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washington. officials say they hope they're close to reaching an agreement bl in one way or the other, and to end this trade fight with if he does not provide this china and avoid higher tariffs committee with the information on hundreds of billions of it demands and the respect it dollars in chinese imports. deserves, mr. barr's moment of the u.s. has complained about accountability will come soon chinese trade practices including american businesses operating in china and theft of enough. anita: that's house judiciary american companies' corporate committee chairman jerry nadler secrets by the chinese government and other firms after attorney general william barr declined to testify before there. back to you. his panel on thursday. nadler has sent a counteroffer anita: rich edson live at the white house, thank you so much. to barr for access to the eric: well, things are not as redacted portions of the mueller encouraging down in venezuela. report. setting a monday deadline for that's where those citizens are fleeing their country. him to comply or be held in many crossing into colombia amid contempt. let's bring in our legal panel, the political and economic crisis there that is continuing alex little is a criminal and shows no sign of ending. defense and litigation attorney, former prosecutor and former leaders across the globe assistant u.s. attorney, and including here in washington cliff stay zack is a former backing the country's opposition senior investigative counsel for leader juan guaido. the u.s. congress and a former now guaido is making a new push new york state assistant attorney general. to urge the military to oust gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us this afternoon. >> good afternoon. nicolas maduro. secretary of state mike pompeo anita: so quite the battle going on on capitol hill between jerry tweeting this: >> the time for transition is nadler and the house judiciary committee and attorney general now. no more starvation, no more wl yam barr.

nadler wants to hold the children without medicine, no more repression. attorney general in contempt of the united states stands firmly with you in your quest. congress if he doesn't turn over we call on all members of the the unredacted report by nine international community to do is a.m. monday morning. what does that mean, to be held the same. in contempt of congress, eric: steve harrigan is among literally? chris, let me start with you -- them on the ground in caracas. or, alex, sorry. hi, steve. >> congress has the power to >> reporter: eric, more calls compel witnesses and documents, for demonstrations today by the that's what they're trying to do here, and the power to do so opposition, but the numbers of comes with the power to force the people out there marching on the streets has declined from compliance, and they're going to the start of the week where it do that through something called was in the thousands to today a contempt action which could lead to things like an arrest or where it is in the hundreds. the sense of momentum seems to be ebbing. fines. anita: chris, your thoughts? people have been asked a lot by >> alex is right as a procedural the opposition to come out every day in march, often at great matter, but as a practical matter, when the republicans peril and at economic cost as held the house and there was a well. and those numbers have declined. democratic president, they held as far as the disputed eric holder in contempt. eric holder never went to jail, president, nicolas maduro, he is trying to so solidify his and what he was being held in contempt for is the same thing support among the key group in that attorney general barr is this three-month crisis, and doing now, refuse dog hand over that is military. maduro visiteds a military base documents. eric holder never went to jail, almost ever day, he was with a attorney general barr's not going to go to jail over this. debts today -- cadets today and one thing that is also

shaking hands, pledging eternal important to keep in mind here is that one thing that loyalty and expecting loyalty from those soldiers. congressman nadler's asking for is not just the report, but it's maduro has said he blames the all the underlying information failed military uprising on tuesday on the united states. including grand jury material. here's maduro. [speaking spanish] and that is prohibited under >> translator: we say to the law. so there's a he -- legitimate traitors, to the coup making oligarchy, to imperialism, the slogan that marks this legal argument on both sides. anita: i think you were historical time, let it be heard referring to the former attorney even in washington loyal general not putting forward forever. documents on the fast and furious investigation. >> reporter: the protests i remember that. >> exactly. turned violent earlier in the week. more than 200 people wounded, anita: attorney general barr has made available a less redacted many with serious gunshot version than the public version and made it available to about wounds. some people died as well. 12 members of congress, but no the standoff between the two men one seems interested in looking who claim to be president at it. if they wanted to see it, it's continues. there for the viewing, right? juan guy doe, the opposition alex? >> it's unclear exactly who's leader backed by the u.s. as interim president, remains on got access to what parts, the sidelines just calling his theying haven't told what parts people to the streets but no are unredacted, so we don't know real power here on the ground in what the dispute is about. venezuela. erik, back to you. i think the bigger issue is eric: steve, thanks so much. >> president trump expressing these underlying documents, the evidence. one of the things that's confidence the can still reach a interesting about this isal deal to denuclearize north although there is grand jury korea. this after the regime launched material there, there is a means

several short-range projectiles for a different committee to get off its east into the sea of access to those materials because of the national security japan. gillian turner has more from implications. and i think if the democrats are washington. >> reporter: north korea fired stymied here, one option they may take is move this to the several short-range missiles off intelligence committees to try its east coast beginning just at the get the information that nine a.m. local time. way. according to the latest from the clearly, the russian piece of this would give them the basis south korean government, these to get access to that, and there is a provision of law under the missiles originated from a grand jury secrecy rules that would allow disclosure in those coastal town just east of circumstances. pyongyang. anita: so this is quite a the japanese government confirms testing of the system of checks the missiles flew 70-200 and balances -- >> absolutely. anita: do you think there's any chance the attorney general will kilometers before landing in the meet congressman nadler's demands to provide a less sea. president trump weighed in this morning via twitter writing: redacted version, and then as you were saying, does it go to anything in this very the courts? interesting world is possible, the question is where's the but i believe that kim jong un line? what does congress' subpoena fully realizes the great power end and the president's economic potential of north korea and will do nothing to executive privilege begin? interfere or end it. he also knows that i'm with him chris, let me throw that question to you. >> that's a great question, and and does not want to break his promise to me. that's exactly what the courts are for. deal will happen. and again, specifically i think these tests, though, come as in this case, the power of denuclearization talks with the congress to investigate is very united states remain stalled. broad, and it's been this after president trump's substantiated by the courts.

summit with kim jong un in but it's not unlimited. vietnam in february fell apart. every president since george over the past year, president washington has been fighting congress over one question or trump has often touted no missile tests and no nuclear another, and that continues today. i think where the judiciary tests as proof that his north korea strategy is working. committee will have a strong argument is for the report so it's unclear now whether the itself and unredacted, and i white house will take a tougher agree with alex, there are ways to do it that are appropriate. stance after this latest round of tests. the bigger fight will come for south korea's military wasted no all the underlying documents, i time issuing a statement today think over a million pages of every interview about every emphasizing they're tightly person involved in that investigation including if they synced with their u.s. didn't do anything wrong. they will have a bigger fight counterparts. and a tougher time in court our military has been closely watching north korea's movements obtaining that information. and has maintained a anita: well, we know that this full-fledged posture in close is a battle on capitol hill, coordination with the u.s. this as north korea's -- this is but -- and we see how it's plague out, but how do you think north korea's second test this it's playing out with the year, the last being a cruise american people? do you think they're as missile test that came just a interested in this as couple of weeks ago on april politicians are? dueck they're more interested 8th. their blast -- 18th. in -- do you think they're more their last known ballistic interested in the issues that are going to come about in the missile test was on november 28, next presidential campaign? i mean, health care and 2017. yesterday during his nearly immigration and all of the other issues on the table? >> yeah, i don't think the hour-and-a-half-long call with american public cares so much president putin, president trump about the intricacies of what's

