first major tournament of the year. congratulations to roger. arthel: congratulations. we are back at 4:00 eastern. hope you can join us. we will see later on today. thanks. leland: countdown to the president's first state of the union. break down his major talking appoints to the economy to immigration to the fight against isis. standing by at the white house at the preview. >> plus, followed by billionaire currency resignation following allegations. what should happen next. leland: and to the president along with congressional leaders speaking out today about immigration. we will hear from them as the governor of colorado has some ideas about how to help his immigration population.

leland: hope you're having a great sunday at home. welcome to "america's news hq" from washington. i'm leland vittert. they make nice to be here with you and all of you. leland: glad to have you. >> resident trump and his speechwriters are hard at work. more on what we can expect from the white house. >> good afternoon, tran are. a partisanship intent that they do but we can expect from president trump for his first state of the union address on tuesday night. the white house senior officials say the president will hit on a number of themes including national security, trade and infrastructure and of course the white house is never shy about touting the glowing economy. >> the president will talk about where we are today as far as growing an economy. an economy growing at 3% over the last three quarters. >> officials say the president will also discuss immigration treating democrats are not interested in borders safety and

security were funding and rebuilding our military. they are only interested in obstruction. the white house has a proposal. 1.8 million of those who are brought the country illegally as children, the so-called dreamers or the white house wants to give a 10 to 12 year path of citizenship with the exchange of $25 billion to build a border while the southern border and also wants to end so-called family-based migration in the visa lottery system. to back him in the senate minority leader, house minority leader nate people as they says that as a plan in a campaign to make america white again. the white house has responded to that. >> speaker pelosi's comments are outrageous. as we know, very clear what the president wants, even myself as a daughter of an immigrant that we want immigrants to come in a legal manner. what we have seen his decades and decades of our immigration system being ignored. an immigration system being ignored.

>> the white house pushes his proposals, negotiations are ongoing right now in congress. lea and leyland, back to you. leland: amid calls for republicans to return money given by embattled casino mogul steve wynn, a fox news investigation shows the former rnc fundraising chair also gave democrats a review of the record show personally contributed $10,000 to a former democratic secretary of state, $2500 to harry reid leadership fund and from 2006 reporter: 2017 the organizations all using the address of his namesake casino contributed over $700,000 to nevada democratic related organizations. so far the state party has not returned our calls or e-mails for comment. the national dnc has put out a statement blasting the rnc for

its connection to win committee conducts scandal. joining us now to talk about it all, republican financier and owner dan palmer. nice to see from los angeles. thank you for getting up early with us. so far, a 12 word statement saying they would accept it the resignation. is that enough from the rnc or do you want more. >> at the right place to be. obviously facing serious allegations and affected the value of his stock and not a matter for the rnc and is the appropriate first step. >> when there was the harvey weinstein sexual harassment and

assault allegations, the rnc had no problem waiting and i'm not. i make in all, the chair say in three decades worth of harassment allegations, harvey went to in-line box to the tune of three quarters of a million dollars. democrats and the dnc truly stand up for women like they say they do, returning this dirty money should be a no-brainer. if they were willing to weigh in on harvey weinstein, why shouldn't the rnc way and just as much or just return the money in that situation. >> first, let's agree that there is a very serious topic, a national discussion, overdue. we all have mothers, wives, daughters, friends. we owe them all the duty of a serious conversation. in the case of harvey went in, he's admitted to wrongdoing and checked himself into rehab and

he's denied the allegations and has had one day to respond to it. leland: is it also not denying the payment that was made. would it be smart to give it all back if nothing now and move on from this? >> they are moving on by having them step aside. in the case of weinstein, the dnc didn't give the money back. they gave it to some pro-abortion groups. they commence or step on the part of the rnc might to be give money to organizations that help childless mothers. bill clinton, their largest fundraiser today is accused of this in far worse and yet, they try to call upon some parity. not the same. >> the dnc is trying to capitalize on allegations. here's a treat and a deputy

communication person today. a reminder that almost 48 hours after allegations surfaced, trump remained silent but goes after jay z, rnc remains silent on allegations. we asked her to reporting about the day nations to democrats and she wrote the national dnc has accepted the dollar and would wait to comment until the he decided what it would do with the millions being raised as their national finance chair. big picture, when it's on the other side, each party is almost gleeful in the misfortune of the party is a major donor is accused of misconduct and there is this competition of who can write and the nuclear bomb. is that smart or should these parties decide mutually destruction and dial it back and

