>> president trump preparing for a major rally. media attention on an ambitious agenda for america after test images of divisiveness across the country. leland: part of the agenda, broken up or structure. ceo joins us is that the construction industry is ready to hire thousands of workers to get the job done. elizabeth: meanwhile, steve bannon's departure from the white house dominating talk shows here. the panel on the future direction of the trump white house.

thanks for joining us. eggs are moving -- watching america's news headquarters. leland: i am leland vittert your great to be with you. president trump comes back to d.c. without his key strategist in an attempt to reset the narrative of the past week he will head to phoenix arizona on tuesday for one of its campaign rallies. the trip comes despite a request in the mayor to post on the rally in light of the charlottesville violent. president trump is spending the weekend at his golf club. if you think about this, and the president won arizona by five points, but none of that with friends or allies with the two republican senators from there. >> ray. he's been fairly combative action for up a narrow policy differences between the two of

them. the president believes new jersey this evening, return to the white house. on tuesday its back out of washington again. he goes to phoenix where he will hold a rally. the mayor has asked the president to stay awake as he says he's worried about violence in the city following violence in charlottesville. as you know, leland, he's criticized john mccain for his about allowing a health care bill to proceed. junior senator jeff flake also has differences of late and most recently on immigration. the president also returns to decisions on afghanistan. secretary of defense james mattis says the president has built a policy on afghanistan after what he calls a sufficiently rigorous strategic process. president trump continued his security team friday at camp david to decide whether to commit more troops on an overall strategy and also whether to employ security contractors is a larger role to supplant american military forces. president trump said yesterday on twitter that there's many

important decisions on afghan and though he refuses to say what or when his administration will announce those decisions. the president's treasury secretary steve mnuchin is responding to hundreds of classmate from a class of 1985. they wrote him last week calling on him to resign on what they say is the president supported not via some in white supremacy. the three were ponting said he feels compelled to tell his classmates at the president in no way, shape or form believes neo-nazi and other hate groups are equivalent to peaceful demonstrators. he also writes our president deserves the opportunity to propose his agenda and having highly talented men and women surrounding the president and the administration should be reassuring to you and all the american people. he will continue to pursue the president's agenda and treasury department to discuss some financial matters when it comes to his and when it comes to the debt ceiling which is the fight

congress will have going up this fall. leland: a lot to break down. to do that, liz has more. elizabeth: to help set the scene, let's bring in radio talkshow host terry gilbert. thanks for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. dream for a want to start on the heels of charlottesville and other cities. i'm curious what you asked for two day. you have to be prepared for the protest. the >> indeed. what i'm being told the sold-out with trump supporters. of course that is inside the building, so the protest will most likely be outside. i got a piece of information late last night in the vicinity of 10,000 protesters. i can't confirm that, in but we will see on tuesday.

people in the valley have tremendous faith in our law enforcement and in our governor in case the national guard has to come out. based on what happened in charlottesville in based on what happened in boston and other places, this town is ready. they are used to rallies. president trump came when he was on the campaign trail. folks have tremendous, tremendous police department will be, i suspect mx back. >> let's focus on the content of what you hear from the president. is he going to be talking about immigration or is he going to be talking about snyder jeff flake? we saw that from the president where he basically was now running against senator jeff flake. we saw her unsuccessfully ran against another john mccain, but how will that play with arizona voters? that's a lot of issues he could talk on. what he think he's going ahead?

>> e. as some predict and we all know my sense of it is politics will be cemex. sheriff joe's name will be mentioned and most likely in the crowd whether or not he pardons sheriff joe or is to be determined. that is the buzz. one piece of the buzz. the other is senator flake and senator mccain because senator flake has a challenger and senator mccain cbc may be open as well. my sense of it is that all those three items in the sheriff joe, senator mccain and senator flake will all be mentioned if not top about. >> how would that be received with arizona voters that these guards to, let say cause some controversy and make comments about senator flake or senator mccain. they are fairly popular in the state if i'm not mistaken. i don't know how that will play

out the supporters. >> teleplay? i think it will be a mixed bag. the politics for the senatorial seat is still a little early. but those people inside the rally are pro-trump or they wouldn't go to the rally in the first place. there will be some controversy over at and we will see how it plays out. that's why the rally will see exactly what is on the agenda, what exactly are his bullet points. he will also be probably addressing statuary monuments, symbols of the deep south. trade arizona voters focus on his jeff flake and supporting dr. kelly ward. do you think you are in an imac? and how is that going to be received? a little bit different stand than the president better.

