you're going to want to see his questioning of mike pompeo. and before that we're going to hear from stewart stephens, who is now working full-time with the one republican who is actually seriously exploring a primary threat, republican primary threat to president trump. and stewart stephens was the top strategist in mitt romney's question for the republican nomination and then his campaign in 2012. stewart stephens has worked on more republican campaigns possibly than he can remember at this point. so this is a very serious republican player who is going to give us a real insight about what the real possibilities are, what the impacts could be from a challenge to a sitting republican president in presidential primaries. the last time we saw that the republican president did not win his re-election. it was when pat buchanan challenged george h.w. bush in republican primaries. president bush got the nomination. buchanan didn't get the nomination. but president bush could not hold on to the white house after that challenge. we're going to hear f

and no one represents it better than secretary of state, mike pompeo. you and ambassador friedman and your delegation are exceptional champions of our lives. i have called you so many times on so many things that this evening i just want to say one word. two, actually. thank you. thank you mike pompeo. thank you president trump. and thank you america. to the people of israel, i say -- [speaking foreign language] >> i will be very brief tonight. it has been a great visit. we had a chance to visit some of the holy sites today. as a person of faith, it is always inspiring to trek through the winding streets of the old city. we had a chance to visit the church. and the incredible privilege to visit the western wall with the prime minister of israel as the american secretary of state. it was truly moving, important, and indicative of the remarkable relationship between our two countries. as a cadet, i studied the battles of the golan. there is a famous battle called the battle of the valley of tears. it was israeli heroism at its most amazing, saving this gr

he will hear from mike pompeo on ramping up pressure on iran and his answer to claims by beto o'rourke that benjamin netanyahu is a racist. the growing list presidential contenders planning to skip a pro-israel conference after progressive advocacy groups pressure the white house contenders. donald trump signed an executive or linking college responsibility is protect free speech on campus to billions in federal funding after conservative activist was attacked at uc berkeley. we begin with kristin fisher covering all the president's foreign-policy developments. >> a lot of moving parts on the foreign policy front. donald trump is proposing reversing decades of american policy and violating a un resolution by saying the us should recognize his relapse authority over one of the world's most disputed territories. >> it has been a very hard decision for every president, no president has done it. this like jerusalem, moving the embassy to jerusalem, golan heights is the same thing. for years of the presidents of campaigns, said this is sovereignty, this is security, this is about regional s

pompeo,y of state mike who is two days into a four-day trip through the middle east, visited the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem. and a number of historic sites in jerusalem early thursday. shortly after the announcement, secretary pompeo visited the western wall. an ap report notes until today, u.s. officials refrained from visiting the western wall to avoid the appearance of recognizing israeli sovereignty over the city's most sensitive holy site. later, the secretary took part in a joint news conference with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. susan, pompeo, friedman., david i am so excited. we are so excited to have you here, especially on this evening. purim. the even of has just madep history. i called him. i thanked him on behalf of the people of israel. he did it again. jerusalemrecognized as israel's capital and moved the u.s. embassy here. then he pulled out of the disastrous iran treaty and reimposed sanctions. but now he did something of equal historic importance. he recognizes israel's sovereignty over the golan heights. he did so at a time when iran is trying to use

pompeory of state mike held a briefing with benjamin netanyahu, where they discussed the change in u.s. policy. pm netanyahu: secretary pompeo, mike, susan, and ambassador friedman, i'm so excited, and we are so excited. sarah and i, to have you here, but especially on this evening. miracle. trump has just made history. i called him, i thanked him on behalf of the people of israel. he did it again. recognized jerusalem as israel's capital and moved the u.s. embassy here. then he pulled out a disastrous iran treaty and reimpose d sanctions, but now he did something of equal historic importance. he recognized israel's sovereignty, and he did so at a time when iran is trying to use a platform to attack and destroy israel. the message that president trump has given the world is that america stands by israel. we are celebrating when 2500 years ago other persians tried to destroy the jewish people. they failed then, and today 2500 years later, again persians are trying to destroy the jewish people and the jewish state. they are going to fail again. we are deeply grateful for the u.s. support. we are deeply grateful for the unbelie

later at 12:30 p.m., secretary of state mike pompeo testifies about u.s.oreign-policy strategy and the 2020 budget proposal for the state department. secretary of state mike pompeo told reporters at the state department that the trump administration went withhold

