eric: organizers did plan with the possibility that the president would be there and had flight restrictions and security concerns but they decided to stay at the white house. they flew the balloons. arthel: okay, we are back at 4:00 and 6:00, i hope you can join us. >> america is sending a message to north korea, u.s. missile defense agencies says the thaad weapon system took down medium-range missile system in a test over alaska. >> president trump warning republicans in congress that the world is watching when it comes to repealing and replacing obamacare. who america's hartland blame for health care failure and what they want their president to do about it. >> plus crack-down on ms13, whether he speak to texas congressman, one of many fighting the deadly drug cartel and what he thinks of president trump's new push to crush the gang. >> one-on-one with vice president pence, kristin fisher

traveling with the vp in eastern europe. we talk today her coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> happy sunday to you, welcome to america's news headquarters from washington. i'm elizabeth. >> great to be with you, i'm leland vittert. >> latest missile test both in actions and in words as america's top diplomat tweets this sunday morning that america is done talking. ellison barber here. ellison it was teddy roosevelt who said speak softly and carry a big stick. the u.s. military is perhaps the biggest stick, what did they do. >> pentagon said they carried out a successful thaad test after the flu -- flew b-1

bombers. north korean state media say it is icbm launch proves that north korea is capable of hitting the u.s. and delivering a large nuclear war head. experts say the missile flew higher than the one launched on july 4th by roughly are 500 miles. >> i'm convinced that north korea has never moved at the speed that this leader has to develop an icbm to put solid fuel, to have an interesting launch device. >> yesterday the u.s. air force flew two b-1 bombers along side japanese and korean fighter jets. the mission lasted ten hours. in a statement the pacific air force commanders said, diplomacy is the main goal when it comes to north korea but they're prepare today use force saying, quote, we have a responsibility

to our alloys and our nation, show case our unwavering commitment while planning for the worst case scenario f called upon we are ready to respond with rapid lethal and overwhelming force at a time and place of our choosing. as for this morning thaad test, they shot down a medium-range ballistic missile over the pacific ocean. the thaad system intercept missiles as they head down towards the earth in the final or terminal phase of a launch, designed but not long-range missiles like the one north korea launched friday. because of latest test, south korea says they plan to deploy four additional thaad launchers and they're told china about their plan. china has long criticized the deployment of the systems saying they do not stop the north korean threat and create instability in the region security balance. leland.

>> ellison barber, thank you. liz. liz: keeping the administration on task and on message with north korea, one to have many challenges facing john kelly who reports for duty as white house chief of staff tomorrow. kelly is at the white house as looks to leave the drama of last week behind and, of course, get on course, can they do that, doug? >> certainly the white house has tremendous stake in general kelly being successful in his employment as chief of staff, kelly has a great reputation in instilling organization in the past. the question is can he instill this one not just down the chain of command but up the chain of command as well. before he officially assumed his role tomorrow morning, the president giving guidance about what direction he wants general kelly to go on and east doing it by means tweeting. this morning he tweeted, don't

give up republican senators, repeal and replace and go to 51 votes, nuke option. get cross state lines and more and that followed a series of tweets earlier this morning where he hammereded the plan home. unless they are total quitters, repeal and replace is not dead. then one more tweet, if a new health care bill is not approved quickly, bailouts for insurance companies and bailouts for members of congress will end very soon. kellyanne conway went into a little more detail on that on fox news sunday today. >> when he talks about the 51 votes, the president is basically making the case that so many of the components of real health care reform, chris, require 60 votes, the drug pricing, the selling of insurance across state lines, associated health plan that is allow those who don't get health insurance through employers like you and i do or government benefits who have been left out because the premiums are too high. premiums have doubled.

