twitter and facebook saying i will take care of whatever type of utility bill i can. >> dana: the priest picked up the tab for 200 miners, more than $20,000. here is shepard. >> shepard: breaking news, nancy pelosi on the house floor talking about the presidents raids on mega migration families and further on his tweets regarding the four democratic congresswoman. let's listen. >> the gospel of the good samaritan to show mercy and love thy neighbor as thyself. that very same day unfortunately there were those who were not informed by the gospel. so, here we are later in that day. it was stunning to hear the words that were used, go home to some of our colleagues. the same words that were used to

so many people in our country. whether because they weren't born here or because they didn't look like some others here. go home. as annoyed and insulted as we all should be about the president saying that about our colleagues, also not showing mercy for him to say that about so many people in our country as he wants to split up families. i think you both for the opportunity to speak to the statements of the president made later in the day of the gospel of the good samaritan. he was born abroad, for your leadership in advancing this important resolution. the house hopefully should come together standing as one to denounce the white houses xenophobic attacks on our

members. on our people and to defend the values of america. what is america? america is many things. a land of a great constitution which is under threat. a beautiful land that god has given us which is being degraded. values that we share that are being undermined. america is also a nation largely, but not totally, largely of immigrants. as this resolution so beautifully states, the founders saw america as a haven for refuge. people fleeing from political and religious persecution and thomas jefferson, alexander hamilton, james madison having opposite views on other subjects all emphasized that they nation games as it attracts new people in search of freedom and livelihood for their families. the resolution quotes are most

iconic presidents who all recognize that immigrants are the constant reconfiguration of america, hope, determination, courage to make the future better. those are american values. those are american traits. hope, optimism, courage and money of the immigrants when they come here with those values and those trades make america more american. franklin roosevelt said remember always that all of us and you and i especially our descendants from immigrants. president john f. kennedy who wrote that the contribution of immigrants can be seen in every aspect of our national life. president ronald reagan who said it so beautifully in his last speech as president of the united states, quoted in this resolution, if we ever close the door to new americans are leadership in the world would soon be lost.

the president's comments about our colleagues this weekend shows us he does not share those american values. these comments from the white house are disgraceful and disgusting and these comments are racist. how shameful to hear him continue to defend those words, words we have all heard him repeat not only about our members but about countless others. our caucus will continue to forcefully respond to those attacks on our members which lacks a fundamental respect for the beautiful diversity of america. there is no place anywhere for the president's words which are not only divisive, but dangerous and have legitimized and increased fear and hatred of new americans and people of color. it's so sad because you would think there would be a given that we would universally in this body just say, of course. of course.

there is no excuse for any response to those words but a swift and strong unified condemnation. every single member of this institution, democrat and republican should join us and condemning the presidents racist tweets. to do anything less would be a shocking rejection of our values and a shameful abdication of our oath of office to protect the american people. i urge you. >> asking that she would like to rephrase that. >> cleared my remarks before i read them. >> can i ask that word to be taken down. i asked that would be taken down. >> the chair will remind all members please, please do not make comments towards

personality based comments. >> i made a point of order. i request they be taken down. >> shepard: there you have it. lawmakers are debating a resolution that would condemn president trumps twitter comments. the democrats are behind the resolution, the idea is to get everyone on the record for history in the congressional record on the reaction to the president. the resolution reads the house strongly condemns president donald trump's racist comments that have legitimized an increased fear and hatred of new americans and people of color. the top republican and congress is pushing back. mitch mcconnell says president trump is not a racist, but he said it's better to attack ideas, not people. >> i think that's a good lesson for all of us.

from the president to the speaker to the members of the house, we all have a responsibility to elevate the public discourse. our words do matter. we all know politics is a contact sport. it's about time we lower the temperature all across the board. >> shepard: as you likely know over the weekend the president issues a series of statements targeting these four representatives now known as the squad. he wrote they can go back to the broken and crime infested places from which they came. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york, ilhan omar of minnesota, yana presley of massachusetts, they are all american citizens. only representative ilhan omar was born outside the u.s. and she has been a citizen since the year 2,000. they are calling his tweets racist and divisive, but the president is not backing down.