tonight, a fox news at night exclusive and just minutes you will hear from secretary of state mike pompeo on ramping up pressure on iran and his answer to why beto o'rourke, he is really in our ministry the growing list of the presidential conference after a progressive advocacy group publicly pressure the white house contender. plus, president trump by the order linking colleges and the responsibility for free speech on campus to billions in federal funding. this week after conservatives attacked. welcome to "fox news at night." i'm shannon bream in washington. we begin with kristin fisher covering all the presidents foreign policy. >> a lot of moving parts on the foreign policy front. in israel president trump is proposing reversing decades of american policy in violating a resolution by saying that the u.s. should finally recognize israel's authority over the kalon heights. one of the more disputed territories. >> i been thinking about doing it for a long time. it has been a very hard decision by every president. this is very much like jerusalem. it is the same thing. for years other p

i think -- >> brian sullivan with mike pompeo and energy secretary rick perry.s us now from houston. good morning we just heard patrick armstrong say he loves some of the multi-national oil companies out there. pretty good lead into what's happening right now. >> kind of funny how that works outs thank you very much. they are probably here, but it's not just the sector that's at this conference. it is also the public sector we had a rare and exclusive opportunity last night to interview two cabinet level secretaries. secretary rick perry, and secretary of state michael po pompeo it's a wide-ranging long interview. we asked michael pompeo about china's growing ambitions in oil and gas in the south china sea and whether or not energy was our greatest labor to effect geopolitical change, particularly with china. >> second, there's nobody who could ino vat more than american businesses we're here where we're talking about the enormous energy all across america we can deliver for south az wra and asia the way we've done for the rest of the world. that will keep china

later at 12:30 p.m., secretary of state mike pompeo testifies about u.s. foreign-policy strategy and the 2020 budget proposal for the state department. secretary of state mike pompeo told reporters at the state department that the trump administration went withhold funding from many nongovernmental organization that provides funding for lobbies in favor of abortions. he said it was a policy designed, quote, "to protect human beings." this is 10 minutes. [overlapping chatter] sec. pompeo: good morning, everyone. today i am making two announcements about the state department's ongoing efforts to ensure that u.s. taxpayer dollars are not used to subsidize or promote abortions. the first announcement concerns the so-called mexico city policy. this reagan-era directive ensures u.s. taxpayer dollars aren't used to support foreign, nongovernmental organizations that perform or actively promote abortion as a method of family planning. president trump boldly expanded the mexico city policy in 2017. it now protects every human life impacted by the nearly $9 billion

let's start with mike pompeo's confidence. do you share it? do you share mike pompeo's confidence?t believe in taking kim jong-un's word on much of anything, to be frank by the. and i believe history is on my side. but i was not in the negotiations either. but i do believe this. kim jong-un miscalculated at the hanoi summit. he went there with the same essential game plan that he and his father and grandfather used with previous administrations. that is give up a nuclear facility, promise to give up nuclear weapons but ask for sanction relief in return. i can't believe he didn't understand trump would not take that deal, given the relationship he established with him. he went home, i believe, with his tail between his legs a little bit, and he has to deal with his hardliners. he's trying to regain leverage. he's saying we may not continue negotiations. we may resume ballistic testing and nuclear testing. i frankly believe that he is going to resume negotiations, because it's in his national interest. i believe if he starts the missile testing, i think he knows president trump will

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secretary of state mike pompeo announced the u.s. will withdraw all remaining diplomatic staff from the country's capital of caracas this week. the move comes after growing concerns of safety after the country was crippled by a massive power outage. the outage flaring up what is already a growing humanitarian crisis, and the country's embattled president, nicolas maduro, is blaming it on the u.s. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the latest. >> reporter: throughout parts of venezuela, the lights are out. transportation grinding to a h. we're desperate, without electr, this mother says. the blackout is the latest crisis for a country in chaos. the u.s. has stepped up its condemnation of embattled president nicolas maduro after recognizing opposition leader juan guaido as interim president. guaido's supporters allege at least 21 people have died in hospitals since the outages began last week. the government has already fallen, this man says. maduro blames the blackout on cyberattacks by the u.s. government though he's offered no evidence. secre

