been a plan for them. the federalist society is just as dangerous as the nra. >> there is not and neither is the nra. it is court packing, not stacking and it is called the constitutional prerogative of the president of the united states, just the constitution, that is all. tune in, go to podcast one.com. i can't wait to have shannon bream on this show and on my podcast for her fabulous new book and she joins us next. the fox news at 19, take it from here. shannon: i am looking forward to it. we begin tonight with a fox news alert, breaking news from alabama, a near-total been on abortion and the vote wasn't even close. a controversial new bill.

the equality act. supporters say it bans discrimination. conservative leaders say kiss religious freedom goodbye. we will try to get to the truth. what is happening in farm states, a split in the gop. we will talk to a republican congressman, mike braun is here live. bill bar assigned to investigate the investigators and get on the case for weeks. katherine herridge tells us everything she knows next. moments ago a major story out of alabama, the strictest abortion ban in the nation sending the bill to the governor's desk. david fund following breaking news. >> reporter: a lot of debate in

montgomery, alabama you can expect that in coming days. the state senate, 25-6, it would outlaw all abortions unless the mother's life is in danger. abortions in cases of rape and incest would not be legal if this were to become law. it is the strictest bill in the country, prevents the procedure at every stage of pregnancy beginning at conception. the bill follow similar measures in mississippi and georgia. states like ohio and kentucky have similar measures, it punishes women for having an abortion and would put doctors in jail up to 99 years. debate in montgomery lasted much of the day. protesters stood outside the alabama statehouse, lawmakers spent hours debating. >> there are many families out there who do not have the means or the will or financial fortitude to ship their child

away somewhere because of the embarrassment it might bring to their family and get an abortion and bring them back into town as if nothing ever happened. >> all of us - have roe versus wade turned over. sent back to the states. >> reporter: the president of planned parenthood took to twitter, she did not mince words, this is the most extreme and dangerous policy since roe versus wade, banning abortion at any deck in pregnancy going so far as to threaten doctors with life in prison. doctors in public health leaders agree the cost will be women's lives. at this point it has to republican governor kate iv whose office also governor intends to withhold comment until she has had a chance to review the final version of the bill that passed. if it does become law, expect a lengthy court battle that could wind its way to the supreme court in washington.

shannon: i think that is the goal. thank you very much. now to the foreign policy challenges facing donald trump. the anxiety over tariffs and tonight's fresh concerns over iran. >> one hour ago donald trump set on twitter the golden era of american energy is underway but his administration's on trade dispute with china has the potential to derail that very progress. >> it's great to be here with incredible men and women who are making america into the energy superpower of the world. >> donald from celebrating the start of production at a new liquefied natural gas terminal in louisiana. >> in the past two years we have expanded our exports to the world by nearly 500%. 500%. >> but that growth could slow if

the trump administration of stratus he was china dragon. retaliatory tariffs china announced yesterday include 10% to 25% increase in us lng. china is going to fight to the finish but donald trump says it is just a little squabble. >> the relationship i have with president xi is extraordinary. we are in a very strong position. they want to make a deal. it could absolutely happen. >> there will be no deal for iran. >> we are holding dangerous regimes accountable by denying them oil revenue to fund their corruption, oppression and terror. >> iranian backed rebels claimed responsibility for using armed drones to attack a major oil pipeline in saudi arabia, this comes one day after saudi arabia sent two of its oil tankers have been sabotaged. iran's foreign minister is calling it suspicious and suggesting the us might be

behind to raise tensions in the region. >> we are looking for the regime to stop the assassination campaign throughout europe. >> mike pompeo made these remarks on a trip to russia to meet with vladimir putin and russia's foreign minister. >> i made clear to the foreign minister as we made clear for the past month that interferes in american elections is unacceptable. the russians were engaged in that in 2020. we put our relationship in a worse place than it is. >> nose out there will be a lot to talk about when mike pompeo debriefed donald trump in person tomorrow. shannon: republicans growing more and more nervous over the

