>> house party with elizabeth warren. >> i have never been there with elizabeth warren, she wasn't at my college. >> could have been. great 2 hours, we will have you back tomorrow if you have us. there we go. we will see you tomorrow from new york continues now. eric: trump administrations scores two victories on the southern border, supreme court ruling that president can use military funds to expand barrier along the mexican border while guatemala has agreed to serve as gate-keeper for those asylum seekers trying to get to the country, the president praising the progress and taking swipe at democrats. >> we are at a point where we are -- we just get along and doing what we've asked them to do, i think it'll be a great thing for guatemala. they don't want the problems either. we could really do this at a much easier fashion if we had cooperation from the democrats, we would have had absolutely no

cooperation. >> hello, welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm eric sean. arthel: i'm arthel neville. eric: good to have you back. >> thank you, eric, thank you. the two developments that represent hard-fought victories for trump administration in efforts no address flood of refugees along u.s.-méxico border both move allowing the president to claim a win as courts hampered his ability to deliver on campaign promises regarding immigration. eric: garrett has a all all the details. hey, david. >> the united states agree today provide safety for guatemalan immigrants who are seeking legitimate asylum in the united states this as guatemala promised and they said that they will sure up more money to fix their problem as people come to southern border. the president ended workweek yesterday with question and answer session in oval office

where he announced a deal with guatemala, force migrants following through guatemala through u.s. to claim asylum, special cases they can do in the united states. can tut down on number of immigrants into the united states. >> the landmark agreement will put the coyotes and smugglers out of business, sick people who make a lot of money off of other people's miseries. >> one of the president's most vocal critics of the border policy is house oversight elijah cummings from baltimore, fiery exchange with president trump more than a week ago with acting homeland security kevin mcaleenan, this president tweeted early, i want to show you, representative cummings has been bully shouting and screaming at great men and women of border patrol when baltimore

district is far worse and more dangerous, district considered the worst in the usa. cummings responded in part, mr. president, i go home to my district daily, each morning i wake up and go fight for my neighbors, it is my constitutional duty to conduct oversight of the executive branch but it is my moral duty to fight for my constituents, as a chairman of the house oversight committee cummings is one of those in democratic party that has investigated president trump in his proposed ties with russia, cummings and other members to have house both republicans and democrats on the august recess right now until september 9th, a lot of time between now and september 9th, that's when the house comes back and the senate will be in a few more days, eric, thank you. >> arthel. arthel: president trump celebrating a big victory after supreme court cleared the way for his administration to use military funds to build sections of the border wall with méxico. garrett tenney live in washington with those details.

>> arthel, the legal fight over the case is far from over, in the short-term no doubt, this is a win for the white house, the 5-4 ruling allows the administration to move with plans to build border wall while case works its way through the courts. president able to access 2 and a half billion dollars from the pentagon's budget to build an extra 100 miles of barriers along the border in california, arizona and new mexico. wow, big victory on the wall, the united states supreme court overturn it is lower court injunction allows southern border wall to spreed, big win for border security and the rule of law. these funds are part of the roughly $6.7 billion the white house targeted for wall earlier this year when president trump declared state of emergency after congress refuse today -- refused to campaign, sad day when the president is cheering a decision that may allow him to steal funds from our military to

pay for in effective and expensive wall which he promised méxico would foot the bill, this morning on "fox & friends" the president of national border patrol council said the wall will make a difference. >> the ruling by the supreme court is going to allow border patrol agents to better secure the border by dictating where illegal border crossings take place especially the narcotics and criminal aliens entering the country. >> as i said at the beginning of this battle is far from over, acl, challenging the trump administration vowed to keep this fight allowed, border communities and separation of powers will be permanently harmed should trump get away with military funds for border wall congress denied. group plans to ask federal appeals court to expedite appeals process to get a final ruling before the administration actually starts construction and likely got some time for that to happen because the

administration has not announce where had the new section of wall will go up and the contracts to build it, those still need to be signed as well, arthel. arthel: garrett, thank you. eric: congressional reporter for politico, so melanie, how big a victory do you think this is for the president or is it premature? >> make no mistake, this is a huge victory for the president and he struggled to implement immigration policies on capitol hill, he had to find ways to go around lawmakers, he can start using 2.5 billion of those unspent funds, now, this is just an early ruling, they did not rule on the merits but certainly bodes well for the president and i really want to highlight two reasons why this is a victory for trump, number 1, of course, he can go on campaign trail and say he's fulfilled a very key campaign promise that up until now has largely gone

