jersey. and they hang out. thank you for spending time with us. we appreciate you spending your hours watching the box news channel. >> have a nice afternoon. >> democratic congressman telling fox news he hopes special counsel robert mueller will agree to testify before congress may 15 or talk about report of russian meddling. welcome to america's news headquarters in washington. i'm leland vittert. just when you thought we would get one day to digest yesterday's news. >> i'm molly and as the clock is ticking for attorney general william barr to release the unredacted version, we are live from the white house with more. garrett?

the democrats on the house judiciary committee are in negotiations with special counsel mueller report to come and testify and they aim to have the hearing take place may 15, 10 days from now and this morning david sicily was on the committee say it representative from robert mueller agreed to testify, but he later walked back those comments saying nothing has been agreed to. here he is with chris wallace. >> we think the american people have a right to hear from him and tell the day comes we never have an absolute guarantee. the white house indicated they would not interfere with his attempts to testify and we hope that won't change for mac this morning another front a step to get tougher on securing the border. mark morgan is his pick to lead i.c.e. seine i'm pleased to inform all those that will leave in a immigration policy that mark morgan will join the trump

administration to be a head of our hard-working men and women of i.c.e. he will do a great job. this week and the president is touting the strength of the us economy after strong jobs report friday. that is something 2020 democrats are having to respond to including cory booker are going about it by arguing president trump shouldn't be taking credit for the economic success. >> i love trump is taking credit for the recovery that started under obama. the substance of the a comic, who will it work for? we have a tax plan working on giving the wealthiest more of a break. with make sure it's a shared recovery because now it is not? reporter: clearly the economy will be a key issue in the 2020 election, something president trump has made a focal point of his administration and as for his nominee to lead i.c.e. it will require senate confirmation.

no details on when they may take place. back to you. leland: as garrett pointed out the president and his team went you focusing on the economic numbers. it take a listen to the white house is instagram -- presidents instagram from yesterday >> wow, low unemployment , high jobs, high wages, big consumer confidence, major productivity and no inflation. it's totally awesome here we are killing it on the economy. leland: and he is here with us right now, larry, you are most as fired up watching cory booker reggie wayne video. >> im. that was like really late in the day. leland: how much coffee had you had? a wonderful young man that does these things and i just walked out-- i don't know man, blowout numbers. the economy is great guns and potus policies

to be honest his policies to rebuild this economy have entered us into a tremendous prosperity cycle and i don't see any end right now. you could say i'm being partisan. i am not, but dad and fax support that and i think americans love it. i think americans love it, economic approval for the president is very high. leland: when cory booker in the report was taking aim at the president saying this is not a recovery across the board and really it's obama's policies. there was light which you probably want to retreat that you are on the air, but you had some thoughts. >> the evidence shows if you look at the payroll numbers, the blowout number of 263,000 at 3.6% unemployment with no inflation, let's go below that. on the wage front rising 3.2% overall. at the bottom quarter

4.4% wage increase. of the top quarter three and a half percent. leland: you are saying the bottom quarter feels it more? >> well, first of all both are good at it and rising tide, but the point i'm making is it the blue-collar people that have the fastest job expansion and blue-collar people that have had the best wage growth. what mr. booker and others are saying is not true factually. leland: you make the point you don't see how this can and. warren brough-- warren buffett we can agree is probably one of the greatest investors. this is what he had to say in an interview 2-year old network cnbc, no economic textbook i know was written in the first couple thousand years discussed even a possibility you could have this sort of situation continue and have all of the variables stay more or less the same. he continues, so i think it will change.

the implication it could change for the worst. >> will, again i have nothing but the highest regard for him. i will disagree, though, what you have got here is rapid economic growth and rock-bottom inflation, so a lot of these old conventional models that suggest more people working is somehow bad and will cause inflation they are disproven again once again they were disproven when we had lower reagan tax rates and deregulation in the 80s and during the clinton 90s most of that stayed. i think again the incentives we have put in the economy, pays more after-tax, the work invest take risk. the president has ended the war on business and is saying we will reward success and not punish success. he instituted a classic free-market supply-side model. let me go back. i looked to be

bipartisan. i wrote a book a couple years ago-- leland: i got to-- lower tax rate and then 1969 a huge explosion. talk about a war continuing trade war with china took these are the president's tweets this morning. for 10 months china has been paying tariffs to the usa at 25% on a $50 billion and 10% 200-- $200 billion on other goods. 10% will go up to 25% friday. 325 billion sent to us by china remain untaxed and shortly at the rate of 25% including-- the issue of time right now, this would be the pushback. if you impose chinese import tariffs you are consumers, american consumers, will suffer from higher prices and lower living standards set by a great economist larry kudlow october, 2011. >> okay. i will take your word for it.

