watching. i'm charles payne. you can catch me on weekdays on hearing and active federal investigation? >> i don't think it could making money with charles payne, credibly be characterized as that. 2:00 p.m. on the fox business but i think the issue that it creates, it clearly network. paul is back next week. demonstrates that there is a we hope to see you then. lot of he said he said and further highlights the fact that michael cohen did not do himself any favors. he didn't do the american people any favors when he testified before congress and he had a chance to clear the eric: president trump spending air and it seems like he just the weekend in mar-a-lago in made even more cloudy. florida as washington awaits the rollout of the budget proposal arthel: staying with you, chris, michael cohen has made on monday. it very clear that his it will set priorities on how testimony or during his testimony that he lied for the government could be spending our tax dollars. welcome to this weekend. i'm eric shawn. arthel: hello, eric. donald trump and president trump. i'm arthel neville. how does that factor in?>> that's a great question. the trump administration and what he think illustrates that michael cohen is very official telling fox news the president's plan will seek to angry and no lawyer can blame balance the budget within 15 years, but it could be a hard sell for congress. the proposal is expected to call the client for anything.it for cuts to a range of domestic was michael cohen 's duty, even a client, mr. trump or anybody else asked them to do anything programs while beefing up illegal, he should've explained to the client it is illegal and defense spending and including money for the president's border he will not do it. the lawyer can't blame someone

wall. else for breaking the law. jillian turner has more from he knows better. washington. >> reporter: president trump set to release his 2020 budget plan on monday, just two days from now, and a whole month past the arthel: bob, chris makes a good point. >> a great point. and the thing with cohen right statutory deadline. now is as i said earlier. the white house blames the he delay on the partial government shut down that lasted for five weeks. no one seems to be paying if he's not getting what he wants now he will blame particularly close attention. everybody else. and he obviously wanted, his greasing the skids for the lawyers have come out and said rollout, the president gave the they have asked for it. state of the national economy a they've even said that they feel as his team in lawyers have dangled the pardon front glowing review just yesterday. of him and like a cat, dangling >> the economy is very, very or a dog, dangling food and strong. if you look at the stock market over the last few months, it's been great and certainly since my election it's up getting from him. he wanted it they pulled it away and now he's going on close to 50%, the stock market. record with everyone. the big issue that he will so we're obviously very happy potentially cause for himself with that. >> reporter: the white house is that he's obviously admitted that he's a cooperating witness tells fox news they're planning and in the financial days of the president, has he now, -- to balance the budget by 2034. that's 15 years from now. he cannot be trusted by them and it could ruin their the president will stick with strict spending caps imposed investigation. arthel: all right, all great point that you made. years ago, despite the fact that lawmakers have consistently bob, i will give the last word. found work-arounds with their here is the thing though, based on his horrible reputation, only special budget deals. the speaker of the house says michael cohen that is, does it she unimpressed with the plan mean that anything he says and

and last year's trump tax cuts need to go. >> this needs to be revisited, not just because of the testifies -- is a need information to be just thrown unfairness but also the impact it has on the budget and what it means in terms of meeting the out? >> great question. needs of the american people. what it means is that anything >> reporter: the president michael cohen says, cannot be earmarked $750 billion for taken at face value. defense spending, that includes with the investigators and backfill funds for the border congress in the southern wall. he believes under the current proposal he would have enough money to complete it by the end district of new york and also decide to talk to michael of 2020. overall, the plan increases cohen, what they need to do is independently corroborate what he's saying. requests for some agencies but either by independent documents or speaking to other witnesses. but literally nothing he says cuts others. the next step for the budget, it can be taken at face value goes to the house and senate. after his record of lying and his clear animosity toward the insiders say they are likely to end up debateing the proposal president. arthel: bob, the final word for until the next spending you. mr. cohen did bring in show and deadline, october 1st. tell. this means, yes, another he has turned over emails and government shutdown is now a real possibility in just a few months. in washington, jillian turner, documentation. without corroborate what he's fox news. he. eric: the race for president, the democratic presidential hopefuls are back on the

telling investigators? campaign trail this weekend. >> emails, copies of checks, communications, other witnesses potentially in the room.the senators elizabeth warren and southern district and congers amy klobuchar in the austin, have to end apparently corroborate everything he says. texas. senator bernie sanders looked to they must. chris 's point is right on. rally supporters in iowa. >> the nature of our campaign is he's a known liar convicted liar and if you don't not belittling people, not independently corroborate it your investigation will fall. it will be a house of cards. opposition research, not attacking other people but is a bob schalk, chris staszak. i will leave it there, we will serious discussion about the talk to you both again. important issues facing the thank you. >> thanks arthel. american people. eric: the past week the president signed an executive eric: how is the democratic race going? jeff paul takes a look, he's order. now a new task force saying live with us now. hi, jeff. >> eric, south by southwest is that suicide prevention for no doubt the place to be this military veterans, it is a heartbreaking and important issue. weekend for many of the deems, the order has multiple hoping to win the presidential government agencies coming together to try and combat it. nomination. amy klobuchar kicked things off jennifer griffin explains. this afternoon, she took a few reporter: the numbers are shots at president trump saying the american people are being governed by chaos instead of staggering. 20 veterans take their lives each day. >> taken up into the crisis. opportunity. senator elizabeth warren spoke reporter: the way has president at the same forum later in the trump signed an executive order afternoon, focusing on the middle class and wealth that will help the epidemic. disparity. both senators also took the time three battle hardened soldiers to try to separate themselves

from the 82nd airborne bravo from the growing field of democratic presidential hopefuls. >> there's differences in our party. i think that's healthy that we're not all lock step and we company, 2508 were invited to the sermon because they were certainly are at a moment in among the hardest in time where we need new ideas in afghanistan. now they are taking part in a our party, so you can have new pilot program to prevent more suicide. >> isolationism, they feel ideas from the left, from the alone. you get back and now you just middle, from the right. you know, yeah, i will pay the but you've got to be open to new ideas. >> bernie has to speak to what bills. democratic socialism is. oh, we will go grocery >> you are not one? shopping. okay. >> i am not. what about the airstrikes? what about the predator drone and the centrist have to speak strikes and i remember at one to whatever they are doing. point, i got a bright idea, let's quit all of my meds. what i can speak to is what i'm doing he. [laughter] that does not work, >> reporter: bernie sanders was on the trail today speaking in iowa for the third straight day. sanders contends he will focus don't do that! on the working class and younger reporter: bravo company lost 16 members in 2010 while deployed. since returning home, more have voters targeting issues like committed suicide. rising studenrising student loa. >> are so went up by the death and destruction for so long that you come back and i feel he said he will support any that you just kind of start to unravel a bit. democrat. and things just become hard. kamala harris is campaigning in south carolina. things become distant. eric: speaking of another democrat, beto o'rourke, they

had a curious e-mail from his things just don't matter as much anymore. team. what does that say? >> i can't say i hit rock bottom but i saw the pebbles at >> reporter: o'rourke, who will the bottom of the well. be at south by southwest for a reporter: the soldiers will attend a reunion of all surviving members of their unit next month. premier of a documentary about part of a joint va initiative with the nonprofit, independent his senate race. fund. in an e-mail it asked supporters a three-day retreat to reconnect combat units, get to sign up for the first to hear them counseling and back in o'rourke's next big touch with their battle buddies. >> we were together at a announcement. funeral for another many have speculated he might servicemember from unit. run for president. this may be the biggest clue so far yet. arthel: 2020 presidential they tried to develop a system, what can we do to curb this? candidate, senator elizabeth warren outlining a plan to break up some of the nation's big tech companies, writing this in an e-mail, quote, that means we >> 70 percent of all veterans break facebook away from that commit suicide are not registered with the va. instagram and what's app, amazon therefore, are not being helped. away from whole foods, google the president's executive order seeks to change that by away from nest and more. bringing them into the system. in washington, jennifer griffin, fox news. let's bring in david nelson. arthel: great story. the political crisis tell me you're not in washington intensifying in venezuela amid because i would be very jealous. widespread lockouts with opposition leader, juan guaido i see you're in the nation's capital? >> yes, i am.

