>> coming outcome of president trump's former campaign manager roger stone is speaking out today i'm facing seven felony charges by special counsel robert mueller's investigations and his loyalty to president trump. leland: the three-week sniper president trump's border wall. will congress make a deal or will the president declared an emergency. >> and caught after a massive manhunt, police have just fashioned the 21-year-old louisiana man accused of killing five people. welcome to "america's news

headquarters." i'm kristen fisher. leland: good to be with you. could be with you at home. i am leland vittert. for a guy who's under indictment we are hearing an awful lot from former top advisor roger stone telling his story yet again in an interview this morning. gillian turner joins us with the latest friday night. now we hear from him again today in changing. >> is deftly not holding back and today we heard from the chairman of the house intelligence committee the democrats investigation into russian collusion has now been vindicated by the latest indictment of robert stone. president trump's longtime friend. >> and of course all of the above whined about all of the above. 100 contacts but a thousand lies and it's a bigger broader picture mueller is looking into. reporter: seventh risk charges include minor congressmen he speaking out today showing despite the charges he's still in a fighting mood insisting to abc news if he did tell congress

mistruths, he didn't mean to live. >> and a failure of memory on my part was about intent and would be immaterial. i am human and i did make some errors, but they are errors that would be inconsequential within the scope of this investigation. reporter: president trump laid out his case against robert mueller's investigation in a series of three plus night. despite the fact six of his associates have now been caught in the crosshairs, there is still no collusion. officials like cia director john brennan disagreed. your unprincipled unethical to sponsor cronies is being brought to justice. we all know where this trail leads. if you're under incompetence you're under incompetent does not you're under incompetence is not meant to run you out of office come you're increasingly obvious political corruption surely will. the latest indictment could signal the end of the special counsel investigation is closer

at hand than previously thought. he'll appear in d.c. tuesday for an arraignment hearing at 11:00 a.m. according to the latest from district court officials. you have got to look forward to hearing d.c. leland: we will all be covering it. noteworthy is the mueller grand jury has six months to continue investigating. thank you very much. stick around after our show. "fox news sunday" john roberts in for chris wallace talks to act as white house chief of staff mick mulvaney about by the president signed the continuing resolution to fund the government and what comes next. just a little bit about the mueller investigation on that show as well. transfer republicans and democrats will get to work tomorrow trying to strike a border security dob for the funding deadline. is there any room for compromise? you're attending has more info that's been exact same question would then ask in the five weeks. reporter: i weeks or 50 years.

either one. there is some optimism that negotiations will be different this time around. it won't be playing out in public to the same extent it has the last month. a conference committee with members of both parties from the house and senate will be the one negotiating the deal. the white house and party leaders will weigh in, but lawmakers are hopeful we'll be able to make more progress towards a deal on border security in the past month. senator lamar alexander on "sunday morning futures." >> we need to get it out of the speakers hands and into the hands of members of congress who have for 20 years now and a comprehensive border security plan includes more personnel, more technology and more physical barrier. i'm optimistic that the committee, which just last summer in the congress approved another $126 billion for 65 miles of physical barrier will be able to come up with a

compromise. reporter: already both sides are pointing to some areas of agreement where they believe there is a deal to be had. >> what we want to support over the next few weeks is the 21st century border security. we are willing to invest in in infrastructure is released or legal points of entry, which as you know is where the majority of drugs coming. we're willing to invest in personnel and additional technology. in the past we have supported enhanced fencing and that is something reasonable that should be on the table. >> or a stock they could take him larger immigration reform as part of a deal but that is something congress has been trying to do for years as well. given the three-week time frame that will certainly be a challenge though certainly not out of the realm of possibilities. kristin: just not a lot of time.

