i'd much rather be in washington, michigan than in washington, d.c. right now. >> president trump taking to stage outside of detroit rallying supporters there while jury roomists back in washington put on their black ties >> is this better than that phony washington white house correspondents. is this more fun? >> the base has been longing for years about somebody who punches back. >> very dishonest people. fake news. >> russian collusion. give me a break mple call me a liar and a leaker. >> north korea a lot of good things are happening there. what do you think president trump mad to do with it. how about everything? >> a my grant caravan traveling

through mexico for weeks arriving now at the southern border. >> border patrol has encountered or apprehended several members who have been climbing over the fence. >> we have to have borders. and we have to have them fast. we will make america strong again, safe again, proud again. we will make necke america great again. ♪ ♪ . welcome to the sunday edition of fox news. that was the president last night. you may have caught the speech. we'll bring some of it to you, of course, this morning. before we do, what's up with chris? >> i got my hair back. >> i got my hair back. >> the hair is doing well. >> the big question is why is chris wearing a slinky. if you were watching this show yesterday, you saw the fun we

had yesterday, the fun the dogged had. and then we decided to let the humans do what the dogs were doing. >> brilliant idea. >> take a look >> he did not make it good job, though. still, he didn't catch it. >> chris, it's your turn. >> so griff emerges from the water, he's throwing his arms up and he looks happy but i can see something in his face. >> he turns white. >> we turn away from the camera and griff goes, i think i hurt my shoulder and i look down at his shoulder and it's four inches too low. >> watch this dump. it's like sumpman goin supermano the water. >> i was really laying myself out there. now my shoulder may not be in as

much trouble as my ego, particularly with my big wave surfing buddies. i knew it was shallow. i knew what i was doing. i put myself out there to beat your 17 feet that i got too arced. >> and you threw your arms up. your pain threshold is impressive. >> my doctor saw this video and said, i can't belief you put your arms up. >> there eye there's your docto. >> our dr. mark siegel is a lifesaver. i cannot thank him enough. >> this is the best picture of the morning. >> there's this. last night griff and i stayed at a hotel last night for the show today. >> pete is cutting pizza for griff. >> he couldn't cut his pizza. >> we posed for the photo to do it as a joke.

but watching griff, he can't cut his pizza. i had to cut his pizza for him. it's not fake news. >> this is what friends are for. in real life recome together and help each other outside. no one would have handled it the way griff did and came on the next morning saying i'm still here to work. >> i wouldn't mepsz it for the world. it's the bromance, pete cutting my pizza. i'm endeared to him. >> a good man. >> telling me i got to keep this thing in there to keep this thing from falling out. pete also, by the way, had his young daughter. he's tending to the elderly. >> did you cut the bites for both of them at the same time? >> both small bhiets. >> griff, we're thrilled that you're here this morning. >> we'll be poking fun all morning. >> send us your thoughts this morning, anything you want to

say to griff. friends at fox news.com. >> it gave me a chance to prop up in the bed and get comfortable and watch the president's speech in washington, michigan last night. it was quite something. i think we have a montage to give you the best of hits. >> i'd much rather be in washington, michigan than in washington, d.c. right now. is this better than that phony washington white house correspondents. these people they hate your guts. and then i'm supposed to -- what about comey. did you watch him on the interviews? comey is a liar and a leaker. i did you a great favor when i fired this guy. because when you look at what was going on at the top of the fbi, it is a disgrace. two lovers, right, lisa, lisa and strzok. look at ho how many of those top officials were fired or removed.

>> politicians have fallen for this junk. russian collusion. give me a break. the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. i had one of the fake news groups, what do you think president trump had to do with it. i'll tell you what. like how about everything. african-american unemployment has reached the lowest level in history. kanye west gets it. we need security, we need the wall. we're going to have it all. the wall has started. we will make america safe again and we will make great again. thank you. >> it was something. one hour and 20 minutes, a stem winder. it was entertaining, it was rousing. and he hit on some themes you're going to keep seeing here. he cease acing they're going to

try to impeach me no matter what, firing the crowd up to say you've got to come out in 2018. >> he used ronny jack san a jacn example. they're trying to tear me down, tear down the administration. but this is classic president trump. he's in his comfort zone, in his element, a reminder of how he was on the campaign trail. >> i love the attack of the senator, too. i've got things on him expwhr it's amazing he's making a larger point that ronny jackson was smeared in the media day after day. and i turned it to another network, what the president calls fake news cnn, and they went 30 minutes on a panel, the president threatened the senator, how could he threaten a senate. they don't understand the ka teak he's making. he's in washington, michigan and the rest of the group is in

washington, d.c. and you heard the crowd chanting, nobel, nobel. i don't know if you could hear it. who gets credit for it. me. >> everyone was at at the white house correspondent's dinner last night. the president was not there. probably the right decision for him. michelle wolf was the comedian and she was hoping to get some laughs but she went pretty deep and pretty personal on some heated attacks directed specifically at women and sara huckabee sanders. take a listen to some of this. >> i'm a little star struck. i love yowz at aunt hid ya in "the hand maid's tail." you would love it. she burns fat and then uses the ash to create a perfect -- like maybe she's born with it.

maybe it's lies. i'm not sure what the to called sara huckabee sanders, is it sara sanders, is it cousin huckabee, antty huckabee sanders, what's about white women that disappoint other white women. >> let me give you some context here. the dana p perino can listen to this. i got a really close view of it. the press secretary is there for the press. if there's one friend, one ally in the white house, as you're a member of the press trying to cover it, that's the person to try to get you the information. this is the first time i remember -- and i have attended this dinner several times over many years that i've seen the comedian stoop this low in attacking the press secretary. it's a white house press dinner. and so you go after the very

person, sara huckabee sanders, we should talk about how stoic and how remarkable. >> how beautiful she did look. >> this was in the realm of cheap shots, it's an 11 out of 12. >> do you attack on looks? pete, we have seen time and time again when you go that low you never win. as you say this happens all of the time at these dinners. why? because oftentimes you get criticized. >> and nobody laughed. it was boring, unfunny, smug, self important. ari fleissner tweeted this out saying, this is foul. it's uncalled for, nasty and not funny. the white house staff should stop attending this dinner. i totally agree with that. trump should never go to this dinner. there's no reason for him to go except i want to represent the greg gullfield corollariry unless he is the host. >> he would be funny. >> the guy is hilarious and

imagine if they brought in a funny person who happens to be conservative -- if greg gutfeld hosts then the president should go. >> he's conservative but surprising. that's what's lost in comedy. you know what the jokes are going to be already. you want somebody that surprises you and makes you laugh. >> predid i believable is boring. that's why the trump speech in michigan was so much more entertaining. it could have gone on for another 40 minutes and i would have been fine. >> inscrunted. >inscripted.>> and the people fe connection that i've been with you all along, you elected me because i gave you voice and those elites in washington, i'm not going to be there because if i, as the president said in the speech, if i don't laugh then they mock me, if i laugh they mock what i'm laughing at. >> you can't g even get out of bed. >> e-mail us.

>> dprif could barely get out of bed today. >> you are such a trooper. >> we've got other head lines we're following right now. a nation wise con hunt for an accused cop killer. police arresting this man, john williams with the fallen deputy's own handcuffs. >> i felt it was fitting where he killed my deputy, corporal gene cole and he was brought to justice using cole's handcuffs. >> he was found in a camp at maine at a four-day manhunt. expected to appear in court later this week. the 29-year-old killed a corporal, u gene cole. 14-year department veteran. leaving behind a wife and four grown children. members of the migrant caravan illegally entering the u.s. children and pregnant women

sneaking in through a canyon notorious for drug and human smuggling. >> watch the caravan. watch how sad and terrible it is. the crime that they inflict on themselves and others inflict on them. it's a horrible dangerous journey for them. >> in a statement, the patrol agent warns that we expect everyone to enter through our front door and answer questions honestly. >> following that closely pell praise keeps pouring in for the president after the historic meeting between north and south korea. some supporters hinting at the nobel prize. >> that's very nice. thank you. nobel. i just want to get the job done. >> your next guest thinks he deserve it and president obama's prize should be stripped. one university is treating

masculinity as a me mental healh issue. >> i love that you read that. so, what's new? we just switched to geico and got more.

. i spoke to the president this morning of south korea. he gives us tremendous credit. and remember, iter was very rough three, four months ago. >> president trump touting his involvement in the historic end to the korean war. so does president trump deserve credit for this diplomatic achievement and perhaps eventually the nobel peace prize? our next guest thinks so. joining us is a national security expert and the director of the international studies. out the gates you make the case that this is worthy of a nobel

prize. explain why. >> i do, pete. i think actually it's a slum dunk to be honest with you. think about it like this for a second. we gave, you know, president obama the nobel prize for essentially doing nothing, for being president obama and not being george w. bush. if that's the case, you have to give the nobel prize to donald trump. considering the fact how far we've the come with the north korea crisis. go back to january when we wer talking about, you know, a bloody nose option with north korea. we were actually staring down the precipice of a nuclear war. millions of people would have died if that happened. considering how far we've come and we're on the brink of something historicall his histo. >> critics should say what if it all falls apart, what if it goes sideways, what if the nuclear ambitions ramp up, what if? >> we're still in a good position. the president's maximum pressure campaign is the old cold war play book of containment.

this is what we did to the soviet union for 50-plus years and this is how we were able to put them in a nice liting box and the soviet union collapse pped. pd. the same thing can happen to north korea. they're running out of money. that means within a couple of months north korea will actually be bankrupt. you can't build a lot of nuclear weapons, or icbms. >> others say it shouldn't be just president trump. you've got to look at president moon, china and xi saying he's finally putting pressure on. but an do any of those things happen about forceful american leadership. >> about absolutely not. a lot of people said to the president you need to attack north korea or you need to do what president obama did, strategic appeasement and let north korea have the nuclear weapons. the president took the harder

road and put the maximum pressure campaign on the north and that got us to the table. he put pressure on the chinese which a lot of people said were impossible but it worked. >> at what point do we learn or leslesson. before ronald right l there was jimmy carter and before this president there was president obama. when are we going to learn that strength is what brings people to the table and brings down evil empires. >> it's strength and diplomacy. we have to remember we put a lot of pressure on the north koreans but we also said that there is a seat at the table for them in the world community if they're willing to change their policies. that's important. nobody wants to ostracize them and nobody wants a war with the north koreans. but if they're willing to give up their nuclear weapons in a verifiable way where we can prove that they've done it, there ice great things ahead for them. i think that's important. >> the 2009 nobel peace prize

given to president obama was for his extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy. if that handshake was not cooperation between peoples, i don't know what is. thank you coming up, a tale of two washingtons, the president rallying his base many washington thip, michigan as journalist u.s. roast him in washington, d.c. does it show that the swamp still doesn't understand why he won? we'll debate it next. she once had dinner with vladimir putin. now jill stein the refusing to cooperate with congress over russian interference. hmmm. more and more people have discovered something strong...