>> asked if the president will continue of promise of letting obamacare implode, cost-sharing reduction payments which are propping up what few insurance companies remain. conway said he's going to make the decision this week. she also suggested that the president is threatening to remove the, quote, really sweet deal that members of congress and their staffers had would not be hold to the same health care that so many americans say is unaffordable. all of this another really, really interesting case of high drama at the white house in the upcoming week. elizabeth, back to you. >> thank you so much, doug, trying to keep it all straight, leland. >> we will keep talking about health care, it was late april when president trump was in harrisburg, pennsylvania touting one hundred days of action as he hit the milestone in action and promising lots more action to come telling the crowd, quote, we will repeal and replace obamacare, you watch. that effort, of course, failed this week in washington as doug talked about.

how is it playing up in harrisburg, let's bring in our jay harris, 580 on am dial. r.j., who do your listeners blame for the current health care failure? >> mainstream politicians, democrats and republicans. you know, we get the feeling that there are a bunch of republicans, the president is trying to blame the swamp. >> so what do they want done now. are they saying repeal and replace of obamacare is a necessity or more that they want the president to keep being a disruptor, what's their benchmark? >> a necessity on campaign promise by many so, yes, absolutely and in fact, to the person i hear people say that members of congress ought to be on obamacare and if they were forced to be on obamacare this would have been fixed weeks ago.

>> we did hear from the president yesterday, he talked about possibly eliminating some of the subsidies for obamacare to members of congress and their staff, they have a huge exemption. some folks will tell you that the president can unilaterally end those suffice it to say that would be popular in harrisburg. >> very popular. one of the biggest to be honest with you. >> what are your listeners saying about going forward with this president who at every turn to your point seems to be blocked by congress, why, whether it's own failings or congress' failings but still a lot of the president's campaign promises, tax reform haven't gotten done. >> i believe and another thing that i hear consistent is that these politicians have it easy. they have it curby, it -- cushie and i think it's number one. people in the heartland believe that they have it made honestly. >> the person who is coming in

who you might say is going to be the chief plummer if you want to take the analysis forward is general kelly who is going to be the president's new chief of staff, conceivably to bring discipline to what everyone agrees a pretty chaotic west wing. this is, though, what the wall street journal said about that in a very scathing editorial essentially saying that it is not the president that was the problem, saying priebus wasn't the problem but this shuffling of the staff furniture won't matter unless mr. trump accepts that the white house problem isn't mr. priebus, it's him. what do you think the disconnect between the wall street journal and your listeners as you seem to think that mr. trump is doing a good job. >> he is doing a good job but we are not giving him free rein either. all in all, i think that people believe that trump is doing a great job and on the way down here from harrisburg, pennsylvania, i passed a huge

barn with a trump sign on that the gentleman who put is there is still as happy today as the day he put it up. >> if you're putting a sign and leaving it there, that says something. you said something about jeff sessions, the president shoots himself in the foot sometimes. >> feeling of wackiness in the white house. >> do they care about that, does it matter? >> if he's getting the job done, no, so far they believe he is getting the job done. >> what do you view as the benchmark? in washington, we just love every tweet, we love every vote, it is a constant necessity, if you will and it's breathless, when does the heartland, when do your listeners take stock and say, gee, what good a job did the president? >> it is not obamacare alone, t

about copays and deductibles that have gone through the roof as well as the monthly premiums for many, many worker bees, we kind of feel like there's no one looking out for us and the only one that could is the president. >> well, it was james during clinton campaign that said the economy is stupid. >> absolutely, no question. >> appreciate your insight as always. thanks so much. let us know what you find in the drive back home, all right. you keep it right here on foosm news channel after 2:00 p.m. eastern, chris wallace sits down with this woman, house democratic leader nancy pelosi after what comes back to congress after senate fail today pass health care, knowing chris wallace and nancy pelosi, not an interview you want to miss. we will talk about the coverage of the latest white house shake-up. >> president trump says police and law enforcement are going to get more support for him to

crack down on the violent ms13 gang. police officers can send ms13 members back to country tieing antigang to border security. >> so we are going to secure our border against illegal entry and we will build the wall, that i can tell you. >> joining me now one of the lawmakers pushing for a border wall, texas congressman will hurried, his district, if not mistaken is 800 miles of the border, thank you for joining us, sir. >> always a pleasure being on. >> it's not necessarily a physical wall but much more than that, explain to our viewers what you're proposing and you have quite a bit of support. >> sure, so we should have a smart wall, i think americans are frustrated that it's 2017 and we haven't been able to secure our border and the reason we haven't been able to secure it is that we try to have a

