day and a grate week. we'll see you next week on "fox news sunday." ♪ attorney general and conduct. trump and executive and the mueller report. political combat. >> he's running another con. on our entire system of government. whether he can roll the country, the family used to roll with. he's engaging on ongoing cover by defining the return. >> there's no good one every here on behalf of democrats. it's not about undermining attorney general barr, of the russia investigation or he has a dover back rates accommodate them. none of it matters.

it's all choreography. >> constitutional pushing for impeachment. the new york times reveals a huge amount of money for massacre tech write-off. >> you ask how he got it. that is a matter. publishing other people's stuff is what the times is all about. who cares if it was weak or stolen. >> because people's losers. he was literally the biggest loser in the country. >> here we have evidence that trump is a fraud. evidence that he's a fraud. it doesn't matter. we all know it. >> you're like wow, impressive. all the things he's done in his life.

>> on story, otherwise nobody would have guessed. the trump had financial problems in the early 90s. for people who were alive then or internet access now. >> is it justified in the legal deductions? big democrat socialist because that's what their voters want. a social research on what's behind the coverage of socialism over capitalism. what democrats want to come on fox as amy did this week. specialized media training about how to do that. will talk to the congresswoman. this is media plus. >> for the house judiciary panel

order, attorney general bill barr in contempt of congress. was nominally about his refusal to provide the unredacted mueller report but as automakers show, it was clear the real issue as trump. >> you have to descend our constitutional form of government, they will to strike bill part because they don't want an attorney general who does his job. >> gayle, guest. gillian turner, security official. and page, columnist. the media is embracing the house democrats said, these battles are a flow full-blown constitutional crisis. >> for sure, they are picking up the left-wing talking point. it's silly to define a crisis that way. you have few branches that are in conflict, now that congress

not getting information they want. they can appeal to a court. if you are two branches of government being charted by a third prince, that might rise to a level of constitutional crisis but certainly, it's part of our federal system. >> you are saying it's premature? >> absolutely. >> house democrats gillian are signing him for contempt. seven years ago, against holder for turning over documents. nothing happened. i don't recall the meaty treating that early episode as a crisis. >> they didn't. the problem here is that the media seems to be echoing congressional democrats. basically says that the democrats i think his two different roles. one rule for republicans attorney general and another set of rules for democrat president obama's attorney general. that's like the media has picked up in the case and indicating

uncritically. when gayle and others talk about premature to call this constitutional crisis, that's what everybody is getting at. >> more - storyline for the press to do that, clients page, there's one thing, no dispute. as an important constitutional i take oversight separation and personal that. they can only go so far beyond and turning it into a political crisis, if not constitutional. >> it's a big store in washington. the fact is, we've had people exciting over either accusing or otherwise speculating the crisis ever since trump came into office and tried to get his muslim panther. the court stopped it. as long as the court still works. >> it was not a muslim fan. i have to jump in. >> restricting immigration from

countries predominately muslim. >> trump said he wanted a muslim fan. he changed the language but he learned is unconstitutional. >> we've been at that. >> right now, you see democrats talking about institutional classes. i think they come from first gear and -- >> what about the coverage of impeachment? anti- pelosi says self impeaching, i blocking all these demands. >> specially the opinion to see them on embassy bc, the impeachment? >> that's what we have seen for two plus years in the mueller report. it would lead to the impeachment or commit conviction of trump closed in.

it's all related to the 2020. anti- pelosi was trying to hold back on impeachment talk and because you have 20 plus democratic presidential contenders now saying impeach, impeach, pelosi is feeling pressure from advocates of those candidates that she needs to be out there promoting that, too. >> everyone saying impeach but pelosi, the press knows she does not want to go down that road. she needs bipartisan support. we saw it acquitted. how should journalists cover tougher frederick by the democrats? real or posturing? >> i haven't heard those complains. getting a media audience, that's what we have here. you got this to break. >> it's a time of elizabeth on once, the fund-raising. trump is using the whole fund-raising.

this is the way it works. trump violates norms and they know about. this is constitutional crisis or commit. he violates more of the constitution. trump is everything in public. most of the media seems intent on settling the score. their intent that he won the first round of the mueller report. he got the no collusion line. that's all he needed to run fourth. somehow they can continue down the road whether it's the narrative surrounding impeachment whether it's bill barr not being transparent, a political hack. they can get the second round to organs and kind of minute. >> this getting that on the record. let me play you, talking about mueller. since the report was issued.

