we have we have bret baier. he has so much to share. his name bret baier. get ready, get set.ets are blue. this is the end of silly segwayseeing segues to you. >> bret: i'm enjoying watching you eat. no edibles in washington. juan, where can i get one of those track suits no. twerking bears and heats down there. dogs and cats loving together. sometimes i feel man slapped by the "the five." fair balanced and -- we are not going to shut up about politics, jesse. but i did order the song. ♪ there you go. >> dana: i'm going to eat my cheesecake. >> bret: you have all the great food. >> bret baier you are up next. >> bret: i am. >> greg: do you want a dog calendar? >> jesse: do you like my blazer bret, yes or no? >> bret: yes. been working on that one. thanks. >> greg: more every week. >> dana: i don't have anything else so it's up to you. >> bret: bret that's good i like that. >> greg: what do you think about my new hairstyle? >> bret: nice like the duck. >> dana: do you think animals are great? >> bret: i do i don't sing the song. >> bret: can we go back to what happened there. >

bret baier live from miami on "special report." melissa.elissa: more trouble out of the dominican republic. a 15-year-old girl from argentina reportedly fallen into a coma during the last day of her vacation. this coming after at least 12 americans have died in the popular tourist destination and new data is revealing flight bookings from the u.s. to the dominican decreased nearly 74% compared to this time last year. >>> bracing for a border fight, the senate voting down the house's version of the border security bill. both chambers passing their own bill but they are remaining out of sync with each other. so where do we go now? >>> not backing down president trump suggesting action against iran -- this is not off the table, it is regime takes aim at the u.s. why experts feel, fear a snowball effect is looming. that is coming later this hour. ♪ melissa: bill blockage. the senate in this hour passing their border aid package, 84-8, but failing to get 60 votes on the house's version. the two bills will have to be reconciled. president trump t

this is "special report with brett baier." good evening welcome to washington i'm bret baier. president trump is tightening economic vice on iran. he's aiming high. he's slapping new sanctions on the islamic republic including its supreme leader. iran is calling it economic terrorism. chief white house correspondent john roberts start us off. >> the trump administration has imposed more than a thousand sanctions against iran since the u.s. pulled out of the iran nuclear deal in 2017. the sanctions announced today take the economic squeeze to a new level. >> we cannot ever let iran have a nuclear weapon. it won't happen. >> reporter: president trump made good on his pledge to hit iran with tough new sanctions today taking aim at the men at the top ayatollah. >> supreme leader of iran is one who ultimately is responsible for the hostile conduct of the regime. he's respected within his country. >> reporter: some of the sanctionings were already in the works. some were added after iran shot down an unmanned drone last week. president trump called off a retooaretaliatory strike say

. >> harris: thank you very much, and want to bring them bret baier, great to see you.s kind of like a dance who will out lean left more than the person next to them on the dance floor. >> that is right, you have these big priorities, harris, that all of these candidates seem to be getting into. the green new deal, big infrastructure project, medicare for all, and now eliminating student debt overall by senator sanders. that is $1.6 trillion. he says 2.2 trillion in the whole package. you had that to the other priorities, you have some real money there. now, the president is not campaigning on debt and deficit issues, at least not yet. and he has not wanted to focus on that, but as a country up there in the dome behind me and, eventually you will have to deal with that in reality. of where the money is coming from. >> harris: yes, real money, real questions of how to pay for it. you and i often have conversations about who the audience is for certain situations. so is the goal to get the most millennials? is the goal to get to voters who are or may be moderate who could

interesting to listen to fred smith with bret baier last night.plain this to you if you can, it's a transportation company, not a law enforcement agency. >> fedex is what we call in the law a common carrier. it is generally under the law not responsible for what it is transports unless it is put on notice what it is transporting okay,. >> if you give them a box, says a stick of dynamite through, they are responsible. if you don't tell them there is dynamite in there they are not responsible for it. the regulation which he suing the commerce secretary who is his buddy as well as the department of commerce, puts them on notice they have to determine whether or not anything that they're shipping contains anything made by huawei. connell: or any other company on the banned entity list. huawei is not even mentioned but everyone is talking about huawei but -- >> huawei is the one they're talking about, the president articulated huawei, i think quite properly as a security risk. this is not a economics matter but a security matter. connell: the burden as