one-size fits-all solution and we can't do that. every mile is different. we should be utilizing technology and we should have ken sorries that can tell the difference between a rabbit and illegal allien. that entire process can be done with computer vision, artificial intelligence and machine learning. it's a fraction of the cost. >> that's what i was going to ask you. how are you going to sell this, is it going to be price, is it going to be the environment, that this is not going to destruct commerce back and forth because if i'm not mistaken there are parts of the border that it's a necessity. it needs to be open. >> absolutely. this is -- this is something that, you know, there's parts of the border like san elena

canyon. it's already a physical barrier, 6,000-foot cliff but the way you sell the smart wall is it's actually making us more efficient. we will be able to do a better job of getting operational control over our border and in the price tag for a concrete structure, $24.5 million, smart wall, less than half a million dollars a mile. this is per mile, by the way. that's a 24 million-dollar difference per mile. let's use some of that money and give it back to the american people and their pockets and let's use some of that money to pay down our debt so we can be more efficient and what we have to do is we have to think of the entire 2,000 miles of border at the same time. we can't just focus in one area because then the bad guys are going to adapt and move somewhere else. >> a natural segue we heard from the president obviously come out

pretty hard about -- against ms13, violent gang that certainly targets young immigrant communities. so i want to ask you s this particular proposal also tie into that, is this going to reduce violence to use helping the president's efforts? >> it absolutely will. when you get operational control of your border, you are going to be able to stop drugs to coming into the country and you'll be able to stop people coming here illegally. one of the things we need to do is increase the amount of intelligence that we are collecting on the 19th criminal organization. i know we are focused on ms13 right now but there are 19 organizations that are part of trafficking drugs here and human smuggling and the problem is we don't -- we haven't made national intelligence priority. i spent 9 and a half years and undercover in the cia and i chase bad guys all across the world and are not hiding in

caves, we know where they are. let's increase intelligence on them and let's work with our partners in méxico to stop them before they get to our borders. >> so even though -- my last question, congressman, there was so much focus on ms13 on friday, are you pleased that there was that attention? i know you mentioned that there's at least 19 organization that is need to be in the national headlines but they are not but does this help? >> oh, it absolutely helps. the focus on this, the focus on ms13, one of the most brutal of the drug trafficking organization and the bigger, they are a criminal enterprise, the fact that there's focus from the white house is -- is a good thing. we've got to stop these folks from bringing in drugs into our communities and having this focus on border and let's extend reach and stop them before they get here and let's work with our allies south of our border. >> we look forward to your

progress in this proposal, thank you. >> thank you. >> vice president pence in baltics reassuring european allies that america is still a good friend. my good friend our own kristin fisher touched with the vp in gastonia, hi, kristin. >> hey, leland, vice president mike pence's first stop on a three-country swing through eastern europe and he's going to really be reassuring our allies in the region that the u.s. will stand beside them in the face of russian aggression. i asked him about that and the russia sanction's bill in an interview that will air right after the break. leland. >> we will see you then. controversial vote underway in venezuela. live pictures of people lined up to cast their ballot in caracas. opponents of the socialist president says it's all just a scam. we will tell you what's at stake and terror in australia as police raid the homes of four suspects, investigators say may

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>> investigate os in australia are combing through the homes of men arrested. australian police say they had become aware of a plot used by an improvised device made from peroxide, if so that would have been more difficult to detect. >> so what's happened here today? can you tell us what happened? >> they bashed me. >> who bashed you, sir? >> the police. >> why are you being arrested? >> i don't know. >> you must know. you must have some indication as to what has happened here today? what happened here today, sir? this is your one chance to tell

the media what happened here today? >> i have done nothing. >> you want to show us your face? >> the prime minister says security and airports as you can imagine has been increased since thursdays. officials say this is the first significant plot foiled in australia, 13th major terror threat by police since 2014. >> fox news alert russia is threatening to kick american diplomats out of their country over new u.s. sanctions. the diplomatic spat comes as vice president pence heads to the baltics with the message that america is still a good and reliable friend. air force 2 touching down in gastonia this morning on board kristin fisher who now joins us from the capitol with more. hi, kristin. >> hey, leland, vice president mike pence really hit the ground

running here in gas tonia, he started out with a bileal -- bilateral meeting in gastonia, 12-hour drive roughly to moscow. a country that's been hit by russian attacks. they want big assurances from the vice president that the u.s. will help defend them in the face of any aggression and the vice president told me today that that assurance is exactly what he intends to give them. >> president trump sent me to give a message, georgia and montenegro will be the same. we are allies and we are with you and stand with you.