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welcome back. a couple of quick headlines for you. new secretary of state mike pompeo is on his way to meet with benjamin netanyahu. he met with saudi king salman. his final stop is in jordan this afternoon. the embassy quarters in jerusalem could be named trump town. they've ordered a new section of land for embassies around the world. the move coming as other nations are expected to follow president trump's lead also moving their embassies to gentleman ru jerus. trump town. several rallies with president trump as he skipped

the correspondent's dinner. >> i would call trump unstable or incompetent. tonight i'm going to try to make fun of the president in a new way, in a way that will really get him. mr. president, i don't think you're very rich. like i think he might be rich in idaho, but in new york you're doing fine. >> ted lou adding on twitter, dear president trump ford is shedding most of its car lineup and gm cutting most of its jobs but i'm super excited that you're doing an unhinged mega rally. it's tough to watch your toxic rallies. they do energize dems. thank you. does this prove that th they stl don't understand why trump woman. here to debate it, my panel. antwuan, let me give you the first crack. the rally clearly got a lot of

attention last night. what did you make of the dueling rallies and what did you make of president trump's rally? >> i thought that the president went to where he's comfortable. he wept back to the campaign trail essentially. he went back to the rhetoric that he's used to and where he gets applause from his base. he started doing what donald trump does best and that's misleader in chief. he got the crowd going. but the truth of the matter is in michigan where he was at last night, the african-american unemployment rate is second high nest the country next to washington, d.c. people in flint, michigan still do not have clean running water. the truth of the matter, u.s. auto seam sales are declining. the president has some work to do in the state that he won in the last election psych disbll tony, let me get you to respond what was clearly an over the top

scathing attacks by michelle wolf. >> it's taken all -- as you brought it up, ted lou doesn't know what he's talking about. you've got info systems in my state of indiana bringing 11,000 jobs to the u.s., 3,000 to indianapolis with an average wage of 60 and $100,000. the president was there in indiana making sure that he was there for the announcement. things are glowing and things are building. something lessens, many more things are increasing. and as for michelle wolf and that entire experience at the white house correspondent's dinner, how does it prof that president trump does not right to show up and not to witness this attack on his press secretary sarah huckabee sanders. we should all be concerned about what is going on in flint. >> michelle wolf clearly went to a much harsher spot in attacking the white house press secretary. she obviously was composed about

it but we heard groans from the audience. what did you make of the attacks on sanders. >> we all know what the white house correspondent's dinner is and it's been that way since the dinner has been in congress. gm has cut 1500 jobs in the united states. it's pure fact that auto makers like ford are cutting back on their american-made cars and the pact of the matter is that u.s. car sales are down in the country. you can't run away from the fact. you can have emotional arguments of whether it's true or not but the facts are nondisputable. >> tony, let me bring you back to wolf. are you surprised there are no calls from women's groups defending sara sanders this morning? >> i don't think we're going to hear a single one. that's part of the problem. we don't accept conservative women as women. that's a huge shi. ask conservative women across

the country as whether they're considered woman. they're not given the same credibility, the same respect or the same protection. it's obvious, everywhere, constant and consist abou tant. ent. >> your party has been abuse of eive of women. >> stop it. >> hold on. it's sunday morning. and i appreciate you coming on. we could have this all day long. thank you for coming on. have a good sunday. the caravan of central american migrants arriving at the border today. how should the u.s. handle the situation? we'll talk to the head of a border patrol union. plus, charity hurt, miej l farage and mercedes schlapp who was at the dinte dinner and wald out. and the story behind a kick that's captured america's

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move over. i can read anything. charging his patrol car. police dash cam video capturing the beef while the car accident caused by the animal, thankfully nobody was hurt, incleukd the cow which ran off utterly upset. >> how much time did the producers spend on writing that script. >> good job. >> we've underestimated the power of cows. >> that's right. >> i never have. moving on to other headlines, former green party presidential candidate jill stein refusing to comply with the senate's probe into russian meddling. stein's campaign denied part of the request for documents related to policy on russia. stein photographed with dining with vladimir putin in december of '15 called the request an overreach. also this, as a cold blooded cop killer is walking free, one of his victim's brothers is

outraged over the release. telling the new york daily news, quote, i always said herman bell could get out when my brother comes back to us. now he's out bub i don' out buty brother. and a brother and sister requiting about losing their parents and baby-sitter in a tragic car crash. look at this heartbreaking photo of the accident, leaving 8-year-old angie and 5-year-old zachary clemmons in critical condition. an suv striking their vehicle in texas killing their parents jim and clarissa and 8 week old sister. if you would like to held four siblings with medical cost, head to fox.com. the university of texas now treating masculinity as a mental health issue. are you listenin listen, pete

urging males to develop a healthy sense of masculinity. men who enjoy taking care of people or become active is dangerous, claiming tradition nay ideals of masculinity place men into rigid boxes preventing them from developing their emotional maturity. i wish you could see griff's face. >> he fed me pizza. did that violate masculinity with that? rick, you're a mas you lynn guy. >> i didn't understand most of that. i was reading it as you were reading. >> it's not a real thing. >> not meant to be understand. >> don't change. stay the way you are. >> supposed to understand the subtleties of what was read between the lines maybe? >> stay golden. >> it's chilly across parts of the northeast. the great lakes at freezing, 32 in chicago, 37 in cleveland. down to the south a little

better. but overall the eastern part of the country where we're pretty dry, except for parts of the northeast, this is a system moving through bringing the rain showers and snow back behind it, snow across upstate new york. it's going to stick around. scattered showers throughout the day and tomorrow and then a big warmup. and along with the warmup, this is a rook at wednesday afternoon, we're looking at the big severe weather situation monday, tuesday and wednesday. but wednesday will be the big day. possibly some tornadoes. and we haven't had a lot of that. heading into may, biggest severe weather month of the year. everybody needs to be watching closely. >> rick was also checking up on me last night as with abby. hey, man, are you okay? >> well our couch just got a lot more masculine as well. we got big daddy here. the nfl is making dreams come through.

watch with the 141st pick in the 2018 nfl draft the seattle se hawks select sha keen griffin. >> one of the most heartwarming scene of the weekend. a one-handehanded linebacker receiving a call from the seattle seahawks letting him know that his dream was finally realized. >> one of 256 players chosen the nfl draft. here to break it down is big daddy of coastal advisers. always great to have you on. >> tell us of that story. >> yeah, his dream come true >. >> it's so heartwarming. everybody had to be cheering for him. i got to watch him play twice. it's incredible that he's going to be with his brother. and the one thing i'm looking forward to is seeing him be on

the kickoff team in front of the 12th man. you know that stadium is going to be -- it rocks already. just imagine when he goes out there. >> he's going to have a big fan base. you can tell. >> on griffin, they show him benching like ungodly amounts of weight. so from an inspirational point where he brings to that team is going to be really a motivation. >> yeah. i went to the place that got him ready for the draft in dallas when we us there. and you know michael johnson, the police car sprinter was working with him, trained him. and his heart, they had never seen anybody with such desire, passion and heart like his. >> break down the draft. give us a couple of winners, teams that won and teams that maybe missed the mark. >> i know you're a vikings guy, so i'm not going to start there. >> thank. >> you know what, the cleveland browns did a great job. they had the first pick and obviously they shocked everybody going with baker mayfield.

but you know after that they got the db they needed, an offensive lineman. and then my beloved giants, i think they did outstanding, got two guys in barkley and hernandez that are probably going to be day one starters. >> barkley could be one of the best runningbacks of all time if he puts it all together. >> yeah. >> who lost? >> the saints. that one really shook me up because i thought they traded so many picks and then to trade up to get a defensive end where everybody thought they were going to take lamar jackson. it would have been great with the offensive mind and this guy pulling the strings after drew hangs them up. >> a lot of highway da hoo that. >> the last pick of the nfl draft, trey quinn. you're not irrelevant anymore. >> he gets the free trip to

california. i think he goes to disney world. and i want to give a quick shout out to my favorite referee dan who had surgery. he is laid up paralyzed, had some surgery. now he's back up on his feet. i hope to see him throwing flags later on. >> that is fabulous. >> not too many flags. >> thank you. president trump warning as the migrant caravan arrives at the u.s. border. >> once they get here they can walk right into our country. we have the greatest people on earth and they can't do anything because the laws are corrupt. >> how should your government be handling the illegal immigration surge. we're going to ask the head of the border patrol union next. >> charlie hurt, buy ron york, mercedes schlapp and nigel farage all here live. coming up.

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. they know once they get here they can walk into our country. we have the greatest people on earth and they can't do anything because the laws are corrupt. >> that was president trump last night calling out the caravan of central american asylum seekers as they set to arrive at the border today. >> so how should the u.s. handle this? here with inside president of the national border patrol council. art, it's good to see you again. this is going to be an interesting day and there's a lot of eyes on the border. how is this going to be handled? >> you know, it's a good question. one of the big issues that we're seeing that's happened in the past is a lot of these individuals, they cross with children. so they've caught on how it works. usually the mom will cross with their child, they will be released in the united states pending obviously the asylum

case and a lot of these people never show up to their cases. what they would do in the past is they would catch the father and the father would be returned. they caught on to that. what happens now is the nom shows up one day with the child, gets released, we never find them. the next day the father crosses with his child and we never find them either. they've learned to game the system and that is one of the big issues. >> so you're saying the message is going out to meez migrants, bring a kid, you'll get in and not get prosecuted? >> that's what they've been doing in the past, that they've continued to do. obviously we've heard that there are attorneys that are gone to mexico and spoken to the people in the caravan. they've explained to them, told them what to do, what thot t no. president trump said it best. we've got to fix the corrupt laws. he's doing a fantastic job bringing it to light, explaining what needs to be done but there are people in the middle that need to figure it out. we've been hearing about this

caravan for quite some time. we knew they were coming. >> that's right. >> so we shouldn't be surprised that they're gaming the catch and release system. people talk about what works and what doesn't. what has been done or could still be done in the immediate term to change their incentive and to change the system so they don't game it? >> the reality is, i mean, they're coming through mexico. mexico has allowed them to come through their country knowing that their entire intentions are to come illegally into the united states to game the system. i think mexico needs to take some of the responsibility too. the way i see it, mexico and their government has been aiding and abetting these individuals to enter our country. >> so mexico gave them a asylumn mexico. these folks are seeking asylum, they have a country to have asylum if they want to. they want to come to the u.s. what-mile-per-hour can the border sprole or i.c.e. do at

the moment? >> they're choosing to come get asylum in the united states. but in the meantime they've received asylum in mexico. shouldn't mexico be able to take them in. and if we apprehend them, shouldn't we be able to send them back to mexico? shouldn't somebody else take responsibility if they've allowed them through their country but instead we're having to take them in, having to go through the asylum cases. it takes forever to get to a judge and in the end we don't know where these people are going to end up. and we don't know their intentions flp's really nintent. there's no way to see their true criminal record in their country of origin. >> we don't know what we're getting. >> they're going to apparently caravan to a specific spot on the border this afternoon. we'll find out what happens. and we wish for the best for the border patrol for a safe

transfer or transition, whatever happens. thank you for joining us. >> thank you very having me on. president trump slamming democrat senator john kes ner calling for him to resign after his allegations about admiral ronny jackson. charlie hurt says this could backfire come november. what's so offensive about this shirt. backwards on your screen but it says just pray question mark. this teacher told th to take it off.

. welcome back. two big initiatives coming from the fda, menu labeling and e-cigarettes. and our mark siegel sat down with the fda commissioner scott gottlieb and joins us now. what an interesting interview you had. let's start with the labeling on menus. there's bipartisan support for that. this is about health but it's also about educating people. >> exactly. i mean i comes from the affordable care act and they delayed a year putting it into place. but it's all about calories on

menus. and dr. gottlieb feels it's a way to fight the obesity epidemic and a new way to have a new business model where you get thehealthy choices rather than choices that are bad for you. let's take a look. >> to have information on menu labels the average consumer will reduce their caloric intake every day by having better information. if you believe the data which shows that people become obese by eating 64-calories a day, you can reduce this by making information available, you're a long way towards achieving the target of reducing caloric intake enough. >> you believe it will be lead to pro-business? >> restaurants are going to reformulate their foods to make them more held healthy. some consumers are going to opt

for the high calorie option but they'll know what they're getting. >> you know what, that salad looks a lot healthier. i'm going to go that direction rather than the pizza. >> a lot of the manufacturers are complying with delivery moan menus it's going to help us cut down. healthy choices may be more expensive. a business may make more money with that. a rest rawpt chain is going to make more money. i talked to him about e-cigarettes. >> a big thing today. i see specifically young kids smoking e-cigarettes and i wonder if this is a healthier option for them. >> it's a gateway that leads to smoking cigarettes and he's disturbed that nobody is being compliant on this. children are getting e-cigarettes when they shouldn't. fda clamping down. >> i'm concerned about youth becoming addicted to nick between through e-cigarettes. the terks cigarettes could offer

an opportunity for the adult. you're going to see a series of enforcement actions from fda against manufacturers and outlets that are selling product to children to crack down on that. >> tough words but important to hear. >> very very important. e-cigarettes are a huge problem. they lead to nicotine addictions. >> dr. mark siegel, great to have you on this morning. and you're responsible for taking care of our griff jenkins. we love you for that. >> . coming up, charlie hurt, byron york, mercedes schlapp here on the show. three more big hours to come on a fox and friends sunday

i'd much rather be in washington, michigan, than in washington, d.c. right now. >> the president's speech in washington championship, michigan last night. >> everyone else is in washington, d.c. >> is this better than that phony washington white house correspondent's dinner? is this more fun? very very dishonest people. fake news. >> russian collusion, give me a break. >> comey is a liar and a leaker. north korea, a lot of good things are happening there. what do you think president trump had to do with it. i'll tell you what. how about everything. u. >> i think it's a slam dunk to be honest with you. you have to give the nobel prize to donald trump. >> members of the migrant caravan now illegally entering

the u.s., sneaking in through a canyon n notorious for human trafficking. >> we will make america strong again, proud again, safe again. we will make mark great again. ♪ ♪ >> have you ever played in? >> on the show, yes. >> it's so fun so if you're wondering what on earth is going on on the plaza, we ask that question every morning. we are all about summer camps. it's already may this week and you're probably thinking about where you want to send your kids to camp. >> i want to climb that wall, abby. >> i'm going to have to change. >> i think you could do it. >> i love rock climbing, yeah. you're not. >> i am doing it.

