twitter at howard kurtz. how us know what you think of the show. we'll see you back here next sunday 11:00 eastern with the latest buzz. [♪] eric: president trump preparing to mark a milestone this week, his 100th day in office. it comes among a jam-packed agenda. the president says he's preparing to announce major tax cuts even as house speaker paul ryan focuses on a spending bill to keep the government up and running before it hits the deadline. arthel: house speaker reinholding a conference call with gop lawmakers telling them

his main goal the coming days is passing a spending bill to avoid a government shutdown and any deal on healthcare reform will have to wait until it has the votes to pass. kristen fisher is live from the white house. what are white house officials saying about the likelihood of a government shutdown next week. reporter: they say they hope it won't come to that. but negotiations hinge on whether president obama insists funding for th -- whether presit trump insists funding be included. but budget director mick mulvaney was less certain when asked about it on "fox news sunday." >> we are asking for our priorities. reporter: the point being elections have consequences and the american people voted in

fast it of president trump's priority like the wall. but democrat say funding for the wall is a deal breaker. even some republicans on capitol hill are arguing it's not worth risking a government shutdown over a campaign promise. >> that's a conversation and debate worth having and if we can do some of that now, that would be great. but we cannot shut down the government. >> i hope the president would whack off. to think that he would consider shutting down the government of the united states of america over this outlandish proposal of a border wall which we can't even pay for at this point and is opposed by democrats and republicans all along the border, that would be the height of irresponsibility. reporter: we are heading for a real showdown with just days to go before the government runs out of funding. arthel: how are this approval ratings?

reporter: according to a new poll put out this morning by the washington post. they are at record lows, just 42%. that's the lowest approval rating since the days of president eisenhower. however, this approval rating among this supporters is huge, 94%. only two% say they -- only 2% say they regret voting for him. they will, groundskeepers behind you. you won that battle. take care. eric: someone has to have the leaf blowers. it's election day in france. tens of thousands of officers are guarding the french polling stations. four top contenders running neck-and-neck. with the top two. marine le pen and emmanuel

macron. this comes three days after the terrorist shooting on the champs-elysees in paris that murdered a police officer. rick palkot is live in paris with the latest on -- not all the election results. but how the voting is going. reporter: the polling stations in paris are open for two more hours. there is a lot riding on this race, not just for france, the even fire world. take a look at what we saw. turnout was expected to be trite for this first round of the presidential election. but here in the city hall, the 15th area, it's anything but. the vote has been called unpredictable and important. the people are treating it like that.

turnout is strong than expected. if it keeps up at this pace it will be just under 80%. the top two vote getters will go on to a runoff in two weeks time. one of the top contenders far-right populist marine le pen. she's looking at france's role in nato and the european union and a crackdown on immigration. for the first time in recent history. it may be no candidate from a major party makes it to the runoff. an attack on police here and other deadly terror incidents, this is the first general election being held under a state of emergency. here is what a few voters told us about this high stakes

election. >> i think the population is concerned by the election because of america and brexit. reporter: we have 11 candidates here. that's a lot of room to protest. but if the polls hold, and moderate macron and pop thrift d populist le pen. but don't count on anything. reporter: fox news channel is france's election headquarters. we'll bring you the results as soon as we get them. arthel: another day, another threat from north korea. the rogue regime is threatening to sink an aircraft carrier to

show off its military might. reporter: the official newspaper called the aircraft carrier a gross animal. here is another quote, how revolutionary forces are combat ready to sink an aircraft carrier with a single strike. president trump ordered the u.s.s. vinson to sail to watters off the coast of north korea. this comes two days before the north marks the 85th anniversary of its army. >> the minute north korea gets a missile that can reach the united states and put a nuclear weapon on that missile. the instant that happens, this country is at grave risk. reporter: north korea detained a u.s. citizen. that's three being held there.