i want to bring a chief political anchor bret baier, the anchor and executive editor of "special report." good to see you. let's start with the visit across the pond in the u.k., and some of the words that are going back and forth. you know, bret, i was wonder -- it was the president's true audience at this point when he speaks? >> [laughs] that's a great question. i think he is speaking to the american people, his twitter followers, he thinks his base. he kind of enjoys his counter punching. he is a big counter punch as he is landing in the u.k., someone probably makes him aware of the london mayor's op-ed, which is scathing. and then the tweets come as a counterpunch setting the groundwork, laying the field there before he arrives. clearly there's a lot of protest there, there are a lot of people in london who like to president obama better than they like president trump. there are others in london, however, who really identify. and that is the whole thing about a brexit. if you think about it, brexit and that vote, that kind of pushing away from the establishment e.u., was the pretru

bret baier we will see you tonight at 6:00 p.m."special report." >> it's always good. >> dana: as he said we are seeing a big market rally on wall street with u.s. stocks jumping the most since january. the dow up more than 450 points almost in hopes that the federal reserve will help ease trade war tensions, after yesterday's major sell-off in the tech sector regulations. >> virginia governor calling for a special session of the state legislature to address gun violence, the announcement comes four days after an employee at virginia government center shot and killed 12 people and injured work of others. they are calling on the legislature to a group several measures and giving local governments the authority to limit guns in city buildings. >> i'm calling on the elected officials this commonwealth to become second responders. your duty is clear. rushed to the scene, put a stop to this violence. heal our commonwealth. >> dana: the motive is still unclear but they say he sent his boss an email saying he was quitting for "personal re

bret baier. congressional democrats keeping their focus on the mueller report. set to vote today on a resolution that would lead to civil contempt for william barr. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has more from washington. there always seems to be another. it takes over every day. what's the latest. >> we are in the middle of a series of debates. of the first is setting the table for a couple of hours from now. it democrats say this resolution will allow them to go to court and sue to for subpoenas against the attorney general, william barr. and don mcgahn. >> we are willing to try to work with the administration, but we are not willing to have -- we are not willing to break the constitution. it to undermine the rule of law. so we are still pursuing don mcgahn, his chief of staff, and mr. mueller's should come before the committee so that we can continue to do our work. >> they say democrats are unlikely to prevail if they go to court against the attorney general, william barr. they say that democrats just don't have the evidence to prevail o

for more on this, let's bring in bret baier, anchor of "special report." there's a lot to cover. we have to make the most of these moments. can i play a little bit of your interview with patrick shanahan? take a look. >> does it affect your job at all? >> my mother asks me this question all the time. when are you going to be nominated? what i tell her is it's an honor and a privilege to serve our country, and i will serve in any capacity that the president sees fit. i don't wake up in the morning and think about whether i'm going to be nominated. i do the job. >> dana: let's get your thoughts on that. and then just a couple of months ago, the news that we have today, he has just submitted his resignation letter. >> yeah, that was to show how much he really wanted this job. he really did. going in, the thought was the problem might be that he was vice president of boeing, and there would be too many close ties with boeing, with all the defense contracts and everything else that happens with the pentagon. that was not it. it was this focus on domestic violence within his family. "t

bret baier and company.nwhile, let's get the read from this, particularly what elizabeth warren is advocating here. just decriminalize those trying to get into this country. just let them in. that's the read from this. how will that play out politically beyond the nominating process? if it was elizabeth warren as the nominee. what do you think? >> if there is a crisis on our southern border. you even have "the new york times" editorial board saying that democrats need to get on board and do something. a republican congressman told me the border it has ever been. the reason for that is because of our lacks asylum laws that incentivize people to come here illegally. making it less punitive and increasing the incentive further would make this disaster even worse. >> neil: you never want to put things down as a crass political impact. if you're donald trump and saying there's a crisis at the border and obviously democrats at the time were dismissing that. almost laughing at him. then jeh johnson puts crack in th

