arthel: i'm arthel neville.mer attorney for president trump is pushing back, telling fox news that mcgahn served as a very strong witness for the president. ellison barber is live near bedminster, new jersey where the president is spending the weekend. what are you hearing? >> well, arthel, fox news has not independently confirmed all the details in this report from the new york times, but a source familiar with the investigation tells fox news that mcgahn did speak to the special counsel on three different occasions, and that he spoke with them extensively. the new york times is reporting that those three different interviews amounted to more than 30 hours over a dozen sources have told the new york times that mcgahn is cooperating extensively with mueller's team and has given a quote a clear view of the president's most intimate moments with his lawyer. among other things he has talked about trump's actions during the firing of then fbi director comey. his cooperation supposedly began because it is what the pr

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arthel: i'm arthel neville.ration after his former attorney michael cohen struck a plea deal with federal prosecutors in a separate case involving campaign finance violations. as the president is stepping up his feud with sessions over his refusal in the russia probe and handling of the justice department. the president tweeting quote jeff sessions said he wouldn't allow politics to influence him only because he doesn't understand what is happening underneath his command position. highly conflicted bob mueller and his gang of 17 angry dems are are having a field day as real corruption goes untouched. no collusion. >> garrett tenney is live at the white house with the latest this afternoon. hey, garrett. >> hey, rob, president trump is clearly once again stoking speculation that he may decide to replace attorney general jeff sessions. today he tweeted a quote from senator lindsay graham saying every president deserves an attorney general they have confidence in. i believe every president has a right to their cabi

arthel: i'm arthel neville. the man known as the maverick of the senate remembered by past presidents, senate colleagues and political rivals as well as supporters around the country. and admirers around the world. eric: we now go to william longeness in phoenix where the senator passed away at a ranch nearby. the senator will lie in state there in phoenix at the capital this week. hello william. reporter: as you know, some politicians are really synonymous with their state. goldwater was mom but also that is true of the man who replaced him, john mccain. while born in panama he represented the state for 36 years and was really very symbolic of individual independent nature of this place. there is a small but growing memorial at his office not far from where the mccains lived when they were not at the branch in cornmeal per week were caught up with a woman from scottsdale. >> actually cried quite a bit. it was quite emotional. it is still very emotional. it will be very difficult to fill his shoes. reporter: mcc

arthel: that will never die.e 11 weeks away from the crucial midterm elections. with democrats helping to make solid gains in the next congress while president trump is promising a red wave. not a blue wave. liver comes out with control of congress, capitol hill is brazen for a contentious leadership battle where the speakership. to get all this we have season for riccio, chief congressional correspondent -- susan, will there be a blue wave? >> well, i think that is very possible you could have democrats in the majority. the republicans have far more seats than democrats do that are truly endangered. there consider either top of the seats or now leaning democrats. even though the republican held onto the cedars in the seat currently. so the forecast really, accurately predicts that we are likely to see democrats and the majority next year it is not a guarantee i would still say there's a chance they can hang on to the ballot that has wavered between a pretty big lead for democrats were pretty small one. it is sti

arthel: i'm arthel neville. president trump saying he allowed don mcghan to give the special counsel hours of testimony because he has quote nothing to hide. the president also dismissing the "new york times" report of another instance of so-called fake news. rudy giuliani was on "sunday morning futures" earlier today. >> the "new york times" uses the idea he cooperated extensively. sure he did. it's a complicated thing. lawyers ask a question five different ways. but we are confident that he said nothing wrong about the president. and we are confident because the man is a man of integrity and he would have resigned. arthel: ellison barber is live at the president's golf club in new jersey. reporter: the pull itser prize journalist who wrote it. in another tweet donald trump tweeted that they called to complain and apologize. the president did not you give names to support that claim. a source confirms top fox news mcghan spoke with the mueller team at length on three different locations and it includes a lot of

arthel: indeed.dging what supporters call an assassination attempt during a speech broadcast on live television. president nicolas maduro now promising the maximum punishment for those responsible. let's go live to steve harrigan with more who is the president responsible at this time. >> the president right now is blaming people he says who oppose his regime in the united states and in colombia. he's really pointing the finger outside at who caused this. there were real moments of panic on the ground in caracas that 5:30 p.m. saturday. the president, nicolas maduro a one-time bus driver who's been ruined with an iron hand for the past five years giving a speech in about 102 loud explosions. and then there was pandemonium on the ground. you see soldiers running in every direction addressing the national guard at the time before the live feed was cut. maduro has blamed outside forces in the u.s. and colombia. he said this was clearly an attempt to kill him. here is maduro. >> today they attempted to a