tariff to protect. let's talk to a key republican senator from indiana. mike braun sits on the senate agriculture committee and that is the key point of this conversation. great to have you with us tonight. i want to read something from the wall street journal editorial board about the headline, the cost of china tariffs, tariffs are taxes that raise the price of chinese goods for us consumers and producers and also raise the price of domestic goods that compete with chinese imports because he was producers tend to raise their prices with the competition. plenty of opponents to the tariffs, you represent a lot of farmers will be impacted. what is your take? >> i have to go back many years. this hasn't been brewing just over the last year or two but over a long period of time. the chinese have behaved like anybody else in the world. donald trump is taking them on because they do things no one else does.

they subsidize industries, do force technology transfers, they steal proprietary property. tariffs are one of the mildest things, this is a long-term battle but has been brewing for a long while and thank goodness -- we have got the capability to take them on, they export four times as much to us as we do to them and i have been a believer in building my business over the years. if you want to survive in the midterm little on the long-term you have to go through some pain. i have been pleased with where we have gone. the chinese are smart. they are aiming at donald trump's strongest group that backs him philosophically, farmers. i can give you comments what i really think is wrong with the farming, it goes beyond tariffs. tariffs disappear, farmers have

tons of challenges relating to chronic over production, an industry that has become concentrated with huge corporations and the weather and other things they are challenging every day. shannon: every one of trump's increases has been met with 3 tally asian, not cooperation. the strategy does not work. china so there's a new round of tariffs on us products. where does the escalation stop. does this get us closer to a deal? >> know. currently the chinese economy is half-hour size. they are exporting four times as much to us as we are to them. all of the spinning we are relatively hurting, we are putting a lot of eggs in the chinese basket. best knows i heard a lot of companies are second thinking the idea of china as a place to

do business. if they don't get their behavior in line and not only going to be tariffs to contend with but people are not going to invest in their country until they start behaving like every other country does in the world trade arena. i get asked all the time about the tariffs, us mca which mexico and canada are two biggest trading partners, that's going to get across the finish line. agriculturally we have more probably at stake with canada and mexico. china is in this for the long game. they have the potential to be 2 or 3 times our size someday and i guarantee you they won't be listening to anyone. thank goodness donald trump has the nerve to do it. locality evolved on the prior administration, dumped him on the doorstep to deal with. shannon: it is something he

talked about during his campaign. thank you, great to have your perspective. donald trump junior reaching an agreement to testify before the republican-led senate intelligence committee next month. the panel reportedly agreeing to 1 to 2 hours and we are learning more about a us attorney known as a hardcharging bulldog who has been investigating the origin of the russia probe for weeks. katherine herridge takes a look. >> reporter: john durum is a prosecutors portfolio is highly -- mislead -- in the white boulder investigation to cia evidence and ongoing, leak probe. the president welcomed the appointment. >> i'm so proud of our attorney general that he is looking into it. i did not know about it.

>> reporter: during began weeks ago with dan coats, director of national intelligence and gina has bill and durum is focused on the months leading up to the election including the use and initiation of informants weather was based on solid evidence and probably predicated as well as irregularities in the october 2016 surveillance want application for carter page. with the durum appointment is in a democrat leveled criticism as a senior republican put his investigation on hold. >> i'm not going to use this committee to get in their way. we don't need a bunch of politicians being prosecutors. the investigation is a politically motivated distraction, always a john durum's talent. >> the former director of national intelligences actions are under review, said the durum investigation is off-track. >> we are losing sight of the cause of all this, was the

russians. that was a profound threat and still is. >> former chairman of the house oversight committee said investigators to focus on the antitrust dossier used to secure the surveillance want antimales that are not yet public. for fbi director james comey and john brennan. >> no effort to corroborate the dossier until after it had been used in application and renewal. no effort, not that they failed, they made no effort to ask questions. whoever is investigating, tell them to look for emails between brennan and coming i can december 2000 succeed. >> reporter: a former cia official said former director brennan oppose comey's recommendation the steel dossier be included in the 2017 intelligence community assessment about russian election interference adding the dossier was uncorroborated and comey's fault. >> thank you very much.