>> bob mueller is no friend of mine. we had a business dispute. we had somebody that is in love with james comey. they were very good friends. supposedly best fence. >> my view, they don't want to come off that narrative because it's good for business. every time president tweet talks about mueller, he's fueling the story as well. >> of course. that's because he got no collusion he wanted. >> why not victory and move on? he wants to keep talking about it. >> something is the six separate investigations going on since the campaign. this, the only ond of dragging at the headline. it's still an unfolding developing story. >> the investigations as well.

>> right. this has to do with the senate intel committee under republican chairman practically issued a subpoena of trump junior, bringing back and talk about test money of the infamous trump tower meeting during the campaign. his what he had to say. >> my son is a good person. my son testified for hours and hours. my son was totally exonerated right mueller. who frankly does not like trump. me, this donald trump. >> the dire headlines about this, i think it may have played down or ignored the fact the president son voluntarily more than once. >> if you look at the history of the trump administration, there's been broad information sharing in furtherance of mueller and his team, a lot of partisan democrats rehired for the team.

has been broad information sharing and it's a house after think about why the senate intelligence committee is subpoenaing trump junior so i think the coverage is ahead scratcher, too because people don't know what to make of it. >> source tells me there's no way they will comply with the subpoena. he would just be made a piñata. there are a lot of pendants. they were on the air and said predicted trump junior would be and it didn't happen. now the press seems to love this as a story. dragging back into the ministration. >> the media from the get-go has fairly and rightly perceived trump junior made himself a political player. in his father's campaign and administration. he put himself in the uniform. because of that, the media decided he should not be afforded that. he's not afforded the protection

and the communities the presidential children are usually afforded. >> on the richard burr thing, he tweeted from a person close to don junior, so-called republican senator, on the committee. that's working the press. >> somebody saying on behalf of don junior, this is a stunt by richard. is he really republican? >> that's why we have had hearings. they have the power to investigate. you want to keep the report a life in the trumps no collusion, no objection. that part is not correct. this is why you have hearings. i think that there may be feeling that push for impeachment.

we don't need impeachment to have hearings. >> we got to go. saturation media coverage, and we come back, your times, a portion. the press play that? a big scandal. democrats are getting special treatment on how to deal with fox news. - i think the best companies succeed as a team,

and our shirts from custom ink help bring us together. we just upload our logo, and if we have any questions, customer service is there to help. - [male] custom ink has hundreds of products to help you look and feel like a team. get started today at customink.com.

tmost of us don't know how much data we use... ♪ ...but we all know we're paying too much for it. enter xfinity mobile. america's best lte with the most wifi hotspots. combined for the first time. when you're near an xfinity hotspot, you're connected to wifi, saving on data. when you're not, you pay for data one gig at a time. use a little, pay a little. use a lot, just switch to unlimited. get $250 back when you buy a new samsung galaxy. call, visit or click today. your times triggered an explosion of coverage by disclosing partial irs records to trump for decades between mid- 80s and mid- 90s. hotel casino where than $1.1 billion during that. more than any other american. in writing and enabled him to

pay no taxes and eight of the ten years. president tweeted that real estate developers were entitled to write-offs and depreciation, you always want to show losses for tax purposes in almost all real estate developers did this and renegotiating it was sport. then he added, the very old information is highly inaccura inaccurate. gil, revealing as long as three decades ago, he lost money and didn't have to pay taxes. >> this is extreme. the white whale up session of the mainstream media. if you look at this report by the new york times, it's old information. they put in some different details that were the basis of illegal wheat. >> it's fine to say and challenge the story but can inches? >> this is information that if you had paid attention in 2004 when trump launched the apprentice, he talked about how

much money he lost. he also talked about 1991 in a deer of his financial troubles, that was supposedly the new information in the new york times, exact same here. >> he also wrote a book. the art of a comeback. he said above depreciation one of the debates with hillary clinton. i was at times retreated? >> the details, we have known all along. >> i remember the debates when he passed, duchess. >> he avoids it. >> it's illegal. i don't know why i've not heard more. more from bernie sanders and others, normally against this. less taxes than i did. >> a million or by the way.

