we appreciate you watching. >> happy father's day, enjoy your evening. stick around for the "fox report," rob schmidt is in. >> thanks. >> we begin with a fox news alert, u.s. if 18 hornet shooting down a syrian fighter jet near raqqa in syria, this dropped bombs near the city, this attack is as fighting rages around this isis strong hold in syria, it could bring more tension between u.s. and russia, which backs the syrian rime. more on this story as it comes in. >> rite right now, calls for political unity amid discussion of investigation into trump team contact with russia.

i am rob schmidt in for harris palm faulkner. trip comes as a member of the president's legal team goes on the defense. telling fox news sunday's chris wallace that the president is not you were federal investigation, despite this tweet, i am being investigated for firing the fbi director by the man who told me to fire the fbi director. whicwhichwitch-hunt. >> there has been no, note nation of any investigation. nothing has changed. >> all right, christian fish ser live at the white house with more. kristen every trying to make sense of that tweet. is the president under investigation? do we know? reporter: we word in the clip was notify.

the president has not been notified. that does not mean he is not under investigation, it just means that special counsel may not have told the president or hissin legal team about it. >> i do not appreciate you putting words in my mouth, i have been clear that the president is not and has not been under investigation, i don't think i could be any clearer. >> you don't know that he is not under investigation. >> i can -- you are right i cannot read the minds. >> we are in agreement, you don't know that he is. >> i have not been notified he is. reporter: so neither the presidents legal timo team okayr the special counsel have confirmed it. >> more fun with twitter. what is the president saying about this. reporter: he is continuing to call this a witch-hunt otwitter,

saying make america great ayena jeffedda is doing - is -- agendg well despite the witch-hunt. infrastructure, healthcare, and tax cuts, in the works, now that is fourth time in four days that president trump has described the investigation led by robert mueller as a witch-hunt. tromping schiff to accuse the president and his legal team on a scorched earth litigation strategy. >> the president wanties to take down bob mueller, his lawyer wants to take down bob mueller. the question is why. i think they want to lay the foundation to discredit any information that bob mueller comes up. reporter: they are both staffing up. one of the president's own

attorneys, has had to hire his own attorney. >>o much to talk about, thank you. >> all right, this week's vicious attack on lawmakers prompting dc to dial back hostile rhetoric. the sun is setting in our nation's capital tonight. this after bloody attack on a congressional baseball practice that left house majority whip steve scalise, critically wounded. prompting for calls of unity, lawmakers hope the truce is not temporary. >> this day. this tragedy it could have been worse, and turn it into a opportunity to come together as americans, no one, i don't care what side you are on, no one deserves to have the violent that we all experienced just 4 short days ago. >> at the end, when democrats won the game, they gave the trophy to the republicans and

asked hem to put it -- asked them to put it in representative scalise's office. >> mollie is live from mid star washington hospital where congressman scalise is being treated. senator bernie sanders was asked about the gunman -- who was his supporter. reporter: he said it was distressing. a volunteer on sand are's presidential campaign, senator e sanders of asked if law enforcement contacted him about the gunman. >> not in touch with me, i am not aware if they have been in touch with my staff, i want to wish representative scalise a very quick recovery, what happened was a tragedy. unacceptable. there should not be any violence associated with politics in america. reporter: the 66-year-old gunman

from illinois volunteered for bernie sanders' campaign in iowa in the run-up to the caucuses there. >> we understand there has been some improvement. what can you tell us about congressman scalise's continue. reporter: the doctors say he is showing signs of improvement, he is a father of two, he has been able to speak with his loved ones could but doctors are expecting more surgeries and rehabilitation for congressman scalise. another g.o.p. congressman was there at the buying practice, -- baseball practice but not shot, had this to say about father's day this year. >> this is the best father's day i have had to be able to come back home, and see outpours of care and support from people that know me best, has been a humbling event. reporter: congressman schall lease was able to watch the --

his alma mater, lsu play in baseball college world series last night from his hospital bed, according to his twitter account. >> tough to hear with the medevac choppers taking off but we appreciate it mollie. >> for more on this we bring in pennsylvania congressman, republican scott perry, a member of house committees on foreign affairs, homeland security and transportation. thank you for joining me. >> thanks for the opportunity. rob: i am sure you glad to hear congressman scalise is doing better, taking this in, after a few days, does this make you fear for the job you do? it has to be scary? >> i think it kind of comes with the territory, i would say that things have changed air little bit, they have been changing. everyone recognizes that is aware of it, it is father's day it makes it more pi poignant.