ima free trade guy in the president's carrots, however, have been useful in negotiating. we believe china needs to deal more than we do. there is always costs with these tariff stories. they are minor costs in the usa. farmers and we help them out. what he is suggesting here is we have these talks this week, the vice premier is coming and they will be negotiating and we will probably be involved in this. we will see how it clarifies. leland: do you worry there is not a deal? >> the president as i think if he issued a warning that we have bent over backwards earlier and we suspended the 25% tariff to 10 and then we left it there. that may not be forever. if the talks don't work out. we've made great progress structural issues of enforcement issues remain. i went to be careful here. we have made great

progress and we want to be optimistic, but if it doesn't work out then i think with the president is saying today in his tweet is that we will continue the tariffs. we believe that is in the best interest of the us and china has got to end its unfair nonreciprocal trading system. they are breaking the laws we hope they will come around with this deal, but if they don't -- leland: how about this, where the-- whether there is a deal or not you come back? >> absolutely. you got me out on a sunday afternoon. leland: we appreciate it. molly? molly: as garrett mentioned earlier house democrats hope to hear from special counsel robert moore later this month and joining us now stephen lynch. thank you for being here >> think you, molly. molly: the date we are watching now as far as mohler's-- robert mueller is concerned is may 15. do you think it's important he comment

testified? >> absolutely. i think there is some dick's scrap it and see about the way that attorney general william barr portrayed the more report when it first came out so it will be interesting to ask special counsel mueller with the differences between what he thought the reports should be in the one given by bill barr. molly: what do you think of nancy polizzi's accusation that a crime was committed by the attorney general? >> yeah, well, she said she thought his testimony was untruthful and that's arguably the case, so we will have to wait and see. molly: moving things forward, let's talk about this very wide field of democrats running for president. you have been quoted as saying you are essentially with joe biden at this point and that he's a friend. is his victory in the midwest, those areas in

the rust belt he has proven to be popular packing union halls. >> absolutely. i think joe biden is more of a blue-collar candidate than we have in the field. i think we need to win pennsylvania, michigan, ohio and wisconsin. i think joe biden gives us the best chance to put a democrat in the white house. molly: michigan would be big, but mr. biden now under attack. he's running as a candidate and will catch some flak, but among such broody giuliani tweeting out a link to the "new york times" article regarding biden's son's business dealings in the ukraine writing to appear to be ignored and should be investigated quickly and expeditiously. this relates to biden's son, hunter. a lucrative-- after reporting it they can $50000 a month from a ukrainian energy company

during the obama administration. biden was the vice president. you is using loan guarantees in the country and the successful effort to get the-- your thoughts on conflict of interest here? >> well, i have to look at it. is the first we have heard it. i'm not sure what year that was. certainly, whenever we have americans that are active in other countries and obviously there is a position of power there in the vice president's office, joe biden occupied europe we will take a look at it, but by all means i think until there is something unsavory that is disclosed i think joe is an honorable man. molly: a lot of looking at ukraine lately overall. let's talk about jobs, 253,000 jobs last month, the lowest unemployment in 50 years in the president crowing about

this as well as republicans. we are in a campaign season and we see sort of a course for democrats saying they see the numbers, but think the average working person doesn't see the benefits. your thoughts on that? >> well, it's below 4% unemployment and that's pretty darn good. i would say, though, that i so what warren buffett was getting at, things will change. the american people will go to the polls in the fall 2020 and so whenever economy is prevailing at that time, that's the one president trump will be judged by, so i agree with mr. buffett. things will change and we will see whether the stimulus the president instituted for the tax cuts mostly high income people will carry the day in september, october, november 2020.

