those who were evacuated have returned to their homes. it may be receding. >> that does it to us. i'm eric shawn. back at 6:00 p.m. on sunday. enjoy your day you stay with us on the fox news channel. >> tomorrow marks president donald trump's first month in office as supporters celebrated within the speaking of florida. we'll take a look at his ambitious agenda to make america great again in the months ahead and the opposition he will face here in washington. elizabeth: one of the highest priorities taking control of american borders and having done illegal immigration while preventing potential terrorists from stepping on u.s. soil. new details on the new executive order. leland: defense secretary jim mattis on his first overseas trip being sworn in. what he had to say about how our

troops be what is going on during his new era in washington. leland: good sunday to you. it seems to be every weekend now. more and more news. i'm leland vitter. welcome to his headquarters has recovered off from washington. elizabeth: beautiful sunday. thanks for joining us. i am elizabeth prann. president trump entered. a shortlist of candidates to michael flynn. flynn lasted less than a month on the job of the president's top choice. west palm beach near the trump winner white house. hi, christine. reporter: hey, liz. fresh off his big rally, president trump is getting back to governing with world leaders. he's also interviewing or other candidate for his national

security adviser and they are west point superintendent lieutenant general robert cap led to an active national security adviser keith kellogg. former u.n. ambassador john bolton and lieutenant general h. r. mcmaster. one name not on the list, general david petraeus. yesterday the white house that petraeus is out. this comes amid reports that two of the president topics to replace general michael flynn, petraeus and vice admiral robert harwood for passover decline in the job because they wanted more control over how the national security operate and how it's structured. today on fox news sunday, white house chief of staff called the report complete garbage. listen. >> the president has said very clearly that the new nsa direct your will have total and complete say over the makeup of the nsc and all of the component of the nsc. there is no demand by president trump on any candidate at all.

>> is very unusual for a political operative in that role. >> those reports if you are citing are more fake news stories that are completely untrue. >> one of the very first executive orders by president trump which gave his chief strategist. then "meet the press," he was very worried about the council membership. listen to this. >> there's never been a political advisor is a current member of the national security council. mr. ban roll as both political advisor and member of the national security council, i am very worried about. >> another worry for the trump administration. several senators, republicans and democrats have really requested, sign-up form of letters to a dozen agencies and individuals come asking them to save on materials that might be related to the investigation in

the report that russia had interfered in the u.s. election and no senators sent those letters out on the very same day they had received a classified briefing from fbi director james call me. elizabeth: reporting live in a working weekend. thank you very much. leland: more in the national security coming up. president trump yesterday doubled down on his administration running like a fine-tuned machine. a lot of critics argue otherwise.but he'll white houset here to break it down for a spirit you have been covering american politics since 2004. won't ask you to compare them to irish politics, but are we being a little too hard on the president when we say it's only a month then and yet there's so much criticism for lack of a better term on how things are going. >> it depends how you look at it. as they try to grapple with the responsibilities of that job, just how difficult it is.

there are things that they would want them to the executive orders criticized republicans for the way we will vote with some personnel issues as well. leland: you might say at many administration and stumbles because of the awesomeness of the task at hand. i'm interested in terms of which are sources tell you about how internally the stiff upper lip. and this lashing out at the media, saying it's not our fault. it's your fault or not covering it correctly. internally the same thing, or is there a little bit more understanding, humility about what they think? >> internally they stressed the point even more. internally, the trump administration believes the media doesn't just report if they see inaccurately. they believe the media are

threatened -- leland: this is in a talking. they actually are true believers? >> i think they are. president trump himself has made this point himself a number of times that he fails to media tries to undercut his press conference last week he said something to the effect of make the stories so it's as if he believes winning should be given greater relationship. >> certainly it is a strategy that worked in large part during the campaign and he noted he won. although it is opening up to a lot of almost nonpolitical criticism. adam schiff. take a look in trash take a listen. >> heat. >> he does the first amendment because that is what they represent is an enemy of the people. this is something that you hear dictators say when they want to control all of the information. it is not something you love her or the president of the united

