million spending hundred 66,000 kids to better schools. >> that is it for this week. thank you to my panel and thank you all >> president trump any feud with the justice department did not define the department of justice and fbi investigate whether an informant who contacted members of the 2016 presidential campaign, was operated for possible political purposes or as others say, the informant was investigating allegations of russian influence in the presidential election. hello everyone welcome to a brand-new hour of "americas news headquarters". >> the president tweeting his demands to make it official tomorrow. this comes on the heels of the presidents claims that the fbi sent a spy inside his campaign even before the start of the

russian investigation. ellison barber is live at the white house with more. >> last night president trump called on the department of justice to release documents related to informant saying the only way to find conclusive answers was to review or release related documents. now he says that he is demanding an end will make the demand official tomorrow. he tweeted this. quote i hereby demand and will do so officially tomorrow the department of justice looking into whether or not the doj, fbi /doj infiltrated that campaign for political purposes. reports surfaced about a secret fbi informant the president suggested informant was a spy and possibly therefore political reasons. "the new york times" is reporting that the fbi sent an appointment to talk to two campaign advisors that quote - only after they received evidence that the fair had suspicious contact link to

russia during the campaign. republicans on the house intelligence committee and on the senate judiciary committee are saying that they have many questions, the dock democrat on the house intelligence committee says all of the presidents allegations are nonsense. >> senator grassley sent a letter asking questions about this. our intent on letting mr. mueller doing his job but i want to make sure the fbi and department of justice did not try to in their own way, change the outcome of the election. >> is a part of a string of meritless allegations from the very beginning that i was wiretapped at trump tower, a conspiracy, the investigation began with a christopher steele dossier. all of which was untrue. >> we reach out to the white house to try and get more information on what an official demand might possibly look like. and exactly when it could come. tomorrow, so far we have not heard back. >> thank you very much. >> for more on this now we turn

to steve nelson. what has reported for the washington examiner. what do you predict could happen this week? >> this demands for the justice department to look into the alleged informant is really off of the twitter feed. the white house and justice department have not responded to the request for comments from what i'm sure is about 200 porters wanted to know what this is about. -- reporters wanted to know what this is about. the present said there was an informant speaking to members of the campaign and has called for the release of documents to congressional investigators. it is conceivable that this demand for an official look into this will take some different form. perhaps, suggestion that the inspector general review this.

perhaps at the documents be provided to congress. we just do not know yet. z went to try and see these. they're not giving the documents and congress they say, is being stonewalled about this and raising troubling questions about the bureau potentially using an informant during the presidential campaign. others say was targeted specifically at potential russian influence in the campaign. in the election and not the campaign itself. >> the congressional investigator is have not been able to get much information on this. the justice department saying they cannot really out the informant. that of course will not satisfy people. there's talk of holding the attorney general, jeff sessions in contempt. devin nunes, chairman of the house intelligence committee suggested today there might be more than one informant. this is a story that is not going to be over quickly. >> when the president says he will demand tomorrow, do you know what type of steps that

would take precisely in terms of telling the justice department want to do? and as you say, what with the attorney general or rug was assigned push back and say no? >> frankly it is unclear. the president if you look at the twitter feed today, there are many tweets angry about the russian investigation and alleged double standardwith hillary clinton. the delivery of documents, congressional investigators , is very clearly frustrated with this. with the official look into the matter, entails, is unclear. another white house press staff, they themselves probably do not know yet at this point the president would like to request on the hillary clinton email situation, critics say the contrast is just a start. hillary was not put under oath, the other folks are not put under oath. just about this alleged informant in the journal, they

said quote - this would amount to -- it is usually disconcerting. it will also be a major for the electronic answers we know about what was bad enough. obama appointees rapidly announced officials to monitor the conversations but the fbi played dirty with surveillance against part of page, telling the court that this came from the hillary clinton campaign. now we find it may also have been growing at human intelligence to infiltrate the trump campaign. others say it was not to infiltrate the campaign. it was to investigate the allegations. is there a difference between essay going and trying to meet with carter page and having this alleged informant meet with another foreign affairs advisor as well as meet with george papadopoulos individually? is it semantic or does it matter if there individuals or

campaign officials? >> it is been interesting to read the reporting on the meetings that the cambridge university professor had with the trump campaign advisors. just mentioning russia, mentioning stone emails and passing. it is unclear how thorough his investigating was, their potential wrongdoing of these advisors. certainly it will be more details to come. >> that will be the statement of the year. for more this would bring in john dell computer vice president at the institute for constitutional government at the heritage foundation. john, as an expert in the constitution, you are also former deputy attorney general. you think the fbi was using the alleged informant? >> look, this investigation was certainly threatening to come off of the resident was on.