>> in the presidents tweet, he said book, i did it. everybody did it. it's perfectly legal. then he calls the time story inaccurate and says how can be true? >> and a very trump way, both things are true. the first part of the tweet and new york times revelation, the president supporters who have embraced his spirit of you're going to short the system, get as much out of these people, these elites as we can. they love that. the idea that you would get as many write-offs as possible and that would be a sport, it's something they love. at the same time, he disagrees with the way the new york times is reporting as a bombshell. that's the part that's fake news. >> these are not the actual tax returns but they are irs scripts. most all know journalism, whether this week would be a

massive invasion of privacy. >> i tweeted about that. the coverage says they got the information from someone who had access to the information. i think it's misleading because they may have had access to the information for certain purposes. they did not have legal access to the information to give to your time. >> he ran on his record as a successful businessman and it got him elected. >> the winner of the legitimate, we are talking about the president. he has no privacy. he's perfectly free to see her sue the new york times. it's even more like his current tax returns. he gets out of it when he usually does talking his way out. >> it would not have been leaked if he released tax returns. >> every major candidate has that. let me put out for fun, this

magazine outbidding, this guy, i had to google even though he was a generational thing thing. maybe it's a generational thing. >> thank you so much for joining us. up next, a little detour, press coverage, the new royal baby. racially charged to debate. with a loose interest in the coverage?

prince royal family, already racially charged controversy over prince harry and meghan's baby. >> he tell us a bit about that?

>> magic. it's amazing. >> they fired radio host between an incredibly racist black-and-white of a couple with their child dressed up in a su suit. network called a serious error in judgment. how in the 21st century does the british do this? what is a tell us about the cover of meghan has one white parent and one black parent? >> i think part of the problem here is the british coverage of meghan's entry into the royal family has, could not have been more on the polar opposite end of the spectrum from u.s. coverage from the get-go. a lot of americans don't realize as u.s. public and media is celebrated her and got behind her and accepted and really loved the idea that she is a mixed race woman in america.

most of the british has not at all fallen in line. he looked at her as a transgression from the start. >> she is very different. covered them say no a lot more about tonight. with the baby have kinky hair? she goes on to say meghan celebrated all sides of her back rent. as far as we know, it's a first biracial baby in the history of that family as far as we know. >> embraced or permitted. >> is a story that hasn't become their own story. >> unfortunately, my personal take here is that it's perfectly legitimate for the media to ask questions about what the baby might look like. just like they would any other member. >> you do or not? >> what look like the mother or father? is nothing inherently racist about asking those questions. i think the degree to which people have been asking pointed

racial questions with equity, basically the idea in mind that they would love it if this could offend the queen or persons ability, that borders on being racist. >> to me, name, archie sound like i'm american rain name. prince harry said they would skip the official appearance with the baby. i guess they changed their mind. >> the underlying story here is really about the british press relationship with prince harry. they are very upset with him over the last few years. they feel that somebody who grew up in the public spotlight, and braced the british press. befriended them, he went to the pub and had drinks with them. in the last few years, whether it's because of meghan or not, they receive he's turned against them. he's been excluding them. they are very upset. >> keep in mind, prince harry lost his mother. great to see you.

thank you so much. new research on the partisan divide over socialism. frank has the exclusive. first, we knew it was there on the coverage of the war for behind the contempt sensation against the barr. ♪ this year, ancestry isn't celebrating mother's day. we're celebrating colleen's day. julia's day. marie's day. and all the one-of-a-kind women we call "mom." ancestrydna tells a story as unique as she is... ...with an engaging new experience that can help her

uncover rich family details. give her ancestrydna for ...denise's day... . and at just $59, grab one for jeff's day, too. order a kit at ancestry.com

they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer

all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! >> i believe the time has come, to bring that investigation and o other investigations this have matter to an end. one year, of watergate is enough. >> right date on bottom media cover seemingly endless saga president trump under investigation and clash with congress increasingly trying to draw parallels to richards nixon in the studio brit hume fox senior political analyst and brit you covered scandals of the nixon house democrats infire aitdz by president trump stonewalling watergate term may package bundled

