it to us jer on fnc. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel. thanks to you for >> president trump heading back to washington this hour. air force one thinking of moments ago from west palm beach. the president leaving florida as his legal team remains in flux. the president tweeting he would have no trouble finding replacements for his personal attorney. this coming as to other attorneys who were recently hired on now stepping aside because of some legal conflicts. hello everyone welcome inside "americas news headquarters". >> hello everyone i'm eric shawn.john dowd is not the only recent change of personnel. as another president peck john

bolton to replace a job master as national security advisor. coming on the heels of the firing of the secretary of state, rex tillerson and the resignation of top economic advisor gary collins. the presidents former campaign manager insisting that the changes do not mean there is any chaos at the lighthouse. >> brings in new individuals. he takes information from all of the people around him and then he makes the final decision. but what you have to have inside the building are people who are on the presidents agenda. he is bringing people in the on his team to make sure the agenda is moving forward. >> and we have a white house correspondent live in west palm beach where the president was spending the weekend at mar-a-lago. he is now on his way back to washington d.c.. submit questions about a prominent democrat that the president picked to be national security advisor. i'm certain demographics only

john bolton. what can you tell us about that? >> you are right. it is very interesting eric. we're talking about the virginia senator tim kaine. question whether or not john bolton is fit to be national security advisor and if you can get a security clearance. when he is referring to is an article and started basically published by mpr in it they referred to a video that the former ambassador to the un day for a pro-gun close in russia. this injustice from tim kaine is that if he is doing video for group in russia can somehow even manage a security clearance? we expect ambassador to respond to that momentarily. although we have not heard from him just yet we certainly will share with you when that happens but in the meantime elevation to become national security advisor is as he pointed out the latest in a series of changes to the. and member of staff shakeups we've been talking about.

however, the president feels like change is good. let's run through the list. rex tillerson, hr mcmaster, cohen, pompeo and ludlow. a bit of a revolving door some have suggested but some look at as putting vascular place or an example of chaos. it depends who you ask. >> you can have a disagreement with the presently he must have conversations on all sides but when the decision is made have to be on the team because the president is the final arbiter. >> task is not that we run an organization. as a business executive for 20 years felicitous president, i think he thrives on chaos. move that is the way to run a reality t.v. show but it is not the week run the greatest country in the world. >> this is the ultimate take. the president has the right to make changes on his team. will that make it seem better? i think that is the real question. of course we will have to wait

and see. >> and of course john bolton had been with us on fox news channel on sundays for 11 years. this is the first sunday in 11 years basically that he is not be with us as a fox news contributor. meanwhile speaking of changes, two attorneys that were going to join the team are now not. tell us about that. >> right. you remember last week we were talking about -- join the team. an attorney that had previously suggested by the way that the doj and fbi are somehow trying to frame the president. he has been outspoken. he will now not be joining the team nor will his wife who was also quite the accomplished attorney, victoria. that is because of conflict. let me share a statement that we got on the president. he is saying this. the president is disappointed. that the conflict prevent joe inventory from jordan c. however it does not stop them from assisting him in other

matters. he goes on to say the president looks forward to working with them. meantime they would not confirm what exactly those conflicts are. of course all of this is happening after this morning maxine this. the president at it on twitter saying many lawyers and top law firms want to represent me in the russian case. i believe the fake news. it is hard to find a lawyer that wants to take this on. fame and fortune will never be turned down by a lawyer.there are some that are conflicted. problem is a new lawyer or law firm will take months to get up to speed if for no reason other than that they can build more. which is unfair to the great country. because on to add, i am very happy with my existing team besides, there is no collision with russia except by cooking hillary. and the dance. fighting back as always is the president on twitter. you may have noticed moments

ago air force one just took off en route back to washington d.c. wrapping up a weekend here in the such as a pair melania will remain here as is the family custom. >> and the president also attacking billable hours. >> while the president is facing criticism after signing a massive 1.3 trillion dollars spending bill on friday for the president none too happy about the package.even threatening to veto it and risk a government shutdown. ellison barber is in washington with more on the budget backlash. >> hello arthel. some republicans say the president should have put the pen down and negotiated a better deal. republican senator rand paul tweeting the same shameful piece of legislation. congratulations to the democrats and many republicans on preserving and expanding obama suspending legacy. # fail. the day before the president signed the bill senator paul