the u.s. government is weighing howe to respond. -- how to respond. >> we don't have a clear policy how we handle american prisoners. what the process will be region to region. i do think we need a clear policy. reporter: kim was detained at at airport in pyongyang before his flight out. >> when i meet arab leaders they tell me about their fears from iran. they talk about eastern iran, about the even fire world and iran. eric: that's israel's united nations ambassador telling me about their fears of iran. that concern now it seems is only growing as president trump warns tehran in his view is not stick together spirit of the

iranian nuclear deal though the united nations certified iran is complying. so should the deal be reviewed? ambassador john bolton is with us. he's a fox news contributor. senior fellow at at gaits stone institute. the administration has given tehran the seal of approval saying technically iran is cooperating with the iranian nuclear agreement and is filling its responsibilities. but delays big but, and that's iran's behavior. john: i think that certification was a fundamental mistake. i have reason to believe it was not clear at the white house, one may call it the state depth certification. i think secretary tillerson was given poor advice to send that

letter. i think it's perfectly clear iran has violated the deal in multiple respects. that's just what we can tell from publicly available information. they have denied the international atomic agency access to military sites. they exceed the limits of heavy water production. they exceeded the uranium enrichment limits. they violated the ballistic missile provisions. how much cooperation has iran been engaged in with north korea. interestingly the state department did not need to certify come plains or certify non-compliance. if you have reid the statute they could -- if you read the statute they could have said we are not in a position to certify one way or another. so when president trump says correctly iran is not come lying about the spirit of the deal, he

could have gone first and said they are not complying with the letter of the deal. eric: why would the state department say they are fine? john: the state department has a genetic problem calling out nations that violate their agreements. i have seen this myself in case after case. this is something congress needs to explore. but over the longer term the administration is signaling clearly in the words of president trump. this is a diplomatic debacle for the united states. eric: this week there was a revelation from one of the resistance groups. they say there is evidence there is secret nuclear-related evidence and research going on in the parchin site. what about that? that's the group that first re-veelere- -- revealed the nucr issue. john: i can say with respect to

this, i first heard about them 15, 16 years ago when they were releasing information about the nuclear weapons program. i have never seen them make a material mistake about what they said. some things we have not been able to verify. but when they talk about what they call possible it in dimensions of the iranian program. they laid out an extraordinary detail of the organization of the continuing military effort and activities that obviously that vie plate iran's commitment not to try to obtain nuclear weapons. they reaffirm their commitment never to seek it, which they have been violating for 30 years. i think this is just another example of how widespread the evidence is that iran has been violating this agreement since before the ink was dry. eric: you think iran is cheating. what do you predict in terms of

its nuclear program. what should happen with this agreement? john: i would have abrogated this deal 100 days ago. it's a strategic mistake for this country. it's so badly word it would be like trying to nail jell-o to a wall. if i were teaching a course on international negotiations and had this with an exercise, and they came back with this deal, i would flunk the american team. eric: president obama and john kerry said it will prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear bomb. john: it will facilitate them. we need to keep asking questions.

after 8 years of obama's politization of our intelligence service, i suspect there is a lot more there than we know publicly. eric: it's in the mine print. we'll see how this develops. arthel: known while we have hundreds of people returning home after a massive wildfire forced them out of their homes. what investigators are trying to figure out as the fire burns everything in its path. and are republican lawmakers closing in on a deal to overhaul obamacare? how close are they to an agreement? one gop lawmaker joins us next. >> folks don't realize we signed more legislation into law in the first 100 days than anybody in the last 50 years. we put out more executive orders than any other previous administration in the last 50 years. you don't let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals.

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[♪] >> the legislative action you are planning next week. how are you going to accomplish all that? >> it will be great. >> healthcare and tax reform? >> we'll see what happens. no particular rush. but we'll see what happens. healthcare is coming along well. government coming along really

well. a lot of good things are happening. >> you will get a healthcare bill next week. >> it doesn't matter if it's next week. next week doesn't matter. arthel: president trump talking about a potential timeline on healthcare. it's a jam packed week that also includes a major tax cut announcement from the president. this as house speaker paul ryan says the main focus is passing a spending bill to keep the government running. all this raising the question of where healthcare falls on the list of priorities. joining me a member of the house armed services committee and the education and workforce committee. thanks for being with us. why is repealing obamacare back on the table. is there a deal cooking? and if so can you tell us about that?