late breaking news on another probe launched by house democrats, this time the president's legal team. joe biden reacts to the naming of john durham to investigate the beginnings of the russia probe. >> an investigation of the investigators who are investigating whether or not vladimir putin and the russians engaged in trying to affect our election. give me a break. >> jason chaffetz reacts next. >> mom: hi. >> tech: so bring it to safelite. we can repair it the same day... guaranteed. plus with most insurance, it's no cost to you. >> mom: really? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, ♪ safelite replace.

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the objection front the house intelligence community new probe whether donald trump's lawyers obstructed the russian interference investigation and this traces back to michael cohen's testimony. let's go to democrat for the house oversight committee. welcome to you both. i want to start with this. the idea of investigating the investigating the investigators, that is what he said. >> now they have an investigation of the investigators who are investigating whether or not vladimir putin and the russians tried to affect our election. give me a break. shannon: he says it is much of do about nothing.

>> remember all the shenanigans with the russians happened during the obama biden administration and it is crystal clear after the mueller investigation donald trump rebuffed any overtures and pushed back and didn't collude with the russians but why is all these things were going on and they were using bogus information paid for by the democrats to spy on the trump campaign? it is a very legitimate question. shannon: one of the top conservative republicans in the house is this. a g bar appoints john durham to investigate the beginning of the russia probe. the investigation raises the prospect of criminal charges for wrongdoers who unlawfully spy the president and his political advisers. we are told in the next few weeks we will get the inspector general's report and john huber will come back with more information. do you think anybody will get in

trouble, incredible trouble? >> i wouldn't hold your breath. i'm for an investigation into the origins of the investigation if that is what the white house wants. we should get the american people the fact on the table on the obstruction question and all facts on the table on the russian interference question. i think the white house is playing this in a very dumb way because what this investigation into the origins of russian interference is convened, this will stay on the front pages for the next 6 months to a year in the same way obstructing the subpoenas will stay, keep the issue on the front page for the next years. the white house thinks it is pushing back as an effective counter strategy but they are shooting themselves in the foot by continuing something that is suffocating this presidency. biden is ahead in almost every single paul. in terms of jason's point the evidence in the mueller report

that the trump campaign pushed back on the russians is hardly the case. the report -- >> he said he didn't take the bait, no connection. >> i think the mueller report said didn't cross the line on, conspiracy but the mueller report made it quite clear that whether it was the trump tower meeting or the sharing of intelligence questions or the over 100 contacts, the trump campaign -- encouraging russia. pushing back - shannon: i read most of the mueller report and the way i read it was there were numerous overtures from the russians but never a crossing of the line. >> donald from juniors and we would love to get your dirt on clinton? >> it lasted two years and they went through this and his finding and he is the one everyone is told he is beyond reproach and have to listen to what he said. that's what i read. >> this has been settled.

mueller have all the resources, all the time, all the money, people loyal to the democratic party pushing to this and they didn't find anything. that's why there is no prosecution. what is interesting is what the inspector general is going to find. glad to see you supportive of these investigations but it -- don't say it is a political wrangling by the white house, this is the wheels of justice going to figure out why this bogus dossier was used to spy on this administration. if it was done in reverse you would be going nuts. >> let me respond to both those things. donald trump saying russia if you're listening please hack hillary antimales is not pushing back. it is encouraging interference. that is a fact. .2.