you hug your children tighter, as we know steve was just out practicing baseball and in a moment his life changed, we're changthankful we will recover. but in a moment, his two children might not have had a father, that is concerning. our public discourse has risen to a level, where in the past we just had a difference of opinion, now it appears, for some folks they feel that this is acceptable. we become desensitized to violence we see in this inflammatory rhetoric, that is concerning. we're continuing to reevacuate security cost -- reevaevaluate security cost pure as we always . it is reality. rob: you canceled a town hall event this weekend, why?

>> i will tell you, among other things, i am 54 shali -- partially responsible for i for citizens that come, based on what i knew, and risk assessment. i was not comfortable with being able to guarantee their safety, we had a short window of time. from the time that even happened in washington d.c. with representatives scalise and other g.o.p. members to the time of town hall, i did not feel comfortable we could make the adjustment that we felt we needed to make to ensure people's safety. we just needed to make sure everyone was safeguarded. we had to make a decision in that regard. rob: i think fairly obvious, most people, as feel that it has escalated quickly. i think that the reason, i want you to respond to this, if you could. it is hard to get people to go

to polls and vote, it is a pain in the butt, tuesday morning in november. do you think that we have gotten this far, this violent restoreically because you have to -- because you have to say the world will end if you don't vote for me? >> i think this is a combination of things, announce other things we have become desensitized to certain things. i do think. >> a double standard if you are more traditional and conservative, things you believe in, people feel comfortable at making fun of you or categorizing you in some way. the same people find it their duty to main standard. and have a level of standards and decor umthey -- they display at all-time, either under pressure or inflammatory rhetoric, i think that plays into it. i think that media has changed.

for individuals, social media, you sit behind a scene in the comfort of your home, you don't face people, fac face-to-face. and there is pressure on media outlets, news outlets, if you want to call them that, where they need to be first, and maintain the most sensational story. that compelling them to do things, where they would not check the validity of a story of the past. or continue with a narrative which may noting true or validated. i think this plays into the atmosphere we have. rob: the resistance movement, hillary clinton is now part of that resistance. that sounds like revolution, does that worry you as a way to

get traction in politics? >> [no audio] can you hear me? well, we did not get that one in. all right, moving on now. fox news alert, going overseas, mollie government -- somali government said it has rescued 36 hostages in rest of the africa, after suspected terrorists, attacks a resort there. this happened today near nation's capital. so far, at least two people have been reported killed. in some sort of a possibly terrorist situation there. >> we're told this area is popular with foreigners and westerners, we'll bring you more on this as news comes in. >> search called off for 7 missing u.s. navy sailors from uss fi fitzgerald.

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fire safety devices. we'll bring you more on this story as it comes in. >> sad one, bodies of 7 missing u.s. navy sailors have been found, divers finding their bodies in flooded compartment in the uss fitzgerald one day after the navy ship slammed into a ship in the sea of japan. reporter: the 7 navy sailors are now presumed dead. the commander of 7th fleet said you could not seeing tent of the -- extent of the damage of the guided missile destroyer. he said water flow was tremendous after the impact not leaving much time. those included two areas, the sleeping spaces for over 100 crew members. >> it was a significant impact on the side of the ship.

and you congress see most of the damage, the damage is mostly under the water line, it is a large gash. near the keel of the ship, the water flow was tremendous. and so, there was not a lot of time. in those spaces that were open to the sea. reporter: this happened about 60 miles off of the coast of japan in early morning, most of the crew of the sleeping it took 16 hours for the crew managed to get ship back to home port. a number of sailors were injured, three had to be airlifted. and they included the commander officer who was in his state room. rob: you would think there would be a way to save guard against it. reporter: u.s. and japanese officials say it is still too early to say what cause the, the cars cargo ship appeared to have made a u-turn.

