them to be studied by scientists and shared with public. have a great week and we will see you next fox news the document is vital to the that the fbi relied on unverified dossier by mr. steele to secure a surveillance warrant from the pfizer court on the trump campaign advisor for top

democrat adam schiff says the fbi and doj did nothing wrong in a obtaining network that the president is begging to differ while also calling out the california congressman for allegedly leaking information to the media. >> all you do is see this adam schiff he has a meeting and leave the meeting and calls up reporters and then all of a sudden they have news and you're not supposed to do that. it is probably to do it. he will have a committee meeting and he will leak all sorts of information. you know, he's a bad guy. it is certainly the memo was nothing. rick: adam schiff raising his gloves to defend those claims earlier today. >> proud to be one of the bad hombres i guess. our position is and the republicans have adopted it as well if witnesses refuse to answer questions and make bogus claims of privilege as he did as steve bennett did we call them out. the president doesn't like that but that is not illegal it is a

fact. rick: molly is at the white house with more reaction from the administration. molly, what witnesses was congressman shipp talking about? >> donald trump junior, congressman schiff's is president trump is still annoyed about what happened when his son answered questions at the end of last year in front of the house intelligence committee. >> what really aggravated him is when his son came to testify before a committee i asked him about the conversations he had with the president when he was on the aircraft and they concocted this false statement about that meeting in trump tower in the russians but he refused to answer the questions claiming attorney-client privilege which clearly does not apply to a situation where neither he nor his father are attorney or client. >> president trump is the democratic memo does not clear up any of the lingering pfizer court questions and shows no evidence of collusion with russia during the 2016 election.

>> i will tell you that was a confirmation of if you call it a republican memo or that nunez memo but that was nothing but a confirmation and a lot of bad things happened on the other side. not on the site but the other side. >> what is interesting -- >> someone should look into it because it's fraudulent and someone should be looking into that. >> congressman schiff's is the democrats memo makes it clear that the fbi quote acted appropriately and did not mislead the secret pfizer court. rick. rick: we will have much more on this at the bottom of the hour. molly, were also very new sunroof. tonight. new talks possible with us. >> as they've done many times before north korea by the south koreans say it may be open to talks now in the white house put out a statement earlier today saying quote we will see if

pyongyang's mission today that it's only to botox represents the first step along the path to duty colorization. in the meantime, the united states and the world must continue to be clear that north korea's nuclear program are a dead-end. on the domestic front for the week ahead president trump will meet with the nation's governors tomorrow. on thursday he will attend an opioid summit in on friday will go to the funeral of reverend billy graham. rick. rick: molly at the white house. thank you very much. the florida department of law enforcement investigating the police response to the parkland school shooting. this at the request of governor rick scott. >> give us the facts. hold people accountable. the local sheriff's department they've got to be completely transparent. we have to do a thorough investigation and whoever did not do their job has to be held accountable. i talked to one person on the state and there is no one i talked to that is not is not disgusted that the local sheriff deputy that was there did not go

in and kill that individual. rick: dozens of florida lawmakers are calling for the governor to suspend broward county sheriff, scott israel, continues to defend his department while refusing to resign over possible missteps. share israel does say he and other agencies are continuing to investigate the circumstance. >> it's a voluminous investigation and were taking hundreds and hundreds of statements. our detectives have worked tirelessly and we will investigate all aspects of this case. we will look at all the actions or inactions of every single deputy and our agency. rick: matt is joining us from stoneman douglas where some students return for an orientation for that school opens back up. matt. >> brick, right now students and their families are being let back into the campus of stoneman douglas high school for the first time since that massacre. today is the orientation to welcome families back to the

campus and is the back into classes which are scheduled to resume this week. all day long thousands of people have been pouring in and out of the campus in near silence. very difficult to watch. you can imagine the thoughts running through student mines. i am alive and going back to school but a friend or teacher is no longer and how fortunate tonight a parent might feel that they can hold their child's hand and walked back into these halls which are forever changed. here is what some of the students and parents had to say. >> all the memorials, all i want is to see change. it's just so -- it makes me angry. at first i was sad and now i'm angry. >> i had three children, two that iran out quickly and jumped the fence and one that was stuck in his chemistry class. i got to meet his chemistry teacher. called it as it is. i thanked him for saving his life. that's all you can say. >> very emotional. my mind is on the moms and dads that lost their kids.