>> almost the same thing, they found -- >> you have to be reading a different report if you think the trump campaign was not -- >> it was stupid and dumb. it didn't go anywhere. >> .2 is i'm all for getting the facts on the table about the steel dossier. please. the reason the counterintelligence investigation was started was because russian agents -- >> i think everybody agrees they want to do everything they can about the steel dossier and we will know in a few weeks. you agree on that. more on the just passed strictest abortion ban in the country and the equality bill the conservatives claim would it next. ocess. or it isn't. it's either testing an array of advanced safety systems. or it isn't.

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will bring a controversial bill to the floor that has conservative leaders warning about what they see as a threat to religious freedom. the bill promises equality while banning discrimination. there is a growing and unique coalition against it. >> here we are today, proud to stand with members of both sides of the capital to take a moment to step toward fool equality for lgbt q americans and our country. >> call it an expansion of the civil rights act adding protections for members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer community. >> a gay couple can be married on saturday, post their wedding photosensor them on sunday and lose their jobs or get kicked out of their apartments on monday. >> there is no federal law protecting lgbt q people. the laws change state-by-state. the equality active passed into law would change that.

>> it erases the legal definition of sex. >> a self-proclaimed feminist says she is normally lockstep with measures protecting the lgbt q community but she's against the proposed bill. >> it means there's no official definition of the word woman except someone who feels like a woman and it is our opinion if the law can't see women recognize what a woman is it can't pass laws to protect them. >> some conservatives agree. >> the idea that a man can decide he is a woman and enter our safe spaces, locker rooms. >> in a 2000 interview donald trump said he was in favor of sexual orientation protection. lb gt q advocacy groups are furious for the president for what they call an about-face. in a statement the president of glad took a shot directly at donald from, quote, lgbt q americans will not forget the

president's politically craven flip-flop on the fair and just legislation which further cemented administration of legacy of being the most anti-lgbt q government in recent memory. the white house released a statement to fox news, quote, the trump administration absolutely opposes discrimination of any kind and supports the equal treatment of all but this bill in its current form is filled with poison pills that threaten to undermine parental and conscience right. the president has yet to speak about this on camera. this will, on the house floor in a few days on friday. >> thank you very much. fox news alert tonight. the alabama state senate passing the nation's strictest abortion ban. we talk about that and the equality act and new york times best-selling author, welcome to both of you. let's talk about what has happened in alabama because it

has gotten really heated, passed the senate by a large margin as well and goes to governor's desk. essentially shutdown abortion in the state of alabama and they are not hiding the fact they want this to be a test case that gets to the court on roe v wade. >> you talked about how wide the margin was. producing context. the alabama state senate is 28 republicans, 8 democrats. somebody somewhere didn't vote or wasn't there. it was passed on party lines. the other thing is two things, one being that the content of this bill is well outside the mainstream with no exceptions for rape and incest and banning abortion at any stage of

gestation is outside the bounds. this is not the only state that is doing this kind of thing. it is the most extreme of the 99 year sentence, ohio doing similar things and georgia. this is a great example, i say this as a former state senator, of how a national issue is being taken on in a state by state approach which is happening. >> that is what we have seen. a number of states of gone the other direction, relaxed the regulation. restrictions on abortion, we are seeing some on the right and some of the left on that. >> that is what is supposed to happen. that's why roe v wade is an abomination. it is not itself constitutional. for the people of alabama to be told by federal legislators shut up, we don't care what you think and we don't care who is in your

legislature, they said no. the people of alabama have spoken and the beauty of this. i'm thrilled this happen but for many reasons because as an american this needs to go to the supreme court and people of america need to argue is this a human life? if it turns out this is a human life can we all agree that it is wrong to take that life. the abortion activists said we don't want to have the conversation, shut up. alabama has forced us to have this conversation like many men are forcing women to have abortions because it is legal and women don't want to make a choice. let's not get ourselves this is empowering women. shannon: this is super divisive and controversial. i want to get both of you to weigh in on this equality act. interesting peace. one a radical feminist and the

