arkansas governor, mike huckabee, arizona congressman andy biggs, charlie hurt of "the washington times" and former head of the cbo, douglas holtz-eakin, we can't forget, i don't know what that means, charlie gasparino. who could forget, maybe that is what it is supposed to say. connell: he looks angry. melissa: that's normal. connell: the dow closing at record high. here we go again, second day in a row we've seen it. nicole petallides starts us off at the new york stock exchange. tell us big winners. >> big day for the bulls. another winning day on wall street. apple, microsoft leading the way. leading the day with one of our traders, stephen guilfoyle, financials moving hand in hand with the 10-year treasury bonds, 2.34%. ahead of tomorrow's numbers for a lot of those banks. we watch pnc, jpmorgan, just to name a few. the airlines very interesting, the dow jones transportation index which finished lower today hit all-time high intraday. delta pulls backs on quarterly report. jetblue a winner, seeing more traffic as well. moving on to retailers. this as target sees more store traffic.

wasted 20 minutes. liz: this takes us to former presidential candidate and governor mike huckabee. good to see you, governor. >> things, lives. good to be with you. >> we think of the trump junior e-mail story? lots of talk about the meeting show an intent to conspire with russia, that he gave different reasons for the meaning. what is your take? >> here's a guy never involved in a campaign before. he's involved with his father's campaign and someone says i may have information that would help you with opposition research on hillary. of course he takes the meeting. the bigger issue when the meeting has started, it was so exciting that jared kushner got up in five minutes left. paul manafort was lucky not his phone the whole time and after 20 minutes, donald junior said this is really a waste of my time. i think that is how america feels. america right now wishes he could get up and walk out, get on its own or just in the meeting rather than listen to the mainstream press and the democrats, but then i repeat myself. go over and over the same scenario in continually try to find some blood

to the table after rough week to the white house? mike huckabee will join me live. my one-on-one exclusive with house speaker paul ryan coming up. when does he think congress will get tax reform and when will it get done and steve bannon's reported plan to raise taxes on the rich and the man's whose commitly will write tax reform bill, kevin brady is with us live coming up. now comes word senate republicans may not be finished with the fight. i will talk with republican senator mike rounds of south dakota for update. we are look ago head right now on sunday morning futures. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: white house begins new week with new chief of staff. president trump selecting current homeland security secretary john kelly for the new chief of staff replacing outgoing chief reince priebus. kelly expected to be sworn in tomorrow morning right before cabinet meeting. mr. trump hoping military discipline can bring order to west wing. joining me right now to talk more about it, former arkansas governor and fox news contributor mike huckabee. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, m

contributor mike huckabee joins me. governor, good to have you back. good to see you. is there anything different or anything special about these particular protests happening now in germany as we watch these pictures come in? >> probably not, trish. most of these protesters are part of what security officials openly call rent a mob. these are people who literally travel the world. they've been to see more of the globe than most of us ever will. but the question is who finances these people? but they're the same people. i had a security people tell me at a republican convention. these are the same folks. same people. same faces, and they show up all over the world. this is not unusual, and the only thing we can hope is that there's a good security force in place to keep them from really disrupting the meetings. trish: i was mentioning when i was at g8 there in germany, i was caught up in some of those protests as i was reporting on it. but none of it became so bad that it was out of hand. and to your point in some ways, it looks rather streamlined in that people are professional protest

, former arkansas governor mike huckabee. governor, would you, a heck of a blow against your daughter. with would your response be to cnn about this? >> i thought it was amazing cnn is talking about truth and honesty. getting advice about truth from cnn is kind of like getting recipes for the 4th of july from hannibal lecter, come on. they're the champions of fake news and fraudulent news. they're constantly reporting stuff turns out to be untrue, including jake tapper had to go back and admit the big thing he held up from, rather "the national enquirer" didn't exist t was totally fake. the attacks on my daughter point you out the hypocrisy here. what did they do? they attacked a woman, my daughter, for doing her job. now why did donald trump send the tweet out in the first place. because he was attacked by a woman, namely one of the hosts what i called bsnbc. who was calling him mentally deranged. calling him unfit for office. and her partner was saying that he was a shmuck, a goon, a thug. this is just, but, if there is any perspective in all of this, the reason i'm not all that ups