thank you. trade without we bring in republican francis rooney of florida. the white house has a new spin on this, which is don't worry there's all these third of wall supporters among the democratic progress. >> we had democrats from rank-and-file positions come to us and say listen, we ran on safety and security. our constituents don't think walls are immoral. we are not nancy pelosi's property. we want to work with you guys. a lot of democrats saying i promise i'm going to vote for the wall. >> a lot of people say we need to secure our border. america's sovereignty requires a secure border and how much to put a wall. many democrats would put some type of protective barrier in the areas where most members of crossings occur which is basically the rio grande valley.

leland: what he thinks going on? i talk to democrats from states that president trump save the mail in my office, tweets and my officer to do one per build the wall. not a single democrat is speaking out about that. do they have this sort of iron fisted control. in the country is deeply divided over this in several issues where many are just the opposite. in the other ones. leland: zero -- are the democrats are talking to that her firm perhaps take. we might need a wall here.

i think the president has come to marvin accommodation on that. leland: you don't seem all that optimistic though. >> the countries pretty divided. pretty messy situation here. leland: is the president and a stronger situation now than it was six weeks ago as the white house than that? >> been a business person and not used to how the sausage gets made to appear, but i can imagine he's been in a stronger position than he was and now that he's been kind of had to move off of his position. leland: that was diplomatically put. something not so diplomatic was as tweets from john bolton this morning asking exactly how direct it was. any violence and intimidation, venezuela's democratic leader for the national assembly itself would represent a grave assault on the rule of law and will be met with a significant response.

spent a lot of time in venezuela. business interests down there. how does maduro in the rest of his communist cronies regard to you? >> as usual speaking clearly and forcefully as will be made in in our american foreign policy right now in a rogue state like venezuela. they were to do a thing to her diplomats. >> is that the language they will understand. he can be part of an aircraft. the >> the guy is only going to respond to blunt force. he's willing to do anything to these people. that is worse than the warsaw pact. leland: to that point, you're on foreign affairs or do you support u.s. military

intervention? >> don't have to be an absolute tire last report. zero yes, columbia and hispanic countries than for us to go in. >> if are not willing to do at the tree doesn't mean much. >> the preferred goal would be to work through the oas. many countries step up and call for guaido to be recognized. the >> noteworthy use alone except for china, russia, iran and a couple others. interesting friends he keeps. >> thanks for being on. >> for the democratic side, the new vice chair of the house armed services committee, congressman anthony brown. thank you for coming on the show. i would like to start by something you said on twitter i believe today's ago. we are never going to give into a hostage taker. knowing -- never going to build is all. never is a word that typically

doesn't start off negotiations all that well. are you saying you will never agree to any funding for a wall or some kind of physical barrier at the border? >> no christian. i think we need to get away from the conversation about a wall. you can look at the department of homeland security under democratic and republican administrations were professionals are looking at evidence-based solutions sure there's physical barriers but also an emphasis on technology. use the border region and i should add 3000 physicians congress has authorized and appropriated that aren't even filled. the infrastructure at the ports of entry. so it is a comprehensive approach to border security. the point to be made as physical barriers alone are not the answer. it's a comprehensive approach that does include physical barriers. trent grad like to say something that the acting chief of staff

mick mulvaney said this morning on "fox news sunday." listen to this. >> the president has gone to the democrats and said it is not a 2000-mile sea to shining the wall. it's not a giant 30 for concrete barrier that so many democrats seem to have difficulty with. he even put daca and tps on the table and they refuse to even engage. the better question is what are the democrats willing to do. kristin: i'll pose the same question to you. what are democrats willing to do? what are you willing to compromise? >> it's important to point out that we can have negotiations and talk about compromise is what the federal government shutdown that was impossible. the will of the american people prevail in the government is opening. we need to look at evidence-based approaches. there are professionals who for years understand the border. they are on the border. areas where terrain features are an impediment alone.

