jon: bret baier, we'll be talking to you again after we hear from senator lindsey graham who is expected to make his announcement in about ten minutes. bret, thank you. jenna: all eyes on south carolina. back to washington, d.c. where lawmakers heading back to capitol hill hours after the senate tailed to strike a deal in the nsa national security program before the midnight deadline. they have now lost their authority to collect americans phone records in bulk. some say creating a security risk but others disagree saying this is necessary pause in the program. doug mckelway on capitol hill. doug? >> reporter: the yes of -- question of how big after miss we're having with the absents of the collection data program keith alexander former head of the national security agency have both said that as many said 54 terrorism plots were thwarted with the help of this bulk data collection program. president obama used a slightly lower figure, 50 terror plots authority third the under questioning general alexander admitted that those numbers were grossly overstated. as many as only one or two plot

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bret baier joins us 15 minutes from now. subject releasing new video claiming they plan to take over and liberate baghdad. soon. here's what kansas congressman kevin yoda had to say on ietion isis and the president nonstrategy. empleg we have no strategy, that sends a bad signal back home to americans and it certainly ting -- tells isis that to not be worried about what the united states will do in response. >> a quit note a pentagon source tellings fox news there's more u.s. forces inside iraq than there are iraqi soldiers being trained. that just in. new jersey highest court ruling in chris christie over pension paymentses. christie promised to put 1.6 billion dollars into the state workers pension fund. he didn't do it. the court said that is okay. judge napolitano said it could hurt the governor politically. roll tape. >> he now has most of the state pup in arms against him, and he doesn't have a supreme court to blame. he can only -- he has himself to be responsible for why he doesn't have the 1.6 billion in contributio

bret baier will join us live from washington with reaction. >>> how about this?r tax dollars to do that. is that a good idea? i don't think so. we'll have a fair and balanced debate coming up. ♪ you can stretch right up and touch the sky ♪ ♪ when the weather's nice you got women you got women on your mind ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. today is monday june first i'm kimberly guilfoyle in for elizabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert, one man bringing the nsa's data collection program to a screeching halt. in an extraordinary light night senate session. >> are we going to so blindly go along and just say take it? i'm not going to take it anymore. i don't think the american people are going to take it anymore. >> are americans better off with a key portion of the patriot act off the book snz bret baier joins us live from washington. >>> hours before their travel ban was supposed to be lifted a sudden development in the case of those five former gitmo prisoners we exchanged for bowe bergdahl. what are they doing now? >>> he was killed in a helicopter crash. this national guard

i'm bret baier.republicans go on the offensive today after hillary clinton went on the attack calling several potential candidates out by name over voting rights. john roberts is in des moines tonight with more on the roast of hillary's arguments. new jersey governor chris christie never one to take criticism lightly fired back with both barrels today that hillary clinton's charge

good evening i'm chris wallace in for bret baier.g more tonight about the young man who has reportedly confessed to murdering nine people in a south carolina church wednesday night. dylann roof appeared in court today for an extraordinary session in which relatives of the victims directly confronted him, and some forgave him. a vigil is about to begin to mourn the dead. we are also getting first person accounts of the grief and despair he a

. >>> i'm bret baier in washington and this is a fox news alert. legislation ended the national security agency's collections of your phone records while preserving some of its other surveillance authorities. senate republican leaders opposed the house passed usa freedom act but they were forced to accept it unchanged after last-ditch attempts to amend it or reject it. a short time ago, president obama tweeted he will sign the bill as soon as he gets it. >>> speaking of surveillance we're learning tonight the fbi is losing low-flying airplanes to keep an eye on you. and a lot of peopl

good evening i'm chris wallace in for bret baier. we're learning more tonight about the young man who has reportedly confessed to murdering nine people in a south carolina church wednesday night. dylann roof appeared in court today for an extraordinary session in which relatives of the victims directly confronted him, and some forgave him. a vigil is about to begin to mourn the dead. we are also getting first person accounts of the grief and despair he allegedly caused the living. correspondent rich edson is in charleston again tonight. >> reporter: dylann roof the 21-year-old police accuse of murdering several worshippers wednesday night at emanuel ame church made a court appearance by video from jail. at an afternoon hearing on nine counts of murder. >> what is your age? >> 21 sir. >> 21 years old. are you employed? >> no sir. >> you're unemployed at this time? >> yes, sir. >> thank you. >> reporter: off camera we heard for the first time from the victims' families. >> we welcomed you wednesday night in our bible study with open ar