give it to charity as you'd discuss and move on rather than make political hay out of it? >> this is all inside baseball. leland: score at the expense of another. the extent that the rnc has had a fundraising and donald trump on the growth occurring in the economy. one thing for sure, and donors lovegrove and it doesn't matter whose name is on the imitation or who's making the phone call. if the economy is doing all coming donor supported. that's what's going on right now. >> you've been talking about how much it's easier post-tax reform appreciate your insights. >> they will take center stage this week as he delivers his first state of the union

address. he wrote for george w. bush and the brennan center for justice michael waldman worked under the clinton administration. great to see you both. >> thank you. great to be here. lea: the president is giving snippets of things he thinks will resonate with americans or his speechwriters. help us understand what goes into crafting the state of the union address. >> welcome in the state of the union address is above all governing documents. a chance to talk about policy and it's the grandest stage any president ever has. but donald trump, the challenge for him as far as viewers are concerned as we are all familiar teleprompter trump can give a great speech that was address before congress and was pretty quickly forgotten. somebody calling in to a talk radio show and can defend whatever message is pretty now.

i am not sure viewers are necessarily congress are listening to the details quite as much as they might as well might. lea: i want to ask you for one thing. you think we would get more of the teleprompter trump or the twitter president trump? i also want to ask you what should president trump zabul bms? is he looking to broaden his base? >> yeah. two things. one is in terms of his goalie has an agenda as michael said. state of the union. speechwriters bipartisan munition on not liking stated the union. they will not be a laundry list and they always end up a laundry list. the reason is everyone in the white house is working on something, wants his or her item to be mentioned by the president and then give it promised. the president lays out his agenda and goes around the country trying to sell it. just judging by his speech will

probably want to spend a little time talking about the achievements of the last year. the other trick is you try to work in the opposing party has to stand for it. these are things state of the unions do. we will see if they adhere to tradition >> speaking on the opposing party, representative joe kennedy the dirt is going to be delivering the legacy family but also maxine waters is giving her response and also the spanish-language response to elizabeth koosman. was this say about the democratic party and where it is right now. their lack of solidarity? >> president obama gave his through the official republican response in the tea party responds and anybody with an

iphone basically can broadcast. these are challenging. they don't go so well for the rising politician. they feel like they have the wind at their back. president trump is the most unpopular to do that for a state of the union addresses: was invented and there's a lot of other challenges. on the other hand, the economy is strong. it was strong at the end of obama. leland: the president will definitely want to brag about that. this is on the heel of the government shutdown. do you expect to shaving for anyone who tried old government funding hostage on the immigration bill? >> the president has laid out his agenda on immigration. it's quite generous given where he started from. i think i will put pressure on both parties. pressure on the senate democrat and mr. schumer. can they take yes for an answer?

some provision that are surprising from president trump, the path to citizenship and so forth is a challenge for the house. and that is that the state of the union does. if you want to have infrastructure that would generate a partisan supporter. >> i want to get a quick answer from you. will the president even touch are referred to them mueller investigation? >> i doubt it. >> a foreign country trying to offend our democracy and all parties say we will not allow that to happen again. i have a feeling that is not where he would go with it and i'd be surprised if he talked about it at all. lea: michael waldman, thank you for being here. >> thank you, lea. lea: be sure to watch "fox news sunday." sitting down with legislative

affairs director mark sure to get more insight on president trump's upcoming state of the union address and you will not want to miss that. be sure also to tune in tuesday for a full day of coverage leading up to the state of the union at 9:00 p.m. eastern. leland: afghan authorities releasing information on yesterday's car bombing in kabul that killed more than 100 people. they used an ambulance filled with explosives. the interior minister of afghan afghanistan was carried a patient to check for security point. at least 235 people were injured in the attack. the explosion damaged dozens of surrounding businesses they are. a russian opposition leader now calling for citizens to boycott the country's presidential election. the opposition leader arrested in russia. you can see the video from the arrest. i like sina valley was barred from running for president against vladimir putin because

of a past fraud conviction. his campaign office was raided on sunday while thousands protested the march presidential election in cities across that country. lea: congressional leaders speak at an immigration, daca in the wall. seen as a large immigrant community. plus, a remarkable story of survival. the middle of the pacific for days after a ferry capsizes. speaking on just what america outside the washington beltway. [inaudible] from the white house. >> i think the president will talk about how america is back. where we are today and the economy and the african-americans and hispanic americans.

