>> president trump and back washington. and with in switzerland for the world economic forum. he is a beacon week ahead as he is preparing today to deliver his first state of the union address. that of course, on tuesday. welcome to a brand-new hour of "americas news headquarters". >> we a senior white house official revealing a theme of the speech will be sent building a safe strong and part american. the president expected to talk about his accomplishments during the first year in office and the challenges that lay

ahead like reaching a deal on immigration for which the white house released a framework plan is already being shot down by chuck schumer. rich is live from the white house with more on the upcoming address. >> good afternoon. it is that time of year with the president finalizes his state of the address with senior administration officials previewing some of the themes and topics the president will address when he addresses congress and the nation from the house chamber on tuesday evening. according to senior officials who talk about jobs, economy, infrastructure, national security, north korean threat, trade and immigration. ahead of this, the white house and present have an offer and immigration for the city are willing to protect 1.8 million so-called dreamers. those brought to the united states illegally as children. protections will be expiring in march.

and now he is leaving it up to congress. as an exchange for the provision, the president is asking its democrats to agree to fund about $25 billion of the border wall and phase out the visa lottery system along with chain migration. the president says eight wants to help keep the dreamers in the country. >> solve this daca problem. it would've been easier to office obamacare especially when he had the house and senate. they could have solved that in a day! but they did not solve things. and he did something he did not have the right to do. he did an executive order and that was no good. by the way, it was not me. the courts were not upholding the executive order. you have to do it through congress. i want to solve this daca problem. >> chuck schumer has rejected the offer. he says the president is simply playing politics with the dreamers.

to that, the white house press secretary responded over twitter. she says quote - actually, senator schumer, america's legal immigration system has been torn apart and decades by those who prefer -- also in the west of the president has just granted to the suicide attack in kabul. killing 95 people. the president called this a despicable car bombing and be attacked today and that all countries should take decisive action against the taliban and infrastructure that supports them. >> thank you. >> as we saw the president made a sales pitch of the world economic forum urgent global levels to bring business to america. >> the world is what is in the resurgence of a strong and prosperous america. i am here to deliver a simple message.

there has never been a better time to hire, build, invest and grow in the united states. america is open for business. and we are competitive once again. >> and a new fox poll finds that more voters are ready have -- there given what has credit for that as you can see. twice as many say that the trump administration has made the economy better than worse. but then one third, 34 percent still say that there really is not much of a difference in the economy. let's talk more about that. we joined with a white house correspondent. the one third is confessing when the gop has risen 2.6 percent. consumer confidence is up at a 17 year high unemployment 17 year low at 4.1 percent. $1000 payments by a zillion companies to the workers and 76 percent of the snp companies say they are beating the

estimates. is the white house message may be not getting out? >> i do think the economy is doing obviously really well but has been doing well and getting better over the last couple of years. certainly, in the past year it has been gangbusters. the stock market is doing really well. the impact of the tax cuts we are already beginning to see. but i think what you see in the 34 percent is that a lot of these economic indicators are not actually getting down to liberal america and remember, it is a big part of the presidents base. so be interested to see in this address, what he does to connect those things to rural america and what is the next step. what is vision for helping rural america have and enjoy some of this economic growth as well. >> the white house says he plans to talk about these economic issues. what do you think that he should say on tuesday during the state of the union? >> i think that we will see him talk about that in terms of

infrastructure. rich mentioned that he is going to roll out the $1 trillion infrastructure plan which he has been talking about for the past year. it will be important because it is an area in which you can really work with democrats. mitch mcconnell, senate majority leader, has been cold and infrastructure for the past year. they say eventually it will get to it but it is an important thing on the campaign trail. both were donald trump and hillary clinton. democrats really want to see this happen. rural america cares about the infrastructure plan and don't forget, he can connect that to apprenticeships which also will be important for rural america. because you can obviously create jobs with an infrastructure package. >> and ready jobs. these would be shovel ready jobs. and bring a lot to middle america. >> absolutely! i remember earlier in 2017 there was a big usa today story about how the west virginians

really want to see an infrastructure, they can worry about that with the president can do an energy. there really want to see an infrastructure package. this is a good way for the president to reach across the aisle and really try to get democratic support. >> we have a banner there. stocks have gained $6.3 trillion. in the president often touts that. as you can see. but as you point out not every american has stocks. some have a 401(k). so this is a great resurgence in great growth but it does not at the end of the day, effect all americans. because you have to be in the stock market in order to benefit from it. >> that's right. in the stock market does help a number of foreigners as well. i think he had a big success in the past couple of days. the message you give that america first does not mean america alone, was a big deal. i think it softens the blow for

some foreign leaders. what he might be able to get from that is an crazed foreign direct investment. that could ultimately help some of the poor areas if it helps. >> you talk about investments in the four areas. the washington journal had an editorial. let me read some of it. the initiation has to keep their eye on that ball. a year of the obama economist left on stagnation may be following them back to harvard. the obama democrats but income redistribution and got more inequality and less growth. mr. trump and the gop congress have made growth a priority and that is where the need to keep their focus if they want to keep the expansion going. can they keep the expansion going? number one. and can they keep the focus on that and benefit the folks as he points out, in rural america especially the may not have been seeing major benefits yet. >> we did see in the last couple of weeks, some economic indicators seem to be slowing down a little bit. we have yet to see how much the impact of these tax cuts will

really benefit the rest of america. if they can keep economic sanctions going on not, i think it's too early to tell. as far as income inequality, that will have a huge issue into the midterm elections and into 2020. >> and have rebates, $1.7 billion or so, 1.3 million workers across the country. how could that affect the midterms if you're getting $1000 check from the employer. they basically says because of the policies of the administration. >> it is a great question. so far, we've heard from a number of political analysts that we expect democrats to take over the house in 2018. don't be so sure! i know a lot of democrats who are really worried because the economy is doing so well and they credit the president for some of that. this is not a slamdunk.

