bodi and politics just ahead of the campaign began to turn absolutely toxic on sunday i was all over polling stations in the capital have a look at that the general election and it is so different from anywhere i've seen people vote this is a polling station by the way. doors here open at seven in the morning and close just after lunch time at three the party that came second to last on securing almost forty five percent has vanished from the ballots with no success or quite a few things though are way too familiar. cannot stand in cambodia democracy and. the prime minister's government simply wants to silence the opposition. collusion meddling cracking down on critics. that is so mainstream before changing the top level we need to prove that no one we need to change. in the us say that his assisted me me to take the model from yugoslavia. i have experts university professors in washington d.c. montreal canada hired by the americans in order to advise me on the strategy to change the lead to this but that was the year of come bodie as national rescue party runners up and twenty third

tim: i think there's a broader lack of trust in which the eu, as described, is a body of laws and cetaceans. the lack of -- institutions. eue lack of trust, the being the dominant way of going about things in politics and governance, is a much easier target. guy: let's break down and go to grr and figure out what europe looks like in the last quarter. actually were pretty, let's go year to date. the banks have had a bad run, down 40%. that's the trade story. telecom insurance trading down. let's talk the auto parts story. they're getting battered. i what point does europe start to look like it's good value? how far do we have to go before we start thinking along the same lines as he discussed with the emerging markets, europe is actually cheap. tim: let's take banks. banks are going to be under pressure because of the rates environment. it doesn't look like that will change until next year. maybe in advance, a couple of months, that's when you start to think about that. but that's maybe 12 months away. autos, as we talked about, i suspect this rhetoric is not going to die down. or it will b

. >> tim paulson. i'm also with the san francisco building and construction trades council. it has now been ten years since this illustrious body moved this project forward the first time, and it was early in my tenure at the san francisco labor council as the executive director where we at that time negotiated an agreement that included for the first time -- it was actually, when you put it all together, it was 35% affordable housing, which was the first time that happened, and we're very proud of the work that this body and so many of the labor unions and our partners did. and so here we are, ten years later, and there's things that have changed. any way, we're here to support the amendments because there are certain things that have changed. the 49ers left town, and there's other thing that's had to -- that had to be tweaked. we're here to support this. i also want to say things that mike terrio said, we are absolutely upset at the cleanup process, but we do need to have a project to move forward when all this stuff is done, and so therefore, we support this project. than

. >> tim, i know you said that michael cohen is not somebody necessarily trump needs to worry about, may not know where the bodies are buried, so to speak, who should trump be worried about when he has somebody like paul manafort, michael flynn and to some extent michael cohen that are liabilities? >> anything that's going to go to whether or not trump, his campaign, personally during the election colluded with the russians to break in to hack the dnc servers, anyone who has knowledge is a threat. michael cohen exists on the periphery of that. we do know he and felix sader tried to get a deal done in moscow. felix sader is a vulnerability to the president around issues like money laundering. i don't know that any of them land on the collusion with russia. >> except the christopher steele report has multiple sources saying michael cohen was in prague, talking to the russians about how they were going to hide the hackers that were involved in hacking into the democratic national committee, and how they were going to pay them off and put them away in romania so nobody could find them. >

tim seymour. >> good catch. >> wow >> if you could put two green fish up you would? >> basically, this is the story of two brands and you have vs and bath and body works. they've actually turned it around vs, victoria's secret, despite the catalog, despite the calendar and whatever it is, it's not working this is to me, the place where the comps are getting easy for this company, but the valuation now and roughly it's ten times on trailing and even on a forward where you've taken earnings for four bucks and they're 280, and 290 a share and they traded at 20 times, and i like the stock here. >> this has got to be a dead fish or a dead catch over a catch that's dead, so if they rely and consider pointing out -- >> hold on a second. >> victoria's secret brand, they were live, 60% of the revenue, if that sufficienters, the dow will tp to suffer and you reach near cultural change where i can't speak from experience, but i think you're reaching a cultural change as to what women would rather wear and maybe we should ask two of them and it would be more of an athleisure. >>

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a midwestern pro growth democrat tim ryan. there will be a lot of people on stage and vice president biden and elizabeth warren will be the too lead dogs. >> they're trying to win back the house of representatives. liberal members say they want control of the house to impeach the president. party leaders like a platform protecting obamacare and pulling back the tax cuts. >> sandra: karl rove, fox news contributor, good morning. >> good morning. >> sandra: democrats moving farther to the left. what does that mean for republicans in november? >> in the short run it means they'll win some places they might have otherwise lost. nebraska, midwestern district, represented formerly by a moderately liberal democrat. he was defeated by retired air force general, ashford attempted to regain his party's nomination this year and he was beat by a democratic socialist eastman who is in favor of free college, free healthcare, and a guaranteed job with a guaranteed salary for every american. this is a midwestern middle of the country sensible

. >> the tim right now is 7:06. an update on tractor-trailer that happened off chesapeake bay tunnel.er we're told d have found the truck and at least one body was inside it. thsh c happened friday evening during severe weather. crews had been searching for the rig and the drir since that time. a van carrying five passengers n that crash lved but everybody inside that vanpe ed to be okay. meantime we're learning more about that massive apartment fire in greenbelt. take a look. this was the scene from chopper 4 on friday. flames engulfed several units at franklin square apartments. investigator say the fire started on the third floor but they don't know what sparked it. that fire caused $250,000 worth of damage and the red cross is now helping 11 families who lost theirho . >>> d.c.'s championship drought, last night another washington team earned the rig to call themselves champs. ♪ we are the champns we are the champions ♪ >>> our arena football te, the washington valor won the arena bowl in baltimore. >> this

is that tim? [cheers] >> he looks like a human s'more. abby: today is national junk food day. we are celebrating the only way that "fox & friends" would with all of this junk food. we have pizza, we have chocolate. cheetoes, doritos, all of our favs. griff: pizza is my pick for the favorite junk food along with doritos. that clip we just played. i want to share my junk food. pete is starving for a piece. pete: of course. rick: you should crunch of doritos and sprinkle it over your pizza. abby: mine is anything chocolate. chocolate chip cookies, m and ms, brownies you name it. growing up in middle school my girlfriends and i would get the big buckets from sam's club or cosco. eat it with a big spoon. those were mine growing up. what about you, pete? everything for you. pete: cheetoes' 100 percent. pizza is not a junk food it's a food. that's basically my meal about six times a week. if that's a junk food i'm a junky permanently. cheetoes i absolutely love cheetoes once i have one i have to have half the bag. rick: cheetoes one of the foods i overate on as a kid had a bad experi