said he was still trying to read through all of it. >> as far as the content of the bill, this could have been written by president obama and democrats. this bill will give us $1 trillion -- >> the president and administration say that the bill is not perfect but it was necessary because of the military. >> he is either lying or he is completely delusional. why is there a daca? it's a democratic president, president obama supported by democratic legislators, put it in place in 2012.why is daca the end? because a republican president, donald trump, supported by republican legislators announced in september that the program was going to be ended. >> we do not have a house, we do not have the senate. we do not have the presidency. but we produced a darn good bill. >> there was always a democrats, not anyone from the trump administration. i'm not sure if we have the soundbites but secretary steven

mnuchin was on "fox news sunday" today and he was saying that given everything going on and he felt he and the president thought it was critical that they pass this now because of some of the concerns that face the military and he listed a few different countries were sanctions are in place saying that is why they needed to pass this bill. on friday mr. trump that he was disappointed with the bill largely because it does not fully pay for a border wall with mexico and it did not deal with the dreamers. those brought to the us illegally as children. the presence of democrats were the reason daca was not in the budget package. democratic tim kaine that you just heard from disagreed with the assertion but as you also just heard from minority leader chuck schumer they say that budget package was not that bad for them. >> thank you allison. thank you for breaking it down for us in dc. >> you're welcome. >> mark zuckerberg apologizing

for allowing a data firm to allegedly tap into about 50 million facebook user profiles without permission. he's taking a full-page ad in several american and british papers today. here is part of what he wrote. what this was a breach of trust. and i'm sorry we did not demark the time here we are not taking steps to ensure this does not happen again. and there are more questions now on the role of a controversial data firm used by the trump campaign and others. cambridge analytica. first mark zuckerberg. >> i think one thing is clear from what we saw today which was the full-page ad taken out. he is really slow in the heat and i do not think the criticism will go away anytime soon. the story has extended beyond one week for facebook. zuckerberg has gone on a media

blitz which is very rare for him trying to apologize and clear up the controversy. but there are so many on the hill that are demanding he come to testify and i think that may be when he needs to do in order to do this. >> and for the first time really this is exposing the layers of the onion the way social media was used during the campaign. especially we are told by cambridge analytica. >> rape kit we have seen a lot of scrutiny on facebook and a lot of other companies since last year. facebook revealed a few months ago that it unknowingly sold $100,000 in political advertisements to russia linked accounts. this is sort of new tenant of this controversy about political implications of social media and politics and how these platforms are actually being used by companies and others to influence the debate.

>> cambridge analytica has denied wrongdoing but whistleblowers say that they got 50 million users information. but it could be worse than that. we are seeing with a now sink it is not 50 mind but almost every voter in america. what is claimed to possess detailed profiles on 30 million american voters based on up to 5000 data points. everything from where you live to whether you own a car. shopping hybrids, medications you take, even the t.v. shows that you want. the data is available to anyone with deep pockets. sounds like the firm is like this supersecret shadowing spy type. they said that they are a data firm. how deep does this go? and is there any evidence that there is any connection to the russians or bots that we know of that they may have used the information from cambridge analytica to target american voters? >> well, cambridge analytica certainly attracted a lot of

scrutiny in the past couple of months. of course there are reports that surfaced last year that their ceo who has since been suspended, reached out to wikileaks founder julian assange about hillary clinton's email.there are a lot of unanswered questions about cambridge analytica. i think people are really trying to get to the bottom of it. people on the hill and also special counsel robert mueller obviously with these developers that could provide for his investigation. he's looking for ties between cambridge analytica and russia and also we have heard people from the trump campaign describe cambridge work as minimal in the wake of the firm getting scrutiny. it is unclear exactly how influential cambridge really was for the trump campaign. >> one parent they were paid something in the warrant and then they got back so you talk about next. he is a channel 4 british documentary investigation really, that has gone him in trouble. he has been suspended and he is