that's all i think about. reporter: as students and parents gain strength to return to classes this week there is still fiery debate and finger-pointing over who was to blame for the shooting. a few hours ago the speaker of the courthouse it out: the broward county sheriff says he is not resigning and he treated out -- tonight the school districts tells us that it is seeking funding from the states to demolish the building in which the shooting happened and they would like to build a new

building here on the campus at stoneman douglas. rick. rick: incredibly tough and challenging time. matt, thank you very much. the parkland shooting has reignited the gun control debate and sparked major backlash against the national rifle association. delta and united airlines have now joined a growing number of companies cutting ties with the nra. brian has more. reporter: rick, more and more companies are feeling pressure to take public stance on social issues from the election to the #metoo women and now gun control. in large part to consumers on social media. in the last three days nearly two dozen companies have severed their ties with the national rifle association no longer offering discounts to its members from car rental to airlines to insurance companies and it all started with plates coming from student survivors of the stoneman douglas shooting like david who are calling for

boycotts of companies that stand with the nra. for example, at 9:33 he tweeted let's make the goal for the next hour to get true car to talk ties with the nra. twelve hours later car tweeted they are ending their car buying service relationship with the nra affected february 28, 2018. that same day he treated at 11:50 a.m. hurts, why do you support the nra in less than four hours later hurts treated we have notified the nra that we are ending the nra rental discount program with hurts. none of the companies have offered further explanation as to why they have chosen to cut ties but the nra has taken notice in a statement saying -- rearick: brian, in new york.

president trump and mexican president putting plans for a white house meeting on hold. administration officials confirming that is after a phone call from the president reportedly oneself but it has been said that he wanted president trump to acknowledge that mexico would not be paying for the border wall and the request the president was not prepared to fill struggle china's ruling communist party president xi wants to stay in power in their plan to make it happen. plus, as south korea says goodbye to the winter olympics could the diplomatic stall with the north translate into real progress. >> you if the sanctions don't work we'll have to go to phase two and phase two may be a very rough thing. maybe very, very unfortunate foo

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rick: young chain says goodbye to the winter olympics in today's closing ceremonies. ivanka trump standing and clapping for the athletes alongside the staff green present. the first daughter not interacting with the north korean delegation. president trump has announced harsh new sanctions against the regime but today south korea says the north may be willing to talk to the us. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg is in south korea with more tonight. reporter: rick, it was a question on everybody's mind tonight how would ivanka trump handle the closing ceremony of the old begins. it turns out pretty well. she was smiling as president moon was standing for the creatine when they entered the stadium but was apparently no interaction with the senior north korean official who was nearby. she might have had a little bit

of trump. period. they put me off the site and surrounded her with friendly types and a source in the south korean government told us they plan to do things differently than the opening ceremony when the vice-president pence stared externally ahead when the seating plans might have been stacked against them. meanwhile, following the meeting with the north green official president moon's office is now saying that north korea is saying that they are open to talk with the united states and could deal with a variety of issues including apparently denuclearization. it is also after north koreans they said the regime would not talk to the dates for 100 years and that a new round of us sanctions was an act of war. one more mixed message from the closing ceremony, athletes from north and south korea pretty much dispensing with that unified message we saw in the opener marching in with their own flags and uniforms. finally, there is late speculation here that there could be at least a lower level meeting united states and north korea for the delegations leave.

no confirmation of that but we did get a late word from white house spokesperson sarah huckabee sanders, she's traveling with the delegation and said white house is watching the north korean offer to see if it is the first steps toward denuclearization of this peninsula. rick. rick: greg, reporting from south korea. china's communist party proposing the country drop its presidential term limits paving the way for president xi to stay in power past his second term. china's legislator will need to ratify the amendment next month but if and when the change goes into effect, president xi will be served indefinitely as china's head of state. she's held her california senate seat since 1992 but the regret diane feinstein has failed to earn her party endorsement. what it could mean for reelection bid. plus, a new wave of [inaudible] following the release of the

