so phil bredesen was recruited by schumer to run for the senat senate.ve it? and bredesen were to ever get elected, he would do whatever chuck and nancy -- remember the term, "chuck and nancy," they don't want to the wall, they want open borders, they are more interested in taking care of criminals then they are and taking care of you. [boos] bredesen donated a lot of money tohe the campaigns of barack oba and hillary clinton. [boos] crookedoo hillary. [crowd chanting "lock her up"] so how do you like the fact they had people infiltrating our campaign? can you imagine? can you imagine? can you imagine people infiltrating our campaign? is there anybody in this big, beautiful arena, right now, that is infiltrating our campaign? will you please raise your hand. that would take courage. [laughs] now, look, you take a look at what is going on. never, in the history our country,hi has something taken place like took place during the selection. in all fairness, i am no fan of crazy birds bernie sanders. i'm no fan. but i want to tell you, he got screwed. he did

bredesen donated a lot of money to the campaign's of barack obama and hillary clinton. [crowd booing] pres. trump: crooked hillary. "]rowd chanting "lock her up pres. trump: how do you like the

the bashing of bredesen did not go over well with bredesen. he's a joe manchin type. i know the president wants blackburn in there. he's the type of democrat that you can work with. he's as much like nancy pelosi as i am. >> judge, we have breaking news. the president is about to sign the rigbill into law, this is something the white house is advocating for. it's for families that can gain access now, terminally ill patients that want to try experimental drug treatments not approved by the fda, this is some way that they can gain access to those drugs. what this does, too, and the vice president was just on stage before he introduced the president, he's now meeting with the families, thanked him for his fight for this. this puts the access in the hands of all americans that are terminally ill. some groups like the american cancer society have pushed against this. some democrats have pushed against it saying that it puts those patients who, again, are terminally ill, at risk because the fda may not have vetted the drugs. right now the president is about to sign the bil

[laughter] but phil bredesen supported her. he supported her ideas. border wall. build that wall] so we have already started. we got 1.6 billion in the last approval. remember, this we had to take care of our military, folks. okay? [cheers] we had to take care of them. i got $700 billion for our military and next year i got 700 and $16 billion. and our enemies look at us much differently now. [cheers and applause] than they looked at us two years ago. [chanting u.s.a.] we also, by the way, very important to all of us, we got $6 billion. that's b, billion. 700 b. billion. we got $600 billion for opioid and getting rid of that scourge that's taking over our country. the numbers are way down. we are getting the word out. bad. bad stuff. you go to the hospital. you have a broken arm. you come out, you are a drug addict with this crap. it's way down. we're doing a good job with it. but we have got $6 billion to help us with opioid. so, if you want strong borders and, again, we have started that wall. we have 1.6 bull for the wall we started the wall. and? saand in san

his own party's nominee in a very awkward interview. >> they were asking me about governor bredesen.friend. i'm not going to campaign against him, but i am supporting our nominee. >> can you tell me why republican marsha blackburn is better to represent your state in tennessee and take your seat than phil bredesen? >> well i think most people in our state -- it is a red state -- will focus on the first vote she makes. and that's the vote to elect the majority leader. >> senator, that's not a ringing endorsement of marsha blackburn to say that she should be elected just because she's going to vote for mitch mcconnell. >> well, um -- you know, i'm supporting the nominee. >> seth: wow. i -- [ light laughter ] i would not want bob corker to write my letter of recommendation. "if you hire seth meyers, i can promise that he will be one of your employees." [ laughter and applause ] and corker -- corker isn't the only republican who seems to be distancing himself from trump. this weekend cnn asked white house councilor kellyanne conway about her husband, george conway, a respected lawyer who

marsha's very liberal democrat opponent, phil bredesen. he is an absolute total tool of chuck schumer. together we are taking back our country. we are returning the power back to our great american patriots. >> sandra: that reality coming days after president trump abruptly canceled that planned june 12th summit between kim jong-un and himself. but today the most senior north korean official to visit the u.s. in nearly two decades heading to new york city in hopes of laying the ground work for that potential meeting. >> bill: team fox coverage this morning. john roberts live at the white house. analysis from steven hayes in washington let's start with david lee miller live in new york city where there will be a big meeting today or tomorrow david lee. let's start there. >> good morning. it's expected the north korean diplomat, kim yong chol, will arrive at new york's jfk airport in the next few hours. much about his itinerary is secret. the administration is taking a three-pronged approach for preparing with a summit with north korea. meet

she's set to face phil bredesen in the upcoming elections. >> these are tools of chuck schumer and the ms-13 lover nancy pelosi. >> the president accused democrats of being soft on illegal immigration and with the vie lend ms-13 gang. he worked his recent comments about them into his speech. >> and this is why we call the bloodthirsty ms-13 gang members exactly the name i used last week. what was the name? >> animals! >> animals. >> he also renewed his call on mexico to pay for the border wall. >> they're going to pay for the wall, and they're going to enjoy it, okay? >> reporter: mexican president enrique pena nieto was quick to respond, tweeting, no, mexico will never pay for a wall. not now, not ever. and president trump repeated his criticisms of special counsel robert mueller's investigation. >> never in the history of our country has something taken place like took place during this election. >> he has called the investigation spygate and a which hunt. republicans hold a slim two-seat majority in the u.s. senate. tennessee's seat is seen as a critical race for both parties in the

