of laws. we don't like the laws, we can change them but we can't ignore them. >> sandra: you wonder where

>> sandra: many thanks to governor mike huckabee. always a pleasure to have you on the couch. any parting words? >> mike: i look forward to have matt coming back. no snarky words. >> sandra: we are back tomorrow. here's harris. >> harris: the president is in the air on air force one. two significant events we are following, this is "outnumbered: overtime." i'm harris faulkner. the president just boarded air force one. center left of your screen, he's about to take off on his way to west virginia for one of his roundtable discussions, as we have seen it happen time and time again. he will be meeting with the group of american citizens. what may come it's his decision to send the national guard to mexico. it's also developing, awaiting a briefing at the pentagon where we can actually hear more details about that plan to toughen americans america's boh mexico. the president wants to follow through on his vow by signing a proclamation to send the national guard immediately in response as "unacceptable flows of drugs." illegal immigrants coming across our border. unfettered. homela

mike huckabee. one thing we heard last night from juan hernandez is that americans need to be more compassionate about what is pouring across the border. let's listen to that. >> i was expecting president trump after easter sunday would have a more humanitarian, and christian attitude. we are talking about people from central america, they are looking for some type of help. asylum in the united states. >> martha: need to be nicer and more christian. >> it's a presumption if you are a christian, you are a chump and people and walk all over you. we have borders. every country has borders. i travel a lot internationally. i never go to a country where they say forget your passport. i never see that, including mexico where i was just a couple of months ago. this is absurd for us to think that america ought to be open borders. why on earth would we send the military anywhere on earth to try to fight for freedom or fight for some type of human rights in our own country, we just say we have no idea who is c

mike huckabee, great to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> what do you think of that, people who see these search warrants it was really the president who was the target and it was a search and destroyt mission. anything about that surprise you? >> not nothing surprises me because whilst would you coh go after michael cohen. you don't know breaking doors down and taking over people's computers and going into their homes, personal residences and upsetting their children because you think he might have made a campaign contribution, that is nonsense. this is clearly annin attempt t intimidate the president, to do everything possible to intimidate his attorney and most americans have a good sense of justice, they want their to be justice apply even if you are the president but they wanted to be applied equally and they don't see that happening, nobody busted down cheryl mills store, nobody went into home's house when anthony weiner had all kinds of information he shouldn't't have had on his computer. there is something tawdry about all this. >> is parties from the wall street journal edi

mark steyn, governor mike huckabee and michelle malkin. plus my opening statement is straight ahead. but first a few

joining is now fox news contributor, former arkansas owner mike huckabee. dan bongino. governor , i will scroll the compliments of the president. he mentioned them today. as you see them, it's never reported. not sometimes, not once in a while, never. denuclearization, putin pulled his ships out of syria. looks like he's capitulating. china, intellectual property, all of these accomplishments, not a single word, governor, and is always russia and stormy and whatever other bizarre thing this investigation is involved in. >> i was listening to your monologue, the one thing that really struck me was that there is a consistency. james comey has been incredibly inconsistent. the media has been inconsistent, as have politicians, about comey but there's one consistency. they all universally cannot stand president donald trump. and that's the one thing that holds true. they thought james comey was the worst person imaginable. now that he's written this incredible fiction where he's basically breaking his arm patting himself on the back, you would think he's the next mother tere

former arkansas governor mike huckabee had this to say this morning. >> a good for a start. the prosecutor will have subpoena power, he can file charges, he can do everything that needs to be done. the problem with the special prosecutor is as we are seeing with bob mueller, they typically go off the rails and have a limited degree of scope. it was a good first start. jeff sessions can always go back and appoint a special prosecutor. but once you cross the line, you cannot uncross it. this is the right move. >> garrett tenney joins us now from washington with more on this. >> one of the interesting things about the decision is the timing of it all. this week learn that back in november the attorney general appointed us attorney john huber from utah to begin investing allegation of surveillance abuse by the fbi and doj claims of antitrust bias at the institutions and review the handling of the investigation into hillary clinton's email server. he is well into the investigation at this point and has been working closely with the justice department inspector general. republican

and coulter and mike huckabee join us tomorrow night. good knight from new york. kennedy: get out now, republicans sound like phantoms from a horror movie but that's the new battle cry from fed up with republicans who want house speaker paul ryan to step down immediately. you know what? i agree. pack the bags, paul and don't let the door hit you. a number of unnamed gop lawmakers want him gone so his successor can take over before the midterms. one senior republican house member thinks he's going to be gone by the summer. and there's worry among donors that if he stays that could further divide the party. but just this morning paul stuck his finger in everybody's eye saying he has no plans to step down now. >> there's not that's come close to being able to raise the kinds of funds i have and still can raise for the majority. it's oob yousl obviously in yout to keeping the majority that every player is on the field raising for this majority and it makes no sense to take the biggest fundraiser off of the field. kennedy: nancy pelosi is also a former speaker of the h