arthel: let's start here, calling for nationwide protest. though. plus, a showdown on capitol big stuff. i want to start with senator bernie sanders, i want to get hill. the senate is preparing a vote that could block the your reaction or reaction that president's declaration of a you've heard so far to senator national emergency on the sanders pledging to fully support the eventual democratic southern border. so how is this likely to play out? nominee if it's not him. we will discuss it next. >> well, bernie sanders did this >> we have a national crisis. last time. we need to see more members of he ran a surprisingly strong challenge to hillary clinton and congress spending time on the ultimately did back her. southern border. of course, many of his left wing supporters were very disillusioned when he lost. we can see now elizabeth warren ♪ now do you love me? ♪ do you love me with her plan to break up the ♪ now that i can dance? giant tech companies, trying to eat into the enthusiasm for bernie sanders, among the left wing of the party. but he remains a heavy favorite. ♪ watch me now! ♪ work, work, ah work it out baby ♪ we can look at how much money they ratched iraised in the fir. applebee's 3 course meal starting at $11.99. bernie sanders raised now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. $6 million. elizabeth warren raised $300,000. bernie sanders has a lot of support and he's really excited the left wing of the party. arthel: he's in it to win it of

course. perhaps he's reflecting back on when he was up against hillary clinton, some of his critics said, guy, you stayed in the game too long. knew you weren't going to win. you knew she was going to be the nominee so leter run. let's move on. elizabeth warren announcing plans to regulate the tech industry, facebook, i.g., what's app, amazon, so on. the majority of americans use at least one of those platforms multiple times a day. do they really care if senator warren breaks up the monopolies? is this a strong campaign item? >> that remains to be seen. of course, declaring the giant tech companies to be monopolies has some bipartisan appeal. president trump himself has floated this concept. the idea of breaking up the companies, it's unclear if it has the same emotional resonance as issues like the cost of college which bernie sanders what do you charge for online equity trades?. used pretty effectively to ♪ ah, i'll look into it. [phone ringing] galvanize younger voters. [beep] lisa jones!

it's unclear that enough people are going to make the tech hey carl, what are you charging me for online equity trades? company policy their number one [nervous laughter] voting decision. arthel: on the flip side, and do i get my fees back if i'm not happy? senator warren is offering plans like a satisfaction guarantee? and policy not just anti-trump ugh...schwab! oh right, i'm calling schwab. thanks, carl! rhetoric. >> she is. she's coming forward with ideas, wait, lisa! lisa?!... presenting them to be debated. are you getting low costs backed by a satisfaction guarantee? we've seen similar approaches if not, talk to schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. arthel: the race for the white alexandria ocasio-cortez, just putting forward policy proposals and allowing them to be debated. tech proposal, i'm not sure that it's actually going anywhere. i'm not sure it's going to be seriously debated. but it is a proposal and currently there's been a lot of complaints, there's been a lot of talk of anti-trust and monopolies and there have been few actual proposals put forward. she is distinguishing herself on that. arthel: let's talk beto. how does a beto run change the game? who will beto attract to the polls.

>> polls show that beto o'rourke is in the second tier of candidates. of course of declared candidates, bernie sanders is leading. joe biden would beat him according to polls if he were to run. kamala harris is consistently in third. beto o'rourke, it's unclear if he can really break out. he of course has had some support. there's been some enthusiasm. but he also suffers from a similar branding issue as l elizabeth warren. president trump's treatment of him, saying you have to win to run for president, that seems to be an ope opening salvo brandin. it'it's reminiscent of the 2016 campaign. arthel: you mentioned that kamala harris is consistently polling. which poll are you referring to, do you know in particular? >> if anyone looks up the real

clear politics polling average, it shows all the polls. she's consistently in third. arthel: fair enough. if senator harris is consistently third and former vice president joe biden you're saying is like throw be the top democratic candidate, should he officially enter the race, is there any possibility that those two are having back door conversations about coming out with a winning ticket out the gate, you know, a biden harris ticket, perhaps. >> right now, everything is just a guessing game. we don't know how this is going to shake out. polls suggest one thing. but president trump is house is making its way deep into the heart of texas. apparently floated the idea of donindoning joe biden creepy jo. we stopped by the southwest festival in austin. arthel: i don't think the several democratic presidential president is going to go there hopefuls like amy klobuchar, with anybody touching women, he elizabeth warren, taken the won't go there, right? stacy.meanwhile bernie sanders spending his weekend in >> he's been photographed doing iowa. jeff paul jones is not from los it. that may be a key liability. angeles. the bureau they are tracking all. arthel: come on, steven. come on, steven. be for real. reporter: arthel, it's been a keep going though. very busy day for the growing list of democrats hoping to win president's not going to -- the presidential nominee. >> bernie sanders, he's

consistently in second. in 2020. we started from texas at sxsw he's someone who is hard to for minnesota senator took the define because bernie sanders, a video recently came out of him in the soviet union shirtless, singing. that didn't do any damage to him. stage. she was asked about the bernie sanders is really defined direction of the democratic party saying that there are himself. differences but it is healthy it's unclear how this is going to have new ideas. to shake out and how people are going to be damaged by attacks which are bound to come. arthel: steven nelson, here's elizabeth warren spoke later talking about the middle class the good news many you and i and wealth disparity pete also will have plenty of talked about the relationship between government and big opportunities to talk about tech.specifically companies like amazon. this. there's a long road between now saying that they need to be and 2020. so we'll talk to you again. broken up. >> markets without rules are >> great. thank you. arthel: take care. theft. and without a cop on the beat eric: down south, there is to enforce those rules, what growing turmoil in venezuela. that is the politically torn will happen over time is that country is reeling from massive in a field, one player will nationwide blackouts the past few days, as juan guaido is calling on supporters to hold become dominant. and start to destroy the market rallies across the country to try and increase the pressure on the disputed president, nicolas opportunities for everyone else. maduro, to try to force him to step down. reporter: and i were, bernie kitty logan is live in london sanders campaigning today at the state fairgrounds in des with much more on this. they've had those amazing moines.