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. >> this is a fox news alert, i'm mike emanuel info bret baier but president trump not saying tonight whether he would follow through with his threat to impose tariffs for punishment what he perceives as a lack of cooperation for immigration. moments ago, the president returned to the white house from a week long trip from europe for dd activities and did not take questions from reporters. susan lee starts us off tonight from new york. >> both sides of the trade disputes as they are making progress to avoid u.s. tariffs being imposed on mexico, but with a monday deadline looming, a sense of urgency is morphing quickly into uncertainty. president trump returning from his europe trip coyly optimistic a deal can be reached, saying there is a good chance we will. mr. trump plans to sit down with top aides to determine whether mexico is doing enough to avoid a 5% tariff. as both sides continue meeting on friday, the friendly nature of the last minute talks also creating mixed messages. >> there's been a lot of progress in talks. everything on the table and make a decision about it. it's cl

this is "special report with brett baier." good evening welcome to washington i'm bret baier.omic vice on iran. he's aiming high. he's slapping new sanctions on the islamic republic including

clinical anchor and special report anchor bret baier was in the spin room on doing this ben!o talk about it. how about a winner and a loser from last night? >> all right, harris. good afternoon. i think the winner last night was actually joe biden. we got a list of attacks that the biden folks expected, that they would have to fend off. in the spin room right here. he wasn't mentioned once. in that sense i think he was a winner. i think a couple of people had good nights. i think julian castro did himself well. cory booker. perhaps amy klobuchar as well, she had good lines. a loser, the most attacked was beto o'rourke. he came out at times just under fire from all sides. considering he has already dropped a lot in the polling, it was interesting to see he was the target for a lot of those candidates. >> harris: i thought it was interesting, too. i asked mercedes schlapp, communication strategic director for the white house today, to respond to some of the times that president trump alluded to. his name wasn't mentioned all that much. why do you think? >> i think you're democr

former hud secretary julian castro will sit down with martha mccallum and bret baier.tioned off the top there is a buzz in democrat circles that this historically red state of arizona is a battle ground worth fighting for. and this is why. take a look at these voter registration numbers. can you see republicans are registered they outnumber democrats 1.31 million to democrats 1.17 million. take a look at other 1.25 million. democrats believe those listed as other give them reason to put money and time here. you will remember last year democrat chris citizen cinema nearly beat martha mcsally to fill the seat vacated by republican senator jeff flake. mcsally was appointed to fill the remainder of late senator john mccain's term. >> but i think national democrats and other watchers are making a mistake if they read too much into senator cinema's victory. after all she did not run as a democrat. that's an important thing to say twice. she did not run as a democrat. she ran as an independent. >> issues of importance in this border state immigration, of course, and healthcar

more fake news, brett baier.oing after fox news. >> it started when fox news had democrats doing town halls on fox news. and the president, who thinks he's the program director at fox, and maybe he is, is saying, what are they doing having these democrats on wasting time? ever since that moment, he's been a little less polite about them, and he didn't like what he watched on bret baier tonight, and he didn't like the polls. >> let's talk about what you said about him, frank, kicking off his campaign, his reelection, officially tomorrow in orlando, florida. he knows florida is a key, key state. if he loses there, chances are he won't be in the white house. is there anything his staff can actually do to manage him now, less improv and more get down to business and deal with the things you need to deal with? >> i don't know, because he's in a very kind of strange phase of his presidency, and i've been watching him over recent days, and i kind of think he's in full emperor mode. i don't like the polls, go away, polls