got a reading out of his meeting in the report or how it's being with kim jong unthat happened on april 25th. done procedurally. but if you look at the putin said that north korea has historical precedent, and watergate is a very good fulfilled its obligations and stressed the u.s. should precedent, the public wasn't that interested in that east until there were tapes. reciprocate by reducing there were tapes of the sanctions on the hermit kingdom. president in the white house >> thank you so much. saying some things that we'll have much more on north really -- clearly connected him korea in about 20 minutes. to the crimes. which is one of the reasons that i think the democrats want gordon chang, asia analyst and access, because if they hold author of "losing south korea" will join us to talk more about hearings, if there is a public the opposition group free north airing of the things the president did, that may get the korea. eric? public very interested, and i eric: well, lots of action back think that's what the democrats are after. here at home in the 2020 anita: chris, i'll give you the presidential race. senator bernie sanders and last word here. >> i think the american several other candidates are all people -- other than the people stumping in iowa today. who watch news all day every day -- meanwhile, former vice president [laughter] i agree with what you were joe biden is hitting the saying earlier, they care about campaign trail in south health care, they care about feeding their children, they carolina. you know that's a key early presidential voting state. care about college. i don't think they care about a jacqui heinrich following all of subpoena fight, a subpoena fight them today and has a on capitol hill. the people who like president mid-afternoon round-up of their trump liked him before, they're going to like him now, and the activities. >> reporter: hi, eric. people who don't like him aren't going to like him now. an even wider democratic field, if you can imagine, this weekend anita: okay. the battle continues. we'll see what happens monday after senator michael bennett morning at 9:00. jumped into the race on gentlemen, thank you so much,

thursday. alex and chris. that brings the total number of >> thank you. democrats now in the race up to anita: thank you. 21. and many of them are hitting the eric: a senate job opening, early primary states this wyoming senator mike enzi says weekend. new hampshire was the first he will not run for re-election next year. primary in the nation getting he chairs the senate budget committee. he says he would rather focus on visits today, julian castro, budget reform rather than concentrate on another campaign. kirsten gillibrand and beto beto despite being an outspoken o'rourke in texas. fiscal conservative, the 75-year-old is known for keeping meanwhile, joe biden's in south a low profile on capitol hill. carolina and iowa is seeing his retirement opens up the elizabeth warren, eric swalwell possibility that current wyoming and bernie sanders: a big hurdle for democrats on the campaign congresswoman liz cheney, daughter of the former vice trail will be competing with president, could run for that such a strong economy. seat. and there's a move on the according to the april jobs report, 263,000 jobs were added president's taxes. that next. in the month of april. again, the unemployment rate being the lowest it's been in 49 years at just 3.6%. bernie sanders, nonetheless, made it a campaign issue at a stop in iowa. >> front pages of the paper today says the economy is booming, unemployment is down. unemployment is down. i want you to think, does that mean that the economy is booming for ordinary people? >> reporter: the latest poll

from cnn showed several top candidates edging out the president in a hypothetical general election matchup with bet beto o'rourke in a double-ding jet lead claiming 52% of registered voters compared with trump's 42%. biden was just a point behind, but that's significant because it's a bump from the first place spot that he's held in most polls since announcing. notably, the president beat out senator elizabeth warren in that poll. another significant moment this week for democrats was attorney general william barr's testimony over his handling of the mueller report before the senate judiciary committee. at least ten of the democrats running for president have called on barr to resign. eric? eric: all right, thanks so much. the free north korea opposition group fighting kim jong un does the unthinkable. we'll show you ahead. ♪ ♪ (in-store music) what?! i'm here to steal your car because, need a change of scenery? well, that's my job. kayak searches hundreds of travel sites what? what?? - even our competitors what?! - so you can be confident you're getting the right flight (laughing) what??

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monday whether or not he'll release the president's tax returns. but now politicians on the state level have been taking this into their own hands. they're been requiring presidential candidates to release their tax returns or they'd be cut from the 2020 presidential ballot. dan springer is following this developing story from our west coast newsroom. >> reporter: hi, eric. the pressure on president trump to release his tax returns is not just coming from democrats in congress who have issued subpoenas to get those tax returns. now 17 states are considering bills that would require a ♪ candidate for president to make ♪ his or her tax returns public in anita: emergency crews say they order to qualify for their have found one body after a ballot. those bills got enough traction plant explosion in illinois. two people are still missing and to pass in the senates in four states including washington, presumed dead. the explosion happened at a hawaii, illinois and just this past week in california. silicone plant about 50 miles north of chicago. nearly all of the states were the explosion was so powerful, won by hillary clinton in 2016. it pleatly leveled the building -- completely leveled the exceptions were arizona, the building. witnesses say loud booms and mississippi and pennsylvania. rumbles could be felt for miles democrats say the public is away, even in wisconsin. hungry for transparency. the cause of the blast is under

>> tax returns go to the core of investigation. eric: a new poll has found that a growing number of americans your true financial interests. say illegal immigration is and, obviously, it's just causing a crisis on our southern unprecedented for president trump not to release his taxes. border. according to that poll, 35% no one's never even imagined believe the situation is a that someone would do that. crisis which is up from 24% in and so i think it's a legitimate january, the poll from "the public policy issue. washington post" and abc. >> reporter: during the 2016 joining us to discuss the implications and the impact on campaign, then-candidate trump said he couldn't release his tax the issues of the election, eric returns because he was being felton joins us, columnist for audited. republicans who oppose these the washington examiner. bills say they're just a political stunt, and in washington state there is a will that affect the president's effort on immigration, and how twist. the current governor, jay can that affect the race? inslee, is running for >> yeah, i think there is going to be a political impact on president. the state has sued the trump this. what's interesting about the administration 34 times. poll that you're citing is that >> that's the blind partisanship the change has largely been of the attorney yen and a among democrats. they've gone from something, a governor who's running for office. this is about 2020 presidential very small number thinking that it's a crisis to a much larger politics, not about our state. number thinking it's a crisis. >> reporter: and there is a a so the movement in the poll as a very big question about whether whole has been driven by such a bill would even be legal. democrats, and that's an the constitution lays out the interesting thing. i think when president presidenp qualifications to be president

and releasing tax returns is not one of them. moved to have an emergency also democrats are being accused declaration to spend money on of being hypocritical. building a wall, a lot of the sponsor of the bill here in washington state was asked to democrats opposed the notion release her tax returns, and she that there was a crisis on the refused. border because that was seen as eric? eric: dan, thank you. the derby! supporting trump's move of the money for building the wall. fun hats, mint juleps, that's but now i think there's a sense next. among democrats, and it's shaping up in the presidential ♪ fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. race as well, that the crisis on the border can't be ignored, but it can be blamed on president trump. and so democrats have become more willing to admit that there is a crisis on the border because they, one, because it's but allstate actually helps you drive safely... undeniable and, two, because it with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... may have political resonance as a way to blame the president. ...and brake too hard. eric: will that then result in with feedback to help you drive safer. any policy change? as you pointed out, democratic giving you the power to actually lower your cost. leaders said the wall is immoral, they said this is a unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. manufactured, fake crisis, that the president was just putting the fix in and making something