this is his third campaign blackouts, affected the whole event in the state this week. sanders continues to focus on younger voters targeting issues country. what's the situation today. like rising student loan debt. also went after the president. >> reporter: partly due to the blackouts, opposition protesters are back out on the streets >> what -- when donald trump today. at the same time, eric, there are also pro-government protests shut down the government, 800,000 american workers lost going on. the anti-government protesters their paychecks. rallied close to the presidential palace in the west of the city. my parents didn't give me a they're angry about how $200,000 a year allowance when difficult day-to-day life has i was three years old. become. they blame the government fors my family knew what it's like this. they're particularly unhappy about the black youths around the country which they say is caused by government mismanagement and corruption. some areas still have no to live paycheck to paycheck. reporter: something that electricity. the government says the interesting we are tracking, a electricity supply was sabotaged somewhat mysterious email that was sent to beto o'rourke and thighand these electricity s support is predestined to some make life worse for people to be the first of his next big struggling with basic needs. announcement. many speculate he might run for eric: an american journalist president and this sulfur could was recently released. be the biggest clue yet. he was detained in venezuela. arthel? arthel: thank you very much, he's been speaking out to fox news. what did he say? jeff paul. >> the border, we doing a great

>> reporter: that's right. cody was working as a reporter in venezuela for four years when job. when apprehending record he was suddenly detained on numbers of people. 75,000 over the last short wednesday. period of time. a lot of work. in an exclusive interview with with the wall would not have to fox news, he was talking about do it. how he was later released and deported back to florida. i think it is finding congress today, essex clues i've -- they understand it's an emergency. eric: the president of course continuing to press for a exclusively telling us a little border wall funding. more about that experience. despite the growing number of >> when they started senate republicans, against the interrogating me, it started to border emergency declaration. become clear they were interested in some reporting i right now we are told as many had done about the current state as 15 lawmakers are threatening of venezuela's security forces. to vote to block the declaration when it hits the senate floor later next week. what will happen? >> reporter: venezuelan officials haven't commented on the host of the jamie weinstein this particular case but eric, show podcast is with us. this is just one more sign of what happens if they pass their the turmoil and the instability in the country. back to you. eric: we are glad that cody was released and that he's fine. arthel: if you want to visit certain european countries, you're going to have to soon go through an approval process. own resolution of disapproval plus, the house passes a over the president's plan? >> acting is very high bar for sweeping election reform bill them to pass a resolution of but does it have a shot in the disapproval but it's gnarly and senate? has of the republicans.

the arguments leaders of both it will you take a few to vote with the democrats. the key question, if the parties are making. president vetoes it can they the idea of hr-1, it's going get two thirds in the house to overturn that? and while there is a lot of senators not coming on saying what they will do yet, i think to take taxpayers' money to give to politicians, the idea that if at the end of the day, they you're convicted as a felon, you get to vote. i do not believe this bill is won't overturn presidents veto. in part because many going to go anywhere. republicans just have not shown that they are willing to go against the president and many different scenarios where the traditionally they see that he has gone against, it seems unlikely they will choose this as the fighting grounds to go against the president. i think it is probably likely that they get that resolution of disapproval. i don't think they will have enough votes to overturn president trump 's veto. eric: some states a chance them to reassert the congressional power. a pushback against. >> we just have not seen in many different scenarios where i know you want to leave me for schwab, but before you do that, republicans have been weary of the presidents policies. look at trade. you should meet our newest team member, tecky. for instance. even when he announced removing i'm tecky. i can do it all. go ahead, ask it a question. troops out of syria after his tecky, can you offer low costs and award-winning full service phone call with the president

with a satisfaction guarantee, like schwab? and turkey. a lot of republicans were sorry. tecky can't do that. schwabbb! uneasy about the way that went calling schwab. down. and while they try to work behind the scenes, you didn't we don't have a satisfaction guarantee, see any resolution to try to but we do have tecky! actually block those moves. i find it unlikely that they i'm tecky. i ca... are you getting low costs and will do so in this case.also award-winning full service? in part, because even though if not, talk to schwab. they might be going against what they call unconstitutional power grab, they will also be viewed at least by some in the base as going against the border wall.which is certainly are not against. they certainly support the border wall. they might not like the way it is being done but they don't but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient want to at least be perceived as being against the border originally discovered... wall.eric: what about the centers that will vote against in jellyfish. it? in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown how did they do with the white house on that? as well as the states are to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. therefrom? quickly people a rand paul who always tries to base the policies on constitutional grounds. he has supported the president in certain instances where he did not have much support among a lot of other republicans.

he's been very vocal particularly on foreign policy. so he will try to frame this as a disagreement on constitutional grounds. but also point out where he has stood by the president in crucial times when the president might not have much enthusiastic support on some of the issues. some of the issues as we mentioned earlier, removal of troops from syria. eric: and there been a slew of these in the past or the president saying, forcefully, that is an emergency we look at the numbers of people trying to come in to seek asylum for example. dealing with some sicknesses that have been reported on the board appeared in the past we've had presidential emergencies dealing with cyber attacks, there been some on the congo, the central african republic. how does that argument wash when the fact that you do have a situation there, democrats say it is man-made by the president. but it clearly is a situation with the apprehensions now up and more coming. >> there's no question there's been a lot of national

emergencies since the 1976 act. often times republicans are very critical usually in the senate and house of the president's invoking the spirit but they are usually not as controversial as this one. and they usually do not give congress the time to say no. which in this case, they did. for the boardwalk. what i think it is largely a political matter in some sense because they are not going to get the boardwalk built before the next election or at least much new construction. this will be tied up in the courts going into 20/20 politics. with both sides using it to all of you. their advantage. how you live, so you know, i don't see even what you love. that's what inspired us to create america's most advanced internet. internet that puts you in charge. if this doesn't get overturned that protects what's important. as a national emergency, much new border wall getting built before the 2020 election. it handles everything, this is going to be tied up in the courts i think for some and reaches everywhere. this is beyond wifi, this is xfi. time. eric: maybe the president can seem trying to get the boardwalk, the other day he simple. easy. awesome. said some of the border wall is being built. xfinity, the future of awesome. it's already allocated. and democrats will sit there and say we are fighting the boardwalk. >> it's really nature of the immigration debate. at least for the last decade

where the both sides seem to use it as a political issue. arthel: you will soon need a instead of actually coming and trying to solve the problem. i would say the one possibility visa to travel to certain parts out the texas of the problem is of europe. 2021, the european union will require american as well as travelers from other visa-free supposedly jared cushion is trying to come with the big countries to complete an online deal. the big deal we've been talking about all the way back at least application and pay a small fee since the bush administration where you legalize many of before visiting what's known as those in the country illegally and then get more border security including the wall. that's been on the table. europe's shang-en zone. a million times in the past. never been able to get executed. perhaps, that will be done this time and president trump get the authorization will be valid some more of his wall. for three years. the democrats and some republicans will get more currently americans can travel to europe for up to 90 days legalization of the dreamers without a travel authorization. and others. perhaps he will get that grand bargain. it is the one idea that if it eric: the house this week passing a massive election reform bill. it is called house resolution 1 happens you will see a border wall. if not i think you will see a campaign politics on both sides or hr-1, an indication of its not very much wall built. importance to those politicians. eric: the border wall -- jamie it aims to expand voting rights, expand voting rules, including weinstein, thank you for being massive public funding of with us.