citations against president trump the impeachment article withholding watergate tapes there is efforts to treat this as weight gait. >> a huge effort to relive wat investigator i think watergate major turning point what i am saying about it is that it was the most glorious time to be a journalist in two young able "washington post" reporters did the reporting that brought down a president, never been anything like it before, and he movies were made books written hero status never before conferred on journalists occurred. and i think that is what brought a lot of young the people into journalism so along comes this character donald trump most exotic character ever seen in white house a man trying to design somebody media would not like you could will heared do better than donald trump paralyze sooutdz to be hating by media, and, they are continuously or not pursuing

this watergate reenactment that is whether we are. >> want to be robert redford did you tellin hoffman. >> who wouldn't. >> this contempt citation against barr when wrp highways held eric holder in contempt for gunrunning probe warrant host editorial precip husband disimportant portion ate, pandering to gun lobby. >> totally, and, you know, if you go back and look through the events that led up to holder contempt citation has much moredrawn out over long period of time justice department initially lied about what happened in fast and kwoours congressional pursuit had even go on a couple years holder flameingly withholding stuff didn't seem real legal bass for, and so they held him in kement. >> argument about 2% redactions in report. >> talking about now is i am not sure 2% somebody, i read that it was it is two lines seven parking lines report

that is 448 pages, so nothing of -- i mean no evidence anything really of substance that would make a difference in the conclusions of the report being about withhold what is more, the complaining congressman have opportunity to go down to justice department read nearly all of it, none has done so -- >> "new york times" reporting rudy giuliani was going to ukraine today, to urge investigation into vice president biden when he was v.p. pressuring firing of the top prosecutor in that country, prosecutor had been looking into energy giant on whose bored sat jerry brown's son hunter biden "new york times" says would be remarkable for a presidential lawyer to press a foreigner government to pursue investigation could it help trump's reelection pain, rudy to his credit discussed on the record with "new york times" a backlash he then told others on canceling the trip is this the case of the presss exposing something that turned out embarrassing to the president's lawyer. >> maybe. i mean --

>> the press didn't have to do much composing, the trip no secret. and the reason behind it perhaps the reason behind it well the reason, behind it was we know that biden, in 2017 went to ukraine, had bundled of money in former loan guarantees to give to that government as a condition -- >> of -- >> yeah. >> i'm sorry 2016 excuse me, and -- and he said you are not getting the money unless you fire that prosecutor. >> the prosecutor at the time was investigating among other things, a company with when his son beau biden was affiliated, well, look i am not sure that it was a good reason or bad reason to do that. but biden was the last person to have been sent on that errand clear conflict of interest should never have done it bragging about it videotape he is bragging about it he felt being set up blamed react democrats but reacting to, no times story didn't look

that good for trump team. >>p trump gave tiger woods medal of freedom remarkable comeback in which he won masters you are a gulfer i am sure watching i didn't realize that trump had ones hired tiger woods to help design a golf course in dubai many said look using this prestigious medal to reward a business partner fair game. >> i think absurd tiger woods achievement unquestionable one of the greatest comebacks in history of sports arguably the greatest not first to release med medal of freedom several have before him entertainment pertinence actors so on given medal of freedom. >> jerry brown was given by barack obama. >> exactly i think really much ado about not much by the standards that have been set by previous recipients of this, tiger woods obviously well a qualified the fact he once in his sideline of developing gulf courses developed one for trump that is -- way overdrawn.

>> quick question quick answer, the boston red sox played world series champion 10 did not go black or hispanic didn't feel they should be there, said to be about racially divisive blamed on donald trump if they don't like him they don't have to go should that have been played as -- >> you can argue racially divisive not to go. you know, he is after all the president my sense if people don't want to go don't go -- you know i think that -- well -- >> if i had chance to go whether i particularly similar identified that with trump or not to go he is the president. >> you nonpartisan event recognition of something by holder of high evident office in the planned i think an honor i think you probably ought to go, but people, you know people under pressure where they come from, not to do anything that would appear to align themselves with this president, that is the issue. >> gravest you to back in washington to see you sunday,coming up "media buzz" exclusive new research on

popularity of the

howard: exclusive first look at poll by socialism versus capitalism turns out ideas pushed by democrats as bernie sanders, alexandria ocasio-cortez they have lots of support capitalism isn't