the president said this afternoon that the congresswoman can stay or go. it's up to them. he accuse them of making vile comments about the united states. >> that's what they say about our country. it's my opinion they hate our country. that is not good. it's unacceptable. >> shepard: on the house floor jamie raskin of maryland said president trumps comments are not only offensive to his four colleagues, but to millions of other americans. >> 22 million naturalized american citizens who were born in another country and made the journey to america and made the journey to becoming full-blown, equal, free american citizens. 22 million american citizens! >> shepard: in the wake of the four congresswoman held a news conference condemning with a cold xenophobic, bigoted remarks. ilhan omar said president trumps language and i'm quoting, "the agenda of white nationalists.

he would love nothing more than to divide our country on race, religion, gender, orientation or immigration status." mark meredith reporting on what this resolution means. john roberts reporting live from the white house. >> good afternoon. president trump is to doing ale can. he is escalating his feud with the squad try to put the blame on them for what is going on here. saying things like, "those tweets were not racist. i don't have a racist bone in my body. they should be a vote on the filthy language statements and lies told by the congresswoman who i truly believe based on their actions hate our country. that was responded by alexandria ocasio-cortez." one of the members who fired back, "you are right mr. president. you don't have a racist bone in your body. you have a racist mind and your

head. that is why you violate the rights of children. you told the congresswoman to go back to their country." in the cabinet meeting unlike yesterday and on like on twitter the president did not seem eager to talk about either his initial tweet or the feud along the cameras to stay in for an hour why the cabinet talked about policy and then he almost reluctantly weighing in on the squad after starting to shoo the reporters out. listen here. >> he listen to what they said. the most vile, horrible statements about our country. about israel and others. it's up to them. do what they want. they can leave, they can stay. they should love our country and they should work for the good of our country. >> what they are trying to do here is move past the offending tweet on sunday and put the focus on the policies.

the president and a lengthy tweet saying, "the democratic congress women have been spewing some of the most vile, hateful, disgusting things ever said by a politician in the house or senate and yes they get a free pass and a big embrace from the democratic party. anti-israel, come up public shouting among other terrible things. the petrified democrats run for the hills. why isn't the house voting to rebuke the things they said? they are the radical left democrats are afraid to take them on. sad." that is where the president and republicans are going with this. hold these four congresswoman bob has tendered pairs of the radical left and then say they are the power brokers of the democratic party, basically trying to say and this will take a lot a political gymnastics, those four women represent the democratic party going into the election.

>> shepard: john roberts, thank you. coverage continues. mark meredith reporting live from capitol hill. >> members of congress are being bombarded with questions about how they feel about president trumps tweets and those comments. a number of lawmakers are being forced to pick sides. do they believe the president as a racist or those comments were racist. we have heard from democrats on the house floor as they begin debating this resolution to condemn the president's comment comments. 180 members have signed on to report this resolution. we will see if any republicans will sign on. we've heard from a number republicans today on capitol hill as this controversy has engulfed washington. >> i don't think the president has a racist. i don't think he is a xenophobe. i think he is frustrated with people shifting the conversations. >> we will spend more time on the floor dealing with politics. >> the american public expects

more from us. they want us to solve the problems. >> some lawmakers have gone further say they believe the president's tweets and comments were racist and democrats as i mentioned are hoping republicans will stand with them on the house takes the vote on this resolution later on today. we have heard from a number of republicans staying there waiting to find out on what is going on. >> shepard: one is the vote? >> that is the big question. we are getting a news conference and 45 minutes where they will lay out how they expect the evening to go on. you played the sound from nancy pelosi live as she was on the house floor. you can see the arguments going back and forth between democrats and republicans. nothing is a science when it comes to timing. we will wait and see if this plays out. >> shepard: thank you. live coverage coming up later in this news that were. also, analysis of this and the politics and all the rest. our reporting continues on this