i'm chris wallace in for bret baier.year-old white man is in custody tonight, accused of slaughtering nine people at a historically black church in south carolina. president obama again called for tougher gun controls while acknowledging the current political climate will not allow it. we have fox team coverage tonight. doug mcelway at the white house with the president expressing sadness and

i'm bret baier. this is a fox news alert. new fox follows are out tonight and there is not a clear front-runner in the nomination. this shows increasing distrust of hillary clinton. we have mike emanuel with the latest fox polls and how the gop candidates are trying to set themselves apart. first, chief white house correspondent ed henry on how the controversies over hillary clinton's private e-mail and questionable donations to the clinton foundation are having an effect on voters. good evening, ed. >> good evening, bret. hillary clinton claims this is a

. >>> i'm bret baier in washington and this is a fox news alert. legislation ended the national security agency's collections of your phone records while preserving some of its other surveillance authorities. senate republican leaders opposed the house passed usa freedom act but they were forced to accept it unchanged after last-ditch attempts to amend it or reject it. a short time ago, president obama tweeted he will sign the bill as soon as he gets it. >>> speaking of surveillance we're learning tonight the fbi is losing low-flying airplanes to keep an eye on you. and a lot of people are upset about it. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is here tonight. >> thein many cases, they are flying without approval using technology to gather video or cell phone data and tonight the fbi emphasized to fox news the program is not secret and the data collection is targeted. over a 30-day period the a.p. investigation found more than 100 flights over at least 11 cities including seattle, houston, phoenix, chicago, boston minneapolis and over

>>> welcome to washington i'm bret baier and this is a fox news alert.s exposed the personal information of millions of federal employees, the department of homeland security and the fbi are investigating tonight the case that could affect every federal agency. correspondent kevin corke has the rateest on this breaking toer from the white house >> reporter: security experts tell us this is just the latest example of an ongoing cyber war with china for the second time in less than a year we are told that back in december client niese hackers accessed the office of personnel management computers and in the process they may have been able to breach the perso

bret baier anchors fox news reporting crossing jordan. escape from terror.s depted access to his country as thousands of christians and muslips tries to flee extremist violence in his home land. >> one of the largest camps is here. five years ago, this was desert. today with 82000 people it is jordan's fourth largest city. there are all sorts of all ages each with a personal tragedy. it is where we met six-year-oldbian. she came with her mother and sister and just the clothes on her back and without her father. >> i want to sing a song for my father. >> her father is one of the many who disappeared in the syrian prison system. >> my father was arrested. >> he went out to buy coffee and we didn't so him again. we cried when he didn't come home. >> escape from terror airs tonight right after the fox report. >> and fox report from the campaign trail. and wooing voters. and plus an exclusive interview with plans to take on hillary clinton. and debate over lowering the confederate flag in south carolina continues, one within i think she tried to kill us. are you

bret baier is live. to the trade deal first. so interesting to watch the presidents long-term advisaries help push it through and people like nancy pelosi is trying to stop it. >> it seems like it will get through. it seems like the majority leader is going to get the vote he needs. he needs 60 votes. he had 14 democrats vote last time. tpa and taa, putting the two together is how they got it through the senate. the house passed one and not the other and they will vote on that and send the clean version of the trade assistant adjustment act back to the house and the challenge is for house democrats to decide if they will nuke the deal again despite the push from the president and senior leaders in the administration. >> when the president came to capital hill, nancy pelosi was there are him and yet she votes against it. will she do that again? >> that is the real question. the thought is there is heavy pressure on house democrats. this is a piece of legislation on the trade assistance remember? this is the federal assistance to

i'm bret baier. the debate is as old as america itself. which is more important? your privacy or security in and how much of one are you willing to give up to get more of the other? a 21st century version of the argument is playing out right now behind me on capitol hill. a handful of provisions of the patriot act have been suspended