up. we've seen the increase in now that you know the truth... numbers, 100,000 or so they say are you in good hands? a month, topping perhaps a million trying -- coming into the country and many trying to seek asylum as is their legal right. >> you know what's interesting is there was a column by liberal new york times columnist thomas friedman this week that caused a lot of, that got a lot of attention, and he actually went down to the border, and he came back from the border saying there needs to be a wall. and he recognized that this was not a popular thing to say with his new york times readership, but he kind of made the case that anybody who goes down and looks at what's going on can't help but recognize that there's a disaster even just simply on humanitarian terms. and if thomas friedman can be convinced of that, you know, that may if have resonance for democrats and liberals more broadly. eric: yeah. you have the families fleeing

violence and oppression as well as poverty. and several die along the way, we had a raft overturn in the river the other day. it is just horrendous. meanwhile, what do we do? i mean, the president is talking about tightening up asylum laws, here's a poll, part of that poll. 30% believe, one-third, that it should be harder to seek asylum. just about that number say it should be easier, most say it should stay as it is, but the facts are, according to the study, the vast majority of those from the three central american countries who come who ask for asylum, they're turned can we talk? away. does that mean that their asylum we used to play so beautifully together. claims basically are judged not now we can barely play anything... legitimate? >> well, you know, there's even cards with the girls. certainly been a lot of allegations that people are if you have bent fingers, and can't lay your hand flat, encouraged to seek asylum as the talk to your doctor. easy way to stay in the country. it may be dupuytren's contracture. and what's interesting about your hand is talking. that is, again to return to the isn't it time you listened? thomas friedman column, one of there are nonsurgical options. the interesting things he said take the first step. in there was when he was in and learn more about dupuytren's.

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the race that they're also and kill them right down to the root. roundup brand. angling for. so i think to the extent that it trusted for over 40 years. becomes a core issue in the presidential race which is, i think, how it's shaping up, i doubt there's going to be any ♪ incentive for compromise. ♪ anita: well, we are now less eric: so let's say we get to the than two hours away from the debates between the president and his democratic challenger. 143th running of the kentucky derby at churchill downs, and you know, next fall. folks are getting prepared for a certainly, by the president's soggy track with rain in the view, this will be a major issue. forecast for louisville today. >> it's going to be a major the meet adam klotz is live in issue, and that is going to be a problem for the democrats which the fox weather center, and it is going to be they can't ignore looks like it's going to be the issue in the presidential rainy throughout the whole midsection of the country just debates. they're going to have to come up east of the mississippi there. with some sort of plan of their that's terrible. >> reporter: yeah, there's a own. word has it that joe biden is going to kind of take a tack of really large area. it's been wet at churchill downs saying we're a nation of for the running of the derby, so immigrants, but we're a nation of laws and suggest that there it's mint juleps, it's rain, unfortunately, those big, funny hats. needs to be greater opportunity unfortunately, umbrellas now also. for legal immigration as a way 63 degrees, rain passing through the area, but it is part of a to solve the problem of illegal much larger system that continues to work across the immigration. eastern half of the country, eric: all right. really the middle of the

eric felten from the examiner, country. it's been firing um storms from thank you so much, and we'll see texas, sweeping across the who's on that stage in the fall country a lot here in the last of 2020 when the president -- couple of weeks. a lot of areas that have seen pretty sure the president will just very soggy conditions. be there, we'll see who the here's our future radar, and you democrat is. thanks so much. >> thanks, eric. will see off and on showers eric: have you heard about this? across the entire eastern half a former u.s. marine faces of the country from now, slowly working its way up into the mid charges in connection to opposing kim jong un. atlantic and new england by the why isn't this case, some ask, time you get into sunday. so even if you're out ahead of being dropped? ♪ ♪ this right now, this is marching your direction, and you will see rain on the way. uh, i'll look into it. (phone rings) if i look at future forecasted lisa jones! precipitation total over the next five days, you're looking lisa: (on phone) hey carl, what are you charging me at huge areas -- there's where for online equity trades? (nervous chuckle) they're already seeing flooding lisa: and do i get my fees back particularly in the middle of the country. more rain on the way, if i'm not happy? like a satisfaction guarantee? unfortunately, rounds and rounds of this. temperatures aren't looking too ugh. schwab! lisa: oh right, i'm calling schwab. bad, numbers getting up into the thanks, carl! wait, lisa! lisa... 90s, the 80s in -- 70s, are you getting low costs backed by a satisfaction guarantee? the 80s in some case. if not, talk to schwab. big rainy conditions across the a modern approach to wealth management. eastern half of the country. anita: bring on the mint juleps now, i guess. adam klotz, thank you so much. eric: well, venezuela in crisis as the political standoff there

intensifies. you know, supporters of opposition leader juan guaido marching to military facilities today renewing their calls for the army to abandon their support for the socialist dictator, nicolas maduro. hello, and welcome to a brand new hour of "america's news headquarters." i'm eric shawn. anita: and i'm anita vogel. just days after an uprising failed to oust -- we're going to break and go the ntsb presser in jacksonville, florida. >> we'll be looking at the machine, that'll be the aircraft itself. and then finally, the environment which would include the airport, the weather and air traffic control. this is, obviously, a major investigation for the ntsb, and we will have 16 team members here. i'm joined here at the microphones with our

investigator in charge, john lovell, and captain connor who is the base commander. we've got people on the ground now, and we have more arriving shortly on a multiple of specialties including human factors, air traffic control, airframe, engine and power plant, aircraft performance, survival factors, weather and the airport itself. so let's start off with what we know at this point. miami air international flight 293 was inbound from guantanamo bay and landed here at navy air station jacksonville at about 9:49 last evening. there were 135 people onboard and 7 crew members. where he actually asked meon i be"mommy what's wrongr, with your teeth?" if i would've known that i was gonna be 50 times happier... the aircraft overrun the runway -- overran the runway, i would've gone into aspen dental much sooner.

runway 11, which is an easterly it was a very life changing experience... alignment. and it felt like i was me again. everybody survived with some, a few minor injuries. that's when i realized i hadn't been for three years. the aircraft departed the right side of the runway at the far at aspen dental we're all about yes. end and impacted a low sea wall like yes to flexible hours and payment options. yes to free exam and x-rays which was made of loose stones for new patients without insurance. and yes whenever you're ready to get started, we are too. and rocks and stopped in the shallow rivers to have st. johns call now at 1-800-aspendental. river. what do we know about the aircraft itself. well, it's a boeing 737 800. this aircraft was built in 2001 and has no history of any prior accident or incident. it's powered by two cfm fan jet enengines. there are over 900 in operate here in the united states and over 4,000 in operation worldwide. the airport, as i mentioned, runway 11 has an easterly still nervous about buying uh-oh, la new house.meone's alignment, is about 9,000 feet long and 200 feet wide. is it that obvious? yes it is.

