-lemonis: charlie? -charlie: that's a good one. chuck: i'm not sure about the yellow and the purple. in some areas, it's harsh for me. woman #4: so this is inspired by moroccan tiles. charlie: oh, wow. mary ellen: i love it, how you have it placed on the towel. chuck: i love the color palette. i'm not crazy about the print at all. mary ellen: historically, we sell to the buyer's needs, and that buyer is a middle-aged, older mind-set. and you're fantastic at selling them, but if we want to move forward and capture a younger audience, i think what you've done is beautiful. lemonis: what i will tell you, chuck, what does concern me, is you fall back to older a lot. any designer has to have an open mind about everything because designing is a collaboration, and after seeing the way he reacted to the work, it told me right there and then -- this guy can't lead the design process. i think my biggest concern with the company is the design process. it really has, historically, just been you coming up with ideas. chuck: without a question o

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we will get into that book a little later. >> charlie: you have to call me charlie, not charles. >> harris: i don't know! it's on the book, apparently. he went with -- >> charlie: it sound so adult-like. >> capri: those socks are not adults, i'm adding you right now. >> harris: are you running in a race later? >> charlie: what's wrong with my shoes? [laughter] i left my high heels in my room. >> harris: perfect. we will move on. alex acosta under intense pressure to step down amid renewed scrutiny of a plea deal he cut for jeffrey epstein. that deal let epstein avoid federal prosecution for prior allegations that he molested teenage girls. meanwhile, a woman has now come forward with new disturbing allegations against epstein, telling nbc that he had pleaded not guilty this week to charges of sex trafficking, sexually assaulted her when she was just 15. >> very forcefully, brought me to the table, and i just did what he told me to do. i was just scared. i didn't necessarily think he was going to rape me. >> harris: kristin fisher outside the white house with the latest. >> harris, presiden

most everybody called him big charlie. bambi called him daddy. >> daddy loved hunting and fishing and he always had fish fries and oyster roasts. always people down at the barn. >> you call your stepfather daddy? >> uh-huh. >> easily do that. uh-huh. i have always called him daddy. >> big charlie was a deacon at church and he started a small business selling and installing glass. converting the old tobacco barn into his shop. bambi's bomb diane worked as a secretary in the public schools. they were a respected, happy couple. salt of the earth. >> she was the backbone of that family. >> bambi's cousins jessica and amy loved their aunt diane. >> if your car literally stopped in front of their house or broke down, she would go and make sure you had a meal or you were warm and while she was doing that big charlie would be like fixing the car. >> good mom? >> fabulous mom. >> outstanding. >> i mean, her biggest thing was she wanted to make sure her kids were protected and their hearts were protected. >> and her daughter bambi w

charlie: oh, yeah. liz: we have elizabeth warren the senator from massachusetts tweeting minutes ago, here it is folks. we already knew that the federal trade commissions $5 billion settlement with facebook is a drop in the bucket penalty. the fine print proves that it's a joke. charlie: see now that's one thing. remember the government is now taking another step to do some sort of broader crackdown on tech and what we were kind of hearing is that listen they are going to say they will create some mechanism where people can complain to the government if they believe that these google and these facebooks and being anti-competitive and squeezing them out of the marketplace, so i have to say this. this is real key. you can report this after the fact all you want and i notice every network doing that. the fact that we gave you that first means that if you wanted to trade that stock you could trade that stock before and with the that information and you got to thank lidia for that. liz: charlie we thank you

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final thoughts, charlie? >> well, they have to be here, because you're not going to win if you don't take michigan, so all of a sudden we are the middle of this whole thing. that's why they are here. just talk the truth. bussing is 1974. the buses don't run on time. give me something real, and at least tell us you know how we are living. don't come in here all pampered up in your girdles and her makeup and your throw in mind, let us know you know. >> sandra: charlie, great to hear from you and thank you for the work that you do. >> thank you. >> sandra: here tonight, brit hume, fox news senior political analyst. you were watching on and you are waiting these debates to happen as well. leaving after this, this ongoing feud with elijah cummings, it has continued to roll on. the president was asked today when he was departing for virginia whether or not is a strategy that is deploying, and here was his response. >> there's no strategy. i have no strategy. there is zero strategy. all that is is i'm pointing out f