>> i'm bret baier in bret baier in for chris wallace. president trump backed off his terror threat with mexico and the two countries announce a deal on migrants. ♪ mexico, faced with a 5% tax on goods to the u.s. agreeing to help reduce the flow of migrants from central america. we will discuss the agreement and whether mexico can hold up its end of the bargain with acting homeland security secretary kevin mcaleenan. end. >> there is not much support in my conference for tariffs, that's for sure. >> bret: how much of a world of republican defiance play in the president's plans? we will ask the senate homeland security chair ron johnson. plus, house democrats plan to move forward with contempt votes against attorney general william barr and former white house counsel don mcgahn. as speaker nancy pelosi faces increasing the pressure. >> i respect their patients, is important. >> bret: we are joined by don westman david sicily, a key member of the house judiciary committee buried then. >> if i believe health care is a right as i do, i can n

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i emulate you, bret baier. i do. >> there you go. that's good. that's all you got to do.ill i. we hope to see you again soon. bret baier. thank you. >>> where is the big board taking us? stock prices down but not much. the dow is down 30 odd points. i think the nasdaq, the nasdaq is up 31. nice gain for tech stocks this morning. oil is at $59 a barrel and gold is up, too. okay. >>> new survey from freddie mac. only one quarter of renters say they are extremely likely ever to buy a home. only a quarter say. that's a big drop from last year. why? with mortgage rates at historic lows, why aren't more people getting to home buying? we will deal with that question after this. ♪ is where people first gathered to form the stock exchangeee, which brought people together to invest in all the things that move us forward. every day, invesco combines ideas with technology, data with inspiration, investors with solutions. because the possibilities of life and investing are greater when we come together. ♪ 4 out of 5 people who have a stroke, their first symptom... is a stroke. 80 perc

this is fox news alert, bret baier and we are coming to you live from tempe, arizona, where we are less than 30 minutes away from a fox news town hall with democratic presidential candidate julian castro. but first monitoring three major stories tonight. iranian officials denying secretary of state mike pompeo's assertion iran is responsible for attacks today on two oil tankers in the gulf of oman. he calls the incident the latest of the series of hostile to the interest of the u.s. in the region. this comes as lawmakers from both parties react to the president saying he would listen to research from foreign governments on his political opponents and might not call the fbi. in late this afternoon, a government watchdog agency recommended to president trump's counselor kellyanne conway be removed from government for a violation of the hatch act. campaigning in a federal job, the white house pushing back hard tonight. they today president trump announced a member of his administration will be leaving at the end of the month. but first, tensions are high in the goal. the u.s. and iran the

what if it was brett baier, chris wallace, and sean hannity or lou dobbs?times says rachel will be a wildcard. it is as strong as they would go. >> yeah, i think that there is a double standard here because i do think of charlie, sean hannity example came to fruition it would be an upper and it wouldn't matter if he actually did behave fairly. people would still say he had intercedes a little thing. i think people will be watching and seeing if she does behave as a journalist or she does behave as an opinion commentator. because maybe who knows, she could ask some tough questions but we could also he see her there a lot of softballs are even play favorites because we have seen her use her platform to try to influence politics. >> but there are so many better journalists i mean there's somebody that are choices i should say. rachel is not a journalist there so many better choices where they could have sidestepped the issue totally and again, you are right if this was the republican version of lou dobbs, forget it. it would be an explosion all over.times squa

i think shep does a fine job, bretbret baier does a fine job, chris wallace did a fine job when he was willingness to make it look good, sound good, to make it something that people will turn on regardless of the what the message necessarily is. because some people have their back up against his willingness to turn it into entertainment. >> what he is saying, though, is people don't really want to be informed. they don't want all of the details. they just want to feel informed. they want to think at some point in time in their mind that they've got that covered, so he was playing into that. also, roger, you've got to know that, many times over the years, if he hadn't seen a certain bias in media, that fox news could have been the exact opposite because he was looking for the entrepreneur to have the market, and it was in his estimation that cnn, msnbc, cbs, abc, c-span, the "times," "the post," everyone had a left leaning bent, so what was available was a conservative audience that was being underserved. that proved to be true because now you have one single news network which dominate