there was it seems a foreign intelligence investigation, not a criminal investigation going on involving george papadopoulos and carter page. before this was initiated at the end of july, this professors are speaking to papadopoulos, carter page and others asking questions about the russians. this is very, very dangerous territory. >> why would that be dangerous territory? let's see those three potential or colluding or have information of wrongdoing. let's say when the fbi have a legitimate reason to investigate? >> so the foreign intelligence surveillance act is designed to root of people that either willingly or unwillingly are agents of foreign powers visited extent of what you think the russians had actually co-opted someone to work for them, then this is legitimate. but this leads into a criminal investigation and involved one of the major political parties in the heat of a political

campaign. this is fraught with medical peril. these decisions are being made by political appointees. when you add on top of that, all that has come out about peter strzok and lisa paige and anti-trump bias and those leading the investigation, it becomes particularly problematic. it is still early days. we do not know if this guy was being paid to be an fbi informant, whether he was doing this on his own or if he was the only one. what intelligence gathering. -- he was offered to pay papadopoulos a few thousand dollars to write a paper. >> yes -- >> that is what conforms to peers or spies do to try and broken people to cooperate. to george papadopoulos he seemed like a willing person.

>> adam schiff is currently denying any wrongdoing. let me get your reaction to what he is saying. >> this claim by the presidents suggestion by giuliani that there is a political spine embedded in the trump campaign, you hear this in the same terms that donald trump often speaks. which is, people are saying or i am hearing or we are being told. that is another way to say that this is true but we would like to spread it anyway. >> is there a difference or is it just semantics between the fbi sending and informative talk to the individuals or the campaign? or are they both the same? >> well, in this case, these individuals have one common thread. which was, they were all involved in the campaign. while two of them you might be able to characterize as volunteer advisors you cannot say that about the comanager of

the campaign. there is no way to embed somebody into this campaign or have someone sniffing around this campaign without getting into the tactics of what the campaign was. this was an investigation that was fraught with little power from the beginning. later it was initiated to try to root out what the russians are trying to get into it is quite clear what they did but it was done so seemingly against one campaign and in a way that has left the fbi once more, open to the charge that they had been politicized and westernized with the criminal process. >> of the sentences of the bureau, have an obligation to root out objectively this type of allegations? >> they do. you have to handle this kind of thing very delicately. they could have at some point gone and talked to the trump campaign. they refused to do so. now they going to be part in a bit of a bind.

they said you have someone on the fbi payroll, possibly, sleeping on my campaign.tell congress about it so we can find out what happened with respect to the lesson file all of the cards on the table. they say we had a confidential source and we have an obligation to protect a person. this is a standoff potentially between the president and the fbi. the director, christopher wray and possibly rogers and stein and jeff sessions. >> also between congress and the officials. that is what devin nunes said. >> if they ran a spy ring or informant ring and they were paying people, within the trump campaign, if any that is true, that is an absolute redline. there is not an honest possum - and honest person in this that would fund this and operate like this and in the time to

send that it had quite a bit of detail on it. if any of that is true, there is a redline in this country. you cannot do this to political campaigns. >> had to think that this will play out? and does the president have the power to be classified? does he have that power? >> he does. he can also fire robert mueller and he can shut down the investigation. he would choose to do so and take the political headset that involves i don't know. he has not done that to date but asking the effect to disclose the confidential informant is a bit of a risky business. but i think devin nunes is onto something. it is one thing to look at an individual and say that they are potential russian spy. it is another thing to let this go on and extend the tentacles of the investigation. it is very dangerous and once they have left this to be vulnerable to be attacked.

>> thank you for your service to this country. thank you for your insight today. >> thank you. >> we learn more about the mindset of the suspect accused of carrying out the deadly shooting in santa fe texas? what court documents are now revealing and the texas congressman that says he has an idea on how to prevent some of these tragedies. he joins his neck. plus the presidents district meeting with kim jong-un is coming up fast. there are serious new stumbling blocks emergent. illustrate how the president is responding.that is also ahead.