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>> the state department telling us american citizen bacher tomasi has been released from an iranian prison. his 81 years old. granted a four-day release from prison by the iranians.

from a state department official come and they the release came after back channel discussions between the united dates and iranian officials. not allowed to leave iran during its four-day furlough. the american attorney says he's in poor poor health and requires immediate medical attention. more on this as we get it. >> the immigration planned to be released tomorrow. democrats are only interested in obstruction. molly henneberg. >> the white house believes the president is giving democrats what they want. not just legal resident for daca recipients, but it's happy to citizenship for those who qualify for daca but didn't apply. the president wants money for his border while in more border security measures and an end to chain migration and the visa lottery system. republicans in congress say that's a good start.

>> i view that as an opportunity to show who's willing to solve with the president put out there. it is a sign that shows he's serious about solving the problem. >> i get the president credit for saying that this is what he wants to see happen despite the criticism. look, there would be criticisms from both sides from whatever we come up with. >> some democrats want a daca only bill. others mentally to focus on daca and border security. >> the most important thing we can do is protect her universe. i appreciated addresses the issue but some of the changes they are proposing a devastating to our immigration system and are better left for comprehensive immigration reform. >> i am comfortable working within a proposal they put in a large package for a scaled-down package. we need to have an overhaul.

>> march 5th is when daca is to end by president trump in september, presumably some japanese to be done by then. early this month a federal judge in california ordered the daca program to continue while challenges to an e-mail work their way through the legal system, which made by legislators some more time in working out a deal. lea. lea: molly henneberg, thank you. leland: colorado governor john hick and liver. good see you as always, sir. it is fascinating to watch the sunday show interviews because everybody is united in what they want and nobody is united, republicans or democrats in what they are willing give up to get it. >> that is where the negotiation takes over. the first data for a difficult issue, pretty much everybody agrees that immigration situation is not healthy for the

country. so many immigrants who came into the country probably did have a downward pressure on wages. that's where the conflict occurs. >> if you listen to democrats right now. come under 700,000 kids, dreamers, daca recipients, that was controlling the political narrative for the democratic party. >> these kids they had no control over coming here. they had no other home to go to. they seem like. they cannot deport these kids.

is it worth the hill to stand or have they decided it's so popular with their base. in his bid based in principle? >> i look at it from a different point of view. i was an entrepreneur before it got stuck into this political thing. many of them last their lives. they had to do something with great risk. they arrange for new rail in some powerful way and that's a big target for history to this country and part of our dna. the daca kids are different. they were brought here and a notch for no real event, but they are a beginning place where we talk about immigration without getting too angry at each other, pushing each other for the apart. >> pushing each other apart. you were at the alfalfa dinner and it struck me john kerry the

incoming president talking about his friendship on john mccain. washington is a city where you can bridge the divide between a protester in a pow referring to their friendship, finding common ground on anything else shouldn't be so hard at all. you've had success finding common ground with washington been missing? >> there's a lot of hard work. the negative that, and with that, congressional representatives, they go home every weekend. they don't get the chance to work with each other. outside of the heat of the debate. those carrot or a stick their

beginning the accountability is a lot closer leland: at the 60 per square miles surrounded by reality. went to get back to reality in colorado. good to see you sir. lea: dramatic rescue at sea. the economy had a president trump state of the union address. how the first year in office impacting growth. >> the world is witnessing the resurgent of a strong and prosperous america. i'm here to deliver a simple message there has never been a better time to higher to invest and to grow in the united

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>> keep foremost in our hearts and minds not what is best for her party, but what is best for america. leland: reagan delivered his final state of the union address to congress back in 1988. tuesday, president trump will deliver his first state of the union amidst a strong economy. the president had tied economic success to his first. 40% of voters agree with mr. trump's assessment, although he had those numbers up. 56% say we have a long way to go. wade smith, radio host from birmingham, alabama and robert pattillo. gentlemen, nice to see you as always. robert, we hear from the white house that a big part of the speech is going to be the economy. you are better off today than you were a year ago.