you know, maybe you'd worry less if you got geico to help with the pavement is not grooved. your homeowners insurance. i didn't know geico could helps with homeowners insurance. what that means is grooved pavement allows water to flow yep, they've been doing it for years. off the runway faster in the event of heavy rain. what are you doing? we don't know if that is a big steve? factor yet at this time. thanks, man. the weather, we'll be looking there he is. very close i at that. get to know geico and see how much you could save on there were some reports of heavy homeowners and renters insurance. rain, and we haven't ascertained yet exactly what the weather was at the time of landing. ♪ ♪ eric: a former u.s. marine and the operator is miami air noted human rights activist both international. face federal charges for their they're a federal regulation alleged actions in opposing north korea's brutal regime of part 121 contract carrier, so kim jong un. they operate to air carrier 37-year-old christopher an were standards. they have five boeing 737 two of the members of the aircraft, and they have had one resistance group who went into the north korean embassy in accident that occurred in spain last february. november of 2015, also a boeing diplomats say they were held hostage and beat, but the lawyer 737 that experienced a hard landing in state college, claims the activists were invited in, spent hours there pennsylvania.

and handed over material they grabbed from that embassy to the that's what we know. now we have to get to what we fbi. instead of thanking them, the are going to learn in the course feds have hit them with extradition charges. of the investigation. fox news has obtained this video and we've got some challenges that purportedly shows one of here because the aircraft, the those activists doing what in bottom half of the fuselage, is north korea is unthinkable, smashing the official portraits covered with water. of kim jong un and his father. so we aren't able to get to all of the things that we need to get to. i know there's a question on the status of the pets. [background sounds] we don't have details on that. eric: what is this group and as a pet owner myself, we have what does this mean? gordon chang joins us, noted great empathy for those people asian analyst and author of "losing south korea." gordon, always good to see you. who have possibly lost their should our government prosecute if an american based on the pets. this is important. we have recovered the flight claims of a north korean? data recorder. >> well, no, and we shouldn't that has the ability to record extradite these people to spain. over 1,000 parameters, and the issue here is that the that'll give us the air speed, spanish have asked for position of flight controls, the altitude, the point of touchdown extradition. we've got a treaty with them. they're a close ally. and many, many things relative but the spanish should never have asked for extradition in to what the aircraft was doing the first place, because these and so forth. crimes, quote-unquote, that the

spaniards are talking about are that flight data recorder is actually political. as we can see from here. right now on its way to the ntsb laboratory in washington d.c. there's a question of what happened inside the north korean and it was undamaged, so we embassy in madrid. expect to get a very full report they were probably invited in, this probably was an inside job on that shortly. because i don't think that the the cockpit voice recorder, group free north korea would which is the device that records have attempted this without knowing that someone on the inside was going to defect. the intracockpit conversation and the reporting is that this between the crew and also was a botched attempt to get one external transmissions with air traffic control, is another of those senior north korean diplomats to defect. matter. that is in the tail of the aircraft and is currently eric: we've heard about this underwater, and we cannot get to group recently, but they have a it until the aircraft is moved. long history of dealing with human rights and north korea. i don't know exactly when that who are the members of the free will be but, obviously, we're north korea liberation group? working on that to get it done >> yeah. what they have done is really as quickly as possible. god's work over a long period of time -- eric: god's work? before we take your questions, i >> yes. for instance, kim jong un had want to thank captain mike connor for the tremendous his half brother, kim jong-nam, support we've gotten from the navy, to all of the first murdered. that was in the kuala lumpur responders here in jacksonville who were so helpful in airport. what this group did was it recovering the passengers and extracted and saved -- because

these people were going to be crew and, finally, to the killed -- they extracted and customs and border patrol who saved his relatives including provided us with the opportunity his son, because they were for an aerial examination by targeted for assassination. and so this group has been able helicopter of the crash site. to do some very important things that governments have not wanted there will be future updates and to do and have not been able to images. you can follow us on twitter @nt do. and also we know that the group took thumb drives out of the is sb underscore -- ntsb north korean embassy in madrid. they gave them to the fbi, and underscore newsroom. this is important, because north anita: okay. we've been listening to a press korean embassies are really centers of crime. conference by the ntsb in north korea raises money through criminal activities which are jacksonville, florida, regarding centered on the embassies. that miami air international i'm sure that we found a lot of flight that skidded off the information about how north korea launders money through runway there last night. europe because of the 135 passengers, 7 crew members. information that this group gave to federal authorities. the good news is here, everyone eric: so, i mean, the fbi, if is okay with some minor they apparently had this injuries. they have recovered the flight material, instead of thank them, data recorder, and that is on they turned around and put the its way to ntsb headquarters now handcuffs on them. and, i mean, they put a wanted to see what they can discover from that. poster out about him. the status of the pets, a lot of >> that's because of the spanish extradition request. people had been asking about the and this is going to be high pets on the flight, he says, diplomacy, because the first unfortunately, they don't know order for us is to talk to at this point. but they are looking into that.

madrid, make sure that they so more to come on this, but for actually withdraw this request. now, they don't have a cause clearly, there's a lot of disagreement over the facts, but yet, and they'll give us updates as they have it. we do know that this group was trying to do some very important eric? eric: back to one of our top things that help the west stories now, more violent including spain. eric: you're looking at pictures protests taking place in of adrienne hong, there he is in caracas, venezuela, that just days after an uprising failed to the white house. he has been in the white houses with president obama and has done this type of work for oust nicolas maduro who is being years. propped up by russia, china and let me read you a statement from his lawyer. cuba. the u.s. and 50 other nations it says this, quote: we do not believe it is appropriate for the department of justice to recognize juan guaido has execute warrants based on venezuela's rightful leader. steve harrigan is reporting on criminal complaints and the highly unreliable accounts of the ground from venezuela with north korean government the very latest. hi, steve. witnesses. >> reporter: eric, both sides hours inside the embassy with in this three-month-long crisis representatives of the provisional government have an here in venezuela really battling for the loyalty of the obvious reason to lie. military. we saw that today with as we have maintained from the beginning, we were invited to opposition protesters. they were out today marching to different military bases, trying to win over the military to their side. they want to get military help enter the embassy. to overthrow the disputed president, nicolas maduro. we saw a number of them handing

