leland: and a fox news alert. live pictures out of washington. protesters preparing for a march of the white house. as you look right now, protesters have party organized to respond. you are seeing performers at the shuttered down rally that has begun at 1:00 eastern in washington. liz: coverage across washington. the unite the right protesters are beginning their march. griff jenkins is that the shut it down counter protest. leland: with that, welcome to

"america's news hq" from washington. 1:00 p.m. eastern as this is starting to get underway. i am doing better. liz: this is already a year ago we have it and will happen. elizabeth prann. thanks for joining us. let's check in with peter doocy at the unite the right. -we are at the foggy bottom metro stop and the reason for that is that unite the right rally demonstrators and we don't know how many there are going to be. they made at the metro station in northern virginia 15 miles from here, 10 metro stops away and they were all writing together. the organizer, jason tessler was not able to get a permit for the unite the right in charlottesville last year once to have as many people altogether as they can and they will come here. so far we have noticed there are more police officers than normal, but otherwise because we are still a few hours away from

the expect the arrival of these demonstrators who say they are going to have a civil rights rally in front of the white house. there is just not a whole lot yet. once they get here, the plan is as we understand according to organizers, these demonstrators will march down 23rd street and turn down pennsylvania and that will take them to the white house. right now it is just a normal sunday afternoon outside of the university hospital, foggy bottom metro. we have seen throughout the day dozens if not hundreds of police on bicycles and a large millions. it seems like they have been just kind of practicing, making sure they know where they can and to keep the demonstrators apart from any counter protesters because again, it's not a secret that this is the

first top in d.c. for the unite the right demonstrators. liz: we heard they are prepared for hopefully just about anything. peter doocy with the very latest. thank you could appreciate it. leland: massive police protest there. massive police protest were griff jenkins says standing by at the shut it down rally, the counter protest to unite the right. -hi, leland and liz. it's going to be disproportionate the numbers. already a few thousand counter protesters made up of a broad coalition of groups or blacklist matter is here. their speakers on the stage now. you see the flag here, and teeth, the anti-fascists making themselves known. they will be here as they take the stage right now, i was able to speak with david thurston, who is one of the organizers and he says this is what the message

is all about. take a listen. >> we are here to the arrival of neo-nazis in d.c. we want to show we don't have to live in fear, that we cannot resistance to the far right and stop them from claiming space in our cities. -while they have a permit, this will go down from noon until 2:00. a core group of mental march back towards the white house a few blocks from lafayette. they will begin to march there. a few people here, there's some children out here. there some parents out here and they said if things get to be contested, that clearly what you're going to have according to listening to peter talk about the small number turning out for unite the right. this group is growing and getting much larger. we will see this all afternoon, guys.

>> griff jenkins they are in downtown washington. he will be marching with them. thank you. liz has more. leland: for more on how being d.c. or charlottesville. the fox news contributor and personal friend. first and foremost they declare a state of emergency ahead of the weekend, friday through sunday. >> authorities are in washington d.c. learned a lot about what was going on in charlottesville. charlottesville they are not prepared for the mass demonstration that place last year. the washington d.c. police department is clearly prepared. you have to understand that washington d.c. there are numerous demonstrations through the years and washington d.c. in

any one coming year may handle about it doesn't or more. they are prepared for this demonstration. liz: they are at different locations. obviously when kidneys groups can mean. how do authorities prepare for that and keep them separated for two large groups? >> what they are going to do is count on two things today. there are a lot of barriers in place to keep these two groups separated. the second thing from what i understand if they may have a large amount of rain coming in here this afternoon and that will be certainly something that may temper these two groups in the way they get together. liz: when we looked at charlottesville, people would use anything for weapons, even the most grotesque items. do you see this as a district or there is not one way and in one way out. how are please making sure that items such as cancer aerosols or other things are being used. >> they have all sorts of sent

to the detectives to build with aerosols in the cans. they have to deal with that. it is interesting in charlottesville that the rally they had their that you couldn't bring canisters or any of those kinds of things. you will not be allowed to bring guns. they are ready for their demonstrations. >> we had that far surpass the number of protesters who staged a national event. i am curious if they come into a situation where there is a small group and they are fairly outnumbered. what type of vacuous and plan did they have? >> we've had other demonstrations, planned demonstrations and what you will find here, there's not going to

be a massive amount of white nationals. they will be small groups and one person has a plan so when they need to escort them away from there they can. there's a contingency plan in place, elizabeth. liz: on a personal note, it's a small group and we hope that something like this doesn't come out. no violence. >> well, we clearly hope that there's no violence, but you've got to understand that these bottom feeders coming to washington here are to demonstrate in a negative manner and you've got these demonstrators on the other side and i just believe bond for his men will do their job. they will keep them apart. they will preserve the citizens of washington d.c. >> it's safe to say which are protesting about today a lot of passion. thank you so much for your