arthel: kitty logan has more now. reporter: hi arthel. there were tough words from north korea today. pyongyang is angry that the u.s. is pushing for sanctions to stay in place until denuclearization is complete. the details of this denuclearization deal -- mike pompeo wants international community to keep up economic pressure on north korea to make sure what is agreed on an principal at singapore summit in june actually happens. he said he is confident of a positive outcome. >> .committed to doing it, chairman kim is committed to doing it. i'm optimistic we will get this dumb in a timeline and the world will celebrate what the un security council has demanded. reporter: they say there continue to develop weapons. despite everything. and until that happens assumptions will not be lifted. they say they will honor the do notarization agreement but after this handshake he then criticized the u.s. for not relieving sanctions sooner. the u.s. delegation also handed over a letter from president trump for north korean leader, kim jong-un. the co

reporter: hi, arthel. a second twitter is been quite a sunday for the president who had no public events scheduled for today. as is working vacation continues. among his more controversial tweets was one this morning targeting the media. he wrote, the fake news hates me saying that they are the enemy of the people because they know it is true. i'm providing a great service by explaining this to the american people. they purposely cause great division and distrust. they can also cause war. they're very dangerous and sick. they were more fake news attacks the lesson is rally with the primary focus of the president on getting republican voters to the polls. >> who ever has the white house, that party tends to lose the midterms. i don't know why. maybe it's complacency, maybe you will fight so hard for the presidency and you win and you are a little complacent. >> but you have to get out and do it. you have to get out and vote. because they want to take away what we have given. reporter: the rally in the high

arthel: out enough you can hear me, this is arthel. have you had a chance to speak to any of those from the jason kessler group and why they are so adamant to maintain white civil rights? reporter: no, arthel. they are not talking to the press and the organization that was on this website, they were specifically told that two dozen, three dozen whatever it is, people who came were told not to talk to the press. so far they haven't. eric: earlier holding the american flag backwards as they stood in lafayette park. clearly one of the strategy is to make a huge media event with this type of confrontation. with the politics he engages in. these three dozen or so surrounded by thousands of others denouncing their cause. arthel: a few blocks away from where peter is you have a group called themselves shut it down d.c. coalition. organizing a counter protest outnumbering those white supremacist. griff jenkins is live at freedom plaza for that part of the story. what is it like over there? reporter: well, arthel, it has gotten a little more ex

arthel: it certainly is.he sheriff's office saying on twitter -- bringing in now ted williams, former dc homicide detective. ted, you know all too well about this play right now. >> absolutely. you and i and eric have covered several of the events and they always are sad. what is going on right now is that law-enforcement is attempting to take complete control of that area and so naturally we know from all that one suspect is down. there now trying to get their other suspect involved in this mass shooting in the also are having to go door to door and you have a lot of individuals sheltered in place so there's a great deal of panic out there. arthel: yeah, we have brian that told us about the tweets coming live tweets and how does that change your job and nowadays you have eyewitnesses on scene giving their own accounting of social media as to what is happening there? >> there's a great deal of confusion. yet individuals who are sheltered and their have their cell phones and sending out information to the auth

arthel. arthel: thank you pretty much, chad.tionship with the president was blocky to say the least. he questioned his status as a war hero. recently he failed to mention the sender's name and assign a defense spending bill named after mccain. the sender recently called trumps all thinking this conference with vladimir putin, quote, disgraceful. their report to senator his family told the white house they do not want president trump at his funeral, though mike pence is acceptable. joining us to talk about this complicated and contentious relationship is white house correspondent for the "washtington examiner." the president has simply not been gracious to the senator during his sickness and long before that. he's been rude, unforgiving and downright demeaning. >> i would say we're looking at one of the most complicated political relationships in recent memory featuring two of the most strong-willed independent personalities in politics for quite a long time. on one hand you have a man who spent six decades in service to the unit