>> thank you. arthel: the political crisis in congressional campaigns. republicans say it puts taxpayer venezuela and widespread blackouts. money in the wrong hands. juan guaido calling for nationwide protest. as he continues his effort to here are the arguments from about sides. force disputed president, >> it ends the dominance of big, nicolas maduro to step down. dark special interest money in politics and empowers small kitty logan is following the story for us now. donors and the grass roots, reporter: >> hello arthel. ensures clean, ferrel fair es there are demonstrations and counter demonstrations on the streets of caracas today. and fights voter suppression. as the crisis continues. >> this is the definition of the democratic new party. the antigovernment protesters this is their most important rallied in an area close to the bill because they chose what presidential palace. they're angry about how difficult daily life has number to give it. we chose to give taxpayers, make become. and they blame the maduro sure they are able to keep more of their own money. they chose to take more of the government. earlier there were minor taxpayer money and gibb it to go themselves as politicians. clashes with demonstrators. but which really puts people back out to protest is a series eric: we have a democratic of blackouts around the strategist and former senior advisor to hillary clinton in country. with them saying it's about south carolina. brad let me start with you. government mismanagement and the democrats say it's reform, corruption. power is back on in some places but other areas still have no it's tran transparent, it levele

electricity. there are also problems with telecommunications.the playing field. what's wrong with that. government says this is a sabotage plot which it claims >> that's what nancy pelosi is organized by the us. called it, a power grab. the last time we had at the same time as these comprehensive election reform, it was bipartisan. antigovernment rallies, support it was between a prominent of the president protesting republican, john mccain and against america. their anger against sanctions the u.s. has imposed on venezuela. the u.s. and many of the feingold a president. countries are supporting the if it was serious, it would have opposition. as the political struggle been bipartisan. continues, so does the it's not. it's a power grab having suffering of the people in venezuela. politicians spend money for us and there is no end to this politically to stay in power. eric: it calls for public insight. financing which occurs around the country. you're talking about $1 billion for congressional races that we have to kick in to politicians so they can run? back to you. ! kitty logan, we will take it >> it's an outrage. back here. thank you. again, it's a way of democrats eric: a pretty serious storm system impacting millions of americans this weekend. trying to put their thumb on the and it could hit some of the scale to stay in power at the same areas that were struck so hard by last weekends deadly backs of the american people. storms. our meteorologist, adam klotz is tracking the storm. >> how? we will give you his views and what we can expect right after >> it doesn't have a chance. this. eric: what do you think about this? why should people pay our hard-earned taxpayer money to

kick in so politicians can run. >> first of all, this is the greatest win for democracy in generations. i applaud the members of the house democratic caucus for passing this piece of legislation. when you look at expanding opportunities to vote, that should not be partisan. republicans should be on board. voter so suppression and voter fraud are naturally against this legislation that gives access to the ballot box. these have outlanding talking points to describe legislation that would do what parties want to do, take the power out of washington and return it to the american people. >> exactly what it doesn't do. felons shouldn't be voting. and by the way -- >> if they -- eric: wait a minute. let him finish. >> another thing, the fact is, state legislators, a majority controlled by republicans, the democrats say we need independent people who have not been elected by the people themselves, the ballot box, to

decide where districts should be. and where lines should be drawn. this is an outrage. having bureaucrats decide for us what's best for us, no. there has to be accountability at the ballot box for the who serve the people. eric: automatic voter registration, some say it will lessen photo i.d.s in voting and this sort of thing and would that rocking chair would look grahh, new house, eh?e. expand voting possibilities. well, you should definitely see how geico >> if you remember what happened could help you save on homeowners insurance. at the historic election of nice tip. i'll give you two bucks for the chair. barack obama, republicans passed two?! that's a victorian antique! voter suppression laws all across the country that would all right, how much for the recliner, then? suppress the vote for wait wait... how did that get out here? constituents like minorities all across the country. that is definitely not for sale! >> nonsense. >> when brad talks about the end is this a yard sale? if it's in the yard then it's... for sale. of gerrymandering, that's called making america fair again. oh, here we go. you know maps are gerrymandered geico. it's easy to switch and save across the country. on homeowners and renters insurance. that's why we have a deep divide in washington and we know we have to do something about that otherwise, we will continue to have a deep divide in washington. if a felon has served their time, brad, why should we not

restore them the right to cast their vote? >> not automatic right to vote. they need to be a process by which to they come back into society. >> i want you to listen to what you're saying. >> i did. >> a republican state in florida passed legislation last cycle to allow felons to vote after they served their time. there's nothing wrong with someone who paid their den debty if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, having their right to vote every day can begin with flakes. again. eric: this may not go anywhere. it's a reminder of your struggles with psoriasis. here's what mitch measure connel-- mcconnellsaid, i won'te but what if your psoriasis symptoms didn't follow you around? president. >> i believe we can win that's why there's ilumya. with just 2 doses, elections against people who a majority of people were clear or almost clear. vote for this turkey. this is a solution in search of and over time, even more people were clear or almost clear. a problem. it's a bill designed to make it more likely democrats win more all with dosing 4 times a year... likely. eric: he called the democrat after 2 initial doses. plus, ilumya was shown to have similar risks of infections politician protect act. is that fair? >> he's spot on. compared to placebo. by the way, it's dead on don't use if you are allergic to ilumya or any of its ingredients. before starting treatment, arrival. it doesn't create one job for

your doctor should check for tuberculosis and infections. america, doesn't solve one problem, it creates problems and after checking there is no need for routine lab monitoring quite frankly they should be ashamed of themselves to call unless your doctor advises it. ilumya may increase your risk of infections this hr-1. and lower your ability to fight them. this is their premier legislation once they get power. tell your doctor if you have an infection or have symptoms, shame on them. eric: what about or if you plan to or have recently received a vaccine. mr. mcconnell's comments? >> i think it's crazy as hell this could be your chance to leave your psoriasis symptoms behind. for mitch mcconnell to not ask your doctor for ilumya today, for a clearer tomorrow. arthel: a brief scare at newark give legislation a chance to be debated or voted upon. the majority of american people agree we have to do something about the election system. the party of voter fraud and voter suppression will not allow this piece of legislation to make it to the floor. surprise, surprise. eric: we've got to go. it does have two points. it would make election day a national holiday. it gets rid of government officials and politicians flying first class. can i get you to agree on that one? >> i'm for that. eric: our money, you pay for first class, brad you've been there in washington. >> i'm for that.

