laura: that doesn't arise. eric: will be back at 4:00 p.m. eastern 6:00 p.m. eastern tonight on the fox news channel with a preview of the president's speech at the u.n. coming up this week. stay with us all afternoon. laura: absolutely. we will see you then. elizabeth: republicans in congress actually say plans for a major overhaul of taxes. will line up with what the president is calling for? to gop residents on just what tax reform should look like. leland: plus north korean dictator kim jong un valley new measures to punish the communist regime for the nuclear missile test. elizabeth: a second arrest in the bombing in london, what we are just learning about the 21-year-old man picked up by law enforcement.

elizabeth: welcome to america as news headquarters from washington. leland: great to be with you at home. i am leland vittert. president trump is in its favorite platform, twitter to take aim at kim jong un in north korea this morning. also that gave the young dictator new name. the tree comes days before the president with the delegation for north korea. we'll have a front-row seat to the remarks. kristin fisher near bedminster new jersey were president trump is spending the weekend getting ready. hi, kristin. >> k., leland. a very active morning for president trump on twitter. 15 treats and retreats by 9:00 a.m. but the one driving the most headlines contains his apparent new nickname for the north korean leader kim jong un. i spoke with president boone of south korea last night, asked him how rocket man is doing.

long gas lines forming in north korea. too bad. he is likely referring to the sanctions passed by the u.n. security council with decreases, total oil imports in north korea by 31st. despite the unanimous condemnation by security council, and despite top sanctions and president trump promised a few weeks ago to rain down on pyongyang if they continued with these provocative actions. so far it's all done nothing. that prompted his national security advisor h.r. mcmaster to say on friday we've run out of options. we run out of time. we've are not afraid to keep kicking the can down. today this morning on "fox news sunday," h.r. mcmaster was asking what exactly did you mean when you said we had run out of road? here is how he responded. >> it depends how you see this threat continue to manifest itself in our judgment about how much time we have.

the regime is so close to threatening the united states and others with a nuclear weapon that we have to move with a great deal of urgency and sanctions, on diplomacy and a military option. elizabeth: maybe renan of diplomatic actions, still very much alive and well within the trump administration. north korea will dominate the agenda next week. over the week and president trump working on his big speech is expected to deliver on tuesday. for big things they can expect to hear. the promotion of peace, prosperity and accountability but underscoring all about, president trump continues commitment to keep america's priorities first. >> this is not a president who apologize for america. this will affirm america's standing in the world. against iran in the korea, certainly when you look at deterioration of democracy in venezuela and was happening in

syria, so many issues confronting this country, but confronting the world and he will talk about peace, prosperity, sovereignty and accountability. >> the last one is a big one holding other countries accountable to pay their fair share. president trump is expected to hit that hard during his speech next weekend even though it wasn't too long ago he called the u.n. incompetent. several changes have been made. he's pushing that next week and as the u.s. ambassador nikki haley said this morning another sunday showed they believed is a new day at the u.n. we will see you. leland: a new day if he used the rocket man on tuesday. chris fisher, thank you. liz. elizabeth: president trump will take the stage. meanwhile lawmakers in washington are looking for a legislative when the tax reform. congressman mike kelly joins us

now on his take on the upcoming taxer from debate. thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. you've been very vocal. you are a huge proponent of tax cuts and has also been supportive of the president reaching across the aisle, especially this week. why do you feel that way? >> the american people have looked at the inability of people on either side to work with each other. the president is large elected by american, not republicans as the main driving force. i want to get something done and if i can't get it done purely in the house and then it with republicans i'll reach across the aisle to get the other folks on board to get the people we need. via tax reform now? because we are losing in the global marketplace. we are watching our people have less take-home pay. what are we going to do about it? tax reform, mainly progrowth tax reform. a lot of nfl teams playing each other.

this whole week they were watching each other to see who was strong, who was weak, our president is the head coach looks at the world and says this is a global challenge. let's look at where we fall short and were others are taking advantage and make sure we make america great again, but we have to find a way to have more take-home pay for individuals. elizabeth: and obviously everyone has the bold progrowth, pro-policy stance. i'm curious as to how you get there appeared through the corporate tax cuts come as simplifying the tax code, what comes first? >> it is all under the same umbrella because first of all progrowth you have to realize 90% of our revenue comes from individuals and small businesses. only 10% from corporate. look at the corporate tax reform and say let's do something that enables corporations to stay in the united states and compete