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rick: it could be the end of an era and a big blow for senator dianne feinstein. the democratic party has declined to back the senior senator in her bid for reelection. majority of state delicate votes going to hurt primary challenger who is calling feinstein out of step with the progressive direction of the party. will carr in los angeles with more on this. well. reporter: and rick, keep in mind

that california has fought the trump administration from the beginning. this we can vote may be a sign that california democrats want to shift further to the left for the state party hitting long time senator dianne feinstein a major rebuke by not voting to give her the parties endorsement showing that winning reelection in 2018 could prove to be a major challenge. >> this is not an easy time to run for office. i have never seen the presidency and i'm going to say it is disgraced as it is today. we are democrats, not because we don't like business and not because we don't like the professions but because we recognize that america is made up of many different people. reporter: she's being challenged by kevin daly who is running to the left of the incumbent senator on healthcare, taxes and immigration.

this we can he beat feinstein by 17 points in the race to get the states party endorsement. he got the 60% needed to get that endorsement he is counting the vote as a major victory heading into the june primary. rick: the democratic party a philosopher clinton voters are saying overwhelmingly that we are tired of the old institutions and tired of the old way of doing democratic politics. we are looking in a new way in a new direction. reporter: he just to the outcome of the endorsement vote is an astounding rejection of politics as usual and signaled to washington that we should stand shoulder to shoulder against a complacent status quo but he does have several challenges. feinstein is pulling daily own and she's often pulling by nearly 30 points and she also has a major lead in fundraising and she's got that name recognition. rick. rick: looks like he has his work cut out for him. will carr in los angeles. thank you very much. a rash of violent storms ripping to the nation's midsection

killing several people over the weekend and forecasters say more extreme weather could be on the way. plus, democrat adam shift releasing his answer to congressman devin nunes and republican memo. it denies republican claims of surveillance abuse by the fbi and doj during the 2016 presidential campaign. capitol hill is reacting. >> one of the most troubling takeaways is members of the house intelligence committee that apparently when chris hansen was clear evidence of the pfizer abuse don't recognize it. don't we need that cable box to watch tv? nope. don't we need to run? nope. it just explodes in a high pitched 'yeahhh.' yeahhh! try directv now for $10 a month for 3 months. no satellite needed. you totanobody's hurt, new car.

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i'm rick leventhal and this is the part support. we are approaching the bottom of the hour and if you are just joining us for getting your reaction to the ongoing russian investigation. a fresh war of words ignited after the white house sign off on the release of a democratic rebuttal memo. they disputed the role of conversion which claims the fbi abused its surveillance power against the trump campaign. devin nunes, chairman of the house intelligence committee, says democrats dragged out the memos release. listen. >> they shouldn't have taken two weeks to get out. they knew over two weeks ago that this -- they knew what they had to reject. they didn't want this out and that is why we wanted out and they didn't because this it bolsters the case that we may explicitly on the fisa abuse that it wasn't notified that the clinton campaign and the democrats paid for the start that ended up being phony so to sum up this is almost like you

have people defending the dirty dossier with their own dirty dossier. rick: in the meantime, another top democrat is wayne back in on that controversial trump tower meeting where donald trump junior met with the russian lawyer in an apparent bid to get compromising information on hillary clinton in the summer of 2016. here is what democratic congressman jim heinz had to say about possible collusion between russia and the trump campaign. >> the president of the united states sun said boy do i want to get dirt on hillary clinton and i can't wait to release it during the summer when it will do the maximum damage and this is donald trump junior admitting to this meaning when you have 20 indictments, some of which, most of which are russian related. let's just say without trying to prejudice where the investigation is going to go it is like -- you can't say that there is no nothing there. rick: allison barber is more with all of this in washington. reporter: publicans and democrats don't disagree on who

is right in all of this but the democrats memo is ten pages long and rebuttal to the four-page memo the republican colleagues on the committee released a few weeks over it unlike the republican memo this has reductions on every page and the democrats claim their information shows that fbi and doj officials did not abuse their surveillance authority when they saw fisa warrant on this plan quarter page. >> carter page was of interest for his connection to the russians years for 2016. october the 16th he had all sorts of contacts and been with the russians and interviewed by the fbi. reporter: they claim that the so-called anti- trump dossier prepared by former british spy christopher steele was an essential part of the page by the application and that the initial application and renewal bill to mention that the dnc and heller campaign held on the dossier. democrats memo disputes that and