it's 500 pages of nonsense with one page of common sense. airport this morning after 30 same airline was forced to make an emergency landing. eric.>> what a time to be alive. nearly 200 passengers were evacuated after the crew eric: how about first class reported smoke and a possible travel? why are they sitting up front. fire in the cargo hold. >> i don't know why brad's party a canadian leisure airline, loves t sit upfront on airplanes flight 942 on his way from montrcal to fort lauderdale when it was diverted around when they travel. >> soon there won't be -- won't 8:30 a.m. this morning for the be airplanes under democrats. boeing 737 landed safely and eric: if any politicians are up two of the 189 passengers front, take them to the back. we don't have the peanuts. reported injury. they see no fire was found guys, thank you. arthel: i like both of those there still investigating the cause of the smoke. guys. house democrats launching sweeping investigations into president trump. eric: retina keeping an eye on could what they find lead to a major storm system brewing causing snow in the northern possible impeachment? central states. plus, new legal trouble for it could approach some of the jussie smollett. what a grand jury has decided as areas in the south that we have by last weekends deadly storm. his defense attorney fires back. adam klotz is tracking this in >> i've never seen a media pendulum swing more quickly and the extreme weather center. what can we expect? adam: this is a large storm

more viciously and rob somebody system bringing big weather to lotta portions of the country. of their presumption of they are distracting from the innocence like this case is. board of canada down to the it's startling. gulf of mexico. it's going to affect people different across the region previously winter storm warning area across the northern plains and upper midwest. ♪ now i'm wondering if your loves still strong. ♪ spots what you will continue to see snow moving through the ♪ ooo baby, here i am, signed, sealed, delivered, i'm yours ♪ overnight hours. really the largest concern with applebee's 3 course meal the system will continue to be the southeast where the ingredients are there that we now that's eatin' good could see tornadoes spin up in the neighborhood. from now running into the overnight hours. it is the leading edge that we have seen some of the tornadoes spin up already. even if you've not seen them there been a lot of big thunderstorms right along this line. everything here highlighted in the red area is a tornado watch.it means ingredients i'm begging you... take gas-x.ed beneath the duvet are in place that tornadoes your tossing and turning isn't restlessness, it's gas! could fire up. currently, we don't have anything but the yellow and orange boxes, those are severe gas-x relieves pressure, bloating and discomfort... thunderstorms that mean wind up to 60 miles an hour. hail is enough to do pretty big fast! damage. so we can all sleep easier tonight. still through the overnight, sweep across the southeast.

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each is a class 4 felony. smollett's attorney said he didn't expect the grand jury would bring 16 separate counts, calling it overkill. chicago police opened an internal investigation after allegations of leaks surfaced. smollett, who is black and openly gay, told police back in january he was the victim of a hate crime. he claimed he was attacked by two masked men who attacked him as he was heading home from a subway restaurant, claiming they beat him and poured a chemical on him and the he says they puta rope around his neck and shouted this is mag a country. police say he staged the attack and paid two brothers to carry it out. smollett maintains his innocence. >> what is happening here is feeling that our relationship with north korea, kim jong-un frankly a media gang bang of this guy, of unprecedented and myself, chairman kim, i think it's a very good one. proportions. that's the reason i got into i think it remains good.

this. i've never seen a media pendulum i would be surprised in a swing more quickly and more negative way if he did anything that was not per our viciously and rob somebody of their presumption of innocence like this case. understanding. arthel: the president sending little skeptical amid reports >> reporter: chicago police said that korea is restoring a smollett took advantage of the long-range rocket launch site pain and anger of racism to that it had dismantled as part promote his career, saying he of the disarmament steps last was unhappy with his pay. if convicted, smollett could face up to three years in prison. eric: thanks so much. arthel: former trump campaign year. satellite images show it might chairman paul man forth be operational. they said though as pyongyang sentenced to 47 months in prison to allow u.s. inspectors to this week for bank and tax view the site. meanwhile there are indications fraud. but his legal troubles are not that there has been seismic activity in a mining town near over. next week, manafort will be pyongyang. sentenced in a separate case of these developments come after illegal lobbying. the second nuclear summit garrett tenney is live in between kim jong-un and washington with the details. president trump ended without any agreement. let's bring in the directive hi, garrett. >> reporter: paul manafort turns 70 years old next month. it's not clear how much of the rest of his life will be spent in prison. he's facing an additional 10 the heritage foundation. margaret thatcher center for years behind bars this week for freedom. thank you for being here. charges of conspiracy against >> my pleasure, arthel. the u.s. which he pleaded guilty thank you very much. arthel: absolute. why is kim jong-un doing this to in september. now? >> i think is a clear manafort could ultimately serve

very little time for his crimes, demonstration from the north though, if he receives a korean regime. presidential pardon which the that there not willing to go along with calls for pyongyang president was asked about on friday. >> i don't even discuss it. the only one discussing it is to end its nuclear program. this is a clear bit of rattling you. i haven't discussed it. no collusion with russia. from the north koreans, it there was absolutely none. demonstrates absolutely 100 >> reporter: that may not be the percent why the president was right to walk away from the end of paul manafort's legal troubles. the d.a. in new york city is talks in hanoi. it's a clear demonstration that the north korean regime remains preparing a case against him for unpaid state taxes and loans and as state charges, those could a brutal, murderous dictation. not be pardoned by the president. which is hell-bent on on friday, president trump also dismissed the idea that he would consider a pardon for his former developing further weapons capability on testing, personal attorney, michael cohen. house republicans are demanding answers from cohen about his eventually, further ballistic congressional testimony. fox news learned that staff for missiles. we need to be on guard. adam schiff traveled to new york we need to adopt a position of at least four times to meet with maximum pressure against the cohen before his public testimony last month and met north korean regime. with him for more than 10 hours to discuss his testimony. and we have to ensure that this republican congressman p mike turner argues those meetings regime is kept in check.and could amount to coaching a that it does not emerge as a witness. further threat to the world.

>> these happened behind closed arthel: but here is why nile, doors, solely with democrat adam schiff's staff, no one else was present at the time, over 10 talks between the dictator and the president will resume. hours of work with michael cohen they both have tremendous egos, neither wants to lose. before he came out and publicly they both want and need this to testified. work. what do you think about that? i think the public deserves answer as to what happened during these sessions, what was >> well, i have to say so far, discussed. >> reporter: house intelligence the first two summits are committee spokesman defended the between the u.s. and north korean leaders have not meetings as a routine part of actually resulted in a benefit for the united states. any investigation. they say it's completely and there is no reason to appropriate to conduct proper believe why a third summit would deliver any differently. sessions and allow witnesses to and i believe that the u.s. review prior testimony before position should be far more the committee interviews them. republicans are not buying that robust than it has been so far. explanation and are requesting details about the meetings from we need to see the sanctioning cohen's legal team. of at least another 300 arthel: thank you, garrett. >> reporter: you got it. individuals in north korea. eric: house democrats are we need to see restoration of wrapping up their investigations u.s. and south korean military exercises which have been into president trump. jerry nadler requesting canceled for the spring. this sends the wrong signal. documents from 81 people and entities associated with the