here's how secretary of state mike pompeo reacted this morning. >> i saw the remarks that she made. she left open the possibility that negotiations would continue, for sure. it's the administration's desire that we continue to have conversations around this. as the president said when he was in hanoi, the offer that

mike pompeo says embassy staff will leave by the end of the week.a joining several countries in suspending the boeing 737 max 8 plane. lawmakers want all of them grounded in the us after the market crashed in opiate -- ethiopia killing 147 people, the second deadly crash involving a 737 in 6 months. the faa warns against comparing the crashes and says the planes are still, quote, airworthy. right now the british parliament is debating the new brexit plan. director teresa may and european union leaders are talking about the plan. parliament will focus on it this afternoon. rob: members of ms 13 among 560 suspected criminals roundup in a massive operation. interpol sweeping through eight latin american countries, agents recovery 850 guns, 38,000 bullets, 20 grenades and fake police and military uniforms. ice making the biggest cocaine bust in 25 years, the feds seizing 77 million $77 million. the 3200 pounds of cocaine found inside a shipping container in new jersey came in from colombia. democrats divided, presidential candidates bernie sanders and j

secretary of state mike pompeo even last week saying look, countries who consider using huawei need tothe risks carefully, not naming the countries directly, but certainly a broader warning to u.s. allies like germany and canada and the uk all of whom are considering using huawei in the buildout of their 5g networks. >> more to come on that. >> greater context on just how crucial 5g is. >>> ahead, players and fans mixing it up in the nba. what got russell westbrook so angry. andy scholes oig rigright here studio with the "bleacher report." >> we'll talk about it. costa rica paraÍso. first, we go to san marcos, costa rica. and meet sergio. that's his daughter, maria. sergio's coffee tastes spectacular. because costa rica's land is spectacular. so we support farmers like sergio. who use natural compost. made from coffee pulp. it helps keeps the soil healthy. and the coffee delicious. for the future of his community. that's sergio's neighbor, leo. sergio wants grandkids. which is making this very interesting. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee roasters. packed with good

secretary of state mike pompeo says the decision reflects the deteriorating situation in venezuela and the presence of u.s. diplomatic staff at the embassy has become a constraints on u.s. policy. in january the state department ordered all non-emergency employees to leave. >>> venezuela's national assembly has now officially approved a state of emergency at the request of self declared interim president juan guaido. much of the country has been without power since last week. the state of emergency allows them to seek foreign ent interventi intervention. the white house says all options are on the table. >>> nancy pelosi is in no murray to impeach president trump. house speaker believes that he is unfit for office, but in an interview with the "washington post" magazine, pelosi says unless there is something so compelling and bipartisan, i don't think that we should go down path because it divides the country and he is just not worth it. >> they have wanted me to impeach president bush for the iraq war. i don't believe it in it then or not unless there is conclusive evidence. >> but a

coming up next on c-span, we hear from the secretary of state mike pompeo at a house foreign affairs. after that, former vice president joe biden talks about combating sexual assault in new later.ty , transportation and aviation officials testify on capital hill about airline safety concerns after two deadly crashes led to the grounding of boeing 737 max jets. secretary of state mike pompeo was on capitol hill to testify about the president's 22 request for the state department. this was one of two congressional hearings that the secretary appeared out on wednesday, where he also faced questions about u.s. foreign policy towards saudi arabia, north korea, and

mike pompeo said the u.s.sian military buildup telling him the continued insertion of russian military personnel to support the illegitimate regime of nicolas maduro in venezuela risks the prolonging suffering of the venezuelan people. the kremlin has not commented on the two russian air force planes, venezuela media reported were carrying 100 soldiers and 35 tons of military gear that landed in caracas saturday but language from u.s. officials has grown strident. national security advisor john bolton attacked disputed venezuelan president nicolas maduro on twitter, writing he asks for cuban and russian goons to suppress the people of venezuela. even without a cold war struggle, the situation on the ground is already desperate. a second round of power outages plunged more than half the country into darkness monday, also knocking out phone service, subways, and credit card reader readers. crucial in a country where the currency is already worthless. >> we want to work but we can't. >> maduro claims the power ou