it's a great honor to be here. >> do you anticipate president trump to sign the russian's bill while you are over here and how that would bolster your message that the trump administration is committed to helping defend the countries against russian aggression? >> the president has made it very clear that russia's destabilizing activities and support for rogue regimes, activities in ukraine are unacceptable and the president made very clear that very soon he will sign the sanctions from the congress of the united states to reinforce that, but at the same time as we make our intentions clear we expect russian behavior to change, the president and i remain hopeful that we will see different behavior by the russian government with regard to ukraine and supporting rogue regimes in iran and north korea and continue to believe that if russia will change its behavior,

our relationship can change for the good and can improve for the interest of both of our countries and the interest of peace and stability in this region and around the world. >> i know that we are all the way over here but everybody back in washington is still talking about health care. you played a role in that, what were you saying to senator john mccain in those final moments? >> well, let me be very clear, we will never give up on our commitment to keep our promises to the american people, whether it be on health care reform or getting the american economy rolling or our promise to reengage the world. the president has september me here as he has in other places around the world. the president has been in europe not long ago to make it clear that the united states of america is determine today reengage, reengage the world that puts america first, puts our security, prosperity first but also reengages in a way that

can build up free nations around the world. my miami here is simple that -- that we are committed to nations around the world that are committed to freedom and my message here in eastern europe will be that and when i get back home we will get back to working on keeping promises to the american people. >> thank you so much. safe travel. >> good to have you along. >> now from here the vice president will be traveling to georgia and montenegro two more countries that view kremlin as a very clear threat, they were troubled by president trump's assertion during the campaign that nato was obsolete and then on his first foreign trip when he fail today reaffirm the u.s. commitment to nato's article 5, the mutual defense clause. president trump has since reversed course but those comments or lack thereof still left allies in this region very nervous.

so the vice president's mission while on this trip is reassure them and remind them that president trump will be signing the sanction's bill, the russia sanction's bill either while the vice president is still on this trip or shortly after, leland. >> that was never a guaranty so something that our allies over there find heartening. kristin, great interview. question for you, with as much as turmoil as this week brought for the white house, the vice president involved in the health care vote, the shake-up with reince priebus out and john kelly in, how much does the vice president staff have that sort of calm, cool deliberate focus that we saw on the interview and how much of that is sort of calm above the surface and paddling quite hard underneath? >> well, leland, who wouldn't want to get away from washington right about now and you saw i asked the vice president about that in those final moments before senator john mccain's no vote and he clearly declined to answer that part of my question, so i think the vice president --

and even said on his way over here that he was excited to be here. this is the first time to gastonia, georgia andmont -- montenegro and also a trip because montenegro new to nato. they are going to be highlighting in the days to come, leland. >> the beaches in montenegro are not bad either. >> i doubt it. >> great work. thanks, kristin. >> still ahead general john kelly begins his work as president trump's chief of staff tomorrow. this on the heels of a white house shake-up, what's next for kelly and the trump administration?

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>> monday marks john kelly's tenure as white house chief of staff. general kelly will bring order to the west wing. >> if we could have protocol, pecking order, order discipline and chief of staff that empowers the staff to succeed, i know that general kelly has done that on the battlefield, i know that he's done that as a chief military aide to former cabinet secretaries, i know as cabinet secretary. we have great faith that that will be done. >> the future for some in the trump administration like attorney general jeff sessions still seems to perhaps be up in the air, will the latest staffing changes bring an end to all the shake-up's, alan and