we need to see chinese entities presidentnd the trump doing business with the north korean regime. fully sanctioned. we need to see far tougher organization, speculation that democrats are looking for approach against north koreans grounds for impeachment. the president's rating it up 3 and then it's clear i think with kim jong-un that this is points from january. the poll finds an increase in not so negotiates in good the number of people who are in faith. this is someone who continues favor of possible impeachment, and fertilizes his own even before the mueller report is out. how could possible wrong-doing in the trump business if any is population, there hundred thousand political prisoners in north korea. found potentially affect the this is the most barbaric on president. earth today and we need to we have a former assistant apply pressure many many federal prosecutor here. fronts. >> good afternoon. and we need to ensure above eric: the focus has been on russia and the investigation. all, the complete, verifiable we know the southern district of new york, the federal l cohen testified about denuclearization of north korea. we have to maintain excellent that. what are the pitfalls if any for the president in that pressure against this regime. we cannot let up in any way. investigation? >> sure. the decision recently taken to so the whole role of impeachment in american history has not been just to prosecute the president for things he's done in office, end the u.s. and south korean military exercises i think sent the wrong message. it is in a way to make sure the that doesn't help the person we have in the white situation. arthel: it seems that -- i'm

house is fit for the office. there are crimes that have taken sorry, it seems that you think place or incidents that have the charm or the president taken place outside of the white house are grounds for impeachment. that was the basis for charm -- what? whitewater and the prosecution yes. thank you. is not enough if the talks to of president clinton. as prosecutors look at the business dealings, if they come resume however, who has to be across things that appear as if the president has committed a involved to determine if this crime or has obstructed justice, those could become articles of is not working? how much planning needs to take impeachment, especially in a place in advance on the president's part? democratic led congress. eric: a real estate deal or inflating values or something, i mean, would that be a high crime enter the spectacular summit be put on hold and legitimate? or misdemeanor that congress let's say kitchen table talk would be where the negotiating, diplomatic action is to take bodying into? does that qualify? place, nile? >> it could. >> i don't see any further historically, you look at the i'impeachment of president clinton, it had to do with lying talks between the u.s. and north korea. about a personal affair. unless the north koreans make a what that term means, is the clear demonstration that they person who is person that is are willing to make concessions. so for the north koreans have not actually conceded anything president fit for the office. at all. if president trump has inflated i think we need to see some assets, has been a tax cheat, has acted improperly in his demonstration of good faith on the part of the north korean

business, it tells us how he regime. we have seen nothing of the kind so far. operates in the current office i think at the end of the day you simply cannot trust a and it would be grounds for the congress to decide he's not fit tyrant like kim jong-un. for the office. eric: the clinton investigation he is somebody who cannot take was not about jennifer flowers him at his word. and we have two further enhance and increase the sanctions against -- or paula jones. it centered on his false testimony, lying, for which he arthel: have to jump in. was disbarred. excuse me, quickly because your >> i think that's a little bit same very strong words. of a revision of history. what we know now is that judge president obama told president trump watch out for kim jong-un. at one point this president star was involved with the trump hear this? lawyers for the flowers team, because he is the head honcho. he can have all of his that did this over a period of intelligence agents and time. impeachment is a political act. it's not a criminal top-secret people saying, this is what we need to do. investigation. which is what you just lined that depends really on how out for us. congress feels about a but when does president trump president. have to get there?>> you and you can find things, certainly there are things this president has done that democrats could try to impeach him for and the question is know, i think president trump whether they can build public needs to adopt the same stuff north korea that he's adopted support for that. that's the more difficult on iran. u.s. pressure against the iranian regime is working very, proposition. eric: during the long testimony that michael cohen gave, he was very effectively. and i think it would be prudent asked about business practices for the president to adopt by the trump organization. he talked about the alleged inflating of values for exactly the same approach is taken towards iran. insurance purposes and deflating

for tax purposes and of course another highly dangerous there's the he question about the deutsche bank loan from that dictatorship. i think the same approach of organization and they're talking about allen wiseelburg the cfo maximum pressure must be applied against the north korean regime. arthel: nile gardiner, have to go. thank you very much. back in a second. being called to testify. for your brain. here is some of the testimony of with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, mr. cohen when he said federal prosecutors were going over this prevagen has been shown in clinical trials stuff. >> is there any other to improve short-term memory. wrong-doing or illegal act that prevagen. healthier brain. better life. you are aware of regarding donald trump that we haven't discussed today. yes. again, those are part of the investigation that's currently being looked at by the southern district of new york. eric: adam schiff from california, this is what he said after mr. cohen testified behind closed doors to that exit at co. >> this has been an excruciating time for him and we're very grateful that he was as forthcoming as he was. we made the same admonishment that my colleague, chairman stimulant laxatives forcefully stimulate i switched to miralax for my constipation.

the nerves in your colon. cummings made so eloquently, miralax works with the water in your body to unblock your system naturally. more eloquently than i, that he needed to tell us the full and it doesn't cause bloating, truth, the whole truth and cramping, gas, or sudden urgency. nothing but the truth and none miralax. look for the pink cap. of the questions we had for him went unanswered. eric: none of the questions we at outback, your steak & lobster wish is our command. had for him went unanswered. steak & lobster is back by popular demand, seems like mr. cohen is offering a lot. do we have any information on starting at only $15.99. hurry in to outback! and if you want outback at home, order now! the details on what he has. >> one of the things he said he couldn't talk about was communications between him and the president in the past few months. there's a suggestion that the president was trying to obstruct justice through communicating with mr. cohen, which is consistent with everything else's done. the things that cohen publicly said in any of the prior 44 presidencies would have resulted in impeachment. we're in a different age. the things that president trump has publicly admitted acknowledged doing, the recent reporting about giving security clearance to his son-in-law against the advice of the intelligence agencies, there is a whole host of things and one of those certainly is the trump

organization and potential tax fraud. eric: the president's defenders say it's up to the president. he could give that type of clearance to someone he wants. he has that executive authority. >> sure. the president could launch a nuclear attack on the u.k. certainly he has the power to do those things. one of the things an impeachment does is say when you act in a manner outside the interest of the united states, we have to rein that in. what are the democrats going to sort of sink their teeth into and it looks like potential tax fraud and business dealings. eric: if there are indictments coming out of the southern district, the president could say i relied on those accounts, i have $500 an hour lawyers, i relied on them an trusted them to follow the letter of the law. >> he will say that, eric. he has made defenses like that all along. what's interesting about right now, is that the president has had a press which has been pretty willing to go along with what he said and not challenge him. it's going to take sort of the free press to start to press the

president, say no, that's not reasonable. these things are not historical. they are out of line and what every other president has done. until the press does its job doing that, he's going to get away with arguments like that. eric: as a former federal prosecutor, someone who has been in the trenches, you've seen how the decisions are made. what do you think is going to happen? >> i think they're going to go after every financial crime they can find. the prosecutors in the southern district of new york are very diligent. they don't like when someone questions the rule of law. they see it as a personal afront the way the president attacked the fbi, the department of justice and law enforcement. you've go moat vatted people wh- motivated people who will make sure they get it right and make sure they don't have any stone arthel: that time again, time to spring forward again as unturned. eric: they targeted a variety daylight saving time begins of people and crimes over the tomorrow. many decades during its for mosfor most americans the ck existence. used to be run by rudy giuliani. will jump forward an hour. we'll see what comes out of that most people will lose an hour of