molly: that is nothing about politics closer and closer. congressman lynch, thank you so much. >> think you, molly. leland: kim jong-un telling north korean military forces to remain quote on alert putting out this photo of him watching the country's latest weapons test and express" great satisfaction with them. despite this, the president and his team say there is a path forward for north korea giving up its nukes. julian turner joining us. despite all of this they are optimistic, is that the right word? >> more than optimistic as secretary pompeo was on fox news sunday and confirm they did launch several short range test missiles yesterday, but rather than condemn the tests which sources tell fox news likely violates the terms of an existing moratorium, pompeo said

this. >> we have high confidence they were not intermediate range missiles, not long-range missiles. we continue to evaluate the dataset, but we want to put it in larger context. we have every intention to negotiate a good resolution with north korea to get them to do nuclear eyes. we knew it would be straightforward. >> president trump and dictator kim jong-un that nearly three months ago in vietnam where negotiations fell apart after two days and pompeo says he doesn't hold that against the dictator either. >> i have extended our negotiating hand to the north koreans. we have heard back from them. i extend my hand to continue negotiations. we want to work towards a peaceful resolution. >> since then the north korean government has called for the trump administration to lift economic sanctions. so far they have refused the president trump repeatedly went the

north korean dictator his support publicly and in response to's missile test he tweeted: he also notes i'm with him and doesn't want to break his promise to me. pompeo said this morning the deals always seem impossible until they are finalized, but he's focused on the mission which is to get a deal despite obstacles that arrive along the way. national security sources are running alarm bells telling fox news the administration failure so far tooled north korea accountable for its continued nuclear activity could ultimately tip the scales in kim's favor. >> to that point, not having lesson to sanctions that haven't added any new ones etc. the north koreans use shell company and julian turner with us. thank you. great reporting. molly: president trump weighing in this morning to the stat--

the host doric kentucky derby upset. tweeting the best horse did not win the kentucky derby. from louisville kentucky with more as the controversy unfolds. reporter: molly, president trump one of many americans who feel strongly about the unprecedented decision here the kentucky derby at churchill downs yesterday. for about 20 minutes maximum-security was declared the victor of the 2019 kentucky derby. of video shows horse crossing the finish line well ahead of his competitors, but confusion and even a poor as to jockeys filed objections saying maximum-security broke the rules and basically cut them off fixed spectators and participants held their breath for the decision and for the first time in kentucky derby history the winning horse was disqualified.

maximum-security out and country has declared the new victor. one co-owner of maximum-security call this decision the most egregious in the history of horseracing. a trainer of countryhouse said it's bittersweet that he would preferred a clean finish and people online including the president very opinionated about this historic reversal with one tweet quote i'm amazed at the reaction to this peer to this happens all the time and horseracing. the stewards did the right thing to do there are rules and consequences and if you break the rules just because you lost money doesn't make it wrong. another person tweeted: shame on you guys. you ruined the kentucky derby like that incidental contact your view should be ashamed of yourself. yesterday the payouts were put on hold until the final decision was made so it wasn't like anyone cashed in on maximum-security and walked out. $41 million in total bets, $6 million on the original winner

maximum-security and just $500 on countryhouse who was clearly not favored to win. molly: i know a lot of people are happy and sad about the ultimate outcome. thank you. leland: huge swaths of the midwest underwater in deadly flooding with the record-breaking rising water on the mississippi could continue into june. where the water is headed, next but allstate actually helps you drive safely... 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. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands?

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molly: that is the mississippi river in st. louis, missouri, where historic flooding has killed at least four people in the midwest topping levels not seen since the great flood of 1993. could governors have declared states of emergency as thunderstorms are expected to return next week. >> healthcare is a right , not a privilege. [cheers and applause] for my friends in congress, this seems like a radical idea. is that a radical idea fax. leland: democratic presidential candidate and, senator bernie sanders making his pitch for medicare for all to iweb

guilders saturday pure democrats in congress aren't waiting until 2020 as they have introduced a medicare for all bill in the house with hearings this week. we bring in general men from oklahoma congressman tom call, you are the ranking member on the committee that had these hearings to do you get a feeling that for democrats this is more about the optics and politics, this thing may pass the house but it certainly won't pass the senate and the president won't sign it. >> it's very much about the optics. it's a great sounding phrase, but the reality is it's a bad idea, 32 trillion-dollar minimum price tag and its one-size-fits-all, 170 million americans that have healthcare will throw them off their plan. 70, 80%-- leland: do you think the name is fair? would be medicare for all? most think medicare advantage for their parents, grandparents. >> everyone that has