unfulfilled. this will make the base happy and supporters were looking for him to do this. number 2, offers him the opportunity to highlight another key achievement which are supreme court nominations. in this ruling two of his appointed justices, kavanaugh and gorsuch ruled in favor of the trump administration, so he can really take that and show voters what's at stake at the election and what he has done for voters in first term. >> yeah that was fascinating hillary clintoning those two with those two issues exactly. still it has to go through lower court and could potentially, could it be reversed because this is only temporary. >> right, it could be, they said he can start construction and like i said they did not rule on actual merits but the fact that they thought it was strong enough case where they might actually succeed on the merits in the future i think is a good sign for the president. and another point that i would like to make is that this probably takes the threat of government shutdown off the table, the congress and the trump administration just this week negotiated a budget deal to cut spending levels but still need to come up with the actual

funding bills to fund the government and now that the president has this victory i think it takes some of the pressure off of him to pick a border fight with congress. i know capitol hill is probably breathing a sigh of relief right now, that being said, the president is pushing for other things, asylum reform, fixing the so-called flores settlement, in terms of family separation. those are things that we will be keeping an eye on months ahead. eric: ols congressional power n june the original judge ruled this about the case, it's wise or unwise, it is not about whether the plan is the right or wrong policy response to existing conditions at the so you -- southern border of the united states, instead legal questions for funding border barrier construction exceeds the executive branch's lawful authority, where do you think melanie, that could go especially, if you have to look

back at president obama, blatantly issuing executive order after executive order trying to get around congress. >> but look, shows that the court has given to executive branch and the president especially when it comes to national security issues and also this could set a precedent for future presidents, something that republicans were concerned about. you look at the ruling, they are questioning whether the challenges have the legal standing to bring the lawsuit, a couple of conservation groups and environmental groups as well as democrats have tried to challenge this. this is certainly big win for trump and a good week for him especially after last week when you know, he was coming under fire from left and right after house democrats. eric: guatemala will accept asylum seekers coming from honduras and el salvador.

what does that mean and how important is it, will that stem some of the flow across our border? >> it might, the president has been trying to push the third-country agreement with méxico as well. has to seek asylum there before they get to the united states that could stem the flow of migrants, but even though they did come to this agreement there are already critics who are going to challenge it. they say guatemala does not offer safe haven, we will have to wait and see, but at least for now it is another thing that the president can say, he's doing to fulfill campaign promise of securing the border and stemming the stem of migrants that we have seen at the border, really a huge influx this past couple of months. eric: we will see how that goes as well as the other case as it winds through the courts. >> thank you. eric: maria bartiromo will sit down exclusively with acting secretary kevin mcaleenan and weigh in on the two victories of

the trump administration and what else in the works to try to secure the southern border, 10:00 a.m. eastern of course right here on fox news channel. arthel: democrats on the house judiciary committee now pursuing an impeachment investigation into president trump after the public testimony from former special counsel robert mueller wednesday, committee chairman nadler petitioning for grand jury material from mueller's investigation. mark meredith has more from washington. >> the house has adjourned for august recess but before lawmakers left town the focus was on president trump and the possibility of an impeachment inquiry. this week's testimony from former special counsel robert mueller has left house democrats split over whether or not now is the time congress should go for with impeachment, since the mueller hearing, handful of democrats have come out to say they are now in favor of impeachment inquiry, we heard from the chairman of house judiciary committee on friday,

democrats are demand to go see redacted grand jury information tied to mueller probe, the committee needs all the information it can get to make the best decision moving forward. >> if our committee will recommend articles of impeachment to the house we must make the strongest possible case both to colleagues and american public. >> house speaker nancy pelosi was asked about the timing of potential impeachment inquiry and addressed the split in conference over the issue. >> so i'm willing to take whatever heat there is there to say, the decision will be made in timely fashion. this isn't endless, when we have the best strongest possible case and that's not endless either. >> kellyanne con woi speak to reporters on west wing on friday, when it comes to impeachment the polls nor the public now to support for the president. >> maybe appetite among the more

left-wing safe districts, democrats on cop toll -- capitol hill, didn't look like an appetite from bob mueller himself. arthel. arthel: thank you, coming up at the bottom of the hour, my interview with gop congressman mike johnson, member of the house judiciary committee and was the final republican at the hearing to summarize the republican conclusions of mr. mueller's testimony. we will get his reaction to what democrats have planned next. eric: waiting for that, developments and two horrendous crime stories of two american teenagers, meanwhile the manhunt continues for another pair of teens north of the border, could these two suspects be evading capture with the help of disguises, while we don't have the pictures of them, there they are, well, we will get it straightened out in just a moment when we continue.