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call themselves. i don't know whether that is how this originated but certainly president trumps doubling down seems to think there is value to doing this. i will say another thing, this week marks donald trump's total call west, total acquisition of the republican party, even if you take the two previous biggest controversy is whether it be access hollywood or the muslim ban or during the presidency, charlottesville, this has been the meekest response from republicans. he completely owns the party at this point. >> shepard: back to the matter of elevating. the advisors who were saying this, not you, the idea is hold them up as this is the republican party because that sort of divisiveness obviously to the left side, you hold them up and say this is the democratic party and the president thinks he is a good fight fair. >> that is exactly right.

that is what the president thanks. some of his other advisors worry that already alexandria ocasio-cortez and some of those other freshman congressmen are public faces of the party given how much media attention they get. does he really need to make comments like this, if you are just looking at it through political lands which they are, could be turned off many of these suburban women, many people among college-educated people who already find him distasteful. >> shepard: on the other side the democrats in the house goal here with this resolution to get everyone on the record. >> yes. it's also partly -- you have to understand this has opened up the conversation on impeachment. it's opened up a new front on the conversation. you could actually look at this -- i don't know if it's nancy pelosi's motivation. she has to do something.

there so much pressure. in a way if she didn't do this the pressure for impeachment would be stronger. you have somebody like the texas congresswoman al green who has always seen racism as the biggest basis for impeachment, bigger than anything that came out of the mueller report and their people who share that opinion. he is making a new thrust to impeachment using this as the grounds for it. >> shepard: jonathan swan, thank you. now a personal message from a woman who said jeffrey epstein sexually abused her when she was 14. >> understand why many would pretend it didn't happen, but it did happen. it will continue to happen to young girls. >> shepard: her call for other alleged victims to come forward, plus claims he was having young, female visitors flown in while he was locked up serving time in florida.

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more than a dozen new victims have come forward since his arrest. they are encouraged to do the same. >> if you were a victim of jeffrey epstein then you know what i know. he will never stop abusing children until he is in jail. we will not get justice unless you speak out. >> meantime the attorney brad edwards made a startling claim to a day that during his 13 months in 2008 in which he spent 12 hours a day on work release in his private office, he was having sex in that office which was next to his attorney's office. >> he was having office visitors. somewhere flown from new york and continued to engage in conduct literally while he was in jail. i don't know if any were under the age of 18. they believed that they were going there for something other

than a sexual purpose and while surprisingly to them the situation turned sexual. >> shepard: now we are getting new details about his finances. >> court documents submitted by his lawyers said he has more than $5 billion in assets and has total net worth and how he made his money is still largely a mystery but we do know that he was the personal money manager for lex wesner who owns victoria's secret. he was reportedly his only client, but now the billionaire is distancing himself from epstein and a letter to employees saying, i severed all ties 12 years ago. i was never aware of the activity. the judge will be deciding on his bail thursday.

>> shepard: bryan llenas live in new york. federal prosecutors announced they will not bring civil rights charges against a police officer in the choke hold death with a man in new york city. it happened here five years ago and this decision comes one day before the statute of limitations was set to expire. july 2014, please put eric carter in a choke hold and as it happened he told them multiple times, i can't breathe. >> put your hands behind your back. >> i camper youth. i camper youth. that is now a common chant among protesters protesting against treatments. the u.s. attorney who

recommended against charges said the evidence did not support the federal civil rights violation. david lee early reporting live from new york city were people gathered for a rally after the announcement. david lee. >> pat bradley ended a short time ago. the supporters of his family say that they are going to flood the streets with demonstrations over the next few days to voice their outrage over this decision by the u.s. department. he died when he was an arrest as he was taken into custody for selling untaxed cigarettes. this was caught on video including him struggling for air during the confrontation. near police officer used a choke hold that's a restraining technique that is banned by the police department. his mother wants police held accountable for her son's death. >> five years ago my son said i

can't breathe 11 times. today we can't breathe. this is not an easy fight, we kept on pushing. make no mistake, we will still push. you can push back, we will push it forward because this is not the end. >> the decision not to charge police with a civil rights violation was made by the u.s. attorney general william barr. authorities say the 72nd choke hold used by the officer didn't necessarily result in his death. >> the officer was not engaged in the choke hold when he said he could not breathe. rather officer or any other officer applied a choke hold to mr. garner after he first said it. >> his job still hangs in the balance, he has an outcome of a