medicare advantage would lose it and that's 22 million people in addition to people on private plans. it's really medicare 49. the medicare system is going bankrupt or maybe we should fix the one we have. leland: details. this is important, you pull medicare for all and depending how you ask the question if you say are you for medicare for all the polls pretty well. are republicans doing a good enough job explaining the issues and the costs? >> i think we will have an opportunity to do that with the campaign. we have democratic candidates and their and your prints all over this thing so i think it will be a topic for discussion and the hearings are helpful in that way. it's kind of a stacked hearing with the rules committee having a nine-four democratic advantage, but i think our witnesses made the point and the more we talk about it the more people understand the price that you would not have an option and you lose your healthcare. your grandparents would lose my think we win the debate.

leland: you didn't win the healthcare debate in 2018. we will put up a poll at how voters looked at healthcare. it was the number one or number two issuing 2018. healthcare top issue 40% of democrats, 31% of independent voters, 31%. do you worry that if you are against medicare for all and not your own plan the same thing happens in 2022? >> i do. to be fair we passed a plan through the house within one vote in the senate but there needs to be a signature republican plan that we produce and the president-- leland: is a reasonable for voters to doubt republicans? every republican in 2016 ran on repeal and replace. you had house, the senate and the white house. doesn't get better than that, but you still couldn't get it across the finish line.

should voters be reasonably skeptical when republicans talk about healthcare? >> we defeated out of the house and we failed by one vote in the senate. we had 52 at that point, but regardless we had three people that franklin didn't keep their campaign pledge and that's regrettable but you don't need 60. again, it's like football. leland: i guess the question is do you think voters will give you another chance on that? >> i think voters will look at whatever is in front of them. i think they will be critical. leland: it will be critical when people offer free stuff. >> the american people are pretty street smart and no medicare for all possibly be free. you pay into it for a lifetime before you are eligible. people that literally have not done that are able to get into the system so it's a budget buster.

leland: you have a fight coming up or the-- over the next 16 or so months. >> i relished a fight. leland: we were glad to have you on. thank you. molly? molly: the undefeated horse, maximum-security is the center when the biggest controversies and horseracing history. of the challenging decision behind the content be-- behind the kentucky derby up next great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy.

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line first was disqualified for interference and stripped of his when. for more insight we bring in purebred idea foundation executive director patrick cummings. thank you for joining us and like a lot of people i watch on tv, not a huge horseracing fans are not an expert, but the big surprise. what do you make of it? do you think the right call was made? >> yes, based on the way the rules are structured here in kentucky the stewarts absolutely made the right decision. it was a fairly clear-cut call. i think the time it took just to determine which horse he was actually interfered with and where they were going to place maximum security, so the question as to whether the rules were interpreted correctly i don't think there's any question the answer is yes. whether the rules are the fairest way to adjudicate the situation as a whole mother story. molly: it was a messy day and

you could see how sloppy it is with a lot of horses on the track. how do you make that determination between what is just accidental contact in what goes too far? >> the question is where any of the other horses affected potentially getting a better placing and when you had three horses interfered with directly when the shift out occurred for maximum security the question then becomes could any of the horses probably have finished higher in the running order if that interference had not occurred and the belief from the stewards , again, strictly interpreting the rules in kentucky agreed to that and said so and it maximum security was placed all the way back to 17 behind the worst who was long-range toddy. molly: listen to a little bit of this from yesterday. >> disqualified. >> they did, so for the

first time in the history of the kentucky derby the horse that cross the line first has been disqualified after the objection. country house wins the kentucky derby. molly: what does it mean for the people watching and the people betting, people really into horseracing? should there be something done about the removals? >> well, i think so, molly. it's a result that's difficult to justify for anyone who back maximum security and that was a lot of people. he was the second choice in the race. the rules is-- as they are an american horseracing are different state by state by state and what we don't have here is an adoption of an international standard. every other jurisdiction across the racing world from england to hong kong to australia use one set of rules and under those rules maximum security would not have been demoted.