also testifying before the british investigators. here is what he said in the undercover documentary about the role of the company and the trump campaign in which he was asked if he ever met donald trump. [video] [inaudible] >> me that he did meet the president many times but we do know that there was involvement. you expect that he can be subpoenaed or called to testify and speak to the investigators for robert mueller? >> it is only possible. of course he has interviewed with the house intelligence committee and its probe behind closed doors. that investigation has been winding down by republicans but democrats now calling him to come back and others related to this scandal to come back and

testify. i believe that he is the key person that could provide more information about cambridge analytica and how to use this data and how it figured not only into political targeting and political campaign but also how it was possibly used by russia. >> and all that part of the investigation ongoing. you wonder how much information they have on us out there in the cloud it is scary sometimes. thank you so much for spending time with us this afternoon. >> thank you for having me. >> clinician seeing a big call to action this weekend. mark for our lives rallies through massive crowds across the country yesterday. in washington, hundreds of thousands taking part in a huge march in the emotional rally. demonstrators making it very clear that they want tougher gun control laws. >> i think the best thing to come out of the march was the fact that while it was important to stand for what we believe and it was important

that people come together in this unified front. i think the fact that young people everywhere were taking initiative and standing up and leaving the communities shows that we lend our voices matter. >> gillian turner explains what is next for the movement. >> many of those hundreds of thousands of people were american students directly impacted by gun violence in their own schools. some of them only in elementary school. and yet, their message could not have been clearer. they are demanding stricter gun control measures from washington policymakers. >> i want to seek an assault weapons ban. i want to see high-capacity magazines band. these are things i do not just want to see. this is everybody. the age has to be raised to 21. >> a day later the consensus in the national capital is that this should be applauded and senior lawmakers are weighing in with messages of encouragement. >> activism in these young people gives us a moment to do with the american public wants

us to. >> in the trumpet ministration officials at odds with the policy goals are taking to command activism and engagement with the political process. >> i think that there is a sense of understanding that these students can go out and speak their minds and it is important. at the same time is also understanding that the president and his administration are supporters of the second amendment. >> despite the rhetoric it is unclear whether washington will undertake any major reform. this friday the president signed a $1.3 trillion spending bill the opportunity for congress to enact major gun legislation before the midterms in november. and yet, legislators declined to include any significant reforms. while the bill includes additional school safety measures and modestly strengthens background checks it does not -- something of the president expressed support for just earlier this month. >> thank you very much. by the way, experts analyzing

photos saying that more than 800,000 people marched in washington. and if so that tops the crowd gathered for the million mom march in 2000. >> former president obama is weighing in on talks between the us and north korea. what he is saying about the potential historic summit between the president and kim jong-un. and the chances of success in getting that broke regime to give up their nuclear program. because the president said he really did not want to do it. he is not going to do it again. sending a massive spending bill that funds the government this september. coming up we will touch a republican lawmaker that supports the $1.3 trillion budget. >> there are a lot of things i'm unhappy about. in this bill. there are a lot of things that we should not have had in this bill but we were in a sense, forced if we want to build the

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of an historic summit between the president and north korean leader kim jong-un. reaction to the possible talks

from the president obama. morning that the rogue regime remains a very credible threat. this is what he had to say to a nonprofit live in japan today. >> north korea is an example of a country that is so far out of the international norms. and so disconnect from the rest of the world. that in some ways it makes it more difficult to find ways to pressure your request and ambassador -- former national ambassador to nato and i want to pick up on some of the presidents comments. his associates must work with china, south korea and japan to combine pressure north korea. but regarding his concerns about north korea's isolation, making it different or difficult i should say to pressure them to disarm. ambassador, might that conundrum began to change with