i'm bret baier. republicans go on the offensive today after hillary clinton went on the attack calling several potential candidates out by name over voting rights. john roberts is in des moines tonight with more on the roast of hillary's arguments. new jersey governor chris christie never one to take criticism lightly fired back with both barrels today that hillary clinton's charge and other governors were disenfranchising voters. >> hillary clinton doesn't know anything about the states that she attacked and she wants an opportunity to commit greater acts of voter fraud around the country. so you know i'm not worried about her opinion. >> reporter: clinton has gone so far as to join a lawsuit in ohio in an attempted to roll back voting laws there. among other things she's calling for 20 days of early voting less than ohio already has, prompting this sharp response from republican governor john kasich. >> an incumbent of the state of ohio and say we're oppressing the vote when new york only has elect

i'm bret baier. the debate is as old as america itself. which is more important? your privacy or security in and how much of one are you willing to give up to get more of the other? a 21st century version of the argument is playing out right now behind me on capitol hill. a handful of provisions of the patriot act have been suspended over collective liberty and protection. mike emanuel leads off with an elusive effort to find the right balance. >> we'll have a vote on that legislation as soon as we can. >> reporter: the senate majority leader used that language because rand paul is running the clock to cause a lapse in three components of the patriot act. this morning, paul said he won. >> the government will not collect your phone records in bulk. i think that's a huge victory. >> what expired at midnight were three national security tools, the nsa collection of phone records and the mateetadata and roving tracking and a lone wolf provision for those plotting attacks on their own. >> we're not listening to people's phone calls. there is no content collected. >> r

from jordan, bret baier. we come to you from amman, the capital of jordan an improbable out post of progressive in a region being swept into turmoil. this small kingdom sits in the cross hairs of isis sharing borders with the collapsing states of syria and iraq from which the so-called islamic state has been carved. just beyond looms iran with ambitions to dominate the region. standing against these currents is the thoroughly modern would be architect of the new middle east, jordan's king abdullah. a man who is comfortable joking with jon stewart and driving a helicopter. first, he says he'll visit ruin on the enemy's of his people. jordan is a nation besieged. surrounded by war, this moderate arab country has become in effect another casablanca like in the old humphrey bogart movie. a place where refugees can find temporary refuge. how to deal with the people in the here and now. it's a king sized problem. >> there are 1.5 million syrian refugees in our country. that's almost 21% of our population. >> i aske

i'm bret baier in washington. national insecurity here in the capitol city at least for awhile today. both the white house and the capitol were the targets of phoned-in bomb threats this afternoon. a senate hearing on the tsa's latest security troubles was suspended and the building cleared. a short time later, the televised white house briefing was cut short and journalists were ushered out. but it was what did not happen at the white house that raised the most questions. correspondent doug mcelway has the latest tonight. >> reporter: while the white house press corps was making a quick exit from the briefing room the president wasn't going

to look at some brand new fox news polls we have out, bret baier host of "special report." oes without saying if we get a supreme court decision we'll move our discussion to that very quickly. >> i would think so. martha: meantime we do want to take a look at some of these, takeaways from these increasing close races between hillary clinton and pretty much anybody else. >> yeah. well, listen, this is early obviously but it's significant because all of these republicans are vying for attention. it is also significant to point out that each time a republican has done a launch, a campaign launch he or she has seen a bit of a bump. we saw jeb bush move up in a number of polls just over the past week since his launch. it is significant but really the state has we're looking at first, iowa, new hampshire south carolina, nevada, jeb bush still has a pretty big hurdle to convince conservatives especially in those states that he is the guy to carry the mantle. martha: it is always interesting when you dig into these and look at some of the internals because the headline has been, tha

. >>> i'm bret baier in washington and this is a fox news alert. legislation ended the national security agency's collections of your phone records while preserving some of its other surveillance authorities. senate republican leaders opposed the house passed usa freedom act but they were forced to accept it unchanged after last-ditch attempts to amend it or reject it. a short time ago, president obama tweeted he will sign the bill as soon as he gets it. >>> speaking of surveillance we're learning tonight the fbi is losing low-flying airplanes to keep an eye on you. and a lot of people are upset about it. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is here tonight. >> thein many cases, they are flying without approval using technology to gather video or cell phone data and tonight the fbi emphasized to fox news the program is not secret and the data collection is targeted. over a 30-day period the a.p. investigation found more than 100 flights over at least 11 cities including seattle, houston, phoenix, chicago, boston minneapolis and over

