bret. >> bret: kevin, thank you. a federal appeals court said the president's latest ban on travelers from six largely muslim countries is unconstitutional. the fourth u.s. court of appeals said they discriminate against muslims because of their religion, upholding a ruling by a federal judge in maryland. the supreme court has already agreed to hear the travel ban case in april. >>> plenty of action in the u.s. senate on illegal immigration. is anything being accomplished? chief congressional correspondent mike is on the hill today. >> reporter: the senate voted on multiple plans, but many fell short of the threshold with just 39 senators voting in favor of a take it or leave it pitch. >> this is it, in a sense. only plan that can become law. because the president said he would sign it. >> reporter: judiciary chairman chuck grassley signed the plan favored by the white house and leading republicans, and provided a 12-year path to citizenship for 1.8 million so-called dreamers, and more manpower and a wall. family bas

bret, a horrifying thing to watch. >> bret: thank you, shepard. this is a fox news alert. i bret baier in washington. busy day in the nation's capital. several major stories here but we begin tonight in south florida. there has been a shooting in a high school in parkland north of miami and there are reports of injuries and with the school superintendent because numerous fatalities. we have a number of unconfirmed numbers. we are not going to throw those out there right now but multiple fatalities is what we are hearing from officials at this moment. the suspect is in custody. being transported now. you are looking live on the scene. phil keating is on the scene right now with the very latest. good evening, phil. >> good evening, bret. this day, absolutely catastrophic in the words of the broward county sheriff scott israel who perhaps within 15 minutes is expected to come out here and update the media on this horrific day in broward county, especially for the families of what have been confirmed by multiple people of multiple fatalities. we don't know the total number at

bret? >> bret: thank you.t's "whatever happened to" segment, the judge, the defendant and the sentence from a sexual assault case that sparked a major backlash that feeds into today's me, too movement. correspondent claudia cowan reports from california. >> it was the sentence condemned around the world as a slap on the wrist for a privileged white sexual offender at an elite university. in 2016, judge aaron persky gave the 18-year-old stanford swimmer and freshman six months in jail for sexually assaulting a woman that passed out behind a dumpster near a campus frat party. victim personified what later became widely known as the me, too movement when she read an emotional statement in court hurling venom at her accuser. "you have dragged me through this hell with you" and encouraging survivors of the sexual assault to seek justice. turner served three months in jail and has to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life. now, 22, he's appealing his conviction while living with his family in ohio. whil

i am bret baier. one week after the deadly shooting at us how for the high schooler claim 17 lives, and forever changed many times that. survivors brought their demand for new gun controls a new security measures to the state capital in tallahassee. meanwhile, here in washington, moments ago, president trump finished up what the white house billed as a listening session that really turned into an open exchange of ideas and emotion. where fox team coverage tonight. steve harrigan is in parkland, florida, with the students' story down there. we start off with chief white house correspondent john roberts on the north lawn. >> good evening. it was another extra in a moment at the white house. the nation allowed to listening to students from douglass high and the parent of one of the children killed there appealed to president trump to not let the douglas school shooting be like all the others this nation has seen. to actually make a difference this time. in the state dining room today, six students from d

it's bret baier bearing news. >> bret: so good. president trump tells governors he wants to make school safety the top national priority and promises to take unilateral action needed if necessary. congress comes back to work facing serious pressure on guns and dreamers. the sheriff who stood in front and center during most of the florida school shooting aftermath is facing a major blowback for what one critic calls dereliction of duty. this is "special report" ." good evening. welcome to washington. i am bret baier. president trump promising to turn the nation's grief into action when it comes to guns and he's continuing to champion the idea of arming teachers and faculty or some trained personnel inside schools. he says bump stocks are "gone." no matter what congress does and the president wants to give law enforcement more latitude to take guns away from high-risk people. president trump talked to the nation's governors today at the white house and said he would have gone into that school and gone after the florida shooter, weapo