there are areas where technology should be used like aerial surveillance, unmanned aerial vehicles. places where you need to have agents on the ground and yes as there are today physical barriers for pedestrian movement in particular movement. there needs to be physical barriers. the point is you are not building a concrete wall. >> even the president has said he would move away from the concrete wall to some fields labs. he's even used the word smart wall. >> the president needs to stop talking because it's not going to be fixed by the president or quite frankly members of congress in terms of us figuring out the answer. professionals are looking at this. they've studied it. officers inspect her general, homeland security back in june of 2017 today lessons learned. guys, we can't rush to border

security. you got to identify requirements come to study alternatives and the presidents rhetoric has suggested no alternative, but some sort of wall or physical barrier. that is the part that is troubling. kristin: so this is going to be negotiated within the bipartisan conference committee. at the end of the day, the 19 days now and the continuing resolution is up, president trump has said it's either some money for a physical barrier or is going to declare national merchant fee. can you tell these folks that were just furloughed are working without pay, are you confident this will not happen again in three weeks? >> democrats are willing to sit down and i do believe there are like-minded consensus among republicans and democrats that we can and we will strike a balance. a compromise on comprehensive border security. it's not grounded in a physical

barrier. it could include some physical barrier. it's going to meet requirements of the border is professionals based on evidence set forth. not what the president thinks is the solution for web professionals recommend an request of a solution. kristin: like your optimism. i hope you're right. thank you for coming on the show. leland: police have arrested a 21-year-old man accused of killing five people in a shooting spree in louisiana that have been yesterday. dakota kerry made his way to richmond county, virginia after allegedly killing his parents, crawford and two others. you can see is under arrest and will be transported back to the louisiana at a later date. >> poke france's praise for the dead after train bombings at a catholic cathedral the philippines and calls for those responsible to change their ways. plus, more in a situation and military officials split from

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kristin: at least 21 people are dead and eight others wounded after two bombs explode at a catholic church in the philippines. witnesses say a second explosion or not author the cathedral just minutes after government forces for rushing into the church. no one claimed responsibility for the attack were violence between muslim and christian has been ongoing for years. kristin: top and a swim the u.s. on this here in d.c. turned on this country's president overnight and took a tv urging the armed forces to back the opposition later also backed by president trump another's. gillian turner joining us now with more. it seems pretty significant. >> this happened yesterday. the attaché here in washington has reversed course turning long-standing -- turning against

long-standing dictator maduro instead throwing his support by opposition leader juan guaido. the military plays an outside role in the country's political system and experts tell fox news the military disenchantment with the country's longtime leader. national security services meanwhile tell fox news this is a significant event the white house is monitoring closely as it could strengthen president trump's decision. acting chief of staff mick mulvaney was asked about the potential for conflicts between the u.s. and venezuela this morning he said this to fox news john roberts. >> i don't think any president of any party doing his or her job would be doing the job properly if they took anything off the table. the president of the united states is looking at this extraordinarily close. kristin: the president named a special envoy elliott abrams. he served in previously worked

on relations with venezuela and across latin america. >> there is little event in venezuela taking on the president in 2002. thank you very much. appreciate it. what that would bring a chairman is the el, not swift. good to see yet. put all these together for us. what is the message from the united states between bolton street, and the appointment of abrams, the way you have, for example, maldini speaking on tv today. >> this is an incredible moment in an historic one would need to pay close attention to. the u.s.-led effort to change what is happening in venezuela is a very important thing both for venezuela, for the venezuelan people that it then true and are currently dealing with the largest humanitarian crisis in the hemisphere. this is a very important moment. the united states is saying

everything is on the table and everything should be on the table. >> you spend a lot of time in latin and south america. save everything on the table i good enough to get the message to his cronies or does the language need to be harsher. >> now, there is the potential that it is enough. all the countries around the world who are recognizing guaido as the interim president of the country. this is not a coup that took place. president maduro came in from the hub the inaugurations and i won the election. the state assembly has said no, you didn't. we don't believe this is a legitimate election and therefore following articles within the constitution in venezuela they been able to say we're going to put in an interim president, this 35 euros young guy that we don't know a lot about that the world is coming together to support. the united dates is following what he said for the last few

years, which is or seems to be a regional response here in this young, energetic great president in columbia put together a group of president brazil and the president of chile, foreign minister of canada all came together to immediately acknowledge juan guaido, which is very important. you're seeing an international response than we could have a change, which i have to say i was skeptical at first. leland: the response coming from maduro and his friends to the cubans and russians, iranians, cheney is. you can tell a lot about somebody by his friends. yesterday as the u.n. security council meeting was going on, secretary pompeo saying it's time for people to choose sides. the russians said to have better capable of nuclear bombers up to the northern part of the u.s. air defense of the canadiens air defense to. hard to imagine that was a coup in advance.