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comments board personality personality-based -- personality-based comments. >> shepard: that was a remarkable moment. lawmakers were debating this resolution to condemn president trump's statements as a racist. congressmen calling out the house speaker nancy pelosi in a way we have not seen in the house of representatives in decades. chad pergram is our expert on such matters. our senior producer for capitol hill. that was quite a thing. >> that is pretty rare. what you basically had here is the congressional equivalent to being pulled over for speeding. we keep hearing this term of our words being taken down. he thought that some of the speaker's words, are language about this racism resolution about president trump that is on the house floor crossed a line and so he asked her words be taken down. if you look at the screen right now into the left, you see a huddle with the armamentarium

and they are going back trying to determine what are the words that might be offensive. the speaker has to be seated on the house floor and wait for them to read back those words and then the chair will determine whether they are parliamentary him or not this resolution has been problematic from the start when it comes to address this issue and i will tell you why, they used thomas jefferson's manual on congressional procedure. that's one of the three main volumes they use here and it's as you could not use language personally offensive to the presidents. there is also something they used, this is not the speaker, clarence cannon who was a congressman from missouri. his booklet says that personal criticism of the president any window, ridicule or out of order and so what doug collins is asserting is that nancy pelosi

is out of order. you have to go back to 1985. tip o'neill was the speaker of the house, he jumped up one night. there was a kerfuffle on the floor and he demanded his words be taken down and if their words are judged to be out of order they are penalized to not be speaking the rest of the day. that is why this is so rare. >> shepard: nancy pelosi's had to there, i cleared this through the parliamentarian before i read. had she did that do it? >> it was interesting this morning she told the caucus that she was going to forge ahead regardless of what the parliamentarian thought. keep in mind they can overrule the parliamentarian and the chair and that is why they are in this pause. we will probably have a vote whether her words are ruled in order. the republicans wanting to rule

that. this will result in a vote anytime soon here. what this does is it pushes back the final vote probably till later tonight on whether the president -- whether they believe he was using racist language. >> regardless of this resolution, is there any indication that any republicans might vote in the affirmative? >> we think that number will be of the single digits. i spoke off the record with one republican senator who put out a strong statement condemning the president but he said i won't vote. he said the most powerful thing you have is a vote on the house floor. why not make your voice tone? he said no, i've expressed my concerns to the white house and i've asked for some time with the president. you will have republicans vote against this and kevin mccarthy, they were urging a

no vote on this resolution. >> shepard: what does that tell us if anything about the republicans going against the president? >> that is the problem here. this put them in a tough position. there was some thought the democrats really what this resolution, they were trying to weaponize this. either you stand with the president and that is what some republicans, especially those in swing districts having a vote on the record, or if you vote against the president you are breaking with them and maybe that takes off 16 pennsylvania avenue. it's weaponized both ways. >> shepard: did some republicans say things differently behind the scenes? >> absolutely. we have heard a lot of whispers. some throw up their hands and say this is the problem. i asked kevin mccarthy and also mitch mcconnell earlier today. they have made a point about calling out these four freshmen

democrats, these progressives based on their politics and ideas. i said, does this undercut your effort to betray them that way and criticize their policy position and their points of view when the president says something that many interpret to be over the line? both of them basically said yes. he said i would rather address the policy issues and kevin mccarthy's at any time you inject personality into it it makes it harder. in some respects despite be a scenario where even though a lot of people -- voters, they might not like the policy here, but they think they have gone too far on the president calls them out and that's a problem because it bounces up the message. >> shepard: is there anybody in that body who can give the president a phone call and say slow down. does no one have that? >> kevin mccarthy, one reporter asked him, you are somebody who is pretty close to