>> i do. i think he will talk about immigration. he will talk about the border. he will talk about the things that are important to arizonans because he's a very good politician as we all know. it is a major reissue that it's got to be addressed and the people that are behind him and put him into office from arizona want to address sooner than later. yes, it will be on the agenda no doubt. elizabeth: thank you for joining us. we appreciate that preview. we will see thousands and thousands of people. we'll see what the president has to say. >> elizabeth for having me. >> now what is happening inside the beltway. steve bannon follows a number of firings and resignations. the inner circle getting started speaking out about the chaos

from the west wing, telling the "washington post," quote, no administration in history has been so divided among it tells about the direction about where it should go. let's bring in our fair and balanced panel, kevin sheridan, house speaker paul ryan during his vice presidential running democratic radio show host. kevin, it's all pretty much expect they'd his days were numbered at some point. are you surprised by what is now based upon? >> no commenting is important to remember president trump sits on the coalition government. this is the coalition of the bribed word donald trump crowd, the core supporters who were first within and stick with him always in the establishment makeup the rest of the party that they're representative of congress especially. so i cannot try there is

disagreement within the white house. i am not surprised he's saying what he's saying. it's a reflection of the reality that this is a coalition of republicans who don't always agree with each other. that is just it's happening inside the white house on that level. >> democrats are loving this, aren't they? >> i don't think so. democrats are very unhappy because it's not something to make us comfortable as a society. i don't think donald trump will be happy with that in the long run. when you look at bannon going back to breitbart, he is claiming basically he will throw shade in the of donald trump is not going to hit him with any. leland: he said i'm going to war against the president enemy. >> allegedly the one around and he's doing shade in the direction of donald trump. a perfect example, this morning, today in great part, the lead stories blamed ivanka trump for

steve bannon being tossed out in the very first paragraph conspicuously mentions their jewish faith. a lot of people will be very uncomfortable with that. leland: you have to wonder exactly how much shall we say the president will tolerate somebody get these can voters loyal, attacking his family. to that point, this is what corey lewandowski said earlier today. >> the mainstream media narrative is steve bannon is out and now he's at odds with the administration and he's going to go after him. that's not going to happen. he has the same ideological notion today that he did two days ago inside the white house, which is the one to change america for the better enhance the platform to do that. >> that flies into the face of what you were saying a minute ago. noteworthy corey lewandowski fan.msn we along with a number of other networks have all tried to get somebody from the

administration to come on and talk about the staff shakeup. nobody will. no member of the trump administration will talk about it. the mac air on radio silence. that is a reflection of the isolation of the trumpet in the nation. bannon on the outside in going after members of the trump administration is because what he's going to do this kind of anger his element within the party even further more towards the trump administration. >> ben crowder said they are worried president trump logo on all shorts and anger. >> that was the headline. >> any possibility of that happening for the simple fact donald trump's only potential allies. he's realized he's got to get what he can get done. leland: do you think he realizes in order to get the things you talk about to get done that he needs allies? does he realize that?

>> i hope that -- he's not going to get anything done. connect them so much. good to see you. be sure to catch "fox news sunday" right after our show. bill hemmer in for chris wallace today. the band shakeup as a topic of conversation. to talk about it, former trump deputy campaign manager is here to give us his insight on the future of the white house in the wake 2:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox news channel. >> the story brought yesterday. a second officer has died after being shot friday in kissimmee, florida. sergeant tim howard died in the hospital. he was responding to help a fellow officer when he was shot. matthew baxter was patrolling the area where the shooting happened friday night was also killed. the suspect made his first appearance in court today. he's been charged with first-degree murder for officer baxter's death.

no word on additional charges that he may face resurgent howard death. >> from boston to memphis, atlanta to dallas. protesters gather around the country one week after the deadly rally in charlottesville, virginia. a look at how the weeks events played out and evolving protest from charlottesville. >> hi, leland. 40,000 people showed up to march in boston. it was a counter protest yesterday. the, white supremacist. tens of thousands of protest showed up to category free-speech rally called by conservatives. counter protesters that the conservative event would be a rally he and white is, so organizers showed up in his numbers despite the fact the conservative boston free speech coalition organizers had said they were not affiliated at all. nonetheless, thousands came out