. >>> i'm bret baier in washington and this is a fox news alert.ion ended the national security agency's collections of your phone records while preserving some of its other surveillance authorities. senate republican leaders opposed the house passed usa freedom act but they were forced to accept it unchanged after last-ditch attempts to amend it or reject it. a short time ago, president obama tweeted he will sign the bill as soon as he gets it. >>> speaking of surveillance we're learning tonight the fbi is losing low-flying airplanes to keep an eye on you. and a lot of people are upset about

i'm bret baier. republicans go on the offensive today after hillary clinton went on the attack calling several potential candidates out by name over voting rights. john roberts is in des moines tonight with more on the roast of hillary's arguments. new jersey governor chris christie never one to take criticism lightly fired back with both barrels today that hillary clinton's charge and other governors were disenfranchising voters. >> hillary clinton doesn't know anything about the states that she attacked and she wants an opportunity to commit greater acts of voter fraud around the country. so you know i'm not worried about her opinion. >> reporter: clinton has gone so far as to join a lawsuit in ohio in an attempted to roll back voting laws there. among other things she's calling for 20 days of early voting less than ohio already has, prompting this sharp response from republican governor john kasich. >> an incumbent of the state of ohio and say we're oppressing the vote when new york only has elect

i'm bret baier. this is a fox news alert. new fox follows are out tonight and there is not a clear front-runner in the nomination. this shows increasing distrust of hillary clinton. we have mike emanuel with the latest fox polls and how the gop candidates are trying to set themselves apart. first, chief white house correspondent ed henry on how the controversies over hillary clinton's private e-mail and questionable donations to the clinton foundation are having an effect on voters. good evening, ed. >> good evening, bret. hillary clinton claims this is a republican fascination and our polls suggest otherwise. while hillary clinton joked about her e-mail server behind closed doors, a democrat went public today with his view the server should be turned over to a judge. he says he doesn't believe republicans on the hill will be fair so an independent umpire needs to investigate whether only personal e-mail was deleted. >> have some neutral observer not the u.s. congress that's clearly going after a political witch hunt here but

i'm bret baier. the debate is as old as america itself. which is more important? your privacy or security in and how much of one are you willing to give up to get more of the other? a 21st century version of the argument is playing out right now behind me on capitol hill. a handful of provisions of the patriot act have been suspended over collective liberty and protection. mike emanuel leads off with an elusive effort to find the right balance. >> we'll have a vote on that legislation as soon as we can. >> reporter: the senate majority leader used that language because rand paul is running the clock to cause a lapse in three components of the patriot act. this morning, paul said he won. >> the government will not collect your phone records in bulk. i think that's a huge victory. >> what expired at midnight were three national security tools, the nsa collection of phone records and the mateetadata and roving tracking and a lone wolf provision for those plotting attacks on their own. >> we're not listening to people's phone calls. there is no content collected. >> r

i'm bret baier.the offensive today after hillary clinton went on the attack calling several potential candidates out by name over voting rights. john roberts is in des moines tonight with more on the roast of hillary's arguments. new jersey governor chris christie never one to take criticism lightly fired back with both barrels today that hillary clinton's charge

i'm chris wallace in for bret baier. a 21-year-old white man is in custody tonight, accused of slaughtering nine people at a historically black church in south carolina. president obama again called for tougher gun controls while acknowledging the current political climate will not allow it. we have fox team coverage tonight. doug mcelway at the white house with the president expressing sadness and anger. but we begin with rich edson in charleston. good evening, rich. >> reporter: good evening, chris. less than 24 hours ago several worshippers were preparing to go a couple of blocks from here to an evening bible study. now nine of them are dead. and after a multistate manhunt, police say they have their shooter. a horrific crime, a suspect in custody, a community and country stunned by a mindless shooting. police say they've captured 21-year-old dylan storm roof after they say he shot and killed nine worshippers at the emanuel african methodist episcopal church in charleston, south carolina. >> [ inaudible ] and in a cou