mark steyn, governor mike huckabee and michelle malkin. plus my opening statement is straight ahead. but first a few highlights

governor mike huckabee is here on that. first, here's a fox news alert. toronto police say a tenth person has died after a man driving a rented van plowed into pedestrians in an incident disturbingly reminiscent of several

we'll have reaction with a-list guests including governor mike huckabee. join me for justice with judge jeanine. thanks forto joining us. laura ingraham is next. >> good evening. i'm laura ingraham. hundreds of illegal immigrants preparing to assault our border. and consult their attorneys. i will debate the head of the group advising illegals on how to get into the united states. plus, big mis big news from cons investigation. we'll share findings. also, the house chaplain has been dismissed. this is a huge controversy. a political firestorm. raymond arroyo has exclusive reporting. what did democratic candidates want from president trump?

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mike huckabee is here on that but first, this is a fox news alert. a 10th person has died after a man driving a

joining is now fox news contributor, former arkansas governor mike huckabee. nra tv contributor dan bongino. governor, i will scroll the accomplishments of the president.or he mentioned them today. as you see them, it's never reported. not sometimes, not once in a while, never. denuclearization, putin pulled his ships out of syria. n looks like he's capitulating. china, intellectual property, oo all of these accomplishments, not a single word, governor, and is always russia and stormy and whatever other bizarre thing this investigation is involved in. >> i was listening to your monologue, the one thing that really struck me was that there is a consistency. james comey has been incredibly inconsistent. the media has been inconsistent, as have politicians, about comey but there's one consistency. they all universally cannot stand president donald trump. and that's the one thing that holds true. they thought james comey was the worst person imaginable. now that he's written this incredible fiction where he's basically breaking his arm patting himself on the back,

let's talk about it with former arkansas governor mike huckabee. good to see you. >> good to see you. thanks for having me. >> shannon: what do you make of ed henry's reports? saying that it was the president who was the target and that it was a search and destroy mission. anything about that surprise yo you? >> not a thing surprises me because why else would you go after michael cohen? not for his campaign contributions. you don't go breaking doors down and taking over people's computers and going into their homes and personal residences and upsetting their children because you think he might have made a campaign contribution. that's just nonsense. this is clearly an attempt to intimidate the president. to do everything possible to intimidate his attorney. and i think most americans have a good sense of justice, shannon. they want there to be justice applied. even if you are the president. but they wanted to be applied equally and evenhandedly. they don't see that happening. nobody busted down cheryl mills door. nobody went into huma abedin's hous

she later was elected to serve as deputy council to the office of then-governor mike huckabee. and then she came to washington and -- which is where we met, serving as deputy down sthoifl nrcc, later went on to be counsel of the r.n.c. and served in the 2012 election. she's been act we've a numb of organization, junior league, federal society, rnla and is currently serving as chairman, chairwoman, of raga, republican attorneys general association. again, great to have you here leslie. mike hunter, i'm going to have to shorten your resume, you've done a lot of things. great to have you attorney general, appointed last year, february 20, by the governor of oklahoma to be attorney general, filling out scott pruitt's attorney general position and he went on to bigger and better things. we'll hear more about that later, hear from him later on today. general hunter served as first assistant attorney general before he was a.g. he was c.o.o. of the a.b.a., not the american bar association, it's the american bankers association, along with frank keating of oklahoma. he was secretary of

joining us this morning is pete hegsett and mike huckabee. thank you for joining us. >> great to see you. >> maria: joining the conversation, larry kudlow is with us this morning. also, new york congressman lee zelden is joining the conversation as well. first, there's this. facebook reveals up to 87 million users may have been affected in the cambridge analytica data scandal. that's nearly double what was first reported by the company. mark zuckerberg reflected on what his company could have done better during a phone call with reporters yesterday. >> it's clear now that we didn't do enough. we didn't focus enough on preventing a abuse and thinking through how people could use these tools to do harm as well. and that goes for fake news, foreign interference in elections, hate speech, in addition to developers and data privacy. we didn't take a broad enough view of what our responsibility is and that was a huge mistake. it was my mistake. >> maria: this coming as zuckerberg is set to appear before the house energy and commerce committee for t