he was a clear length" three-quarter leader. what i think will happen is that the horseracing industry in america, which is worth tens of billions of dollars in the economy and hundreds of thousands of jobs across that were cultural sector, i think they will have to take a hard look at adopting an international standard which is in place everywhere else. it would be a more fair consistent outcome for not just the people who bet on the horse but the owners, racing fans and all stakeholders across the industry. molly: pat cummings, thank you for sharing your thoughts. it's fun for us to tune in every once a while even if you're not big horseracing fans. >> thank you, molly. leland: there are more democrats running for president that horses ran in the kentucky derby here is joe biden on the stump this weekend in south carolina quoting the african-american vote. >> last year 24 states

introduced or enacted at least 70 those to curtail the right to vote and guess what, mostly directed at quote people of color. you see it, we have jim crow sneaking back in. no, you mean it. why? leland: we bring in our top radio panel. did to see both of you. matt, you look at the second of things said about voting rights and this is actually more centric of all of the candidates. you have some out there on the trail talking about giving current silence in prison the right to vote and saying they are willing to study that appeared does this kind of that very directed targeting to individual groups play well enough to offset how much it impacts your

more independent voters? >> when you look at joe biden and what he was saying yesterday, there has been somewhat of a deterioration of a voting rights in the brendan center for justice at in 20164 cases of in person voting fraud were proven but we have spent hundreds of millions of dollars abiding voter fraud. the reality is voting fraud-- i'm a veteran and one thing is when i served in the army the right format for us to choose their leaders as the greatest right i think we have as american citizens and so allowing people to have that right especially if they have served their prison time is something that's resonating. why do we deny people on the streets being able to vote? as far as people in prison, that is more of a debate i think democrats have to hatch out. leland: they would hash out. seems republicans are relishing this. >> i can't imagine they would it be. by the way i understand

hillary had all of her money on maximum security. that aside i will say it seems to me biden is a classic case of scare tactics yet again, guy that said keep y'all in chains. by the way when we talk about the history of race and speech with biden you can not go to into a 711 without an indian accent, obama was bright, articulate and clean. this guy cannot stop playing the race card. i wish he would knock it off. leland: from the race card to the economy amy is trying so for unsuccessfully trying to pull away from the pack of the democrats. >> what i believe is that we should govern from opportunity and not chaos and my problem with president trump and i think the problem you see from the citizens of this country is they see chaos every day. they wake up in a state -- ca mean or inconsistent policy causing chaos during the day. they want a leader their

kids can look up to. leland: town hall wednesday night on the fox news channel. this issue might come up, but to put her statement in the form of question, make elected incumbent president who lost in a good economy? >> that is a good question. they generally don't. the question here is you have employment numbers. you also have a stock market going well. housing market is showing signs of agriculture market in minnesota people are concerned will they get anything for their soybeans at this point and when you really get jobs created if a farmer has to leave their farm and flip burgers is not a great job. sure, a job is being created but it's a lower paying. amy is like a lot of the democrats, with biden entering the race they are concerned, that's for sure. leland: chris, for a moment match sounded like he was making

the casework trump 2020. >> well, you will say this about amy, it's not someone who wants to talk about being mean. we know all too well about mommy dearest behavior so i think she should stay away from being twee talk first of all. i'm glad you brought up the economy. when we talked about biden, how about african-american unemployment in this country at a record low? leland: it was james carville who said if the economy was stupid and went on to beat george w. bush for then bill clinton. we believe that there. good to see you guys. molly: chaos has deepened as thousands try to flee humanitarian crisis in their homeland and gather a club he is biggest border crossing. we will take you to the venezuelan border so in as little as 30 minutes it will be crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and on your table.

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molly: president trump this morning announcing obama era border patrol chief mark morgan has the new director of 109 saying that mark is a true believer in american patriot and will do a great job. former i.c.e. directors here and now, for more on this, well i guess to get started we will get your thoughts on mark morgan. he's been a proponent of president trump's border wall. your thoughts on mr. morgan? >> before i do that i want to give a shout out to the acting director right now. i have worked with match for 20 years and he's doing a fantastic job so i appreciate anyone that steps up in this position. mark morgan, 20 year fbi veteran. look, again i respect the man that is willing to step up and get into a position where have congress doesn't support your mission. it's an everyday fight because i was the director for a year and a half took every day is a fight with congress, everyday is a fight with the media, so it is a tough job to take on so market leaving the