states say. leland: we can argue semantics later. at some level though, does picking this fight with the press continue president trump's idea as he said yesterday on air force one like the campaign i'm going to stay on it. not so much about governing as winning. >> i think he's clearly using the media. when you look at opinion polls, perhaps the media is not trusted. that is particularly true of republican voters send conservative. >> 45% trust the media. >> we do worse than he does. i'm not respected the good fight. i also think it's a better fight politically than him debating some of these allegations and things of that nature. leland: well, certainly there is no on the other side. you are fighting an amorphous blob when you talk about the

media rather than individual issues. where does this go from here? is the white house saying this will write the next four years or is there a feeling they have to give it to policy at some point? a >> they have to know some flesh on the bones the president trump has put forth in his campaign and his first time in office. now it turns to obama cared, other policy issues where they do need to get in and work for them. leland: as we discussed a couple times when it comes to tax reform, that is the sausage of policymaking. not pretty to see how it's done. appreciate your insight. >> the next one is coming out tomorrow. leland: we look forward to it. good talking to you. elizabeth: let's bring in our fair and balanced panel here with us today. democratic strategist.

thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. >> absolutely. good afternoon. >> i think you'll have a little bit of a difference of opinion here. the rally yesterday backing up the president's first month and off this. i want to get your reaction to the media reaction. perhaps a little different from the reaction we saw after the press conference last week. i want to ask you, was his message more effective? >> i think it was right on. he is going to be keeping his promises. i think that you will look for him to continue his movement on fulfilling those promises. i think the one thing that he relayed to the american people was the fact that government is moving slow. he is used to running things like a business and he is used to act fast. i think he is letting us know

and expose same kind of the behind-the-scenes of government. i think it was great. it was informative and touched on what he had done and what he is trying to do. the relationship i will say but the media going forward is going to be strained and this is why you are going to see him every day on twitter. >> i assume you have a little bit of a difference from the action and setting up the first month. donald trump as saying things are running very well behind the scenes and then we heard no well say that really he is used to things working at a different pace. >> e. as a chief executive. there is no question having spent 10 years in government and does not move at the speed and that is frustrating to president

trump was at a circular as chief executive. go in after the public, been in the rally, that is his element and gets his energy. indirectly to the people. here is what i would say about the fact that mess. i was equally as critical of president obama for being the campaigner in chief during his eight years in the white house says. guest comment you need to go to the people, engaged to people to governing in convincing congress to get on board with your agenda. there has to be a balance they are and you can't rely on public opinion or rallies to actually do the business. >> the president had no shame in the fact as a campaign event. >> i think rightfully so. i disagree. the reason i disagree with my

counterpart here is public perception and keeping supporters rallied in making sure he's addressing the naysayers by saying that i am trying and working for you. he has to come out and he has to reinforce it. you have to look at the the relationship that he and the media. the mainstream media is negative. they are looking for anything they can to say he's not for those promises, doesn't know what he's talking about. he has to constantly reinforce it. just as obama did comment that went on tour constantly. that was trump. elizabeth: capri, i will give you the last word in your prediction for the next month. >> lucius and executive budget that will lay out president trump's policy priority. we will also see a lot of were continuing in regard to tax reform as well as repeal and replace of obamacare.

you never know which you can predict. a crazy first month and more of a whirlwind. >> there is no way to predict. thank you so much. we will have you back to break that down as well. thank you, ladies. a quick croaker may note after america's -- "america's news hq" ,-com,-com ma reince priebus joins fox news sunday. chris wallace with the media or the next national security advisor right after the show at 2:00 p.m. eastern. leland: on the topics, we expect resonant to rely on the power of his pen, send the executive order and immigration. this year a court halted the refugees from select countries in the middle east. the first executive order, followed from the first executive order and now we have a preview of the second executive order.

