arthel: it really is. your wedding day in this happens. that is it for us for now. back again at 4:00 eastern. mike: more news from washington coming out. >> and the campaign trail, president trump for gop candidates in iowa, pennsylvania and kentucky and that is just this coming week. >> white house and republicans celebrate swearing-in of brett kavanaugh is the 114th justice on the supreme court. leland: kavanaugh and then headed to iowa. democrats need to show universal love. is that a winning argument for the mid-terms? leland: the sprint to the mid-terms is upon us.

elizabeth: 30 days, leland. leland: thankfully there's something to talk about. normally so slow around here. "america's news headquarters" from washington beginning. i am leland vittert. >> i'm gillian turner. we are now 30 days after the midterms. president trump gave us a preview of republicans closing arguments. last night at a rally in kansas to claim victory in sight of the confirmation is just another in a long, long list of promises made and kept. the president is at his golf cart now. we are at the white house keeping tabs on everything. reporter: good afternoon to you. there is some people call in the civic or a lap last night for the president. others saying it was a well-timed celebration. by any definition this is an opportunity by the president to revel in the recent confirmation of supreme court justice, brett kavanaugh. sounds strange to say it but in fact it is true. last night in front of a raucous

make america great rally, crowd of 11,000 in topeka, kansas, the president talked about justice kavanagh. it's true the confirmation was not the only subject broached by the president, but he was most certainly front and center. >> i stand before you today on the heels of a tremendous big jerry for our nation, our people and our beloved constitution. reporter: meanwhile, the president also talked about this on twitter. you may have read this and what he said last night really seemed to echo what he said and social media. he said you don't hand matches to an arsonist. you don't give power to an angry left-wing mob. democrats have become too extreme and too dangerous to govern. republicans believe in the rule of law, not the rule of the mob. vote republican. vatican should likely be the theme for the next 30 days as we get to the midterms. i should point this out, the

democrats to vote to confirm justice kavanagh, joe manchin, was actually thanked by his republican colleagues on friday and saturday even as he was shouted down by protesters on capitol hill. by the way the fact he voted the gop is still no guarantee. the prison wall campaign against him between now and the midterm. >> still a democrat and we are trying to hold the majority. we appreciate his vote for judge kavanaugh. i think it was the right thing to do. we are trying to win seats. reporter: trying to win seats. will the gop picking up a couple or maybe even a few? we will find out in about a month. the president playing planned a little golf in potomac falls. tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. at the white house has opportunity to sway her in justice brett kavanaugh. gillian. gillian: kevin, thank you for that. leland: someone getting a visit from the president this week. pennsylvania congressman mike

kelly, thank you unappreciated. the president seems to fail no matter what he needs to be on the campaign trail. how do republicans keep the momentum going? >> you know what, leland, there's simultaneous to play through the whistle. we are talking about the echo of the whistle. america's never had stronger wind at its back and we have right now. an incredible ascension of our economy. president reagan said in president trump is carried forward your jobs, jobs and more jobs than what's good for american workers is good for america. we see an upswing in this economy that affects every single american in a positive way. a president who has an agenda to people so they can get there. every single day check it off. a promise kept, promise kept. leland: congressmen come if you look at the enthusiasm numbers, there's been a meteoric rise for republican and they've taken a lot of stock on that. a month ago we were sitting around to talking about who

wrote the famous op-ed in the numbers were in the tank. what if the plane over the next four weeks to keep up the momentum going through the whistle as he would call it. >> play through the echo of the whistle. let's keep talking about the upside of what's going on in america. not a democrat across a republican wind, but america winning in every way, every day. republicans have the message that in the last 21 months we have never seen an economy in our history as a stable and solid as this one and keeps going up affecting every single american flight. it's positive the whole way across the board. leland: alright come as a look at the economy, democrats will answer there is a huge part of the population would there be in pennsylvania, michigan, ohio but still a good corey booker potential 22 and a candidate will get your reaction. >> how long? not long until we elect people

who represent all the people, not just the fortunate few. how long? not long. leland: a lot of democrats pretty fired up saying the economy has left them behind. >> you know what, it would be hard to continue that message forward. you come in my district i represent. again, not democrats or republicans. it's about americans. leland: you can say is not about democrats and republicans. >> of course i can say that because this the truth. you hear gory booker, spartacus talking the way he's talking. i believe in the united states of america, not the divided dates of america. this idea that you can continue to divide america in every way every day is a positive message, come on. leland: you're a big supporter of the president. who divided america more on the issue of partisanship than the president of the united states.