>> you know you think that -- >> i think for so long, we have thought that democrats would pick up the house. this november. but i know that democrats are starting to worry that they are not going to be able to get the house. because americans are happy with the economy right now. and they credit the republicans, really president trump with that. >> what about some of the tweeting and allegations and everything else that we heard about the presidents personality? >> there is no question that that impact is ongoing and also the russia investigation. but despite that, the president has had some good months. the last two months have been pretty good. there is always chaos and will continue unabated i am sure! but most americans care less about that and more about their pocketbook. >> economy stupid said bill clinton. thank you, erin mcpike. we will see how this plays out as we continue through the

midterms. we will have complete coverage of the state of the union address. it is tuesday night 9 pm. they will be in washington, a big night on tuesday for the president and for the fox news channel. >> the justice department has recovered missing text messages between two senior fbi officials who were reportedly having an extramarital affair. the two were investigating hillary clinton and the president and the exchange notes critical of the president. lauren blanchard is live in washington with more. >> the texts were thought to be lost due to a technical glitch but the doj inspector general says that they were able to recover them. the timing of which some monsters say is disconcerting. the text messages were released by senate judiciary committee grassley and suggest senior fbi officials were concerned that being too tough on hillary clinton for her email use could

come back to hurt them if she was elected president. they said there are some issues but continue to defend the department. >> truth breeds confidence. a culture of defensiveness is not acceptable. the department of justice does not always know what is best. we are not always perfect. >> plus the text everything republicans deftly special counsel, robert mueller, investigation into possible russian collision during the presidential election, is biased. as officials that exchange messages not demoted fbi agent peter strunk and race and fbi lawyer, lisa page, both worked on this russia probe and many of the text suggests an antitheft trunk sentiment. >> robert mueller is ethical issues and conflicts that need to be resolved and the american people wanting a special counsel and maybe some of these investigations that led to his own criminal investigation. the russian collision ought to

be very interesting. >> the tax also show back in march 2016 that there was a proposal circulating some meetings that name for us attorney patrick fitzgerald as a possible special prosecutor of a email probe. he was never appointed. some say that the texts are renewing suspicion atop officials never planned to pursue charges in the case. >> thank you lauren! we'll talk more about this with a republican congressman later in this hour. meanwhile the president is reacting to a day of horrific bloodshed in afghanistan. the taliban strikes again. and 100 people dead in the capital city of kabul. you have horrific details. and then the bombshell reporter

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>> fox news has confirmed las vegas casino mogul, steve wynn, is stepping down as republican national committee finance chairman. the decision comes after a bombshell report in the wall street journal, detailing multiple sexual assault allegations against him. steve wynn is denying charges saying is a smear tactic created by his ex-wife. will carr is live in los angeles. >> these are detailed in an extensive investigative piece in the wall street journal. both alarming and specific.

the general reporting the paper contacted more than 150 people. dozens of home convey a pattern of alleged sexual misconduct by steve wynn that allegedly lasted for decades. one of the worst allegations from a manicurist say he forced her to have sex with him in 2005. according to the journal, steve wynn later. the woman seven and half million dollars in a settlement. responding to the story, steve wynn tells fox news in a statement the idea that resulted any woman is preposterous. we find ourselves in a world where people can make allegations regardless of the truth and a person is left with the choice of weathering and something publicity or engaging in multiyear lawsuits. he goes on to say the accusations stem from a battle from his website over a divorce settlement. at the same time the board of directors of the resorts tell us that it has formed a special committee to investigate the journals news. and they have numerous hotels

and casinos. he took over as the president took office officially resigned today. these are already rippling across the political world. the d&c releasing this statement, if you stand for treating women well and you stand up for the respective woman, should not take money from somebody who treated women with the absolute highest level of disrespect. and she released on statement today i accept the resignation steve wynn as republican national committee finance chair. so far we have not from the president who considers wynn -- >> meanwhile overseas, the president on a deadly attack in afghanistan greatest of these 95 people. and it wanted more than 150 others. when a suicide bomber believed to be a taliban member drove an ambulance that was packed with explosives, went past a

checkpoint and in a secure zoning kabul saying that he had to get a patient. the taliban his now claim response ability for this horrendous attack. of course, this is when we get to the militants of the taliban stormed a luxury hotel in kabul killing 22 people. david lee miller is following the story from jerusalem. >> eric, the attack in kabul is being called an atrocity. and a massacre. there is outrage not only because of the high death toll and a great number of injuries but because an ambulance, used to save lives, was used to destroy so many. the explosive laden and made its way past the checkpoint in central kabul at the driver told police he was taking a patient to a nearby hospital. soon thereafter, he detonated the device. most civilians but security forces were also among those killed. the area where the attack took place with government office, embassies and many shops. the force of the blast shook the capital. >> i was in my shop when a

powerful exploded in the area. all of the windows of my shop shattered. i was sitting in the office right after the explosive, it collapsed. >> the taliban is taking responsibility for the blast. the actions of the attack were swift. the secretary of state, rex tillerson issued a state saying in part, telegrams use of an ambulance as a weapon to target civilians, represents inhumane disregard for the people of afghanistan and all of those trying to bring peace to the country. and it is a violation of the most basic international norm. exactly one week ago, the taliban killed more than 20 people at a hotel including for americans. isis is also trying to destabilize the country. on wednesday, isis took responsibility for attacking and age group, save the children. in that incident, four people were killed. latest attack will increase pressure on the afghan government as well as the us to