mike pompeo has tweeted the u.s. will withdraw all remaining personnel from the u.s. embassy this week, reflecting the deteriorating situation in venezuela as well as the conclusion that the president's diplomateic staff at the embassy has caused a constraint on u.s. policy. as the crisis continues, juan guaido was on trish regan prime time of last night. he said he will seek foreign military help. >> it is part of article 187 of our national constitution, which iis crucial for venezuela, allos for an outside country to assist venezuela as we state inned the article of the constitution, which empowers me as the person in charge to employ whatever measures are necessary to enact this cooperation and this assistance for venezuela. cheryl: you're going to want to watch the oil markets today as venezuela's situation unfolds, the political situation affecting that, oil up a little more than half a percent. lauren: pressure is mounting on boeing as the list of countries and airlines grounding its 737 max 8 jet grows. singapore today becoming the latest country to ban the ai

secretary of state mike pompeo is on a middle east tour this week including a visit with netanyahu. o what pompeo told christian networking network about what he is doing. >> could it be to help save. >> as a christian kw believe that is possible. to see the remarkable history of the faith in this place and the work that our administration has done to make sure that this democracy in the middle east in this jewish state remains, i'm confident that the lord is at work here. >> cnn senior diplomatic correspondent is live in washington. is this being seen as trump interfering with israel's election? >> reporter: by many, yes. just the fact that mike pompeo is there standing along side benjamin netanyahu, making this huge announcement that trump is recognizing israeli sovereignty in the golan heights which is not internationally recognized by any means, that is disputed territory, making this announcement like it's this great gift and it is meant to be, making these comments to christian broadcasting network. how could this not be seen as helping benjamin netanyahu? and so when asked, mi

back toould like to go 20 17th when mike pompeo talked ababt chelsea a manning in his first direct -- address as cia director in apapril of last year. >> she walks and talks like a hostile intelligence service and has encouraged followers to find jobs at the cia in order to obtain intelligence. they have directed chelsea to specific secret information that overwhelmingly focuses on the united states well seeking support from democratic couountries andnd organizations. it is time to call out wikileaks for what it really is, a nonstate, hostile intelligence by state actors like russia. amy: that was mike pompeo when he was head of the cia, now secretary of state. >> this is the part i found so amazing. do democrats not realize the irony here are cheering for the most reactionary, right-wing forces in the trump administration who are the ones trying to imprison julian assange and wikileaks in order to criminalize journalism, namely mike pompeo and the present rivers about to put wikileaks and assange behind was then attorney general jeff sessions, who has since left the trump administrat

shannon: we will see you back here tomorrow night with mike pompeo. and this is "fox and friends first". happening at 4:00 am on the east coast effective immediately new zealand issues a massive ban on military style guns in the wake of the mosque attacks that left 50 people dead. it is reigniting the gun control debate here at home. >> there was a foreign power, us, ukraine, trying to influence the us election. heather: as the russia probe wind down a new investigation surfaces.

mike pompeo, what will you be doing in five years? >> well, let's see.s i get older, i get smarter about not answering that question. it is hard to know what i'll be doing. we'll keep working hard. i hope i'm still finding a place to have an impact and a place to serve as well. i don't know. i'd love to get back to kansas and start a small business again. >> i mean -- that was a very, very painful answer. but you also can't blame him for not saying, i'm going to write a book, or some of the fate that has befelled other former trump cabinet officials. if he does decide to run for senate and he's successful, being a freshman senator when president trump is in office isn't necessarily the same. you could actually be elevated quite high. >> the majority expect him to move on if he doesn't run for a seat in 2020. even though it's ruby red kansas in a presidential year, you have to be careful. democrats have been proven in the past there. >>> thank you for joining us on "inside politics." brianna keilar starts right now. have a great day. >>> i'm brianna keila

mike pompeo says the diplomats had become a constraint on u.s. policy. does that mean military convention? we will speak to mark weisbrot. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president trump has ordered u.s. airlines to ground all macs 8 and 9 passenger jets in the wake of a devastating plane crash in ethiopia sunday that left 157 people dead. trump's move came as his administration came under mounting pressure to remove the planes from service after safety inspectors said a software glitch was likely behind sunday's crash, as well a as the crasash of a lion n air flight f the same plane type last october that killed 189 9 people in indonesia.a. trump's move came hours after canada became one of the last countries in the world to ground the boeing jets. pres. trump: boeing is an incredible company. they're working very hard right now. hopefully, they will quickly come up with the answer. but until they do, the planes are grounded. amy: as trump continued to praise the boein