." ♪ good evening and welcome to washington, i'm bret baier.hile president trump is in great britain and the lead up to d-day ceremonies in normandy, mexican officials are here in washington trying to head off punitive tariffs over illegal immigration and border security while investors and wall street are making deals and trading on word of a potential backstop to any tariff troubles economically. the dow for example finished up today, 512. the s&p 500 gained 59. the nasdaq catapulted 194. we have details on today's market rally and the fed comment. mike emanuel on capitol hill, on how mexico is trying to convince president trump not to pull the trigger on those tariffs. john roberts traveling with the president, where a dinner was flipped. good evening, john. >> it was a reciprocal dinner it was called at the u.s. ambassador's residence tonight. president trump playing host to say thank you to them for the last two days of their prime british hospitality, and for the president and prime minister, it marked the end of a two and a half year par

[laughs] this is a fox news alert, i'm bret baier and we are once again calling to you dumb like a stomacho were not part of last nights opening session will be on stage tonight. this lineup features the two acknowledged front runners, former president joe biden and self-described democratic socialist senator bernie sanders. we will preview this evenings session with our panel a bit later. we begin right now in washington for house democrats caved in today and voted to approve the senate version of a humanitarian aid to bill for migrants along the southern

"special report with bret baier" is up next. >> bret: thanks. joe biden earns the wrath of democrats for saying in the old days the senate got things done with civility. but his examples pointed to senators who were segregationalists. polls indicate a tough sell for the public and a new u.n. report points to the saudi arabia crown prince for the death of a man. joe biden taking heat from fellow democrats. a lot of it after the presidential candidate called for civility and trying to get things done. he used his own time in the senate to tell that story. the two examples he used were labeled segregationalist. the language biden used set democrats off even more. it's the second time in recent months biden has been raked over the coals for positive comments. the former vice-president had to back track after calling vice-president pence a decent guy. peter has the story. >> democrats have been saying for months they don't want to be too tough on other democrats. whoever the nominee is, is strong against president trump. not anymore. tonight they are

on mike emanuel in for bret baier. a tenuous situation is more pressure rest pressurized tonight.ran says the drone was in its airspace and the u.s. says that is not correct. the incident has brought the two rivals closer to a shooting war that russian president vladimir putin says would be catastrophic at a minimum. we begin our coverage tonight with correspondent rich edson at the white house. >> congressional leaders have left the righ white house to upe them on the growing tension with iran. mitch mcconnell associate administration is engaged in measured responses. we will see if the united states should respond to shooting down the drone. president trump met with his national security team hours after they shut down the drone over the neural volatile straight of her news. iran's military says this video shows its forces destroying the american drone. an iranian surface-to-air missiles struck the high altitude drone in international airspace. despite his initial warning, the president then seemed to be intent. >> it was someone who was loose and stupid. it was a very foolish m

. ♪ >> i'm bret baier in for chris wallace.ce the flow of migrants from central america, we will discuss the agreement and whether mÉxico can hold up its end of the bargain with acting homeland security secretary kevin mcaleenan. >> there's not much support in my conference for tariffs, that's for sure. >> how much of the role defiance play in the president's plans, we will ask senate home security chair ron johnson. plus, house democtsla

"special report with bret baier" is up next. >> bret: thanks.ats for saying in the old days the senate got things done with civility. but his examples pointed to senators who were segregationalists. polls indicate a tough sell for the public and a new u.n. report points to the saudi arabia crown prince for the death of a man. joe biden taking heat from fellow democrats. a lot

i'm bret baier.ave to admit president trump makes an impression wherever he goes. the president does right now wrapping up a busy first day in london after monday filled with ceremony and celebration. he has been exchanging pleasantries with some of england's elite and counter punching with others. we start