combat militants in the country. the us-led international military force in afghanistan meanwhile, says that none of his members were killed in the blast. >> thank you so much. >> more from secretaries of state, rex tillerson who is on his way back to washington right now. after a weeklong trip to europe. earlier today, mr. tillerson slammed russia for using energy as a political tool. saying the plan, and natural gas pipeline between russia and germany would undermine the security. he also marked international holocaust remembrance day placing a wreath at a memorial to the worst on uprising of 1943. >> this was a place of an unimaginable horror. he reminds us that we can never be in different to the face of evil. as we mark this day in solemn

remembrance, let us repeat the words of our own commitment. never again. never again. >> meanwhile early this week, secretary tillerson accused russia responsibility for chemical weapons attacks in syria. >> meanwhile back at home, the president denying that report that he planned on firing special counsel, robert mueller. how will this affect the russian investigation? we'll talk about that with a republican congressman from new york straightahead. plus the framework of immigration formed resistance and debate. details of the plan that he would like to enact and reaction on capitol hill. >> we will defend our citizens and borders. we are also securing our immigration system as a matter of both national and economic security. america is a cutting edge economy.

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>> the president is pitching a new immigration plan about halfway for the so-called dream is to become us citizens in exchange for paying for the border wall and other immigration crackdowns. the plan sparking this reaction on capitol hill. attorney general, jeff sessions says it does provide a good framework. >> that means welcoming the best and brightest but banning and deporting gang members, identity flexors, drunk drivers and child abusers. making them inadmissible in our country. this merit-based system would better serve our national interest because it would benefit the american people. which is what this agenda is all about. that's what the democrats go

for it? ellison barber in washington with details.>> majority leader mitch mcconnell called the white house framework guidance that quote - indicates what is necessary for the president to sign a bill into law. he added, i'm hopeful that as discussions continue in the senate on the subject of immigration. members of both sides of the aisle will look to the framework as guidance as they work towards the agreement. before the outline made its way to congress, the senator involved in bipartisan immigration talks said talks in the senate will continue. regardless of what happens in the white house. >> we will not be locked down and think about what the house might do well with the house mice do. move on her own. >> white house has not released a complete blueprint of the proposal. only a limerick would already there are critics on the left and right. >> they want rental for these children to be $25 billion for a wall on the handle of the needs that we have for infrastructure in our own country. >> at the president serves a 1.8 million people for an

amnesty, in exchange for $25 billion for a wall, and then reduces the numbers of the chain migration that come in, that is the end of his enforcement that he is going to get in his administration unless we come up with another amnesty. >> some like tom cotton say they like the white house proposal. he called it generous inhumane. a balance between protecting dreamers and securing the border. in the past, some on capitol hill said they were frustrated because they thought they did not know exactly what the president wanted in an immigration proposal. leader mcconnell suggesting a statement that this is the clarity. >> thank you so much! >> form the morning i would bring in our panel, the managing attorney of immigration assistance program for catholic charities, the archdiocese of newark and elizabeth, president of the constitutional accountability center. good to see both of you. we will jump right in.

jessica i will start with you. the presidents pathway to citizenship. it is a good idea or problematic? >> i think you get idea i'm very optimistic that something is going to give for the document recipients.on the list is going back and forth. and these are people at this point that have lived most of their lives in this country. that speak more english than their native tongue and for all intents and purposes, they consider themselves americans, they live the american lifestyle. there are law abiding. there would not have an immigration benefit if they were not law-abiding. i think it is definitely a good thing. i think there are very sympathetic bunch and mr. trump has from the beginning, sympathize and said he wants to do something for them. >> elizabeth, how do you see it? i think it's important to remember this could be a very easy fix. the majority of americans, including three and four republicans, support allowing

dreamers to stay in the country. it is not surprising given that they are integral members of our community contributing, really being part of the fabric for the american community. but what we have with the framework and it is always hard to tell exactly what is going to be the position from the president one day to the next. it is really holding hostage these wonderful young people. these dreamers in order to type legal immigration. these family reunification policy that has been called chain migration. this is just for the last couple decades how immigration works. for those of us that came from other places -- >> leftist to the presidents own words. [inaudible]

>> let me get back to jessica. the president says i will give you pathway to citizenship for nearly 2 million young people. in exchange for 25 billion dollars for border security. it is a price tag that substantially is more than what senators dick durbin and lindsey graham considered in their bipartisan bill. also, how much of the 25 billion is mexico going to put up? practicing holding them hostage? is he using recipients of daca as a bargaining tool? yes. he is a businessman and that is what they do. they exploit and they use in order to get what they want. and i think it will be problematic but i think people will have to come in the middle to get what they want to get. something fair.

>> what about compromise? i will give you this if you give me that? >> there has to be a compromise. i think 25 billion is very hefty. i do not know if 25 billion, i mean that is not what we want. but we might have to eat some humble pie. >> and i understand that but $25 billion price tag, is it something that some of the presidents critics would say, what about mexico bearing part of that bill? >> i think mexico is not going to do that. and i think it is a kick in the gut to talk about mexico and the board when there's another border in canada. it will be problematic but somethings have to get here there has to be a compromise. >> as you are saying elizabeth, the president wants to adjust the bees out lottery system and limit what you are calling, i

do not want to be offensive. the so-called chain migration. pardon me if that is offensive to you or anyone. to their spouses and young children. do you agree with this? or do you have a problem with this proposal? and tell me why. >> certainly, we've had a policy of family reunification for the past decades that have allowed people to bring in their siblings, and parents. it is really a family values kind of policy. and so to limit it and to change these requirements, really seems targeted at prohibiting certain people. >> house so, certain people? >> the visa diversity lottery system often makes it seem as though everyone is equally -- >> the presence of the deal with diversity lottery, you get lucky, you get to come to this country in a letter criminals

and bad people can take advantage of that. kind of a -- >> which is simply not true. we have not had that sort of problem. if someone is in the united states and commit a crime, then it will be deported. if they have committed a crime -- >> do think the system is really in place and really working well? >> i think it is working pretty well! i will say that i think this wall, at that mexico was supposed to pay for it cristobol but also, the adjutant will have a wall on the southern border, it really is racist. why are we trying to keep black and brown people out of the country where the president says we should welcome more people from norway? >> jessica, jump in here. -- it could have been just the geography. as jessica noted, there is not one on the northern border! >> i have to admit this is a kick in the gut. it is racist.