says we are all intelligence reporting by steel did not inform the fbi decision to initiate its counterintelligence investigation in late july 2016. it claims investigators had field reporting in mid-september and more than seven weeks later. it also says they told the court about the political motivation of those hired steel but it doesn't specifically named the dnc or clinton campaign. >> you have a political party in this country actually saying don't worry the american public, it's okay. we do this all the time and we will go dig up dirt on our apartment and get it from russians or from the brits and we will take it to the fbi and open up an investigation into another campaign. reporter: democrats claim it cherry picked facts and was nothing more than an attempt to discredit special counsel robert mueller's investigation. now this memo is out, and adam shift says he hopes their committee will get back to their normal russia investigation. rick. rick: allison barber in washington. for more on this left bring in ben, staff writer for the hill. ben, good to see you tonight the

democrats say there memo proof that the fbi was already investigating trump campaign invest but they're arguing that it was steel funded by the opposition party that innocence fueled the security who is right? >> this is a choose your own adventure because much of the controversy is based off of the fisa warrant that the justice department sought to investigate carter page. there's an underlying weren't here and underlying facts but unfortunately that is classified so we don't know when we have to rely on the republican memo or the democratic memo from the only people see these warrants and like you been speaking about for half an hour there is stark disagreement on what exactly is the base of this fact patterns were makes it difficult to figure out that exact question. rick: is there anything in this democratic memo that reveals

something the republican memo did not? >> there's a lot of debate over exactly the characterization in the republican memo. they differ greatly on whether or how important these steel memo and still dossier was in order to get the justice, sorry, the justice department to get the fisa court to allow them to reveal carter page. in the democratic memo they say they detail these times that carter page had been under scrutiny by the justice department or other groups of individuals for his ties to russia and there is serious disagreement also whether or not the justice department adequately informed the fisa court as to the political nature of how this dossier came to the fbi and discovered in the first place. there's a deep disagreement and without seeing that raw intel there's not that much that we can do. rick: the gop says adamantly that investigators of used a secret surveillance process to spy on quarter page and that democrats were behind it. for you talk about that i want

to hear from devin nunes and then will get your reaction. >> the whole democratic party was in on this and i'd like to know when a lot of these members, senators and congressmen of the democratic party knew that this dirt existed because clearly they were paying this procedure for this and fusion gps and the credit party had this information in july august, september november of 2016 during the election. rick: there's not a lot of wiggle room in his position. >> there's certainly not but when you look at the democrats and their argument has been look towards issues that have been raised as early as 2013 and 2014 and that's as far as it goes to carter page what made the court in this was at the dossier which was clearly, i think, they both sides and it a piece of the warrant and the question is how important was that it wasn't something the centerpiece or was it something that was a piece of

a larger puzzle and frankly, i keep going back to this but without scenes weren't we don't really know. i'm not saying we should necessarily publicize this warrant, i haven't seen it i don't know the national security indications of that and their people who are discussing this, as well. without seeing the raw intel you have to trust one side or the other here which puts everyone in a difficult spot as you try to figure out what went on. rick: clearly, the republican position is that this entire russia collusion investigation was based on this memo in this investigation that was before by the opposition party which calls the whole thing into question. >> it is and the fact that you can draw that line is the republicans are concerned about. they see you can draw the line through steel looking into this and commissioned by a company that was ultimately getting paid for by law form and that fred is

very concerning to a lot of republicans and that is something they are seizing on but you also have other information outside of that, too. here george papadopoulos, a former campaign volunteer, pleaded guilty and there's this question about what he was told in his plea and there's a discussion about speaking with russian actors, as well. there's different pieces here and it comes back to how much of that dossier or how much did that dossier way on the fisa court when they were making the decision and something we don't know the answer to. rick: course, congressman adam schiff, we heard from them tonight, the loudest voice in the room and let's hear one more soundbite from him and get the reaction to the . >> christopher steele did not know who was paying to the client was, was paying and what the fbi properly reported is what they suspected, what

christopher steele may have suspected and they amassed it appropriately. that is what they are supposed to do. rick: do we know that that is true? >> we don't entirely know. i think there is some agreement that the justice that the republican memo says they by the court was not adequately informed and the democratic memo says they were not completely informed but adequately informed so it depends on your definition. it is interesting that you're seeing these two main sides who are it's nunez versus shift and you're seeing republicans and democrats because they see the only thing that people can target are these two messengers there's a smear campaign on both sides to discredit the republicans are trying to discredit shift and saying he's not a reliable actor and they're trying to discredit nunez to make sure that that lens you look at if you're looking at these individuals you can question