>> no, no, no. >> put me in there. >> which of those things could griff actually do this morning. we're not sure. >> griff had his shoulder dislocated yesterday. >> fully out. >> he is a trooper. even after you landed in the pool both of your arms come up like this like superman, unbelievable. >> got to make it look good, compete. there we have. there's abby trying to warm me up. >> if you missed the show yesterday, we jump into a pool meant for dogs. it was shallow water. >> it was a great idea. >> griff jumped in and hit the bottom of the pool with his shoulder. jumps up, throws his hands up and he fully dislocated his shoulder. and he finished the show with his shoulder out of socket. soon the show was over he walkel was here, took care of him.

what i've learned about griff is he's a tough dude. a serious pain threshold. >> i've learned my family here loves me. >> it was my fault. i threw the frisbee. >> pete was taking care of me and by the end of the night pete was feeding and cutting my pizza for me. i only had one hand. >> the best bromance. >> there we are right there. pete is cutting it. this is not fake news. we took the shot and two minutes later it was messing with -- i couldn't get the pizza to pull apart and pete was like, you need me to cut this thing up for you. >> you needed a good meal to be energized to balance out the energy he gave the crowd in michigan. and he talked about everything, that he's passionate about at the moment. north korea, immigration, economy, even ronny jackson, he got pretty endipt wit in-depth s

well. take a look. >> i would much rather been in washington, michigan than in washington, d.c. right now. that i can tell you. is this better than that phony washington white house correspondent dinner ? these people hate your guts. and then i'm supposed to -- what about comey. comey is a liar and a leaker. i did you a great favor when i fired this guy. because when you look at what was going on at the top of the fbi, it is a disgrace. two lovers, right? lisa, lisa and strzok. look at how many of those top officials were fired or removed. look at how these politicians have fallen for this junk. russian collusion. give me a break. if you listen to maxine waters, she goes around saying, we will impeach him.

the people said, but he hasn't done anything wrong. oh, that doesn't matter. the denuclearization of the korea peninsula. i had one of the fake news groups this morning, what do you think president trump had to do with it. i'll tell you what. like how about everything. [ crowd chanting ]. >> african-american unemployment has reached the lowest level in history. kanye west gets it. we will make america great again. thank you, everybody. >> it was an hour and 20 minutes. it's a stem winder by definition meaning entertaining and rousing. he had the crowds going. it was a campaign style rally, of course. hit on a ton of core themes. they were chanting nobel as he was talking about north korea and the progress made on that peninsula. it was, as you said, abby,

classic trump. >> and it was significant also, this is iz h ability, unlike any other president, to really connect with an audience who views that white correspondent's dinner as an elitist event that's fallen out of favor because of the off-colored jokes. we'll get to that. so he really -- i bet you he's going to do this. >> a smart strategy. this is his base. these are the people that want to hear from him. one issue that i would argue they're most passionate about is immigration. and he kubled down on that last night and the need for the wall. and this comes at the same time that the migrants are coming over the border near san diego. and here is what the president had to say about that last night. >> we have to have borders and we have to have them fast. we need security, we need to wall. we're going to have it all. and gb with again, that wall has started. we come up on september 28th

and if we don't get border security, we'll close down the country. because we need border security. >> talking about when the budget comes up if the money is not in it, he will shut down the government. remember he sort of said i wanted to veto the last one. i won't do this again. well he's doubling down on that. september 28 is right before the midterms. president has got to fire up his base, the left is fired up to impeach him. the only showdown is coming today, as you mentioned. this caravan apparently 300 or 40400 are still together as a group there in southern california. >> young kids as young as 4 years old. pregnant women. >> they're going to force the cocon front tryings. confrontation. they're coming to the border. we'll hold a press conference. >> as twe were talking with one of the border parole presidents in the last hour, he really addressed that the president is

putting focus on what needs to be done on situations particularly that we're going to see today. here's what he had to say. >> president trump said it best, you know. we've got to fix the corrupt laws. he's doing a fantastic job bringing it to light, explaining what needs to be done. but there are people in the middle that need to figure it out. they're coming through mexico. mexico has allowed them to come through their country knowing that their entire intentions are to come illegally into the united states. i think mexico needs to take some of the responsibility to. mexico has been aiding an abetting these individual to enter our country. we don't know what record or criminal record they have from the country they're coming from. >> roughly 2:30 p.m. eastern time they're going to be in a meeting place in tijuana and they're going to walk to the border after meeting with legal counselors and present themselves at the border. that would be this afternoon.

>> because te tijuana is right n the border of core no do right near san diego. some friends yesterday asked the question, a the they go througho cofirst why don't they ask for asylum in mexico. >> their goal is not mexico. it's the united states. it's not illegal to enter the united states and seek asylum. it's illegal to enter the united states and fraudulently seek seum. >> a lot of them are heartbreak. >> it shows how broken our system is. >> and this top i topic did note up at the white house correspondent's dinner. >> there was no time. you were watching the rally with president trump. but at the same time he said everyone else was left in washington, d.c. at the white house correspondent's dinner. and michelle wolf was the comedian.

i don't know who michelle wolf is. but per usual they poke fun at themselves, at the administration. and it got pretty dark at one point, specifically against sarah huckabee sanders. take a listen to what he had to say. >> i'm a little star struck. i love you as lydia in "the hand maid's tale." you would love it. she burnse burns fat and uses t. i'm never really sure what to call sarah huckabee sanders is it sarah sanders, it is sarah huckabee sanders, is it cousin huckabee, is it andty huckabee sanderersers ? >> so here's what i would say about this. because you hear the left and they're all about acceptance. they're all about inclusion. and this is the year 2018 the me too movement, this is the year

of the women. one woman represents all women and we stand together and support each other and you see that play out last night. and you can't help but think except when you disagree with them or have principles or conservative values and then enbecomes conditional love. and that is really hard for a lot of people to understand. >> they also went at kellyanne conway hoping a tree falls on her, went to ivanka trump comparing her to a box of tampons. it was not form. trump should never go to this, trump white house members shouldn't go to this. it's the swamp rearing its head with all of its hate. unless greg gutfeld hosts which would actually be funny, he's hill lahilarious. >> we'll see if any pro-women groups come out to defend sarah

huckabee sanders. it's the white house correspondent's dinner. and so sands' job is to get white house correspondents the information they need. instead wolf went very very negative against sawndz. saunders. sander. i expect we'll hear a statement about whether or not that wu out of bound. >> i was just holding my breath. i don't think i can hold it long enough that either of those two things will happen. >> at the end of the day, politics only goes so far. we're all human beings, all americans. we've got to stand together. >> but that is trump's message. we're all americans. we should put american citizens first, be in this together. they see him as divisive yet i would argue that believing in america is the unifying force. there's nothing unifying about what happened at that podium last night. >> do you realize sarah huckabee sanders has three kids and does that job every single day.

she look beautiful last night. >> an e-mail from betty said shame on that so-called comedian for bullying and mocking sarah sanders. a she is a super mom and has more clas than anyone who attended. >> sarah sanders looking beautiful, all of the liberals must be jealous and unsecure. mercedes schlapp and her husband walked out of the event. >> there was a little uncomfortableness in the room last night. >> the argument is they want president trump because they want him at the dinner so bad. the nerd prom wants their. >> how uncomfortable would that have been in you were in the room with these jokes. >> washington township, michigan well better slamming jon tester asking for him to resign after his allegations against ronny jackson. charlie hurt says it could backfire come november. what's so offensive about

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what jon tester did to this man is a disgrace. tester started throwing out things that he's heard. well i know things about tester that i could say too. if i said them, he'd never be elected again. >> that was president trump doubling down on senator jon tester from montana after calling for the top democrat on the veterans affairs committee to resign over the unfounded allegations he brought against va pick admiral ronny jackson. >> here to react, washington

times opinion editor and fox news contributor, the one and only charlie hurt. >> good morning, guys. >> let me ask you, so jon tester is down 18 points in january. he's one of the most vulnerable races and he just absolutely unloads on allegations against admiral jackson which turn out, according to the secret service and white house documents, to be completely unfounded. what do you say? >> yeah, no. it's really amazing. you know, nobody has any problem with taking accusations and thoroughly vetting them and investigating them and asking tough questions and inquiring from secret service what's true, what's not true. but what jon tester did was he went straight to the media and just dumped the whole garbage can of dirt on this guy without doing any sort of investigation whatsoever and claim that well, i can do this because i'm trying to investigate. well i guarantee you that in the

state of montana where donald trump won by 20 points, jon tester has never in his two senate races never been able to break 50% statewide. i guarantee you -- we've already seen it. donald trump has put a bull's eye on this guy and he's going to go after him. and we got a taste of it last night. who knows what donald trump is talking about. i know things. but that's the way that donald trump does this and it's politically it's a brilliant way of doing it. >> if jon tester had any respect he would have went behind the scenes to the white house saying i got concerns about this guy, can you look at this before you bring him out for a hearing. but msh importantly what does it say about the media that jon test ers says i'tester says i'md this over to the media and they're going to run with it. what does that say? >> it's something that we've seen for some time now. it's not just the media. in particular it's the washington media.

they think that politics is a blood sport. and of course ronny jacksonson ijackson isnot a politician. not running for anything. comes in here with an impeccable reputation. the reviews that he got under president obama, under president bush, under president trump, you could not ask for a more sterling career. >> absolutely. >> and then suddenly he meets with political washington and the media in washington and he gets thoroughly slimed based on no evidence whatsoever, just the mosaccusations >> in montana, are the republicans lined up there? >> yes. you've got three very very strong candidates. >> good to know. >> we'll leave it there. and follow that one closely. she's protrump, progun and pro-life. that is not the best part of her story. meet the millennial mom running

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leaving behind a wife and four adult children. minnesota school districts remain closed tomorrow. on friday republican governor doug ducey reached a deal with lawmakers if ar 20% pay raise for teacher business 2020. other demands that need to be addressed are annual raises and $1 billion to restore state funding. christina hagen might be the most interesting can dad date cn the to 18 midterms. running against a former nfl player all while a mother and pregnant with twins. joining me now with her story, republican candidate for u.s. congress, christina hagen. great to have you with us this morning. >> absolutely. thank you so much. >> by the way, you told me your due date is election day. what are the odds of that in. >?>> god works in mysterious was

>> you have a lot on your hands, a working mother. you have a 3-year-old girl, twins on the way. we'll get to that. but first, you are the second youngest state representative in the country is that right? >> that may be true. i'm the youngest female to serve in the history of the ohio state house. >> and you've been there about seven years. >> yes. >> why do you want to run now as congresswoman? >> i was thrilled to be on the campaign trail as president trump, one of the few ledge taye tores willinlegislators willingd with him. i think i'm not alone when i say we're disappointed with the fact that people go to congress and fail to deliver on their campaign promises. as a legislator in ohio i've been conservative, been protrump and always said i' i'll do whati say i'm going to do. legislating isn't quite as easy as catching a football.

being the better choice has to be my experience. i've been a legislator, a mother. my husband and i are raising our daughter in northeast. my opponent has been out of the state in the past several years, hasn't lived in northeast ohio for 13 years. as we've gone through the op hoiopioidand heroin addict, havo deal with our tough issues and tough times, like the deaf sis from seven years ago, i've been through the tough votes. my people know that and they know i'm going to fight for them and not special interest. there are options and choices but there's only one person stead fast and fight in the community and that's me. >> let's talk about your day to day life as a woman, as a mother. you're about to have twins, a family of three. what is it like running for office, working in politics and

juggling all of that at once. >> being a young woman, a millennial, conservative, those are all unique things in our progress. it's an honor to be a different voice in the legislative process. it's an honor to be from the working class and fighting for the people who understand what the middle class experiences >> good luck in the race and with your pregnancy. we look forward to following that closely. thank you so much. >> thank you. coming up, north korea has a time fable for its nuclear shutdown. what does it mean for the president's upcoming meeting with kim jong-un? what is so offensive about this shirt. it says just pray. well this teacher told to take it off. plus, summer is almost here if you believe it. we've got our own summer camp on the plaza. rick testing out the archery.