polling so well frank luntz found 52% agree with statement i prefer living in a socialist country to capitalist one, 16% of donald trump voters, asked about aoc proposal impose 70% on top 1% taxpayers 79% clinton voters agree so do 46% of trump voters, and veteran republican pollster frank luntz joins us before we get to more numbers are media kind of soft on socialism i mean favorable press to democrats like bernie sanders and aoc, being tough on flaws of capitalism the excesses of big aring coronations. >> i have do read "new york times" business section sibling seven stories six of stfb hostile to corporation or hostile to capitalism as we know it in fact gotten so bad started to say to people stop trying to defend capitalism, it is economic freedom

capitalism they think wall street profits people losing jobs, economic freedom is main street small business, why we are so successful as a country, has been so deemized, the rich the successful have been demonized the assumption if you made money you did so in improper way. >> 25% trump voters say seem make big profit can't be justified you are basically saying in this report, you say, capitalism is dead at least as term people respond to, that is pretty strong statement. >> i am going to get chewed up by rush limbaugh for the wrong reasons not that principals are dead in fact, the principles of economic freedom alive and well capitalism has been so demonized by media just don't you function as economic system, and if you want to oppose socialism you o supposed to talking about freedom not capitalism. >> it must be more than just media coverage when you have as i mentioned the top half of trump voters, supporting aoc

70% marginal tax rate you wouldn't know from coverage you would think purely a least wing position. >> it is because the public is really frustrated about being forgotten or left behind. those two when elected donald trump live and well not just on right but also the left the reason bernie sanders did so well, in 2016 why i will be blueprint, i think he is the most likely nominee in 2020 i will tell you something republicans should want that sanders cannot appeal to overall mainstream american people should be scared to death they get colorado senator michael bennett there is no issue about socialism there is no -- he is not the extreme he is mainstream. the reason why sanders pals so well because so left wing. >> two things one even media have said some democratic accounts have moved so far left free college or call medicare for all labor

reparations, a hard time winning in general election but maybe in tune with what a lot of democrats think secondly you say, well, capitalism, looks not great right now -- soviet ideas because of media i am a big proponent of media have a lot of influence but do they have that much influence. >> significant influence you are correct the democrats have moved to the left are in tune with democratic party not in tune with mainstream america this issue of capitalism republicans frankly need to wake up, that what they believe, was mainstream 10 years ago, but now the whole country is shifting, just a bit left, now. >> no secret donald trump could not stand -- he so-called you a low class snub long running feud you said -- >> you said. >> my tieive a nice jacket on, i paid a lot of money for this outfit. >> i am sure you did you said he has been divisive now because you are friends with

mick mulvaney acting chief of staff providing is very ride in an force one went to a white house ball are you an ally of this president. >> i am same befores now i do not deserve his criticism i do not deserve anybody's operative my job as pollster to tell the truth and to be accurate at the at the end of the day, and whether the president is yelling at me because he doesn't like the criticism, or whether they are being nice to me because they appreciate the praise doesn't matter i have to be truthful tell the truth. howard: will you isn't there a danger of softening criticism because of inside the danger is if i respond either to it is praise or criticism danger if i don't report as well are what i have about capitalism not making republicans happy he is a centrist does not make

republicans happy i got to tell truth. >> you always talk about language and use in politics happy mother's day he reason i know you because of my mom you may not know the study when i was criticized by "the wall street journal", my mom says to me find a journalist who you think is the best arbiter find out whether you are correct or incorrect, go see them i said at the time it was you, this is 15, 20 years ago she said see him i you said i can't he is too important she said give me a break get over it see him you were very kind to me great advice even though my mom is not with us i thank you, and i am sure she would thank you for giving me great advice. >> i still take your calls, and i try to be journali journalististic with you. >> more coming on fox news including town halls, congressman debbie dingell despair heading -- he

.. . - my family and i did a fundraiser walk in honor of my dad,

willy davis, who has alzheimer's. i decided to make shirts for the walk with custom ink. the shirts were so easy to design on the site. the custom ink team was super helpful and they just came out perfect. seeing my family wearing my shirts was such an amazing reminder of all the love and support that everyone has for my dad. - [narrator] check out our huge selection of custom t-shirts and more, for teams, businesses, and every occasion. you'll even get free shipping. get started today at customink.com.