that's it for this "special report with brett baier" fair and balanced. "the story with marth maccallum" starts now. >> martha: thank you. good to be back. good evening to you. >> if you want our vote, i doubt you'll get it -- >> there are ways to affect the way -- do you understand? give the people that are racist off the streets. >> if anyone who is on patrol is shown to be a racist or to do something racist in a way that is substantiated, that is their last day on the streets. >> martha: very tense moments for south bend mayor pete buttigieg when he stepped off the campaign trail to head back home to south bend and he faced some of those angry constituents after a shooting by a police officer left a man dead. officials say that officer ryan o'neal was responding to a call about cars being broken into. o'neal said he encountered eric logan and he approached him with a knife and refused to drop it. o'neal did not turn on his body camera. eric logan's mother confronted the mayor. >> i'm tired talking now. >> martha: it becomes increasing issue. look for t

more fake news, brett baier.rump's unhappy about the 30-hour-long chat he had with george stephanopoulos. one exchange that stood out above all the others was the cough-fefe involving his chief of staff. he kicked him out of the office on camera because he was coughing during the interview, which is an interesting look into his mind, but the author of "the art of the deal" spent a lot of time with him. >> when you think of mick mulvaney, and he says get out of the room because you coughed, to know trump is to hate trump. to know trump is to hate trump, meaning everybody who knows him, deep down hates him completely. [ applause ] >> jimmy: can you be more specific? are you saying -- would he be fun on a camping trip for instance? this is how politicians embarrass themselves in pakistan. this was on facebook live. some pakistani officials were talking to reporters, and somebody on the social media team neglected to switch the cat filter off. so this guy is a regional minister. he had no idea he had whiskers and ear

welcome to washington, i'm bret baier. just minutes ago we learned a request for more u.s. been sent to the pentagon. the move, coming as the u.s. navy releases new photographs it says proves iran was behind the tanker attack in the gulf late last week. the photos, officials say, show iranian boats placing explosives on the two oil tankers. if this comes as a trust administration amps up pressure on allies to keep putting the squeeze on tehran. iran not backing down, and today they put the world on notice that the iranian -- uranium stockpile limits set by the 2015 nuclear deal will be broken in just ten

the ceo who runs fedex, fred smith, he was on with bret baier yesterday, talking about suing the commerceome of these huawei restrictions which he says go way over the top and limit commerce period. so far no response yet from the commerce department, but we do have analysis, good thing, by "the liberty file" host on "fox nation," judge andrew napolitano. i thought this was a very significant development and, because, he carries a great corporate heft. he is speaking for a lot of companies that are on the receiving end of a lot of this. >> he's right and he filed a lawsuit yesterday in the united states district court, federal trial court in washington, d.c., against wilbur ross and against the commerce department. they can make whatever rules they want but they can't, the gist of the lawsuit, but they can't put the burden, the expense, the cost of enforcing those rules on fedex. what do they want fedex to do? open up the package, go inside the computer to see if anything in there is made by huawei? can you imagine the cost for fedex to do that? that is not fedex's duty. neil: a lot of ot

good evening, i'm bret baier coming to you live from the white house on the north lawn where the president

has added urgency because everyone's talking about how bad his poll numbers are, even fox news' bret baier back here in the u.s., former vice president joe biden hopes the third time's the charm as a new fox news poll shows voters favor the 2020 candidate to president trump by ten points and he's not the only democratic contender leading the president in the most recent polls. >> stephen: ouch. fox news-- you-- you-- you pledged to be there for him for better or worse. keep this up, and he's going to leave you for a younger network. just watch-- you gotta-- you gotta be careful. ( applause ) and trump was watching bret. "@foxnews polls are always bad for me. they were against crooked hillary also. something weird going on at fox." ( laughter ) yes, i agree. something weird going on at fox. they've started reporting-- and i hope i'm pronouncing this right upon tru... the trooth?" ( applause ) then trump tweeted the unthinkable: "more fake news @bretbaier." if trump can't trust fox, his what's he going to do? only source of news will be snapple caps. "'flamingos turn pink from eating shrimp.

on mike emanuel in for bret baier. a tenuous situation is more pressure rest pressurized tonight.