charlie, your head is going to pop off, you are shaking it so hard. what is going on? >> it is strange they want to boycott the single country in middle east when all three religions have representation in government, only country in middle east that has gay pride parade and only country where women can serve in government and there has been female prime ministers time and time again and they want to lift pressure on iran and put pressure on israel. very strange foreign policy doctrine. different from d.c., and one against traditional proven american foreign policy to stand with our greatest ally in the middle east. >> harris: jessica. >> jessica: i disagree. john lewis, civil rights icon, she's laid out on twitter her reasoning for not going along with the squad on this aeveryon should look at it. israel is our greatest ally in the region. there is something more complicated going on right now, how jews are being used as political football. after president trump engaged in racist tweets, telling those four women to go back to where they came from, he then followed tha

charlie: that's a great point. the other point i want to make just to follow-up to susan's question is we should point out and i don't mean to politicize this, not saying there's anything wrong with the democrat s but all of the state a g's that sued were democrats. now we could say all of the state ag's that signed off on the consent decree are republicans but brendan, you'd agree you're a republican, there is a political sort of dynamic here, am i missing something, on this suit, that state ag's who are democrat or are looking to block something that the trump adminitration thinks is free market and good for 5g and other issues? >> well we certainly are seeing a little bit of partisan opposition to the transaction but a lot of bipartisan support, so democrat congresswoman from california is reactive on tech and telecom supported former democrat federal communications commission colleague of mine supports it, so i think when you take politics out of it, and really do what we're supposed to do which is look at the

charlie: it's not out of the question. australia would not be our top market, but we believe the product linzie itself well to expanding internationally. we are researching new markets, but the best -- vast majority of our focus is in north america. paul: you do have competitors listed on the asx. the territory is getting a bit crowded. how do you differentiate yourself? thosee: every one of companies has a little bit different viewpoint which helps with the competitive landscape. to lend itself into the high-value space. zip is not present in our landscape in the competitive set. it's really us and after pay. the way we face the competition in the united states, almost to the extent that were seen as a social impacts product. paul: with these new products you are entering into uncharted territory to a degree. you have attracted attention of one of the regulators for suspected noncompliance -- are you confident you will not run into these sort of difficulties? charlie: it's different than here in australia. of course when

so i knew if i was going to talk to someone in the media, it would be charlie. >> reporter: it didn't hurt that charlie is a former altar boy himself. >> in the name of the father and the son, the holy spirit. >> reporter: he has a brother in seminary and three kids in catholic school. >> i wanted to tell you, i was so proud how you did in reading and math today. >> reporter: shavon says that's one reason she trusted him to take on the bishop. >> i just have never, ever doubted he was the right person to work with, and that's been a blessing. >> i had a, what i think, a wonderful, trusting, working relationship with shavon. and was i shocked when she took that particular approach? yes. >> reporter: i mean, she betrayed you, but she betrayed you for the truth, right? >> but, to tell you the truth, and this is my recollection, there was never a time when she said, bishop, we need to sit down and really talk about this. >> reporter: did you ever confront the bishop? >> i did. twice in writing. he was always very eager to placate me, to tell me not to worry about it, that it wasn't my con

and we can speak to charlie yaxley u.n.h.c.r. spokesperson for libya charlie thank you for joining us do you have any more information on what is happening now at this migrant center in tripoli. well currently a rescue operation is underway and we know the least 40 people have died in last night's airstrikes dozens more injured and the death toll is in fact likely to reach even higher as that rescue operation goes on u.n.h.c.r. teams on the ground and off staff are providing aid and medical care to the survivors and they tell us to survive as a rule deeply traumatized by what's happened fearful what could have happened to them i mean the thing is this was something that was easily predictable just 2 months ago u.n.h.c.r. came out calling for this detention center to be evacuated after a similar airstrike hit a roof injuring 2 of the detainees and no action was taken since we made that call and sadly people have paid the price with their life last night this was a horrific attack charlie libya we should say is not only a transit c