how important is russia -- venezuela to russia and what would they be willing to risk to protect maduro? >> this is about investments in venezuela. they rightfully called about yesterday. so there is no question what the bias is driving. the fact is the major humanitarian crisis is because of this leader in this country that has led the most oil-rich country in the world to become one of the poorest and biggest humanitarian crises that exists. no question this is geopolitical chess with the highest of stakes for the fact the united states of colombia, brazil and other countries around the world come out saying what i think you will soon be is even more of the world coming out against russia and china and iran and syria and bolivia and saying this is not except the bull. it's happening here in our home hemisphere. leland: it's amazing that it

took only 20 years to one of the most prosperous and economically rich countries in the world destroyed into what we've seen there in the humanitarian crisis. from new york, we appreciate you being there. thank you. >> reports that one of them fired about a dozen undocumented employees. meanwhile, the president himself is react into the rest of one of his former advisers. ellison barber is live at the white house. president trump is just himself and the man he's done for 30 years or roger stone's arrest has absolutely nothing to do with them. all of that as they do with the shut down by the end of the shut down and what happens next. more right after this. and every time we move, things change. apartments become houses, cars become mini vans.

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kristin: president trump is speaking out about roger stone.

ellison barber is live at the white house with more. reporter: hi, kristen did the president is getting too familiar targets on twitter this weekend. the special account full in the media. they've known each other for almost 30 years, roughly three decades. advisor to the trunk presidential campaign in distancing himself in criticizing coverage of stones arise. cbs reports in the the indictment, data was released during the 2016 election to damage hillary clinton. what about the con job that was paid for by "crooked hillary" in the trump campaign that went on to say roger stone didn't even work for me anywhere near the election. on friday police arrested him at his home in florida charge of seven counts related to obstruction. all of the events and witness tampering. according to the indictment after release e-mail stolen from the dm days as the campaign

official was directed to contact mr. sun about any additional releases damaging the hillary clinton campaign. he is not guilty. the white house says this does not have anything to do with resident trout. >> it doesn't have anything to do with the president. doesn't have anything to do with the white house. same standards apply about false testimony in the same standards will be applied to people who we now have given false testimony in the same matter of clapper and clinton. >> questions related to mr. stone. president trump was hours away from announcing an agreement to reopen the federal government. some say the president caved and democrats got everything they wanted. after all, president trump did not give the money for the while he proposed. the white house had this happen because moderate democrats actually came to them.

>> they have come to us and the book we agree with you. we simply cannot work with the while the government is open. >> chief of staff said he saw an opportunity here and he took it. sources tell fox news what is worried about republicans deflecting. there was no vote in the senate this week on two different proposals to reopen the federal government and republicans broke with the party incited the democrat. there were concerns that number was going to be higher in that was part of the reason for disagreement in the move to now reopen the government. >> definitely a lot of frustration that democrats were able to say so united on this issue. thank you. leland: it back, chris de gaulle from philadelphia, pennsylvania. manchester, new hampshire for a little bit of perspective. sometimes good to get out of the

beltway. you talk to a lot of moderate democrats. any of them seemed secretly i want to go for the low, but i just can't. >> i talked to a lot of democrats and i get the sense this was not a nancy pelosi win. any kind of a conversation with democrats. in collective action by democrats the election site consequence and what happened on friday. i don't think you're concerned. republicans in the senate who are apoplectic about what's happening in saying this is unconscionable. it's costing us.