. >> this is a fox news alert, i'm mike emanuel info bret baier but president trump not saying tonightugh with his threat to impose tariffs for punishment what he perceives as a lack of cooperation for immigration. moments ago, the president returned to the white house from a week long trip from europe for dd activities and did not take questions from reporters. susan lee starts us off tonight from new york. >> both sides of the trade disputes as they are making progress to avoid u.s. tariffs being imposed on mexico, but with a monday deadline looming, a sense of

good evening and welcome to washington, i'm bret baier. if president trump is honoring allied troops who launched the largest air and seaborne invasion in history 75 years ago on this day. d-day. the president called the men who stormed the beaches of normandy on june 6th 1944 among the very greatest americans who will ever live. among those attending, some of the survivors of that momentous day. men in their final years who is lives were changed forever, and all this happens as the political war here at home. mike emanuel is on capitol hill, and that's definitely raising eyebrows. first up though, chief white house correspondent john roberts with the president in northwestern france. >> good morning to you from normandy where the american cemetery here is a place of quiet majesty, a place where more than 10,000 people gathered today to pay tribute to a generation that saved europe. >> it was a ceremony befitting the heroes who change the course of history. more than 9,000 who rest at the cemetery and those still able to attend the 75th an

[laughs] this is a fox news alert, i'm bret baier and we are once again calling to you dumb like a stomach coming to you from the adrian center. ten candidates who were not part of last nights opening session will be on stage tonight. this lineup features the two acknowledged front runners, former president joe biden and self-described democratic socialist senator bernie sanders. we will preview this evenings session with our panel a bit later. we begin right now in washington for house democrats caved in today and voted to approve the senate version of a humanitarian aid to bill for migrants along the southern border. mike emanuel is on capitol hill tonight with the breaking news and what led to today's compromise. >> the houseboat was one oh 5-3 oh two. now it goes to a signature with much left democrats divided. >> this is not the one we had hoped for but it was one that we will be voting on today. >> under intense pressure, nancy pelosi surrendered a writing "in order to get resources to the children fastest, we will reluctantly pass the senate bill." policy to keep for many republican

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"special report" is up next, with bret baier. >> bret: want it really does have a nice chair. president trumps the mike trump asserts his executive privilege, bernie sanders puts democratic socialism for the future despite joe biden's efforts to focus on the past. and what is killing americans at resorts in the dominican republic? we will take you there. this is special report. good evening. president trump has no deadline for china or north korea. he does have mexico on the clock and poland's money. and they've had some dismal poll numbers here at home. president trump is worried at all about his chances for reelection and he would have never known it today. he held court with the media over three times the course of the afternoon and put on an air show of sorts over the white house. >> a rare sight over the nation's capital, and f35 making a low pass over the white house, the demonstration to seal a new deal with poland to buy 32 of the joint strike fighters. speak to the latest model and i congratulate you, that means you have good taste. >> meeting with poland's conservati

i'm bret baier. we are coming to you live from pebble beach golf links in pebble beach, california, site of the u.s. open golf championship. during the next hour, we will bring you behind the scenes of our national championship and look back at some of its greatest moments here at pebble beach. first up, though, president trump saying he knows iran is responsible for a recent series of tanker attacks and his defense department providing what it says is video evidence. correspondent, kevin corke, is at the white house to show us tonight. good evening, kevin. >> evening, bret. what it purports to show, if it's accurate, the iranians are behind a series of attacks in the region. that's what the president believes. >> happy birthday to you. >> reporter: a happy 73rd birthday serenade for president trump in the white house. while his attention in the rose garden was on domestic policy, earlier, he took -- about iran's behavior. >> one of the mines didn't explode and it has iran written all over it. >> rep