president trump face-to-face meeting with kim jong-un? >> that is exactly what in ministration has been doing, putting pressure.as a result i think it has created the conditions where north korea has sought this meeting. we saw some opening with their delegation at the olympics perhaps. but then a follow-up meeting with south korea that led to this. i think the combination of demonstrating a very strong resolve to push back on north korea and talk at the same time is the way to go. and it brought us where we are. >> of course to think that one meeting will resolve all distrust for north korea would be a miscalculation. what would you say, how much time did he be able to take steps to his united states goal for north korea? >> i think there are a couple things people look for. the first is an expressed

willingness to denuclearize at some point. he will obviously attach a lot of conditions to that. but the idea itself that denuclearization is a possibility is an important one. the second thing is moratorium on new steps which will be new missile launches, new tests, new underground donations. those sort of things should stop while talks continue. >> i want to play more of president obama his remarks from that talk there in tokyo earlier today. he was thinking about russia as well. let's listen. >> president putin has had less interest in pursuing arms control agreements. and it is very difficult for the united states to unilaterally reduce its nuclear stockpiles without some form of russian participation. at a time when the us russia relations are strained, for a range of reasons, i do not anticipate that we will see huge progress but just because

there is not progress today does not mean that there will not be progress tomorrow. >> every diplomatic statement. does the president have a better chance to improve relations with russia? perhaps better than president obama did and how optimistic are you ambassador that we will be seeing russia as a willing participant? in the reduction nuclear stockpiling? >> first, we seen a much stronger position towards russia under the trump administration that we saw during the first six years of the obama administration. it was only after russia made ukraine in 2014 that the obama administration began to toughen up a bit. i think that is important because russia needs to see that we are very serious about pushing back on some of the things that they are doing. whether it is working with iran or an invasion of ukraine or violating north korea sanctions or attacking us forces in syria. i think that part is essential. nuclear issues are connected to this. because russia has been

investing substantially and modernizing their arsenal. they moved missiles further to the west and it can reach -- they need to know that the us is also modernizing and prepared to push back. including establish a strong nuclear deterrent. it is only from that basis we have a strong deterrent that you can actually negotiate on reductions and arms control. that is the trajectory that we are back on. >> i will switch from run report and get back to pyongyang. there is a fox news poll asking will north korea ever give up nukes? look at this.76 percent said no. if the people are proven right ambassador, it is president trump to do? >> the thing is to try to get them to agree to remove them. if they do not have a permanent moratorium on things such as testing and missile launches and try to then contain the

impact that those have on south korea and on the wider region. but the effort to start them saying that we can accept a nuclear armed north korea, we can't. especially if they're willing to brandish those against us. with make clear that we are willing to take any action necessary to prevent that if they are determined to threaten the use of nuclear weapons against us. >> perhaps that may be why the president has brought former ambassador john bolton on his national security advisor people will find out. i have to leave it there. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me.>> is a very special day. honoring those who won the highest award for military valor. marking heroism that gave us our freedom. that is next. plus the president and gop leaders taking criticism for the huge budget bill signed on friday. coming up will break down the numbers and how your tax dollars are being spent. republican congressman john

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building a great border wall -- it is all about national defense. bill wall through m! >> congressman tom the president said he was reluctant to sign this and he threatened to veto this because of the price technically did sign it as he said to protect the military. we hear that they're cannibalizing parts to keep some of the airplanes flying. what you think about that? >> this is one of the main reasons why i think we had to make this agreement. the $700 billion budget for the department of defense is what general james mattis i was secretary of defense that we absolutely needed 40 percent of the players are not fine because of lack of spare parts. our servicemen and women, soldiers and sailors are

extremely stressed, lacking training. 83 or four members of the military last year in training accidents. that is a horrible situation. we want to make sure that we are telling the parents of these service members, the young men and women defending our nation that they are being given the best training with the best equipment and the best munition and the military has actually been significantly reduced over the eight years of the prior administration. so we had to rebuild this military. that is the first judge of the congress to defend our country. >> do you think that as he said under the previous administration, they are now making up some of that lack of progress. let me show you the numbers from the bill. the navy will have 714 new ships including a new aircraft carrier. the army will get new helicopters, the air force will replace the wings on the warthogs. that is just a partial list is so important the pay will be bumped for everybody. not just the air force.