. all eyes are on the korean peninsula as north korea vow to shut down its nuclear testing site next month. >> this as president trump speaks with south korea and japan as he prepare to meet with north korea leader kim jong-un. >> jillian turner is live in washington with latest. >> we're learning more about that historic face-to-face encounter between the leaders of north and south korea that happened friday. the first between the leaders of the two koreas in over a decade. the meeting culminate culminatem jong-un agreeing to complete denuclearization of the peninsula and a joint statement where they committed to a new era of peace. now north korea says it will shut down its nuclear testing site in may and invite u.s. and south korean journalists and

experts into the country known as the mer hit kingdom for a very good reason. president trump for his part isn't committing the united states to anything just yet but he's confident that no matter what, he'll do better than his predecessors. >> whatever happens happens. look, i may go in, it may not work out. i'll leave. i'm not going to be a john kerry who makes the horrible iran deal. $1.8 billion in cash. you know what they got? they got nothing expwhr the >> the president letting the world know should the summit with kim go well, he wants full credit. >> one of the fake news outlets this morning, they were saying what do you think president trump had to do with it. i'll tell you what. like how about everything. even president moon says that. >> north and south korea are now

deep in discussions about how and when to open up the closure of the north nuclear testing site to international visitors. a move towards transparency that just a few weeks ago would have seemed completely impossible. >> unbelievable. thank you so much. how about everything. >> how about everything. i do think the president is smart to set expectations to say we don't know exactly where this is going. look, north korea has played us time and time again. it looks hopeful. we've sen hi seen history beinge and we hope it leads to something rail but you've got to go in with caution. and he makes it clear if they're not following through on their promises with denuclearizing their country, then we'll walk away. >> i think what's significant is the announcement of jownlists being allow into the nuclear test site. people think they're going to clean it up or what not.

i remember my years with greta and franklin graham. north korea is one of the most difficult places on the planet earth to access. and the fact that president trump has opened up so much that american journalists are going to be allowed to go to a nuclear site, that is sig can't. significant. that is not small. >> now the journalists may take a break and go check it out. we need our own inspector to confirm if we're going to cut this deal -- we held the line on the dmz for 50 years, in a war we lost a lot of american men for to hold that line against the communists. we're not going to give that away for the hopes that maybe some journalists will moderate it. we're going to get the deal and when we get the deal, then we change the terms. >> how do we get here. really tough talk.

that's why a couple of months ago people were frequente freakt we were going to an all out war. and one saying his strategy, he took a lot of risk to get where we are right here. here's what he said. >> president trump took a lot of risks to get this far. he took the harder road and put the maximum pressure campaign on the north and that got us to the table. we also said that there is a seat at the table for them in the world community if they're willing to change their policies. if they are willing to give up their nuclear weapons in a verifiable way where we can prove that they've done it, there's great things ahead for them. >> and you made i think the most important point. not just did the president say he was willing to go to war, but everyone believes him. the press freaked out. depress who is reading those clippings. kim jong-un. >> have you read "the art of the deal" before? this is classic art of the deal.

you throw everything out there and in the end you get something more than nothing. that's the whole point. >> maybe we'll see. and harry suggested he may get the nobel peace prize for it and should for what he's done so far. you heard the crowd chanting that last night. considering what obama got his for, cooperation between peoples and strengthening international diplomacy. check, check. just saying. >> remember, president trump's summit in three or four weeks in an undit undisclosed location. ms13 gang members are using loop hopes in our immigration system to get into the united states. the violent group paying smugglers to coach them how to lie about their age. peter king recently revealing to congress that families are being pleasured by gangs to become sponsors and claim the children when thame come here. a trucker survives four days

in the wilderness with no food, no water, walking all of the way home. jacob cartwright walking 36 miles from a snow covered oregon. he trailer got stuck after the gps sent him the wrong way. he was hauling potato chips but didn't eat any because he didn't want to damage the product. it was terrible but he was not damaged. an alabama school under fire for telling a shirt to change her shirt because it has the word "pray" on it. according to the school, the shirt violates dress code policy which states that teachers and students cannot wear clothes that reflect certain beliefs. i'm not sure saying pray represents a specific belief. >> prayer is universal. >> alabama public schools, it shows you how far we've gone. fight back.

don't let it happen. >> how is the archery going out there? >> i've moved on from archery. who won the last game? you won? have you heard of daca ball. i have not. they're starting a new game, can't touch their feet. if it touches your feet, you're gone which means you have to bend over the entire time. griff, you and i are too old to play this game. let's talk about the weather, show you what's going on this morning. temps chilly across the great lakes. below freeze in chicago at 31. tomorrow you'll be up to 72. the warm air is coming. we just need about another day or so to get there. here's today's forecast across the northeast. a little bit of rain. we'll have snow across the mountain areas, down across the mid atlantic temps in the 60s. and in the south, a beautiful day. tons of sunshine, absolutely spring conditions. enjoy it now. the storms move in tomorrow across parts of texas and oklahoma. in towards the northern plains,

a beautiful day. cool across the great lakes. and the system in the northwest bringing rain and mountain snow. are you guys ready for g gaga ball? >> i need you to jump in there, rick. you can do it. come on. i like it. >> rick likes to be on the sidelines. >> i don't blame him. >> exactly. >> moving on, president trump facing some criticism for his antipoverty initiative, some calling it heartless. but our next guest used to be on welfare and he has a reality check next. paralyzed playing football but chris norton told us on "fox & friends" in 2015 he had a big goal to accomplish. >> now after my graduation walk, i guess do a walk for the wedding. >> he and his fiancee made that goal a reality and they'll join us live next hour. >> i love this story.

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series. >> can't let you break my record. it breaks the record set by "gunsmoke" which "simpsons" making fun of president trump's antipoverty initiative which is meant to break the cycle of poverty coming under fire. the notorious so-called southern poverty law center labeling the program as heartless saying, trump's executive order on work requirements punishes low-income people for being poor. >> but there is praise for the president. the next guest writing, quote, the point has often been made that the greatest charitable gesture is teaching those in need to help themselves. >> star parker is the founder and president of the center for sur ban renewal and edg educatin and joins us now. you see how it was characterized

by the southern poverty law center. what is the real goal of what the president is trying to do. >> this is incredible what the president is doing and in particular in an election year to take on the antipoverty programs to ask all of the partner answer cabinet to streamline, look at this. we're spending $700 billion a year on antipoverty programs. we have spent $22 trillion in a war on poverty. the poverty rate hasn't changed. here the president is yet fulfilling another campaign promise. he wants to fix the inner cities, about 1.4 million african-americans voted for him knowing he's going to do and now he's attempting do that through this executive order that he signed last week. what happens -- this is actually part two of what he's trying to do to fix the inner cities. because part one was in the tax bill. there are opportunity zones in the tax bill so that capital will now flow into some of our

most distressed zip codes so we can begin the process of creating jobs. we're very excited about this. i have run this policy institute here in washington, d.c. that works on welfare reform and all issues. we believe in market based issues to fight poverty. and what this is doing is allowing an opportunity for those of us concerned about the least of these, those that are really in distress, it gives us the opportunity to find out first of all where they are and then help them, help them help themselves. i'm excite that the president is fulfilling this campaign promise. >> you can hear the passion in your voice. you understand what it's like to live on welfare. when you were young you experienced this first hand. how has that impacted the way you think about this today. >> it's up with of the reasons that i'm so aggressive. i believed all of the lies of the left including what the southern poverty law center is saying now that that all of my

problems are someone else's fault. i was in poverty for seven years, watching my life go in a dark hole. we have 34% of american people that live on the antipoverty promise that are going to die in that poverty. this is not what america is about. america and what makes us so exceptional and beautiful is if you're born poor, you don't have to die poor. but what we've done has stopped the momentum. we have to go in and make sure that people understand they can control their lives, that they too have something to contribute and our policies and programs are standing in the way of that. >> you're talking about promoting economic mobility and not dependency. really appreciate you being with us this morning. >> thanks so much. up next, president trump tearing into james comey over his memos. >> you watch comey and you watch the way he lies, and then he's got the memos. i wonder when he wrote the memos.

>> is comey telling the entire truth about the memo memos ? byron york says comey is leaving a trail of confusing statements. he joins us the next hour. summer is almost here so of course we built out our own summer camp on the plaza. we'll be racing go-carts. >> he's in the game. look at how he's running over kids.

. summer is right around the corner and for parents out there, that means it's time to enroll your kids in a summer camp. which one do you choose. here to help break it down, some

options, we've got the president of the christian camp and conference association, greg hunter and roger peace, the ceo of world of life peace comps and family camps. we're having fun out here. greg, first, let's talk about -- i'm a parent, two daughters. we've sent them to camp. for those who have the younger ones coming up, why is camp so important? >> it's no secret that this is the most plugged in generation in history. with did kids being plugged in for eight hours a day for some teenagers, it brings together a lot of challenges for their development. camp provides a reset betton to get kids away from their daily routine to reset spiritually, physically, emotionally and have the time of their live while doinliechlife whiledoing it. >> what do we have here. look out, he's loose. >> we've got go-carts, a rock

wall, a climbing tower, gaga ball, soccer, bubble ball, archery. all kinds of things that you would normally see at camp creating fun activities always in a safe environment. >> does he get the keep the go cart? >> if he would like to, we'd let him keep it. >> rick, are you playing bubble soccer? >> i'm over here. >> look at. this what is this game? >> which one. >> yeah, you see rick? >> it's like a normal soccer game because you got bubble balls on you and you run around, bounce off one another, fall. a lot of fun. takes a normal sport and makes it. >> is rick winnin winning ? yeak at that. >> i think he just did. me may have scored a deal. greg, it's a christian camp -- old hold on. i'm kicking this one. actually we do have a ski boat down there. who wants to tell me about that.

>> we have tw take kids out, wen 9-mile lake. they do skiing, wakeboarding -- wake surfing, excuse me. >> can i do that? >> you can do it. >> with a banged up wing here? >> we'll take you. >> banged up wing. >> thankfully he didn't run me over. >> it's a christian camp? >> we are. >> is it a week? >> it's different. some are for one, two weeks. you do all kinds of fun things. >> roger, greg, thanks very much. still ahead, conservatives walking out of the white house correspondent's dinner after a series of attacking against team trump and the president just tweeted about it. plus, ed henry, nigel mirage, mercedes schlapp and maria part l bartiromo all comep

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fake news. james comey is a liar and a leader! a lot of good things are happening. what do you think president trump had to do with it?i will tell you what -- >> i think it is a slamdunk. >> members of the migrant caravan illegal into the us sneaking into a canyon. a notorious drug and smuggling.