and we can speak to charlie yaxley u.n.h.c.r. spokesperson for libya charlie thank you for joining us do you have any more information on what is happening now at this migrant center in tripoli. well currently a rescue operation is underway and we know the least 40 people have died in last night's airstrikes dozens more injured and the death toll is in fact likely to reach even higher as that rescue operation goes on u.n.h.c.r. teams on the ground and off staff are providing aid and medical care to the survivors and they tell us to survive as a rule deeply traumatized by what's happened fearful what could have happened to them i mean the thing is this was something that was easily predictable just 2 months ago you and came out calling for this detention center to be evacuated after a similar airstrike hit a roof injuring 2 of the detainees and no action was taken since we made that call and sadly people have paid the price with their life last night this was a horrific attack charlie libya we should say is not only a transit coun

charlie, zerlina, and ben are with me. foreign policy is turf that joe biden we have seen historically is comfortable fighting on in the public square. this is a strong statement. it's a statement, a written statement here. this is not something he's delivering at a speech yet. but is this an area where biden has an opportunity to pick a fight where he might be able to showcase what he wants democratic voters to be seeing in terms of a contrast between him and trump? >> yes. and general election voters, you know, asking whether or not you actually want a president who knows what he's doing, who actually has a strategy or somebody who thinks that nuclear diplomacy is somehow a reality tv show. in fact, i'm old enough to remember when republicans would've been absolutely appalled at the level of appeasement and sucking up to a thuggish dictator that you saw over the weekend. so, yes, this is a vulnerability for somebody like joe biden to exploit. >> that said, ben, we have the clips there. every democratic candidate had some

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now at 29 charlie hemphrey feels he has plenty of time left at the top of the game. he has been through more lows than most players of his age and credit is a throwaway remark from his wife to get through those days. somewhere in tuscany after a few bottles of wine she said something to me that i have never forgotten. it was, play the game that you want to play. i had perhaps falle n that you want to play. i had perhaps fallen away from that. still looks to improve on the areas i am not so strong at, but never forget what you are good at. he is good at scoring runs. glamorgan are in the hunt for promotion since —— for the first time since 2005. he will return to australia in the winter having completed his first full year as a professional cricketer. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. this welcome to our look ahead at what the papers are going to be bringing as tomorrow. kevin schofield, and kate proctor are adjoining me. we will catch up in a moment. first a quick look at what the front pages are seeing at the moment. that prime minist

and days i have received charlie's e-mail with the seat. we're looking for the man received the email from the n.g.i. i believe is in here and so she alone it's nice to meet she let me through that so you look at structure of molecules on computer models as well as in real life clinically sure yes in your family what you do for us that's a fluke out there and i think if this sporting event best sleep 3 dimensional structure. they give us all these compounds that see the compounds and imagine this is the seed that came from the n.d.i. d.n.d. eyes seed is 17 parts carbon 4 parts nitrogen 15 parts hydrogen and one part chlorine connected into this unique shape. this combination and shape closely fits and binds to a vulnerable spot on the leash mania parasites interfering with their mechanics by so far an iron mechanism but the fit could be better it's like fitting a key to a lock by intelligent trial and error 1.0 is a shop for food fight this is simple ok this is not a sin but you don't have to be a chemist to say that this doesn't look like

that dish hasngs for it is this massive spectrum that charlie has been sitting on. he had a deadline on that coming up next year. that has been extended, and he has made commitments. he says by the end of 2023, is new network will cover 70% of the u.s. population. he has also talked specifically about the number of customers they will cover, the kind of broadband they will roll out. they said they would pay a $2.2 billion fine if they cannot make these things happen. so he has a lot at stake here. vonnie: he is the spectrum cowboys. amber: a lot at stake, but you have to imagine a lot of execution risk. they have never done this before, have never been a wireless operator. >> they are obviously a national cable operator. charlie ergen says this reminds them of the time that they first enter that market in 1995 and there was a lot of skepticism about what they could do in that market. he is using that as an inspiration. remember, they have all of that spectrum they are obviously a nl cable operator. charlie ergen says this reminds them of the time that, but theyt a l