the president. you talk to them regularly, but it was pretty clear when we had these members coming back into the capital for the first time since he had this tweet storm that they weren't going to address this. they weren't going to go forthright. you had liz cheney, the number three republican and the house calling out kiana presley accusing her language as racist. what they've been trying to do is turn this around on those democratic members and that was something i asked the democratic freshman at the press conference yesterday. would it be different if maybe they haven't put some of those statements out that were controversial? >> shepard: you are the man. thank you so much. expecting a news conference and just a moment. we will have coverage. the united states united states has suspicions that iran ceased an oil tanker in the arab emirates. that is what a official told the

associated press. they turned off their dragger more than two days ago, one analyst told the associated press is a red flag. the idea is, are they giving oil or selling oil, iranian oil to any country in that region? on the record, no response. also today iran supreme leader vouched to retaliate after the british marines took control of a tanker earlier this month. in the meantime they are signaling it would be willing to negotiate its ballistic missile program with united states if, in fact, there is discussion on so many more things including sanctions. their foreign minister said the door is quote, wide open. if the united states stop selling weapons to the united states allies across the middle east. >> it's going against our region

and making our region ready to explode. if they want to talk about our missiles they need first to stop sending these. >> shepard: they are: for the united states to roll back economic sanctions against iran. trae young's reporting live from our newsroom. >> we are getting mixed signals from the iranians about their willingness to work with united states and europe, the supreme leader saying today that europe is in for filling any of their commitments in the nuclear deal. despite that, he did appear open to talks about their program. there is a catch though. they said the u.s. must first stop selling arms. here is more about what he had to say earlier to nbc news. >> if any negotiations need to find that situation, otherwise you'll end up with a lose-lose

situation. i think the united states is playing with fire. hadley wanted to do that, we would have been able to. >> he is in the united states this week and new york city holding meetings, he is not able to travel six blocks due to some restrictions imposed on him by u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo. >> shepard: i understand you just learned a cabinet official is heading to the middle east next week? >> that is right. speaking to fox news, the department of energy department of energy said rick perry will travel next week. he will be stopping here in israel before traveling to egypt. the focus will be on regional energy and cyber security issues. important to note that after he travels here to israel he will go to cairo and represent the u.s. at the forum. the department of energy focuses a lot and is responsible for the

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>> shepard: r. kelly is staying in jail. just moments ago the singer was denied bond. he is facing federal charges including recruiting girls and women to have the illegal contact with him. prosecutors say he then covered up the crime by paying and threatening victims and witnesses. the judge called the accusation extraordinarily serious and ordered him held with no bond. he pleaded not guilty to all chargers. members of his inner circle are said to have turned over 20 tapes with evidence of his alleged crimes. protests from police in

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frogs or meth fish? >> there is a meth squirrel. we didn't have time to show you. >> shepard: thank you. 50 years ago today the united states made history launching the spacecraft with a man who becomes the to walk on the moon. kennedy space center, 1969, four days later neil armstrong went to the american flag on the surface, kristin fisher reporting live from d.c. >> i'm at the smithsonian air and space museum and one of the most sacred space artifacts has just been put back on display here after 13 years. i'm talking about neil armstrong's space suit, what he was wearing when he took those famous first steps 50 years ago this saturday.

it took a kickstarter campaign to bring this back to life. they raced half a million dollars and five days and today it was reopened to the public. another attribute is taking place outside this museum on the national mall, the money meant will be lit up to look like the saturn five rocket that launched neil armstrong into orbit and these types of tributes are really taking place all over the country. a reminder of how big this was for all of humanity. half a billion people, half a billion stops but they were doing on this day 50 years ago to watch apollo 11 launch. that is how big this moment was. >> shepard: thank you. within kindergarten i am told i watched, but honestly i don't remember. kindergarten, whatever was

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>> neil: you are looking live at the white house where the president and republican leaders will be meeting. as the feud with the four freshman democrats continues to intensify in the house to bathe resolution condemning his comments. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. my thanks to charles payne for filling in while i was out but man, oh, man, what did he -- i'm gonna couple days and all hell breaks loose. let's go to john roberts. >> with the vote looming at some point in the house later on tonight because as the dustup over what nancy pelosi set on the floor of the house just a short time ago, the president has got a