against the free-speech rally in which reportedly a few dozen people showed up for. more than 500 boston police officers at a buffer zone between both rallies and 33 people were arrested. police reported some people through rocks, and bottles but all in all it was a good day. >> 99.9% of the people have to fight to get treated and hate. no one got hurt, no one got killed. we have no significant on all property damage. >> in dallas, 2300 attended a rally. officers on horseback had to force hundreds of people out of dallas cemetery where they were clashing over a confederate monument. at one point, police had to pull supporters of the confederate monument over a barrier for their own protection in houston,

hundreds gathered over the statute there. >> they are here to protect the children that are being tormented by these white supremacists. it is a complete difference. it is a 100% difference. we are fighting for life than they are fighting to keep killing. >> similar protesters in memphis and new orleans. six people arrested in as you can see there, activists tried to climb onto his hatchet of confederate general nathan bedford. we will continue to watch this and continue to be about race and so much more. >> debate in so much cities. brian, thank you. one of those cities with unusual debate they were having an seattle. a rally in seattle not over a confederate monument, but they are taking on the confederate

monument what london's monument to come down. a number of president trump supporters came out to say that lenin equals hitler and they want his monument taken down. you might call that the sublime counter protest to the ridiculous perhaps of no the u.s. these trojan horse traveler -- travelers under fire because they share a name with robert e. lee's force. >> not necessarily for this particular issue we see native american retargeted. maybe this is attended to the conversation, but we'll see how universities handle it. >> robert e. lee had to. just pointed out there. elizabeth: coming up after the break, one of the president top priorities with the crumbling infrastructure. we will see what needs to happening. earlier this year, leland would down to the first new coal mine in america in years it will talk

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we met today have new details on the investigation of the spanish terrorist attacks. please link in the van to an islamic extremist group. this has the main authority drove one of the bands into barcelona crowd remains at-large benjamin haus in barcelona with the very latest red hat, benjamin. >> hi, elizabeth. police saying they have actually disbanded to carry this out. four were arrested, five killed by police on friday. 12 were in fact open. we are learning more than what they had planned was a lot worse than what they pulled off.

it is blown up as they try to prepare bombs or 120 gas canisters were found and believed they were to be used as car bombs which would get in barcelona. it's a reminder of how large this attack was supposed to be. the cardinals called to spain to unite in the face of terror. the prime minister at the cathedral. >> cathedral is one of the great symbols of barcelona. also one of the main target who are hoping to blow it out. here this morning reminding everyone that people here will not be afraid. that being said, the city remains on high alert. >> this is not the end. we are in danger. >> there is a threat, but we come because the situation now is under control. >> it may be under control, but

though the driver of the van is still missing. 22 years old to be the leader is an imam in the town being called the epicenter also missing today. today his house was searched and is becoming a real subject of interest. he was in brussels at the same time as the brussels attack in 2016 and they think he was the one and although they are looking for the driver of the white man in searching to find out what role he may have played. >> thank you so much. the president has long said he wants to be up next. one ceo with 500,000 jobs needed now to do it. talking about: the combat. the markets are up. going to coal country where one

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the president had an executive order that he released this week and it was basically more or less making coordinated and timely decision when they had infrastructure projects. so often you run up against a lot of red tape. you praise that executive order. tell me why. >> well, executive order for infrastructure is fantastic in my opinion because it starts to set the table for when legislation does get passed. we will have time to get the permitting process improved in taking care of. i think coordinated, predictable, transparent are excellent concepts. the coordinated element, elite agency to help be a concierge for permitting so to speak. sharp upcoming project through the agencies involved in this complex projects. very critical.

elizabeth: that being said, this is not the first administration of president to do it. they have made this type of move to make things happen in a timely manner. what makes this different? >> at the cabinet level and within the agencies there's a lot of desire, and a lot of business leaders a part of this process. a lot of people in the agencies want to make this happen. at the end of the day, all we are really going to results and deliver 600,000 to 700,000 jobs in the construction industry. for every million dollars of infrastructures and come a great about six by seven to 7.1 jobs. this is a big significant price. >> that being said, what you really want to see is legislative action. what do you want to see? executive orders are excellent as far as freeing up the red tape in opening up the highways here no pun intended. you really need to see congress

act. >> yes, they are trying at the moment. committees are working through this. i think there's going to be a number of different views for a list of projects are a set of guidelines. are they going to a public or the partnerships are matching funds with state funds who are they going to be solely federal funds. how does that affect you? do you want to see 50/50 public credit? would you want to see? advocacy a combination of all the above. different infrastructure projects provide different services. for those projects that have a good sustainable financial incomes, public or the partnerships would be sent in really important. for those that just need to be fixed for safety of the public, they would be federal and state. >> are disheartened when you see the lack of progress as far as legislative action on the hill? the infrastructure will be pushed back.