we are talking just about the mexican border what about the canadian border? absolutely! >> so, the president wants the senate to deliver legislation following his blueprint by february 5. that is nine days. will this happen elizabeth? >> i think is really hard to say. there are a lot of democrats are saying we might be willing to give you some money for the wall as ransom for taking the dreamers hostage. but i think the limitation on legal immigration might be a step too far for them. in fact, the dreamers himself have come out saying basically it is a white supremacist ransom note. >> so what is the fix here? unfortunately, we are talking about a lot of brown people and you know, but that is the reality so how do you fix this without coming across as targeting a certain demographic? jessica. >> i think we fix it by the democrats are going to have to

eat humble pie dear will have to give billions of dollars for a wall. i think the daca recipients should be able to stay here and have a pathway to citizenship. i think the family reunification system that we have should stay in place. >> elizabeth? you get the final word. >> i think that's right. the majority of americans favor having the dreamers here. pass that "g" first and then think about company has a reform as the next step. >> well, we will be discussing this in the next couple of weeks. maybe we'll have you both doctor jessica ramirez, elizabeth wydra, thanks to both of you! >> thank you. >> the president denying the charge or the white house to fire special counsel, robert mueller. the president says it is just not true. and what about the emails from

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back on reports that he tried to fire special counsel robert mueller last year. fox news reporting he wants to do the engine but was talked out of it by the white house counsel and other aids. no confirmation yet. that mcgann threatened to quit if he was drunk. apparently that made the president back off but he's denying the claim. while the justice department says they recovered months of missing text messages between two top fbi officials. the alleged lovers peter strzok and lisa paige. they removed from the miller investigation. what do all these development mean? joining is now we have new york congressman with us cochairman of the house republican israel caucus and organize the great

new york district one that kept us from montauk further west. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> is a tracking fire done mcgann. and he has been the buses only upon his own company and democrats say it would have crossed the line and of course it never happened. you buy that story? the present king is not the case. max the president is saying that is not the case. and if the allegations are not true then there is not a story. and even if it was true, it is still not a story because he did not by robert mueller. he did not fire again. and as an artifact white house has provided tens of thousands of documents. the entire team has been showing a willingness to cooperate with the council and participate in depositions. the actual reality that is known the fact is that they been cooperating, miller has not been fired and they are still there.

>> how does this play out? you served in the military as a lawyer, what do you see playing out in this investigation that the president does say he is willing to sit down and talk. potentially under oath. they now negotiating terms of that. >> negotiating the terms are important to make sure that it stays on topic and the scope of what they discuss should be limited to check are the reason this was created in the first place was because of the election. december security breaches that took place. allegations with regards to russian meddling. allegation of there being collusion. there is no reason for it to expand beyond any of that. it is important to develop that. i don't think it's any coincidence that the timing of the stories come out right when there is, imminent release of a memo that will show abuse that is not going to make people

look very good and so they might get it out so that and additionally, we have seen that people are allowing their biases to overcome their better judgment and we are connecting the dots and how the probes ended and began. that's why the stories coming out. because they don't want to talk about anything that might make the president look good. they wanted taken down. >> democrats are saying that the report is being used critically by the republicans and it is not at all a bunch of people let me bring you back to something you say. the investigation, russia and the election.getting mother to go into the final aspect of the trump organization or the alleged russian companies that bought so many of the trump condos? the president push back on that. should they look at the presidents finances do you think and the family's finances? do you, is that an appropriate part of the investigation?

>> the entire scope of the investigation should be limited to the involvement with russia. whether it is cybersecurity, russian meddling, investigations taken place with regards to election day itself. and protecting the integrity. allegations with regards to collusion between the alleged collusion between the trump campaign and russia. that is what it should be limited to. anything at all outside the scope of that, should not be part of the work. what we want here is for this to be brought to a conclusion as quickly and efficiently as possible. this president should not to spend his entire term in office constantly facing all of these charges. it is enough that he has to deal with the world in congress. and those in the media trying to taken down. an american public that for many of them, calling for impeachment while his hand was on the bible. he should not have to deal with following 16,000 different

leads that amount to nothing. unrelated to why the special counsel was created in the first place for the life of his term because like many other americans, unfortunately not like all americans, many of us want to see the president successful because with the country to be successful. that's why the investigation needs to be brought to an end. brought to an end properly. brought to an end by operating the way they have so that we can move onto this other stuff. >> many americans also want to make sure that there is no wrongdoing. they denied collusion and no other things that may have swayed policies are certainly sway the election. whether it is the internet, -- was any cooperation and that sort of thing. >> i believe that there was no collision. everything that come in contact

with of information, i've not seen any evidence whatsoever that the president was pleading with the russians. it is outrageous but there was a call for this investigation. the investigation takes place. they clearly robert mueller would have been appointed to bring investigation to a close and can clear that up. that is fine and weight but let's bring this to an end so we can focus on governing and growing the economy to protect national security and take care of our veterans. >> on the other side of the coin, the hillary clinton investigation that is ongoing. and have trevor do you think a special counsel should be appointed to do all of that may not. >> i think that there is actually even more to that because we saw -- lynch and bill clinton on the tarmac. grossly negligent was careless.