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no one in law enforcement stopped him here we cannot guarded the entrance of the schools we have in texas but we can guard one or two. we have to think out of the box. >> casey siegel is live in santa fe with more. >> sunday church service no doubt took on a different meaning today for this small community. members either went to their own houses of worship and comfort for searching for answers or attended a large public service. held just a mile down the street from the high school crime scene. many victims family members in attendance but also the texas governor and first lady. following the emotional service governor gray abbott laying flowers in sprint of the high school honoring the 10 people killed friday morning. this is the first funerals began. a memorial be held today for a

foreign exchange student from pakistan, and honest in 20 days shy of finishing her studies here and returning to her home country and family because she is one of eight students shot to death as well as to teachers. this sunday, it is about lifting up so many that have suffered devastating losses marching forward with the investigation and searching for ways to end the senseless crimes. >> my goal is to ensure swift and meaningful action. the people in santa fe, as well as other schools, they deserve this which is why we will begin roundtable discussions on tuesday. >> also chilling new accounts from eyewitnesses are also beginning to emerge your students inside now describing

how the shooter taunted his victims yelling, surprise! entering classrooms asking everyone to come out from hiding and answer, ringing cell phones that parents were calling to check on their kids. stephen overheard cheering and celebrating at times throughout the 33 minute long attack. that 17 year old, still being held without bond here in galveston county. in a jail, 20 miles from where he admitted carrying out now one of the deadliest mass shootings at a school in us history. >> very disturbing, thank you for that report. the more in this we are going to be in the texas tongues, whose congressional district is near santa fe. in a twist he delivered a speech about school safety the night before. the congressman is with us. thank you for being here.

i understand in the space that you propose incorporating a secret service system into law enforcement. specifically referring to this threat assessment and protective intelligence.how would that operate in a school setting? >> first off let me just say, it is great to be with you. to talk to about this horrible tragedy. i didn't give this and i would urge first off, that maybe your viewers, to know more about this would go to my website. and look at this speech, it is seven minutes on the house floor. i have the long version of it. my condolences and prayers go out to the families of these victims but it is high time we go past condolences and prayers. we need action. the secret service method that you mentioned, absolutely connects the dots between various sources of information

from various input and they have done threat assessments on people and act absolutely self identify a threat. and when we do that, we can have an intervention here. we have analysts that look at this. and let me tell you, when the first shot goes off it is too late.we have failed. it is time to enact a program, a policy or a method that is for years protected our presidents by the secret service and also, the los angeles police department. protects celebrities with the same thing. it is a shame, it is absolutely unbelievable we do not have the same to protect our schools and communities. >> raises, this shooter had no criminal record. but he posted multiple menacing messages on social media. with a have clearance based on this information before friday

shooting? >> wesley working with the secret service. i had discussions with the governors office today. we are working with colleagues at the other end of the capital and the senate to come up with this method and see how we can empower the student districts, law enforcement, fbi, and it is as it is a have information on these children that identify, this is not an invasion of privacy. we are not identifying people, we are having this people identify themselves with red flags as you just said. when they say i'm going to grow up and be a school shooter. are they then interviewed and interrogated by law enforcement, 39 times, nikolaus cruz @ the parkland florida shooter. we have to connect these dots. that is what this will be all about. >> and then this guy tried out

for varsity letter that he dropped out before the season started. i think that is what you would be looking out for. talking to you, congressman, as a lawmaker. would you be willing to draft a bill supporting texas attorney general ken paxton and his idea of arming teachers? >> i absolutely would. i agree with that. we need to harden our schools. unfortunately, you know, i think in this country and i have lived in texas my whole life. surrounded by guns. yet i do not have this problem growing up. this is not a gun probably have to protect our children. we have to be able to identify these people who harm others and give plenty of signals off that they are going to be able to intervene when we need to. but we have to have some armed individuals. i've said for a long time, a bad guy with a gun, the only to

stop him is a good guy with a gun. this is not a gun problem though. we cannot just have a knee-jerk reaction. >> we are not going there. but i do want to ask you, when you consider, just hear me out, would you consider a law that holds legal gun owners, legally or criminally liable liable for their guns being used in deadly shootings. >> no, i cannot because what happens if they are stolen, what if they are legitimately >> what if you are a parent to discuss took his father's legally own done. to the parents bear responsibility if their kids, they are allowed in the house. they didn't break into get to the den. should the parents be held accountable on some level if the children are able to get to the guns?>> that depends upon the circumstances. you know, if this young man had

been previously identified, he certainly gave up some signals. they are still ongoing investigation to find out just exactly and what kind of red flags raised. but it would be hard for me to sit up here and say that parents are going to be held responsible for something that their kids did. and it would depend on the circumstances, the certainly are circumstances where parents would definitely be held accountable. how with this guy was 17 years old, these were not so-called assault rifles, these are >> was still they were killed. they turned deadly. but i understand the point you're making. definitely. >> it does not have to be guns could be a gun with a vehicle. it could be a truck. >> but we are talking of school shootings. and this is the ninth one this year.that is what we are talking about that. if i can, i would like to get or switch gears for a moment.

final thoughts on this topic otherwise i will switch gears. >> it is just time to quit talking about things and implementing something that will be able to protect our communities and children and it has really worked out presidents, is for celebrities. with the lapd, time to make things happen. >> with us to follow your track on getting the legislation implemented congressman.we would invite you to come back on to let us know how that is going. >> you bet. >> we have time for a final question? all right, congressman, you will be let off the hook. i will not ask about the presidents tweets today. >> let me say this will quick arthel. i support with the president tweeted. it is time to get to the bottom of this and to cease injustice. >> thank you very much, congressman, brian babin. i'm sorry we had to talk under these circumstances. >> absolutely, me too.