. >> i'm arthel neville. today the second so-called unite the right rally begins in a couple of hours. serving as a test for president trump who denounced quote - all types of racism. after his comments last year about the deadly charlottesville rally drew much scrutiny. senior trip advisor, kellyanne conway, earlier defending the president on "fox news sunday". >> racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs including the kkk, neo-nazis, white supremacist and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as americans. that quote - doesn't get much play pair that was the president of the united states, president trump last august 14 denouncing those groups after already and before that and after that denouncing racism, bigotry, hatred and violence as he did again yesterday. arthel: we have fox team coverage with griff jenkins live. and doug mckelway is in charlottesville. we are seeing some signs of tensions. we begin with peter ducey live at foggy bottom m

arthel: president trump unleashing a twitter tirade hitting on hot button issues like trade tariffs, the ongoing russian investigation and his coverage in the media. and after another big night on the campaign trail. president drumming up support from ohio republican congressional candidate troy balderson in a show which could show which party has the momentum heading into the midterms. hello everyone welcome to a new hour of "america's news headquarters". >> i am mike emanuel in for eric shawn.

arthel: this is a fox news alert.eporting white house don mcgahn has been cooperating extensively with the second counsel. he voluntarily participated 30 hours of interviews for giving investigators an inside look at the firing of james comey and other issues related to potential obstruction of justice. hello everyone, i am arthel neville. welcome to a brand-new hour and set a "americas news headquarters". eric: hello everyone, i'm eric shawn. we have not independently confirmed this report with the former attorney for president trump is pushing back on it.

arthel: it's been nice to work with you. rob: good to see you. arthel: see you around. rob: that does it for us. jon: president trump fighting back on twitter amid mounting legal pressure in the cohen case and the russia investigation. i'm jon scott. this is the fox report. the president firmly on offense after his former attorney michael cohen pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations in federal court amid reports that cohen is willing to testify against the president and tell the special counsel that his long-time boss knew in advance about the infamous trump tower meeting with a russian lawyer. president trump and his allies argue that cohen is anything but a reliable witness. >> this special prosecutor has far more powers than any other prosecutor in the department of justice, and they are using those to bring people in like michael cohen. you know, michael cohen at this point i think would plead guilty to just about anything. jon: this as the president lobs shot after shot at his own attorney general accusing jeff sessions of ignoring corruption on the left whi

arthel: i'm arthel neville. mcghan to give the special counsel hours of testimony because he has quote nothing to hide. the president also dismissing the "new york times" report of another instance of so-called fake news. rudy giuliani was

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arthel: that's boring. jon scott is up next. jon: fox news confirming this hour that a top white house lawyer has spoken with mueller at length, sitting down with the special counsel three times. it comes as the new york times reports the white house counsel dan mcgahn is cooperating extensively with mueller's investigation. now the president is reacting to it all on twitter. i'm jon scott. this is the fox report. fox news has not independently confirmed some of the details in the new york times report but we have confirmed that mcgahn took part in three voluntary interviews with special counsel mueller. in its reporting, the times characterizes those meetings writing in part, quote, mr. mcgahn laid out how mr. trump tried to ensure control of the investigation, giving investigators a mix of information both potentially damaging and favorable to the president. mr. mcgahn cautioned investigators that he never saw mr. trump go beyond his legal authorities, though the limits of executive power are murky. let's go to ellison barber.

arthel: president trump is seeing red at a campaign-style rally in ohio ahead of a congressional electionp support for the republican candidate in a contest that could show who has the momentum heading into the mid term elections. mike: i'm mike emanuel in for eric shawn. the president talked border security and took swipes at the media while stumping for troy balderson. polls show the race is

arthel: they deserve it! i like the pedicure part. >> steaming, swamp like washington which has been drenched with the heaviest rainfall. it is wet in this town and steaming. greg: summons boxers are sticking back. [laughter] enough. you want to drive your enemies nuts? have more fun than they are. >> remember when i said when i be wild and we have a lot of f fun. he said he's not acting presidential and i would say it's a lot easier to act presidential than to do what i do. anybody can act presidential. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, of the state of florida, thank you very much for being here. you are tremendous people. i will leave now because i am boring you to death. [laughter] i can be more presidential than any president in history, except for possibly a lincoln with the big cat. greg: abe lincoln was a big hat. can you imagine abe and trump in a big debate? check out mr. big hat. what's he hiding under their another smaller hat? what's all this fun causing? the people not having fun are getting sick

hello everyone i am arthel neville.new hour inside "americas news headquarters". >> we have been covering the rallies. when you're after the march in charlottesville turned violent and ugly.leaving three people dead. of course, two virginia state troopers and the night the right group is led by jason kessler. only two or three dozen of them in lafayette park. you have shut it down grow, counter protesters include the anti-trump protesters that walk around with faces covered and masks with reports have said also attacked news media in several places. we continuing to fox news channel complete team coverage, griff jenkins is live at freedom plaza in the nations capital. we will begin with peter ducey where the so-called unite the right white supremacist nationalists protesters got off of metro station and what really was an organized controlled march under heavy police protection. >> right. they came over to her to this lafayette park. as you can see, griff jenkins earlier was at a really big rally at freedom plaza which