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>> right here. right where you are standing. donald trump proposed wall would be built. >> frank is torn. he is sympathetic to environmental concerns and would lose roughly a thousand acres of his own land. yet, as a sacrifice he is willing to make in the name of security. >> my granddaughters play in the backyard back here. a couple of hundred yards away from where the wall will be. they will be more secure. hopefully. we think. >> casey reporting. and can the president find common ground with democrats. we will talk about that next on fox news channel. average lasagna? not in this house. 'cause that's no average family.

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his primetime speech before congress and country on tuesday. the present will deliver his first state of the union address. and a white house senior officials now revealing the topics he will touch on. hello everyone looking to a brand-new hour inside "americas news headquarters". >> hello everyone! the president will showcase his accomplishments in the first year in office and set the tone for his second year. by discussing a strong america. immigration has one of the most divisive issues he has based in washington. as he tried to reach a compromise with lawmakers on daca.

the president wedding has a senate minority leader, chuck schumer criticizing. and this is setting up a showdown where republicans have a narrow majority. we have the latest from the white house tonight. >> good evening. immigration is a topic the president will discuss in a state of the union address on tuesday. that is according to senior administration officials. the president only has a couple more days to finalize the speech. immigration among several topics according to senior administration officials by the present will highlight including jobs in the economy, infrastructure, national security, trade and of course immigration. and officials close to the discussions that intent for the president is going to be more empathetic and more bipartisan in outreach. after the speech and officers according to this source will fan out to reinforce the presidents message. this speech will also be about congress move into action but

also about items already accomplished by tax reform, officials safe to expect another speech on tax reform from the president at the very least, the early part of next month. immigration is a large part of this. so for the senate minority leader, chuck schumer has rejected the white house offer. it would give a path to citizenship for 1.8 million folks that are here illegally. so-called dreamers. those born here illegally as children and still living here as adults for the white house wanted to provide the path in exchange for about $25 billion to fund a border wall. and for a lottery system and change migration. the senate majority leader says is a way to use dreamers as a political pawn. from there, there are also discussions on how to fund the government. funding runs out on february 8. much of it does. so all of these negotiations have been tied to one another and they continue to do so as we ended in january and move into february. also news on the international

front.the white house and president are reacting to a suicide attack in kabul. the explosives in an ambulance killed about 95 people there. the president called that a murderous attack and said all countries should take decisive action against the taliban and its terrorist infrastructure. back to you. >> thank you so much. tuesday will be a big night! >> also the vice president is tweeting about the taliban targeted innocent afghans and brave police in kabul today. we along with international partners on edge at stop terrorists from exploiting their evil terror to the us and our allies get together with afghan partners will not allow the taliban to win. that is just coming in from the vice president, mike pence. and as mentioned before the immigration proposal is not going over well with democrats. but some republicans are also coming out against it. the plan calls for granting a pathway to citizenship for

nearly 2 million young immigrants. but some say the presidents attempt as a document conference could hurt bipartisan talks. joining me now we have a white house correspondent for the daily caller. let's jump in on the pathway to citizenship. will the president find support for this proposal? where and who and congress will push back? >> thank you for having me. it is a very interesting question. senator ted cruz has come out against this bill already. thing is simply a nonstarter for him. for many other conservatives in the senate as well as the house in the freedom caucus which is a pathway to citizenship for these 1.8 million so-called dreamers. i think what has a lot of immigration hardliners upset with this bill is that it goes way beyond what was originally supposed to be the daca fix. for 700,000 people who are already recipients of the daca

program. they know who these people are. the white house is essentially tacked on an additional 1.1 million illegal immigrants. there is no, many of these people have not been vetted. 11 the immigration hardliners i spoke to said that in reality there is no way that the number will be 1.8 million here. they are very concerned this could be a amnesty of historic proportions. in terms of support that the present will receive for the bill, very many people are not happy with this. some people see this as an amnesty and people to support open borders are calling this i think a senior legislative aide to the democrats call this quote - a legislative burning cross. and so when you're not having anybody enthused about this except i think, some select members of the senate, the president and his team will find it is pretty difficult to pass this through progress. >> of the present is a pathway to citizenship for merely 2 million young people will be in exchange for $25 billion.

reporter security. is this exchange rate too high for bipartisan support? and should the president anticipate democratic lawmakers to add, how much of the $25 billion wall system is mexico going to pay for? >> right! the president has been pretty consistent in terms of mexico paying for the wall. saying that they will pay for them some form through nafta or tax in the future. right here, right now, the fact is the us government will have to pay for the wall. >> how will that fit with his base? >> right! it will be difficult. i think the president has said consistently, he will find some way through the nafta negotiations. she says is going very well. reports indicate right now that the nafta negotiations are going better than they were before. if you look at a couple of months ago, the canadians and mexicans were very angry. it will be interesting to see what the president says about

this in the state of the union address. in terms of what we said about the 25 billion, democrats have said this is an absolute nonstarter. they call this a 14 century solution to 1/21 century problem. the biggest number i have seen them float publicly at least, is 1.6 billion. some reports are saying that chuck schumer offered president trump $25 billion for the well originally. the main sticking point here may not even be the $25 billion. >> i have not heard that from sender chuck schumer. have you? >> he is not put it up publicly. there have been selectively is here that in the high-stakes meeting, right before the government shutdown that they basically came to agreement at 25 billion for funding on the wall if all of the other elements of the bill, which had democrats saying that this is an absolute nonstarter for them. i think nancy pelosi -- >> what element?