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arthel: r. kelly released from a chicago jail for a second time after someone else paid the $161,000 the r & b singer owed in back child support. kelly was taken to the same jail last month after he was charged with 10 counts of aggravated sexual abuse. kelly has denied those accusations. a 47-year-old suburban chicago business owner reportedly posted his $100,000 bail. eric: the iowa democratic party joining the digital age to help select the party's nominee for

president next year. every four years the politicians and people gather in iowa to try and pick the people they want to nominate as the democrat or potentially republican candidate for president and it's always done in person with the different campaigns staking out lots of fronts and tables and positions to try to get their person selected as the number one coming out of that caucus. now it's joined the computer age. matty hicks brings us the story. >> reporter: the caucus may get a major face lift as democratic leaders in the state debate how votes are cast. in what would be the biggest change in the caucus since 197 , they are considering allowing people to vote remotely in what's called a virtual caucus. voters would be able to preregister and select a day and time to cast a vote, at least five days before the february 3r third caucus date. >> the changes will make sure the iowa caucuses are the most

transparent and inclusive. >> reporter: they believe it will open up the process to more people. >> working parents, single parents would can't get child care, people with mobility issues, people with disabilities and others who can't get to the caucus site. >> reporter: there is concern voting remotely will have less influence. >> the people who do participate that way, their wait in the caucus results will be limited to 10% overall. >> reporter: thus restricting the overall potential impact the voters have on how many delegates winning candidates areal located on caucus night. >> if i were volunteering for a candidate, which hesitate to encourage supporters to do the virtual caucus. it's more likely that they'll have a greater impact if they can be there in person. >> reporter: democratic national committee leaders have until september to consider the proposed changes to iowa's caucus and if approved state

leaders are expecting tens of thousands more voters in 2020. in des moines, iowa, matte hicks, fox news. arthel: after years of serving his country, people who share a community with the highly decorated world war ii veteran are showing their appreciation for his service. locals in tribe hill, new york raised money to buy 94-year-old john miller a new car. mr. miller, who was awarded two purple hearts for his time in italy during the war, has been driving a car with nearly 200,000 miles on it. >> the mechanic said don't drive that, it's going to fall apart because it's so rusted underneath. arthel: mr. miller still a volunteer fireman, uses the car to visit shut-ins, go to the post office and spend time with family and friends. some in town say mr. miller is the unofficial mayor of tribe hill. >> this man, how do you not help him? mr. miller would give you the shirt off his back if you needed it. when he needed a car, we said

we've got to step up and do something. we have to help him. arthel: the local toyota dealer heard about mr. miller's car troubles and stepped in, making it possible for the long-time hero to keep up his daily routine. eric: that's just great. congratulations, mr. miller and tanks, da toyota. president trump went to alabama yesterday and got a firsthand look at the deadly tornado damage there, this as the south today is bracing for more severe weather on the way. up next, adam klotz will give us the forecast on where the latest severe storms are heading. >> queer beginning t -- we're beginning to see big storms moce across portions of the south. we're going to be tracking the storms coming up after the break. gary, gary, gary... i am proud of you, my man. making simple, smart cash back choices... with quicksilver from capital one. you're earning unlimited 1.5% cash back

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cracks more severe weather in the forecast. the area of most concern, parts of the south. this video from arkansas which may have experienced a tornado earlier today, there are reports, no reports, no reports of injuries thank goodness. adam klotz is live in the

weather center with the latest details.adam: this is a very large storm system that will cover a lot of states. you will see different things depending where you are. where all of the warm air is that's where we have severe thunderstorms and tornadoes but this stretches for up to the north with temperatures getting towards freezing. a winter storm across portions of the upper planes run into the upper midwest. including minneapolis, stretching over towards milwaukee and chicago will eventually see a little bit of the rain and snow icy mix as the system moves through. follow this further to the south, the leading edge is what we are paying attention to. currently from areas of mississippi into alabama and up toward tennessee, all spots we been seeing severe thunderstorms and a tornado watch. everything highlighted in the red area. that's a tender watch. in these conditions are right for tornadoes to pop up. every time you see pinkett means that the circulation is

they are likely a tornado on the ground as some of the spots. we've been seeing a pop up often on every 30 minutes to one hour. it will get worse as we get into the evening and overnight hours. where we currently are into portions of northern alabama, the system moves through the overnight hours. it will be spots paying attention to then i will leave you with the system shifting on sunday across portions of southern alabama and southern georgia. those are the same spots that the president had to visit where we saw the devastation last weekend. arthel: those people can't take anymore. let's hope they are clear of any moredevastation. adam klotz , thank you. >> a federal judge has issued a new ruling over the presidents policies on the southern border. what this means for separated families. that ahead as "america's news headquarters" continues.we will be back for a new hour after this. ♪ when cravings hit, hit back.

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spending the weekend at his mar-a-lago estate in florida. as he spaces a legal blow to the border security policy. a federal judge in california ruling on migrant families separated at the southern border should be included at class action lawsuits that the administration may have to reunite thousands of additional migrant families separated at the u.s. southern border. hello everyone i am arthel neville. welcome to a brand-new hour inside "america's news headquarters". eric: good to see you. thank you for joining us this afternoon. the judge stopped short however, of requiring the

government to immediately track down all the families that may have been deported before being reunited. the administration argued it would be difficult to identify the children who are no longer in its custody. ellison barber is at west palm beach near the mar-a-lago estate following all of it this afternoon. reporter: this judge basically said the governments argument that there would not have the resources or the ability to track down all of these families. he says it's irrelevant. that these are people and they need to be accounted for. the u.s. district judge, ordered the administration last year to reunite roughly 2800 that were separated during the so-called zero-tolerance policy. but in january and inspector general issued a report saying the department of justice, homeland security actually began separating migrant families nearly one year before the zero-tolerance policy was

officially announced. they say far more families were impacted than originally thought. the aclu says those families should be allowed to join their ongoing class action lawsuit. and the judge agreed. according to a court docket with administration argued this is just far too much would likely mean having dozens of staffers work for eight hours a day. at least 235 days in a row. and that is to get started on reconciling the information with testimony or data from homeland security. a deputy director at the agency responsible for overseeing migrant minors, minors across the border alone separated from families, they told the court that they simply could not do all of this. they don't have the staff or resources for all of it. the judge said although this process could be burdensome, it clearly can be done. he actually pointed to some of the governments arguments against doing it to back his opinion. the judge's first big decision ordering the government to reunite families did not include parents whose children were released from custody before june 26, 2018.