that's what it's done. >> thank you. that's not the truth and you know it. come on, leland. leland: partisanship in america. should only democrats be blamed as partisanship in america? >> i get it. i will answer you very directly. have you ever seen america in better shape than it is right now? the question is do republicans share in the blame for partisanship? it's never been worse. do republicans share and not blame? >> i'll tell you what republican should share in an democrat should share in as the success of the success america is experiencing right now. what part of partisanship are you talking about? the reality of the solid messaging is critical and in interpretation of the message out there. we are running on the most dynamic and robust economy the country has seen. leland: you are just saying we. does that mean we as republicans or we have candidates in

general? >> there a democrat and republican candidate. running as a statesman in america right now, what do you run on? you run on facts, results, blue or skies and stronger winds stronger wind at our back than we ever had. trying to divide this is a good idea because you can get people inserted. leland: is not how the republican got elected is by dividing and inspiring on republican base? really? >> the candidate i saw was a candidate who talked to the forgotten people of america. that is not partisan. that's bringing all americans in. so many democrats out there today they see through the messaging that takes place because you can divide you can conquer. the president has brought us together in an economic robust economy that brings all of us together. that's not partisan. when america succeeds that includes all of us. leland: congressman can we

appreciate it. later this week we'll cover it. >> absolutely. leland: jillian. gillian: both sides have and i is the defining issue he'll be rallying both sides of the outcome midterms. obviously they disagree on exactly what the rallying cry will be coming out of such a brutal confirmation process. gary tenney joins me now with how the is spinning the new supreme court justice. >> one thing is clear is this fight will not be over anytime soon. we will hear a lot about the next month ahead of midterm elections because the parties are hoping the confirmation will spur voter turnout. gop leaders claim the site has helped close the enthusiasm gap among republican voters. democrats are trying to capitalize on the protest by promising to launch further investigations into the allegations and potentially even impeach him if they retake the house. nancy pelosi is taking steps towards that and says she plans to file a freedom of information

act request for documents on the fbi background investigation of kavanaugh. "fox news sunday" senator lindsey graham said that effort could actually help republicans in a lot of swing districts in democrats have their eyes on. >> i hope everybody running for the house in this purple districts will be asked the question, do support impeaching judge kavanagh based on five allegations none of which could be cooperated. do you want an outcome so badly that you would basically turned a lot upside down. >> the impact authority being held beyond the midterm election. looking into 2020, republican senator susan collins of maine is expected to face an extremely well-funded challenger from the left. a crowd funding campaign has raised three-point $4 million for her eventual who has not been identified. this morning despite those efforts she has no regrets about her vote. >> i have to do what i think is

right and over the years the people of maine have constant need to exercise my best judgment. that is what i did in this case. whatever the voters that decide, but i'm going to do what i think is right, that's what i owe my constituents. >> with senate majority leader was asked about the bid this week and he said he was not concerned and said she would be extremely well-funded. that is one example of how yesterday's votes are going to continue playing out in the months and years ahead. gillian: thinks are good enough for us. appreciate it. democratic strategist doug schoen and david avella have got matt kavanaugh hangovers today but kindly they agree to join us to talk more about the next 30 days and what we can expect. good afternoon. i want to start with polls. the latest fox news polls show is arizona, missouri, north dakota, tennessee, and a real

uptick in gop interest in the midterms compared to where we were in september. many political strategist here at fox news tell us this is all due to the confirmation process, the brutal confirmation process we've seen the last couple weeks. you are close to some of these campaigns. you get all the internal polling that we in the general public haven't seen yet. what is it telling you? >> much enthusiasm amongst republican voters. that is why smart campaigns are going to capitalize on early voting and making sure that republican voters who are enthusiastic right now are casting their votes. this could be the first election where early voting favors republicans. >> i hate to interrupt you. just so our viewers and i know it's started already yours or is this week. >> in some states early voting has started. it is starting over the next couple weeks and then states like washington, oregon and