and charlie breaks it on a possible breakthrough in the t-mobile/sprint deal. less than an hour to the closing bell on this tuesday. let's start the "countdown." liz: we have this breaking news we need to get right to you. we are getting the latest statistics out of the gulf of mexico. the u.s. government is now saying that hurricane barry chopped off 58% of crude production and 51% of natural gas output. you can see, though, oil is dropping by about 3% in the aftermarket. if you look at these two stories, number one, barry, workers are slowly returning to the production platforms, 171 of those platforms were evacuated due to the storm. but president trump's positive spin specifically on a couple of issues here, and what do you see here, his positive spin on iran today is actually putting pressure on the commodity, turning tailwinds into headwinds at least for prices. we also had secretary of state mike pompeo saying the iranians are ready to do some dealing, some negotiating, some talking, so of course, we have oil dropping precipitously. the dow, though, is j

and days i have received charlie's e-mail with the seat. we're looking for the man who received the email from d.m.g. i i believe is in here and so she alone it's nice to meet she let me have that so you look at structure of molecules on computer models as well as in real life clinically sure yes in your family what you do for us that sort of look out there and i think it's this point of a vessel's the 3 dimensions are structure no. biggie for us all these compounds that just see the compounds and imagine this is the seed that came from the n.d.i. the n.d.i. seed is 17 parts carbon 4 parts nitrogen 15 parts hydrogen and one part chlorine connected into this unique shape. this combination and shape closely fits and binds to a vulnerable spot on the leash mania parasites interfering with their mechanics by so far unknown mechanism but the fit could be better it's like fitting a key to a lock by intelligent trial and error with a sharp. knife this is simple ok this is not a sin but you don't have to be a chemist to say that this doesn't look l

charlie, nadler is declaring an impeachment inquiry. when you hear folks in support of the impeachment talks. it sounds like they feel they're heading in the right direction. let's start with what we know of the information of the house judiciary committee is looking for to boost their case. >> charlie? >> yes, they are and what this is today they are asking the judge -- robewhat mueller gathe. the question of whether democrats will open an impeachment in query, they're trying to move past that question. they're saying herbalessentiall are doing that. the court filings say we need this information because we are considering whether to file article of impeachment against the president and we are using our full article one impeachment investigative authorities for that. we had this debate you referred to and which house democrats have been trying to do whether they want to have a former vote to say we are officially opening an impeachment in query. some people are worried of moderate democrats, and purple district were put in danger for d

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charlie's angels buys into theaters this november. authorities in sweden want to detain wrapper asap rocker after he was involved in a street fight. the fight which was partially caught a camera occurred these are-year-old appeared as a music festival in stockholm. two bodyguards were arrested. a detention hearing could be held today. >>> spiderman fans treated to a spectacular tooted to the website and italy. the piazza san marco and i don't live it up with images of the superhero to celebrate the release of the spider and we which features shot which peter several seen sought in the movie. spiderman far from home is in theaters now. that is the i an entertainment. cris martinez, cbs news los angeles >>> it looks liketo coliseum and imagine a matchup and it is all coming up. >>> taking a look outside this is the city of san jose city 6 degrees of is friday morning. it is for: 52. we will be right back. >>> hopefully it will go fourth of july. daytime highs are warmer. is uber santa clara. 86 in morgan hill with that sunshine. topping

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charming charlie is back in bankruptcy. >> have you ever shopped in charming charlie? >> yes, i've been in there, it's lovely. >> is it a gift shop? >> it's all stuff for women. >> they are shutting down, going out of business. >> oh, i see. >> she actually does see. big sale signs in the window, smaller signs inside. the merchandise being picked over. all the charming charlie stores are closing between now and the end of next month. gift cards can no longer be used online and will be no longer accepted in stores after august 14th. gift card girlfriend shelly hunter says it's time to hustle if you have one of the store's gift cards. >> if you have a charming charlie gift card you need to get to the stores right away. first of all the company is no longer selling on the website. gift cards will only be acceptable through august 14th. the stores are in liquidation so much of the merchandise has been picked over. re shlesa don't panic but keep that in mind. >> oftentimes a company will close an underperforming store. so i don't want you to be alarmed by one particular bra