them. that is frustrating and trying to figure out the truth behind this warrant, as well. rick: in the meantime, the president of the white house meeting from day one that there was no collusion and also maintain that nothing in the smaller investigation has proven that there was any collusion at this point. >> yeah, and we certainly haven't seen articulable, hard evidence otherwise muller would have brought charges, right? the investigation is not done and there is certainly circumstantial pieces that require more information and certainly there are multiple people who applied guilty in are going to be cooperating but the question is what will be uncovered in this future investigation and where will it twist and turn. rick: where do we go from here? >> i mean, really, it looks like muller investigation is not dying down and there was just a plea agreement with richard gates, former deputy campaign chairman, was in his title, i believe on friday so from where we go from here is that muller is doing his work in doing his investigation and we have to see what comes out of that whether

it's circumstantial or whether it is that people were unwittingly, not knowing, they were being used by russian actors but were used by russian actors or anything else. it's a very large scale investigation without knowing exactly what direction muller might look is tough to prejudge the outcome. rick: we will keep an eye on this. been from the hill, we perceive your time tonight. the reverend billy graham receiving a prestigious honor in the nation's capital. only a few people, few civilians, have gotten in the details on that as we remember america's pastor.

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take mother nature for granted. rick: forecaster say ohio can see more rain by midweek. the body of reverend billy graham is back in charlotte, north carolina. members of the community invited to pay their respects for the late reverend sticking to the nation's capital where he will lie in honor until thursday. the last person to receive this recognition was rosa parks in 2000. turning me now, fox news religion peter father jonathan moore. father, good to see you. >> thank you. rick: share with us your memories of a grant graham. >> he was one who was mentioned in the introduction america's pastor and i think the way he was able to do that was he spoke super clearly about his police as a question. he stayed true to he was and at

the same time he didn't do it in a way that was divisive. he was in the world, as the scriptures tells us to be, in the world but not of the world. that is why he was able to also be involved in the politics but not side with one party or the other. for even with one politician over another. he knew that god cared about world affairs but he also recognized that he had to look at it from god's perspective instead of purely political partisan perspective. rick: had a worldwide impact spinning decades. he reached an estimated 215 million people in 185 countries of the world. >> he did and that was part of his own evolution as well with what he was called to. i remember in the 40s, for example, he was very much of the southern baptist background is stuck with that but as he became more well-known he also expanded his a rise in and felt that he

was called to reach out beyond his own background and knowledge and i remember in 1981 that famous meeting that he had with pope john paul ii and many evangelicals or baptist at the time were very much scandalized of how he could consider these catholics, for example, to be questions and he very famously put that picture of him and john paul the second and said he called me and said to me that we are brothers and that is a huge impact going forward on catholics and non-catholic christians relations. actually was american pastor. rick: were seen incredible photos of reverend graham with so much president. what kind of influence to have an white house customer. >> he was, you know, he was a counselor and that's a big difference in being a supporter. he was a counselor meaning they came to him for advice and because he didn't go purely

partisan and because he didn't endorse a candidate he certainly gave support to lots of different candidates but he was able to also keep certain distance and stay above the fray and that is why, i think, politicians from both sides sought his advice. rick: i read earlier that his son bring asked him what he wanted his to come to stay and he said simply and thought about it and he said the preacher and that is what his tombstone will say, the preacher. >> i love it. he stayed true to who he was that he was a preacher of, not his own message, but the gospel. rick: father, i learned he will be buried in a plywood coffin made by inmates at a louisiana prison. >> that's right. he really did care about the most needy and cared about living the gospel mandates for us to go out and take care of and for us to visit the incarcerated.

here's a great example of that. to see the hands and feet of jesus those suffering the most. rick: jonathan moore, thank you for your insight might. >> thank you. rick: a joint investigation now underway after a city in the uk is rocked by a fiery explosion. the latest on this developing situation. plus, an essay on the conflict in syria after the un security council unanimously voted for a cease-fire but is the assad regime heeding the call for peace after one of its closest allies got on board. >> russia has blatantly decided to join the international consensus and accept the need to call for a cease-fire but only after trying every possible way to avoid it. we hope this resolution will be a turning point. (vo) dogs have evolved,