. >>> welcome to washington i'm bret baier.lan to deal with isis in syria, president obama says he does not yet have a complete strategy to take the fight to isis militants in iraq. the president is largely blaming the iraqis. the comment came

i'm bret baier in washington. we begin with national insecurity here in the capitol city at least for awhile today. both the white house and the capitol were the targets of phoned-in bomb threats this afternoon. a senate hearing on the tsa's latest security troubles was suspended and the building cleared. a short time later, the televised white house briefing was cut short and journalists were ushered out. but it was what did not happen at the white house that raised the most questions. correspondent doug mcelway has the latest tonight. >> reporter: while the white house press corps was making a quick exit from the briefing room the president wasn't going anywhere. throughout it all he remained in the oval office which is only about 15 yards from where the press normally sits. as you well know a generation ago news rooms across the country did not ordinarily report on bomb threats for fear of the copycat effect. but the rules have changed. >> today in the space of a couple of hours there were two bomb threats, one

i'm bret baier in washington.nal insecurity here in the capitol city at least for awhile today. both the white house and the capitol were the targets of phoned-in bomb threats this afternoon. a senate hearing on the tsa's latest security troubles was suspended and the building cleared. a short time later, the televised white house briefing was cut short and journalists were ushered out. but it was what did not happen at the white house that raised the most questions. correspondent doug mcelway has the latest tonight. >> reporter: while the white house press corps was making a quick exit from the briefing room the president wasn't going anywhere. throughout it all he

. >> reporter: senate majority leader mitchell mcconnell told bret baier that the pentagon -- he said, quote we have a proposal that protects the american people from a very bad law. what that entails is being fine-tuned. he is heading up the congressional team working out the temporary fix that would include temporary assistance for 6.4 million americans who would be left without subsidies. a very tense time here. jenna: all the more reason to watch this story, thank you. jon: new developments in the murder case, a body found in the hudson river after his fiancee was charged with his murder. what we are learning now. plus the scene looked like something fell from the sky but the only thing that went airborne workpieces of a jet ski after an explosion. to the white house, ready to possibly double the salary levels requiring businesses to pay overtime. what would the economic impact be? our political panel debates it. do you think the obama administration should push for higher wages or leave that to the marketplace? live chat is up and running, go to foxnews.com/happeningsnow and join

i'm bret baier. this is a fox news alert.re out tonight and there is not a clear front-runner in the nomination. this shows increasing distrust of hillary clinton. we have mike emanuel with the latest fox polls and how the gop candidates are trying to set themselves apart. first, chief white house correspondent ed henry on how the controversies over hillary clinton's private e-mail and questionable donations to the clinton foundation are having an effect on voters. good evening, ed. >> good evening, bret. hillary clinton claims this is a republic

i'm bret baier. president obama says the affordable care act is here to stay. again today, the nation's highest court validated obama care. this time on the subject of federal subsidies. but that does not mean the end to republican vows to repeal and replace it. fox team coverage tonight. mike emanuel looks at reaction to the decision on the campaign trail and on capitol hill. but we begin at the u.s. supreme court. the correspondent shannon reason. good evening, shannon. >> reporter: hello, bret, for the second time the supreme court led by chief justin john roberts, george w. burn appoint year has upheld president obama's chief legislative achievement and handed the administration a big win. in a 6-3 decision the supreme court made clear it will have no part in dismantling the affordable care act. at issue whether the irs violated the law when it extended subsidies into all 50 states despite a phrase in the aca that says subsidies will exist in states that have september up exchanges. more than 30 of them chose not to. writing for the majority chief justice j

i'm bret baier. this is a fox news alert. new fox follows are out tonight and there is not a clear front-runner in the nomination. this shows increasing distrust of hillary clinton. we have mike emanuel with the latest fox polls and how the gop candidates are trying to set themselves apart. first, chief white house correspondent ed henry on how the controversies over hillary clinton's private e-mail and questionable donations to the clinton foundation are having an effect on voters. good evening, ed. >> good evening, bret. hillary clinton claims this is a republican fascination and our polls suggest otherwise. while hillary clinton joked about her e-mail server behind closed doors, a democrat went public today with his view the server should be turned over to a judge. he says he doesn't believe republicans on the hill will be fair so an independent umpire needs to investigate whether only personal e-mail was deleted. >> have some neutral observer not the u.s. congress that's clearly going after a political witch hunt here but