vice president pence and mike pompeo, they are -- they are attending. attending.s, president trump's most of loyal supporters. what an you auspicious evening e here. the special counsel report is in. by the best assessment that we can accumulate here of the folks whose opinions we most of respect in law, the president is big vinds kateed, and the d the president is being vindicated and the opportunity for real transparency on this report appears to be great as the attorney general, william barr, is reading it and will prepare a report to the public. >> i hear chuck schumer is demanding that this report be released. and he wants transparency. and x want transparency, too. so if the report is released, everybody that orchestrated and par is night this russia collusion witch hunt needs to be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. this has weighed the american people down, the president and his family down for no reason at all. they need to be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. lou: this president as we all know, who is tireless. he worked day after day. ton

mike pompeo visiting the new us embassy in jerusalem.eapons days after the deadly moscow tax. the government is looking at a buyback program so police can destroy those guns. those who don't turn over their guns could face fines and prison time. today donald trump will sign an executive order promoting free speech on college campuses. the move comes amid heightened political tensions at universities around the country. donald trump is that he wants schools to face, quote, very costly penalties if they do not comply with the order. beto o'rourke admits he has a learning curve as he campaigns for president. >> i am smart enough to know that there is so much more for me to learn. the only way for me to learn that is to show up in the communities i seek to serve. heather: a democrat from texas admitting this campaign is much different than his previous campaign book for the u.s. senate and the house. the former congressman toward all ten new hampshire counties yesterday. donald trump is standing firm on china vowing to keep tariffs in place.

and mike pompeo going to the western wall with netanyahu. nobody has done that.and so did pence, but not with the prime minister. that was very aggressive in a sensitive place where the palestinians have been shut out of negotiations ever since the embassy move, they have, themselves refused to meet with u.s. officials? >> quickly, when you talk about mike pompeo, i want to get your take to an interview he gave while you were in jerusalem. i want to play it. >> could it be that president trump right now has been sort of raised for such a time as this to help save the jewish people from an iranian menace? >> as a christian, i believe that's possible. i'm confident the lord is at work here. >> what do you make of that? >> he's an e vangelical. he's a man of deep faith. he's moved by the religious sites and he speaks often about that. that's consistent with mike pompeo, the man and who he is, and it's also, i think something that he really believes. but the fact is that just for context, this was the holiday -- a jewish holiday. a lot of music and dancing and parade

relation to the shorter term issue of what is happening in venezuela, bloomberg has heard mike pompeo been meeting with oil companies. are you in that conversation? do you know what has been going on in those conversations? rick: mike and i get the same briefing. idea that we need to make sure that that industry continues to produce, as you said early on in your remarks that keeping that heavy crude moving through those lines at some level is really important. bringing in the deal to be able to keep that -- that is an important part of this. the last thing i think you want industry inor the venezuela to be brought to a halt, getting it back, going again is pretty difficult. we saw that in some areas around the world where there were terrorist attacks on production in the middle east, and it takes literally years to get back online. vonnie: that was u.s. energy secretary rick perry. bloomberg markets continues after this break. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm vonnie quinn. it is time for liberty business flash, a look at the biggest business stories in the news. dick's sport

by the way, mike pompeo notably refiesed to utter those words in his testimony yesterday.ate diplomacy is still something this country adheres to. >> remarkable. thank you for continuing to press the issue. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, the trump administration says the united states is hitting a breaking point at the mexico border because so many asylum seekers are trying to get into the united states. i'm going to break down the number he to see what is really going on. you're watching velshi and rule on msnbc. yep, this too, and this, please. even long hair and pet hair are no problem, but the one thing i won't have to clean is this because the shark's self-cleaning brush roll removes the hair wrap while i clean. ♪ - [announcer] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans now cleans itself. if your moderate to severeor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio®, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio® works at the site of inflammatio

thank you, mike pompeo. thank you, president trump. thank you, america. >> while prime minister netanyahu is focused on the april elections, it's important to note the regional implications of recognizing the golan heights as israel and not syria. the iranian group hezbollah is working hard to entrench itself in the country. barb barb bashar al-assad said he will attack if they don't leave. israel is facing continuing conflict in the south due to iranian proxies. with this announcement, they could face more conflict and fighting in the north and looking at a two-front conflict in the region. >> shepard: trey yingst reporting live. so when you order tickets for a plane, you can get another seat for more room or early boarding. you have options. turns out, the airlines have options as well when they buy their jet. for instance, some may opt for extra safety features. or some may opt for safety features. some may not. take the case of the two brand new boeing max jets that nose dived and killed everybody on board. the one on the left that