globally. on the other side are individuals and small businesses, when we take care of those people that provide 90% of the revenue that our country runs on? sometimes i get confused as to what comes first. a joint effort to make sure we are taking care of all the people that supply every single penny we used to run this wonderful government or of cosine onto the deck building on programs that for some reason we have it enabled to pull back. we are chasing a rabbit we can't catch. we've got to get her spending under control. we can look it games, where we are losing, and get there. both parties that they president to knows how to lead is going to come out of the white house. he's the strongest guy that's been there for so long in such a long time, but it's a private or guy who understands talk is cheap. get it done. get together and get to the finish line for the american

people. that's what they are looking for. that's what they want. they want to see both sides of the aisle were together. >> are you going to get to these schools with members of both sides? reagan did it. presidents have done it. you really seen a fractured gop, but also some fraction on the democratic side, too. who will be of that consensus? >> feel pain if you do the right thing for the right reason, things happen. no better time than right now to watch both republicans and democrats work with our president to get the tax reform, progrowth tax reform that gives every single american more take-home pay so they can spend their hard-earned money the way they see fit and not the way government sees fit. i know it's going to be difficult because it's so political. at the end of the day if you can't put washington and represent the people they send you, for god sakes stay home

next time if it's about you, you are the wrong seat. it has to be about the people we represent. the greatest country in the world right now is struggling to figure out how we come up with the next tax revenue to run this wonderful machine working together this here but the most revenue we've ever taken in. we are still going to be about 711-dollar short of being able to pay bills without borrowing. that's a sin. elizabeth: a lot of people at home want to see progress, legislative success. we wish you the best, sir. we will be watching very closely. thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much. we are all working for the same great people. >> arizona congressman trent franks working for the house freedom caucus, listening to the congressman i am reminded of the wind a billion here, a billionaire, pretty soon talking about real money. you have stood up to the

president before the house freedom caucus have been willing to stand up to the president before. it appears that the one tax reform he is willing to sacrifice at least some pretty significant conservative principles to get a deal done. is that a compromise you are willing to make as the gentleman before you seem to indicate? >> first, let me just express a word of gratitude to the gentleman before me. he has said some things i thought were pretty powerfully said. i also was encouraged he pointed out this president has a get it done attitude. he's got more business than many president in recent history. it's important to keep in mind that almost no matter what we do to this tax code, this tax code taxes people did back then than it taxes then again when they die. three times the size of the

bible. the statutory language. trade three congressmen, there is no argument the american tax code needs reform. how it gets reform a significant. you brought up something like the death tax, the estate tax. not something democrats will be on board about repealing. is that something you are willing to give up and keep the estate tax to get at the things done or is that a dealbreaker? at some point we've got to start talking about real policy here. >> you know, i'm not watch one for platitude. my background is engineering. i will say to you it would be hard to vote against any reform of the tax code which is my central point. i would express to you that anything progrowth, the bottom line if we help the poor in this country, nothing has helped them more than a tax code with product to the inefficiency and none is drive more poor people out of poverty than anything

else and we are headed in a good direction. i will say to you sometimes when you try to compromise with people that have a antithetical view of free markets and tax reform, i really don't know much about business. a lot of inherent dangers in that regard. >> that is important economic truism. as the plane outcome in the pasty major tax-cut for the rich, the kennedy tax cuts and reagan tax cut did more to help the poor and middle class than it did to help the rich. listen to a president trump says he cares about in his tax cuts. >> wealthy americans are not my priority. my priority or people in the middle class. leland: i understand you don't have a problem with that, but what drives economic growth across the board tax cut, especially tax cuts for those in the investing class willing to create new jobs? the question is simple.

do you trust president trump to fight for conservative values the voters who put you in office another republican freedom caucus members in office, and you trust president trump to fight for those values? >> i really do. the challenge will be whether we can get the tax code through the rules in the senate. it's probably easier for taxes than anything else. that will be the great challenge. the president will get the best tex the best tax code he can given the absolute impossibility of getting it through the senate. leland: welcome would appreciate your insight. we know you've stood up to the president a pass at >> was stand up when he think he is right and we will try to always take to the principle first and foremost. leland: that was my next point. you had no problem calling and strikes. we look forward when they get some real numbers to this and you can break it down for us,

sir. >> thank you for it much. have a good day. leland: keep a writer and fox news channel for the latest news from the white house at the top of the hour, chris wallace sitting down with h.r. mcmaster. what he has to say about north korea and the president's upcoming speech to the united nations. a lot of important stuff in the interview. elizabeth: another violet night in st. louis. second straight night of demonstrations with the former police officer in the 2011 shooting death of a black man. will carr on the scene with the very latest. >> hey there, liz. another chaotic night where we see the next part of st. louis to clean up after peaceful protest for several hours at a number of people hung around here and got into some trouble vandalizing more than 20 businesses here. one protester came up with a hammer and hit this window in the minority owned serious

restaurant. business owners here having a hard time understand why this would happen because they supported the people, handing out water, cheering people on. still trying to wrap their minds around it. earlier today, it's a sad morning for this business and community. it may not. >> a sad because most of the people who work here are minorities, refugees and this is our home away from home. it gets destroyed a people. >> there is more protests planned today. what is your message for anybody looking for more trouble? >> we should all be mindful and get your message out there, but we are paying right now. >> thank you so much for taking the time.