>> i think a deal is cooks. but it's not all the way cooked. when we left for the easter break we had a couple issues on the table that would be negotiated between the leadership of the freedom caucus and the tuesday group, the more moderates. they have been working hard the last two weeks and they think they reached something close to an agreement that would allow us to deal with some of the issues the freedom caucus had and at the same time protecting a big issue for the tuesday group to make sure we have protection for people with preexisting conditions. i don't know the actual details of those. until we have the details and can understand what they would say and provide for our people. i don't think it's time for us to be voting on that issue. >> you see the difference in terms of the importance of

timeline with speaker ryan saying we need to wait. president trump says a lot of people like it. but let me ask you. what's better for the health of the american economy? is it repealing obamacare or keeping the government open or is it both having equal importance? >> they are equally important. but one has a specific timeline to it and that is funding the government. if you don't do anything, the government runs out of funding this friday. when you look at how you sequence things you have to pay attention to that deadline first. now i will say this, i did 11 town halls in my district this past week. the number one issue in the minds of my constituents is healthcare. as quickly as we can get the government funding done, we need to turn to healthcare. arthel: what are they telling you? they want to keep obamacare in

place or scrap it and couple with something more suitable to them? >> there were some people that want us to leave everything the way they are. but as i pointed out to many of those people, the majority of people in my district aren't on the aca exchanges. and they feel they have been hurt by the aca. a young man who works at a shipyard, he says i have been working hard all week. i want you folks to get to work and get these issues resolved. i listened to that young man. i think we need to get those issues resolved. we need to make the changes to aca and not hurt the 5% of the people in my district on insurance provided by the exchanges. i think there is a way for us to do that. arthel: i think you are right there needs to be compromise. so people are sceptical to see

if congress gets there. when you are assessing a spending bill that includes the you border wall and sanctuary cities. in that party, you have the democrats on the other side. does a loaded spending bill survive? >> it depend on what you load it with. that's why we have been having these discussions between people in both parties. democrats and republicans. people on and off the appropriations committees. they made a lot of progress. do they have everything worked out for us to have the spending bill ready to go the moment wee get back on tuesday? no. but this needs to be done by the end of the day friday. they made good progress so far. i anticipate we'll be able to

vote friday afternoon. arthel: you mentioned the town halls. people frankly yelling at you. literally yelling at you. are you willing to go in and get the job done this week, sir? >> yes, absolutely. i think that's what my constituents expect of me. it's time for us to get to work, set aside some small differences that we had over some of these bills to get them passed. we passed a bill just before we left that took away anti-trust protechses from insurance companies around the country. we have proven we know how to work together on important issues and pass them with bipartisan majorities. we need to do that on all these issues. to the extent the democrats will not cooperate with us. we have majorities and we need

to get the job done. arthel: congressman bradley burn you didn't give me specifics in terms of what might be in this new deal making regarding healthcare, but i understand you need to not show your hand early because there is a lot riding on this and you have a lot of deal making to do. we appreciate your time here and we'll have you back after this is said and done. take care. eric: defense secretary james mattis is visiting the only u.s. military base that's in africa. he's there today. why that base? kim jong-un is at it again. he keeps pushing the buttons of the u.s. and all fair-minded people. issuing more threats. and now reports say that north korea has detained another american citizen. how much higher these tensions can go. what can be done to keep him in check.

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[♪] eric: defense secretary james mattis is taking a detour from his trip to the middle east. he's visiting a base in djibouti in northeast africa. there is a reason that base is attracting the pentago -- the pn chief's attention. reporter: the secretary of defense came here as part of president trump's drive to crush terrorism. 4,000 u.s. personal are mounting raids in al qaeda groups in yesm to the northeast and southeast in somalia.

u.s. drones are being used to take out al qaeda operatives in yemen. in somalia the rules of engagement have been changed from self defense under the obama administration to precision fire. they are said to be concerned about the ongoing construction of a chinese naval base miles from the u.s. compound. having chinese and u.s. bases just miles apart is like two competing major football teams having their exercise grounds next to each other. potential close encounter intelligence operations by the comeen ease is one concern. eric: thank you so much. arthel: threats continue to pour out of the rogue nation of north

korea desperate to profits military might to the world. the newest threat to sink a u.s. carrier as the u.s. carrier group the carl vinson is two days away. now with another american being detained by north korea could it be coming to a boiling point? joining me is carl higbie. we have had troops in the region for decades. is it taking on a feeling of nuclear chicken? is the tension with north korea feel more amped up now? >> absolutely. tension with north korea has greatly increased in the last 6 to 8 months. it was boiling under president obama, but they didn't do anything. but now that president trump is saying we are not going to take you threatening us.