insight. very interesting. leland: with the morning, we have learned about more explosive claims from former trump white house making the media rounds promoting what is her tell-all book for president trump is staying this weekend with the latest on the allegations in a pretty big response from the white house. -leland, this is the actual last full day of the presidents working vacation at his golf club in nearby bedminster. he did some tweeting this morning about the economy, about the mueller probe, about harley davidson. the big topic on the sunday morning show today was and is omarosa, the former white house aide and realities are hired and fired by mr. trump and also his administration has now a book that is highly critical of the same to defend and call a friend. not telling anyone that the

president is a racist and misogynist. she secretly recorded numerous meetings inside the white house including estate down were chief of staff john kelly informed her that she was done. >> in unhinged, i protected myself because this is a white house where everybody lives. the president lies to the american people. sarah huckabee stand in front of the american people. you have to have your own back otherwise you look back in team 17 knives in your back. >> counselor to the president kellyanne conway question omarosa's motives. >> whether pieces of silver for you your publicist, ghost writers and others, all that has changed with this book deal and her being fired. so i think she probably feels very betrayed.

>> in case you missed it, the president was asked about omarosa during a photo op with bikers for trump yesterday at bedminster. >> could you comment on the omarosa? >> lowlife. she's a lowlife. -no public events scheduled today with the president. tomorrow he has an event at ft. drum before he heads back to the white house tomorrow night. leland: rick leventhal in new jersey. great work the last week with the president on vacation. here to weigh in, steve dacey in iowa. chip, start with you. any of these omarosa claims mean anything or is this something that is heard and forgotten over the next 24, 48 hours. >> let me ask you, do you really care? leland: does anybody really care? >> this president has both sides shaking their heads right down

to the head of the republican party. this is another thing. if you said the n word, that's sad that seems to be the case. >> so many of these we will be talking about the next week, the week after, that i do think after a while it just becomes white noise and opinions about what you think of the president's character are pretty much cemented on one side or the other. a lot of americans probably regardless of how you vote this november or voted last november probably want to know why in the sam anyone was actually allowed in the white house to begin with. raise your hand if you're watching us right now. >> can ask your question? are you talking about trump or omarosa. >> i'm talking about trump allowing omarosa into the white house. >> i know, i know.

leland: at a trump surrogate on yesterday and they tried to weave this narrative that this is the ultimate defense of the president who with these going to be caller raises a omarosa has tried to ignite and stir that pot, how can somebody be a racist if they brought in somebody who is black, african-american as omarosa is into the white house, the inner circle and given her a chance. >> c. i think these arguments, i don't think they work for our side. the reason is because the other side likes to point out how much of the black vote they get and we point out black unemployment doesn't do any better no matter how much democrats win. to me, this tokenism argument is a bad argument. the president should instead just be a good president. we evaluate the people you higher. stop putting rudy giuliani to duke it out the vote efforts on television. stick to talking about his

accomplishments. leland: if he watched kellyanne conway did they put out this morning to try and combat the omarosa claim, that was really a page out of their playbook and how she looked at things. rudy giuliani has made the rounds today including i mediabuzz. quoting judge jeanine from last night. don mueller isn't there a full investigation premised fake dossier, paid for by hillary and the man who hit donald trump been used to con fisa court judge bob. i think it's time for you to give up your phony investigation no collusion! steve to you, we heard rudy giuliani out there today talking about how mueller has to wrap up his investigation by september, et cetera. is that the thing you're okay with her is that a mistake as

well? >> everybody that is going to vote that trump won because of a russian collusion plot come at their are already made up here this issue is the point of diminishing returns for the white house. have your allies in the media do this for you. stay away from it. be the president of the united states. talk about the vast majority of people and places like iowa who actually care about it. leland: chip, the last word. >> y recorded a talk show host about this economy and talking about the border wall. why are we talking about the economy and is constantly going after jerome powell, head of the fed. we all know that lower unemployment means higher inflation enough so we should be talking about. and anybody else that this is the guy would need to focus on and what he's doing. not with the same, but what he's doing. this is good for wall street, but bad for americans.