colorado were all the votes are done by mail. people will be getting their ballots. ballots are in the mail now to voters to be casting their vote. let's also keep in mind the impact media coverage is going to have on keeping the republican base fired up. we didn't have the media talking a partisan supreme court until a perceived conservative majority came on board. media coverage this morning is on now about how we have a partisan supreme court. >> i want to make sure i bring a dog here. you heard what my colleague gary tenney reported that lindsey graham and started talking about democrats running on a platform of impeaching judge kavanagh. now is that the platform that includes impeaching the president, impeach brett kavanaugh. what else is on the agenda. tell us. >> before you call it the democratic platform i would suggest this is a minority of a

small group of democrats who are talking about impeachment issues. as a democrat myself i'd say a couple things. first, i would not talk about impeaching the president nor would i certainly talk about impeaching justice kavanagh. i would say there has been a modest upswing in republican enthusiasm in a number of the senate races the house remains today pretty firmly in democratic hands for the election. gillian: i'm asking you what is on the agenda? >> let me be very clear. impeachment is not. it's health care, immigration, job training and it is basically helping those americans who've been left out. it is not impeachment in any shape, manner or form. it's issues. gillian: want to ask you come i spent the last few days of protesters over supreme court

and on the senate side of capitol hill, liberals, conservatives, republicans, democrats, men, women talk about how they feel confirmation of justice kavanagh sends the wrong message to survivors of sexual abuse and sexual assault. they said they feel alienated and his confirmation tells survivors it's not worth speaking out because no one will believe you anyway. what is the message for those folks depending on whose numbers you believe it's not an insignificant group of people. 100 to 800,000 americans sexually abused every year. what's the message? >> everyone has the right to have their case to be heard and the than should come forward and we should continue funding programs that provide support to victims. we need to have tough law against those who do sexual assault. but to doug's point, he makes a very compelling case for a moderate democratic party.

the challenge is it is funded by tom stiers and george soros who are funding progressive groups to go out and get in republican spaces and scream and yell at them. leland: they're spending on both sides. i got it, here you come i agree with you. i was out there with the crowds and plenty of people on the other side of the issue came out whose troops were funded were an organized group t-shirts. we can make the argument. time for one last yes or no question for each of you. become extraordinarily intimate look at judge kavanagh during the hearing. we saw nominees who threw the highest court in the land cried, be very emotional. i don't know whether this is the new normal. is it a good thing or bad thing going forward that we've had this intimate look. >> at the complete politicization of the supreme court process, taking away judicial temperament and substituting ideology. the answer is an assertive and

unabashed know. >> this has not been great for america. what is great for america is that judge kavanagh was confirmed. gillian: but it could bring you both together. thank you for joining me. be sure to stick around after her show today to catch "fox news sunday." chris wallace did down with senator lindsey graham had a tomorrow's white house swearing-in ceremonies for justice kavanagh. 2:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox news channel. leland: right after the interview and graham had a golf day. secretary pompeo wraps up a fourth date with kim jong un. closer to dismantling the weapons program. a search in indonesia for thousands missing after the massive tsunami. after hurricane florence brand-new tropicals dorm building in the gulf of mexico. adam klotz tracking it all. hi, adam. >> gulf of mexico this morning was a tropical depression.

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leland: drone video from indonesia in 1700 people have died your 5000 missing from last

month's devastating earthquake and tsunami. we are told that number could continue to rise as officials are working with the missing in several villages that are as you could say impacted. crucial aid just now making its way to the more remote areas hit by the quake a week after the september 28th disaster. gillian: forecasters keeping a close eye on tropical storm michael is that heads over caribbean and potentially towards the gulf coast. adam klotz. >> hey there, gillian. this morning and intensifying this time. we've got the update now. tropical storm just at the yucatán peninsula will be running over the gulf of mexico. a lot of warm water there. the chance to intensify possibly, borderline but possibly hurricane by the time it makes landfall in the middle of next week. here's what we look at as far as tropical models go. pretty good agreement as you see

it working over the gulf of mexico over the course of the rest of the weekend into the middle of the upcoming week. by the time to get up along the gulf coast a little bit of indecision where this would hit, but you are talking about a timeframe of around wednesday. you notice other runs over the gulf waters currently the tropical storm will intensify. winds right now 40 miles an hour will be climbing up the rent over warm water. by monday you're getting out into the gulf of mexico, the wind in the 60-mile an hour range, possibly 80 miles an hour is to get off the gulf coast. that's enough to make this a category one storm. 80-mile an hour wind. currently the florida gulf coast butter cone of uncertainty does stretch over towards mississippi, alabama and, not as far of rest orland but plenty of time to move around a little bit in the next couple days as it does strengthening. another thing depending on the speed makes a big difference of how much rain. potential rainfall days and days