other a conservative. and men and boys will take away women's small business grants, hard won spots on sports teams and the mystic violence shelters and locker rooms and we are not going to let this stand. consistent conservative women speaking against this, not surprising but radical feminists, lesbians, joining them should be a wake-up call. redefining gender identity and that kind of thing. a quick comment from both of you. >> we need to recognize this law is silent on things like what happens to minors and i want to be transparent and saying i did cosponsor similar legislation to protect the lgbt q community in ohio for housing and employment discrimination but this isn't going to pass and there are 28 -- it will pass the house but not become law. 28 amendments submitted by republicans. if you want to deal with religious exemptions let's

actually go through regular order and hear those amendments and have the legislative process occur. >> absolutely and the same with the issue of pornography. at some point the left in america has gotten so crazy it is like a snake eating its own tail. even joe biden unable to stand up to the madness of laws like this that are telling women you have to compete in high school against huge men deluded into thinking they are women and we are not going to protect you. we will do nothing for you. unless people in the democratic party speak against this they will lose everybody. shannon: the prediction it does not go to the president's desk is probably accurate. vice president takes aim at his 2020 challenger showing no mercy.

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shannon: donald trump like the looks of his competition calling out joe biden and bernie sanders and many more. many democrats look to reset and regain traction. trace gallagher is counting down 2020 forest tonight. >> reporter: the democratic presidential field is pushing a couple dozen. donald trump took the opportunity to go to the front runner and others, going after bernie and biden. >> i don't know what happened to biden. that doesn't look like the guy i knew. what happened to him? bernie is crazy but bernie has a lot more energy than biden. >> the position on climate change, trying to find a happy medium. here is alexandria ocasio cortez

slamming biden followed by biden fighting back. >> i will be damned if the same politicians who refused to act then are going to try to come back today and say we need a middle-of-the-road approach to save our lives. that's too much for me. >> you will find nobody has more on the environment and green revolution than i do. >> reporter: biden has yet to release the climate change proposal but is reportedly drafting a policy that will appeal to environmentalists and blue collar workers who elected donald trump. beto o'rourke who has plummeted in recent polls is rebooting his campaign acknowledging his plan to run on eyeball to eyeball campaign needs more national focus and even the president wade in on his reboot.

>> remember four weeks ago he said i was made for this. he was made to fall like a rock. what happened to him? >> the headline that said i was born to be in this. the article is attempting to say i felt like colin was in public service which no one is born to be president of the united states of america least of all me. >> reporter: beto is running behind pete buttigieg and elizabeth warren. shannon: donald trump optimistic a trade deal with china will happen. most republicans are standing behind him but there are fresh concerns in key swing states. here is senior capitol hill producer chad program. >> reporter: there is more than economic follow to the trade battle with china. there were political consequences too. let's examine the impact of chinese tariffs on soybean exporting states that are crucial to the president.

and were in swing states. let's start with ohio. 18 electoral votes in 2016 and soybean experts plummeted to 1.6 billion in buckeye states. and a lot smaller. republican iowa joni ernst and the most vulnerable senate republicans in 2020. when asked if tariffs could be an issue for the president she replied, quote, if we don't see some deals done we don't see results. that could impact ernst herself. the president unexpected we captured michigan by bus than a 12:45%. wisconsin, ten electoral votes in wisconsin. mister trump failed in wisconsin by less than a point. listen to what the head of soybean farmers are saying about

this. >> for the majority of americans, it is not whether or not we are going to lose money this year it is how much we are going to lose. >> reporter: the president was in louisiana for a fundraiser. deutsche bank says tariffs raise 3 percentage points from gdp, exports plummeted the most in louisiana down a whopping 12%. i spoke with north dakota senator kevin kramer about the risk among farmers, kramer said, quote, there are a number of them, kramer added for some farmers this is a make or break growing season for them, might be the last season with the banks. >> homeless camps weakening the levees protecting sacrament of from floods topping the western roundup. multiple places where homeless people baroda into the levees on