the other evidence, we out letters to soldiers and understand, has now been provided to fox news and, yes, i police asking them to leave their jobs and work with them. have seen the video from inside some of the police and soldiers the embassy. the video section that i saw ignored the protesters, others shows what is purported to be a set those letters on fire, but north korean diplomat sitting at some of the protesters said they a table with these militant were actually given a very fair hearing by the soldiers. activists. here's what one protester had to laughing. gordon, what happens if the home say. office in pyongyang, you know, [speaking spanish] >> translator: you could see it in their faces, the empathy would they report back, yeah, we met these guys, they were fine, could be seen and the need for change was seen not only by all they weren't trying beat us up and put bags other our head, venezuelans, but also by the officials of the security what would happen if they let these so-called liberators in? forces. >> reporter: of course, this >> almost surely they'll be country has had a tremendous executed. they've had some senior economic decline over the past diplomats defect recently, and decade, and those rank and file soldiers, many of them suffering so pyongyang has been nervous about this network for quite as well from hardship including some time. and this confirms in the minds hunger. of pyongyang authorities that maduro is trying to shore up the loyalty among those soldiers, they can't trust their own people in europe. they're the key to really so clearly, these people would keeping him in power. be executed after being and in state television she's tortured. shown almost every day -- he's eric: and you mentioned kim jong shown almost every day meeting un's nephew, who was extracted with soldiers or cadets as he after his father was was today shaking hands, giving assassinated, allegedly on kim fist bumps, even participating

jong un's orders. here he is, a video that we've in some rifle training as well. maduro knows that it's key for obtained in which he thanks this him to maintain the support of group. >> currently with my mother and the military. so far just one senior security my sister, and we're very official has flipped to the other side, to the opposition. grateful to adrian for his help, so for now, maduro's till adrian and his team for his maintaining control over the reins of power here on the help, and we hope -- ground in caracas. back to you. eric: the human rights situation [inaudible] eric: so they basically, i so heartbreaking. guess, saved their lives. steve, thank you so much. what should happen, how can -- anita: the white house continuing to attack the mueller should america and how can report following attorney america support this group, and general william barr's capitol what do you think should happen hill testimony on wednesday. to adrian hong and to house democrats are threatening to hold barr in contempt if he christopher hahn? >> ultimately, they should be doesn't turn over the unredacted allowed to live in the u.s., han is an american citizen, he's a report by monday. this as sources tell fox news marine who was honorably democratic leaders are also in direct talks with robert mueller discharged. the leader of the group is a on whether he'll testify before mexican citizen but with a green card. congress. rich edson is live at the white they should be allowed to live house with all of this. here unmolested. we're going to have to have some rich, bring us up-to-date. difficult conversations with >> reporter: good evening, madrid because, obviously, this anita. this all as democrats are extradition request should never have been made in the first continuing to investigate russian interference in the 2016 place. eric: and while this is going election, and republicans are

on, finally, kim jong un's investigating the investigation regime, they're throwing off into the trump campaign from more projectiles. he met, kim met with vladimir 2016. putin in russia. several senior democrats are do you see that regime backing calling for attorney general down on the militarization or on william barr's resignation the issue of human rights in any claiming he spun the mueller way? report to reflect well on the >> their not going to -- they're president. and house speaker nancy pelosi not going to back down, but what president trump can do is use accused barr of distorting overwhelming american leverage against north korea and its facts. >> to see the attorney general sponsors, moscow, beijing, of the united states withhold seoul. we do that, we can force north korea to do things that they never thought they would do. the facts, misrepresent the and most people said, look, north korea will never give up facts, indeed, lie to the its weapons. congress of the united states, well, it will if the united states forces it too. in doing so he's lying to the make kim jong un to make a american people. choice between survival and keeping his weapons. why? he's never been forced to make why, to protect not only the that choice before. president, but the special eric: and do you see this free north korea group in their interests that they are there to activism and in their efforts in protect. i don't like saying that the any way trying to help that attorney general of the united states did what he did. path? >> well, or certainly, because what they're doing is they are it's a terrible thing that he giving the regime an extremely did, and i was heart broken. difficult time. you know, just smashing those >> reporter: just a short portraits is an important thing while ago senator bernie sanders because that would give inspiration to people in north just said at a campaign rally korea to revolt against the that he would vote to hold

attorney general barr in kims -- eric: what does that mean when contempt if he were a member of the house. they see this video? the attorney genre fused to show >> this would be thursday at a house judiciary committee hearing. incomprehensible to north democrats wanted committee koreans. clearly, it's an important thing attorneys to question barr after because it does give that hope members of congress finished to people in north korea that they can have a better way of their hearing. the justice department objected. president trump said there is no life. eric: gordon chang, i thank you need for committee lawyers to for your analysis and insight, question the attorney general. as always. >> thank you, eric. eric: of course. >> they were going to treat him be sure to tune into fox news different hi than they've treated other people and, of sunday tomorrow because chris course, we've been treated differently to start the off wallace will probably be talking with. about north korea. they want to bring in people, his guest is secretary of state outside people to interview him mike pompeo. or other people on staff to not only will venezuela and the interview him. no, i mean, they're politicians. issue of kim jong un come up, but you never know what chris is they're supposed to be good at doing it. going to ask. >> reporter: house democrats are also trying to coordinate a here on the fox news channel tomorrow. time where they can interview anita? robert mueller for a hearing, anita: well, venezuelans are the special counsel. seeking hope in colombia, anita? fleeing their country amid the anita: thanks so much, rich edson, live at the white house. political and economic crisis for more on this, let's bring in unfolding there. thousands are trying to cross the border seeking food, a u.s. political editor for medicine and potential work, but daily mail.com. david, thanks so much for they're facing multiple joining us today. >> my pleasure, anita, thanks. challenges. ellison barber is at the anita: so we had the former fired fbi director, james comey,

colombia/venezuela borderer where people are sleeping on the doing a lot of talking still and street. and, ellison, we've been lots of networks giving him a watching your reporting all day, platform, and he's basically and you've been telling us some defending the fbi in response to amazing stories about colombians are doing what they can to help the latest new york times the people of venezuela. article acknowledging there was >> reporter: yeah, that's likely someone, like an right. so this area is predominantly -- informant if, digging around in the trump campaign. he basically said, yes, there we're in colombia, and this area was. so let's take a listen. is filled mostly with venezuelan >> it almost doesn't require migrants. there are people selling things, reaction, but i'll give you a a lot of these are colombian reaction. people, some are venezuelan just really? [laughter] what would you have the fbi do? trying to make money however we discover in the middle of they can. basically, this area right here june of 2016 that the russians if you look behind, if my are engaged in a massive effort to mess with this democracy, to photographer can turn around and show you, is the si monobowl interfere in the election. very bridge. we're focused on that. that bridge is technically anita: okay. closed, but the colombian so let me start by getting your government has opened it up, and reaction to that. they've been letting some >> well, look, it's one thing to venezuelans come into the country to get food and also investigate. i don't think any americans would object to the fbi medicine. investigating the idea that a people who have medical needs, foreign power was interfering people who are diabetic and can't get insulin in venezuela with our elections, but i do think there's some unease out because they don't have any medicine there. there about the idea that the they let them come here to get fbi would try to infiltrate a food, get medicines, then they campaign, send human assets in. have to go back. we walk a little this way -- part of this whole news cycle