by 2.5 percent for the greatest amount in more than a decade. that was not under the previous president. >> it is really critical that we address this and i am a conservative but the fact is that the national defense to me is the most important priority and the other thing to keep in mind is that where they were increases in domestic spending, we tried to focus these on infrastructure and things like rural broadband. research at the nih for diseases like alzheimer's. things that are going to broadly support the public both republicans and democrats good applicant is the deficit is a real problem. we will tackle this but i also think it is important to the viewers to understand that this budget that was passed represents 28 percent of federal spending. 72 percent of federal spending is interest on the debt, social security, medicaid and medicare. those breakdowns are on

automatic pilot and that is what is really driving the debt and the deficit. >> you know you are talking about judging social security and medicaid and medicare. that is the age-old problem. what do you do about that? >> we have to do it ronald reagan and tip o'neill did over 30 years ago. to set up a bipartisan commission to address how to make sure that we protect our seniors today but also make sure that we are keeping our promise to the young people who are paying in and right now they have many of them do not believe they will receive anything from the payments they're making into social security and medicare. we can address this. we have to do it through economic growth. we have to do this to the regulatory relief which congress and the president have been offering and which we have enacted this past year in congress. but we have to go further to tighten our belts and make sure that we are watching every single dollar. both in the military and in the nonmilitary expenditures of the government. it will require all of us on both sides of the aisle to come

to grips with this because the united states cannot go belly up financially. we have to make sure that the fiscal house is in order. that is something that we all have to work on. >> absolutely in the commission studying this issue as you say one would think would be a great idea. finally congressman, something that people do not know about. how did you ãyou represent the cooperstown and you have the best hall of fame in cooperstown. there is a clause in the bill. can you get this out? and speaking for all of the minor league players in the nation. the minor league players now do not have to get paid the minimum wage. what is that about? why would they be exempted in this bill? you mean what you say to the long island ducks or the local team, the buffalo bisons? about not getting minimum wage if you are a minor league player? >> this is very odd for very small limited exception to the

minimum wage standards. i think that most minor league baseball players know that they are trying to make the big leagues. that they play and practice extraordinary number of hours. the only way that minor league baseball can be economically viable as if there is an exemption for this requirements. it is important for the towns and communities and a lot of small towns across america including rural parts of the country, have minor league teams. the only way they can be economically viable is to have this exemption. the minor league teams wanted it. i would suggest most of the ballplayers themselves do not object to it. >> maybe they have a chance to move on up. i guess the answer is -- go to the baseball hall of fame and congressman will meet you at the door over the weekend. >> i encourage everyone to come to cooperstown and also to woodstock and the site of the woodstock concert in my district down in sullivan county. we have a beautiful district in

the catskills and the hudson valley and central new york. i encourage all the tourists with their dollars to come up and visit us a request republican in upstate new york, thank you. >> thank you. >> is national medal of honor date. the present recognizing recipients a tweeting happy national medal of honor date to our heroes. we love you. this went on a flight with those that receive the medal of honor and has their stories. >> 30 of the 71 living recipients received an honor guard in new york before flying to washington to mark national medal of honor day. a green beret wounded 18 times and save. one that received three purple hearts. -- a green beret who became a

chaplain, a high school baseball american for his helicopter where no one else would. 22 flights into a hot landing zone, evacuating 70 wounded troops it was portrayed in the movie, we were soldiers. on board the american airlines chartered honor flight the oldest living medal of honor recipient fought in korea. >> had me up on the stage with him. he was speaking to about 8000 people. we were at the blue house in korea. he put his arm around me and he said, because of you and a handful of men making 50 million people are walking free today. and i thought that was the greatest. >> sergeant ron rosser the oldest of 17 children volunteered to avenge his kid brothers death. he brought photos of when he was called to dedicate the korean tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington. >> i went around with men,

medal of honor from the spanish-american war. the expedition against poncho villa. the banana wars as we call them. world war i, world war ii, all of the rest. >> i do not deserve this medal. i was a noncommissioned officer doing my job. i wear this for those that did not come home. is there medal. i am just here. >> when they demanded his surrender he initiated a counterattack. he looks up to the older generation recipients. >> they've been doing this a lot longer. and i mean decades longer. so clearly we have a lot to learn from them. their voice for those that do not have a voice or as loud of a voice. >> is really for the next generation.