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rick: president has repeatedly called to farm teachers in the wake of the parkland massacre. this, as we learn one small ohio town, has already taken such action secretly training 16 teachers instructing them to fire back at those if there was a school shooting break that they filed this report from sydney, ohio. >> two school districts near dayton, ohio have a confidential team of teachers and staff trained to fire back at an active shooter. >> our staff members are trained to go to the address the threat, not to run away. reporter: the schools take measures to conceal the gun that are hidden in biometric or numeric states. it can be only opened only by staff of the armed response team. each member is vetted by the district must have a license to carry and attend monthly rigorous training. >> the first responder team members have access to these as well. reporter: many students support

the idea of their teachers being armed. >> to have people inside the school know what they are doing to protect us is amazing. i don't think there will be room for complaint. >> were inside those four walls that's our safety for the day. reporter: both districts presupposition. >> let the teachers teach, and along and take care of the law. reporter: he says is not against the teachers but worries it could interfere with his first responders. >> one or two people with guns or six or seven people guns without having insurance is the good guy or bad guy. >> numbers and will work. reporter: they tell the fox news the about the plan or watching sandy hook and pulled. knowing the schools were not prepared. >> we cannot depend on the state or federal government. we can't depend on psychologist for why people hurt one another.

reporter: the middle schools armed security guards says each step number one through intensive training and considers them certified backup. >> a minute is a long time in a situation where you're dealing with an active killer. reporter: is the national debate rages on over whether faculty and teachers should be armed the city school districts here in ohio says it stands by its decision because of one critical factor. a quicker response time in case of an active shooter. in sidney, ohio mattson, fox news. rick: with florida schools already on edge following that deadly school shooting in parkland, federal agents are now investigating an explosion that forced the high school in orlando to evacuate. the school was hosting a debate competition when a loud bang was heard coming from the boys bathroom. no one was hurt in a fortino boy is currently being detained, no word if any charges have been filed. meanwhile, at least four people are injured in a building explosion in the uk. this happened about 100 miles north of london, not clear what

caused the blast the police say there is no reason yet to believe this is related to terrorism. first responders are calling it a major incident and are treating this as a search and rescue operation. active essay shelling in serious capital killed six people today despite the un security council demanding a 30 day cease-fire across the country. connor powell has an update. reporter: rick, the bombs continue to fall in syria despite efforts to institute a cease-fire. the violence which has killed more than 500 people in the rebel held neighborhood of [inaudible] has decreased significantly in the last 24 hours but this weekend the united nations security council passed a resolution demanding a 30 day total cease-fire by all sides. that resolution is being ignored by both pro-government forces and the rebels. for the last week we have seen some of the most intense fighting since the start of the syrian civil war seven years ago. as syrian and russian jets hounded civilian sites like hospitals in apartment buildings

in the damascus suburbs where about 400,000 people live while opposition rebels fired mortars on the capital. it could very well escalate further as there are new signs the pro- assad forces are preparing to move into eastern [inaudible] in the coming days. this follows a similar strategy that the assad regime has employed in the past where heavy bombing of civilian areas are followed by a ground invasion. the leaders of germany, russia and france all spoke today to talk about the implications of the cease-fire but as we have seen all too often in the past very little action actually follows these calls. rick. rick: connor powell, thank you. artwork by edgar dégas almost a million dollars turning up nearly a decade after in a very unusual place. leo, i know i'm late.

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rick: and original impressionist masterpiece by edgar dégas stolen in 2009 turns up in a suitcase on a bus. french customs agents say none of the passengers claimed the suitcase com as their own and te french culture minister says that was a heavy loss and they are very happy to have that painting back. we don't normally do this on the "fox report" but i got a text tonight and i want to give a quick shout out to my good buddy, pete, and his girlfriend, julianne who is now his fiancée. to have that picture? apparently, he got down on one knee on a ski slope in deer valley sometime this weekend and she apparently said yes. we don't know why but a fairly she said yes. we don't have any other details on the nuptials but congratulations to this awesome

couple. will get you a picture when we get it. how about that? i did send the picture to someone. all right. that's how fox supports this sunday, but very 25, 2018. i'm rick leventhal, thank you for spending part of your sunny with me. have a safe and effective week. scandalous starts now. with the president. >> this was the farthest thing from a romance that you can imagine. come hell or high water, i was sharing this information with the public. >> i don't believe any of us were expecting that the information would be as breathtaking as it was. >> if it was true, the president was engaged in some pretty serious criminal activity. >> linda tripp had gone to ken starr. ken starr's office had opened up a secret criminal investigation into obstruction. >> we did not begin an investigation without clear authorization. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman... >> it's the lying that will get