its left bow was dented and scraped, they said there was more damage under the water line. ap said that damage to u.s. destroyer suggests that the ship hit is at high-speed. it happened in busy shipping area with fast currents that require, expertise to navigate, the shipping company said that its crew members are safe. they are treating this as possible, professional negligence. rob: okay thank you. >> all right it is a race against the clock, senate republicans work to finalize legislation to repeal and replace obamacare before their august recess. so what else is on the docket? >> and trump talking tough on cuba, limits u.s. travel to the island, and other changes, lawmakers from his own party

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>> american people would like to see us work together on healthcare, there are plenty of changes we need to make, behind closed-doors is not what we did with affordable care act. reporter: senate republicans hold madg majority but barely, t everyone is a definitive yes. if i can't get a complete repeal, i am not willing to vote for new republican entitlement programs. in addition to healthcare there is fax reform, immigration, and now with changes to obama era cuba policy, to lift restricts that prohibit americans from traveling freel to cuba. some republicans say regardless of the issue. right now the senate is too slow. >> it's the senate.

it's that simple, they are slow. they need to get off their tails and pass something. reporter: fox news learned that democrats are planning to give speeches on senate floor about healthcare, they could start that tomorrow, the speeches could go well into the night, and last for weeks, rob. rob: all right. president's changes toward cue upcubacould go before congress. saying arkansa a, those who helk the role back like republican senator marco rubio said that president's changes will stop u.s. cash from flowing to the cuban military. >> the obama policy toward cuba made all sorts of concessions that allows cuba military, that controls 60% of their economy to enrich itself and tighten its grip, we're reversing, that what

the president is saying if americans travel to cuba now, you will have spend your money with private individual cubans not the cuban military, that is very appropriate, i do know understand how anyone could argue we have a policy that enriches the cuban people, instead of the cuban military. rob: president trump pushing back against the russia investigation. but critics say his legal strategy may raise more questions than answers, our panel weighs in. >> and we're two days away from, what is shaping up to be most expensive house election in history. we're getting new numbers that show the voter turn out could be substantial. that is still ahead on "the fox) report." [ snoring ]

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the area where you store your bats, i saw something drop on the ground, here it is, the piece of shrapnel from a mad man who came to politically kill innocent people. >> other news, president trump returning to washington after his first visit to camp david, facing more questions over nature of the russia investigation as he returns, just days ago president tweeted, i'm being investigated for firing fbi director by the man who told me to fire the fbi director, witch-hunt. this morning the president's lawyer told chris wallace something different. >> president has not been notified by anyone he is under investigation, that tweet was in respond to the washington post sporory that alleged 500 name -- unnamed sources leak to washington post that president was under investigation. rob: all right for more we bridge in our panel, doug

schoan, fox news contributor, also evan siegfried. thank you for coming on. >> sure. >> my pleasure. rob: we'll start with you. that tweet, that president sent out, would you say it was a mistake? >> well, if i was his lawyer or political consultant, either one, i would have told him not to do it but that said it seems clear he is under investigation. and i don't know why they want to litigate that issue. rather than the substance. but, i leave that to my good friend jay sekulow and mark. rob: absolutely, evan. i have to think here, if there is not going to be proof of collusion. if there ends up there is no proof or collusion, how do you obstruct against something you did not do. >> you can obstruct against finding out if there are

martians on mars or here walking among us. if you still obstruct, that is obstruction. that seems to be question that robert mueller is asking as special counsel. what we're seeing the president doing this and questioning this, is because it is all about the base. if they discredit everything in or the investigators before anything really big comes out. it helps protect the president from republicans walking away. if the base is with the president, then republican are less likely to stand up to him, and say yes, we should go to a disciplinary action if it ever reaches that level, which it did you not look like it will be. rob: will they be able to say it sounds like the president, was frustrated?

was just trying to get it out the way to get his job done. >> rob, i think you are way ahead of us be we have a long investigation to go. i think that principle actor is general flynn. a long piece in today's "new york times" about his business activities. i think this is a man who is really at center piece of whatever potential collusion, and i underscore that record. let's hear from general flynn, let's assess what if anything he did or said to the russians during the election. then what he say or did not say to the president about those contacts. i think that is the big issue, we're not close to that yet. rob: evan are you surprised. we may have an obstruction case gain the president or an investigation into obstruction.