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of the conflict might be. he also insisted that the chair will still be aiming the president and other legal matters. join me now if a criminal defense attorney and former justice department prosecutor. i will get to the statement if i can at the end but in the meantime just in general, what is the latest legal team drama, if you will, mean for the president defense? will the lawyers continue to cooperate with the special counsel? what do you think? >> eventually someone has to drive the car. right now no one is driving the car. we need someone to lead his defense team. until that happens i don't think there will be much corporation because there has to be someone that takes responsibility for the strategic decisions that have to be made. as it appears i know it could be anybody in the driver seat. >> digging is because the president is maybe being two hands on? this anymore people around him that he can trust? is that what is happening

maybe? >> mr. john dowd did not release a statement to why he was leaving. and the latest people have said they will not represent him is because there is a conflict or conflicts arise very commonly when you have this law. especially in place or in a case like the presidents. in his case there so many witnesses i am sure and they are semi-potential for conflict that it will happen once in a while. it is unusual that happens after they announced publicly that they would represent him. usually figure that out before hand. >> right. what do you think went wrong? >> i can only take what they said. have no end of the information. >> i mean i know just using her expertise, do you know what this conflict might be? >> sometimes you take a case. you get a lot more information than you had before you agree to take the case. you can get reports or information about the investigation. it turns out i represents a witness 10 years ago. now i cannot represent the present because the witness may testify against him. it could be something like that.

>> right. >> ethically or barred from same with the conflict is. you cannot disclose that prior relationship with the client that bars you from representing another client. >> i will ask you to do this in 30 seconds. can you give your appraisal of the russia investigation from robert mueller? >> thank you! right now it is far from what is going on. he is giving broad powers with what seems like unlimited ability to investigate anything he wants. he has an investigation on russians that seems like a pr stunt and also specifically -- we have a better understanding, of what his role is, until that time as how broad these powers are and how much we let him investigate is hard to judge. we have all of these things going on in secret. >> i owe you one because i have to leave now. thank you very much. >> thank you.

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go. brian yanez was on the island where pericles were able to help some families turn the lights on for the first time in six months. that must've been fantastic for them! >> can you imagine being without power for six months? it is been a rough journey for us citizens there on the island. we were there this week. take a listen. >> in puerto rico, this is the sound of relief after six months this man and his family and neighbors finally have power. >> i am so happy. >> was 180 days have been a struggle. >> it is so hard. i was in depression. >> no power meant no running water for three months they showered with a bucket. he and his wife took turns caring for their 82 year old father suffering from parkinson's disease. and alzheimer's. >> live air conditioner, fans,

t.v.. everything. and he don't know. >> about 100,000 americans are still without power on the island. 1500 workers from 56 electric companies from all over the us are here. >> to be this resilient after six and seven months without power. to feel like they are grateful we are here. it might think that they are rough and tough lineman but they go back to the room and cry at night. >> many are expected to leave the island in the next two years. in the hardest hit area, for bartow martin is left of the roof of his home. he is now moving his family to indiana. >> had to abandon my grandmother. abandon my mother, my family after all these years together. to make a decision like this now it is difficult. >> while parts of the island are still recovering, tourists are returning to san juan. >> presenters have been coming through. however we still have many

hotels that are either overpopulated because of the recovery teams or they are still under construction. >> incredible they are. in the next hour at 6:00 you have a story about really why there has been a slow recovery. finger-pointing. the governor there blaming congress and the white house while others in puerto rico actually blame leadership from san juan for poor planning before the hurricane hit. we will have more about 640 tonight. thank you so much heartwarming to see that family get their power back. just incredible. >> progress but still a lot to be improved. we will be right back. it's time for the 'sleep number spring clearance event'.

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