leland: to that point i talked to a lot of republicans who privately are very worried. why is that the democrats are so much better at staying loyal in their pockets than republicans are. thoughts. >> you know, the cancer inside the republican party has been moderate republicans for a very long time. to this blue tsunami i would remind you blue tsunami undermined to their gains in the senate and by the way, look at the judges coming down the pipe. 51 appointments last week alone the day will continue to affirm. leland: chris come i hate to break it to you. separations of powers, judges don't provide funding to build the walls. >> judges will rule on the constitutionality of the wall when the president decides he has to enact an emergency stature to get it done. leland: to this point, this is what republicans are up against here at fox news polling, building the u.s.-mexico border

wall now 4351 september 2018 pushed by president trump began on the campaign trail. he moved to four points towards build a wall. to your point about delving -- declared a national emergency to build the wall. only 36% of americans support that. 50% opposed it. it sounds awfully close. if they were doing something at 56% americans opposed in order to fulfill this campaign promise. i don't understand what democrats have one here. leland: you hope it doesn't come to that. is it worth doing? >> of his sin to national security of this country that is the president's chief task to provide for the common defense.

leland: i've got 30 seconds. here's the question. let me ask the question then you can answer it. here's the issue. politically for democrats is that rather for the president to declare a national emergency and conceivably they find a district or judge somewhere to put an injunction on the president can say it's not my fault. it accords fall. or is it better for democrats to continue dragging out the negotiation and get a little bit of funding for barriers or whatever. >> there's no way in here. the problem as it turns out the wall -- leland: how is there no win? chuck schumer held the whole press conference to declare but irina win. >> let me just say something. the win is why is every single member of congress going to oppose the wall. every single republican and democratic member of congress

says no to it. they are going to be taking -- talk about what's going on. what is asking for is something that is not reasonable and ultimately declaring emergency. leland: you got more than 30 seconds. they work as well. appreciate it. thank you goes. >> thank you. kristin: more on the fallout from rogers stones address. here to weigh in. plus, senator kamala harris to announce her plans later today. live coverage right here on fox news coming next. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions

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charges out to robert mueller to special counsel or thin. most democrats don't see it that way. jordan as does the rnc spokesperson kayleigh mcinerny. good to see you. i want to read to you what the dnc put out after roger stone's arrest and the markets are response. they say that john campaign was a willing and active participant in the conspiracy with russia and wiki lakes and plots 2016 election. at least one of them is named donald trump. what's your response to this statement? let me just note preeminently that is very ironic coming from the dnc who paid for the dossier with clinton. the information was disinformation by a foreign intelligence used as the basis for investigation. ironic to hear that for the dnc in particular. two years of investigation and

yet we have not a single charge relating. you have perjury in this case. your personal crime particular to the individuals, but no collusion charges and that would include the roger stone indictment as well. >> the special counsel is so far five for five in terms of a conviction or guilty plea from one of the president's campaign aide or associates. are you at all worried about the impact that this could have heading into 2020? president trump dealing with this pretty bad deal at the government shut down and him forcing to at least give a little bit over the next three weeks and then you have the arrest of roger stone. are you at all worried about what this might mean heading into 2020? >> i'm not worried about this in the slightest. the american people see this for what it is. an obvious witchhunt and a waste of taxpayer dollars.

all of these charges, think about this, post 2016, post robert mueller perjury charges, particular to these individuals. what people notice of the fact that john brennan was in charge with perjury. over on cnn you have james copper who misled the nation, committed perjury for congress commenting on the perjury of roger stone. one indicted, the other to go free. one set of standards for administration officials. another within a relationship to the president of the united states. >> the other thing that jumped out from the sunday shows this morning was something roger stone himself said on abc. in case you didn't get a chance to see it, stone was asked point blank is there any chance you will cooperate with robert mueller and he said that the question i would have to determine a my attorneys have some discussions.