-- they should at be counted in the class action lawsuit. he did not decide whether the government will be required to count and reunite all of the separated families. that is a question he says will be addressed at the next hearing. the white house has not responded to our request for comment. eric: thank you. arthel: the former trump campaign chairman, paul manafort, is due back in court next week after receiving a nearly four year prison sentence for tax and bank fraud. all of this is the president's former personal attorney, michael,, is suing the trump organization. claiming he is owed money for unpaid legal services. meanwhile, the president continues to slam the russia investigation. >> keep the hoax going. it's just a hoax. senator burr says there is no collision. look at devin nunes and the house intelligence committee, they said there is no collision. and guess what? there is none.

arthel: i would go to garrett tenney joining us from washington with the latest. reporter: hi arthel. before michael cohen begins his three year prison sentence this summer he is suing the trump organization for millions of dollars. in the lawsuit filed in the supreme court they argue his contract with the trump organization to place the organization is responsible for legal bills that michael cohen racked up defending himself against the investigations by congress as well as special counsel. here's what the president had to say about the lawsuit. >> is the most ridiculous suit have ever seen. i had a bad lawyer. reporter: michael cohen facing questions by his congressional testimony into the democrats coached him on what to say. fox news has learned staff are democratic, spent adam schiff traveled to new york at least four times to meet with michael cohen for more than 10 hours for public testimony last month. and discussed a wide range of topics which democratic lawmakers then asked him about during the hearing.

this morning, former whitewater counsel robert ray said even if the meetings were legal, they can cast doubt on the already credible testimony from michael cohen. >> i'm not questioning the fact that it is appropriate for members of congress to have sessions with the witness before hand to prep the witness. what i'm questioning and what can stark questioned, that ought to be a bipartisan function where both sides get an opportunity to find out information before hand. reporter: a house intelligence committee spokesman defended the meetings said they were completely appropriate and routine part of every serious investigation but mike turner is not buying the explanation. he is now demanding details about the meetings from the legal team of michael cohen. arthel: garrett tenney, thank you very much. eric? eric: president trump set to reveal the 2020 federal budget proposal.officials say the president will make a significant request in also see

for defense of cutting nondefense discretionary funding by five percent to stabler the spending caps. the president's plan will also propose cuts to a range of domestic programs. federal lawmakers were told in both parties that it is not expected to make any cuts to medicare or social security. arthel: jussie smollett has been indicted on 16 felony counts related to his reports of an alleged hate crime. the actor known for his role on empire, is facing one count for each time he allegedly made a false report about the attack. police believe that jussie smollett staged the whole thing. jackie heinrich is following this from new york city. reporter: a grand jury slapped jussie smollett with 16 felony counts, eight for what he told the officer that initially took the report and eight for what he later told a detective. his attorney says he did not expect the grand jury would bring 16 separate counts. calling it overkill and an attempt to distract people from

the false information by the chicago police department. his attorney claims police tampered with his medical records and illegally invade his privacy. jussie smollett is black and openly gay. he said he was a victim of a hate crime. he said that he was attacked from two masked men as he left a subway restaurant same and they beat him and poured a chemical on him and made homophobic and other slurs. they said he staged the attack and paid two brothers $3500 to carry it out. jussie smollett maintains his innocence. >> it's an outrage. the fact that he maintains his innocence makes it even more outrageous. 16 counts. i defy anybody to find any indictment anywhere where someone has brought 16 counts for being a victim of a hate crime, basically. reporter: chicago police state jussie smollett took the pain and anger racism for his career

because he was unhappy with his pay. in a press conference last month the superintendent did not hold back. >> bogus police reports cause real harm. they do harm to every legitimate victim who is in need of support by police and investigators as well as citizens of the city. reporter: after the charges came down the department spokesman treated as a superintendent stated allegations against jussie smollett are shameful and if proven, -- those that embraced him as a neighbor and as a role model. if he is convicted, jussie smollett could face up to three years in prison. he is scheduled to be arraigned on march 14. arthel: jackie heinrich, thank you. eric: meanwhile r. kelly, out of jail once again. the r&b singer was released this morning in chicago. he's in facing charges for

sexually abusing four women, three that were minors to the judge ordered him behind bars until he paid child support payments. hundred and $61,000. those were made by an anonymous person who paid on his behalf. here is what they are saying when he left jail this morning. >> i promise you we will straighten all of this stuff out, that's all i can say right now. i promise you. arthel: r. kelly denies the wrongdoing in the sex abuse case and he has pled not guilty to the charges. arthel: house oversight and reform committee chairman, elijah cummings, vowing to take another look at michael cohen 's testimony. and decide whether or not to recommend perjury charges be filed against the former fixer and a dispute over pardoned requests. plus the president signing an executive order designed to help suicide among veterans. >> to every veteran, i want you to know that you have an entire

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>> i know that in watching and seeing you folks at night, that michael cohen lied about the pardon, it was a stone cold guy and he's lied about a lot of things sony lied about the pardon it was really a lie. >> president trump disputing the congressional testimony of his former personal attorney, michael cohen. his part in denial contradicts a statement issued by his attorney, lanny davis paid now the house oversight and reform committee chairman, elijah cummings, saying, he will take a closer look at michael cohen 's full testimony for deciding whether to refer him to the justice department for perjury. let's bring in our legal panel. we have a former senior investigative counsel for the u.s. congress with us and robert schulz, defense attorney and former prosecutor. good to have both of you. i want to start first, on this perjury notion. did michael cohen perjure himself and how is the answer

to the question affect the rest of his testimony public and private? >> he is walking on razor blades because it is such a tight givens between inconsistencies and perjury which is a known lie. we will not know for sure i mean obviously lanny davis cannot have discussions with regards to a pardon. however mr. cohen has not waived his attorney-client privilege is first to fully understand and fully be made aware of what was asked, how it was asked for, what he knew, what he did not know, when he authorizes attorneys to do on his behalf. but if they found that he was aware of this request and he can be investigated and charged with perjury, is looking at more jail time than the three years he's already facing. arthel: with that in mind, why would he perjure himself knowing that he could spend more time in jail? in all the questions that bob just posed, how difficult are the answers to find in those questions? >> it is anybody's guess why he would lie about something that.

in light of the fact he is a ready been convicted of lying before congress, chairman cummings, the oversight committee gave him a chance to come back to effectively redeem himself. and at the hearing, chairman cummings himself said, during the open testimony, if michael cohen lied again, he will be the first to refer him to doj for prosecution. and i work for chairman cummings. he is tough and fair and a former practicing attorney. if he determines that he lied, he will make the referral. arthel: chairman cummings has been getting great compliments the way he is conducting the trial or hearing i should say. >> yes. arthel: let me put up a tweet from the present to michael cohen. this is from yesterday morning. he said, bad lawyer and michael cohen said under sworn testimony that he never asked for a pardon. his lawyers totally contradicted him. he lied.

additionally, he asked me for a pardon. i said no. he lied again. he also badly wanted to work at the white house. he lied! bob, has president trump implicated or involved himself with this tweet to a point where he could be subpoenaed to testify? >> yes, but highly unlikely. i don't think we need his testimony. he obviously, again in the digital age with regards to letters and text messages and emails, there would be probably more likely a paper trail implicating mr. cohen 's request for the pardon. additionally, his michael cohen testifying on congress because he did not get the pardon? did he ask for it? feel like he was being played with and feel like he was being ignored by trump is now go to washington and for lack of a better term burn the house down and tried to take trump to task and make him look worse off than michael cohen is ready looking by being convicted of lying and doing jail time and is not -- arthel: click this tweet from president trump congressional