democratic strategists elizabeth, thank you all for joining me. my first question you may agree with, consensus, general consensus that general kelly is a respectable formmidable character. can he bring order to this administration? >> it's a steep hill to climb, it's almost a cliché now. the problem is the president himself. the only bright light for kelly going into the white house is that the president seems to have acknowledged that what he was doing doesn't seem to be working, his legislative agenda is stalled, numbers are low and he's really struggling in terms getting his message out, in terms of having achievements or successes that he can put forward. so maybe there's an understanding that there needs to be changes but until the president recognizes there needs to be changes it's hard to see

how kelly can be successful. >> alex, i want you to respond to that and the president has made it clear that he doesn't -- he we wanted to drain the swamp, he we wanted to eliminate some of the old-school politics that were in the administration, at the same time it is tradition, based on tradition the way the government works so do you need politicians or do you need the general come in and take the helm? >> one is there's chaos, lack of discipline. if anyone can bring in the chain of command and discipline in the white house is going to be a four-star marine general. the other problem is they have political problems, the president's poll numbers are very, very low. he has. >> little to show for being in office for six months. they need to get better politically, the new human staff does not have a lot of political experience. that will be a challenge for this white house moving forward. who is the president's top political adviser? it can't just be himself. he needs to surround himself with smart political advisers and listen more to congressional leaders on the hill. >> when you talk about politics,

sort of makes me ring in my ear the leaks, the leaks have been such a hot topic and we heard the general even say, it's equivalent to treason. we heard him take a hard line on leaks, do you think it's going to help, is that something that he will tackle right away? >> a focus to control the message and get people better aligned within the white house, listen, i think -- >> administrations are plagued by leak. >> part of the problem is that he has developed -- the president has created different segments of power, different power centers in the white house and that is -- creates conflict and it is a -- it's a formula for creating this kind of rivalries that spurs the leaks going forward. >> alex, i want to ask you, what do you anticipate, would we see influences, we know that he's hard on immigration, something the president and the general very much agree on, are we going

to see the trump agenda shift a little bit now that we have a new white house chief of staff? >> certainly possible. his first order is to bring order to the white house and have the president buy into that chain of command so the president isn't just listening to anybody who walks in the office at any given moment, but second to that, look, the priorities are pretty big to small, in addition to wanting to do tax reform, wanting to do health care reform, they have to raise the debt ceiling. these are going to be -- this is going to be a very, very difficult fall for this white house on capitol hill. so that's what -- that's got to be the new chief of staff's priority. >> all of the political struggles that caused health care to fail -- it's the same politics for these other issues that alex mentioned and so i think -- i agree with you, they have a tough road to hoe here going forward. >> so we are out of time but you made one comment, you said he

has to fall in the chain of command, i want you to answer yes or no do you foresee that happening? >> i have not. i have not seen no evidence of it. >> kind of disagree, perhaps. we will take it. we will take it. we will see, we will have you both back. thank you so much for joining us, we appreciate it. now to another top story, voting is underway amid chaos in venezuela, many see it as power grab by president maduro as proposed constituent assembly would be made of 455 members, all nominated by his own administration. steve joins us now with the very latest from miami. hi, steve. >> elizabeth, it got off to a quiet start at voting at 6:00 o'clock this morning. quiet in part because the protestors who were out for the past four months were threatened with ten-year sentences if they came out to protest today. more than 300,000 troops on the street to make sure the voting does go peacefully. they are calling it a vote but

we know how it's going to turn out. the government picked the candidates, opposition is boycotting it. the only real question is turnout and the result of this vote the opposition say could lead one-party state in venezuela. it's going to create a new assembly with power over everything, including power over the old assembly where there was opposition. this opposition could be dissolved by the result of this vote. the big question is will the protestors take it, they have been coming out for four months, they have been fighting against security forces, a hundred of them have died. how are they going to react of wiping the opposition off the political map. so far the u.s. has been strongly opposed to this vote, they sanctioned 13 top venezuelan officials, u.s. government has said they will take swift and economic action if the vote goes through, we will have to wait and see how the collusion course between the u.s. and the venezuelan government winds up. elizabeth, back to you. >> steve, thank you so much, we appreciate it.