bret. >> bret: thank you thank you.here are growing questions tonight about some of the spending practices at the department of housing and urban developing. under new secretary ben carson. correspondent peter doocy looks of the allegations that while cuts were being made in services for americans, money was spent freely on furniture and decor. >> you might think the cabinet member who spent 31,000 taxpayer dollars on a dining set would be the secretary of interior decorating. but it's not. the new owner of a dining set the cost is much as an audi, housing and urban development secretary ben carson. the dining set headed for his private dining room at hud cost six times more than the budget for upgrades. a hud spokesman said "thanks for reaching out. i will get you something." that was at 11:26. no word on what has changed in secretary carson's thoughts on the budget. >> anybody hotels me, like nancy pelosi, you can't reduce it by 1 penny. it will be a complete disaster. we are 100% efficient. >> carson isn't the only o

do you like my blazer, bret? >> bret: yes. news about jared kushner's security clearance, what does it mean for his role in the white house? justice department launches its own investigation into the foreign surveillance court, fisa. president trump gets a jump on the competition by naming his 2020 campaign manager two and a half years before the election. we will talk live with kellyanne conway on a host of issues. this is "special report" ." good evening. i am bret baier. we are coming to you live tonight from the white house where the current occupant is already making plans to stay here for another four years after his first term. president trump has named his 2020 campaign manager 979 days ahead of the next election. as a host of agenda issues loom ahead of the midterm elections, we will talk live with presidential consular kellyanne conway in a moment. first, major development in the controversy over the security clearance for the president's son in law who is also one of his top advisors. chief white house correspondent

bret? >> bret: jonathan, thank you. hampshire woman who won a half billion dollars in the lottery is getting her day in court to try to keep her anonymity. our correspondent is national tonight to tell us how that is going. >> this is ticket is the most valuable piece of paper. >> she purchased her ticket at a merrimack convenience store, but beyond that, we do not know much about the new hampshire woman who won last months are about jackpot, and that is the way she wants to keep it. >> how does the process were? >> underage endo alias, she has hired lawyers and went before a judge fighting to maintain her anonymity. >> she doesn't want to be a celebrity. >> the central problem, she already signed the winning ticket, as instructed on the back, a move she called "a huge mistake." after contacting attorneys, she learned the administrator of a designated trust could have signed, maintaining her privacy and possibly her safety. >> there is documented history of people getting harmed, people coming to their homes. that is a

you have a right to bret fire. bret baier right there. >> so dramatic. president trump wants to jump-start construction and cut red tape as he begins a trillion and a half dollar effort to rebuild the country's info structure. the president says he will not declassify the democrat fisa memo without reductions. vice president pence says of north korea wants to talk, the u.s. will talk with the pressure on the regime stays on. this is "special report" ." ♪ >> bret: good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. president trump said it's time to rebuild america after spending trillions in iraq and afghanistan. the president is rolling out a massive infrastructure and permitting reform package. he calls for state and local governments and private industry to pay most of the $1.5 trillion bill. this part of the president's new budget. seeking huge spending increases without a pretext to balance the books. chief white house correspondent john roberts start us off tonight. good evening. >> good evening. for decades, success of americans presidents have ta

i am bret baier. it now seems to be a matter of when, not if, president trump will authorize the release of a currently classified memo about alleged surveillance abuses by the fbi. exactly which version of the document will be revealed is also a subject tonight. catherine herridge begins coverage by telling us where we stand. >> after the other of brutal recriminations in the call for the republican house intelligence committee chairman to be removed, the white house signaled the memo's release is imminent. >> we are concerned about national security and transparency. we want the public to understand and know what's going on. >> white house at the memo was undergoing a final national security check and the president's sign-up. >> it's going to get review from all relevant stakeholders. intelligence focused on folks in law enforcement. >> traveling from the g.o.p. or retreat in west virginia, sr. whereas officials that they will tell congress probably friday that the president is okay with it and whic