host: when it comes to the organization of states, that was the announcement mike pompeo made when he was talking about concerns about ngo's and abortion. here is what he had to say. [video clip] secretary pompeo: i directed my team to have agreements that specifically prohibits the use of funds to lobby for or against abortion. the institutions of the aos -- should be not advancing the pro-abortion cause. our reduction equals the estimated u.s. share of oas expenditures on these abortion-related activities. the american people should rest assured that this administration and this state department, and our usaid will do all we can to safeguard u.s. taxpayer dollars all we can to respect the security of life for people around the globe. host: what he brings up there -- abortion-related lobbying or advocacy? guest: i am not sure about the specifics, but i think that might be related to what i was talking about earlier with kenya. they are getting u.s. dollars, sometimes without knowledge in the united states, but in the previous administration it was clear evidence it was directed that

>> clearly, donald trump and mike pompeo are the only two people who believe what north korea will saye are seeing f inin activity out of the missile program is north korea wants the satellite to see the activity that are going on at their missile testing sites. north korea is using this moratorium to finally develop the science and technology that they will need for the time that they will break this moratorium and blame it all on donald trump and resume ballistic missile testing. you can be sure the first test will be an icbm. >> you're saying that something they didn't want us to see, they perhaps think of throwing tarp over it? >> i think it's the other way around. something they didn't want us to see, they want us to see because this is offering sort of now ritualistic humiliation of donald trump who gushes over the letter he receives from the north korean dictator but seems to be completely blind to the fact they are now becoming, if not de facto a global nuclear power with the capability of striking the united states. we're being played for suckers. they know they are playing us

>> clearly donald trump and mike pompeo. are the only two people who believe what north korea will say. the reason that we are seeing new activity out of the north korean missile program is because north korea wants the satellites to see the activity that are going on at their missile testing sites. north korea is using this moratorium to finally develop the science and technology that they will need for the time that they will break this moratorium and blame it all on donald trump and resume ballistic missile testing. you can be sure the first ballistic missile test will be an icmb. >> so another way of putting what you're saying is something they didn't want us to see they'd perhaps think of throwing a tarp over it? >> no, i think it's the other way around. something they didn't want us to see, they want us to see because this is offering a sort of now ritualistic humiliation of donald trump who gushes over the letters that he receives from the north korean dictator but seems to be completely blind to the fact that they ar

listen to what secretary of state mike pompeo just had to say.>> in hanoi on multiple occasions, he spoke directly to the president and made a commitment that he would not resume nuclear testing, nor would he resume missile testing. so that's chairman kim's word. we have every expectation he will live up to that commitment. charles: joining us is joel rubin, former deputy assistant secretary of state. joel, the north korea summit didn't end well and it feels like it's gotten worse. what do you make of it? >> looks like diplomacy is on its deathbed, unfortunately. chairman kim's word cannot be trusted. we need to have an agreement with north korea but in the interim, we need to have things on paper. really trusting his word is very thin gruel. unfortunately, secretary pompeo doesn't have much to go on beyond that failed summit. that's a real danger for our country and for the region in asia with north korea's nuclear program. charles: although it's fair to say that walking away from a bad deal was better than -- would have been better than doing a

inchoate, mike pompeo compared the group to some of the world's most dangerous terrorists. >> we allave the same set of threats from al qaeda and isis, the threats from the islamic republic of iran and we are all working diligently to find a path forward. >> it's been ten months since the administration pulled out of the nuclear deal and while much of the international community remain fixated, sources tell fox news that he has been zeroing in on a different threat what he says is it iranian terrorism. pompeo and prime minister netanyahu agreed on the territory. >> we spent the first part of the meeting discussing how we can do that and there are ways that we can intensify the pressure even more. >> iran's president has been playing the blame game. >> put all your curses on those who created the current situation for the country, americans did this. >> the trump administration says iran's terrorist activity doesn't stop at its own borders, for years it's been spreading tentacles ever deeper inside iraq, the secretary of state is growing increasingly alarmed about iraqi militants taki