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suspects driven away from own police station of detention hearing earlier today. it is understood that one of the two americans is thought to be the main suspect in this investigation. italian media claims this person who thought to be around 19 years old has confessed to the crime, i must emphasize that reports are not confirmed. speaking after the hearing today a lawyer for this client refused, said his client refused to answer questions during that detention hearing. the suspect is accused of fatally stabbing an italian policeman, according to reports was trying arrest two people who had stolen a bag from a possible buy earlier friday after drug deal supposedly went wrong. a second police officer was injured in this incident and that happened in an area very popular with tourists in rome and these suspects.

>> identified in surveillance camera and according to reports, again, not verified, reports indicating that a knife was allegedly discovered in their hotel room, now police murders are rare in italy. we see members of public laying wreaths. return flights are now delayed. the pair can be held in custody for after 3 days before any charges are made. arthel. arthel: horrible story, kitty logan, thank you. eric. eric: manhunt identifies over pair of alleged suspects. the two suspects and slain of american woman, authorities there are going door to door in a town near where the suspects were spotted, fox news is told

there are fears that that they've escaped the area. jackie heinrich. >> questioning people, there's concern that the teens might have alluded police and skipped down by offering cash for a drive-out. the search is still intense, the focus is still on two towns, some 1500 miles from u.s. border, have been using thermal energy drones, dogs and helicopters to search for fugitives through thick brush on foot. source close to investigation says the teams are skilled survivalists but don't have professional training, there's concerned they are headed to bigger center where they can find food and blend in. >> they have been no confirmed sightings out of gillum area.

may have changed their appearance, it is possible that someone may not have been aware of who they were providing assistance to. >> shopping on june 21st, since the video was taken there was another confirmed sighting where their abandoned car was found, 18-year-old and 19-year-old are wanted for murder of leonard dick and also suspected of murders of north carolina women and australian boyfriend lucas fowler, police have not described clear motive but investigating images, a video account believed to belong sent photos to another user, arm band with message blood and honor written in german, another photo

wearing military fatigues and holding air gun and someone in gas mask. anyone who has information on missing teens, fugitives to come forward, eric. eric: just so chilling, thank you. arthel: over 24 hours ago democrats on the house judiciary committee layed out their next steps on potential impeachment in the wake of robert mueller's testimony. republicans still looking for answers to how the russia probe started, next we will speak with congressman mike johnson, gop lawmaker who summarized the republican's take on what mr. mueller had to say. >> not stopping investigation, the president never affected anybody's testimony, never demanded to end the investigation or you be terminated and never misled congress, the doj or special counsel, those, sir, are undisputed facts.

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liberty to aspouse their own position and criticize me for trying to go the path in most positive way. >> you heard from jerry nadler and house speaker nancy pelosi as democrats debate the next steps on potential impeachment proceedings, this comes just days after former special counsel robert mueller testified before two house committees, let's bring in gop congressman mike johnson from louisiana, he is a member of the house judiciary committee and was the last republican to summarize the gop conclusions from mueller's testimony on wednesday, also he's the chairman of the republican study committee and former constitutional attorney, congressman, thank you for joining us this afternoon. >> hay, arthel, great to be with you. arthel: thank you, okay, do you think congressman, that some of the democratic leaders are considering a path to impeachment is a reflection of pure politics or protection of the people to know if our

president has been conducting his presidential duties completely above board? >> it's pure politics, and it's clear for anyone to see, look, let's remember what's occurred over the last couple of years, we had a 22-month investigation, mueller spent nearly $30 million, unlimited resources, team of investigators by the way that included 14 democrats and zero republicans, they came up with a very solid conclusion, he was tasked with investigating whether there was a conspiracy or collusion as people say with russia and clearly shown that there was not, that's what mr. mueller found, now the democrats on the house judiciary committer, speaker pelosi and the rest of them are unwilling to accept that conclusion, they want to drag this out into the election cycle because they think they've made a calculation that somehow this will help them. i don't think it's going to. i think the american people's patience is running thin and this is ultimately fool's error.