and we can speak to charlie yaxley u.n.h.c.r. spokesperson for libya charlie thank you for joining us do you have any more information on what is happening now at this migrant center in tripoli. well currently a rescue operation is underway and we know the least 40 people have died in last night's airstrikes dozens more injured and the death toll is in fact likely to reach even higher as that rescue operation goes on you n.h.l. teams on the ground and off staff are providing aid and medical care to the survivors and they tell us to survive as a rule deeply traumatized by what's happened fearful what could have happened to them i mean the thing is this was something that was easily predictable just 2 months ago you and came out calling for this detention center to be evacuated after a similar airstrike hit a roof injuring 2 of the detainee and no action was taken since we made that call and sadly people have paid the price with their life loss like this was a horrific attack charlie libya we should say is not only a transit countr

charming charlie is back in bankruptcy. >> have you ever shopped in charming charlie. >> yes, i've been in there, it's lovely. >> is it a gift shop? >> it's all stuff for women. >> they are shutting down, going out of business. >> oh, i see. >> she actually does see. big sale signs in the window, smaller signs inside. the merchandise being picked over. all the charming charlie stores are closing between now and the end of next month. gift cards can no longer be used online and no longer accepted in stores after august 14th. gift card girlfriend says it's time to hustle if you haven wo of store's gift cards. >> if you have a charming charlie gift card you need to get to the stores right away. first of all the company is no longer selling on the website. gift cards only acceptable through august 14th. the stores are in liquidation so much of the merchandise has been picked over. >>> an estimated 1400 retails w year. a staggering amount and a record. shelley says don't panic but keep that in mind. >> oftentimes a company will close an underperforming store. i don't care you to panic when y

charlie is right. it is the people who wear the cloth of the republic that make our freedoms possible. and there is no greater show of respect than to see them flyho above us and to see them parade down our streets and for us to thank them at least once a year for our liberty, gregg.in >> gregg: you know, behind you is the lincoln memorial and the washington -- they would be scratching their heads if they saw the reaction. >> they would be horrified. >> gregg: absolutely. >> look, it will be on the lincoln memorial, abraham lincoln had his flaws too, he over oversaw horrible things. against native americans purity remember him for his merits and his virtues, they superseded anything he did incorrectly. in this revisionist history of the left, it is so morally reprehensible. we saw it to rear its head with the betsy ross episode with nike. and we see it with a demagogue towards the military. we must remember our founding fathers and thank them that we are able to exist in w the greatest nation of the hi

charlie, thank you very much. we'll see charlie tomorrow from sun valley. the dow still holding 27,000. speaking of jeff bezos, jeff bezos's amazon stock on the move. but look at it right now after passing the $1 trillion market cap level earlier today, is just slightly below it in this final hour of trade, but that's not what has the street abuzz. closing bell is ringing in 26 minutes. coming up, the major investment, the everything store is making in helping humans protect their jobs from the artificial intelligence revolution. it is descending upon amazon. don't forget to download and rate and listen to my podcast, everyone talks to liz. it's on google podcast, apple podcast, fox news podcasts.com. the story today, i have already gotten so many compliments on this one and real nice feedback. "the claman countdown" is coming right back. -driverless cars... -all ground personnel... ...or trips to mars. $4.95. delivery drones or the latest phones. $4.95. no matter what you trade, at fidelity it's just $4.95 per online u.s. equity trade. 4 out of 5 people wh