[speaking spanish] with "the new york times" story is the accusations from george -- you can see some, all of these people have big bags. papadopoulos that there was they get items, food, water, really a honey trap set for him, different things that they need, that some american intelligence then they take it back to agency -- whether it was the fbi, cia or who knows who -- venezuela. other people, they come here and they stay. i met one family this morning sent a woman there to try to who said they are going to stay seduce him, to try to, you know, because they have not been able get some information on the campaign via pillow talk. to feed their 3-year-old a full that's a whole different kind of meal in months. deal. listen here. and if the goal was to make sure nobody was interfering in the election, i think this really [speaking spanish] raises the possibility of the >> translator: we came here for opposite happening. help. the actual situation in anita: yeah. george papadopoulos told our venezuela is not easy. sean hannity last night we don't eat. basically this woman was trying there's nothing to eat. we can only eat lent ills, to seduce him. so should comey be worried about there's very few. i only ask for help. attorney general barr launching an investigation into spying >> reporter: that family told that could lead back to involvement by him, james comey, me that they'd been sleeping on or other top people in the obama administration? what do you think about that? the sidewalk, and that's where >> well, you know, of course. they expected to be tonight. and we've heard comey and others say this, you don't have i met another man who said he anything to worry about if you had lost just in one year about didn't do anything wrong. 80 pounds, and he said it was i don't know how far, whether it was a conspiracy, how far up the not necessary and it also was chain it goes, but i think the not by choice. moment you try to interfere in a [speaking spanish] presidential campaign, you

i used to weigh more than 80 politicize the fbi, you raise the possibility that there's kilos, now i weigh around 40 some suspicion that this thing went all the way up into the kilos. i've lost a lot of weight. white house when barack obama was president, and that's not >> reporter: and that's healthy for the democracy because you have no food -- either. there's a chance here that james comey and is some other folks in [speaking spanish] the justice department caused the harm they were trying to >> translator: yes, exactly. no one. me, my family, no one. prevent by themselves meddling in the electoral process, trying to uncover facts by infiltrating >> reporter: when you ask a political campaign. venezuelans here if they support that's going to be problematic down the line. maduro or guaido, you can get a anita: okay. let's switch topics to venezuela range of answers. often times when i ask who they and the crisis down there. last week there was a back and forth between the vice president support, people won't really and representative ilhan omar on answer. i've heard more times than i can this with the vice president count that venezuelans who have criticizing the congresswoman for blaming the crisis in come here to colombia either to venezuela partially on american stay for a while or temporarily, meddling and bullying. that they want change. they tell me they don't say let's listen to what the vice president had to say. politicians' names, they say they want freedom, they want >> congresswoman doesn't know food. and right now in venezuela they what she's talking about. nine out of ten people in say they don't have any of it. venezuela live in poverty. anita? anita: a dire situation there. three million people have fled venezuela. ellison barber, thanks for being that's not a result of u.s. our eyes and ears on the ground policies. live there at the that's a result of the dictatorship and socialism that

has been imposed on the people colombia/venezuela border. and we'll be right back. of venezuela by nicolas maduro. look limu. a civilian buying a new car. anita: okay. and in response to that we have this tweet from the let's go. congresswoman back at mike pence. she wrote on twitter: women of color have heard this before. limu's right. liberty mutual can save you money instead of we disagree, it's she by customizing your car insurance, doesn't know what she's talking so you only pay for what you need. oh... yeah, i've been a customer for years. about. they have to make us feel. this from an -- feel small. huh... this from an administration that thinks climate change is a chinese hoax. only pay for what you need. your reaction to that. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> well, look, she seems to be suggesting if she were a white male, the vice president would not be complaining about her when you start with a better that's no way to treat a dog... siding with a communist dictator ...you can do no wrong. where did you learn that? instead of with the western the internet... democracy that pays her salary. yeah? i think that's idiotic. mmm! with no artificial preservatives more to the point though, if or added nitrates or nitrites, we're going to become the kind it's all for the love of hot dogs. of country that we want to be that's race-blind, that's gender-evolved and gender-neutral, we're going to have to stop leaning on our immutable characteristics like race and sex as crutches. i think ilhan omar should be expected to explain herself.

what did she mean? what exactly is america doing wrong? and why are we somehow responsible for venezuela's turn? you know, i think at some point you have to acknowledge, and i think a lot of americans are starting to realize this, that the only thing that we've done maybe is accelerate the inevitable. and if we didn't, it would be a lot longer before venezuela would turn into a democracy, which is hopefully where it's headed next. and the alternative was what? these are things that you have to play the tape forward to see. and i think sometimes members of congress, especially young and inexperience ld ones, react emotionally instead of thinking things through. anita: all right. david, daily mail.com, we'll have to leave it there, but thank you so much. >> anytime. anita: so what should president trump tell kim jong un next? we'll find out. with a barbershop quartet?

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very much progress. but president trump is tweeting, quote: anything in this very interesting world is possible, but i believe that kim jong un fully realizes that great economic potential of north korea and will do nothing to interfere or end it. he also knows that i am with him and does not want to break his promise to me. deal will happen. john jordan joins us, former naval intelligence officer. he speaks russian and german, is also an attorney and economist at stanford's hoover institution. john, gee whiz, one week after kim jong un goes to russia and meets with vladimir putin, now we have these new launches. are they in a way a not-too-subtle message to us that he still can cause trouble? >> that's exactly what they are. they're doing this because the sanctions are biting them very, very hard. they're starting to feel isolated from china. china is now about to, looks like they're about to conclude a trade deal with the u.s. china's relationship with north korea isn't what it once was, and the final reason they're doing this is because it has

always worked in the past, in the past three administrations. bellicose statements or actions by north korea were met with sanctions relief or aid. in this case, north korea's in desperate need for it. this last week they reduced their daily ration for people to 11 ounces which is, like, 300 grams of food per day. so they've had the worst harvest in ten years, and their backs are against the wall, and they're trying to extract whatever benefit and concession they can. eric: and do you think that's going to work with the current president? >> no, i don't. and i don't think north korea fully understands this yet. people sometimes, it takes people a while to catch on. it has worked over three administrations, it's probably not going to work this time. so it remains to be seen what happens inside of north korea and what their next step is. eric: what do you think that step could be? in the path we've seen with the oil for food deal in 1994 under president clinton at that point, we saw with george w. bush he took north korea off the state sponsor of terrorism list, and

now this president -- while he claims he has a warm, close relationship with kim jong un, what does kim do now or what does the president tell him to try and get that ball moving to get some progress that was not achieved during the two summits? >> well, the president did. he told him today what he needed to do. he said north korea has a prosperous economic future in its grasp if it should choose to denuclearize. we would welcome it with open arms. so the president's telling him that. but it's going to take a while for the regime, not just kim jong un, but the north korean leadership cadres to unlearn habits learned over 30 years. erin erik yeah, that's a great point. not only do you have kim jong un at the top, part of this dynasty, but the whole infrastructure, basically, of that country is military-based. so what do you do with all the military technocrats, the generals, the troops, the whole infrastructure? how do you switch that and turn that around to, what, privacy