arthel: you made points in closing summary, i want to get to that now. closing summary at 4 minutes and mr. mueller tried to interject, 14 democrats and zero republicans on his team, although you wouldn't let him speak and towards the end there was a 20-second exchange and you made pretty damming assertions in closing summary, did you not want to here mr. mueller's rebuttal? >> well, by the time we got to close and my job was to close and summarize the republican side, we had already sat there for almost 3 hours, it was very clear and everybody watching could tell mr. mueller did not really come to answer a lot of questions. he mostly evaded questions, he had avoided over 150 times by that point. so there was no point in my doing the same thing that all my colleagues had done, i tried to tie a bow on it and wrap it up, i think what he was interjecting that he didn't know the

political affiliations -- arthel: i don't know that. >> i don't know that it either. i don't know, at the end i asked him the all-important question, mr. mueller, does your report or are you recommending impeachment and you saw how he responded, he wouldn't. >> we knew that going in. let me ask you this, are you concerned that all by the assertions of potential obstruction of justice as layed out in the special counsel report, are you interested in investigating that for the sake of the country parting politics aside? >> well, of course, we are all interested in the integrity of system, election system and all the rest, some of that is implicated, russia tried to intervene. arthel: and they did. >> they are going to do it again. arthel: you guys don't do something about it. >> no, that's exactly the point, arthel, exactly right, we need to do that but we can't as long as chairman nadler and the democrats are -- we need to get

down to the real important issue here and that is russia trying to intervene in our elections, i think everyone acknowledges it's a problem but we can't solve it as long as we are mired in all of this mess. arthel: excuse me, are you concerned at all about the assertions layed out in the mueller report that the president obstructed justice? >> here is what we know and what i tried to summarize, we know that the president vented, he was frustrated about the investigation that drug on for almost 2 years. arthel: i'm asking you, we've heard from the president throughout the entire process, he's tweeted about it. i want to know from you, are you concerned about those assertions >> of course, we all would be, i don't think we had examples of obstruction here, we had the president venting his frustration, he's the president of the united states, the commander in chief, the most powerful man in the world if he wanted to end the special counsel's investigation, he could have, he didn't, that's

the point. mr. mueller admitted at the hearing and he does in the report he was unimpeded. 1.4 million documents and over 40 witnesses directly associated with the administration. arthel: a lot of witnesses testified before congress and they've pled the fifth or didn't have anything to say but i want to move on because, you know, you made a point out the gate that the democrats had their agenda and for those of us americans watching, it appeared that both sides went into this thing with their own agenda, separate agenda if all of this, the entire process congressman has been boiled down to party politics and has our democracy been jeopardized, what do you say to the american people watching and just kind of in -- >> of course, they are right to be disgusted and so are members of congress. the house judiciary committee has one of the broadest

jurisdictions in congress, we are responsible for the entire administration of justice and things so important as border security, immigration, we can't get to those substantive issues because we are spending so much time precious time, precious taxpayer resources on the endless investigations. arthel: right. >> i'm sick of it as well. we need it to come to an end. >> the fish rots from the head as they say, so without getting into what's in the head, whether it's a clean head or rotten head, nothing gets done and that's why i keep circling back, do you not want to find what in fact, the president do in terms of potential on obstruction of justice? >> that's the point. that's what the special counsel did -- arthel: he pointed out 10 examples, at least 10 examples of potential obstruction of justice. >> of course, he wouldn't say that was obstruction, that's what i'm saying, that's your job to investigate that.

>> and we have endlessly. if it's up to chairman nadler and colleague tons committee they'll do in perpetuity, i don't know when they will ever end. the members to have committee are not going to be able to determine something, i think, that the special counsel office couldn't. i think we are wearing thin on the patience of the american people, i agree with you, we need to move onto substantive issues. arthel: i'm just frustrated because i see party politics prevailing and i know like you you care about the country and i want to get to the bottom and if there's nothing that the president did we want to know that clearly, end of story, the people just left hanging in the balance, anyway, if you have any final thoughts, i would love to hear them otherwise we will get you back on, sir. >> what you're saying what a lot of people are, we are frustrated, we are more divided in politics than in a long time, perhaps since civil war, we need

to get beyond that, i hear you, arthel, it's being echoed a lot of places around the country. arthel: if you could do that, that would be great for all of us. >> working on it. >> thank you. all right, tomorrow on sunday morning futures, maria bartiromo has exclusive interviews with two influential republican congressman who from the beginning have asked what circumstances led to the launch of the trump campaign russia investigation, intelligence ranking member devin nunes, nunes and judiciary and intelligence committee member john ratcliffe, don't miss that one. eric: that should be interesting down in puerto rico, political turmoil in the wake of ricardo rosello's resignation, protestors demanding that interim governor step down as well over allegations of corruption, bryan llenas in puerto rico with the very latest on the continuing political saga, hi, ryan.