leland: the argument that the american people decide to do at the pole. they vote with their pocketbook more than anything. i have a hard break, guys. we've got to run. stay tuned right after this program, "fox news sunday" coming up. martha mccollum in for chris wallace sits down with counselor to the president, kellyanne conway. 2:00 p.m. eastern coming up in 44 minutes. liz: hawaii governor will be on the ballot in november meeting his challenger in a challenge from a u.s. congresswoman colleen hanabusa and is heavily favored in the general election against the republican. democratic congressman won his competitive primary to take over the seat. coming up we'll find out if thousands of homeowners and

firefighters are making headway against the wildfires. we will find out if president trumps fight with china and other countries is having an effect on the midterms. we will speak with the south carolina congresswoman congressman ralph norman. a passenger plane in washington state is now speaking out about his action. this says investigators continue to sit through the wreckage. our own jeff paul is on the ground with a preview. -investigators are back on scene picking the evidence here off to the side. the latest on their investigation and what they believe happened, not. on every purchase, everywhere. actually, that's super easy. my bad.

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recorded in that state is fire season continues. liz: we now know the identity of an airline workers stolen crashed his passenger plane in washington. why he stole the plane is still unclear to authorities. jeff paul joins us on scene with the very latest. -while liz come investigators back on scene and the puget island on an island in the distance. that's when the plane went down after investigators say an airline employee stole a plane and took a very dangerous joint raid that lasted more than an hour. how he was able to fly for so long. a tractor push back the plane before takeoff. investigators say he was fully credentialed to be in a secure

area. one of his coworkers expressed the role of the ground at the airport. >> you will be two of us working the plane, uploading and downloading the plane. they have access to the air traffic control. they've been trained to turn on and off the plane and things they wouldn't know anything about. reporter: this is youtube video posted by richard russell. you can see a video of his work as a ground member. family members refer to him as beebo. they say they are not in heartbroken. they say russell was a warm and compassionate man. those close to him described him as a faithful husband, loving son and a good friend. >> it may seem difficult for those two watching at home, the trend i was a warm compassionate man. it was impossible to encompass

who he was in a press release. he was a faithful husband, loving son and a good friend. reporter: we know the fbi has 30 to 40 people here on the ground and ntsb is supporting none with any. they are working to get the black box and that could shed some more light on how this all happened and what exactly happened during the very dangerous joy ride. they have released statements thinking air traffic controllers in traffic controllers and the pilots who they say did an incredible job. liz appeared liz: thank you so much. appreciate it. leland: a live look right now as one speaker at the podium at the shut it down protests here in washington. the latest from that rally and from the unite the right rally as they unfold your delahunt, president trump announced vengeance against iran, turkey and russia.

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liz: markets are in flux on the trump administration's announcement of new sanctions against turkey, russia and iran. julian turner has the latest on the hard-line strategy which surprised a lot of people. >> trump administration foreign policy agenda took a tough turn this week. we can sanction punishing foreign adversaries across multiple regions from the middle east to east asia. new penalties for turkey, russia and iran featured front and center global financial markets into a tailspin.

it began wednesday with the announcement that washington will sanction the putin government was ousted their use of biological weapons in the u.k. several months ago. still no word from the administration about punishment and election interference despite concern from the president's own party. >> they are meddling in the 2018 election. in 100% certain they will continue to meddle in our election and disrupt the 2018 election. >> friday, president trump announced new sanctions against turkey, nato ally by twitter. he writes a doubling of tariffs on steel and aluminum took a nosedive. the president went on to say the u.s. relations with turkey are not good at this time. the reality that many gop lawmakers agree with. >> will not have a normal relationship with turkey. the charges against him are complete shams. >> all of this as the national economy has been strained before

u.s. sanctions officially expect. >> i think the biggest problem here is we do not once again how the world dimming with us against the iranians and they will try to divide and conquer the europeans and continue to do that. >> officials from germany, the u.k. and france everest wanted critically to the sanctions. >> america first. we will see what is coming. leland. leland: president trump keeping his pressure on the tariff program for u.s. manufacturing, and singing many harley davidson owners plan to boycott the company manufacturing moves overseas. the president explains most other countries are coming in our direction including competitors, and the u.s. will soon have a level playing field or better. what not, we bring in south

carolina congressman ralph norman. you could say of the president's tariff program, you really believe there's a lot of folks boycotting harley davidson? those allegiances don't change easily. >> no, they don't. harley-davidson has had a following for a long period of time. the fact they are moving this emotional issue the president pointed out. will it result in people buying less than? they will be loyal to the brand and keep buying it. leland: to manufacturing of harley might move overseas. the manufacturing of going to europe and asia and other countries. the terrorists program has begun to affect jobs in your district, not necessarily in a positive way. i'm sure you are familiar with electronic manufacturing down there, the company that makes components for tv. they just laid off 94% of their