howard: should more democrats appear on fox news the ice breaking in the presidential races bernie sanders having done fox town hall this week amy klobuchar. >> recent poll that democrat women felt like they should vote for man this time what do you think when you have aer have a. >> i think may the best woman win, that is what i think. >> now house democratic policy communications committee is recruiting members to show up for fox interviews offering media training from so you can'tfield michigan debbie dingell panel chairman and democratic congresswoman from michigan. you have been on fox news quite a bit. why are you actively urging

democratic colleagues to appear on network. >> -- on fox long before i was a member of congress. and i think it is really important, as a member of congress you talk to everybody you listen to everybody. you may have some disagreements with people, people may have a different vice preside viewpoint but if effective you go to the hear different perspectives. >> have you gone flack for appearances. >> i am earned flack many occasions doing fox be ready for negative hits, you will see enough on my facebook page and on my twitter account i am instagram, but you know there are people that can be very unkind out there, but there are also people who listenive believed you talk to everybody, and you listen to air force ba everybody we are not ladies and gentlemen to each other enough. >> everybody in her silos your committee put out a flier

telling members fox has been top rated cable net news work 200 some months addition to opinion lineup media training sensations on -- tell us about that. >> we did tell people that is the fact of the matter is that of the cable news programs more people are watching you, so why should you just be not appearing on that we've got a lot of you know the democratic caucuses has a large number can i have members different backgrounds different states you should not appear -- so -- we have been encouraging people to come on fox not to boycott oi i certain have not as you know, i have done fox for a long time, doesn't mean i haven't the bad us into but i have had bad interviews on other shows you do homework you prep, so we did do media training, from members on friday, but that media training, by the way, can also be helpful on other network

news other programs, i hate to remind fox the fact of the matter is that the major neck station are getting more viewers than anybody. >> right, of course, the cable news networks cover this 24 hours day. >> right. >> if bret baier martha mccollum town halls chris wallace up next week are fair i think consensus they have been very fair doesn't that under the the idea fox should be band. >> i respectfully disagree, i think that it is important that i just refuse to -- when voting voters are watching fox. many may never vote for me i want to talk to them i want them to hear why i take certain view.i don't like nasty do me a favor mother's day those who watching me can be pretty ugly refrain from that today, but if people disagree with me i want to hear the viewpoints i want to

understand their perspective, and i want them to hear mine. howard: right, congresswoman one day hiatus it is mother's day, this week of about course please playing um democrats calling for impeachment of president trump in light of subpoena battles going on on capitol hill, and even nancy pelosi has said, impeachment would be bad for the country unless bipartisan arguably not where we are you have been cautious on this do you think the view of democrats who don't favor impeachment want to go slow on impeachment hearings has been drowned out in the coverage? >> you know, this is what i am going to say i am one of the people that read this report i am now almost through it a second time. that when you read that report there is a lot of -- data that bothers you clear russia tried to interfere in our elections but i tell you something else, russia is trying to divide this country that is documented in this report, and i worry about the division that we see in this country, today. and i think our democracy is

pressure something that we have to -- defend every single day, that we have to fight for. and i think that the president himself in refusing to allow people to come and testify is harming him. so i believe that we've got to continue to do oversight it is a very important responsibility you are seeing our committee chairs do that. but, i -- i agree with nancy pelosi that a partisan intree. would be a dangerous thing i am hearing republicans now getting you know, richard burr is doing a subpoena, that is what we need. >> okay, we are. >> debbie dingell thanks for joining us happy mother's day. >> that is it for this edition of immediate buzz i am howard kurtz happy mother's day at the celebrating check out podcast media buzz meteorite, apple itunes going play foxnews.com,i post daily columns original videos make

sure the web -- continue on twitter i am howard kurts may be mother's day but i am sure to make me feel sluggish but now, i take metamucil every day. it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like.

heather: good morning, it's monday may 13th, this is "fox & friends first". happening at 4:00 a.m., republicans on verge of unveiling a new immigration package. live in washington, pentagon vow to go intervene. outrage, said this about the holocaust. >> kind of a kuami feeling i always tell father or -- folks k about the holocaust. heather: not the only one