mike huckabee had this reaction. on all the other channels everybody is talking about the book and how great it is we are getting this dirt on the president. the media have been inconsistent, mike huckabee says. and here's the sound b bite. >> james comey has been incredibly inconsistent. of the media has been inconsistent as have politicians about comey. there is one consistency. they all universally cannot stand president donald trump. that's the one thing that holds true. they thought james comey was the worst person imaginable. now that he has written this incredible fiction, where he is basically breaking his arm, patting himself on the back, you would think he was the next mother teresa. what changed? changed was that james comey now has turned on donald trump and that has the media all in a -- just a complete froth because they are excited about that. steve: they are excited. we are going to talk to kellyanne conway at the white house about 20 minutes from now. get the official white house reaction. we have lo

she later was elected to serve as deputy counsel to the office of then governor mike huckabee and then she came to washington. that's where we met. you were with the nrcc and then counsel of the rnc and served during the 2012 presidential election, active with a number of organizations, junior league, n.r.a., federal society and most important nlra and the raga, republican attorney general association. and mike connor, i'm going to have to shorten the resume'. you've done a lot of things. and grit to have you, appointed last by governor of oklahoma to fill out scott pruitt's attorney general position and he went on to bigger and better things. and we'll hear from him later on today. general hu assistant attorney general, and coo of the aba, not american bar association, the american bankers association. along with former governor frank keating of oklahoma. land office of oklahoma, coo of the american council of life insurance, acli. he served as the oklahoma secretary of state and was chief of staff to then congressman jc watts. i like jc's first name, by the way. and was general couns

[laughter] that's the presidents and here is former governor of arkansas mike huckabee sir general you like to see mr. trump unscripted but do you like these sudden new tariffs threatened on china? i think president is getting undivided attention and not on behalf of the u.s. but on behalf of every country in the world with with whom china trades but finds themselves on short end of the cheating stick so if this results long-term in a more fair agreement for the u.s. and the rest of the world, then i think what he's dong is absolutely the right course. we have played the chump long muff to i'm happy to do it and happy to see him throw notes away. that's classic to be a speech writer for trump would be useless to be a butcher at a vegan convention because he rarely is going to use the script that someone hands him and he's going to go off on his own i think that's what a lot of americans find charming about him. >> i'm sure you've followed progress of the boarder dispute sending two to 4 thorks national guards people to the border. but look at this we've got this report here. that illeg

joining us now mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas. governor, where am i going wrong here? i say end this thing right now. >> stuart, you've never gone wrong. today you're right yet again. it's just disgusting. i think the country is utterly exasperated with it. nothing has come of it, it's been over and over shown there has been no collusion. the fact that these comey memos came out showing that the president was actually saying to the fbi director look into this, let's get this out in the open so that we can clear the deck. you don't say that if you have any anxiety that if they did open the record, they'd find something. yeah, i think people are sick of it. stuart: the democrats want to use it as a bludgeon against the president in november. >> what else have they got? they can't say these tax consistents that put more money in your -- tax consistents that put more money in your pocket, those are bad for you. we want to take that money back, we want to spend it our way, not your way. i mean, that's no message. a lot of them are going to have a hard time defending their v

and the president answered, look, i'm working on it mike huckabee says, look, the fact that this president is bringing north korea closer, this is historic. >> he's a guy when he plays cards never really gives his cards away. what he is saying okay, pompeo came. we had a great visit. things went well. the set-up is there. he wants to make it clear he has some expectations. will his expectations be met? probably not. not completely. but, it's historic in that he is bringing north korea closer to behaving like a real country than anyone in our lifetime has been able to do. and that really is progress. brian: it is. it's just amazing, too. most people who aren't just blind with partisanship are saluting the president's tactics to this point that brought us to this point while the president is smart enough to say i'm not going to raise expectations. we can't even pick a spot right now to have a june summit. also in the back drop, they are also talking about north korea, south korea armistice. ending the korean war. steve: that would be great. brian: the conflict ended in '53 but we never signe

case in point with the secretary of state, mike pompeo's confirmation yesterday, sarah huckabee sanders releases a photograph of secretary of state meeting with north korean dictator kim jong-un several weeks ago. off, lands in brussels, tells reporters that this was the first stop you wanted to make. he is then going to head to jordan, saudi arabia, and israel. was a lot of differences between rex tillerson, and u.s. ambassador nikki haley. she sat in on the new this is a big weekend in washington, the white house correspondents dinner, a law of the blue checkmarks will be gathered here. president trump will break with tradition again and not attend, but it really does -- he is mb,her very sick or very du that is the president on james lot thatthere are a would agree with him and many democrats that are rolling their eyes about comey, they are not saying it publicly. tom: kevin, appreciate it. withnt press conference the german chancellor this afternoon. we would have on our desk of the gentlemen in business who is without question in america most attached to korea, he has been a membe