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charles: before i go back to charlie, one second, charlie, i saw an article blew me away in the "washington post." more than six in 10 mexicans say migrants are a burden to their country. they take jobs and benefit should belong to mexicans. 55% majority, support deporting mexicans that travel through mexico to reach the united states. that is shocking. >> why? charles: it is not shocking that people believe that it is shocking as i read this, if it came from the lips of donald trump right now they would say it was a racist comment. >> why? charles: you don't think media said if donald trump said this? essentially isn't donald trump more or less saying this? >> no. charles: no? >> that is really not the way i see it. i think people, once you're here, once you're here legally, allowed to work -- charles: operative legally, right? >> it is. charles: i'm saying though the idea at that people think this sort of migration into their country can hurt them economically, it is amazing. >> they do think that. i have seen the polls. i know you're accurate what you're citing, i have to tell you realit

on apple podcast, charlie kirk. all right, always great fun when you two are around. who wants to start? >> i don't mind starting here. you brought up some very significant facts. i have other facts -- steve: do you have alternative facts? >> not alternative facts, i've got facts to add to your argument. look, we have an increase of 169% in unaccompanied minors the last eight years. over the last five years, there's been an increase of 620% in family units. this is when the cartels and human traffickers figured out there was a loophole in our system with the flores agreement, right? and we also have right now a 1700% increase in claims over the last -- steve: an amazing number. >> it used to be 1 out of every 100 people applied for asylum, right? now it's like 1-2 out of every 10. so this is really incredible, and this is what we're up against as a nation. not only does it affect us, and i've said this before, steve, but it affects the people that are being trafficked into this country and brutalized as they come on

back with us, charlie gasparino, jillian and lindsay. lindsay, looking at those fund totals, i don't know how closely they follow poll numbers or debate performances. this does include last week at least would include the debate so that might have moved some of these, siphoned off what was a steady flow for the former vice president but it's revealing. what do you think? >> i think so, too. remember, biden, he's missing two or three weeks of fund-raising because he joined in april, which was well into the second quarter. neil: very good point. >> maybe he would have had more than pete buttigieg. the knock against him is he has wealthy donors versus sanders who has your average day people. neil: buttigieg has 400,000 followers now. >> exactly. but you know what? biden, the news out on him is that he's starting the lose some of these wealthy investors. but it might not be so certain because you've got the paramount ceo coming out today saying he will throw some events for him, then he's got a bunch of other events coming up here in new yor

in 2013 having been rejected by essex, charlie thought his time had run out. he decided to up his time had run out. he decided to up steaks, head out to australia, pay a bit of cricket and make a fresh start in between training and pain he is scratching a living. working mornings and evenings, getting these pains in and out.- the same time, his cricket career was taking off. scarring so many runs, the queens and giving him his first debut. he wanted the domestic competition known as the sheffield shield, top scoring in the first innings of the final. last season it was the highest scoring englishmen in the sheffield shield, it led to a long—overdue opportunity in english cricket to be exact, here in wales. it shows that actually you can have things, they will not just it shows that actually you can have things, they will notjust be a really simple progression through your career really simple progression through yourcareerand it really simple progression through your career and it does not necessarily mean that you would get, we have signed him to be somebod

charlie is right. it is the people who wear the cloth of the republic that make our freedoms possible. and there is no greater show of respect then to see them fly above us and to see them parade down our streets and for us to think them at least once a year for our liberty, gregg. >> gregg: behind you is the lincoln memorial and the washington -- they would be scratching their heads if they saw the reaction. >> they would be horrified. >> gregg: absolutely. >> it will be on the lincoln memorial, abraham lincoln had his flaws too, he over oversaw horrible things. remember him for his merits and his virtues, they superseded anything he did incorrectly. in the history of the left, so morally reprehensible, we saw it to rear its head with the betsy ross episode with nike, and we see it with a demagogue towards the military paid we will must remember our founding fathers and thank them that we are able to exist in the greatest nation of the history of the world. >> gregg: good to see you both, thank you so

it's destroying them. >> to answer your question, charlie. our colleague happens to have a timely panel with republican women voters, primary voters -- well, all voters i should say -- in dallas. and they like it. they liked what he had to say. they agree with him. here is a little portion of the interview. we'll play the longer version later in the hour. here's just a taste. >> even though they're american now, so to speak, they're not acting american. >> i'm glad that the president said what he said because all they're doing is they're -- it's they're inciting hate and division. >> there's a lot more of that. he's giving voice to their feelings. >> those women, i guess, were from dallas or suburban dallas. they just lost a congressman. he lost. and i think a lot of it, like other members in suburban areas, i can tell you women with a college degree are not really enamored with this language. i'm not sure how they found that group for the focus discussion. but those views were not representative of what i've been hearing of a lot of women in