>> the president said it best we have to get rid of the corrupt laws. >> jumped in and hit the bottom. right there. my shoulder may not be in as much trouble as my ego.♪ ♪ [music] >> and he slammed his shoulder into the bottom of the pool. you loved it, we loved it and he is a trooper! >> how are you feeling right now? >> good! you know, getting text message from my wife saying you did pretty good but you are touching your shoulder. >> pulsing. >> like i said before i blame

henry because you see me in there and i just died so far, even though i knew to dive shallow as a big wave surfer, i knew not to go too far forward with my heals up. at some point you just say -- >> we will ask henry about that later on the show. >> you are such a good person. you came in the makeup room yesterday before the show even started in the green room yesterday, you are covering. you said i had a rough night. hotel, i turned on the light and dark brown gunk came out. you got water. then you came here to get a red bull on the 16th floor under the vending machine. you are having a rough money i feel for you. and then that happened. >> thank you, you have to think positive! >> you are still here. let's listen, you are making

slings great again. >> looking good, -- >> you have news coming fast and serious. the president of this morning i believe possibly watching the show because he just tweeted this moments ago. here are some of the things great evening last night in washington, michigan. enthusiasm, knowledge and love in the room was unreal. thousands of people who could not get in. i cherish you and will be back. washington, michigan was a big success. washington, d.c. just did not work out. they would segment the white house correspondents dinner was a very big boring bus. the so-called comedian really bombed. and greg gutfeld should be host next year. >> admitted president recognizes a common sense thing when he sees it. it is so predictable.

they all it was locked and was boring and i turned the channel to greg gutfeld. it was refreshing, real comedy. they were having fun. it was must-see t.v.. >> unfortunately, these dinners just get ugly and it is not entertaining and it is not funny. and you look at greg gutfeld and he makes you laugh. you never know what he will say. if you are not watching the white house correspondents, you're probably watching the president in michigan last night. we really, he is always in his comfort zone at these rallies. utensil he is at his best, he loves being around people that are passionate about the same issues he is. he talks about everything from north korea, immigration and the economy. here's a little bit of what he said. >> i would much rather be in washington, michigan then in washington, d.c. right now. is this better than that phony washington white house

correspondents -- >> these people hate your guts. and then i am supposed to -- and what about james comey? he is a liar and a leaguer?i did you a great favor when i fired this guy. because when you look at what was going on, at the top of the fbi, it is a disgrace, two lovers, right? lisa and peter strzok. look at how many of those top officials were fired or removed. look at how these politicians have fallen for this junk. russian collusion. give me a break! if you listen to maxine waters, jen but she goes around saying, we will impeach him. people said but, he hasn't done anything wrong. that doesn't matter! denuclearization of the korean

peninsula. in the fake news this morning. what do you think president trump had to do with it? i will tell you what, how about everything. [chanting] african-american unemployment has reached the lowest level in history. kanye west gets it. we will make america great again! thank you everybody! >> it was one hour and 20 minutes of television. it was entertaining, he was in his element. i think tina april 20, 2018 as well. is he going to be on the ballot? his base will show up. he is talking about impeachment. if they win the house it will try to impeach him and they will try. this is a preview of themes that you saw coming up on stage others as well they possibly part of reelection efforts. a letter campaign themes are coming up. "light it up blue" will be on the back is john tester.the

senator in montana.you know the name because it was all over the media this past week trying to tear down ronny jackson up to run the va. he is now withdrawn his name. the president was pretty upset about how all of that went down and is calling for tester to resign. here he was last night. >> senator john tester of a really great place, montana. he voted in favor of century city sprint did not vote for tax cuts. he took a gentlemen, what they said about this great american doctor, ronny jackson. an admiral in the navy. he served three presidents, president obama, president bush, they said he was fantastic. and john tester started throwing out things. i know things about tester that i could say. and if i send them, he would never been elected again. >> tester is certainly going to have a tough race out there. he was attorney of the year

almost down 20 points the president won 20 points. looking at some -- tester couldn't quite get 50 percent in the last election. and now that he is losing some credibility on allegations, any of these boaters that are on decidedly, i would put about 25 percent for these members that have these middle of the road, this could be a problem. >> he is willing to tear someone else downplays political gain. >> he poses as moderate. he wants to look like one but he votes with chuck schumer and the democrats lock, stock and barrel. he is part of the resistance. put out a statement. the swing set. it is my duty to ensure montana veterans get what they need and have earned. i will never not fighting for them as their senator. i know some of montana veterans that take great issue with that including -- he is willing to

smear a man rather than just giving him a chance to explain what he stands. he pointed out he did not have to go to the media.he could have gone to the white house with concerns. it was not about that. it was about politics for john tester. donald trump understands up a cnn, and you go crazy saying i know things, have not learned yet that the president knows that you make a critique as well as anybody? if you say something and do not back them up that is a problem. >> naming sources can always be a good thing so charlie hurt was on the shows moniesof the president put a bull's-eye on john tester . >> you could not ask for a more sterling career and then suddenly, he meets political washington and the media in washington and he gets

thoroughly slimed. what john tester did was he just went straight to the media and just dumped the whole garbage can of dirt on this guy without doing any sort of investigation we donald trump but a bull's-eye on him and he is going after him. >> and well deserved! because there were options to could have gone back to the white house and said i have concerns about ronny jackson. can you please look into this before you put him up for hearing? he did not do that. he went to the media and said here allegations i have heard. >> talking about anonymous sources, john tester claimed in an interview with anderson cooper that he had 20 sources that john tester did not name that had these allegations. we have seen everyone from john five and now president trump i send this is a guy of stellar character. it will be interesting to see whether anyone else continues to push tester and say, give me five of the 20 names.

that ronny jackson is unfit. as we mentioned yesterday, the damages done. this guys career -- >> charlie kirk, he did not, no one is putting actual bull's-eye on anyone's chest. we are talking metaphorically and politically. i just want to help them out. they cannot figure out literal versus metaphorical. maybe one day they will. >> this should be a wake-up call. it is important to get the facts right. so much more to come on the show. i want to bring you some of the headlines we are following closely. a nationwide manhunt for accused deputy killer is now over. authorities arresting this man, john williams with the deputies on handcuffs. >> i think it was a fitting that he killed my deputy, corporal jean cole and he was brought to justice using his handcuffs. >> williams was found at a camp

in maine after a four day manhunt. is expected to appear in court later this week. please send a 29-year-old killed a somerset corporal. he leaves behind a wife and four adult children. also, the first members of the caravan of migraines now flooding into the country. a group of about 400 setting up shop near san diego on the mexican side. as children and pregnant women are part taking in three passes notorious for drug and human smuggling. >> we don't know if these people will end up. and we do not know their intentions. there is really no way to see their true criminal records in the country of origin. we do not know what record of criminal record they have and where they are coming from. >> in a statement rodney scott warns in part saying we expect and want to enter through our front door and answer questions honestly. >> will track this all morning long because this caravan is at the border today, there is a

press conference and border patrol agents are watching and ready. this can be a showdown. >> the president tearing into james comey. he says the fired after drifters leaving a trail of confusing statements over how he handled this, next to request and paralyzed play football but chris norton told us on "fox & friends" in 2016 he had a big goal to accomplish. >> now after my graduation walk, i guess do a walk for our wedding! >> this is an amazing story. he and his fiancce made that goal a reality! you do not want to miss this story, it is just ahead. ♪ adults are just kids with much, much better toys.

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you watch the way he lies, then he has the memos. i wonder when he wrote the memos?i did you a great favor when i fired this guy. >> the president tearing into james comey about his memos. and as our next guest accuses him of creative accounting for leaking memos in the new op ed raising the question is he telling the entire truth about these memos? you to explain we have a fox news contributor and washington examiner chief political correspondent byron hayes. who is telling the truth what you make of this? >> one of the bigger things that james comey is doing. the president says he is a leaguer and there seems to be no doubt at all that james comey lived one of his memos not long after he was fired. he thinks one of his memos to a friend for the purpose of the

fund giving it to the new york times. there seems to be no doubt about that but james comey is not denying that he is a leaguer. he has redefined leaking to mean this classified information was disclosed and while it certainly would be a leak, leaks are much more than that. the classic washington definition. let's the secretary has prepared a controversial new policy and someone who opposes it inside the organization gives a draft copy of it to the new york times. there is a big controversy. that is a classic washington leak. nothing is classified. it is not classified information it is a leak. >> i will regret had an interview with james comey. in exchange that improvised things. >> i told him about an unclassified conversation with the present. i do not consider it part of an

fbi file. >> eroded as fbi director. as a work product. >> no, it was not. >> you sent i do not do sneaky things, i do not leak. but we can argue what a leak is but that is a leak, isn't it? >> it's not. >> is there such a thing is unclassified information between the president and the fbi director? and then -- >> is a good question but as far as the fbi is concerned as law enforcement and others there is also confidential information. you are not free if you are an fbi official to distort and reveal sorts of things about cases that are going on inside the fbi. nothing classified about them but you still cannot talk about it. in other things that james comey said was that he considered this his diary. it was a personal note he wrote to himself and like a diary. limitation of the peer members of congress, up and so they were released 10 days ago, members of congress were trying to read the memos. the fbi treated them like a

secret. very few members of congress were allowed to see them and the ones who were had to have an fbi minder in the room they were not allowed to take notes or make copies. they were treated -- >> heavyset us with a straight face? >> i don't know! i don't have a straight face right now. i think he is very sensitive to the question of being a leaguer but i just think there is no doubt that he got it out. >> a great point byron. thank you very much! there he was paralyzed playing football in 2010. he told us in 2015 he had a big goal. >> after my graduation walk i guess i will do a walk for the wedding. lastly aspiring couple made that goal a reality! we will hear their credible story when they join us live. that they are!♪

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[music] >> we are back with a pretty incredible story. chris norton was paralyzed in a football accident back in 2010. just four years later, he was able to walk in his college graduation with the help of his fiancce. they share that moment on "fox & friends" in 2015. take a look. [video] >> now as my graduation walk i guess i will do a walk for our wedding. >> that goal has not become a reality. last week, actually exchanging their vows chris and emily

norton walked down a seven yard aisle together as newlyweds. seven yards for seven years since his accident. joining us now to join there is racial story, chris and emily. of course, their story will be issued in people magazine. it is so great to have you with us this morning. chris, congratulations on accomplishing that goal.how are you feeling? >> thank you, i feel so great. just to know that i am married to emily. it is amazing! the seven yards walk was icing on the cake. >> the accident happened in 2010. emily, you met online dating in 2013. a lot of people say, this is someone that was told they will have a three percent chance of feeling anything from his neck down. what about chris inspired you that told you, you know what? i love him and this is someone i want to marry? >> there's so much about him that inspires me. he is the hardest worker i know. he is so determined.

after the moment we first met, i think back and if i would have made a split-second judgment that he is in a wheelchair and life can be too hard, i didn't see him for who he was, i would have missed out on the best thing that ever happened to me. it just goes to show that is so important to see people for who they are because we are all facing challenges. i have challenges. you just can't see them. so i think we just spread love and kindness and to see people for who they are. >> this is a story about strength but also chris, a story about love and what two people can accomplish together. would you be where you are today if not for emily? >> absolutely not! emily has been such a support to me. she has literally been by my side every since i met her. she has really carried me a long way. i am the man i am today because of her. and my faith in god. i am unbelievably appreciative of her and what she is brought

to my life and with love, it opens doors for possibilities of hope and miracles. >> chris, we are watching this video together review walking down the aisle. it gives you chills. i'm going to put it back up on the screen. what is going through your mind in this moment. you are walking down the aisle and you have the woman you are about to marry holding in her arms. it is the first time you were able to walk that far. what are you thinking in that moment?>> i was unbelievable grateful. i have emily by my side. i am thankful and to know how far i have come, i will never forget that day. october 16, 2010, laying face down and motionless. to see where i'm at today is really special to me. i'm just very grateful. i focus on what i have been able to progress and the things i have in my life. the things i can do. it is so easy and like to focus on what you can't do or what you have lost.

for me, i have made a habit to focus on the good things in life. i think it is a habit we can all make for ourselves. that moment was just so much gratitude. >> emily, i love it you said y'all have challenges. we all have things we deal with they just might not be as visible as places are. what do you have, what advice for overcoming things? inspiring stuff to keep going when life feels like you can't go on one more day? >> yeah, there are so many times i feel down and i feel like this is the end and there are times i felt broken and there is no hope. i know chris has as well. the last few years with chris, i've learned so much that when you have god, when you work hard, when you trust that you can take what you're going through and turn it into something so incredible that can reach so many people. anything is possible when you think about it in those ways. i look at chris and everything

great that has come from his injuries and something that felt such a terrible thing. we are able to give back and do more than what we ever thought was possible because of the difficult times. we are way better off because of it. >> is amazing. and you foster five kids on top of all this chris, quickly before we go, do you have your next goal? >> my next goal really is to share my motivational speaking and through the seven yards documentary film that will be told about my story. just share everything that went into from the worst day of my life in 2010 all the way to the best day of my life last weekend on april 21. i'm really excited to share those moments and experiences and help others overcome their adversity. >> we are so proud of you. emily you also inspire us. thank you for being here this morning. >> thank you very much. >> we appreciate it.

>> for more video you can go to people tv, a great interview. so great to see them both. a secret meeting with kim jong-un stunned the world today new interstate, mike pompeo, revealed what it was like. i cannot wait for that. conservatives walking out of the white house correspondents dinner after a series of violent attacks against team trump. -- and pope francis greets katy perry. right she hang out with the pope after a year-long legal dispute with nuns? we will explain, coming up.♪ ♪ [music]

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national correspondent, -- we love your book engility. we are grateful that you woke up so early because you are not in michigan, you're at the white house correspondents dinner which will get you a moment. quickly your response on the rally. you can hear the president talked about the flag, patriotism, issues he is passionate about including immigration. people criticized him for not going to the white house dinner but this is what his base wants. he was sitting at the heart of what they want. >> what a contrast. when you so that mean, hateful, bile -- under the want to say comedian or what she was last night i saw that. it was disgusting, despicable. sarah sanders should get in -- get an apology. what a contrast with the present was doing. talking about issues people really care about. i'm going to do something that is very hard for me right now i'm going to make the news. i'm going to say that pete was right and i was wrong.