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today and tomorrow thank you very much good luck with everything and we thank and i think petersburg bredesen royal for allowing us to host this interview. thank you. welcome to worlds apart israel has long contended that its security compels it to go to much greater lengths than other countries may be willing to or capable of but with the killing of dozens and injuring of thousands of palestinians in just one day the security argument gets a laugh and less sympathy abroad except perhaps in the united states dusty's real still care about how its actions are perceived anywhere but in the white house well to discuss that i'm now joined by dore gold the president of the jerusalem center for public affairs and former adviser to israeli prime minister ariel sharon benjamin netanyahu and ester it's great to talk to you today thank you very much for your time my pleasure now i know you were greatly overjoyed by the americans deciding to move their embassy to jerusalem is there anything else that you would like the trumpet administration to do on the israeli palestinian track well right now the.

i like phil bredesen. he will be tough to pete.oints in the "real clear politics" average. president sees this as area that could use his help. stuart: he stood the crowd up last night. they were his supporters. some were waiting over a day to get in there. of course, that style goes down well, with his core supporters in tennessee. >> right. stuart: i got it. >> yeah. stuart: but what about the rest of the country? >> i think if we learned anything, stuart, his style will not change. the style works or doesn't work. but what i find really interesting this is a president, he loves to campaign. stuart: yeah. >> not everybody loves to campaign. president obama i think did it because he wanted to help. but that drive, that sort of bill clinton drive, that lyndon johnson drive, where they just love to get out there, and could go on longer than people even want them to, is a unique quality that not all presidents have. whether or not it will work for him in the end, i don't know. i guarranty the style is not going to change. stuart: who

bredesen >> laura: didn't you ke left has a total monopoly on compassion?is the compassion here? if only 22 democrats supported the right to try to bill the president trump signed into law today. it will allow terminally ill patients to try drugs not yet approved by the fda. but wait a minute, i thought it was a heartless president trump that doesn't care about america? >> it seems clear to me that this president doesn't care about the united states of america. >> donald trump doesn't really care about the country or the people. he only cares about himself. >> once the life of a human being worth? it's priceless, and that something that the president is never going to understand. >> laura: i think actions speak louder than words. we did speak out to democrats but none of them agreed to appear on the show, very sad about that. let's look at what's going on with monica raleigh. in washington, a radio talk show host, garland nixon. garland, here are the democrats who voted against, and we will get into the right to try bill. but the prison reform bill which i

bredesen donated a lot of money to the campaign's of barack obama and hillary clinton.booing] pres. trump: crooked hillary. [crowd chanting "lock her up"] pres. trump: how do you like the facts? they had people infiltrating our campaign. can you imagine? can you imagine? can you imagine people infiltrating our campaign? is there anybody in this big, beautiful arena right now that is infiltrating our campaign? would you please raise your hand? that would take courage. no, look. take a look at what is going on. never in the history of our country has something taken place like took place during this election. in all fairness, i'm no fan of crazy bernie sanders. i'm no fan. but i want to tell you, he got screwed. he did. he did. crazy bernie. he still does not know what happened. no, he does not know. i saw him on television -- i don't know what happened. me, too. i thought he was winning. but it helped me because we were very, very cautious. and, we work hard. many speeches a day. that last month of campaigning. and some of the polls got it right but i tell you what. crow

marcia's very liberal democrat opponent phil bredesen, i never heard of this guy. who is he?s he? he is a tool of chuck schumer and, of course, the ms-13 lover nancy pelosi. [crowd boos] they are more interested in taking care of criminals than they are in taking care of you. how do you like the fact they had people infiltrating our campaign? [crowd boos] >> can you imagine? can you imagine? we are coming up with great healthcare. our secretary of labor is coming out with a plan in two weeks. we are taking back our country. we're returning the power back to our great american patriots. [cheers and applause] brian: this is a concern for the republicans. they are worried about arizona the senate seat there with jeff flake. they are worried about this seat here in tennessee because it does not help that bob corker and phil bredesen are friends even though they are democrats and republicans. gave a lukewarm endorsement to marsha blackburn. how about i will vote for the republican. he said she is going to have a tough time. she said i'm going to take nashville values to washington

phil bredesen is ahead of her. >> republicans are playing defense this year.pectacularly good map by historical standards for republicans. democrats are playing defense in three times as many seats as republicans are. but there are a handful where republicans will have a hard time. replacing bob corker won't be easy work. the president's visit today is reflective of that challenge. how do you fire up the republican base in tennessee? which in blackburn's district loves donald trump, is very much for the president. that's how she will win this primary because she is cleaved closely to the president. but then in the general election where a very popular former governor has an advantage in suburban areas outside of memphis, knoxville and nashville where the president isn't so popular. how do you fire off the base without turning off voters in the middle? >> sandra: that's why you're here. i can ask you. this is the president's third visit to the state. >> probably he will be fired up. based on his tweet pattern over the long holiday weekend i would say the presid

president trump during his speech that night, he referred to your competitor, that would be phil bredesenot quite accurate because he was a very popular, i think former governor in the state of tennessee. so you got a fight on your hands. >> we know this is going to be a close race. that is what we've said all along. my opponent is someone who was a governor, and this is his fourth statewide race. it is my first statewide race. but we know that tennesseans want their tennessee values to work for them in washington, d.c. that is one of the things they have always appreciated about my representation of them in congress. i take those tennessee values to d.c. to work. i'm home every weekend talking to people, talking to tennesseans and hearing about the things they want to talk about, which is securing that border, more conservative judges on the bench. lowering taxes, economic growth that you're seeing in tennessee is just really so significant. and people like the fact that the tax cuts are working. they want to see more of them. they know my opponent had said he would have voted against th