we are facing a threat much like we did against japan in world war ii and it's a matter of time before we have a strike like pearl harbor. are we going to wait for it? arthel: are you confident that china will now step up to the plate and put significant and impactful economic sanctions on north korea? >> i sure hope so. they have put 140,000 troops on the border. but if something happens with north korea. if north korea decides to make an act of war against any country including the united states, they are going to lose the war. china and south korea will have to decide who absorbs it they will, the obama administration you feel was not hard enough and determined enough to solve this problem.

but they have been talking to china for years about putting economic sanctions on north korea. now finally kim jong-un is even closer to having nuclear warheads and missiles that can reach the west coast of the united states, is it finally time for china to say we get, we have to put these sanctions on there, and if they do, can kim jong-un work around those economic sanctions? or is that the way to sink him. >> i don't think kim jong-un is going to give you having in everything is gone. i would love to see more participation by china. i would like to see them on our side. donald trump's highest aspiration is peace. but we won't tolerate threats. i don't think kim jong-un is going to back down anytime soon. he has a proper began today war with his own people he has to fight. arthel: you are saying the

united states should not put up with threats. it's a delegate dance here. you don't d it's a delicate dance here. you don't want the united states to kick off an unintended war. maybe it answer is to get rid of kim jong-un and reunite the peninsula. if you think that's a potential way to solve the problem, how do you go about doing that? >> my understanding of chinese politics, they don't mind that insulation from south korea. arthel: they don't want a crazy dictator on their bored either. >> you park our forces off their coast and say if you fire a missile, we'll shoot sit down. when he fires a second missile, you blow you have the installation it comes from.

arthel: but there are other installations and some of them under water, some they are are not able to be found or gotten to, if you will. >> we have the technology to month them up before they reach of any our allies, installations or equipment overseas. we knead to be very vigilant in our intel community to work extremely hard to find out where those are in case there is that need. arthel: you are a former navy seal, and we appreciate your service. i think navy seals are bad a., i can't say the "k" word. i understand your might and muscle and appreciate it. but you don't want war. >> i don't want war. but we can't allow this to go unchecked. this guy is threatening to sink a u.s. aircraft carrier. we'll note bow to him or take his crap for much longer.

if he does, it's only going to lead to something where it will be an attack on us or one of our allies. i would rather roll the dice and knew truize him first -- and hug -- andneutralize him first. eric: first it was united. now american airlines. it shows a confrontation between a pilot and passenger. plus a new poll shows president trump's popularity rating is at a record low. but there is good news about his support among those who voted for him. what this means as we head to the 100th day of the administration. new bike?

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in their right to give the president more time to get things in order, even if they are not thrilled with the way things have gone so far. yes, it is tough to be president. i think we are seeing president trompe l'oeil and not on job as he can rent some of the difficulties he's had in pushing his policy agenda forward. and so far, americans aren't thrilled that they are willing to give more time before they regret their vote. eric: he's promised the tax reform, for example appears >> ask him exactly. he started downplayed in recent days the importance of the 100 days. at the same time, we see him trained to work out the attack said on wednesday. there's pressure to get some open on a health care plan. and of course, he has to urge the congress to pass a spending bill before the end of the week when the government funding runs

out. so a lot of the agenda this week. it makes it even harder to log some big legislative achievement, but you can see the president pushing the agenda forward. eric: what does the commander-in-chief, the president due to do this? he had the military strike because of the chemical weapons by assad. what can specifically turn it around in the first 100 days or is it even necessary? >> well, we have seen him as decisively on foreign-policy issues with the strike in syria and his stance against kim jong un and north korea appeared a son ms. pauli has stronger approval for those actions and domestic policy. look, i think we are seeing him learn on the job that policy is hard. repealing and replacing

obamacare probably wasn't that feasible to do it 100 days. pushing that so far made it seem as if this is a real year even though this is something that is really hard to do. tax policy is even harder. him coming out on wednesday at the surprise of his own administration what voters care about most is these domestic policy issues. they want to see movement on tax reform and those are the things he needs to focus on. if he is going to move these poll numbers. >> the "washington journal" -- this is interesting because this is the day he was inaugurated. donald jay trump takes the oath of office as an unprecedented opposition. he will have to win over americans with results. it would depend above all in delivering a greater respect for