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trade war with china is on hold. the treasury secretary steve mnuchin saying beijing and washington are dropping their terror genzyme tariff threats. all this while they agreed to buy more us-made products. >> agreed on a framework. which is important to understand. that includes their agreement to substantially reduce the trade deficit by increasing their purchases of goods. we also discussed getting very structural issues that they will make their economy to make sure we have a fair ability to compete. also protections about technology. >> garrett tenney has more now. >> the top administration is putting a trade war with china on hold. at least for now. today the white house said the trade talks went so well that

they decide not to impose tariffs on chinese products while the negotiations play out. the trade deficit with china last year was roughly 375 billion dollars. in the first round of negotiations, both sides agreed to cut back by more than half. as he slapped the us is also pushing china for help with north korea head of the presidents summit with him gently. on fox news under the treasury secondary steve mnuchin said the issue will not influence this. >> i don't think will go easy on trade talks at all. leave a very good framework agreement that is not just about buying goods. it is about structural changes, lowering tariffs. >> this pushing back on that they're looking to help the telecom company zte in order to get to china on trade. they say that the two are separate issues and argue any changes will not jeopardize us security. >> let me just say with as much clarity as possible, if any of the remedies are altered, they

are still going to be very tough. the question is whether they are perhaps, some small changes around the edges. the president is doing is because it was a good feeling between him and china. >> the commerce secretary is preparing for a trip to beijing where he plans to look at where the us must receive more trade like energy, agriculture. >> garrett tenney, thank you. >> the more this is bringing lieutenant colonel davis. how long do you think this will last? >> anything with lowering tensions with economic trade partners, lowers security tensions, is always a good thing. i noticed that the chinese state media today reported on this matter with very good terms and admittedly have this

imbalance needs to be brought back into balance. it looks to me like the administration is doing a good job so far. we have tensions lower than some tensions are increasing as the china military action. potentially nuclear armed bombs now phrased in the south china sea and and man-made islands. they have experience with this having advised the south koreans for years. what do you think? >> i think we need to understand i guess, what is actually at play here. a lot of people are trying to build this up as a china threat and they are moving out and potentially offensive operations. basically what those are, aircraft carriers in the middle of the water, relatively small, they cannot go anywhere.they can be targeted rather easily. i can assure you, those would not be hard to take out. the chinese know that and so they know that the actual military capabilities to be taken out the minute they pose a threat to us. i think they're trying to send a message to some just make it

seem like they have more military capabilities than they do. it is really not that big of a threat. >> someone said this is pretty provocative action. there extending the military reach. there being defiant and try to claim the islands and the area for themselves. >> they are. and again, i think it is part of the perception he wants to show that they have power because there is lots of oil underneath some of those waters. i think their laying claim to that. have been disputed for a long time. i think it is perception. they want to show that they have control what i do not know that they really do. the name is still there, the air force in areas not too far we could be plenty of power in the area. i assure you it is not that much of a threat. >> mentioned the b-52s and the upcoming summit unless kim cancels that. the joint military exercises we canceled the flyovers with b-52s because south korea

pulled out not wanting to increase tensions. what you think of that? and do you think some of this can go on? there's a good chance but i think the president is taking a measured approach saying that we can bypass on this one issue with the b-52s. because we are not stopping the exercises. they have been scheduled for a long time and we have a number of things that will be coming up and it will stay on schedule. but the president is saying we can give you this small gesture because this is all it really amounts to because guaranteed is b-52s can take up any time that there needed to. the bottom line, and were going to emphasize is that the president is actually have to have a complete denuclearization to keep america safe. we hope that is what eventually happens. we have kim jong-un can convince that is what he should do for his own interest. the fact is, even if he doesn't, he knows this is able to keep a safe because of our deterrence. military, nuclear and

conditional deterrence is so overwhelming kim jong-un knows it would be suicide to try anything else. if he tries to drag this out it will not work that well because we have all the time in the world where he does not. >> quickly finally, what you expect to come out of this? and do you think what he could give up or compromise on? >> one of the things he could is say let's work first of all on the elimination of the long-range missile capability. what allows him to potentially threaten the united states. maybe that will be a first step because that was significantly lower the threat to the united states. the bottom line is that kim will do everything in his power to distract as much as he can. this will probably take a lot longer than anyone wants to but no matter how long it takes what actually happens, he can keep us safe and kim jong-un cannot in the united states without serious consequences. >> lieutenant colonel, daniel davis, with some comforting words. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> the promise of immigration