. >> i would like to think charlie moore as our in-house counsel. he joins us to talk about tech and law. charlie, the founder and ceo of rocket lawyer. one of the few supporters i can find of libra. are you supporting facebook doing cryptocurrency? >> do i support facebook doing cryptocurrency? it serncertainly has some advantages. i definitely support block chain technology, i think it is transiti transformati transformative. i think it has massive potential. i am a lawyer and i also support regulations. >> should i have pause? i guess facebook is big enough to do it but are they the right company to do it? >> facebook is one of the right companies to be doing it. just to frame it a little bit, they are doing something called libra and the libra alliance, that's not for profits. libra is the currency itself and something for profit that david marcus a smart guy that used to run paypal is in charge of as well. i think you know david marcus who's a guy that knows a lot about digital currency, can have about a billion dollars as i do of calculation.

dan, charlie, thank you. we appreciate you joining us. chaos in the streets of portland, oregon, with antifa attacking yet again another conservative. trace gallagher will be here with the report. in tomi lahren and pam bondi will be here to discuss the alarming trend of conservatives facing the threat of violence from anti-trump resistance. we will be right back. stay with us. ♪ ♪ >> jason: welcome back to "hannity," journalist andy ngo was brutally assaulted by the far left antifa this weekend. for attempting to videotape the group while they were out at a rally. fox news correspondent trace gallagher joins us live from the west coast newsroom with the latest. trace. speak of these were dueling protests of very different sides as hundreds of liberal protesters but only a few dozen conservatives. when conservative journalists andy ngo went to the liberal demonstration he was attacked by a group of masked individuals who kicked him, punched him, and peppered him with milk shakes that police say contain quick drying cement. police offi

do you think we'll get many apologies from the media along the way, charlie? >> there won't be any number of apologies near the number of the stories that joe just listed out. it is astonishing because all of the stories were based on fundamental lies peddled by democrats. remember adam schiff telling us again and again, he had this evidence.er there is evidencedoll the public doesn't know yet. but they all knew. all of that turned out to be lies. you know when i got in this business 20, 25 years ago, i got into it because int believed in the truth and i believed in exposing people doing things that were wrong. there is something going on here where you have an alalarming number of reporters in the national political media who have no interest whatsoever in exposing the truth.h. they are willing to take the direction of democrats, they are so blinded by the hatred of donald trump, they will take -- they will take any bogus story hook, line and sinker and they will absolutely run with it until the ends of earth to destroy this president. even a few years ago, y

do you think we'll get many apologies from the media along the way, charlie? >> there won't be any number of apologies near the number of the stories that joe just listed out. it is astonishing because all of the stories were based on fundamental lies peddled by democrats. remember adam schiff telling us again and again, he had this evidence. there is evidence the public doesn't know yet. but they all knew. all of that turned out to be lies. you know when i got in this business 20, 25 years ago, i got into it because i believed in the truth and i believed in exposing people doing things that were wrong. there is something going on here where you have an alarming number of reporters in the national political media who have no interest whatsoever in exposing the truth. they are willing to take the direction of democrats, they are so blinded by the hatred of donald trump, they will take -- they will take any bogus story hook, line and sinker and they will absolutely run with it until the ends of earth to destroy this president. even a few years ago, you know, pla

jesse: joining me now, dean cain and the founder of tushing point, usa, charlie kirk. what a good-looking set we have today. i think the ladies are going nuts trying to keep it together. the tanks out there to threaten the american people. they think this is tienanmen square all over again. >> a tank on u.s. soil? an absolute threat to the american people. we did a salute, a love letter to our troops. desmond tutu called it a glorifying war before he even saw it. this is a pride in america and a pride in our military. it isn't an attack on america. i thought it was great. jesse: you think it's great because you are a normal patriotic american. but sometimes when the president does something patriotic, democrats have to do the opposite. so that puts them where they are against america and against the flag, and the same thing happened here. >> no matter what it is, if donald trump does it, the opposite must be the exact thing to follow. the democrats are upset that president trump is having this celebration and we are spending money on it. jesse: how about $100 trillion