away. braver this makes landfall at least up to another six to eight inches and that comes very quickly. this could be a flooding event as we get into the middle of next week. that is the timing of the system taking to the middle of next week. otherwise a look at temperatures across the country. it is getting into fall but still lots of summerlike temperatures out there as you look at spot today in the eastern half of the country around 90 degrees. even though we talk about fall, we are still talking about hurricanes and warm weather. >> i would say 90 is indeed warm. thanks, adam. >> democrat senator corey booker making stops in iowa. more on what he said to voters they are ahead of the mid-term. and president trump riding high in his topeka, kansas rally last night trying to urge his base to get his base together his base to get our vote. our talk radio panel on the president bush in the midterms.

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iowa annual fall gala. steve dates, and curled your in urbandale, iowa which i hear is very close to des moines. gentlemen, nice to see you. steve, folks in iowa into universal love? [laughter] i try to keep a straight face asking the question. go ahead. >> i have a hard time keeping a straight face every time corey booker comes on screen. folks in iowa and across the country are into the universal language of how the system will work for me as opposed to special interests and partisan interest. i think whichever party is able to make that argument between now and november as opposed to avoiding what we call who's ever done this last loses. that's how we do it on our show. we annualized doing what they can to rally the other side space. whoever makes the case to the american people is going to win and whoever decides to play

class loses like democrats this past week is going to lose. leland: the sort of really, really tough partisanship we hear out of corey booker, post spartacus i guess you could say. does that fire up the base or does that appeal to the middle voters in pennsylvania, ohio, michigan, missouri if they want to win back the senate? >> corey booker obviously is a smart man. quoting martin luther king jr. a few days after the kavanagh nomination goes through. they realize the christian right idea of values doesn't include them. apparently people in the days if you mentioned before have to do with the new study. the united states was 26th in the world in education and health health care. unit is 26? south korea. leland: a hold on, hold on. let me answer a question -- ask you a question. that is not what corey booker

was saying. he's talking about -- okay, go ahead. universal love is not a bad thing to be talking about when you have hundreds of thousands of women across this country sexually assaulted and listened for a president mob family talks about a churning economy. if you can't see the disconnect you got a big problem assault. a big one. transfer that to disconnect leland if you don't mind. you are talking about universal love and then you mentioned planned parenthood is killed a couple hundred thousand -- [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] leland: guys, guys come enough. that is not where the conversation is going. we are not going to let it. fellas, enough. back to president trump last night talking about how he wants people to view the democrats. take a listen. >> stands right from the moment

we announced radical democrat launched a disgraceful campaign to resist, delay, demolished and destroyed in their quest for power. they have turned into an angry mob. you saw that today with the screaming and the shouting. >> republicans do their fair share of screaming and shouting as well. >> no doubt about it. the reality is the republican base, and my viewers here didn't like this nominee at all until they saw what the democrats are trying to do. the reality is that the exception of overreach from the last standing on permanent tax cut, republicans have been kept a lot of promises to viewers in my audience. they didn't secure the border, fun and parenthood. it was a negative impulse. leland: i've only got 20 seconds left. how do they recapture the

center? they don't do that they corey booker talking that universal love. they don't seem that concerned. >> health care, education, environment, focus on the issues that affect people. we talk about the economy. jerome powell has to raise interest rates to stop inflation which will really affect american. see what he said to him when he does it again. leland: appreciated. thanks for being here as always your iowa only about a year and a half away. we'll talk to you guys. good to see you, fellas. gillian: coming up, secretary of state mike pompeo says he made progress with kim jong un during this fourth trip to north korea to meet with him. and we are tracking races ahead of the midterms. one of the candidates running for senate. that race coming out. i'm really into this car,

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leland: the middle of the night in asia, secretary of state mike pompeo met with north korean leader kim jong un. he's honestly without a real pain they had a very productive morning. très joining us from our mideast bureau with the latest that the israelis watching the north koreans. hi, trey. >> good afternoon, leland. we are learning this afternoon that mike pompeo north korea's kim jong un have agreed to arrange a second meeting between president trump in the north korean leader. that according to president mooned jae-in in south korea and on sunday secretary pompeo visited for the fourth time to meet with kim jong un. a two-hour meeting in a 90 minute meeting to discuss a plan for denuclearization of the korean peninsula. following the meeting, secretary straight toggle to seoul, south korea where he met with president moon jae-in.