>> chain migration is the main issue. they are saying this is the largest legal immigration touch of the system and almost 100 years. it would essentially cut immigration to 50 percent. what's interesting about that -- >> let me jump in before he keep going. the president is proposing to phase out the visa lottery system as well as limit family immigration to spouses and their young children. >> right. actually, why immigration hardliners do not like this bill is because he is not really ending the diversity visa lottery program. he is reforming it and reallocating the visas to people who are on the chain migration waiting list. so what they are saying, some of the immigration hardliners i spoke to is that this essentially means we are going to have the current levels of chain migration for the next 15 to 17 years. they are saying this is an absolute nonstarter. >> repeat that? >> the next 15 to 17 years of current levels of chain

migration. because the visa lottery program is ending and disappear but the visas under it are being reallocated to people on the chain migration waiting list. >> so clearly, these are very intricate negotiations here. so, what is a possibility? we are running out of time. i suppose the president will do whatever he can. he can extend -- daca will expire march 5. do you have that. and you have the budget spending. that is on february 8. so they are very short deadlines ahead of us. a lot of intricate details in front of the president and lawmakers. what do you think, saagar enjeti, is the possibility that perhaps there can be some separation in terms of these very detailed legislations that are being proposed?>> right. i think what will happen if i had to guess, is that the bill will probably not gary very much play in the beginning.

and there will have to be some sort of government spending bill that was passed february. what the president almost said when he was open to extending the daca deadline past march, if they do not reach a deal. so as we have discussed here, these are extremely intricate things. one of the biggest changes to the immigration system in almost a century. i do not really see is getting solved before march. but that does not mean something isn't coming this year and is not a major priority for the president in 2018. >> saagar enjeti, had to leave it there. thank you very much! >> thank you for having me. >> more immigration issues this weekend tune into "fox news sunday" tomorrow for a sitdown interview with chris wallace and white house legislative affairs director mark short. you can catch it right here on fox news channel at two and 10 pm eastern. >> the justice department recovery months of missing text two fbi officials.

peter strzok and lisa paige. this text messages raised here from critics about possible bias in the investigation of hillary clinton's emails. well, they reveal they were concerned about being too tough on her. during that email probe. the governors were claiming tonight that personal feelings do not affect investigations. >> the text released by senate judiciary committee chuck grassley suggested senior fbi officials were concerned there could be backlash from hillary clinton if the bureau investigated her email use to rigorously and she were elected president. and the tests are boosting republicans who believe special counsel, robert mueller investigation into possible russian collision during the election is biased because the officials who exchanged the thousands of texts, worked briefly on the russia probe and many of their messages suggesting anti-trumpet sentiment. while the officials are no longer with the investigation,

it has many split on if the russia probe can still be fair. >> i don't think it takes a whole investigation. i think robert miller is a man of integrity. >> your issues that need to be resolved. >> messages between the officials now demoted fbi agent peter strzok and reassigned fbi lawyer, lisa paige, were thought to be lost after technical glitch. but the doj and inspector general says they were able to recover them. the tax also show back in march 2016, there was a proposal circulating at least in some meetings to name us attorney, excuse me, patrick fitzgerald a special prosecutor of a possible clinton email probe. however fitzgerald was never appointed, despite republicans calling for it. senator grassley released the recovery text messages, this timing is disconcerting. causing the attorney general to

defend his department. >> my job every day to get back to protecting the safety americans with integrity and fairness. >> some of the fiercest advocates was clinton email probe say texts are renewing suspicion that top officials never planned to pursue charges in the clinton case. >> thank you so much! and i mean this is it. one more thing, so lisa paige wrote according to the report. quote one more thing, she might be our next president. the last thing we need is going in there. you think your member care that it was more doj than fbi? clearly seems they were discerning that mrs. clinton would be president and peter strzok said he agreed. that is all part of the investigation. >> president trump reacted to a day of horrific bloodshed. in afghanistan. as radical islamic terrorists strike again. leaving merely 100 people dead in the capital of kabul.

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the work we are doing to make america a better place is too important to be impaired by this distraction. i thanked the president for the opportunity to serve and i wish him continued success. the firestorm was sparked by an extensive piece by the wall street journal.the paper says the journalists counted more than 150 people. dozens of home conveyed a pattern of alleged sexual misconduct by steve wynn that allegedly left over decades been one of the worst allegations cover manicures that accuses him of forcing her to have sex with him back in a 2005. according to the journal he later paid the woman 7 and a half million dollars in a settlement. responded to the story he tells fox news the idea that i ever felt that in a woman with preposterous purity find ourselves in a world of people to make allegations regardless of the truth and a person is left with the choice of weathering consulting publicity or engaging in multiyear

lawsuits. he goes on to say a physician stemmed from a battle with his ex-wife over a divorce settlement. at the same time the board of directors of wynn resort city have formed a special committee to investigate the journals claim. the company stocks took a nosedive after the news broke on friday. he helped to build numerous casinos in las vegas. he took over in the republican national committee after the president took office and officially resigned today. >> and it did not take long for these allegations to ripple across the political world. that apolitical from the dnc that remains in part, exact words of the chairwoman comity stanford treating women well and you stand for the respective woman, he should not take money from somebody who treated women with the absolute highest level of disrespect. and mcdaniel releasing her on

statement. today i accepted the designation of steve wynn as republican national committee finance chair. we're still waiting to see if the president will weigh in. his minaret business rival and a friend of wynn for a long time. >> thank you. >> meanwhile the president is condemning a deadly attack in afghanistan today. that killed at least 95 people and wounded more than 150 others. a suicide bomber drove in an ambulance packed with explosives. the taliban claims responsibility for this.this is after they stormed a luxury hotel in kabul killing 22 people. david lee miller is live with more. >> the attack in kabul is being called an atrocity. and a massacre. there is outrage with the death toll and injuries because an ambulance was used to destroy

so many. the explosive laden annapolis made its way past a checkpoint after the driver told police he was getting a patient to a nearby hospital. soon after he detonated the device. the security forces were also among those killed. the area where the attack took place as government offices, embassies and shops. the force of the blast shook the p request of the muschamp and the powerful explosion rocked the repeat all windows of my shop shouted. i was sitting in the office right after the explosion. it collapsed. >> a calvinistic responsibility for the blast. reactions to the attack was swift. secretary of state rex tillerson initially states saying in part, the taliban use of an ambulance as a weapon to target civilians represents inhumane disregard for the people of afghanistan and all of those trying to bring peace to the country and is a violation of norms.