is that resonating as much in atlanta, especially with african-american voters as a dozen other parts of the country? >> the issue with president trump's every positive economic number that comes out we wake up to him being in twitter debates with jc. as opposed to getting into the social flair existing to happen every three to four months. he stepping on on his own message by continually creating controversy on strong economic numbers. >> james carville said it's the economy. does it matter what he treated if the 401(k) is going through the roof? >> it doesn't matter what he treated spirit 401(k) is up, paychecks are up at the tax reform in place. i saw more money in my paycheck. listeners who called me when they got paid they saw more in their paychecks. everyone is happy with it in their ignoring tweets right now

because that has no bearing on the economy. leland: president trump had an interesting opposition for african-american voters saying democrats haven't done much for you over the past couple of decades. give me a try. callers into your show, are they still undecided yet? are you getting cause of people saying i'm happy with the way things are going? >> they are definitely a mixed bag and that's where the president has to stop with the treating of the firestorms because it's impossible for somebody to say i support the president on tax reform and regulations in the infrastructure plan, but also i'm of african descent. i don't like my country being called an asphalt. he's getting in his own way, but also we have to realize that tax cuts are ephemeral at best. what we have been explained is

how they'll be paid for in the long run. we basically put all this on the credit card for grandchildren to pay for it if this doesn't work out, 2020 going forward. leland: that is a prediction for 2020. how are you seen republicans trying to capitalize on the economy right now for the mid-terms? >> the biggest thing is looking right now. they don't have to look at the future because the future is unpredictable. they don't know what's going to happen in four years, eight years, 12 years. we do know the things do know that things revert a set with higher gains in the 401(k), stock market of record highs every single day with the dow closing up enough. with 2020 and 22 midterms coming up, republicans are in a good spot to keep the seats they were going for, to gain more. leland: as much as democrats would love it if president trump was on the ballot in 2018, he's not.

economies on a tear right now, aside from making a referendum about president trump, how big of a problem is a roaring economy for democratic party trying to play identity politics and say you need to vote for us because we will protect you. in the meantime, the other party giving you more money in the paycheck every week. >> as we discuss briefly is time for the democratic party to get new leadership. getting smoked by the government shut down, it's clear that most voters do not care about russia. you go to any barbershop in any beauty salon, nobody cares about that. find a poll or else we'll see a wave of election because we have 30 plus representatives leaving congress. the question is a democratic wave or a trump wave or he gets his own people into the house and senate. unless democrats want want to see a trump wave coming to have to get a message and a

candidate. leland: right now in 10 seconds you would agree that things continue the way you laid out that it's going to be a trump wave. >> you will be a trump wave and i couldn't agree with robert anymore. leland: think i would enough to talk about uga versus alabama football because you guys wouldn't agree to anything. we will be back with your stocks, robert. we will talk to you soon, buddy. lea: after more than a week at sea, seven survivors from a ferry crash have been rescued. the new zealand defense force tweeted out these photos of the six adults and one unconscious baby were adrift in a small boat. rescuers dropped on the radio and later confirmed a fishing boat had picked them out. the ferry had been on a two-day cruise with a group of small islands near fiji. new zealand authorities actually weren't asked to help search for their survivors until the ferry was six days late.

it's unclear at this point what caused it to capsize. leland: nothing but twisted metal after an eight car pile up on a busy highway. details on where it happened in the fate of those on board. plus, our next guest said he's disappointed in the trump administration immigration plan. we will ask the congress can do to reach a deal on daca and border security that republicans can live with. >> the president has wanted to show leadership on this. remember, to solve this problem, no one's going to get 100% of what they want. muscle and 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d. boost high protein be up for it

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parts are not a mobile coming up my car. >> still don't know what caused the crash. waiting to figure that out. >> new immigration plans from the white house. pat to citizenship for nearly 2 million immigrants in exchange for tighter border security. our next guest says the plan is not a good deal for the american people. here to explain why texas congressman tamara smith. nice to see you. so i just want to start with this. jeff flake says this is a good start. expressing support. why are you not support about this? >> it's flawed in several ways. it does not include you verify, which is a work for his verification system sure people employed or in the country legally and can work legally and that's a sure way to reduce the immigration because it reduces the jobs that draws so many

people into the country. you want to reduce the illegal immigration and take jobs from american people in a workforce verification plan. it also gives amnesty and i don't understand against amnesty to twice as many people as president obama did and add citizenship on top of that. thirdly, i think it's flawed because it is ripe for fraud. you will have adult illegal immigrants are claiming to come into the country and there's no way and they will be given amnesty. lea: that's an interesting point about the potential for fraud. i want to see which you mentioned that you verify their controversial because of its accuracy, summer critical of the databases, but also issues with funding it and of course issues even of being divisive within the gop, for example the agriculture sector. a lot of people within that sector say they don't want be verified to be required unless there's an overhaul to the

guestworker program in their job. >> actually come either if i is 90% effect it. the most popular immigration reform affect you at 82% of the american people more than any other immigration reform in the only sure way to protect american workers good we can have a program that is separate from the issue from you verify. anyone who opposes this is not getting interest in american workers. it is easy to check the future prospect employee. lea: when a mixture i get that in there. i also like to bring this out. your constituents want to see immigration reform.