i'm bret baier. president trump spending another day trying to advocate for stricter gun laws and to clarify his positions on one of the most divisive subjects for both his supporters and critics. not far from the white house, conservatives are being warned by the head of the the gun loby that gun rights opponents are using the florida school massacre to go after their weapons. chief white house correspondent john roberts starts us off with another day looking for answers. >> good evening. it was the second meeting president trump convened at the white house on the marjory stoneman douglas school shooting, meeting with state and local officials today to hear suggestions and float a few ideas of his own. >> how we can make our schools safer. >> president trump build the meetings as listing sessions but on one issue, the president and far more talking than listening. >> we have to harden our schools, not soften them up. a gun free zone to a killer or somebody that wants to be a killer, that's like goin

how about those eagles, bret. >> bret: congratulations, jesse. this is a fox news alert. i am bret baier. on paper, millions of americans who are in the markets are poor tonight. wall street took a historic nosedive again today. losing as much is 1600 points this afternoon. the biggest point drop in history, the biggest single day point drop. some recovery in the final hour but the gains made so far this year are essentially gone. final numbers for the day, dow losing almost 1200 points, more than 4.5% of its value. s&p 500 down 113, more than four percentage points, nasdaq dropped 273, a drop of almost 4%. since president trump's inauguration last january, the dow had been on a steady climb until last week. the dow started heading south thursday and was still falling today, losing $1 trillion in value just in the first five days of february. let's find out why and where all this may be going. deirdre bolton at the fox business network joins us from new york. >> good evening. what a day, going over the statistics. there was one moment where the nasdaq was higher, in fact

bret has a special interview. >> bret: thanks. this is a fox news alert. good evening. i am bret baier in washington. people here in the nation's capitol and across the country get to see the just declassified memo alleges fbi abuses in surveillance practices. we have complete reporting and reaction. and a live exclusive interview with devin nunes . the man who put together the document and fought to release it. president trump called the findings in this memo a disgrace. fellow republicans say it shows high level politization of the justice process. democrats say it's damaging and out of context. john roberts is at the white house. but we begin with catherine. first to get exerpts of the memo. >> thanks. the white house sent a letter to the house intelligence committee confirming the president used his authority as commander and chief to declassify the records without changing. the memo paints a troubling picture. the 4-page republican staff memo makes the case that the secret national security court was kept in the dark by the fbi and justice department when they soug

bret. >> bret: thanks.d a woman in the lobby of his office building in 2006. "washington post" reports a secretary named rachel crookes says mr. trump kissed her for about 2 minutes. the president tweeted the incident never happened and how could it with all the security cameras throughout trump tower. crookes responded she would like the security camera footage released. tonight we begin a three-part regulation nation series by looking at the trump administration's rollback of many education department policies. correspondent doug mckelway tells us there's a lot of red tape to cut through. >> i am challenging my cabinet to find and remove every single outdated, unlawful, excessive regulation currently on the books. >> few federal agencies impose greater bureaucratic burdens than the department of education, created by president carter in 1979. even "the new york times" at the time editorialized against it sang education will "continue to do better without a central bureaucracy." more than 30 years later, t

bret baier?not aware of her as an actress but we will see if you are correct. jennifer lawrence is the answer. roll the tape, please. >> she has a big new movie coming out at the box office but jennifer lawrence won't be acting anymore for a while because she has decided to become a full-time activist. >> state-by-state laws that can help prevent corruption, fix our democracy. >> tucker: so now that she is no longer going to be doing movies what are you going to do on the weekends, brian? >> i don't know. >> tucker: i'm not good at math so i don't know where we are. this is the final question. are you ready? it goes fast on this show. jaws dropped as the london fashion week after a very important person, a famous one sent to vogue editor also important and famous. people are upset with her for not taking off her sunglasses or even calling her disrespectful. who is the head of state who sat next to her? mollie hemingway? >> what's the queen? >> tucker: queen of. >> elizabeth. >> tucker: queen eliz