but still no investigation into collusion? does that speak volumes to what is going? >> i think that investigation, again, special counsel goes out and follows evidence where it leads, they are trying to hunt down and find out whether or not there was collusion. i hope if they prove there is none, they make this public, and put this issue to bed. but you see president come out fire james comey for varying circumstances, depending on what you ask, you legally have to follow that and find out what is going on, if we actual ge gout and look at ha happened to general flynn with his dealings, it is clear he most likely has broken the law in several actions, and already under investigation by fbi for separate matters, with business relations with turkey and illegal lobbiesing. we're fudge -- we're pardon me, we're create a false

equivalencey between russia investigation and flynn investigation, the president is accused of asking the dplin flyn investigation to be stopped. you can't do that. rob: the frustration, must be palpable for him. you just wonder how that will play in. stand by. we're talk about that, then that story is all eyes right now on georgia, state casting ballots in a hotly contested house race, set a record for early voting, mayomary ann raffety with the sy from los angeles. reporter: folks turned out in droves for early voting with motorcyclboth candidates tryingy support. the winner will fill the vacated seat of health and human service secretary tom price, price

joining republican candid karen handle in a rally saturday. with sunny perdue, urging republicans to vote inspite of how they feel about the current administration. >> i know some of you out there, some republicans may be turned off by our president. get fired up and get turned on. reporter: reporter: congressman lewis urging folks to get out and vote even if they don't agree with him on the issues. >> it is important to make your voice heard, whether or not you support me, you have to participate in the democratic process. reporter: laces latest polls hae ossoff leading by a light margin,. rob: everyone is focused on this, attemp ature gauge.

>> special election has become most expensive house race, both side made 7-figure investments toward their candidates. shattering previous record 40 million dollars with republicans outpacing democrats buy a few million,s o ossoff has raised 23 million, out of the district, when tom price criticized from the stump. >> this has been one crazy race, has it not? i'm telling you the money is crazy. the out of state money is crazy. some of the views from our friends on the other side of cr. which tells me, we have a crazy high turn out for elect on tuesday, for karen handle. >> and with two days to go, sure doing a nail-biter in georgia. rob: it is something that everyone is talking about.

let's bring back our panel, get back into this topic, doug we'll start with you, just the fact that we're talking about this. has got to feel like some kind of a victory for the democrats, and a little embarrassing for the republicans. >> we saw about 10 point swing in the kansas and mobt montana racerace --s to the democrats, t when that sing, ossoff will win, the poll have him a couple of points heed. voters don't care about out of state money, they care about who has the best message. for them who can make a difference in their lives, so far the democrats look better organized and more enthusiastic than the republicans. rob: yeah, evan this is a republican district, it has been republican since carter was in the white house 1979. how did you explain this? if you are republicans how do you try to calnerves? >> we have to recognize this is

not a canary is the coal mine for 2018, they have different demographics from other in the country and the nation as a whole this does not represent some sort of democratic wave, that cid said, democrats are ener ienergized. they will be able to say because of your effort, to the base, you are able to go out and impact the races, we can do it in all seats, republicans need this win. so they can tell their base, that it is okay and this win would be some form of prozac, the base is quietly becoming more and more worried about whether or not we can retain control in 2018.

rob: one more topic, steve scalise shooting this week. is this message they need to toni itone it down. >> i hope so, tom price using word crazy as a metaphor for turn out, democrats, we have to stop that. stop it on both sides, this is horrific. it really, emboldened and empowers our enemies in world when when we this divided this rhetoric just rized our country, we're all americans, we all have a common purpose, i believe, and i hope out of tragedy of representative scalise shooting we come together with common purpose, we're all americans, not democrats or republicans, first and foremost. rob: evan. >> i think that democrats and

republicans should follow sig siegfried and schoan message, which is we get a by after arguing. they are claiming that democrats are holier than thou. when you have democrats saying that g.o.p. is part of taliban, that is was former democratic party in condition and that republicans want to kill minoritities and the poor, democrats need to tone it down. >> they both need to tone it down. rob: you can tell how much they hate each other, that is why people hate them. and the approval ratings are so low. thank you. >> thank you. rob: fox news alert, navy identifying u.s. sailors killed off of the coast of japan, and an uptick in attacks in afghanistan as u.s. prepared to send thousands of additional