he and kim jong un had a good productive conversation on called the talks another step forward. it's important to look at this in the context moving forward for pompeo who travels to china on monday. a tight trade were with united states but a key player in talks with north korea. leland: tray, thank you dear gillian. transferring joined now by the heritage foundation senior research fellow for northeast asia, bruce klinger. previously served as deputy division chief for korea. tanks for joining me. we've seen all these photos that secretary pompeo shaking hands with kim jong un, filing, laughing while they are walking down the highway. all the feel-good photos and create. where is this all going? where does it all add up to? >> we don't know how much the progress the secretary may but expect not much. they made progress that was once upon a very long path ahead and a member of his delegation said they are in for a long haul

ahead. the last time pompeii was in pyongyang they claim progress in north korea as he was wheeled up let out a three-page creed criticizing him and all the administration's proposals. it's a long road ahead. tranter but at least they have told you which is all the touting of progress when real north korea experts, nuclear experts say when it comes to stuff happening on the ground in singapore, there is no progress. we are trying to put meat on the bare bones of the singapore summit communiqué. what i've heard is no progress, no success, no breakthroughs behind the scenes. we are trying to get north korea to delineate what steps it's going to do to the nuclear race. they always use very vague terms, which means very different things for the north in the united case. >> another national security

source tommy this week that they are not in favor of the president meeting with kim for a second comment. it sounds like a lot of folks in the community don't think it's a great idea. why is president trump so gung ho on it? >> he sees himself as the chief negotiator, that he can do things others can't. the singapore summit was not a success. a number of mistakes made there. so yeah, the administration is trying to hold off the president summit. they are trying to get actual work done a hundred times getting progress of north korea to define the steps that they need to take what are the timeline, the linkages. that is nuts and bolts diplomacy which you can't do a later level. gillian: i can imagine president trump wants to forge ahead with all the effort that another summit with kim entails unless he really thinks there is something significant, substantive to get out of it.

if you kind of put -- put on the president for a second and talk to you from his dave, can you guess at what his, at his point of view here, what is he thinking? >> he would see the singapore summit as a success. he did not give away things he didn't give away in return for. the end of korean war declaration which everyone in the administration is again. it is a feel good gesture that won't achieve any object is. we will get anything specifically in the north in return for it and it could set us on a slippery slope if you sign a peace declaration how can you not saying a peace treaty. why do you have so many troops there? how can you still have trading with the enemy sanctions. security has dangerous ramifications and a further decrease the resolve to maintain pressure in north korea.

>> when you talk about the peace treaty, does not directly undercut the maximum pressure that they insist is still underway even though there's not much evidence of it. >> it does. if you don't have a war, have an enemy, whitey of sanctions? authority fallen off the maximum pressure campaign. the president doesn't want to use the term anywhere. he's holding 300 north korean entities which should be violating u.s. law. that's equal to the total number of north korean entities have often trump sanctions it nine and a half years. gillian: 300 different entities. bruce, thank you for joining us. a leland. leland: could main be a republican pickup state? sender angus king and eric breaky with us on how he could help capitalize on the kavanaugh confirmation. 20 dead in a limo crash in upstate new york. how it happened.

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when you or your love one need it. >> there is, i don't know, 50/50 chance, 64 d., 7030, that justice kavanaugh would repeal roe versus wade. leland: angus king ahead of cavernous confirmation vote then went to vote no. republicans say that will become

a rallying cry to get their voters out to the polls in november. we have senator kaine to comment and join us for the discussion. he was unable. invitation stands. current main state senator, republican eric brakey who is challenging king for his seat. good to see you, sir. appreciate it. obviously, susan collins of maine made some massive headlines over her vote on the kavanaugh confirmation. are you going to be a litter right those coattails? >> i think that mean people are outraged by the bullying we've seen against senator susan collins. we are outraged at the death threats that have been sent to her office and outraged people are sending coat hangers are sending coathanger sewer opposite implications on certain issues. people are amazed. we are not going to be bullied. we are going to stand up. we are going to kick angus king now. leland: where does the late surge come for you?