equity? , i mean, that seems almost an impossible task. but we've seen other despotic dynasties fall. >> yes, we have. and in north korea, transforming the north korean economy isn't going to be simply or easy. you're dealing with a largely uneducated population of over 25 million people and a lot of people in leadership positions that are going to resist change. this isn't going to be clean or easy, but it's the only way out for the north korean regime. and i would also look out for the future, look to see if the russians don't try to play a hand in this can and try to play the honest broker. that seems to be the direction that putin wants to do in the world, and it wouldn't surprise me if he makes that move. eric: you think russia would be the honest broker in this? >> that was just a term of art. look at him to try to interpose himself diplomatically to try to broker a deal. eric: and speaking of putin, look, he's propping up nicolas

maduro down in venezuela. how does the administration respond to that? >> well, this is, what the russians are doing there is, and what's happening now with the venezuelan foreign minister going to russia and pompeo meeting with lavrov in helsinki on monday, looks like everybody's trying to get a way out of this. maduro dodged a bullet with the uprisings this week, and they had lost the chief of their secret police and some of their soldiers. i'm not sure how much longer maduro's going to feel lucky. the russians are in the cat bird seat because a lot of those troops they brought in are security people, and they have physical control of maduro which is why they have so much leverage on him. everybody wants a way out. the russians have $20 billion worth of oakes pose your -- exposure there, and president trump's leverage is citgo that was used to collateralize some of those -- and whether or not that gets hung up in the u.s. regulatory wise, that's trump's

leverage with ma maduro and managing his exit. looks like everybody's trying to manage his exit right now. eric: maybe the russians will give him a nice dhaka on the black sea. john jordan, thank you. secretary of state mike pompeo will be joining chris wallace tomorrow on "fox news sunday." you know they'll be talking about venezuela, north korea and all these major issues, and probably giving a preview of his meeting with foreign minister sergey lavrov right here on fox news channel. anita? anita: well, eric, tensions running high in the middle east. palestinian militants in the gaza strip firing about 200 rockets into southern israeled today. the attack triggering israeli military to respond with airstrikes against targetses across the volatile border. ryan chilcote has more. >> reporter: the cycle of death and destruction has resumed in gaza and israel after a lull in the violence that had

lasted a good month. palestinian militants have sent dozens of rockets into israel, many of which intercepted by israel's iron dome defense system but not all. incidentally, israel started deploying those batteries earlier this week anticipating there may be an uptick in attacks from the palestinian side in may. why? well, there's a whole raft of event set to take place this month including israel's independence day, the one-year anniversary of the opening of the u.s. embassy in jerusalem, an international singing competition, ramadan, and the list goes on. israel, of course, has also been on the offensive both with tank fire and airstrikes that have killed both militants and innocent bystanders alike, and that's all just over the last day or so. even as funerals took place in gaza. this one of aha maas fighter who

was killed fried9 -- a hamas fighter who was killed friday. that's also when two israeli soldiers were wounded by palestinian fire during those now-weekly protests over people's plight in gaza. so this is a very dangerous escalation in that region. israel and the palestinians fought a 50-day war back in 2014. escalation in the violence is a clear threat to that. in london, ryan chilcote, fox news. anita: ryan, thank you very much. and we'll have more news in a moment. smarter, faster, better. businesses that spend more time picking the right partner will reap the rewards. at ram commercial, we consider every detail for our promaster and promaster city work vans. because like you, we know it's the little things that make the biggest difference.

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is the site of the first awe cause of the 2020 democratic primaries. jackie, keeping an eye on all of those who are running and that's quite a lot. got the very latest from the newsroom. hi jackie. >> there's a lot eric and even wider democratic field this weekend after senator michael bennett jumped into the race on thursday and wheel polls have consistently shown formerrer vice president joe biden and senator bernie sanders on top, with a new poll has bucked that trend. latest poll from cnn shows beto o'rourke in double digit lead against the president in a hypothetical general election matchup with beto claiming 52% of the register voters compared with president trump's 42%. biden was 1 point behind notably that poll had president trump beating out senator elizabeth warren. the total number of democrats in the race now up to 21. of course those still plenty of time before even earliest primaries and many of those states are getting attention from democrats this weekend. new hampshire get visits and

seth today and castro kyrsten and all and continue into iowa. meanwhile joe biden is in south carolina and iowa seeing elsz warren and bernie sanders -- one big hurdle for the democrats on campaign trail is the april jobs report showing a very strong economy. >> first of all i'm happy that economy is doing well. i give them some credit but i give barack obama credit as you know because the federal reserve puts out data half of the american people can't afford a 500 expense. >> another development from julian castro campaign and secretary has qualified for the democratic primary debate. according to politico 16 of the 21 democrats have met those complications those who haven't include massachusetts rep seth, ohio representative tim ryan, senator bennett of colorado. mayor wayne and author maryann williams. eric. >> another mayor -- mayor of new may jump in this cg

week thanks. anita. >> meanwhile president trump is riding hue on some historic job numbers 263,000 new jobs were added in april with speaking to nearly a 50-year low of 3.6%. these leat figures adding to the list of economic wins for the president, heading into 2020. yeah thank you very much. i'll be running -- >> okay. lest bring in our political panel dan palmer former advisor to presidential candidate ted cruz, and joe ruben former deputy assistant secretary of state under barack obama and president of the washington strategy group. gentlemen welcome thank you so much for joining us today. >> thank you. thank you. erchls sost it the economy right does that still hold true today because you heard president trump saying right there, point-blank he's running on the economy.

dan's team first. >> yeah trump economy is an absolute juggernaut here we have 3.6% unemployment 3.6% productivity growth wages are growing across the board but especially at the entry level. and we still are in middle of a trade war if we get the the trade war resolved, you know expect the economy to improve further and then they're tryinged to a large infrastructure deal. if that happens 9 economy is going to improve even further. and if president trump can control the unrestricted migration of low skill workers we're going see across the border we're going to see more wage growth at the low pend so not a lot of room for in thes here. not a lot of good news for them but great news for american workers. >> okay. joel let me give you a crack of that. >> sure anita well first and foremost obama biden economy definitely is humming along. this recovery is now been over 100 months, and president trump is presided over worst deficit that we've ever seen.

we're going to have, on track to 2.8 trillion deficit twice as high as decade ago after the economic pes collapse. so while these numbers do have strong indicators, they're illusion we have deep economic insecurity and americans are worried about health care costs, americans are worried about the fact their tax bill went up to tax cuts did not help the average american in terms of their monthly bills and so americans are looking and saying well we have huge deficits over horizon. we have health care cost that are rising, and the government is just spending money hand over fist to juice it for top 1%. that's not a great track record to run on. >> okay. so 21 candidates on the campaign trail that's a lot. now joe biden is current front runner the there talking and he's hitting the president hard. let's listen to the former vice president on the campaign trail. >> the stock market is roaring. but you don't feel it.