>> whoa! >> should be put up a banner? >> he said the media with the enemy of the american people. things like that go too far whether pete wants to admit it or not. however, where i was wrong, i said i think the president should be a better man about it. and the media does their tasking should go to the dinner and attachment piece. it's gone. i was wrong. he will never go to this dinner and he shouldn't. what happened to sarah sanders last night was disgusting. and i say that as a former president of the white house correspondents. it was awful. pete is right to request your apology is fully accepted! enthusiastically accepted. he did note that we do the former president of the white house correspondents association. i will not make any swamp jokes it is what it is. but that is a powerful

statement coming from you can you understand the power of the press and you are saying in this case, an apology is at the very least, needed for what was said last night here. >> at the briefing tomorrow at the white house correspondents association, as a former president is the something that i still cover the white house, bottom line, by the briefing tomorrow, of the association will see the need. although some of the board members tomorrow morning. i spoke with the president last night after the dinner and i told her, to her face i said look, it is not your fault. the comedian can say what they want whatever it is. but the association has the power and can temperamental directives disgusting and vile. what i did not say which i will call her tomorrow and say margaret love, we should put out at least a statement, an apology to sarah standards. who you work with professionally. she is a professional woman. and there is a if this were to happen to a woman who is

serving, a spokeswoman for hillary clinton as president. there would have been an uproar, outrage and rightfully so. to go after her physical appearance, to say similar things, is obviously so far beyond the line that i hope the association apologizes to sarah sanders. in fact, when i was in the board a few years ago we had someone make some vile comments about jewish people in the country and around the world. first, we were thinking, why are we getting involved in his comments? we thought about it. a lot of members called me. i think i was vice president at the time. we ended after putting a state nut. some work sat with us for attacking helen thomas cute they said this is outrageous you represent the correspondence you shouldn't do this. bottom line, they should do better and say we apologize. >> absolutely. and, it has been suggested this morning that maybe if there was a garden -- a conservative

comedian like greg gutfeld or something. has there ever been one? >> .no, we had conan o'brien. i made a conscious point by the way, without attacking anyone there now. i knew that conan o'brien understood the room and that he can be funny, he could poke fun at president obama at the time. but i will admit that as someone who is representing not just the association on that day but also fox news, i knew if i hired some comedian that was going to just rip the presidency pieces, it would look bad for me and for fox, i knew he was a professional and he would never have done to anyone what the comedian did last night.>> quickly, i know that we want to get to something but what was the mood in that moment when she was getting so personally attacked? >> i was in the first couple minutes of the routine, i will say was funny in the beginning. but then the f word and other

was kept piling on. in personal attacks. in the room, i spoke with a lot of media people that you would think, in fact, our sharp critics of the president. they would tell me terrible, pathetic. they could not believe it. >> i want to blame you and give you one last thing. i was trying to explain in previous hours, why sarah sanders is a person that helps the press. and why -- >> because the president of the association, i would go to private and say we need access to the president for this event tomorrow. you have cameras, even though we battled a lot they would open things up. and sarah does the same thing. she fights with her media data date and briefings. but she does this to open it up for all of us and protect the first amendment. and by the way, we invited her to dinner at our event and we

treated her like dirt! it was disgusting. i'm actually getting more angry thinking about it. we invited her, she represented the president. she was treated with disrespect. next you're going to lose your voice! calm down. >> by the way, i'm outraged also about what happened yesterday. i am so matt about losing. i am on team griff. >> washington sticks together. >> the swamp sticks together. >> we have to fight. >> i will see you next weekend. griff is doing a great job hope he feels better. >> thank you. >> we have other photos of griff being injured. stick with this, there is more to that story later on.

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>> i do not consider what i do delete. >> we can argue what a leak is. but that is is dead? >> it's not. >> the president calling out james comey for not knowing what a leak is. he tweeted, remember sailor! . he is referring a sailor that

was prosecuted for accidentally mishandling information. he also served one year behind bars for taking photos of classified areas in his nuclear submarine for the president hardened him this spring. in christian joins me now to talk about this. first, we saw the tweet, did you know he was referring to? and what you make of the comparison? james comey gets away with a leak here you take photos and you are in jail. >> absolutely. thank you for having me on. >> of course. >> i knew exactly what the president was talking about. and i spoke about this when he called me after he pardoned me. it is very upsetting that this person, james comey, prosecuted me to the fullest extent of the law and destroyed my life for low-level classification. i never disseminated it like him. i never give to 70 published in the new york times. you know, i simply took pictures javess mementos of my service and they destroyed my life.

here he is going on a national book tour and writing about it on national television. that he leaked classified information. >> you took photos, you are leaving that particular assignment. he wanted a memento. you admitted it was a mistake. we did not try to give them three quarters or shared among the internet or post them on facebook or give them to the russians. he simply wanted them for yourself and you admit the mistake. why the double standard for someone who is admitted i am giving these memos to the press? >> well, you know -- it is reminiscent of hillary clinton. these high-level members of politics. james comey is a politician, clearly. they do not take responsibility for their actions. they think it is a joke.i took responsibility, i sit up like a man and i admit a mistake. albeit eight innocent mistake, i still mishandled classified

information for they never got released. nothing ended up in the hands of the russians. or at the computer of a pedophile like hillary clinton email. i was prosecuted and sent to prison. and my life destroyed. >> christian, james comey also happens to say that sometimes a conversation between the president and fbi director is not classified. he was also able to look people in the eye and say it is not a leak. it is only when it is classified information. i wrote these memos on my government computer. there actually my diary. what is it about the psychology of someone, they must believe their own rhetoric in this particular case? what is he believe himself? >> i honestly believe that james comey is a narcissist. he is capable of justifying his own actions, regardless of the aftereffects. just like hillary clinton. you know, the end justifies the means.james comey clearly knows the law better than anyone according to james comey.

he interpreted the same law to prosecute me completely different when not persecuting hillary clinton. james comey does better than the us code of justice and the american people who should be our president and who break the laws and who gets to decide. >> the laws according to james comey paid a lot of comments as their question. thank you for your time.hope the next chapter of your life is going well. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me on. >> you got it. anytime. up next, the president says the days of other countries taking advantage of the us are over. >> it is hard for us to sell stuff into the european union, it was put there to take advantage of the united states. not anymore! >> the man who led the brexit campaign out of the european union for the uk. nigel will be here next. and saturday night live alumn,

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as mayor of la, he put more police on the streets and reduced violent crime by nearly fifty percent. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. >> it is very hard for us to sell stuff into the european union. it was put there to take advantage of the united states. but you are right, not anymore! >> there was a president assuring thousands in michigan last night that the days of being taken advantage by other countries are over! we have nigel with us. great to have you on! first your response. this is a message that resonates with so many people today. the president saying will no longer be taken advantage of from other places. they need to step up and play their part. >> yeah, i mean love, the

european union sees itself as a rival. they do not want to do for any favors he was a cell their motorcars they are reluctant to take american products. especially agricultural ones, beef, etc. the real part here of course is a deadline was fast approaching. the proposed american tariffs on steel and aluminum. that is all going to be sold at some point during the course of the next week. this is how donald trump negotiates. he negotiates by talking tough and waiting for the other side to come to him. but the other side knows through this that he has prepared to walk away. it is how trump does business. i have to say, it is pretty effective and something that the european union is not used to. >> will this strategy work with the eu? >> is the first time i've seen someone up to them.>> used it up to them as well, can we do

this and still succeed? >> we did stand up to them but right now equestrian negotiations for our withdrawal deal. and british prime minister i wish to do more of what trump does and stand up and talk to. and hey, it is working in korea, isn't it? if it is working for kim jong-un, i reckon it will work with brussels. >> muslim mayor of london, put out a tweet after the president announced he is coming to the uk in the near future. this is with the mayor of london tweeted. if he, meaning president trump, comes london, you open the open and diverse city. they have chosen diversity over fear. and behold a liberal values of freedom of speech very dear. the resistance continues on your side. >> yes. his liberal values, is believe in free speech is so great that actually, he does not want donald trump to come to london

at all! and when he does, he will support some idea of mass protests against the president and his presence. i would think that they are doing with the fact that homicide is up 44 percent this year! in london. get on with that, stop that. stop playing games. whether you like trump not, america is a key ally. and for the world in terms of defense, and security. the uk, us relationship matters a lot. >> the syrian airstrikes a couple weeks ago were a huge reminder that. nigel, always good to have you on the show! thank you.>> thank you. >> ,some conservatives walking out of the white house correspondents dinner after a series of violent attacks. mercedes was one of those people. she joins us live at the top of the hour.♪ ♪ stick around!

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president trump: i'd much rather be in washington, michigan than in washington d.c. right now. >> the president's speech in washington township, michigan last night. abby: everyone else is in washington d.c. >> sarah huckabee sanders, maybe she's born with it. griff: president trump tweeted this. the white house correspondents dinner was a very big boring bust. president trump: north korea a lot of good things are happening there. what do you think president trump had to do with it. i'll tell you what like how about everything. abby: members of the migrant caravan now illegally entering the u.s. sneaking in through a canyon notorious for drug and human smuggling. >> president trump said it best we've got to fix these corrupt laws. abby: summer is almost here so of course we built out out our own summer camp on the plaza. griff: is rick waiting? oh, yeah look at that.

>> ♪ ♪ abby: you know who will not be doing that this morning? our griff jenkins. griff: i'm headed out right now. only on fox & friends of course are we talking politics and culture and summer camp for kids pete: we've got a fox & friends summer camp out on the plaza we'll be out with that group later on. abby: we've got bubble soccers, you could see right there, and this comes a day after we had dogs jumping in the pool and then we thought it was a brilliant idea to have humans do it as well so pete did it and then griff jumped in in his suit pete: and didn't realize how shallow the water was so his shoulder went like this into the bottom and came out like a champion with his arms in the air the man has a massive pain threshold which is unbelievable. abby: completely dislocated your shoulder. griff: this is true but nothing could keep me from being here on the couch with you guys because

you're the best and mercedes schlapp whose joining us because there's so much news good morning. >> good morning i've got to sign up all the five girls for summer camp so things for reminding me. abby: we have all the tips at the end of the show. mercedes just off the time you were at the white house correspond ens dinner last night everyone this morning is talking about michelle wolf and how at one point she goes after sarah huckabee sanders i want to play this clip and obviously want to get your reaction. >> i'm a little star struck. i love you as aunt lidia. if you haven't seen it, you would love it. she burns fat and then she uses that to create a perfect smokey eye. like maybe she's born with it. maybe it's lies. i'm never really sure what to call sarah sarah huckabee sanders, you know, is it sarah sanders, is it sarah huckabee sanders, is it cousin, but what's uncle tom but for white women who disappoint other white

women? abby: mercedes, totally vile. is this the moment you walked out of the dinner? >> yes, matt and i stood up. at that point you just felt as it was coming along her speech which it would be about the abortion jokes or hitting being very critical of kellyanne, ivanka and then sarah sanders who was up on the stage and just going after sarah's looks, going after her job, making these false allegations. i mean it was just so incredibly disrespectful, shameful and disgusting and why these leftist comedians that was like her deplorable moment. that's why you start to realize that the president decided not to go to this dinner and at the same time it reminds us all why the president is honed in on these issues, and to go after these women, a woman going after these very talented women, i think was so incredibly offensive especially when they're going after sarah's

looks and justine her job. i mean, it was something that we were just completely floored and that's when we decided we don't want to be part of this. perfect well good for you two for taking that stand in that packed room of the swamp. well somebody who knows a lot about this dinner is our own ed henry used to be the president of the white house correspondents association host of that dinner in 2013 and he had powerful comments like yours about what was said at that podium. listen to ed: earlier in the program. ed: what happened to sarah sanders last night was disgusting and i say that as a former president of the white house correspondents association by the briefing tomorrow i hope the white house correspondents association, you guys should put out at least a statement and apology to sarah sanders who you work with professionally to go after her physical appearance, to say some of the things, obviously it is so far beyond the line that i hope and pray the association apologizes to sarah sanders. pete: mercedes do you agree?