retirement world and coming back. it's a tough decision. i salute him. he's going to take on this battle. i hope the american people an administration support him. molly: things are challenging at the southern border now the trump administration slated to begin asking migrants especially for dna per-- the ultimate goal is to stop adults from using children from posing as family because it gives them the benefit when they come to the country under the policy that perhaps detaining children former than 20 days to the use these kids and some days they recycle them. your thoughts on the dna testing? will it work? could it be effective? >> it will be effective and it's a great idea work it's an idea i have pushed since 2014. we know for a fact based on real cases based on

investigative intelligence that kids are being rented. they come to the border claiming-- they will carry a two or 3-year old and claim to be the parents and during last year when it tourney general did the zero tolerance policy and a judge orders reunification. the first 120 children united, six of those after dna testing we found out they were not even related to the person claiming to be the parent so we know kids are being trafficked. that number one issue is to protect these children from being trafficked and abused, so if this helps, which it will, it's a great idea. molly: very dangerous adjourning these people are making in these children are in some cases forced to take. the body of a 10 -month-old baby was recovered thursday when a raft overturned. what can you do to stop these smugglers essentially donned the dna? >> a couple things per first of all mexico with

the help of i.c.e. needs to step up their investigation into the criminal cartel. they are the machine that makes this happen in mexico. criminal cartels on the northern border of mexico are connecting crosses without the approval of the cartel so right now they operate with impunity. stats are clear that 31% of women are sexually abused by these cartel making the journey and we've had numerous children die. we have to shut down these criminal cartels in mexico. it should be an all-out effort to identify these organizations, dismantle and put them in jail to take that machine away. it takes weeks to get to the border. with the cartel the more people they push in the more money they make. we need congress to act to. molly: thank you so much. >> appreciate it. molly: for more in this tune into fox news tomorrow night, the ingram angle will be live at the southern border.

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leland: thousands of protesters turning out in venezuelan military bases this weekend after opposition leader in us recognized president of venezuela, juan gualdo, copper demonstrations to urge the military to abandon the contested president nicolas maduro. on fox news sunday today secretary state mike

pompeo had a blunt message for maduro. >> we have made clear maduro must leave. there is no way you can have free and fair elections with maduro still inside the country leland: meanwhile thousands of venezuelans are pouring out of the country looking for a better life, looking for food, medicine. allison barber on the border with some of those. hello. reporter: most of the venezuelan migrants are coming here because they have no choice. they need food. they need medicine. they need work and they have none in venezuela. most of the venezuelans we have met, you see some of them coming through this way. they are good, honest people trying to get by and to survive in horrible circumstances are 25000 of venezuelans cross into: bf every day according to colombian officials and among the thousands of decent people climbing officials say they are are dangerous criminals. this is a neighborhood,

the: be in is back that way and we are walking through the area and we had to come with members of the colombian army as they told us it wasn't safe. in this area where they say there is a lot of venezuelans living temporarily basing a lot of them are criminals. one thing they do in this neighborhood is what the colombian army called express kidnapping. if they see someone like us walking through, someone they could perhaps get ransom for they will grab you, take you into some of these houses in a back room and keep you there, make some phone calls to try to get a ransom and keep you until they are paid. they say they will grab people, keep them for about an hour and let them go. many people are fleeing because they were more opportunity, more food, but some people have come, criminals as well and the colombian say that is one issue they are dealing with.

there are two ways people can get into columbia. be a government has given passes to some people that they say need to come in temporarily out of necessity, children that need classes, people without food. if we could walk closer this is the closest we can get to the venezuelan border. any time we've done this the people who pass the yellow are venezuelan police officers. they don't want us here and they don't want that america media seen what they are doing. leland: brave reporting. great work. thank you. we will have more on fox news sunday next. see you next weekend. pay as much for insurance... as not safe drivers! ah! that was a stunt driver. that's why esurance has this drivesense® app. the safer you drive, the more you save. don't worry, i'm not using my phone and talking to a camera while driving... i'm being towed.

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will the u.s. intervene? >> military action is possible if that's what's required. >> we will discuss the failed uprising in venezuela and how its increasing tensions between the u.s. and russia when we sit down with secretary of state, mike pompeo. >> if everybody else did that, that would be considered a crime. chris: calls for resignation after testimony on mueller report, the ongoing battle between democrats and