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rebel mike pompeo's visit comes as forces continue fighting the last isis fighters. >> reporter: evenghting continues, president trump is touting the total defeat of isis, showing a series of math and chart he says proof the group has been beaten. >> this is all isis. now at the bottom, that is as of today. this is isis. there is not. the caliphate is gone as of tonight. rebel not but most experts the isis is down but not out. even when the last bite is a serious surrstep up terror attacks in the mideast around the world. >> the leadership is still at large. they know how to hide and infiltrate our societies, so i feel we need to be very vigilant. >> reporter: secretary pompeo lives in devon on friday for what is expected to be a two- day trip before heading back to washington. trey yingst, foxnews. >>> this is ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00. >>> press troupe told a group of considerate students that colleges and universities will rescue losing federal funds if conservative voices are stifled. >> never, ever quit. never, give in. never back down. keep standing up for your values , for your c

[applause] spoke.friend mike pompeo the scariest part, that i have heard recently is the rise of anti-seminism. he spoke of the labour party of britain that used to be one of the strongholds, but talks we look at the horrific action of what took place in pittsburgh in october. but when i heard anguish logan and the floors of congress -- when i heard language spoken in the floors of congress, i want to let you know we did not stand silent. i will make you this promise. stand, wever let it will never let it grow, and we will try to crush it any place we see it. we thank you for that. [applause] >> leader mccarthy, even amongst us in this room, we might not .ll agree but it seems in this moment across the country, it is particularly difficult for a partisanship. a longtime leader in the republican party. is there may be a part of bipartisanship occurring that we just do not see? give us some insight on the relationship within the house of representatives in congress and also how you make efforts to get things done with your democrat colleagues. leader, i i became we both lead a tour to israel. i

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mike pompeo and john bolton taking a harder line view on concessions to north korea here.are south koreans reacting to what appears to be an impasse in these talks? >> reporter: jim, it was interesting that the vice foreign minister was unwilling to criticize the u.s. president himself saying that the relationship between the u.s. and the north korean leader was as strong as ever, talking about the chemistry being mysteriously wonderful. very clear that as far as kim jong-un was concerned, she was speaking for him, she said, it was secretary of state pompeo and also john bolton that were the ones trying to pull back from these talks in hanoi, but she did say that kim jong-un is going to soon make a decision as to whether or not he wants to continue with these diplomatic talks with the united states, and also critically whether or not he wants to keep this moratorium on the nuclear and the missile testing. now, we did hear from the u.s. secretary of state saying that he notes that kim jong-un said to president trump that he wasn't going to test, and he said that was chairma

secretary of state mike pompeo says the u.s. restricting visas for personnel working for the international criminal court. investigating american military activities in afghanistan as possible war crimes. pompeo says the u.s. will take additional steps, if necessary. director at human rights watch calls the announcement a thuggish attempt to penalize investigators at that court. american diplomats just back from venezuela are meeting with secretary pompeo today. meanwhile special envoy elliott abrams says venezuela's oil exports have been dropping steadily by roughly 50,000 barrels per month. he says production is likely to dip below a million barrels a day within one or two months. we are learning new details tonight about what happened to trigger air raid sirens thursday in tel aviv and then the response to it. correspondent trey yingst fills us in from our middle east newsroom. >> two rocks fired from the hamas gaza strip towards tel aviv were likely launched by mistake. despite that assessment by the idf, israel struck 100 d

secretary of state mike pompeo is pushing back on the idea that kim was ready to suspend further talksi on multiple occasions he spoke directly to the president and made a commitment that he would not resume nuclear testing nor would he resume missile testing so that's chairman kim's word. we have every expectation he will live up to that commitment. >> still with us is malcolm nance and, malcolm, the question is who is left on earth to be surprised by what the north koreans are doing? >> clearly, donald trump and mike pompeo are the only two people who believe what north korea will say. the reason we are seeing new activity out of the missile program is because north korea wants the satellite to see the activity that are going on at their missile testing sites. north korea is using this moratorium to finally develop the science and technology that they will need for the time that they will break this moratorium and blame it all on donald trump and resume ballistic missile testing. you can be sure the first test will be an icbm. >> you're saying -- another way of putting what you're sa

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