do they need to come out and make a statement? >> look, who they apologize or don't apologize, sarah sanders has thick skin. she's one tough lady and i'm very honored to work with her and that team and i find it just to be so mean-spirited and disrespect disrespectful how she was treated. again, we have to think ability when you think of sarah when you think of kellyanne and ivanka these women workday in and day out to help push the president's policies and when the president is out in washington, michigan talking about the issues that matter to the american people, the economy, defeating isis, securing the border, his results -oriented accomplishments is just so telling of why americans feel so many of them feel like that there is this sense of elitism, that there is a sense of disconnect, from these communities, from some of those in the leftist media, that really do not understand where the heart and soul of americans lie. griff: mercedes, ed was also point out the fact that sarah

was the invited guest of the correspondent's association up on there, that's why she's there , the invited guest going into it which makes these insults even more damming. let me ask you this. should the white house, the president now for the second year, said i'm going to do a rally i'm not going to be there, i'm not going to dignify them with my appearance. should the white house begin to start a conservation with the correspondent's association and say listen we're not going to send guests like sarah sanders if they're going to be attacked this way. >> well as you know, i mean the press office they work so closely with these reporters every day. i mean sarah, you know, talks to them, they have a relationship, you want to have a good working relationship with the press. that's important, but when you invite a comedian whose going to be so offensive and insult one of your guest of honors right on stage in front of, you know, millions of people when you're talking about those watching the

show, i mean, you just have to really ask yourself if it's worth even going to the event. pete: uh-huh. >> we were having a really wonderful full time just having the conservations and engaging in dialogue with the different reporters and then after the personal attack on the women in the white house these talented women, it really makes you think , i mean, why be part of that and so we were very discouraged. i feel at the end of the day the trait that we all share which is that of the trait of the president is that we fight back. we're strong, we're united, we understand where we need to be focused on which are the policies that matter to the american people and if the so-called leftist comedian think s she was funny, it was just completely offensive. attacking conservative women and talking about abortion in a way that it was appalling. abby: women should stand up for other women. it stooped so low if anything, mercedes, it reminds us to be better, kinder, less judging people last night. it was horrible and i think everyone across-the-board can agree with that.

i want to get your thoughts before we let you go on the president's rally last night in michigan. he talked about a number of issues but of course the big news this week was north korea and for the first time kim jong-un stepping foot on south korean soil since 1953 a historic moment. he talks about what led to getting to this point. let's play a little bit of that. president trump: whatever happens happens. look, i may go in, it may not work out, i leave. i'm not going to be a john kerry who makes that horrible iran deal. $1.8 billion in cash. you know what they got? they got nothing so we're going to have hopefully a very successful negotiation over the next three or four weeks. abby: mercedes where does this go from here what happens next? >> clearly you're seeing president trump's leadership on this issue of north korea. he has been in constant communication with our allies, obviously working with the french president, he met with the german chancellor merkel as well as speaking to president moon from south korea and the japanese prime minister. this just shows that president

trump is a coalition builder. he wants to ensure that we take the necessary steps to have a complete verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the korean peninsula. we are starting to see some progress. with that being said, it is going to be the maximum pressure campaign that we will continue to implement to ensure that north korea moves in that direction. yes, they have halted in terms of production of nuclear facility or building of a nuclear facility. yes they have stopped missile testing but at the end of the day this is just some of the steps that need to be taken. we're cautiously optimistic on where this is going to go with north korea but again, we're not going to render. we're going to ensure that we keep applying the maximum pressure campaign, which our international allies have supported and i think we're see ing progress in the right direction. pete: mercedes the president mentioned john kerry in the context of the iran deal because remember after the paris attacks john kerry brought james taylor to paris to play the guitar for our allies and that's a very

different approach than fire and fury and bloody nose and the harsh tough talk that actually makes diplomacy work. what drives the strategy for this president? >> well i have to tell you when you get secretary mike pompeo who literally got sworn in and jumped on a plane to go over to the middle east to meet with the saudi arabian leaders and talk about the need of figuring out the difficulties that we're dealing with iran it's very telling. i think we have a very strong team in place and again, we'll see what the president moves forward. we're not going to get ahead of the president in terms of his position on the iranian nuclear deal but what he wants to see is a substantial fix in this deal. he recognizes that iran continues to be a problem. they continue to fund terrorist groups. they continue to destabilize the middle east region and obviously are a threat to iran, to israel, and so the key will be that we are going to look at this iranian nuclear deal and say what is in the best interest of

the united states. pete: mercedes schlapp thanks for joining us and for you and for your husband for taking that stance. abby: and for get up so early. all right, turning to some other headlines and speaking of mike pompeo just moments ago, he was arriving in israel to meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the new secretary of state discussing the iran nuclear deal with middle eastern allies this morning and pompeo is now revealing more details on that meeting with kim jong-un. >> we had a good conservation. he was very well prepared. i hope i matched that. we had a extensive conservation on the hardest issues that face our two countries. i had a clear mission statement from president trump. when i left there kim jong-un understood the mission. abby: the then cia director making the trip over easter weekend ahead of president trump 's meeting with kim. also this morning, a nationwide manhunt for an accused deputy killer is over. authorities arresting this man, john williams with the fallen deputy's own handcuffs.

williams was found at a camp in maine after a four-day manhunt and he is expected to appear in court later this week. police say the 29 year old killer the sheriffs corporate, the 13 year department veteran leaves behind a wife and four adult children. well, the hero of the waffle house shooting is stepping up in a big way yet again. shames shaw jr. now raising more than $189,000 for the victim's families after he wrestled away the ar-15 from the shooter last week. meanwhile the first funerals have been held, the first of the four victims to be laid to rest in tennessee. and the nfl draft is over and the league has a new mr. irrelevant wide receiver shows him by the washington red skins, earlier one-handed life backer griffin from ucf was drafted by the seattle seahawks

reuniting him with his twin brother how cool is that but the draft's biggest bust was not a player it was a parrot. the bird was supposed to announce the tampa bay buccs fourth round him. >> in the 2018 nfl draft the tampa bay buccaneers select jordan whitehead. abby: many fans giving the parrot an f draft grade saying she folds under pressure. pete: not a good sign for the buccaneers this year. mr. irrelevant good luck. at least you got drafted. well i hope he does, but president trump holding montana ton senator john tester accountable for his allegations about ronny jackson. president trump: tester started throwing out things that he's heard. well i know things about tester that i could say too. if i said them, he'd never be elected again. pete: so in a state won by trump , how vulnerable is tester in the coming mid-terms?

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president trump: tester started throwing out thins that he's heard. well, i know things about tester that i could say too. if i said them, he'd never be elected again. griff: president trump slamming montana senator john tester after the secret service disputed allegations against ronny jackson, so in a state where trump won 57% of the vote just how vulnerable is senator tester in the mid-term elections here to break it down deputy news editor alexia mchammond how are you? >> good morning i'm good thank you for having me. griff: this is going to be a big race. what is your reaction to what's now clearly been a race that the president is going to put

essentially a bullseye on senator tester's back? >> senator tester is perhaps the most vulnerable democratic senator in this 2018 election. i've reported on that for axios, as you just mentioned now trump won his state of montana by 20 points in 20156, but chaired to trump's 58% in a state which is much higher than his national average which suggests and shows that montana loves the president and you know senator tester is an interesting senator because although he's in a vulnerable position, he doesn't always act like it. he is the only red state democratic senator who voted against mike pompeo as secretary of state and in january he voted twice against the government funding bill so i think we can fully expect trump to sort of prioritize his senate race and unseat him come november. griff: now senator tester is also weighing in putting out a statement here where he says it's my duty to make sure montana veterans get what they need, and have earned and i'll never stop fighting for them as

their senator. you know, senator tester only won the 2012 race by four points and he's a moderate guy in the middle trying to play both sides as you point out but you know, he had a really bad january down 18 points. is tester going to be a race where democrats begin to pull resources out and let him fend for his own? >> i don't think we can expect that. i think if anything we will see democrats sort of adding additional resources because we are seeing how the president is going to get involved. there are a couple of things that helped senator tester. one is that he doesn't really have a strong formidable republican challenger, and he's obviously part of the administration now and the state attorney general decided not to run so i think until that happens that could really help tester in his favor but i would expect democrats would if anything add additional resources to help him. griff: we shall see and it will be fun to follow your reporting on it thank you very much. >> thanks so much.

griff: still ahead, the caravan of central american migrants arriving at the border this afternoon, so how should the u.s. handle this? we'll find out plus an about i trump comedian unleashing vile attacks as the host of last night's white house correspondent's dinner our next guest fellow comedian says it wasn't a roast it was being mean to people they don't like. stay tuned. >> tech: so you think this chip is nothing to worry about?

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on friday, governor doug doocey reached a deal with lawmakers for 20% pay raise for teachers by 2020 but still needs to address other demands like restoring state education funding we'll see how long that standoff continues, and tuesday, fox news kicks off its mid-term election series with a west virginia republican senate debate. congressman evan jenkins, state attorney general patrick morsey and businessman don plank enship squaring off ahead of november's election. the debate will be moderated live on this channel fox news channel at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. it is once again election season upon us. abby: you can feel it. all right well the anti-trump comedian making her point clear in her vile attacks last night as the host of last night's white house correspondent's dinner watch this. >> a lot of people want trump to be impeached i do not because just when you think trump is awful, you remember mike pence,

you guys got to stop putting kellyanne on your show. all she does is lie. we're are graced with sarah's presence tonight. i have to say i'm a little star struck. i love you as aunt lidia. pete: okay, well, fellow comedian is the writer and producer behind kevin can wait. he joins us now to react. abby: it's a great show great to have you on this morning. pete: you're the right guy to talk to. you know how to write jokes and deliver them. what do you make of last night? >> it was horrible. it was just straight up horrible the whole roasting has gotten out of hand. it's not a gentle, you know, hey we're both in the same business i'm kind of making fun of you. it's like the personal attacks, it's vicious, it's not fun. it's not funny. i don't know who blames trump for not going? i don't. it's like being invited to a restaurant where you know you're going to get food poisoning you know it. why would you go? abby: do you think this speaks to a broader problem we're see ing with comedy today?

rob schneider who i'm sure you know is an snl alum, and he says saturday night live is ruining the joke, he says the fun of snl was always you never knew which way they leaned and you kind of assumed they would lien left and liberal but now the cat is out of the bag and they are completely against trump which makes it less interesting because you know the direction the piece is going and it is so predictable to his point, do you agree with that? >> i agree with it 110%. i don't know rob. it's like you're watching the same joke over and over and over again. there's zero surprise. leave it to the writers of snl to like ruin a knock-knock joke. like knock-knock, whose there? alec baldwin and he hates trump. it's the same thing. it's just predictable. a million years ago, phil hart man did a skit where he was ronald regan and he portrayed reagan as the smartest man on the planet with unlimited energy

it was hilarious. you need an element of surprise or it's just not funny and then it's just a personal attack and boring and a yawn fest. griff: michael let me take you quickly into the writing part of this because when it came to michelle wolf's speech is it your sense that they wrote with a real intent to express the hatred that came out of that, that they didn't try and write something that will be funny and edgey but actually hateful. >> their writing for their friends is what they're doing. today i'm sure the girl who hosted i don't even know her i don't know her name, she's going to go to her friends i said it. i did the joke and sarah was right there. it doesn't matter if it's funny they're not going to she's not even trying to entertain anybody she's got an agenda she wanted to hurt people' feelings she wanted to plant her flag on mount hurt a lot and brag about it the next day. abby: yeah. >> it's boring and it's sad and it's not the spirit in which it's supposed to be.