>> the purpose of the executive orders to fill in some of the gaps of the first executive order and address concerns the courts have expressed with it. most headlines have been about a temporary immigratiimmigrati on ban, but also about securing border and revamping immigration system as a whole. we may have been citing how the administration claims to do that. the washington reports it has obtained allegedly from homeland security, secretary john daly lays out details, including guidelines for the agencies to more aggressively detained and he poured those illegally. the i.c.e. agent than 5000 more border patrol procedures to speed up deportation hearing. immediately returning mexican immigrants who are caught crossing the border back home rather than detaining them until they've had a hearing. the bush report that white house officials are reviewing draft menus to make some changes so it's not clear all of these will

be included in the president's new executive order. this morning on fox and friends, congressman louis gomer gave us a preview of what he expects to see. >> they are going to taylor that so we don't have the problems that a rose and i think offended the conscience of a lot of people, that you had people who got on the plane illegally with the proper paperwork and when they got out, they were stopped in america and that created all kinds of problems. they will make sure that doesn't happen this time. >> secretary kelley specifically mentioned enforcement plans will not include any change for overturning of the obama administration's program that allowed hundreds of thousands of immigrants into the country of the glass children to remain here i worked permit. that is something the president talked about this past week in an issue he's looking that closely. leland: you get the sense that nobody's president is walking more of a tight rope.

great reporting. thanks so much. more reporting coming up this week for martha mccollum as she holds the first 100 days townhall special. it will tackle just this. president trump's immigration plan. of course the key issue touted throughout the campaign. tuesday night, 7:00 p.m., don't miss it. elizabeth: defense secretary jim mattis in the middle east reviewing the u.s. strategy in the war against aces. right now he's in abu dhabi. jennifer griffin traveling with him. today she asked the secretary about president trump's controversial lead calling it an enemy of the world. reaction among many women in uniform. >> depresses the enemy of the american people. do you agree? >> it has another contentious times with the press. but now, the press as far as i'm concerned or a constituency that

we deal with. i don't have any issues with the press, myself. >> just a follow-up, general tony thomas said the disarray at the white house is causing consternation among those fighting the wars. you agree what effect is that happening? >> you know, i've been talking to a fair number of military commanders around the world. i think general thomas was probably taken a bit out of context because we all want to see everything moving to philly. welcome to democracy. the military job is to hold the line and to hold the line and to hold the line other governments are thought away and her people speak. we don't have any disarray inside the military and that is where my responsibility lies. elizabeth: serving as the leader of the military commitments overseas operations in the

middle east. leland: at the first two don't succeed america's first private company celebrated today after scrubbing the launch with just seconds to go yesterday. plus, new a rat's on the bizarre and sudden death of kim jong nam, we will take a close look at wide union of relatives of the kim jong un could be rather hazardous to your health. the fight to keep america's tallest dam from failing. i miss seeing where more water is expected today. >> the water level is finally at a point where we can see just how bad the damage is up close. it even closer look when we come back. tech: at safelite, we know how busy your life can be. mom: oh no... tech: this mom didn't have time to worry about a cracked windshield.

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>> 321. ignition and liftoff of the falcon nine to the space station. elizabeth: feline mask spacex at the kennedy space minor. the falcon rocket was visible for a few seconds the word document to the clouds. you can see if can see it there

on its way to the international space station. the rocket carrying 5000-pound. this is the first liftoff from not having six years at the launch six years ago sending americans to the moon into orbit launched and retired when nasa space shuttle mission ended. >> just what california doesn't need. more rain. you can see that in the red on the right-hand side of your screen. on the left, images from orville, california as flood warnings go into effect for much of the state, including the dam. america's tallest and as for report week or so now in danger of failing. the water continues. reporter: only land. the water level is going down. we can show you what is happening with regard to the