america abroad. as you point out, early today, and day 93. so was it an unfair judgment to hold them to that 100 day strategy that everyone's talking about? >> you have to look at what he's been doing in this 100 days. not only with the american people, but also folks in his own party. and the failed after to get a bill to the floor. he took to twitter and bullied members of his own parties to get them on board. he's understanding now he has to bring people to the table, that twitter diplomacy doesn't always work in these situations and he has to try harder to build that goodwill to get his agenda to the florida relatives went to continue to face these obstacles. eric: how much time do you get?

>> look, 100 days has been an historic marker to see what the president has feared very rarely does the president have a ton of accomplishments in that time. again, as we see from the poll, americans understand that you i think he does have some time. he doesn't have all the time in the world. we also live in a time or election cycles grow longer and longer each time and pretty soon you'll have a lot of people with 2020 on their mind really looking to push back on him harder. eric: the midterms coming up next year. that authority started of course. i thank you so much, kimberly atkins of the "boston herald" for joining us. >> happy to be here. thank you. eric: arthel triggered a dramatic moment when a little girl falls out of the back door of a moving bus. how an off-duty firefighter came to the rescue. y struggle, even if you're trying your best.

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arkansas. the outgrown. the young chrominance to unlatch the backdoor of the bass bus and allow. likely the vehicle behind the bus happened to be driven by an emt and volunteer firefighter. yes you can see jumped into action. the girl to save it until the paramedics arrived. she suffered a broken jaw, the thing lee is expected to make a full recovery. >> by me tell you, regardless of what you hear, the police department and sheriff departments want to cooperate with us, turning these men and women, criminals over to lessen the jails. they know that if we don't do that we have to go to the neighborhoods and other places. arthel: homeland security secretary john kelley addressing the administration on sanctuary cities late last week as the leader of california senate is pushing out for the government's threats to cut off federal funding to cities in support of harboring illegal immigrants. meanwhile, the president

tweeting about social security saying eventually but at a later date so we can get started earlier, mexico will be paid in some form or the badly needed order well. i need a vocalist live from los angeles with more. reporter: hi there, arthel. there has been some talk about the border wall this morning. here in california, the question is are lawmakers in the golden state will you to ask to protect illegal immigrants. as you just heard, there were some tough talk on the border recently when attorney general jeff sessions and homeland security secretary john kelley came to tour the border announcing plans to fight back against sanctuary cities with nine different jurisdictions of millions of dollars in federal money for crime-fighting programs unless they comply with federal immigration law and both of them outlined their plans to curb illegal friends making across the border.

>> we will continue to expand our approach to deterring illegal migration. that includes construct a physical barrier, and supporting of the technology and patrolling it with dedicated men and women of dhs. >> and excited about the path we are on. we are working everyday to have a lawful system of immigration, one that we can be proud of, one that serves the national interest. transfer those comments were hardly well received by many in the california legislature, most of them backed sanctuary cities and kevin daly didn't hold back what he essentially called the trump administration policy races from releasing the statement made that has become abundantly clear that attorney general sessions in the trump administration are basing their lunch or snack policies on principles of white supremacy, not american values. in response, sessions called those remarks despicable and one member of the california assembly, republican said what

daily onset was flat out ridiculous. there is a lot of money at stake here for the nine jurisdictions across the country. $20 million in california alone is sessions is giving california and the eight other cities and counties until june 30th to submit them proofread and that they will comply with federal immigration law. back to you. arthel: thank you. eric: president trump pushing for a massive tax cut as congress tries to juggle a renewed push on health care. the last report i had. -- a live report is ahead. (announcer vo) when you have type 2 diabetes,

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arthel: ... respite will be a 4:00 eastern. eric: we are back at 6:00 eastern, too. the french presidential election could impact nato and the e.u. see you later. >> france enters its final hour of voting and its hard-fought presidential election. the outcome will have a major impact on the future of the european union. the fight against terror and nato. we are live in paris. elizabeth: plus, as president trump uses 110100 not this time he plans a week filled with major budget battles in a major announcement on tax reform. leland: new threats from north korea against the united state in a new warning to its leader from vice president mike pence. ♪