the river to create spaces for their tents making them susceptible to erosion and breaches. sacrament a city councilman jack harris sending law enforcement to the most problematic camps to educate them. >> in one spot a guy had actually cut into the levy like a caged. that could cause a breach. no doubt about it this is dangerous. >> reporter: the governor of montana steve bullock joining the field vying for president of the united states. his campaign focusing on his track record of winning high office in trump country. hit tv show empire announcing its final season and there are plans to include jussie smollett in the final episode. beto o'rourke trying to restart his campaign and thinking of a running mate. we will tell you who and why when we return. - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged with

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inspiring stuff at a time our democracy is so badly broken. >> beto o'rourke attempting to revamp his image amid missteps in his presidential campaign launch and talking about this idea of stacy abrams as a possible running mate suggesting the georgia gubernatorial race was rigged against her. that can be different debate the we are not going to get into. gentlemen, welcome to you both. what do you make of this? beto is saying i would love her as a running mate. >> beto has to make sure his campaign is solid, a lot of folks made comments about a lot of platitudes and we haven't seen much policy from him.

i would work on coming up on the polls and who his running mate was going to be. it will be an interesting field, interesting race for beto o'rourke. shannon: adding stacy abrams to the ticket. >> i don't think she appreciates that. that was what he talked about, she's like i'm not running for second place which i've i'm going to run i'm going to run for first place. shannon: what do you make of it? >> this is another case of democrats using a black person is a problem. beto o'rourke is one down 7 points in south carolina, mostly black voters looking for another chance, certainly disingenuous with a number of democrats continuing to do this on a day-to-day basis offering policy solutions that will be positively impactful for the black community. shannon: do you agree it needs to focus on policy instead of

other conversations this early. let's talk what is going on between alexandria ocasio cortez, freshman congresswoman who say her endorsement will mean a lot in this huge 2020 democratic field and joe biden who is currently the front runner, she doesn't like his idea about a middle ground on climate change, this is a dealbreaker. there is no middle ground with climate denial and delay blaming blue-collar americans, gas lobbyist 101. we will not solve the climate crisis with his lack of leadership, our kids lives are at stake. a cnn reporter said biden told him in response to the criticism you never heard me say middle of the road. i have never been middle-of-the-road on the environment. tell her to check her statement that i made advocate my record. i don't think she was talking about me. the old guard, the new guard. >> this will be the battle we see this entire primary cycle but here is the thing. what we know about joe biden is

he led on climate change for a long time. he helped president obama negotiate the paris accord, the first national step on climate change that donald trump pulled out of. we have to see what happens but the truth is if we have a real solution on climate change it will require democrats get in line and work with businesses and republicans and every single american and say we have a real climate problem. all of us must come together to solve this problem. shannon: we heard the former vice president say when people come after him i'm as progressive as anyone, the most progressive guy ever out there. an argument he has to make with younger more leftist folks in the party. >> it is impossible to have a conversation with people like aoc at this point when she's advocating the illumination of planes in 10 years. this has become problematic for the democratic party but seems

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>> shannon: one of the shannon: one of the heroes of the school shooting in colorado speaking out tonight for the first time. joshua jones was shot twice when working with two other classmates to disarm one of the suspects. >> you never expect that to happen or to make that choice. we rushed in. i pulled him to the ground.

brandon got the gun out of him. kendrick shoved him against the wall. shannon: their bravery saved countless lives. you are the midnight hero. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us. good night from new york. i am shannon bream. >> the situation is extreme. fix it. that is why we are here. with these trends and increases it is getting worse. shannon: it is wednesday, may 15th and this is "fox and friends first". happening at 4:00 am on the east coast. acting defense secretary patrick shanahan sounding the alarm in a fox news exclusive. the push republicans are about to make to lockdown the crisis. joe biden questioning the results of the 2016 election. >> he is an illegitimate president.