there are going to be problems, charlie. there is going to be problems with the washington infrastructure. there are tunnels all through this city we're on right now. there are trains running beneath us. we have a sort of vacuum under the lincoln memorial of land down there. there is an opening down there. land can shift. there is all kinds of questions when they built the african american here about the water table underneath. you run 60-ton tanks across that, we don't know what's going to happen. >> and none of it matters to donald trump. he just wants his party. he wants it to be focused on himself, because, what, july 4th was not good enough before donald trump made it about himself. so all the questions you're asking i'm sure have been raised throughout the government, and at some point all of the proxy from the top down, he wants his parade. we're going have to give him his parade. whatever the damage is, it doesn't matter. he doesn't care. >> i just want to have everybody's thoughts. it seems to me that the declaratio

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you are laying it out as fact, charlie. >> not every company will make it. that's called capitalism. liz: agreed. they are taking on the risk. >> they want to change capitalism. they're not going to do that. the bottom line is this. you get the government involved in this, guess what's going to happen? people will not commit capital to saving companies that could be saved. they will stop saving companies that need to be saved and it will be even worse than what you have now. by the way, it's kind of an odd sort of little thing they're doing here, talking about private equity. for all the stuff we have to worry about, private equity's not what we have to worry about right now. we have a trade war which could hurt economic growth. we have 3% growth for the first time in a long time. you know, their economic message and you know, i follow the confluence of economics and politics all the time, is kind of dumb and it's bad timing. so now on that note, i was just told i have to switch gears a little bit and talk about fannie and freddie because we do have some bre

charlie was a physicist who remembers as a 19-year-old president john f. kennedy's issue his challenge to america to go to the moon. after graduating from college and getting married, charlie landed a job with the hughes corporation in los angeles for a starting salary of $8,000 a year. he worked on surveyor, a nasa funding -- funded program that sent unmanned rockets to the moon. that work led to being hired by martin marietta, a denver-based aerospace company. charlie and his family were living temporarily in the boarding house on the historic history making night of the moon landing. charlie worked for martin marietta for nearly 40 years, including the last few years in utah. when the news asked readers to answer whether they remembered where they were on july 20, 1969, they received hundreds of responses. several utahans serving in the military wrote, one wrote, quote, i was returning from a night mission over the ho chi minh trail in laos as a pilot of a b-57. i remember it was a clear night as a full moon. my 1/2 greator and i were listening to the b

we are getting on the horse and running away from charlie. charlie, thank you. dow jones industrials down 174. when we come back, what is really the state of manufacturing right now in this country? are we hitting recession like liz warren says, or what do business people say? let's listen to them next. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. we're the tenney's and we're usaa members for life. call usaa to start saving on insurance today. and we're usaa members for life. can't see what it is yet.re? what is that? that's a blazer? that's a chevy blazer? aww, this is dope. this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks like a piece of candy. look at the interior. this is nice. this is my sexy mom car. i would feel like a cool dad. it's just really chic. i love this thing. it's gorgeous. i would pull up in this in a heartbeat. i want one othese. that is sharp. t

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that's charlie's opinion and that if the title of that book. ari fleischer, former white house press secretary, both are fox news contributors. austan goolsbee, president obama's former chief economist and professor at the university of chicago who has been reading charlie's book back to front. >> you bet. >> martha: great to see all of you tonight. first of all, austin, let me go to you with the sort of introduction that would put together tonight about these questions about the support for joe biden in the democratic party. if the fact that he seems to be putting so many of his eggs in the obamacare basket given what's going on in the courts. >> look, i thought your opening was fair to the vice president and the fact is, he didn't have a great first debate. the nomination and the white house are not jobs that are owed anybody. you have to earn it. if either party, either nomination. if joe biden uses this challenge as an opportunity and goes out and earns her nomination in a way, this could be the best thing that could happen to him. if he do