>> hi, eric, the people of puerto rico stand to really get hurt the most by all of this, the allegations of corruption and mismanagement, yes, government ricardo rosello will be out of office by next friday but that doesn't mean that the people are suffering from hurricane maria, you can see blue taxpayers being -- tarps are being used. look at the video that we took from blue tarps. fema says effective immediately in order to get money drawn to help with aid, they will need to show more proof in documentation to show exactly where the disaster aid money is going. we spoke to gladys and we asked if she thought the government was stealing disaster aid? >> yes because where's the

money. didn't arrive at the destinations that needed it for education and health care. this is a disaster. >> mean while the political questions continue, juan vázquez, attorney general to take office as the interim governor, questions about corruption with her, allegations that she had unwillingness to investigate the diversion of 8 supplied trucks to other places during hurricane maria, protestors calling on her to resign which means who will be in office for the long term up until the next election we don't know, after 12 days of protest on thursday with the celebration of rosello being out of office but also a chant to really continue to clean house of all corruption and of all corrupt leaders associated with the rosello administration. again, all of this as we are still seeing the fact that while $42 billion of hurricane aid relief has been approved by

congress, only 13 billion of that money has made its way down here and now given what the politicians have been accused of doing, that money stands to be coming down at slower trickle, if you speak to people in puerto rico, we understand that our government is corrupt, we want the money to come down here, do anything that you need to do to make sure it's being spent correctly, we are pick. eric: they have gone through a lot and still going through a lot clearly in puerto rico. brian, thank you. arthel: hong kong protest turning violence after they defied calls to leave train station, protestors were brutally attacked by a mob last week leaving 45 people injured, hong kong had seen 8 consecutive weeks of antigovernment and prodemocracy protest, sparked by controversial bill that would have enabled extraditions.

eric: prime minister boris johnson, they are work on a trade deal ahead of brexit, how will they get along, comparisons are being made about their styles, what to expect from the pm and the prime minister and the president next

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scene. overseas where the second heat wave of the summer with wide swath of europe, given free bottles yesterday to helping cope with temperatures, some folks seeking refuge in city fountains, records across europe, paris reached 108-degrees, the heat is being blamed for at least 5 deaths in france. >> boris and i just spoke, i congratulated him and he's all set to go. he's going to be, i think, great job, we are working already on trade agreement. impeded by the relationship with the european union, we were very much impeded on trade and i think we can do 3 to 4, 5 times what we do. eric: president trump saying he's working on post brexit

trade agreement with new prime minister boris johnson. lawmakers on capitol hill also hoping for recharge, new u.s.-uk relationship. what do you expect from boris johnson? >> well, i expect great things, seeing tremendous start for boris johnson this week in london, he has had a tremendous beginning as new british prime minister replacing theresa may whose tenure was extremely disappointing and boris johnson is a visionary big-picture prime minister and plan today deliver brexit on october 31st and he's also promised to restore the strength and power of the special relationship which weakened under theresa may and i expect boris johnson will have a good relationship with donald trump, they spoke on the phone

last night, very positive discussion and i think that britain has extremely bright future in the brexit era as sovereign truly independent nation and brexit will be great for britain and great for the united states as well, tremendous opportunities on both sides to have atlantic. >> why is that? >> well, firstly i think that we are going to see certainly once brexit implemented a large-scale u.s.-uk free agreement, largest and largest fifth economies, barack obama warned that uk will be at the back, britain is at the front for free trade deal and you have a u.s. president in place who is a strong brexit supporter who believes that brexit will be good for u.s.