a special edition of fox news reporting hosted by our good friend bret baier crossing jordan, escape 10 eastern. that's all the time we have left. thanks for being with us. we hope you set your dvr so you never miss an episode. >>> the o'reilly factor is on tonight: >> bill o'reilly said it represents the bravery of queforts who fought in the civil war. >> another nasty piece of deceit. how some are trying to tell the world america is a racist country. bernie goldberg and i will analyze. >> there is explosion of on a level that has never been seen before it can not be managed by aid relief. >> in europe an intense racial situation is exploding as well as hundreds of thousands of africans storm that continent. martha maccallum on that. >> i definitely am not white. nothing about being white describes who i am. >> also ahead dennis miller on the lad

i'm bret baier in washington. we begin with national insecurity here in the capitol city at least for awhile today. both the white house and the capitol were the targets of phoned-in bomb threats this afternoon. a senate hearing on the tsa's latest security troubles was suspended and the building cleared. a short time later, the televised white house briefing was cut short and journalists were ushered out. but it was what did not happen at the white house that raised the most questions. correspondent doug mcelway has the latest tonight. >> reporter: while the white house press corps was making a quick exit from the briefing room the president wasn't going anywhere. throughout it all he remained in the oval office which is only about 15 yards from where the press normally sits. as you well know a generation ago news rooms across the country did not ordinarily report on bomb threats for fear of the copycat effect. but the rules have changed. >> today in the space of a couple of hours there were two bomb threats, one

. >>> welcome to washington i'm bret baier. almost a year after admitting he didn't have a plan to deal with isis in syria, president obama says he does not yet have a complete strategy to take the fight to isis militants in iraq. the president is largely blaming the iraqis. the comment came during a summit of world leaders in germany, heavy on u.s. foreign policy. we have why the president finds himself in this position. we begin with kevin traveling with the president in austria. good evening, kevin. >> reporter: good evening. look at this. awkward. the president was seated next to the iraqi prime minister for 45 seconds. the two men never so much as said a single word. i'm not sure the president saw him. later, they would meet in a bilateral meeting which is president outlined his strategy to help iraq defeat isis. in concluding what he call add productive summit when it came to a strategy for isis he's got a lot of work to do. >> we don't, yet, have a complete strategy because it requires commitments on the part of the iraq

>>> welcome to washington i'm bret baier and this is a fox news alert. a cyber security breach has exposed the personal information of millions of federal employees, the department of homeland security and the fbi are investigating tonight the case that could affect every federal agency. correspondent kevin corke has the rateest on this breaking toer from the white house >> reporter: security experts tell us this is just the latest example of an ongoing cyber war with china for the second time in less than a year we are told that back in december client niese hackers accessed the office of personnel management computers and in the process they may have been able to breach the personal data of more than 4 million current and former federal employees for its part the office of personnel management is telling us tonight that they will be sending notifications to approximately 4 million individuals whose personally identifiable information may have been compromise miced in this latest breach. as for the fbi they are certainly investigating this. they have is

i'm bret baier. if action es do indeed speak louder than words, today's announcement that president obama is sending hundreds of troops back to iraq could be interpreted as a tacit admission that his administration with drew too many too fast. the president's critics have contended as much as isis terrorist rampaged through parts the administration meanwhile, insists it's dealing with a changing scenario on the ground. national security correspondent jennifer griffin hasuj tonight's top story from the pentagon. >> reporter: just two days earlier the president said he was waiting for the pentagon strategy, proclaiming a lack of iraqi recruits to fight isis. part of my discussion with prime minister abadi, how do we make sure we get more recruits in? a big part of the answer is outreach to sunni tribes. >> today the president ordered 450 additional u.s. troops to be sent to iraq to stand up a new training base 20 miles outside ramadi in the heart of sunni anbar province. an admission that the current s