bret baier?: not aware of her as an actress w the real see if you are correct. jennifer lawrence is the answer. >> trees got a new movie, but jennifer lawrence won't be acting for a while because she's decided to become a full-time activist. >> tucker: wow. >> i want to pass state laws that can help prevent corruption, fix our t democracy. >> tucker: what will you do on weekends now, bret? >> i don't know. >> tucker: okay. i'm not good at math so i don't know where we are but this is the final question. are you ready? it goes fast. final exam. jaws dropped at london fashion week after a very important person, a famous one, sat next to vogue editor anna wintour, also important and famous. people were except with her for not taking off her sunglasses. he was the head of state who sat next to her? mollie hemingway. >> what's the queen? >> tucker: the queen of? >> queen elizabeth. queen elizabeth? >> queen elizabeth. she has never wavered in her fashion sense, her majesty making her fashion week debu

you have a right to bret fire. bret baier right there. >> so dramatic.wants to jump-start construction and cut red tape as he begins a trillion and a half dollar effort to rebuild the country's info structure. the president says he will not declassify the democrat fisa memo without reductions. vice president pence says of north korea wants to talk, the u.s. will talk with the pressure on the regime stays on. this is "special report" ." ♪ >> bret: good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. president trump said it's time to rebuild america after spending trillions in iraq and afghanistan. the president is rolling out a massive infrastructure and permitting reform package. he calls for state and local governments and private

mime mike emanuel in for bret baier. the fbi admitting it failed to follow up on a tip that virtually predicted this week's florida school shooting and even named the teenager now suspected of the deadly rampage. and here in washington, the special counsel in the investigation of alleged russian interference in the 2016 election is showing some of his cards tonight. 13 russian nationals and three russian companies have been charged in an elaborate plot through social media and the internet to damage the american political system. the indictment says some of that activity was assisted -- aimed at assisting the trump presidential campaign. however, the president is once again declaring that the finding shows there was no collusion between his campaign and the russians. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is at the justice department tonight with details. good evening, catherine. >> well, thank you, mike. the news conference here at main justice was called with just 45 minutes notice. the indictment is power

bret has a special interview. >> bret: thanks. this is a fox news alert. good evening.ngton. people here in the nation's capitol and across the country get to see the just declassified memo alleges fbi abuses in surveillance practices. we have complete reporting and reaction. and a live exclusive interview with devin nunes . the man who put together the document and fought to release it. president trump called the findings in this memo a disgrace. fellow republicans say it shows high level politization of the justice process. democrats say it's damaging and out of context. john

my friend bret baier in washington. bret, a horrifying thing to watch. >> bret: thank you, shepard. this is a fox news alert. i bret baier in washington. busy day in the nation's capital. several major stories here but we begin tonight in south florida. there has been a shooting in a high school in parkland north of miami and there are reports of injuries and with the school superintendent because numerous fatalities. we have a number of unconfirmed numbers. we are not going to throw those out there right now but multiple fatalities is what we are hearing from officials at this moment. the suspect is in custody. being transported now. you are looking live on the scene. phil keating is on the scene right now with the very latest. good evening, phil. >> good evening, bret. this day, absolutely catastrophic in the words of the broward county sheriff scott israel who perhaps within 15 minutes is expected to come out here and update

how about those eagles, bret. >> bret: congratulations, jesse. this is a fox news alert.ons of americans who are in the markets are poor tonight. wall street took a historic nosedive again today. losing as much is 1600 points this afternoon. the biggest point drop in history, the biggest single day point drop. some recovery in the final hour but the gains made so far this year are essentially gone. final numbers for the day, dow losing almost 1200 points, more than 4.5% of its value. s&p 500 down 113, more than four percentage points, nasda

members in the next three weeks boris johnson has opened this series of speeches in titled road to bret's it and it was an address aimed at persuading people who don't think that leaving the e.u. is a very good idea that it's actually all about hope and opportunity but in the same breath saying that reversing that decision would be a very bad idea here here is a fear that some people are becoming ever more determined to stop brics it to reverse the referendum vote of june twenty third twenty sixteen and to frustrate the will of the people i believe that would be a disastrous mistake that would be to permanent and in the radical feelings of betrayal he's identified three main fears that people who don't want to leave the e.u. have they talk about security the fear that it would cost the u.k. address to fend for itself they talk about it being a pulling up of the drawbridge that breaks it is synonymous with xenophobia and also of course economic worries that britain would be worse off outside the single market and the customs union so johnson this morning tried to address those fears in tur