we've been talking about tax reform. infrastructure was here and now it is sort of getting bumped down. is that discouraging? >> we have a lot to do. disk is this time. but we do need to get this done. the infrastructure opportunity for the united states of america is tremendous. whether it's fixing our crumbling infrastructure, airports, electrical grid, and also the opportunity to employ. absolutely. everybody's online. everybody wants to make it happen. elizabeth: wheel and on that note because it's a positive note. we appreciate it. leland. leland: great interview. i made turmoil, supporters point to a major promise kept, rolling

back obama era energy regulations. a "wall street journal" editorial this week since coal production is up for pinpoint 5% nationwide. here is what they had to say. not long ago the demise of the whole is inevitable. if the trump resume seems to have lifted. apparently coal can be marketable if regulators let it be. the ceo joins us now from pittsburgh. nice to see you as always. it was a big deal when we had you on a couple months ago when you're able to talk about the announcement of wonder coal mine. the first of coal mining years in pennsylvania. do i understand it right the now there is a second of coal mine? that's exactly right. going to a very strong steel marketplace, we decided to open up a second coal mine to begin next week -- next month. they will be restarting, and to

start that in 2018. >> how much can you link what you are doing in pennsylvania, the first mine come in on the second line to president trump in his policies. >> i think it is a direct link. number one of the deregulation site it's a tremendous help for the industry know in the war and coal is over. potentially the economic prioritization of the administration has given economic growth. deregulation coming manufactured in the u.s., tax infrastructure reform. both of those things will help create a strong market environment and regulatory environment. business and consumer confidence are very high. this deal industry undergoing a real renaissance. those are all good things for business. >> the president talked directly, called you out specifically an energy

conference in washington. when we are out there visiting you, but a lot of discussion about support for president trump. these are the folks who are likely to be your workers. this trump's conduct as president make you feel embarrassed or proud in pennsylvania 25% proud, 63% embarrassed. favorability 30 cypress is favorable. 64% unfavorable. this is where numbers switch when they are asked about the economy. has the u.s. economy than strength and by the decisions, and weekend 38. add your employees and the folks who are trying to hire now for the first mind and now the second, of those questions, what are the most concerned about? >> employees are focused on do they have the family sustaining and calm that comes from a job? do they have a good economic out? what matters to them. the day-to-day outrage with as

much as the mainstream media generates. we keep her head down, produce coal, stimulate the economy, lower costs for consumers. >> we appreciate your time. come back and talk to us, all right? >> will do. elizabeth: south korea forces preparing for joint military exercise tomorrow if north korea does some more this week. william la jeunesse is live on the ground in baum. >> i will say this for you basically have more threat coming from north korea as the uss begin this massive military exercise on the korean pennant. what does it mean for the u.s.? details coming up. weeks taking probiotics! days and nights of laxatives, only to have my symptoms return. (vo) if you've had enough,

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clemson has invited the public here to view the eclipse free of charge. state officials are planning for similar crowds in multiple occasions. -- locations. >> charleston is used to that, myrtle beach is used to that. you're in colombia with the football games. in this particular event, it's going to be statewide, so we will have a lot of activities throughout the state. >> across the u.s., the moon shadow passed over 21 national parks, bring in extra staff and law enforcement to handle what could he record crowds. many hotels along the eclipse's path booked up weeks ago. in addition to travel, the eclipse will impact the power grid because of the solar energy. solar farms along the path of the eclipse will take in less sunlight at a time of your air conditioners are consuming huge amounts of energy. trying to reduce the impact threw a smart thermostat when their customers up in, they'll

automatically cool their homes in advance of the eclipse and ease off on the ac while the moon is blocking the sun. >> we are concentrating on leveraging in a new way to avoid having to fire up additional power plants just three plants just worry too, three-hour period. >> another industry closely watching the eclipse delivery company. in fact, fedex sent out an alert to its customers saying because the eclipse may impact traffic patterns that customers could expect some delays in package pickups and deliveries. back to you. >> i wonder if in eclipse is a good reason not to do your homework. reporter: my sons school sent out a memo informing parents yes the students must still report that they are going to let them