126 full-time employees and announced that they are closing the plant on october 5th, say that the tariffs have forced them now that they are unprofitable. thought? >> you know, i hope we can make amends with the element tv as you know they are the largest company that puts tv is together, the two smaller ones now. we've been involved with trying to get the cards that they use for their tv is exempted. i am hoping we'll have some progress on that. but it's not just that. $3 billion we export in south carolina. it affects over 579,000 jobs. people understand. they buy into the fact we do want a level playing field. the fact that other countries can charge us 10% finance charge to .5. that's taking all tariffs off. leland: even a staunch defender of the president on this program and others, and how much rope

are you going to give them on this when you've got constituents been laid off because of his policies? >> well, what i'm hoping his i'm hoping is come in a of a lifeline, but the farmers, the $12 billion in aid. leland: $12 billion of taxpayer money and you and i both know what not that the federal government is running any surpluses these days. >> here's what i hope. and the president understands that it takes time to adjust and the products we import cannot be made overnight for companies that want to get in the production and aluminum just takes time. i hope you give us a lifeline as he did with the tariff that samsung had asking 50%. he did a staggered amount. hopefully we will be working particularly with the parts affect in companies in south carolina in the fifth district.

leland: you know as well as i do that if you give a lifeline to everybody the tariffs don't really work anymore. how worried are you that if this story is repeated across the country, whether it be on tv, in missouri that won enough votes, whether it be some manufactured in california authority began to lay people off, how worried are you that this will start affect votes in the midterms or drought of the job saying this is good for the country, what is happening is pretty cold comfort. >> well, it is. at the end of the day i think amends will be made in element tv is a real issue of people losing their jobs. hopefully some lifelines will be out there and that's over hoping for. let's gradually get it in. i understand china, mexico, the countries taken a hard-line have had an imbalance against us for

a long time. leland: what is your message to these folks who are laid off in this short term? do have to just grin and bear it? >> absolutely not. my message to them is we are working to hopefully get their companies back up and running. hopefully some exemptions will be made and you can't do it across the board for everything. leland: feuded across the board for everybody at the americans out of work because of these. agreed? >> a lot of different factions, automobiles and south carolina, bmw is beginning to affect them. the steel and aluminum is affect my business, which is a construction model. i think we all agree on the overall terms of what he's trying to balance, but it's going to hurt and we are working on specific things to get exemptions that give companies

time. development has invested millions of dollars to get this plant money. that is who i hope will make the pitch that we need some time to all of a sudden jump from up to 25%. leland: we've got a run, the come back and let us know if you get the exemptions in fairness as i think you are the president with point out that covered the stories of steel plants firing up aluminum plant. so there are jobs on the other side. we always appreciate you being here, sir. all the best. liz: after the break, he is one of the president's earliest and most vocal supporters. why is the president now blasting omarosa? >> comment on omarosa, sir. >> lowlife. she is a lowlife. managing blood sugar

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leland: fox news learners protest begin in washington d.c. an hour from now, shut it unitee right protesters will begin the rally that a white nationalist. less sunscreen product counterdemonstrators with a shut it down rally. antifa and other members against the described antiracist groups. reporters on the ground with both groups. there is an incredibly heavy police presence as you might imagine to try and keep these two groups separated. we will keep an eye on both places and bring updates as they unfold. liz: president trump sounding off on this week in planning dossier author. christopher steele committed media. omarosa making her tv appearance

for the tall allegations about the trump white house. could you break it down, sauvage passion made from the "washtington examiner." cinemax are coming on our show. a lot of fallout from omarosa. a quick sound bite for you in regards to what is happening this week and get your reaction. >> as we are celebrating, actually observing the university of charlottesville, that he has the opportunity to bring the country together, but he doesn't have the ability to do that because he puts himself of her country everyday. >> trying to push unity. what are you doing for the white house? >> will be here for the white house now is bearish puget in careful about how they respond this time around to the protests happening outside the white house in washington d.c. of course a lot of security this time around and i don't think law enforcement or the date is

letting their guard this time around like we saw in nashville. president trump in this time last year responding to the protest he did have a huge fumble politically is 18 and lost a lot of support within his own party, within the republican party with respect to his take on both sides of the issue about white supremacist and antifa. of course there is a better way to handle it and i don't think a make that mistake again. >> use in new jersey and washington. not that it makes it more or less important and we have the anniversary of protesting charlottesville the backyard. they are here, nbc. i want to continue with omarosa. we saw those tapes released on "meet the press" is basically a national security risk. he was third in pretty heavy language at her.