he's still not saying he would anyway testify against president trump because he believes president trump hasn't done anything wrong and he has no evidence against him. the fact that he used the word cooperate but that he would at least consider it, would you think of that? >> you can answer the question truthfully because the president has done nothing wrong. truthfully observers would do nothing to incriminate the president or his campaign. roger stone noted this in the interview that they were taken out barefoot, really different standardbearer for rogers stones than for clapper, brennan who all have nice salaries enjoy life in the private sector. as to what he'll do with robert mueller, if he's truthful or not incriminate the president. kristin: final question, kayleigh mcenany. you are the spokesperson for the art of view. i know you're gearing up for 2020 as is everyone in washington. a new report today sandy bruce

trump faces uncertain 2020 prospects. are you worried about a primary fight? >> no, i'm not. this president enjoys popularity we have not seen for a sitting president. in a primary challenge is a pipe dream out there. if anyone wants, you will lose and you will lose handedly because this president enjoys overwhelming support of our party to the tune of 90%. >> while that's an answer. a lot of times you don't get a definitive answer. thank you. >> president vladimir putin today and one has known in st. petersburg today from forces who choked city often bombed it for 2.5 years leading to the death of a million plus civilians from starvation and the violets overhead. putin's 1-year-old brother was one of those who died during the

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kristin: family and friends for the worse after officials call up rescue efforts in the deadly dam collapse. another nearby dam could break. the dam was holding back before breaking on friday. authorities evacuated thousands of people in several neighborhoods. at least 40 people are dead and hundreds more missing. leland: lawyers for former employees at trump national golf club say they were fired because of an immigration status. recent reporting called

attention to a number of undocumented workers at the club in new jersey. now their attorneys are calling foul. jacqui heinrich with the latest from new york. hi, jacqui. >> they were let go last year as the president's golf club. the golf course in westchester new york aired according to the attorney, they knew the employees were in the country illegally on one case even helped obtain papers. management told them there and play most of her following an internal audit regardless of national origin. their lawyer directed us to this interview filmed by the "washington post." [inaudible] how can they be so cruel as to simply say it is over after so many years of employment. >> many workers employed at the club for a dozen or more years to be sure the employees were

also longtime workers are the also said management how thin their phony documents. the fbi and state authorities investigate the hiring practices telling fox news donald trump from his people have been abusing the law with false documents. the trump operation is a criminal enterprise that knowingly broke the law. trump golf clubs in new york and new jersey do not appear in a database of employers to use you verify, but eric trump is eric trump who's running the business told fox news or make it a broad effort to identify any employees to unlawfully identified beta terminated originally. they legally came to the united states after family members were killed. leland: will continue to watch it. inc. so much. chris then. kristin: coming up in the religious milestone in cuba.

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completedded since the country's communist revolution 60 years ago. the parish of the sacred heart is one of just three catholic churches authorized to be in the country. leland: this is when you question whether you should admit you spent a substantial amount of time in colorado. evidently, some locals there had a long winter and are getting creative as they to away with their holiday leftovers, competing in the 23rd annual fruitcaulk toss. the event -- fruitcake toss. the event features a new challenge for this year's competitors, a game of fruitcake corn hole. and we now know where kristin fisher will be spending the last weekend in january next year. kristin: sure, if i can go skiing while -- leland: no, no, you're just there to report on the corn hole competition. kristin: leland was a little worried about getting through that last read because he was afraid he was going to laugh. so, leland, you did a good job. i'm proud of you! [laughter]

coming up we have "fox news sunday," the acting chief of staff mick mulvaney is going to be on with john roberts. he's in for chris wallace. leland: good interview there. a couple of senators as well. we'll see you soon. john: i'm john roberts in for chris wallace. the special counsel nets another member of the trump campaign's orbit, and the shutdown fight comes to a temporary halt. ♪ ♪ >> i will sign a bill to open our government for three weeks. john: but without funding for the border wall and with new threats of action. >> if we don't get a fair deal from congress, the government will either shut down, or i will use the powers to address this emergency. john: we'll discuss the political fallout from the shutdown fight with acting white house chief of staff mick mull vain and the path forward with republican senator