why, grants this proposal. this is a starting point. >> against amnesty illegally. but the legal immigration reforms up to 17 years from now, so it's amnesty today, enforcement a distant tomorrow. it never occurs, the legal reforms won't go up. >> recognition by the white house that daca because the dream act really refers to legislation ever passed, the sort of term that's used to target people's heartstrings because he would want people to a calm push their dreams. i'm going to stay daca. they do target the heartstrings of a lot of americans and seems like a recognition by the white house in order to move the ball on this and get immigration reform done, they have to take care of those people and give them the pathway to citizenship. >> a couple of things. the folks that are already in

daca, the administration adds a million on top of that. that's where the fraud comes in. 11 million other people in the lab was not because of fraud. that is one thing but they don't. twice as many more people as obama did. amnesty now come enforcement later come illegal immigration as long as 17 -- 70 days or years from now, so the whole point is amnesty today come enforcement and legal immigration reform tomorrow. that is not a good formula for success. transfer unfortunately, we have to go butcher a veteran in congress and a lot of people want to see this to see the skit done so i'll be interested to see how you take the leadership role in trying to get this immigration reform done. >> went a lot better deal for the american people. >> after the break, it has been four years since the health care scandal rocked the va.

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lea: a volcano in the philippines lights of the sky with lava today after spewing out thousands of villagers to evacuate their homes with their ring of fire, where earthquakes and volcanoes are commonplace. leland: four years after the veterans health care scandal broke, va hospitals are slowly improving patient care. will carr went to figure out how the facility at the center of the scandal is still struggling with poor performance issues. >> four years after scandal rocked the va, president trump continues to pledge that care will improve for veterans. >> we've made tremendous strides for veterans including passage of long-awaited veterans accountability legislation. >> the end of the year rating

show significant gains for many hospitals, but it's considered ground zero the 2014th scandal after dozens of veterans died while waiting for care. the facility once again ranked as one of the worst in the country in 2017. the report gave one out of five for the second year in a row. >> worlds away from where we were in 2014. the veterans were re-gaining their trust, even though it's one veteran at a time. >> nelson, seventh director since the scandal broke took over in october 2016. >> here in arizona, where the improvements happening fast? >> they need to have been. we all know that. we still have a lot of work to do. the work is incomplete. >> muslim tells a dramatic drop flushing the duration to get an appointment over the last year from an average of 30 days down

to just 11. in a statement, jeff flake tells fox news, i am truly disappointed in the continued poor performance of the phoenix va. clearly greater oversight is necessary. >> i'm disappointed because we are not where we are. we want to rid ourselves of 10. we are not there yet. we have a lot of work to do. >> would you feel comfortable getting your health care here? >> absolutely. i would be comfortable getting a health care here. >> someone swear at the facility feel the same. >> i would almost have to say the dmv and you know it is a stressful thing. >> army veteran has received helped her has received help during phoenix in 2004. >> things have gotten a lot better as far as seeing providers come in the way time prescriptions, getting notifications and e-mails. >> another positive, one of the original whistleblowers, brenda coleman promoted to the new va

office of accountability and whistleblower protection in d.c. >> taken a proactive approach is that of a reactive approach and that is a big change. now traveling across the country to meet with whistleblowers to hear their complaints. >> we didn't have anything like this to come it three years ago. it was just me versus the world. >> the director to be in phoenix tells me the biggest problem right now is public perception as a result they are trying to do a better job letting the community know about the improvements they are making on the ground. leland: great reporting. great interview. will carr in los angeles and we will stay on the story. transfer the new documentary series scandalous, did you see it last week? the returns on the fox news channel for the seven part series examines controversies surrounding bill clinton and the events that led to his impeachment. >> lawyers for paula jones in the federal district court.

>> was a mob scene the press to know about at the time. we walked past them and i had a stack of complaints with me. and i pass them along to the clerk. and all breaks loose. lea: will tune in tonight for a two-hour block a scandalous in the first episode of the series at 7:00 p.m. eastern five at 8:00 p.m. eastern by the premier of the part too called a woman named paula. leland: up next, a glamorous night for the grammys. the awards show as a change in location for the stars will hit the red carpet tonight. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am.

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