damage and how bad it is. the cement slab behind me is the main spillway. the week before last, crews realized there was a small hole in it so they closed out the spillway and decided to use in a second. this big crater here, all of that water is supposed to be showing down. it's got the vehicle. you've got that big problem. let me explain to you what the emergency spillway is. they close off the main spillway to release some of the water. they started to use the emergency spillway just over to my left for the first time ever in the history of the game. when the water started to hit the emergency spillway, they realized the emotion that already occurred. it started to fall away very quickly, to the point where they decided to evacuate 188,000 people in the towns below because the water was pushing so fast, the erosion is happening

so quickly there was concern a 30-foot wall of water could come down all at once. they had to get people out of there. now they're in a delicate balancing act because they need the water on the other side of august to go down. they also need to release it over these damaged areas. they actually slow the flow as to not cause so much more damage that it would cause a deep on this site. the same time, they still try to lower that. keep in mind as how this is happening, there is more rain on the way. 10 inches of rain is supposed to begin sometime today and into tomorrow until wednesday. not just the fresh rainwater that is the concern. all of the run hops that happens when it hits the hillside. this is warm rain so it will be melting the snow, bringing down the mud which causes a lot of debris. there have been workers can we

have video who were on the whole of their holding while on the other side of the dam. they are filling my dad and drop the name lots of concrete, trying to keep that also from failing as well. right now as things stand, we are waiting for the storm. crews continue to work around the clock. the people of orrville whom the meet the dam area, they are panicking a little. they are preparing because they know it's possible. they've been told by the sheriff department that could be asked to evacuate and if that happens it could happen quickly. >> quickly indeed. back to you as this one throughout the week to thank you, alesia. elizabeth: coming up after the break, the white house continues to push back against her is about the administration's ties with russia. >> to accuse americanization of being in constant contact with russian spies is outrageous.

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elizabeth: a new phase in the eye for iraq's second-largest city begins after successfully driven out militants in the eastern part of muscle. iraq if forces are moving last. kenny logan has much more on the dance. hi, kitty. reporter: hi, iraq he forces on western muscle early this morning local time, the commanders expected to be a tough fight, especially when they get into the narrowest rates in urban areas. iraqi forces went in for us live this morning. helicopters with rockets and armored vehicles on the ground. 100,000 iraqi and kurdish forces are in the battle over all. isis is expected in the western part. rising over the southwest after a series of coalition airstrikes on isis position.

u.s. defense secretary jim mattis today confirms u.s. forces are involved in the operation providing key air and ground force. >> u.s. forces continue in the same world that they were added in east muscle and the coalition forces are in support of this operation and we will continue, as you know, with the accelerated after two two-story isis. >> control of muscle in 2014 and the battle has been going on for four months. it has not been easy. the iraqi army base in the east of the city, which they now claim to control. militants have continued to carry out suicide attacks there. military police led the charge to capture several of the south of the way into the city. most of those with the next important target in that area will be the airport.

as iraqi forces in banff into the city, they face another challenge and that is hundreds of thousands of civilians still trapped in their homes. the u.n. says these people are at extreme risk, many knowing -- elizabeth: devastating. kitty, thank you so much. leland: vice president continues his reassurance to her in belgium, telling whoever he means that the united states will stand behind her nato ally and common allies have of course that questions about the trump administration foreign-policy, especially as it relates to russia, adding the uncertainty of the president hasn't named the national security adviser. part of the problem are filling that job is to get to control the national staff. today, white house chief of that reince priebus tried to clear things out. >> the president has said clearly the new nsa director

will have total and complete day over the makeup of the nsc and all of the components of the ms v. leland: rind vendor's national security for "politico" joins us. good to see you, brian. help us clear up what you say. we heard the reason he said no was because he wasn't going to get enough autonomy over his staff and there were certain people from mike flynn's reign as short as it was they were going to stick around. and yet you have reince priebus thing is totally clear who's in the adviser to total control. >> this is one of the toughest jobs being the national security adviser. in this case there is a perception and we have heard this from admiral harwood and people familiar with this thinking. there a deep concern that mike flynn brought in a whole team of people. the new national security adviser comes in, will they have