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leland: they're sending threats ahead of u.s. military exercises on the peninsula. the hermit kingdom now saying nuclear war may be inevitable. william la jeunesse joins us from qualm with the latest. writer exchange in a week. >> north korea warning the exercise could lead to uncontrollable nuclear war. nothing new from the hermit kingdom, but now longer-range possible nuclear missile skills of people are taking threats were serious. kim is upset about multi-freedom

guardian. an annual military exercise involving thousands of u.s. and south korean troops could the u.s. insists it is purely defensive. it's not about invading. kim however claims the exercise threatens his regime many hopes to leverage this nuclear capabilities to get the u.s. off the korean peninsula. >> don't do some of these more provocative things and that is step one towards getting the dialogue going. the other side of the debate here is again you get them in a chair, they'll take a mile. >> in the past, can express his anger firing missiles into the ocean. now he can strike the u.s. territory of guam. last week he did not rule it out. many in congress say the road to step north korea stops in china. >> what it means is we have to have a different strategy with china. china can turn the screws on north korea to a point where north korea has no choice but to

negotiate a changed path in regards to the nuclear program. >> now there is a proposal from china and russia to basically stop the exercises increase the u.s. military equipment here. that however is up in the air. >> we will be right back. julie is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor- positive her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ♪ ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus letrozole.

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leland: news out of las vegas this morning.

local news outlets reporting jerry lewis, the legendary entertainer has passed away at 91 years old. lewis died at home around 915 this morning. his career spanned 45 years. in his early days he collaborated with dean martin before launching a solo movie career later in life the voice of muscular dystrophy annual telethon, which he hosted all the way up until 2010, a cause near and dear to jerry lewis' heart. elizabeth: very sad news for family members out there. born in 1926, would've seen in entertainment and he was one of the unique entertainers from a very early time transcendent radio, television, the internet. what a remarkable career in

skill level and intimacy with the odd chance that transcended. >> definitely are thought with his family today. >> people across the country preparing for tomorrow's eclipse. joining us now, the night sky guy who is a contributing writer for "national geographic" and opera star trek, the official guide. thank you for joining us. we are very excited. big day tomorrow, totally worth the hype. where is the best place to be to watch the event take place? if you're not there, are you still able to enjoy it? it appears we do not have inverse sound working right now. he can't hear us. >> he maybe it would hear us, but we certainly can't hear him. >> that doesn't mean -- we are

really excited. andrew, can you hear us? excellent. we cleared that up. it may have been a technical difficulty. i want to ask you like i said big day tomorrow. if we are not in the totality, can we still enjoyed the events? >> yes. the highlight of the show is really stretching from oregon to south carolina. 14 states expected coast-to-coast in the u.s. along the narrow corridor 70 miles across. that is where the entire sun will become blocked by the moon. that is the bucket list in literally tens of millions are making the trek to that pathway. and there in south carolina where it will be the last bit of the show. that doesn't mean everybody else

will see anything. the entire continent of north america, central america, we'll get to see a beautiful partial eclipse. for that of course you'll have to have classes like these. >> i know. i'm getting a lot of flak. i do want to ask you, in case you've been hiding under a rock, we can see my cohort has the classes. in case you've been hiding under a rock, what is so unbelievable and how long have we been waiting for it? >> well, in terms of a drought, it's been 99 years since the last time the u.s. off a total solar eclipse stretch across the entire continent. it is special because this is the most viewed in human history.

everybody is interested. >> okay, you do have to wear the glasses and when should people be off the highway and not home in their backyards looking up at the sky? >> so, the show really begins around 10:30 a.m. on the west coast and it peaks at 2:40 on the east coast. for folks that are non-on the path of totality, remember you do need to protect your eyes and look at it safely through classes like this. if you don't have them, you can easily see as well present in your kitchen called a colander or cheese grater. that's all you need. elizabeth: all right. so sorry wrap you up. we are running out of time. of course if you want to learn more about the eclipse at "national geographic".com, >> full coverage, but it will be

full the whole time. the entire country in the path of this totality and throughout the day here, little more in the news of jerry lewis is passing that in las vegas in 91. >> i am bill hemmer and for chris wallace. another major >> i'm bill hemmer in for chris wallace. another key staffer leaving the white house. we'll have more coming up. and, terror hitting an american ally yet again. at least 13 dead including one american in barcelona. >> terrorists around the world should know that the united states and our allies are resolved to find you and bring you to justice. >> we'll discuss how the u.s. is fighting the war on terror with senator ben kardon, the top