i'm doug mcelway in for bret baier tonight. he has been a real estate mogul, investor television personality, and often a punch line. now donald trump wants to be president. the donald finally pulled the trigger today after years of teasing and tempting. senior correspondent eric shawn was in the room when trump made the announcement with much fanfare and plenty of jabs at his fellow contenders. ♪ >> in a brazen and bold bid for the white house, donald trump did it as one would expect. his own way. slamming politicians as stupid and clueless saying the country needs a cheerleader in the oval office because he says the american dream is dead. >> i am officially run ingning for president of the united states. and we are going to make our country great again. [ cheers and applause ] >> he announced in a gleaming marble-clad atrium at trump tower, saying the same savvy that has given him a net worth of nearly $9 billion, not including overseas holdings should be put to work for the nation. >> our country is in serious trouble. we d

i'm bret baier.el data for federal workers may be much more extensive than even the worst case scenario reports before now. lawmakers heard mind-blowing numbers today as they tried to get to the bottom of what happened to all that information and who took it. now confirmation that white house personnel data was taken as well. we have fox team coverage tonight. james rosen is at the

i'm bret baier. president obama says the affordable care act is here to stay. nation's highest court validated obama care. this time on the subject of federal subsidies. but that does not mean the end to republican vows to repeal and replace it. fox team coverage tonight. mike emanuel looks at reaction to the decision on the campaign trail and on capitol hill. but we begin at the u.s. supreme court. the

i'm bret baier.d speak louder than words, today's announcement that president obama is sending hundreds of troops back to iraq could be interpreted as a tacit admission that his administration with drew too many too fast. the president's critics have contended as much as isis terrorist rampaged through parts the administration meanwhile, insists it's deali

. >> escape from terror from amman jordan bret baier. >> we come you from imam the capital of jordanian improbable out post of progress a region swept violently into turmoil. this small kingdom sits in the cross hairs of isis sharing borders with syria and iraq from which the so-called islamic state has been carved. just beyond looms iran with ambitions to dominate the region. standing against these current is the thoroughly modern would be architect of the new middle east, jordan's king abdel-llah a man who is as comfortable joking with john stewart as he is at the controls of a cobra attack helicopter. he promises a jordan that is a model of enlightened opportunity and stability, but first he says he will visit ruins on the enemies of his people. >> jordan is a nation ceased surrounded by war. this moderate arab country has become in effect another casablanca like in the old humphrey bogart movement a weigh station where refugees can find temporary sanctuary and either plan to return home some day or move on. but how to deal with these people in the here and now, it's a king sized pro

i'm bret baier. the debate is as old as america itself. which is more important?or security in and how much of one are you willing to give up to get more of the other? a 21st century version of the argument is playing out right now behind me on capitol hill. a handful of provisions of the patriot act have been sus

. >>> welcome to washington i'm bret baier and this is a fox news alert. a cyber security breach has exposed the personal information of millions of federal employees, the department of homeland security and the fbi are investigating tonight the case that could affect every federal agency. correspondent kevin corke has the rateest on this breaking toer from the white house >> reporter: security experts tell us this is just the latest example of an ongoing cyber war with china for the second time in less than a year we are told that back in december client niese hackers accessed the office of personnel management computers and in the process they may have been able to breach the personal data of more than 4 million current and former federal employees for its part the office of personnel management is telling us tonight that they will be sending notifications to approximately 4 million individuals whose personally identifiable information may have been compromise miced in this latest breach. as for the fbi they are certainly investigating this. they have is

this would be like president hillary clinton saying you know you guys at fox news here is what bret baier make. here is what o'reilly can make, a lot less than he is making now, all right? here is is megyn kelly. who believes this stuff? that's what i want -- who believes what she is saying? >> bill, it would be all right with me if she could say i could earn what she and her husband have been earning just to give you an example of what a took thing it is for her about people making too much money after she and her husband have made fantastic killing over the last 10 or 12 years. apart from that though bill, obviously from an economic policy point of view, what you are saying is correct. it's absurd. but this -- and this pop police message is interesting for another reason bill is. this if anyone running for president in recent times ever had an easier path to the nomination, it would seem to be -- i mean, i don't know who it is. hillary clinton seems to be far ahead of anybody in the democratic party. and, yet she is running as if she is terrified that a challenger on her left is going t