thanks. 6:00 p.m., catch "special report" with bret. now our next guest. robert runcie, superintendent of broward county schools. superintendent, your teachers and staff have gone back. the students are expected wednesday. we're hand over heart with you as they return. the president now putting forth some issues. he doesn't care if congress moves ahead. he's ready to stop bump stops and do other things. i first want your reactions to what we know. >> those are great steps in the right direction. governor scott and the legislature is also putting forth proposals that are encouraging to do similar things to limit access to guns for dangerous individuals, those with mental health issues. raising the age to purchase and own a firearm to 21, essentially limiting the sale and purchase of bump stocks. but this is not just one issue. it's accessed to guns. it's also opportunities to improve security measures around schools. so increasing the number of law enforcement, schools resource officers is a big part of it. third, i think we need better investment in mental

bret who played college golf is really good. team is in contention and we wish him nothing but the best. it's been an honor and privilege to host this show. i thank laura ingraham fohost t. we have shannon bream up next. >> shannon: breaking tonight a second white house aide resigns over domestic abuse allegations as mixed messages from the president and his chief of staff are raising new questions about general kelly's future in the white house. >> i was appalled when i learned of the allegations. >> we wish him well. he worked very hard. >> shannon: we break down a rocky week for the west wing. while you were sleeping the government shut down and reopened. congress working through the night to pass a two-year budget deal keeping the lights on and giving a big boost to the military. a student claims spirit airlines told her to flush her emotional support pet down a toilet.

address to fend for itself they talk about it being a pulling up of the drawbridge that bret's it is synonymous with xenophobia and also of course economic worries that britain would be worse off outside the single market and the customs union so johnson this morning tried to address those fears in turn the consensus is a speech that as i say was long on what full and slightly off color jokes but very short on detail which is arguably what might make some remain as change their minds about bret's it on twitter of course opposition m.p.'s were very quick to point this out yvette cooper said that with thirteen months to go what we need is this is a not bluster and david lammy made a similar point we've heard it all before a few bad jokes and a few long words even boris himself was sounding a little bit desperate by the end he hears under a hail of questions from journalists enough of your sweet nothings with the clarity do you think that you are the right person to be reaching out to to those remaining do you worry that this uncertain approach to break sits there with feeding this coun

bret who played college golf is really good.d we wish him nothing but the best. it's been an honor and privilege to host this show. i thank laura ingraham fo [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ >> president trump will not declassify that democratic memo on the russia investigation by the house intel panel. >> the republican memo lays out a series of factual conclusions the democratic memo largely deals with analysis and editorial opinions. >> "new york times" reporting national spy tricks out of 100 grand last year. >> one thing to go out getting money potentially getting information on a sworn inform the united states. another thing to go out and spend $100,000 trying to get north korea offer wilinformation commander-in-chief. >> we will begin immediate construction of a border wall. >>

this is "special report." >> bret: good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier.ual retreat in suburban washington today. his speech read like a greatest hits from the campaign trail. tax cuts and the economy, immigration and the current chart topper, school safety. the s

"special report" up next with bret.need a caddy, i am your man. >> bret: that last story was like your mom and the letters. the head of the fbi seems to contradict the trump administration account of when it knew about domestic abuse allegations against a chief presidential aide -- one calendar california ten moo become a sanctuary city for marijuana. this is "special report." ♪ good evening, i'm bret baier. we are coming to live tonight from the white house. tonight, new questions about what the trump administration did or did not do about domestic abuse to gallantly m

that bret messed up sits three rows in front so as not to draw attention . to that now being taken bus off the bus before days. now finally getting close to the united states the border is about four hundred miles away. but in this region there are. more and more police patrols just. say the. line may reach sort all of my remain less than two hundred miles from the border. they have almost reached their goal but i'm a decides to stop. for four days and four nights they've been watching police patrols. license plates cars. they're going to spend the night in the city for hotel. they say hey stranger you know. our uniform thing on his bus and that's it on the level of line but the most element because i'll be looking at them with this issue on the bottom a little me and my on the wia coming ok i have got a minute and this one battle me a shot put it all to me knowing it's one of what i see with the first. is to be first on the most a short of the camino and not the move the most which will confront the pedal. to the game is to limit what is your point of view.