and about a week ago they killed 20 people at a hotel including for americans.isis is also trying to destabilize the country.on wednesday, isis took responsibility for attacking an ad group, save the children. that incident, four people were killed. the latest attacks will increase pressure on the afghan government and the us to combat militants in the country. the us led international military force in afghanistan meanwhile, says number of its members were killed in today's blast. >> thank you. secretary of state rex tillerson heading back to washington right now after wrapping up a weeklong european tour with a stop in poland. earlier today with your tillerson acute russia using energy as a political tool during his talks with polish counterpart.he said a natural gas pipeline between russia and germany could undermine europe's energy security.

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and deporting gang members, identity fraudsters, drunk drivers, and child abusers. making them inadmissible in our country. this merit-based system would better serve our national interest because it would fit the american people. which is what this agenda is all about. >> ellison barber has more from washington. >> majority leader mitch mcconnell called the white house free-market guidance ú indicates what is necessary for the president to sign a bill into law. he added, i'm hopeful that as discussions continue in the senate, and the subject of immigration. members of both sides of the aisle will look to the framework for guidance as they weren't towards an agreement for the white house outline has made its way. they say toxins and it would continue regardless of what happens at the white house. >> will be not be locked down

thinking about with the house make you or what the white house might do. we will move ahead on our own. >> white house is not released a complete blueprint of the proposal. only framework. already there are clinics on the left and right. >> they want ransom for these children to be $25 billion for a wall will have all of the needs that we have for infrastructure in our own country. >> the president serves up 1.8 million people for an amnesty, in exchange for $25 billion for a wall and then reduces the numbers of chain migration that come in, that is the end of his enforcement that he will get in his administration and unless we come up with another amnesty. >> key conservatives say that they like the white house proposal. tom cotton called it generous and humane. a balance between protecting dreamers and securing the border. in the past, some on capitol hill said they were frustrated because many felt like they did not know exactly what the president wanted an immigration proposal.

leader mcconnell saying that this is that clarity. >> ellison barber, thank you. >> nocturia condemning new us sanctions that went into effect today. they target six north korean ships and to chinese companies as well as north korean officials. of course they're trying to end the regimes new check of nuclear weapons program. and they reportedly say that he is running out of money.this after spending so much of his suppose a slush fund that billions of buddha dollars of reports they say have come to seek north korean government agency. it is called office 39. we are joined at the center for national interest in executive editor at the national interest. good to have you. this sounds like a james bond movie or something. what does office 39 do and has been a lifeline for kim jong-un

and his regime? >> it has good office 39 was started in the 1970s by kim jong-un his grandfather. and essentially the goal is to bring in hard currency into the regime. it got more importance in the 2000 when the un security council really started to hammer the regime with very tough sanctions. and essentially, what office 39 was doing was really trying to sell anything and ship anything can out of the country to make money. it will be a lot of legal cases daily cell and things like ginseng, textiles, gold but also a lot of illegal things. drugs, methamphetamine, heroin shipped to australia. in last couple of years have added a separate component. they tried to hack into bangladesh banks. hack into new york reserve. this is a very sophisticated operation to find the regime and nuclear program. >> have we in your view been able to target office 39? it can be taken apart or can it

be shut down? >> not entirely. the problem with this is that we know from north korean defectors that have leaked information that a lot of these offices of office 39 are in china, other parts of the globe. they are hard to shut down. what ends up being is essentially a giant game of whack-a-mole. especially if you're using cyber agents to attack banks and bitcoin exchanges and other things. it is very hard to do. they are very good at masking the footprint. i think we put a dent in it. >> according to un security resolutions, china is supposed to shut down these companies. >> the problem is, they will never completely shut them down. to be honest i spoken to many chinese officials over the years. they are terrified of the north koreans. maybe even more than us and they phrase the question north koreans too hard, if that regime were to ever collapse or have massive migrations of people going into china, they

are worried about what could happen. a civil war, kim jong-un you know we never will get the corporation. >> how does beijing handle this? i mean they sent the envoy and at first he refused to accept them from beijing. we focus so much on what we have to do but what do the chinese have to do? to try and rein him and if it is possible? >> we need to enforce sanctions. this is absolutely ridiculous. had resolutions on nocturia and then had an impact. we know they have but the chinese need to step up efforts.there on willing to do this. you will go through this but the game will be starting in april. we will really need to speak to the chinese and say look, you're not willing to enforce sanctions. lots of ways to put pressure on you to get you to enforce the senses. whether it is helping friends in taiwan, putting pressure in south china or they're

basically trying to conquer or trade sanctions. the chinese need to step up. if they want to be a so-called world leader in show their part of the international arena, the need to step to the plate. if they don't it will be trouble. >> they haven't sufficiently according to critics at all. >> no. they haven't. it will really hurt the us and china relationship. over $500 billion plus in bilateral trade for basically every incentive to help. >> and that can spark a trade war. >> it is possible to spark a trailer. but we are already in a trade war with the chinese been reported stolen so much intellectual property, they have stolen plans for the f-22, the f 35. our best defensive equipment. in actuality we probably are already in want to be honest. >> document trade. we have a picture of kim jong-un in a mercedes. talk about you know you see the buildings, there it is!

looks like i think i track of how does he purchase that clemenceau had to sell it to him. an auto dealer in germany or something.someone had to sign off on that and said it's okay for him to buy this. if we take the mercedes away, he will come to the table. immunity start taking away some of the things from august 30 nine, probably came through august 30 nine. >> it probably did. and further than that. if you take away the luxuries that he gives to all of the thousands of people of the highest in the north korean government that run the regime that have to be loyal to him. to make the country function. there are pictures for example, when he gets a louis vuitton bag and chanel handbags to members of the party as awards. if you start taking that away, i guarantee the regime will start to crack. and they will come to the table. because it's really all he can offer.