they're supposed to be written in the forecast that could impact and as we've gone along today we hear the same sounds yesterday the drilling, hammering continuing to clean up. elizabeth: will keep an eye on the scene. thank you so much. leland: with friday subway attack, authorities arrested the man in west london saturday but he's not been charged yet. the threat level in britain has been lower from its highest ranking critical back down to severe. >> coming up, the president reaching across party lines with the ambitious domestic agenda. a fair and balanced look at whether this is going to be the beginning of a new era of bipartisanship. cbs launch in ken burn's documentary series on the vietnam war tonight get a sneak peek including how veterans who

served their view of the americans who demonstrated against the war. >> i react on a couple levels. intellectually, certainly understand their right to freedom of speech. i will tell you when i see them waving their flags, the enemy, that i and my friends have decided them of my friends have to die fighting. that doesn't sit very well with me. train to when we come back a month a warning to president trump for many republicans who wanted to remain firm against undocumented immigrants, including dreamers. >> if you pass the so-called dream act would be the single biggest in the history of the united states. a heart attack doesn't care what you eat

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leland: the u.s. military choosing russia bombing an american backed militia fighting a history of attack happened in northern syria. troops of the u.s. backed coalition were present in northeast area but were not injured in the bombing. russia is not officially commented on the incident. russia has spent the last for the last four days conducting a major war wargame operation with the palais belarus. some say it largest russian wargame since the cold war.

they cover a vast area of territory from russia's western border of the way to the arctic. in the past, russia's military drills at the cover to invade and annex the ukraine. u.s. and nato believed the drills could involve as many as 100,000 troops. russia on the other hand says there is less than thousand troops participating. early in the weeks that new tanks to poland as part of his routine of its armored brigade, but certainly nothing like the russian drills. >> financial security adviser general h.r. mcmaster says the admin is richness though trying to resolve diplomatically by north korea's latest missile tests at the same time did not rule out a military option. live from seoul with the very latest. >> more tough talk from general mcmaster in a moment. first, all the attention focused on the korean peninsula halfway around the world on new york and

the u.n. general assembly meetings. telling fox news and the conversation between president trump and president and then repeated provocations from north korea. thursday in new york with japanese prime minister abe. president trump has been busy on several fronts. he sent out a tweet today referencing the call to moon and also referencing kim jong un, and also noting fuel storage is now arming up in north korea. all this does come in the wake of the recent rocket or more specifically missile launch, according to national security adviser mcmaster regime is running out of time. running out of room to maneuver. take a listen.

>> this regime is so close now to threatening the united states with a nuclear weapon that we really have to move with a great deal of urgency on sanctions, on diplomacy and i'm preparing if necessary military option. >> officials here are also keeping an eye on north korea. kim jong un had the habit of making trouble in the region with major diplomatic event happening in the other part of the world. elizabeth: greg talcott, thank you very much. appreciate it. leland: house speaker paul wright to find a solution for daca with immigrants brought illegally as children. resident trump as you might remember sending march deadline on the issue of when daca will officially come to an end. if you're attending on the latest. if you think about these meanings being put together by paul ryan, proves the deal announced earlier in the week

along with the president, there's still a lot of details before we get to a deal. >> a lot of disagreements in the original not deal if you will. president trump has been clear with lawmakers that he does not want to wait six months for a tribute worked out. top ranking congressional democrats to discuss daca. chuck schumer and nancy pelosi raised a lot of a lot of eyebrows in the amount they reached the deal with the president. that was later back to simply and understanding of where negotiations would go. on "fox news sunday," dick durbin and number two democrat on the senate laid out but the understanding entails. >> we are going forward. we are going for but the understanding we can work with the white house to come up with an agreement that includes daca, include citizenship from those protect it and also a substantial commitment to

increase border protection. those are the two pillars of the understanding. reporter: paul ryan has been discussing this will be a negotiation partly because among many conservative house members, any deal in the country is akin to amnesty, which is something they've campaign then rallied against the daca program began. republicans now looking at what other items they can include a negotiation including potential items such as creating an immigration system. tom cotten pushing the idea i meet the press. president trump told them he supports the idea in any deal will put americans first. >> the president has said publicly there is not a deal. he called me a couple nights ago to say there's no deal. he wants to make sure we protect the interest of american workers or they want to focus on illegal immigrants. we want to put american interests first. >> one thing both sides agree on that any deal with daca will not include the border while but he