. >> arthel: another great report. there's one big long term threat.slowdown because companies literally cannot find enough work. the heart of that program is labor participation rate which is at the same level of your go. this at least 3 million americans who are not working but should be. we need welfare reform and skills training to get them into work. by the way, there's ideas on how to do that in my new book which you can get a positive populism.org. let's see with the panel thinks. tammy, i think something that was underreported recently was ivanka trump let this initiative unskilled training. i think the president should give more emphasis to this. it's part of his focus on making his administration. >> exactly. some of the arguments from the left and some from the right is that's why we need guestworkers. why we need more immigration. we have been so out of the mood if you will to think that there's enough americans to do these jobs. in the obama eight years there is a message that there was a new normal. your jobs would be part-time jobs deliv

arthel: that's boring. jon scott is up next. jon: fox news confirming this hour that a top white house lawyer has spoken with mueller at length, sitting down with the special counsel three times. it comes as the new york times reports the white house counsel dan mcgahn is cooperating extensively with mueller's investigation. now the president is reacting to it all on twitter. i'm jon scott. this is the fox report. fox news has not independently confirmed some of the details in the new york times report but we have confirmed that mcgahn took part in three voluntary interviews with special counsel mueller. in its reporting, the times characterizes those meetings writing in part, quote, mr. mcgahn laid out how mr. trump tried to ensure control of the investigation,

arthel: and later we have the "fox report". >> we just hope one no one in the doc committee is watching. does this president really, physically not like dogs? >> is the first president and more than 100 years to not have a dog. >> we launched an extensive web search that took us a few minutes and we could only find one photo in all the land of donald trump with a dog. >> we've been making light of the president not wanting to have a dog in the house but it's deadly serious what he does with that word. greg: that is just inaccurate. bill clinton was the last dog in the white house. [cheering and applause] yes. on thursday the media spoke truth to power meaning they spoke to themselves. about themselves. let's hear more from the most trusted man in use. >> 300 newspapers coordinated articles criticizing president trump just after he accused him of coordinating articles criticizing president trump. nobody read them. if jerks like me were not talking about it with you even know? god, that guy is gorgeous. yes, you can applaud. [applause] he's the new cronkite. why should i not quote myself?

hello everyone i am arthel neville.er inside "americas news headquarters". >> i am blake and for eric shawn. the latest poll out there join the republican troy balderson and democrat danny o'connor running neck and neck. the president now making its case for troy balderson calling out dann

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arthel: we will be quite fascinated. jon scott is up next. thanks for joining us. eric: have a good night. jon: we are learning more about the theft of a passenger plane that caused a major scare over seattle. authorities identifying the now dead suspect as an employee of horizon air saying he had a security clearance, but no pilot's license. good evening. i'm jon scott. you are watching the fox report. this was the scene above seattle last night after police say a suicidal worker stole an empty turboprop aircraft and took off from the international airport. people on the ground watching in disbelief as the suspect took the airplane on an hour-long joyride, flying upside down and doing loops over puget sound, getting chased by fighter jets, before crashing on to a nearby island. the impact causing a massive fire, killing the suspect. miraculously no one on the ground was hurt. but the incident raising major concerns about airport security. >> very unusual. it's not like we get this every day. he was able to take the aircraft and get it airborne, and we do know that

. >> i am arthel neville peer welcome everyone.ching an a tweet storm that don mcgahn, top white house lawyer gave robert mueller some 30 hours of testimony over the last nine months. mr. trump saying he let the interviews happen because he has nothing to hide adding quote - demanded transparency so

arthel: we begin with the fox news alert.lane and took off without authorization from seattle tacoma international airport was cleared to be among aircraft. the man who is not a pilot, believed to be the only person on board, flying erratically before crashing into a small island. now the dramatic incident is raising new concerns about security.hello everyone welcome to a brand new our inside "americas news headquarters" and my partner is back! still good to have you with us. i am eric shawn. team coverage on this