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rob: welcome back french voters making a divisive choice in second round of parliamentary elect, and his party macron's presidential opponent la pen learning her first parliamentary victory with 6 seats. >> we've seen kno know -- an

increase in attacks in afghanistan, where they are turning again them. in latest attack, taliban fighter storm a police headquarter in eastern afghanistan, connor powell with more. reporter: afghan security forces, almost the entire day on repel the attack, and kill all of the insurgents. taliban fighters detonated a car bomb outside of the front gate of the police base. confident -- then 6 mill tents rushed in. they continued the attack for hours, all of the insurgents were taken out, in addition to 6 police officers killed, dozens of others, including civilians were injured. today's attack comes after 7 u.s. troops were wounded

saturday by an afghan soldier in a green on blue attack. these are a few of the many violent incidents taking place in afghanistan. the pentagon is expected to send some 4,000 extra u.s. troops to afghanistan, to stem the deteriorating security situation, most will go to help train the afghan security forces, other toes to battle the -- others to battle the taliban, mattis said that the u.s. troops will help reduce threat to afghan government to a zero level. >> thank you. rob: fox news alert,nary navy identifying 7 soldier who were killed. here are their names. >> right here in age from just 19 years old to 37. most of them in their mid 20s. the servicemembers hail from across the country from, california, texas, east coast,

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porportugal are searching for se survivors as a massive wildfire rages on there. the flames could spread further from strong winds, last thing they need, 61 people have been killed so far. investigator say that fire was caused by a bolt of lightning. rob: back here in the state, summer starting early for much of the west, and southwest. amid some sizzling hot temperatures, a triple digit heat wave in many parts of that region. when areas are expecting to reach 120 in the days ahead. it is not even officially summer, meteorologist adam with more. >> we're looking at large areas of southwest, from california to the desert, las vegas to phoenix, all areas, under heat advisories and warnings, getting to 125 in a couple days, today,

highs running about 115, back to phoenix area, with next couple of days that heat intensifies close to 120. 118 to 119 on tuesday and wednesday. we have heat advisory until thursdays, average high is 104. this is too a another level. typically, you would top off at 104, we've seen records to 122, we'll be there near all-time records for hottest days in phoenix ever, pushing that here. and the rest of the country, we're tracking possibly severe weather firing up from right now in rest of the evening, a large area, here stretching from new england to portions of arkansas, oklahoma andorthern texas. we could see severe weather, we've seen a little bit in spots here before last couple of hours. some of these storms, mostly stormy weather, but there have

been spots where it has been severe. this is a severe thunderstorm, that is winds to 60 miles an hour, heavy rain, or hail. a fathe fa -- farther south, pes of tornado with this line. but not right now, moving to nashville, and huntsville, lingers overnight, this is your hour-by-hour forecast, overnight, i think that severe weather settles down over texas and oklahoma. rob: a big sim than system. >> coming up, a veteran honored for his valor, reunited with something near and dear to him, five decades after it was stolen, this hero's story, coming up next, stay tuned.

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years ago, joe navalino . his service earned him 5 medals in world war ii, they were stolen nearly 50 years ago from his home. >> like taking his heart from him. i could see that empty space he had. >> i am proud to be a part of his life and to be a part of making sure he received the recognition he deserved. rob: his family tried unsuccessfully to have medals reissued but blumenthal was able to get the pentagon to reissue the medals. >> i really appreciate, that i never thought i would see them. so thank you ver thank you very. rob: they were presented to him today in fnt of family and friends, a special moment. that is "fox report" this

sunday, thank you for watching, "watter's world" is coming up next. reports. "watters world" starts right now. jesse: "watters world" is on. tonight -- is the left-wing media radicalizing angry americans? pat buchanan on the plot to bring down the president. snowflakes melting down on college campuses. shakespeare at the park still murdering president trump even after a congressman is shot. >> what was your reaction after president trump was shot? >> it was one of the highlights.