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military exercises with the south koreans but we haven't seen from this administration is massive retaliatory sanctions against chinese banks who do business with north korea, massive retaliatory sanctions against polish companies or qatary companies that do business with north korea, is it time for that now? >> the stakes are being significantly raised. latest icbm test means north korea has the capability to strike against the continental united states and it's only a matter of time before they are able to place a nuclear war head and we need far more aggressive approach taken towards china, china is largest trading, 90% of trading is with china. >> if stakes are as high as they are, it seems both bipartisan and universal belief, why have we seen these incremental baby steps so far from the

administration, why not massive sanctions in other types of pressure that could be brought to bare? >> certainly president trump has made a major effort to reach out to china to pressure them to be more robust. >> it's not working, though. >> it's not both chinese but russia as well. the chinese and russians have vetoed sanctions. we need to see a russia and china actually standing up to north korea. we are not seeing that at the moment. we certainly should be considering major sanctions against chinese companies that are investing in north korea.

are you brought up sanctions against russia. that's being signed by president trump, congress pushed through the sanctions against russia. we have the vice president of gastonia, kristin fisher talking to him earlier, has the world gained enough respect for president trump to fear nato alliance in the way that it feared the margaret thatcher-reagan alliance. >> there are a lot of steps in the right direction and without a doubt i think the united states posture is very robust and the russians deeply unhappy with the wave of sanctions and if the right way, not only sanction them but enhance those sanctions, also the united states has increased military presence from the baltic states, we are also seeing the deployment and actually to moscow so many of the measures being taken by the trump

administration towards russia have been very, very strong. >> you don't buy. >> no, if you look at the substance of u.s.-russia relations at the moment, i think there's a lot of strength being projected on the u.s. side and i think there is an understanding within the administration that russia is an adversary, it's an enemy of the united states and must be treated as such. >> i think it was reagan and great friend margaret thatcher that came in with the idea peace through strength. let's see if we have the strength to result in the peace that we badly want and need. great having you. liz. >> well, coming up next we are going to tell you about the newest addition to our u.s. naval warship family and hero it's named after.

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>> a music festival in barcelona spain and as you might imagine when stage went up in flames concert goers headed out for the exits, the website of tomorrowland festival says a technical malfunction caused the fire but firefighters say are still investigating on what sparked the blaze. thankfully nobody was hurt which as we know from pass fires specially when people evacuate is a blessing for sure

organizers have canceled now understandably the rest of the event. >> and this weekend the u.s. navy commissioned a brand-new destroyer in san diego. it's called the uss rafael peralta, named after the marine corps sergeant who die today save fellow marines in the second battle of iraq back in 2004. severely wounded inside enemy building peralta threw himself on grenade to save other marineses nearby. the sergeant had chosen to be an america. he immigrated from -- to the u.s. from méxico and rafael's mother was at commissioning of the uss destroyer named in his honor and was able to hear this from marine miller. >> the story has been told will forever be part of this ship. all he ever wanted to be was an american, to receiver his

country, the love in his heart so great that those that had the privilege of knowing him felt it, it was powerful, it was inif he-- infectious. the ship will perform mission as part of larger team, the united states navy. >> when i watch this i can't help, the hero involved but think where you were last weekend. >> the commission of the uss gerald ford. we talked to a number of sailors about the motto of that ship, integrity from the helm become to gerald ford and his integrity and there are actually lessons on the ship, history courses for sailers and marines who end up on what the name sake is and what it means specially in the case who is after, somebody who served so selflessly and marines will take you that the name sake of their ship means an awful lot

and that's who they are fighting for and whose legacy they will carry on who set sail. >> big news about testing that took place. >> we have some video of it for you. this was the new catapult on the uss gerald ford. there was questions whether or not it would work. >> perfect weather. >> yeah, and i will say, i don't think it was an accident that it was perfect weather. they wanted to give themselves every opportunity but now comes what they call the shakedown. >> there was obviously a huge investment. $13billion. >> $13 billion. we wish them fair wins. chris wallace coming up next i thought i was doing okay... then it hit me... ...managing was all i was doing. when i told my doctor,... ...i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease... ...even after trying other medications.

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