the authority? it is pretty clear who he's interviewing today and we have pictures of all four of them on the short list. it is clear if you read anything, they have a very different world view than mike flynn does. >> they do. all four candidates are very impressive, credentials would make them very prepared for that job. again, i think what is true today may not have been true for your four days ago. she didn't get the assurance you again. maybe now the president to get the real caliber i need. >> what you are saying is that interviews today are different than the interviews and negotiation that have been on when day. excellent point. this brings us to the issue of what is the national security policy at the united state is specifically as it relates to russia. we keep hearing different

messages from vice president pence overseas reassuring allies than we are going to hold bush accountable and at the same time from the stump if you will yesterday, president trump saying i think it's good if we can get along with russia. which is it? >> i don't think the two are mutually elusive. we have no interest probably that we are going to want to pursue. but i think there is this cloud hanging over the administration, this mystery of the election and what did the russians do, could it be possible some of the presidents at the time -- >> in fairness they have strongly denied that. we've heard strong denials again today. >> and there's no reason to not believe them that they were not aware with what the russians were doing. however, one of the fbi investigations -- in other words, what the russians trained to and was trump's team without them knowing it? leland: interesting you bring that plane appeared earlier this

week i sat down with ukrainian foreign minister. they have a little bit of its hands with russians meddling in internal politics and invaded their country. listen to what he said. >> listen, the russians can't be trusted and secondly, any deal with the russians should be on the basis of strength. >> echoing ronald reagan, peace through strength. we are talking, not necessarily at the top level for the president level. is there a feeling the trump administration wants to deal for a position of strength or are they willing to negotiate more weight? >> i think there's a lot of questions. basic and that the president's message reaching out to the russians have the same positive things about putin is marked because it opens the door for living cooperation on key areas. at the same time, it doesn't necessarily show the level of

strength he needs to show to show that we mean business. the restaurants by a ship off the coast of the u.s., not unheard-of. leland: it is clear that they are testing the administration. there poking the proverbial berenstein when he wakes up. >> a lot of this plays well with russia. his propaganda machine can show rush is back on the march and america is flailing trying to figure out what to do about it. to put it in context, these provocations are not new. we are paying a little more attention. >> they certainly were doing it to president obama. no response from you upon administration they are either. ryan, appreciate you being with us. thanks so much. lives. elizabeth: still ahead, a raucous crowd popping up at town halls across the country. we will speak with one

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dear congressman tom waits there in the video is also here with us today. he is live from rochester, new york. thank you so much for joining us. i told you i have been watching five hours for the town hall yesterday. some of the video streaming on personal pages. you really went into the lion's den. i like to now, what is the take away from yesterday? >> inks for having me on. the take away is democracy. this is democracy in action. i appreciate people coming out, engaged in the conversation and hearing their point of view. obviously they disagree with the repeal of obamacare. but we have to work past that for the american people. leland: was a pricey for most when you heard from constituents? a lot of them will admit they didn't vote for you. what do they want to see happen? >> most of them advocating for government control of government run health care and i am opposed to that. i was trying to find common

ground and keep engaged in the conversation because the right thing to do. elizabeth: i heard a woman in the crowd or whatever you do, do not privatize it that is where some of the fears are. is that which you are getting from the crowd, the fears that someone be privatized and perhaps taken away. what were they voicing to you? >> i definitely heard a message through the five hours there was a lot of disruption, equity and yelling. when i had the conversation, there is a belief in an age that they trusted the government much more than i do. i want to empower people to make choices and bring market pressures to bring us down. elizabeth: was surprised you most about yesterday? you anticipated some of the animosity. obviously very personal. people's lives depend on it. was surprised to yesterday? >> doesn't surprise me. we've been doing town halls in day one. he's got a listen to people in the 200 plus town halls that