>> and he hands out cognac. find french cognac. i mean you know, it is absolutely astounding! on one hand they are talking about clamping down on him. on the other hand you have cognac and louis vuitton bags and it is not just a regular mercedes that is a stretch mercedes. i mean they are turning a blind eye. >> at the same time coming of 200,000 people in north korea that are essentially starving to death. he is up by 60 percent of the population that is un food rations to survive because they're not getting calories they need. you have a generation north koreans are not even average height or close to what the south korean counterparts have. the economy is less than one percent the size of south korea while kim jong-un is driving his car. >> i interviewed a south korean refugee who had, her mother had to find mice in the fields to

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they say the subjective shooter a fellow classmate barged into the schools common area tuesday morning and unleashed a hail of bullets on students. families are not talking. >> he was a blessing. caring, compassionate, had a gentle spirit and the biggest heart. >> we will get through this and we will be more like bailey going forward. we will hug tighter and love harder.and we will be more present with our families to request tuesday's attack leaving more than a dozen people with gunshot wounds and other injuries. several remain hospitalized. the 15-year-old boy accused of the shooting was ordered held on murder and assault charges. >> and an alert for you to start reminiscing boy has come to a tragic end. we are told that investigators in north carolina have found a body in a pond and they do believe it is the little boy.

he was at the center statewide amber alert search. he was last seen three days ago home with his grandfathers when apparently he wandered away. the present preparing for his first state of the union on tuesday. the white house today giving a preview of what he will say. the president expected to count the record-setting compliments of his inaugural year and outline priorities for his agenda in 2018. my next guest has unique perspective on how the president can deliver. jennifer is here, former speechwriter for president george h. w. bush. and ceo for atlas society. good to see you jennifer. we will get right into it because we have a lot to say. the scene will be building a safe, strong and proud america will focus on domestic and national security issues. the president is promising a bipartisan pitch but with such a deep divide jennifer, between parties. is it possible to say, both

sides will want to hear? >> well, i think regardless of what he says, democrats are not going to support him. many democrats aren't even showing up. so, there has been some suggestion that he should offer some kind of apology. for some of his past more aggressive statements and it has not worked for him. it is not believable from him. i think he should just stick to talking about taxes and about the economy, talking about record low unemployment and record high stock markets. and actually even, going down on the different democrats that has helped. in particular women and minorities. >> okay, also as you know, there is a deep divide between most americans and the presidents faithful base. how does he speak to all americans? >> one thing i think that would

be helpful would as i said, just focus on the economy. you remember that president george h. w. bush, who was a president that i wrote for. he was a one term president in part because of clinton's guys said it is the economy. and it was not just that the economy was not doing as well but that he had departed from the republican conservative libertarian principles that oppose helped to boost the economy. i think he should just continue to do what he has been saying. i think you should go out of his way to alienate or poke a finger in the eye of democrats. but i think that he should just really focus on his accomplishments. he could explain a little bit more about, he started to do that. what america first means. and i think that would be

helpful in terms of maybe communicating to the larger country when he says america first, it means a lot of things to different people. but you know, his favorite author in his favorite book is the fountainhead. so rather than just going around america first as a bromide, he could look back to some of the first principles of why you know as iran said, you can't take care of others unless you first take care of yourself. i really think that was what he means by america first. >> want to try gets more questions in our short time. of course the president is adjusting our nation but the world will watch. will there be any messaging to other countries? friends and foes? >> i think he should take credit for moving the embassy. the american embassy to jerusalem. i think he should talk about what it means to be america's

friend and what it means to be america's adversary. i think that he should just really make the case about how business of america is business. and that will be his focus. he is open to trade, fair trade. and everything that he is going to be doing and do for american economy. it will help to benefit others. >> jennifer, what is at stake for the president himself in terms of what he says but also how he says it? what is at stake for the president himself in terms of what he says but also how he says it? >> very, very little. i think that this speech does not matter at all. i think it used to matter a lot back in the day and back in my day. the state of the union speech was a blueprint for the rest of the year. >> why doesn't it matter now?

>> because that is not how he is primarily communicating through written and delivered speeches. he is communicating through twitter, social media, directly. so, i think it is his priority to not make a major mistake and to tout his accomplishments. but this speech more than any will evaporate like the morning dew. and it will be back tomorrow focusing on what he is saying on twitter. >> interesting analysis jennifer grossman. we will all be watching and who have it for you on fox news channel of course. and i believe -- says the economy is stupid. we will be right back areas gentlemen, i have just received word! the louisiana purchase, is complete!

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>> president trump is gearing up for his first state of the union address. today, new details about his message. he's planning to take a unifying tone and focus on building on building a safe, strong, proud america. i molly and you are watching the fox report. >> molly: mr. trump is back in washington tonight, returning yesterday after a speech in switzerland. he touted america's economic suspects. he's going to address that on tuesday night along with infrastructure, immigration, trade, national security. here's more and all of this. >> good evening.