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>> we've heard from both sides, there were some quite critical. maybe the leverages gone. why critical? >> the leverage point would be the criticism. you don't want to start a negotiation from a place of weakness to give away daca to make some sort of permanent amnesty for these people would take away leverage off the table. that's where the criticism is. he runs a wildcat and he can go either way. he's got options here, but it's going to have to give the majority of the republican caucus to agree on anything he doesn't immigration. this isn't a real deal yet. >> immediate immigration done without democrat? >> i doubt it. the republican party -- you know, we will have to see. >> this brings me to my next point, couple headlines we can talk about the sake of what we saw imposing on the future of health care.

a number of republican senators very different, very, very different. to me, looks like both parties are fractured even more than i thought. we heard nancy pelosi say that's not what we're talking about. how do they work this landscape? we're talking about two parties. >> senator sanders is unnecessarily and it's not a very left agenda. elizabeth:'s two senators supported. >> 15 is nowhere 50. u.s. pushes the envelope and is doing it again. so many are contemplating running for president to not just for the left bases. a nobly from a policy perspective that it's really a good idea. you can't someone under 50 plus americans that they are going to lose their employer provided health insurance. let's take care of 25 million

americans do not punish everyone else. >> the mainstream position of the 2020 democratic field has become a $32 trillion over 10 year tax increase on the american people and taking away employer based health insurance can nationalize the entire health care system. every single one of them. elizabeth warren, all of them. 2018, 2020 will become the democrat mainstream position on health care and that its repeal and replace obamacare and replace it with european-style socialized medicine. that has become the mainstream position of the democratic rdn. is very well for republicans who have not had a lot of six passes them and that they are still running. >> the real shame here is democrats finally had the upper hand on health care. the people thought trump was the bad guy trying to take it away. democrats were the ones protect them and now we are proposing as

kevin points out something that is too costly of screws a lot of people thought concerns with the employer-provided plan. >> we've been spending the better half talking about tax cuts and tax reform and now proposing the largest tax increase in american history. is that something feasible? >> at not going how bin. every single democrat running for president platform. >> career for a while before they'll try to distinguish themselves in the middle. dream to my last question is on the other side, gop proposed with another rand paul with my obamacare late. is that going to go anywhere? >> is obamacare like going to go anywhere? i don't think there's a lot in general, but if republicans drop the ball when they didn't pass through the senate and keep the discussion going and now we have a lot of bad options and

possibly this can come back. before the end of the congress. >> you think it's going how the shot? >> not really. mccain, collins, murkowski. elizabeth: [inaudible] >> that is not 50. drink a gentleman, thank you so much. always a lively discussion. >> thank you. train to the second largest hit from hurricane irma. what that means for your wallet. this didn't go according to a plan. we will explain coming out. ♪

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forecasters keeping a watchful eye on tropical storm or reappeared the national hurricane center says the storm will likely strengthen into a major hurricane in the coming days. murray currently poses a large threat to already hard-hit areas . the virgin islands stilts too soon to determine if they will directly impact the mainland, but mainland, but we know forecasters are keeping a watchful eye to others as well. >> automatic dignity promises to leave a lasting florida with u.s. secretary of agriculture sonny perdue will visit tomorrow with the lucrative farming industry across the country and on your wallet. agriculture commissioner adam putnam -- putnam joins us now also there with sonny perdue during that visit. first things first, sir. the tropical storm soon to become hurricane reappeared how much are you all in florida? is this a race against time at

least in some way but not before you have potential impacts for maria? >> it brings back memories of 2004 when we had charley, frances, ivan and jeanne across our state and a 10 week period of time. you have thousands of tons of debris on the ground that could become a projectile if a new hurricane were to come into the state reared oak trees, pine trees, all of the lambs that are down, construction debris, it is a major, major mass in the state of florida right now and we certainly hope maria will find it. >> there's a lot of prayers behind you guys when it comes to maria finding a different path. let's get to the destruction for irma. so much in the past week we've heard is bad, but it could've been a lot worse in terms of the destruction depending on irma's path. does that hold true for the agriculture industry they are in