everybody is supposed to have a good time at the roast and sadly those days are over. you want to smack the other person down and have an agenda. pete: that's exactly right but it's predictable and boring which is the exact opposite of president trump and washington township in michigan totally unpredictable but interesting because you never know where he's going to go next. why can't comedy maybe learn from trump? i don't know. i don't know but i have more fun watching a trump rally than i did the white house correspondent's dinner. he's a better comic. abby: it's a great point. thanks for being with us and keep doing your show because it makes us laugh. we need some refreshing comedy today. pete: thank you, sir. appreciate it. >> we're doing what we can we have a good time. thanks you guys. pete: you got it. all right well president trump taking his message straight to the people, touting his tax cuts and all of the economic gains since he took office. maria bartiromo joins us next to talk about where the economy can go from here. abby: and you won't want to miss this one, a texas teen leaves

her date speechless, greeting him by walking for the first time in 10 months. this is some incredible video coming in we're going to explain all of that to you coming up that is so sweet. >> ♪ ♪

president trump: so you've got to get to the poll and we have some great people running. how have you done with the tax cuts by the way? >> [applause] president trump: and not only the tax cuts, the jobs that have been created. the jobs. let me tell you, our country is doing great. you know, the stock market which is not really the all-time indicator, because the countries actually doing much better than the stock market but the stock market is up almost 35% since the election. abby: that was president trump last night in michigan for one of his infamous president trump

rallies. we want to bring in maria bartiromo host of sunday morning futures out in la. it's early there, maria. pete: we miss you. maria: [laughter] it is guys it's great to see you this morning. the president's right, abbey you know it. we all know it. we're talking about profit growth right now in the middle of the first quarter earnings reporting season we're talking about profit growth of 19%. 19% year-over-year is a huge number for s&p 500 profit that's what we're looking at for the first quarter overall economic growth about, you know, 3% or 2.7% is what's expected for the year 2018 and you are seeing this employment situation almost at full employment, so between the tax cut plan, between the regulation rollback, those two policies coming out of the trump adminitration as well as just the recovery from the bottom, we're looking at a pretty good economy right now and we get the jobs number out next friday, it's probably going to be a good number. pete: maria the president also talked about china and our trade relationship with them he said

china puts china first. i put america first. he said i don't want an out and out trade war but we might feel a little bit of pain for the short term for the betterment of the long term. where is that relationship going maria: pete that is exactly what's happening right now. the reason i'm here in la is i have an exclusive inter interview today with steven mnuchin the treasury secretary that's on first thing tomorrow on the fox business network and he's giving me this last interview before going to china and what's happening now everybody i've spoken with these china experts i speak with from hnnk greenberg to several others , say the same thing to me me and steve schwartzman from blackstone group say china is going to make some changes. they know they cannot enjoy what they've enjoyed the last couple of decades any longer things are going to change so my prediction the $375 billion trade deficit with china goes down perhaps by a hundred billion dollars, 275 and china is going to be moving their markets, they are going to

be opening the markets more for foreigners in particular for american companies. you know that when you go to china right now, you can not and if you want to sell to the 1.3 billion population there is 10 industries that are deemed off limits that you will not get a foothold at all and even if you do you'll be able to own 49% of a joint venture a chinese company will be on the other side and they will be running the joint venture. they are going to move to change things. they are going to start opening up their markets and so this, you know, punch in the face that donald trump basically gave is working. his tough talk is working so going on a trip and i do believe that at some point we'll see china make concessions. griff: maria let me quickly point out one thing because in california the immigration stuff a few weeks ago the president talked about the program you're at ground central for how that impacts what is your sense of how the presidents comments are playing there in a state that depends heavily on them? maria: you know i think it's a real divided state right now, griff. the fact is people understand

that for a country you need borders. everybody wants immigration, no doubt, we're a diversified country but it has to be legal immigration and i think there's a real push and pull going on here. we hear the loudest voices oftentimes that doesn't necessarily represent the broad state and by the way, we've got an interview this morning on sunday morning futures with senator lindsay graham we're going to be getting into that as well as the fbi and the doj abusive of power here he's obviously on the senate judiciary so we'll talk about these james comey interviews he's doing where he's perjuring himself and the ig report is coming out in terms of what he did. abby: it's going to be a great show. i do have an important question of all the guests we have on the show nobody has more energy than you and it's so early there in la. what is your secret? what do you wake up and drink in the morning or eat, where does that energy come from? maria: you know what? i just gave up coffee recently so all i drink is water now and i went to bed really early last

night. pete: it's called living well. griff: we want the truth here. maria: i'm ready. griff: do you have dragon energy that we're seeing here? pete: it might be. maria: yeah i guess so me and kanye. >> [laughter] abby: we'll see you in a few minutes thanks so much. maria: thanks so much. abby: doesn't she have amazing energy? pete: and she lands an interview with steven mnuchin before he goes to china? abby: well we have other headlines i want to bring you starting on a serious note a brother and a sister reunited after losing their parents and a baby sister in a tragic car crash look at this heartbreaking photo so the accident leaving eight year old angie and 5-year-old zachary in critical condition and injuring their two younger brothers. an suv striking their vehicle in texas killing their parents and eight week old sister. if you'd like to help the siblings with medical costs we'll have more on how you can help tomorrow morning with their

aunt who will join us on the show on fox & friends it's so heartbreaking. also this, the first members of that caravan of migrants now flooding into the country the group of about 400 setting up shop near san diego on the mexican side as children and pregnant women are caught sneaking in through a passage notorious for drug and human smuggling. vice president mike pence is preparing for a trip to the u.s. mexico border in california and that's set for tomorrow where he meets with border officials and important timing for that trip. well the university of texas now treating masculinity as a mental health issue. a newly-launched program is urging male students to take more control over their gender identity and develop a healthy sense of masculinity. the program warns that men who enjoy taking care of people or being active is dangerous, claiming that traditional ideas and masculinity place men into rigid boxes preventing them from developing their emotional maturity. so you can't go help people? griff: apparently not.

abby: well now to the best video you'll see all day a texas teen surprises her prom date by walking for the first time in 10 months watch this. >> [cheesier and applause] >> no! abby: this is amazing video so morgan posting her date's priceless reaction on social media. it's unknown what exactly caused the medical issue but the teen beauty, she was crowned prom queen as you can see there, walking for the first time, and the couple looks so happy. pete: very cool. abby: that's what life is all about those moments. pete: for sure. abby: rick how you doing out there? rick: beautiful story i love see ing that. we have an amazing time going on out here. these incredible games this one i've never heard of it i bet it's like everybody knows about it now, gaga ball i think it's called? so we'll watch these guys, we'll talk a little bit about the weather big weather coming this week. we've not had much in the way of

tornadoes in fact every month so far we've been below average overall we're about half what we would normally see this time of the year heading in towards may the busiest tornado season of the month and right on target think we're looking at activity tomorrow, tuesday right across parts of the areas from omaha down across the missouri river down towards kansas city and then wednesday get ready i think it's our biggest day to be looking at large tornadoes around parts of oklahoma throughout kansas and parts of missouri and texas so we'll watch it closely the other story is warming temperatures take a look at what happened, chicago you have a very chilly morning this morning, tomorrow you get a high of 72, fargo 77 beautiful down across much of the southeast, again by tuesday we start to see that warm air move towards the east and take a look at wednesday and thursday. boston, finally getting over 80 degrees, going to be beautiful. all right abbey? we got something setup for you out here. you got to climb this wall. pete: it has abbey's name on it. i agree. abby: well no, no, not what's happened with griff yesterday. i'm steering clear of that.

pete: you've got to get back up that next day. that's why griff has one arm. abby: we got to be fighters on this show. you're a fighter griff because you're here today. griff: dragon energy. president trump warning his supporters not to get complacent because of the democrat's win in the 2018 mid-terms they'll impeach him. president trump: if you listen to maxine waters, we will impeach him. the people said but he hasn't done anything wrong. oh, that doesn't matter. griff: is he right? we'll debate that coming up next >> ♪ ♪ your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember.

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contributor and gop political analyst giano coldwell and democratic strategist joel payne so the president says it is the goal of democrats especially in the house to do exactly what they say they want to do like maxine waters and others have said which is impeach this president if they get the majority. is the president framing this debate correctly? >> no, you know this reminds me when i was a kid. pete: so they don't mean it? >> yeah, yeah, when i'd get in trouble and try to deflector change the topic to something else because i don't want to focus on what the actual news is here is the actual news. the president was in michigan last night, okay? this approval rating is under 40 % in michigan, a state that he won and by the way macomb county where he beat hillary clinton by 12 points do you know what's in the bullseye of his tariff war against china and our allies? soybeans which is one of the biggest soybean producing areas in the country in macomb, michigan. the president doesn't want to focus on the fact that his agenda has an a failure and fail

ing in the heart of trump country that's what the news is any focus on impeachment by the president is an attempt to deflect his base. pete: democrats have said many time and time again their goal ultimately is impeachment his biggest goal running an ad millions of dollars to impeach him, is he right? >> well here is the thing first and foremost want to say thank you to maxine waters for giving us this genius campaign strategy , this impeachment talk is really good to when it coming out in these mid-term elections. the question is especially for the party in power why should the voters come out? democrats have the reason why they should come out and now we have a reason why our voters should come out we talk about the conservatives and republican s and trump supporters so considering the fact there's so much emphasis being placed on this impeachment where there's literally nothing that the president has done wrong orem peachable i should say, this is an excellent time for us to get

our base out. not only did we put together the tax reform and we passed those things over to the american people, we can now say the democrats want to obstruct further and impeach a president so this is i think an excellent strategy that we've took in the democratic play book and turned it right back on to them. pete: joel honest question, besides resistance and some called that impeachment what is the police officer of democrats running in 2018? >> the platform is reverse all things that donald trump has done to ruin the progress of the obama-era. the economy everyone likes to brag about, could i finish my point, is that okay? the progress that he likes to brag about is all barack obama's progress. he did the hard work over the past eight years. >> he de regulated the economy. >> by the way, if you want to take another shot at maxine waters, i think you should come with something stronger than that. >> it's not a shot. i'm giving her hugs and kisses.

i love maxine waters. >> i'll ride with maxine and all the things she's done to fight for working families over the years. pete: if you're riding with maxine, then you're riding with impeachment because that's all she talks about. >> that's not all she talks about and that's a ridiculous misrepresentation of maxine waters and what democrats feel. >> pretty much. that is one part of what democrats are talking about which by the way the only reason they're talking about it is because the president is giving them amunition to talk about it. pete: there you go. real quick. >> there are democrats saying this is inappropriate to talk about impeachment you're talking about harry reed, nancy pelosi, who said we should -- >> >> i know harry reed, i worked for him. you've got so much other stuff with donald trump. >> so with that being the case he have a very important question. what do democrats stand for and you said basically nothing. pete: go back to obama.

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go believe it or not summer is almost here and for you parents out there that means it's time to choose a summer camp for your kids but where do you begin here to help break down options is executive director of maryland's river valley ranch cam john. where is river valley and what do you got going on there? >> we're located just north of baltimore so we've been there for almost 60 years and offer a variety of different activities, different camps for kids ages 7- 17. one of over 900 camps in the country. griff: it's really important to

get your kids involved in camp. i want you to explain to me why you're also showing me what is abbey doing here? >> this is an activity called archery tag. this is between dodge ball, paintball and archery kind of a big soft foam tip on the end that keeps it safe but allows it to become a fun game for kids so we're just doing target practice griff: we'll try not to get shot what are these guys doing? >> so this is bubble ball it's a variation of soccer you can see provides additional fun for the kids and a twist on a common game. griff: hold on get me up on that tower, pete how you doing? pete: i don't know we'll find out. griff: what is pete doing up there? >> that is a vertical ropes course and all these new initiatives we have are designed to really challenge kids put them out of their comfort zone. griff: how about challenging pete. >> he looks very challenged up there. griff: you got it buddy hang in

there. now you know it's things like this that builds esteem and really gets kids get away from computers. >> absolutely getting kids unplugged is one of the big missions of camp, getting them out in the open. abby: and confidence. >> teamwork, and really overcoming obsticles. abby: pete needs a confidence boost today. >> yeah, that's good. but they do something like this, how can i overcome something else in my life that's hard so that's what these are designed to do. griff: clearly, pete getting a little bit of confidence boost there at the very end, to add to his masculinity. abby: more fox & friends right after this.

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tomorrow is dan bongino, it's going to be a great show have a great sunday everybody. we're going to stay out here and play some ball. >> ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning from los angeles, north korea vows to shutdown its nuclear test site ahead of an anticipated summit between president trump and kim jong-un. meront controversy this morning surrounding james comey after he claims he's not a leaker and president trump calls on one democratic senator from a red state to resign hi everyone thanks for joining us i'm maria bartiromo welcome to sunday morning futures. new word out of the today that north korea plans to make another step to signal and this follows leaders from both side holding a historic meeting in which kim jong-un said he