there is not a lot of polling. not a lot of national money heading up to your race. how do you try in the next 30 days to change that? >> we are already seeing it happening. a new poll showing that jumped 11 points in just the last few weeks. this is a competitive race. we are nature retooling. angus king is coming down in the polls. leland: he describes himself as an independent. he caucuses with the democrats. here is one of your ad about him. we'll take a listen and get your reaction. >> there is rain over main march by hardship, broken promises, middle-class left behind. independent for the people. that's a joke. leland: so you're talking about a middle-class left behind at the same time republicans especially the president and the congressmen we had on earlier talking about how the economy has never been better.

which is it? >> when angus king was governor of state from a bankrupt elected billion dollars in debt. sending our kids away to have to find jobs and others dates. other senator he rocket science of dollars in debt. he's got washington d.c. the boot on the economy and hurt our ability. >> i am missing the connection in terms of are you saying it's still suffering were suffered in the past? republican talking points are the middle-class is never doing better because the president trump. >> after the last eight years including reforms we've seen recently on a national level, we are climbing out of recession 16 years ago. we still need better jobs. we still need the jobs people can earn a living on and raise families on. the kind of jobs that will bring her kids back to maine who

blessed us so long ago. we still have a lot of work ahead of us. leland: we understand your position. we appreciate you being on. 30 days until election day and we hope to come back in come back and talk to us some time before, sir. he met glad to on with you. leland: all the best. have a lobster roll for me. gillian: 20 people dead after limo crash at a popular tourist spot in upstate new york. covering the tragedy live for us from new york aired what can you tell us? gillian: 20 people have died in this horrific accident. authorities updated the number of deaths this morning. according to the albany times newspaper, the limo was carrying a wedding party a source tells "the associated press" 18 of the 20 tons were inside the limousine. the crash happened 2:00 p.m. saturday when the window in another vehicle collided at the intersection of route 30 and root 30:00 a.m. schoharie, new york. 20 miles west of albany.

the limousine spread down the hill en route dirty when it went into a parking lot of an awful barrel country store. the car was traveling over 60 miles per hour when it hit multiple customers, killing them in that law. the store is the popular stuff this time of year for tourists looking to apple pick and see the fall foliage. one witness who lives down the road so she's our first responders breaking windows to get people out. >> i heard this loud bang. i came on a lot of people appear out in the parking lot. and then i heard screaming. i walked up and i could see this large man, very unusual vehicle in schoharie in the bushes and really whacked, hit a tree. he met the national transportation safety board has

sent a team to investigate the cause of this around this accident. the names of the 20 victims have not yet been released as police are still trying to notify the next of kin. the new york state police will hold a press conference at 3:00 p.m. today and will provide updates on the investigation as we get them. gillian: a nightmare. thanks for that, brien. after the break, an emotional reunion after it was tragically lost and then found. a truly heartwarming story. >> he was crying. you could hear the motion through the phone. he goes no, no. unlike my god, i got emotional.

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>> it means a lot. i spent nine years in the marines. i enjoyed every minute of it. >> a disabled veteran is reunited with his marine corps ring thanks to a good samaritan. a samaritan founded in orlando, florida during a campaign rally. reached out to him and was able to connect through a motorcycle group that had also attended the rally. that's a good story to close out on. >> after this week, we can all use something like that.>> i lost my wedding ring a couple weeks ago. i found it on the floor of my house but it was still very

dramatic so ican only imagine . >> you can relate. it would be hard to have a better week than lindsey graham has had as a republican. he's celebrating now. he's out playing golf with the president. he sat down with chris wallace for a pretty extensive interview talking about the confirmation fight. what he think it means going forward and what inspired him to so forcefully come behind brett kavanaugh. so chris wallace has that and mitch mcconnell coming up in just about 45 seconds. >> i think it will be just talking football with the president today. aren't they tired of discussing nothing but brett kavanaugh for a month now? >> you have any other thoughts on what they're talking about? >> what they're going to have for lunch. veryimportant on a long day of golf . >> yes. we will see if we hear from lindsey graham or the president

about their golf match. they headed to the club a couple hours ago. a full report as they happen at the white house. chris wallace and the "fox news sunday" team, up next. >>chris: i am chris wallace. president trump puts a second justice on the supreme court as the senate votes to confirm brett kavanaugh.♪. the eyes are 50, the nasal 48. >> just a few hours ago, the us senate confirmed judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. [applause] >>chris: we will discuss what brett kavanaugh's confirmation means for the court, congress and the country. and we will talk about the bitter politics behind the vote. >> judge kavanaugh's confirmation is a low moment