it's a continuation, but a beautiful day in the passion was high and i appreciate that. elizabeth: listen to a lot of these voters are you will go back to washington about beutel for lawmakers that you feel could be applied? >> i think definitely there is a lot of fear in the district. there is a lot of anxiety. a lot of unknown. the message over to washington is we need to communicate where we stand, how we care about people and how we will replace this disastrous obamacare. elizabeth: talk about anxiety and the unknown and got a lot of lawmakers and republicans are not going out to the folks at home. what is your message to lawmakers when you do come back to washington? do they need to go out and talk to these voters? >> i respect every member's decision as to how they will conduct themselves and represent the district. this is something i believe in, who i am, my dna and i respect

that. i believe we need to make sure we are listening to people. one thing we have to do is start passing it. listen to people and we look at this rate for the american people. elizabeth: my last question is obviously the distrust people have, especially right now in the fact they are worried there could be gridlock despite the fact republicans have the majority in the executive office. what do you tell them right now when they feel that? >> that we are working. i'm committed to be a voice to find that common ground, to bring solutions and listen to the american people. i so appreciate president trump. he's listening to the forgotten ways of men and women across the country. he sought on display display yesterday. >> thank you are joining us and talking to your voters did we appreciate it. thanks for joining us. leland: still ahead, more suspects named the dad kim jong sub one.

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elizabeth: malaysian police investigating the suspicious death of kim jong sub one, the half-brother of separate who died at the airport after claiming he had been sprayed with a mysterious and painful liquid to police have a lease for suspects on the hunt for several more. let's bring in an expert in nation that is at the american enterprise in two and the author of the undead the century. michael, thank you so much for joining us. i appreciate it. i want to talk about the investigation. i want to go straight into wide and also the timing away from this. people may be confused as to why he was getting protection from china and how that played then. >> goes back to that position between the dictator and kim jong un, new ruler and dictator. he had three other brothers who could've gone to the top and succeeded and so the fears of coors there would be a power battle among them.

when kim jong un succeeded, his brothers dropped out of sight and didn't want anything to do with succeeding his father was protect it by the chinese. i think what that did for kim jong un with always make the possibility that he could be brought in as an alternative power center. he's waiting for the movement right. elizabeth: mean come the second had the opportunity. it seems as if it was fairly well thought out. would you agree with that as far as the investigation was concerned? as far as what people can tell, the autopsy as you mentioned they had done one and they are doing a second one. what do we know right now? >> we know very little. what's clear is they spent a ton of time planning this and waiting for the moment when they could put it into play. they obviously have developed a poison. they were tracking his movements. they had people waiting to go they could insert into a third country, malaysia. this is something that anyone

who might be able to be perceived as a component has been looking over shoulders all the time. >> for people in custody, and you expect there will be more. i want to talk it again if we have time about the fallout. i understand north korea wants wants -- malaysia not giving up because there's another autopsy. the fallout from this could be huge. >> i think the fallout comes into areas. first is that the united states because what it says about kim jong un's reliability in any way that we could have diplomatic dialogue. if we go assassinate members of your own family. this is a regime that is showing it is incredibly fit. elizabeth: brazen, right? >> young brazen. it shows that this is a regime that is ruthless in a way that we are really not used to dealing with. second i would say is the impact on china. china has seen its impact

reduced. it does not control. he's getting better at nuclear and ballistic missiles. this would be some rain they have to decide how far they have to go. elizabeth: thank you so much. unbelievable story. thank you for joining us. elizabeth: now, in happier news. the new café that honors one of america's most beloved sitcom. what will they think of next? we thank you for being a friend and a customer. >> she collects antiques, costumes, jewelry, has-beens. ♪ [vo] quickbooks introduces rodney. he has a new business teaching lessons. rodney wanted to know how his business was doing...

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