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leslie? >> reporter: well, eric, well nut creek police decided why not try something new to keep the problems that homelessness creates from mushrooming out of control here? so they assigned two full-time officers to focus exclusively on homelessness for now. matthew chase has been homeless for 12 years. his bags were stolen so his only belongings is his cigarettes and lighter. he sleeps in walnut creek. >> i'll sleep on the side of the building or something. i don't mess with them or their customers. >> reporter: the complaints about the homeless are on the rise. some worry about safety. >> they could b

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joining us from los angeles, radio talk show host and fox news contributor, leslie, elijah cummings responded that he fights for constituents every day. i just asked sean spicer, targeting minority lawmaker, why do you think -- do you think he wants fight despite racially charged criticism? >> i don't think he thinks before he talks, i really don't, he lets it rip and i think later either the ratings go up for him, approval ratings or apologies are made and people behind the scenes in his administration who are cringing, the reality here is that whenever he uses the term infestation, when you look at all the times he's used the word infestation, it does refer either to a country, district, a state or individual that is under the umbrella of a minority whether it's a brown person, a black person, african american, mexican american, hispanic, latino, that is the fact and therefore when people start to say, you know, this is racist, this is one of the reasons why. >> now, baltimore has a lot of problems like a lot of inner cities, though, that's not the entire district, it always includes suburb

epstei epstein's original client was leslie wexner, founder of victoria secret and others. he was a multibillionaire. as far as most people in the press and new york know, he was the only single large sort of investor in epstein's funds. he had $100 million in real estate and supported the lifestyle without any clear indications of how he was raising his money. that's interesting because it's a similar issue that donald trump has. where do the mystery millions flow into the trump organization and where where do they fall into the funds? that's another thing that will be interesting as the investigation progresses. >> listen to the attorney outlining the specifics of the allegations in the crimes against epstein. >> the beginning of at least 2002 and continuing until 2005, epstein is alleged to have abused dozens of victims by causing them to engage in sex acts with him at his mansion in new york and at his estate in palm beach, florida. the victims all underage girls at the time of the alleged conduct were given hundreds of dollars in cash after each encounter either by eps

when palm beach police were investigating this, it was like, you know, leslie was here and she was brought by mindy and amanda and you go to mindy and amanda and they say these two other girls brought me. he was doing this, two, three, four times a day girls were coming in and out of his mansion. >> two or three or four times a day? >> yeah. >> different girls? >> yes. yes. >> and secretary acosta's office, i understand they had drafted an indictment against epstein. it was never filed. is it -- why was that? do we know? >> well, you know, he hired the best lawyers that someone of his means can hire and he was very shrewd about it. he hired lawyers that were politically connected. you know, mr. acosta was an alumni of the kirkland ellis law firm and epstein's attorney with the law firm and kenneth star was with the law firm. some of the other lawyers were former u.s. prosecutors in the miami office so they knew, you know, who -- they knew acosta. it was for the most part a boys' club of lawyers. >> julie, if you could, stay with us. i want to bring in kia roberts, the former senior assista

leslie fully because he also continued to talk about it and they had a press conference by the congresswomen. but one of the players in this group of players at the?need to consider the gop in general. identity necessarily hurts trump with his base will have to wait to see what happens with swing voters but what happened on the gop members have to give an answer or a comment about these tweets. there will be a slower cycle and they were in a very hard position knowing that this is going to be pressed by the media. howard: the present tweeting this morning about the democratic congressman anna believe they are capable of loving our country but here is a treat for him ilhan omar the congresswoman saying, donald trump was every black/brown person deported and muslims banned. now pivoting from go back to where you came from to the language and omar's history to anti-semitic comments has a present ship to the media spotlight to something that he thinks helps him? >> i think so. and i think this is what he tried to go. in march he was speaking at the conservative political action conference and sa

spring in our panel, chris stirewalt's politics editor at fox news, leslie marshall, and byron york. it just getting all these numbers and bottom line is it takes the debt ceiling issue past the 2020 election, which is the key thing for all of these lawmakers. >> absolutely. bottom line is a whole lot more federal spending and just blow a big hole in the debt ceiling, although it's actually just being suspended until july 31st 2021, which will be conveniently not only evidencing a president -- newly-elected president, but also after every member of the house and a third of the senate will have been reelected to this issue. already been texting with conservative members of the house we do not like this, they are giving it a d or a d- rating and actually there are some liberals are complaining about it too, so we are getting the complaints in the standard places, those conservatives who still care about fiscal discipline. >> bret: in a campaign, as you're looking at the democrats getting ready for another debate, the president is not talking about cutting the deficit or the debt and de

. >> desjardins: another overarching issu- here's leslie smith of oakland, california. >> were you impeded in your investigation in any way? >> desjardins: this is fascinating because the most damning parts of mueller's report lay out evidence that the president tried to end or impede mueller's investigation itself. ( gavel ) >> desjardins: democrats, led b rk's jerry nadler, have told us questions abthe president impeding mueller will be a major focus, including testimony from formewhite house counsel don mcgahn and former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski that the leesident tried to fire or limit special counsel mu be ready to hear about two other people in the trump universe: paul manafort, who was trump's campaignhairman, and michael cohen, who was his longtime lawyer and fixer. both were part of mueller's investigati. both are now in prison. and, in his report, mueller laid out evidence the pre may have tried to tamper with their testimony by offering pardons.e me with mueller will be evenly split between democrats and republicans, and we may see more questions about mueller hi

for decades epstein handled investments for former high-profile clients like leslie rexner who owns victoria's secret and including britain's prince andrew and former president bill clinton and president trump who in 2002 told new york magazine this about epstein. i've known jeff for 15 years. terrific guy. he's a lot of fun to be with. it is even said that he likes beautiful women as much as i do. and many of them are on the younger side. and that is not epstein's only connection with the current white house. epstein invaded -- evaded federal sex charges a decade ago similar to what he faces now. the u.s. attorney in florida back then was alexander acosta, trump's current labor secretary. acosta cut epstein a plea deal on lesser state charges which sent him to prison for a little more than a year and he registered as a sex offender. >> i really don't know too much about it. i know he's done a great job as labor secretary and that seems like a long time ago but i know he's been a fantastic labor secretary. >> reporter: epstein's lawyers calling the new charges a quote, do-over of the florida i

leslie picker joins us with the numbers. >> strong report today. nonfarm payrolls increasing by 225,000. average hourly wages rose 3.1% compared with estimates of 3.2%. the unemployment rate went up slightly to 3.7%. that's a little higher than the 3.6% that economists were estimating. we also got some revisions for the may numbers. if you recall, those numbers were quite weak, about 75,000 at the time. today we've learned that they have been revised downward to 72,000. april numbers for nonfarm payrolls were also revised downward as well. so a lot of people in the market today will be looking at today's numbers as an indication for what the fed right do if the numbers had been potentially weaker than economists were estimating it could further provide support for a rate cut when they meet later this month. given today's numbers, it could be a little bit more up in the air as for what they may do. back to you. >> leslie picker, thanks for your time this morning. >>> john harwood, my friend, this is your wheelhouse. what's your take on this? >> it's