arthel: and i'm arthel neville.e rising over potential trade wars after the president announced steep new tariffs on steel and aluminum. the president tweeting today: the united states has an $800 billion yearly trade deficit because of our very stupid trade deals and policies. our jobs and wealth are being given to other countries that have taken advantage of us for years. they laugh at what fools our leaders have been. no more. molly henning berg is live in with the latest. what's the timeline on this? >> reporter: president trump intends to sign an executive order next week adding a 25% tax to imported steel and a 10% tax to importedded aluminum in part to counter other countries such as china overproducing metal like steel and dumping into it the u.s. market. president trump says he's trying the save the american steel industry and to fight back against an $800 billion trade deficit. and he responded today to threats of retaliation by the european union by tweeting, quote: if the e.u. wants to further increase t

. >> arthel: i am arthel neville. the attack in the form espy and his daughter prompting the biggest courage of russian diplomats in us history now we are learning that russia is requesting to meet with the woman claiming little rights that she is a russian citizen. garrett tenney is live in huntington with the explanation. class eligible us officials say 60 russian diplomats kicked out actually intelligence operatives working under diplomatic cover. despite that this afternoon russia's ambassador to the us senate diplomats are not Ãbut are our friends. he says they want to move past this done better relations with the us. >> we are still confident that only close interaction with our countries can help international strategic stability and find mutually beneficial solutions for global and regional interest. we want everybody to understand that we are destined to become friends again. >> it is important to remember what prompted the us in nearly a dozen other countries to spell russian diplomats. earlier this of the f

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arthel: i'm arthel neville. the president is slamming the makeup of mueller's team saying it's populated with hardened democrats. president trump also tweeting about mccabe's claims they had memos on their meetings. trump said her in took notes when he was with me. probably at a later date. can we call them fake memos? ellison barber is live with us from the white house. reporter: yesterday president trump's personal attorney says he hopes deputy attorney general rob rosenstein would bring the mueller investigation to an end. he was speaking in his own personal capacity and not that of the president. but the president is sending out a series of tweets saying why does the mueller team have 13 hardened democrats, some of them big crooked hillary supporters and zero republic cabs. does anyone think this is fair and yet there is no collusion. democratic senator chuck schumer said this. trump is floating trial balloons about derailing the mueller investigation. the leadership has the responsibility to our country and

arthel: i'm arthel neville. the president also announcing former u.s.mbassador john bolton would replace national security advisor h.r. mcmaster following the firing of secretary of state rex tillerson. director mike pompeo has been selected for that job and former campaign manager corey lewandowski defending the president's changes. >> he listens to the positions of the people around him and then he makes the decision. but you have to have people who are on the president's agenda. it's the president's final call. if you are a staff member, you have to be on the president's team. arthel: kevin corke is near the president's mar-a-lago retreat. more tweets and another staff change. reporter: this doesn't rise to the level of the other departures you and i have been talking about. but it's notable nonetheless. you heard eric mention it in the open. joe digenova was going to join the president's legal team, and neither will his wife who is an accomplished attorney. the statement reads, the president is disappointed. the conflicted prevent them from joining

arthel: thank you very much.c: president trump is insisting that russian interference had no impact on the outcome of the election and that there was no collusion with moscow and its campaign. this comes as the wall street journal reports that the president lawyers are considering trying to make a deal with special counsel robert muller on interviewing him. in order to speed up the investigation. can that happen? david is with us, he is senior editor at rollcall. we expect some comments from the president on north korea in the moments we may interrupt you. first, this happened, what is it. what type of agreement could it be, is it realistic. >> the agreement between mr. muller and mr. trump is wide open. there are tons to be negotiated. i don't think we've seen the end of these negotiations. i think this could be something that drags on for quite a while. i think it's a high-risk for both sides, muller gets only one shot at the president, he is wanting to delay that as long as possible so he can get all of his qu

arthel? arthel: thank you.for more on the inside workings of mccabe's firings, let's bring in bob driscoll, he served as deputy assistant attorney general. good to see you tonight. do you think this is vindictive payback by the trump administration of some charge or is it appropriate policy recommendation from the office of professional responsibility? >> i have a lot of confidence in the inspector general and in opr at doj. i think this is what they do for a living. lack of candor is a -- if you take the politics out of this, lack of candor is known to be a firing offense for the fbi. it does seem harsh to come at the very tail end of a career, but still, as a defense lawyer on this side, i represent people all the time who are interviewed by fbi agents, and they don't have a particular sense of humor about my clients that can't remember things and don't tell the truth when they're being interviewed by the fbi. so the fbi necessarily has to hold itself to a high standard. i think that's what's going on here. t