"special report" is up next with bret baier. >> bret: you're so cynical. thanks, jesse. a fox news alert. in washington late this afternoon, mexican officials were meeting with vice president pence and a u.s. team trying to persuade them that they're doing all they can to stem the tide of migrants running to the u.s. border. it's a situation customs officials are now calling a full blown emergency. one that is quickly getting out of control. president trump is threatening to impose tariffs on mexico if the country doesn't make changes and quickly. we have fox team coverage tonight. rich edson is trying to get details. we begin with william la jeunesse with a crisis at the border. good evening, william. >> bret, the numbers underscore what president trump has said about tariffs. the number entering the u.s. illegally continues to climb from a low of 15,000 a month after the president took office, apprehensions in may topped 144,000. the yellow line shooting up. 30% increase from april. double january. highest in 13 years. why? experts say unless there's consequences, ther

self-sacrifice that was so evident during world war ii, you look in the eyes of these eat then young men, bret baier has been studying and writing about this period for a long time and he writes about d-day in his upcoming book. thank you for sticking around to talk to us about this this evening. your thoughts on that period, when they are formulating the plan and there were a lot of different ideas on whether it should be normandy or whether the approach should be from somewhere else. >> first of all, great job over the past few days with long hours. some amazing images of the stories that you are bringing to us. i looked at was a conference in tehran, november 1943 between fdr, winston churchill, and joseph stalin, the soviet leader and it was their first get-together where they essentially planned d-day and it was a lot of was a lot of back and forth. stalin was really pushing for that to go forward, there was a lot of concern from churchill whether they could trust stalin and really buy into the soviets. the concern and fdr's concern was that the soviets could go the other way. that hitler could

i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. was ready to pull the trigger on the attack against iran following the downing of a u.s. drone.

i am bret baier. president trump four and a half hours away from what could be the most crucial meetings of his term. he will talk with china's president about the ongoing trade war between the world's top two economies and whether they will continue to volley tariffs at one another or move towards reconciliation. tonight's meeting comes after a high-profile session between president trump and russia's vladimir putin that featured a reference to moscow's interference in the u.s. elections in a unique way. chief white house correspondent john roberts is in osaka, japan, early saturday morning right now. good evening, john. >> bret, good morning to you. the top trade negotiators for all mats, trying to lay the groundwork for what they hope will be a successful summit this morning. president trump's leading with chinese leaders using paying determine whether a trade chocolate trying to get back on track at a bilateral meeting with brazil's president, president trump building the anticipation. >> a lot of

bret baier will have full coverage. the news continues, though, the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is expected to meet with 9/11 first responders tomorrow as the funds that helps them pay for health care is running out of money. remember, it was jon stewart who pleaded please, please meet with the nine elevenths first responders. there has been hesitation. now, according to "the new york post," mitch mcconnell will do that. fox news parent company share common ownership. jon stewart testified on capitol hill earlier this month. calling for lawmakers to extend the victim compensation fund. official same with a 95,000 people are now sick or are expected to contract illnesses from 9/11 related incidents. one of them is the retired nypd detective, lou alvarez, who breezed in toxic dust for weeks at the world trade center. when he went from his 69th around of chemotherapy after testifying in washington, doctors told him his liver had shut down. he is now in care. lou reached out to our team last week, saying he wante

i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. president trump's disclosure that he was ready to pull the trigger on the attack against iran following the downing of a u.s. drone. but the president said he changed his mind at the last minute after hearing how many iranians would die after the assault. >> the situation in the middle east and near the persian gulf is volatile per president trump said the united states could revisit a military strike against iran and iran can never have a nuclear weapon. president trump tweeted, the u.s. military was caulked, loaded, ready to strike before he called it off. >> nothing is green-lighted until the very end because things change. >> the president said he canceled the strike after asking how many iranians the strike would likely kill. >> here we are sitting with 150 dead people that would've taken place probably within half an hour after i said go ahead. and i didn't like it. i didn't think it was proportionate. >> a u.s. defense official said the military had targeted the radar installat