are you hearing now from the white house? were they surprised at this? >> there were several protocols violated in d.c. laws they only need one party to can vent in terms everett courting. there was a recording that omarosa took place in the situation room at john kelly as chief of staff, and i don't know what she actually does. liz: she signed a nondisclosure agreement. >> that she would not violate the win against the trump administration, trump family and there might be some legal ramifications for this. the story is just beginning. one more topic in the effort of time. a lot to talk about russia, but mueller pro. he pushed on mediabuzz said he wants to see software wrap up the investigation by september. use the words in good faith. i'm curious if either the words in good faith a lot in washington d.c. and how much

weight does not have? there was good faith in washington d.c. with the a lot more. >> that's the thing. a bell or whistle you want to put onto some term that's used. everyone in the trump white house wants to see iraq to your process said that getting done. it is almost mid-august in the fact -- the idea that rudy giuliani is pushing back trying to get off the topic of president trump sitting down with robert mueller which could be a huge perjury trap for him and might be the only -- if president trump wants to end it all tomorrow, he would sit down with mueller. liz: some people would argue that. with a happy with october then? like you said, september is right around the corner.

>> i think that one ended before the midterm elections. as early as possible because the october surprise, that really damaged the gop is keeping the house and senate. liz: it's been a couple years. thank you so much for joining us. leland. leland: coming to us out of gaza city come you can see video from the forces destroying hundreds of hamas military targets in the gaza strip after militants in the palestinian territories fired rocket and also some explosive devices at israeli troops that same day. three palestinians killed by israeli fire during the hamas led protests along the border. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu speaking about the deadly violence that's been going on for a few months. >> we are in the midst of a campaign against terror in gaza. it won't end with a single

strike or approaches clear. we won't be satisfied with less than not. >> there had been a momentary cease-fire. hamas and israel earlier this week reached a little bit of home. liz: still ahead of the nfl season replaceable controversy. we will tell you who wasn't on hand for the national land a dream last night game. tense moments in charlottesville, virginia. doug mckelway is on the ground with a live preview. reporter: gas, had their hires mother susan burgess arrived at the scene of her daughter's death a year ago. if you take a look to jaime, you can see the huge crowd that gathered around here when she places flowers at the point where her daughter died. back with more on that and what appears to be a little bit of rising tension in charlottesville this afternoon. after this.

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leland: doug mckelway was there when it happened. he is now on the ground as police and protesters continue to and off.

reporter: leland, we are right now at the same of heather's death and her mother, susan showed up surrounded by people wearing purple t-shirts. her daughter's favorite color. she had a bouquet of flowers. a lot of antifa people behind the camera trying to avert the lash out. if that happens, please excuse it. in any event, she is back there right now laying flowers they are surrounded by a big group. the situation here is very, very tense in large part because of some of these antifa members. excuse the foul language from them as well. let me tell you what happened. the police they are redoing work on a hot day in washington. excuse me common charlottesville. they are wearing this riot gear. if you can come back alive, just want to show you. go away to video and come back live. you can see that these guys are heavily decked out in riot gear,

write comments. it is hot and humid good one of them was taking a sip of water and some of the protesters that i just peaked near water. another was that i just peed on your wife. on the other side, you see some antifa people trying to raise tensions in whatever way they can. at booker t. washington part. they did not have a permit for that rally. if you have greater than 50 people, you need to have a permit. but the police laid back there, let them have their rally. when the rally was done after an hour or so, they decided to march on again. violation of a permitting process, but the police didn't intervene. quite the contrary. they offered to give him an escort to the downtown location where we are at now. i was at the front of the marchers as a state trooper went up to the lead marchers and said

he was in charge here. all of them denied being in charge of many said we want to give you an escort downtown pier where are you going? they all said we don't know where we are going. please continue to provide an escort anyway. they ended up here and that is where we are right now. there is some tension here. the police exercising great restraint. a lot of loose officers here. a lot of state troopers. people feel safe given that situation. i sat at what point do you start making arrests here? when people violate the law. we know that. in addition to back him and he masks that go over the nose is a violation potentially have any weapons on another arrestable offense. we have it been on arafat. just a lot of rude talk and sort of status quo. if you hear more of it right now, i apologize for the rude language. trade your great work done by you and your team or the police officers are doing elements

work. back to doug as event and keeping an eye on the protesters here in d.c. liz: that is right, we are. the ongoing saga with the nfl with players kneeling during the national anthem. the protesters linebacker brian marshall worked with their teammates saturday night during the anthem. they came out from behind the bench once the above was over. so i'd say we we are following that because we will see how players handle it this season. leland: "fox news sunday" coming up. we will stay on the side of things break in washington are charlottesville we will be with you. martha mccollum in for chris wallace. rewarded! learn more at theexplorercard.com

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