arthel? arthel: will carr in los angeles. thanks, will. eric?, president trump is spending the weekend at his florida estate. that one day after he reluctantly signed that 1.3 trillion dollars spending bill that will fund the government well just through september. he vowed, though, not to do it again. >> we looked at a veto. i looked very seriously at the veto. i was thinking about doing the veto. but because of the incredible gains that we have been able to make for the military, that overrode any of our thinking. but i say to congress, i will never sign another bill like this again. i'm not going to do it again. nobody read it. eric: he's calling for changes in the process and for what's coming next. kevin cork live in west palm beach now near mar-a-lago with the details. good evening. >> always nice to talk to you. listen, this is what leadership looks like; right? second guessing and monday morning quarterbacking and plenty of criticism to go around, not just for the president for signing this, a lot of people felt like he should have towed

arthel: kevin corke is near the president's mar-a-lago retreat. more tweets and another staff change. reporter: this doesn't rise to the level of the other departures you and i have been talking about. but it's notable nonetheless. you heard eric mention it in the open.

arthel: i'm arthel neville. the president also announcing former u.s.ton would replace national security advisor h.r. mcmaster following the firing of secretary of state rex tillerson.

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. >> i am arthel neville. president trump is expected to sign the measure this week. white house trade advisor navarro say this will apply to all countries across the board. >> as soon as he starts exempting countries, he has to raise the tariff on everyone else. as soon as he exempts one country his phone starts ringing from heads of state of other countries. there are no downstream effects on the industry that a significant. the mission is to defend our steel and aluminum industries so that they survive. >> the plan is sparking major pushback from some republicans can affect senator lindsey graham as asking the president to rethink the strategy. >> he correctly identify the problem of china dumping steel destroying the american steel industry for your solution is to let china pub. please reconsider your solution. >> molly hindenburg has the latest from washington. i understand the president has spoken to the british prime minister theresa may about these tariffs.what can you tell us about that? >> yes her office says they expressed deep concern to the president abou

i'm arthel neville. >> hello. i'm eric shawn.concerns rising over a potential trade war, perhaps after the president announced steep new tariffs on steel and aluminum. the president is tweeting, quote, the united states has an 800 billion-dollar trade deficit because of our quote very stupid trade deals and policies. our jobs and relt

mr speaker let me be clear while our response must be robust it must also remain true to arthel use as a liberal democracy that believes in the rule of law. many russians have made this country their home abide by our laws and make an important contribution to our country which we must continue to welcome but to those who seek to do us harm my message is simple you are not welcome here. this is because let me turn to our bilateral relationship as i said on monday we have had a very simple approach to russia engage but be aware and i continue to believe it is a new. not in our national interest to break off all dialogue between the united kingdom and the russian federation but in the aftermath of this appalling act against our country this relationship cannot be the same so we will suspend all planned high level bilateral contacts between the united kingdom and the russian federation this includes revoking the invitation to foreign minister lavrov to pay a reciprocal visit to the u.k. and confirming they will be no attendance by ministers or indeed members of the royal family at this su

arthel: the president is back at the white house after a day of fundraising to boost his 02 reelectionttended the annual gridiron dinner and shared a rare moment with the media. eric: the president putting aside his feud with the media if only for one night. he joked with journalists. he'll be folking fun at him sell and his administration. this follows a rocky week in the white house with the resting you nation of long-ti

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. >> hello arthel. some republicans say the president should have put the pen down and negotiated a better deal. republican senator rand paul tweeting the same shameful piece of legislation. congratulations to the democrats and many republicans on preserving and expanding obama suspending legacy. # fail. the day before the president signed the bill senator paul said he was still trying to read through all of it. >> as far as the content of the bill, this could have been written by president obama and democrats. this bill will give us $1 trillion -- >> the president and administration say that the bill is not perfect but it was necessary because of the military. >> he is either lying or he is completely delusional. why is there a daca? it's a democratic president, president obama supported by democratic legislators, put it in place in 2012.why is daca the end? because a republican president, donald trump, supported by republican legislators announced in september that the program was going to be ended. >