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legislation. >> he is against catch and release. obviously he is very much against the ms-13 gangster however, he is also talked definitively about the wall. it would serve many different functions. >> welcome back to stephen nelson, white house reporter for the washington examiner. his heart kellyanne conway talk about with the president wants. if you could spell it with the moderates want in terms of immigration and wife is immigration a land mine, potentially for the republicans? >> the moderate republicans in congress, there's a group of them that are attempting to force a vote on daca protections making affirmative for the president of course when you not the daca would and last year called on congress to make it permanent. an overwhelming majority of the public would like it but the

thinking is majority of americans court immigration station that is counter -- intentionally jeopardized republican majority. >> based on what we just heard from kellyanne conway, it seems like the president is no -- if this is to prevent them from winning crucial races with the present been willing to keep immigration demands on hold until after the midterms? >> the sense of urgency i guess it depends whether you are a district that has a lot of hispanics in the district that has a lot of very conservative voters. the sense of urgency has been somewhat reduced by the fact that the daca debate is tied up and it seems likely that the supreme court might not even get to addressing the matter before the election. this might be something that the argument, it is not

suppressing. moderate republicans were attempting to discharge petition in the house, which is close to enough members on board. they see it as more pressing. what becomes of that remains to be seen. right now republican leaders, notably say that this is something that should be put on the back burner. i was just going to ask you considering that paul ryan is now considered the lame dr. who is a republican house boys on integration and issue that should the main focus. yes and kevin mccarthy, this is not political just to get them to listen to him? >> is interesting. they reported today that there was some consideration to get rid of paul ryan early so that mccarthy would be a stronger leader. particularly after the farm bill last week block in part because of the debate about

immigration. it is unclear that he is actually going to be a pose that is reportedly something that has been addressed to the president and he is considering whether to lay in on this. >> will cause even more drama that perhaps they don't necessarily need. so i have time for another question? because the matters get resolved in the house, then he goes over to the senate and there is no guarantee they will have a rubberstamp. >> it is certainly that was an issue earlier. it is a debate that seems difficult that it be resolved at least for the election but of course that will not keep people from trying to request stephen nelson, thank you. >> thank you for. >> me while the rest of the kilauea volcano continues. love consumes more homes on hawaii's big island. coming up, we live on the ground with more details.

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of lava and haze. >> they confirmed two separate lava flows are hitting the ocean. when that happens it creates a steam eruption that has little tiny particles of glass in it. when that happens, scientists warned that it moves with the wind and really there is no warning when it could change directions. prior to the lava crossing into the ocean, it crossed over a major highway right there. that roadway is now closed which makes for one fewer escape route for stranded residents. the national guard and counties already have an airlift at four people to safety and rescue missions delegate more dangerous as lava flows from kilauea. >> when it took a turn we decide to come back home and here we are. we are hoping for the best. hoping that it ends soon.

kind of scary times. to be quite honest. there's not a lot else we can do but to be here and wait it out. we do want to mention the first serious injury was reported. there was a man standing on his balcony with lava scatter hit on his leg. >> so heartbreaking to see this and we are concerned about all of our citizens there. >> an unexpected surprise to a safari park. they were not counting on the tiger that gave birth. do. because the possibility of a longer life and a better life is the greatest possibility of all. purina pro plan. nutrition that performs.

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in a phone conversation this afternoon, rudy giuliani, our chief white house correspondent, john roberts, that two weeks ago mr. giuliani had a conversation with special counsel robert mueller. about an end date to the investigation. >> the former mayor giuliani told mr. mueller an interview with the present would be contentions on there being an end state to the probe. he says if he is able to interview the present by mid july, he should be able to wrap up the investigation by the first. mayor giuliani also says he wants investigation wrapped up by that date we are told in order to clear this so there appears to be according to

former mayor giuliani serving as one of the lawyers for the president, that there can be a end date, september 1. >> will keep you posted. keep it right here on fox news. >> this time i will keep that the ball clear to the moon. >> in this case it's kim jong-un and holding the football and president trump, not charlie brown, left swinging in the air. as it has happened so many times before. greg: thank you for explaining that you idiots. [laughter] it was a word that ripped a hole in the universe.