economy as well, create jobs on both sides and investment between u.s. and uk and brexit will be great force for free trade, free enterprise, innovation across the world, britain will be far stronger and more powerful force of the world stage in the brexit free from shackles of the european union after eu is sinking titanic in many respects and truly free sovereign britain will be magnificent force for freedom across the world and i think the united states will be standing shoulder to shoulder with the british people in the brexit and that's a tremendous thing. we are ertel me about boris johnson himself, when he was mayor critical of president trump, he's the british trump and quite fascinating character, he's e -- when it comes to

english, lived in washington and connecticut, quite a character. >> he certainly is. as you mentioned boris johnson was born in the united states. until recently u.s. citizen, he's very pro-american, big believer, boris johnson is huge admirer of margaret thatcher and winston churchill and models himself on churchill and wrote best-selling book on winston churchill and also in many ways unconventional politician, he is somebody who has broken the political mold many times. he was mayor of london twice in a city that traditionally votes left-wing labour party. he's conservative who believes in the idea of british greatness and i think that boris johnson and donald trump will strike a very strong effective relationship on the world stage, they will stand up together to

the european union, they are both a breath of fresh air on the international stage. at this time they are challenging conventional wisdom on both sides to have atlantic and they are both great believers in the principles of liberty and freedom, free enterprise, a lot in common between boris johnson and president trump and i suspect you will see the british lining on stage with johnson as prime minister and greater britain with brexit which is all about the end of the day the ideal of sovereignty, freedom and liberty, the same principles the american people hold so dear in their own hearts. eric: well said, thank you, may i point out winston churchill and boris johnson both journalists before they entered the political arena. from london across the pond, see you when you get home. >> thanks very much, eric.

arthel: eric, series of disturbing videos like the ones we are going to show, gone viral showing police officers in new york city getting doused with water while doing their jobs, but it's not just tough time to be a cop in america's largest city, across the country police departments are having hard time filling their ranks, what is behind the downward trend, we will take a look next.

arthel: videos have gone viral showing new york city police officers soaked with water while trying to do their job, images reinforce the difficulties of the job and how challenging it is for cities to hire officer, dan springer picks up the story in seattle. >> police in new york were doused by on lookers, lack of respect was worst across town

where an officer was hit by a bucket as he made an arrest n a tweet today vice president pence called the conduct disgraceful, anticonsentment appears on the rise, maybe in blue line from portland, oregon to portland, maine. 23,000 fewer sworn officers than 2013, the good economy may be one reason but officers point to something else, politics and lack of support for those who wear the badge. >> police officers are being held to standard. >> they are not supported by public officials. >> war of words broke out in portland who has 124 officer vacancy, darrell turner, head of the union, cops are handcuffed by elected officials when policing protestors.

to help recruitment many departments across the country are easing rules barring facial hair and tattoos, some no longer requiring degrees or all the testing and also blue bidding war as departments like belview, washington, officers who jump cities looking for more support from politicians an the public. >> it's all about building relationships, it's all about building relationships with the community. >> police reform activist say good officers are getting backed and better off with cops who don't want added scrutiny. >> that's the big support. >> the biggest challenge is hiring new officers, pay is getting better but dangerous job has made tougher by america's opioid crisis and mental illness, not to mention the ever-changing political cat winds, in seattle dan springer,

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. . . the 2020 democratic candidates are on the campaign trail ahead of the debate in detroit. christina coleman has the latest. >> reporter: the candidates are campaigning hard this weekend. here's how they would do in a hypothetical general election showdown against president trump. a fox survey released thursday shows senator kamala harris who has been blasting the president on his continued attacks on progressive democratic

congresswomen down by 1% against trump. as for democratic frontrunner, joe biden, dot know the poll shn beating trump. the buy ten campaign tweeting this, we know you love the polls. we're glad you saw the latest from fox. biden, 49%, trump, 39. you're losing by 10. have a nice day. senator elizabeth warren, wrapping up a house party in new hampshire. she criticized president trump's campaign strategy which she said targets voters who are unhappy with their economic situation. and biden, cory booker, and kamala harris were some of the 10 presidential candidates who attended the national urban league conference in indiana. so, all in all, a very busy saturday for democratic hopefuls. a eric. eric: christina, man, politics are tough. arthel: and they had to show up at the national urban league, a

very, very important group in the black community. that does it for us right now. we'll be back again in one hour, 4:00 eastern. hope you can join us. eric: see you then. can you give me an example other than donald trump where the justice department determined that an investigated person was not exonerated because their innocence was not conclusively determined? >> i cannot. but this is a unique situation. >> time is short. i've got five minutes. let's leave it at you can't. i'll tell you why, you can't because it doesn't exist. >> this is about prosecutors not offering prosecutor prosecutors about crimes that are not charged. paul: robert mueller on the hot seat earlier this week defending