. >> hello arthel. victim now identified in this horrible tragedy, first brownfield is life said she has this task of informing their three daughters that daddies never come home again. all he was doing was driving his vehicle down a very busy southwest miami street thursday when suddenly the pedestrian bridge dropped onto his and other cars and trucks. investigators say are confident that they have removed all of the bodies now from the rubble. heavy equipment operators were finally able to free the last of the occupied cars out of eight total trust under this still under construction pedestrian bridge last night. the youngest of the victims was 21-year-old alexa durrant, a freshman at florida international university. her family who lives in miami is just devastated. >> my niece is still in her vehicle. one of the last ones to get out. luckily, her passenger, god bless him, he walked away. he will have to live with that. >> the time of the collapse there were several workers on the bridge tightening t

. >> i am arthel neville. the present was on hand to help us republican candidate -- over the line. the present essay meanings has helped to enhance his agenda in congress while also turning the controversial new tariffs signed on this day. >> steel is back and aluminum is back a lot of steel mills are now opening up because when i did not all of my friends on wall street love it but we love it because we know what it does. >> the strong steel and aluminum industry are bound to the national security. absolutely vital! steel is steel. if you don't have skill you don't have a country. >> scat ellison barber live from the white house. >> the president continued to attack the trade policies in places like the eu. he also once again a limited to a trade worth learning to tax cars coming from the eu they do not change their trade policy. >> a lot of us came from the european union. different countries, right? it sounds nice. and they have trade barriers we cannot even sell our -- they totally restrict us. so they want to say that we want tariffs and i say good, open up the barriers and ge

. >> i am arthel neville. president trump is expected to sign the measure this week.ade advisor navarro say this will apply to all countries across the board. >> as soon as he starts exempting countries, he has to raise the tariff on everyone else. as soon as he exempts one country his phone

arthel: hope you can join us. julie banderas is up next with the fox report. >> the fbi director fired just days before he would have been eligible for a lifetime pension. and now fox news confirming mccabe's personal memos on his meetings with the president and those notes have reportedly been handed over to special counsel robert mueller. good evening everyone i'm julie banderas. this is the fox report. attorney general sessions announcing mccabe's firing yesterday saying multiple federal probes and reports showed alleged misconduct that included lying to investigators during the probe into the clinton foundation. the president is applauding the move, tweeting andrew mccabe fired a great day for the hardworking men and women of the fbi. julie: but critics are blasting the move. here is democratic senator. >> it's a pattern of practice that we have seen coming from the white house that interferes with the independence of the department of justice and the fbi. i think it is a reflection of the lack of respect for

. >> arthel: julie banderas picks up the coverage now on fox report. >> julie: president trump about to take the stage in pennsylvania as he looks to energize supporters ahead of a highly contested special election and it's a tight race everyone. i'm julie banderas. good evening. this is the fox report. the president holding a make america great rally again at pittsburgh international airport in honor of republican rick ciccone, the state lawmakers is locked in a neck and neck battle with democrat conor lamb for the house seat vacated by tim murphy. the president is hoping to tip the scales in a district he won by 20 points in the 2016 presidential election. this as ciccone voices support for the president's new tariffs which could have a major impact on that part of the country. >> i'm coming to you from steel city, so this is very important here. i've always supported the steel industry and i support our steelworkers and our steelworkers can compete with anybody in the world, as long as the playing field is level but that playing field has been slanted. president trump's just tryin

arthel: slow day. leland: never fear 123409 a low saturday. lelan leland vittert. >> and i'm eboni k. williams. andrew mccabe has been fired in just days before he was set to retire. garrett tenney has the latest details. >> eboni, this is something president trump has been calling for but firing andrew mccabe is the precise move recommended by what is essentially the fbi's ethics office. last night attorney general jeff sessions said an investigation by the doj's inspector general determined mccabe lied to investigators who were reviewing the fbi's handling of the investigation into hillary clinton's email server and that he had leaked information to a reporter about the bureau's investigation into the clinton foundation. and in a statement, sessions said, in part, the fbi expects every employee to adhere to the highest standards of honesty, integrity and accountability. as the proposal stated all fbi employees know that lacking candor under oath results in dismissal and that our integrity is our brand. mccabe is firing back though claiming e