there's two trillion dollar tax last year. did you feel it? did you get anything from it? of course, not. of course not. >> now he's not only one berps was also out there today slamming trump on economy saying even though unemployment is low, the economy is networking for everyone. so joel when you have an economy with good strong numbers, what should the democrats message be to america? should you attack the economy or -- just talk about something else? >> well -- the democrats need to do what they're doing talking about economy for real americans. it is doing great for those who can afford it the most pee leet level of our economy. but for americans across the board, our pocketbooks are stretched. we don't know where our next gap is going to come from. these deficits don't give us any wiggle room and when it comes to cost like health care and education, these costs are very high so americanss are living paycheck to paycheck, and that kind of insecurity needs to be addressed, health care is an

example to president wants to take away health insurance for americans. without anything to back it up. how's that going to help people economically it is not. these kind of breads and butter issues are very right for democrat miss this campaign. >> well you know one thing that -- the democrats would like to do is make the election about the president's character. so what about that, dan? >> i think there's a lot of noise about character and i think it's a distraction. you know, this election is going to be decided in a few key states with wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, ohio, these are lunch buck states and every aspect of the democrat constituency is seeing economic gains whether it is low unemployment for women. job gains for black, job gains actually the one place that stops is youth unemployment because of the democratic policy of 15 or dollar an hour minimum wage but other than that across the board every single democratic stwengt city is making more more than now than

they were under democratic leadership. you talk about this -- biden obama economy incase you've forgotten joel it was never going to get any better. and it was flat wages for 15 or 20 years. this is materially different now. and trump has got one foot on gas trying to put the other foot on the gas with a trade deal and infrastructure deal. and the ceiling of that border. i mean, i just think you guys need to talk about giving away free stuff but when you do just remember when they say free, it means taxpayer funded. taxpayer funded college. >> taxpayer funded health care. >> joel quick response from you joel. >> free stuff was a trillion and a half tax cut give away to the wealthiest 1% that americans are going to have to pay for time and memorial and people are not feeling it in their pocketbook. >> all right gentlemen thank you so much. really appreciate it plenty more time to talk about this before the next election. thanks for coming. >> we have the issue of slavery -- and become a hot topic on campaign trail. senators elizabeth warren and

cory booker along with former congressman beto o'rourke well they have all voiced support for that idea. senator booker introducing a bill to study that issue. chief congressional correspondent has more on what candidates are saying if m. >> some 2020 democratic president presidential candidates say it is time to start the national full blown conversation about reparation in this country. [applause] the first african-american president, barack obama, never proposed reparations. >> showing off listening -- >> now beto o'rourke says he understands why it may be necessary. >> to ensure we know our history our true story so that we stop visiting injustices on future generations and begin the work of repair. >> but an african-american candidate expert shows it is exploited.

by this conversation, is because it is being reduce ared to just a box to check on a presidential list. when this is so much more of a serious conversation initially senator bernie sanders sounded skeptical. >> i think there are better ways to do that. i think just writing out a check that rate creating opening for julian with castro if issue is -- compensating the defendants of slaves, i don't think that the argument about writing a big check ought to be the argument that you make. facing criticism sandsers got onboard with studying it. but it is not clear how to do it. >> there's legislation as you know in the house if the house and senate pass it i will sign it. >> we study and see one of the issues that is very e clear, is that trauma year of trauma or one year of trauma. >> i support to study reparation and i will sign that commission

into law to get it started. >> mayor jumped at the opportunity to show he understands the african-american struggle. >> the conversation about reparations is also one of justice between generations. you can't. you can't tie that boat down and then wonder why it is getting flooded when tide is rising. the issue does not poll well 16% strongly in favor in a recent fox poll 17% somewhat in favor. but those people are going to be fired up voters in the democratic primaries, that could be why democratic candidates don't want to appear out of touch washington mike emanuel fox news. with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that.

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returns to qualify for the ballot. dan springer is live in our e west coast newsroom with the details on that. hi, dan. >> hi anita presidential candidates releasing king thely but in the last election, president trump refused saying he was under an audit. in thes will not let the issue go away. in the house, they have issued subpoenas to get those tax returns and now in 17 sate there are bills pend that would keep the president of the united states off the pal lot in 2020 if he doesn't release those taxes. most of the states were won by hillary clinton in 2016 and in four of them bill passed in the senate washington, with hawaii, illinois, and this week in california. three of the states were won by trump, arizona, mississippi and critical state of pennsylvania and it's about trust and transparency. >> tax returns and, obviously, it is unprecedented for president trump not to release

the taxes no one has even imagined that someone would do that. and so i think it is a legitimate public policy issue. >> there is no law that says candidates have to release their tax returns and the constitution only lays out hand full of requirements to be president. one must be 35 yearses old a resident within the united states for 14 years. and the natural born citizen, so the legal debate is whether states which are in charge of conducting elections have the authorities to add new requirements for candidates to appear on their ballot. >> the constitution has spoken to that and if you want to change qualifications for the presidency including if you want to add a qualification that says you have to release your tax return. you need to amend constitution to do that. >> so washington state attorney general and democrat who was rumored to be a potential candidate for governor now that the governor of washington is running for pet, gave the legislature legal opinion that a court would likely conclude states have the power to adopt

the new requirement. but democrats are being called hypocrite because the bill only applies to candidate for president in the sponsor of the bill in washington refused to release her taxes. anita. >> all right we'll see where that ends up. dan springer so good to see you. thanks so much. it is the most exciting two minutes in sport, and a it could also be the sloppiest. the soggy forecast for tonight's kentucky derby, next. we're the tenney's and we're usaa members for life. call usaa to start saving on insurance today. run with us on a john deere 1 series tractor. beacuse changing your attachments, should be as easy as... what about this? changing your plans. yeah. run with us. search "john deere 1 series" for more.

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bad weather on race day continue again this afternoon. at 145th run of the kentucky derby set to get underway an hour from now man oh man rain and gusty winds as they go down that course. and fox extreme weather center -- with what is expected hey adam. >> hey there eric last several year these have to deal with muddy course that's going to be the mud try are track again today. here's what we're looking and this is radar loop over last 12 hours often on showers around louisville now for a while and fortunately that's going to be continuing off and on for next hour or so anyway. so bit time you get up to it the race hit or miss if rain is falling a that the moment but ground is going to be soggy part of a larger system across the southeast. it is just been producing rain after rain after rain for the middle of the country as a

result there have been plenty of really soggy areas. a lot of saturation on the ground this one going to be on move eventually along the east coast a little further off towards east you stay dry been a nice saturday this far and this system works late into tonight and getting into sunday so here's your time stamp behind me and works it way up to mid-atlantic and a new england up to boston this big rainmaker moves in on sunday becomes bit of a soggy day now the rain has been consistent. this is taking out the next five days and we're going to see more of these and fired up in middle of the country. that is going to be the case again so another four to five inches on areas that have already been dealing with a whole lot of rain. and unfortunately it continues very spring-like eric here as we continue to march through the weekend. >> all right april showers bring may flowers but it is may. all right. keep flowers -- >> we'll be right back. the sugar you don't.

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>> bigger than water gate that's how donald trump is describing a meeting between papadopoulos and woman undercover agent taking center stage again at the white house. good evening i'm rick leventhal in for jon scott this is the "fox report." ♪ >> a "new york times" report say fbi sent undercover investigate to meet during the 2016 presidential campaign. just yesterday the president spoke by phone with russian president vladimir putin for more than an hour discussing wide range of topic including mol or report potential interference in 2020 race. >> the president has made clear to everybody --