but the question that he answered that bret put to him, that answer's very profound.ieve that jim comey did not know the origins of the dossier, recall that he had a private meeting with the president-elect this trump tower -- in trump tower to share the contents of the dossier with him. what did he tell the president-elect? did he know at the time who paid for it? did he realize it was deceptive? did he know that it had been used as the basis for a fisa warrant? the answer to almost all those questions now appears, yes. charles: yes. >> he does have a lot of explaining to do, and it's going to be under oath. charles: judge napolitano, always appreciate it, especially when you call in. thanks a lot. >> my pleasure, charles. charles: all right, folks, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ .. charles: a bombshell memo released today is leaving the country wondering, where do we go from here? shelby: , both side are -- shelby, both side are entrenched. but at some point we need resolution. shelby: i think at this point everyone should take a breath, be a little bit relieved it wasn't

across our output as a whole we must be inclusive reflecting of bret's and diversity of opinions we must give due weight to the many and diverse areas of an argument. to leave such as let's just say with a group of leaders who having lived the thought of a long while it breaks it is a historic mistake for us with it it breaks my heart i lie in bed at night worrying about the outcomes of banks that once again i'm the sole lever on a v.c. . frankly the p.p.c. has become the supporter. over for organizers from. all the european duty of the brics it's true mr david did the city recently that his job in brussels is made even more difficult if every time he makes a small defaults that he's probably on the market for the b.b.c. get short acting or both because you do a duty of impartiality. we discussed of the issue with the director general at the u.k.'s institute of economic affairs who was behind one of the reports critical of the b.b.c. . but it's true that we are no longer in a referendum period and it's true as the b.b.c. said in the statement they are photos too with that it's no longer

this is "special report" ." ♪ >> bret: good evening. welcome to washington. i am bret baier.respond to calls for greater regulation on rapid-fire weaponry like that used in last week's florida school shooting and in las vegas last year. he is calling on the justice department to come up with new rules on so-called bump stocks that increase the speed at which bullets can be fired.

it's bret baier bearing news. >> bret: so good.lls governors he wants to make school safety the top national priority and promises to take unilateral action needed if necessary. congress comes back to work facing serious pressure on guns and dreamers. the sheriff who stood in front and center during most of the florida school shooting aftermath is facing a major blowback for what one critic calls dereliction of duty. this is "special report" ." good evening. welcome to washington. i am bret baier. president trump promising to turn the nation's grief into action when it comes

members in the next three weeks boris johnson has opened this series of speeches in titled road to bret's it and it was an address aimed at persuading people who do think that leaving the e.u. is a very good idea that it's actually all about hope and opportunity but in the same breath saying that reversing that decision would be a very bad idea here here is a fear that some people are becoming ever more determined to stop brics it to reverse the referendum vote of june twenty third twenty sixteen and to frustrate the will of the people i believe that would be a disastrous mistake that would lead to permanent and in the radical feelings of betrayal he's identified three main fears that people who don't want to leave the e.u. have they talk about security the fear that it would cost the u.k. address to fend for itself they talk about it being a pulling up of the drawbridge that breaks it is synonymous with xenophobia and also of course economic worries that britain would be worse off outside the single market and the customs union so johnson this morning tried to address those fears in turn

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more with bret baier on special roepor report. >> bret: president trump called the school massacre hatevil. senators argue over immigration reform proposals. voting them all down, with no agreement in sight. and president trump appears to support a 25 cents per gallon increase in the gasoline tax. what would that look like. this is "special report." good evening. welcome to washington, i'm bret baier. president trump is urging the families of victims and survivors of yesterday's florida school shooting to answer hate with love. and cruelty with kindness. this as we are learning more tonight about what happened at