florida where did you all have a pretty serious blow? >> torchlight agriculture in the past would have been much worse. it came ashore right in the middle of the end of the opinion that a and drove up the center of the state dramatically impacting, devastating the citrus industry. the landscape and nursery industries on the ground, sugar cane laid over in vegetable fields completely destroyed. there's nothing more frustrating than for someone who's standing in ankle-deep water in their living room to be told it could've been a lot worse. certainly the coastal communities did not get the direct we feared they would get, but the interior path pitting the heartland of florida did do very catastrophic harm to florida's agricultural economy, which is the second-largest in this tree. >> a binding context context with the rest of this country. your heart breaks for people who

have lost their homes and need to go through cleanup. at the same time all politics is local. for folks in iowa and new hampshire and texas and california or idaho, how does this affect them in the grocery store but comes to the proxy just mentioned? >> well, a lot of the winter fruits and vegetables americans consume are grown in florida. this means that as you grow into the holiday season, fewer opportunities to buy american produced. they will be on import from other countries that compete with american farmers. it means that prices are likely going to rise, certainly when you look at the orange produced crop potentially being half of what is expected to be. upward pressure on orange juice prices. >> especially when it comes to orange juice, and as we seen

these price is? have we seen the impacts pricing yet? >> we haven't fully evaluated. we know there are grows ill underwater. we know that there are grows when 90% of the fruit has hit the ground and this is fruit that is still two months from reaching maturity. with florida's heat, it's already running. this is an industry that a dirty been buffeted by disease that has reduced the side of florida signature crop by 70% over the last 20 years. >> mr. commissioner, there's few harder lies that none of the farmer and as you point out not make it any easier for the folks who you serve in your job, obviously as you pointed out as well her prayers that hurricane maria finds a different path.

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elizabeth: one of the new compelling clips from the vietnam war.

the documentary took a decade to make and it premieres tonight on pbs. the vietnam veteran and also the founder of the vietnam memorial fund. thank you for your service and also your dedication to constructing the vietnam war memorial which we had it not too far from us. thank you for that. i want to ask you about this heavy series that i'm not taken. a lot to digest. what is your take away as they watch it this evening? >> ken burns is an american treasure. from these two people than they do from schools. so, ken could actually work at fox because he is fair and balanced. he gives everyone a chance to give their opinion. the protester, north vietnamese, viacom, american soldiers, everyone gets to add their 2 cents to this series. >> 79 voices and all that will be coming there's dory

throughout the 10 part series. you that day. if i'm not mistaken, i heard can see me fight wars toys. you find on the battlefield and then in your memories. what will we see tonight that we didn't see before? >> you are going to see some americans doing what we do best, which is we stand up for each other. you know, the vietcong and the north vietnamese, they will tell you that it was pretty easy to shoot just because we would always go -- [inaudible] you will see things like that throughout the series and you'll see the suffering of civilians as well. parts of it will be very disturbing, that history is disturbing and let's deal with it. elizabeth: are their conversations that need to be

ignited in what would help that? vietnam war did a lot of bad things to that country. it divided us in a very big way. we are still divided in some of these divisions go back to the vietnam war, the nature of the protest and so forth. there are conversations that need to be had at the congress, by the president. we are in a military conflict today, now in iraq and afghanistan come this urea and so forth. this is something we need to understand what we are doing. elizabeth: this has been a labor of love for you. we can watch the national mall to see that firsthand. we don't have much time left and i have so many questions i want to ask you. what do you want the younger generations to know? >> i want them to know the one place they should see if the vietnam veterans memorial. a great book written on it called in the earth.

they should understand and get vietnam veterans and people protesting the war in vietnam to come and talk to their classes. a naval officer the other day he said i've never really thought about it. that's something to think about because it seems like it can be repeated. elizabeth: we thank you or service that were to hearing you to hearing you at some of the voices in the last part of the documentary. thank you for joining us. appreciate it. leland. leland: football time in america and maybe to the u.s. navy parachute team to prove right there, and the pats have many uses. hi...so i just got off the phone with our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. so the incredibly minor accident that i had tonight- four weeks without the car. okay, yup. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it.

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beers this guy owes his teammates after this. we will keep replaying it right to the top of the hour. fox news sunday is next. chris: i'm chris wallace, north korea fires another missile while london is hit by a terror attack as president trump prepares to take the world stage and address the un. ♪ >> north korea is a global threat and requires a global response. >> we have been kicking the can down the road and we are now down the road. >> i have no problem kicking it to general mattis because he has other options. chris: the president's message to the international community on north korea, iran and terror with national security adviser general h.r. mcmaster. then does president trump have an immigration deal with chuck and n