let's talk with bret baier. glad to have you here with me. just before we went to air, there were two reports. one an anonymous from one saying that there is a movement afoot to possibly oust chief of staff john kelly. saying chief of staff john kelly's white house enemies are ready to use chris wray's testimony as a weapon. the timeline makes one thing clear. kelly cover-up is unravelling right before our eyes. that's from a white house official. then not 20 minutes later there was a tweet from anthony scaramuci, white house director of communications. he's remained an adviser. he said based on fbi testimony, white house chief of staff john kelly almost certainly knew about credible allegations of domestic abuse against rob porter six months ago then recently forced others to talk about the timeline. inexcusable. kelly must resign. i wanted to get your take on this. does this seem like a coordinated attack to you? >> you've been in washington. smells like a pretty coordinated attack. long knives are out for john kelly. remember, scaramuci wa

bret: did you read the actual fisa applications? >> no, i didn't. david: house oversight chair trey gowdy who helped write the memo did. catherine: the memo makes the case the court was kept in the dark by the fbi and the justice department when they sought a warrant for carter page. the men oat says the court was never told the former british spy had a personal animus toward the presidential nominee. christopher steele admitted to bruce ohr his feeling against president trump when steele said he was quote desperate that donald trump not get elected. ohr was recently demoted over his contacts with steele. bank records obtained by the house committee shows ohr's wife nelly worked for fusion gps and began investigating trump in 2016. neither the initial fisa application or any of the renewals disclose or reference the dnc or the clinton campaign even though the political origins of the steele dossier were then known to fbi and doj officials. andrew mccabe testified that no surveillance warrants would have been sought watt the steele dossier informatio

but very short on detail which is arguably what might make some remain as change their minds about bret's it on twitter of course opposition m.p.'s were very quick to point this out yvette cooper said that with thirteen months to go what we need is a not bluster and david lammy made a similar point we've heard it all before a few bad jokes and a few long words even boris himself was sounding a little bit desperate by the end under a hail of. since from journalists enough of your sweet nothings where's the clarity do you think that you are the right person to be reaching out to those remailer do you worry that this uncertain approach of the with leading this country is because we have a pm who won't vote for it today some of the anger that's fueled remain in says come from your own government i accept that this morning i'm not going to. persuade everybody but i've got to i've got to try and i've got to make the effort because in the end these are people's feelings and people's feelings matter two questions remain that were also asked today's media conference and that is whether boris is th

johnson has given his right to bret's its speech saying a departure from the e.u. is a cause for hope not fear the deep divisions between leave and remain voters and urged all to unite in an outward looking confident britain. says the result cannot be reversed and the u.k. should not be bound by e.u. rules after brics it. more people voted for breaks it than ever voted for anything in the history of this country and i just say in all candor if there would be a second vote i really think it would be another year of. tom all and wrangling and feuding in which the whole country would be the loser so let's not go that let's instead unite about what we all believe in an outward looking liberal global future for a confident united kingdom. well mystery a u.k. correspondent john b. phillips joins me live in the studio so funny was the purpose of this speech i think we have to take the purpose at face value boris johnson says he wants to reunite the country and he acknowledged in the speech that those divisions from the brics it referendum well over a year and a half ago n

i mean, it's not a popular one for republicans, but bret stephens is certainly no liberal. >> well, i certainly respect bret stephens, but i would be hesitant to repeal the second amendment as i believe he is advocating. you know, the supreme court has affirmed that the right to own a firearm is an individual right. and i would just be very hesitant to talk about -- >> what about owning 33 firearms in the space of a year, buying 33 in a year. talk about limitations, potentially, to what you can do and you can't do. is there any reason for someone to buy 33 guns, 33 firearms within one year? >> well, where i live, there are a lot of cleblollectors. they own multiple firearms. that's the question. that is the question, should a person not be allowed to own multiple firearms? i think that's -- maybe that's part of the discussion we should have going forward, but again, there are lots of people in this country who own more than one firearms. i own more than one firearm. that's a fair conversation to have. >> the kids are asking why should somebody own more than one firearm or why should s

i am bret baier.ne week after the deadly shooting at us how for the high schooler claim 17 lives, and forever changed many times that. survivors brought their demand for new gun controls a