let's bring in bret baier. i want you to explain to the audience right now, bret, it is that it is likely, the democrats in the senate, most of them, will oppose judge gorsuch because they want a liberal judge or somebody who favors a progressive wing. right now, it is possible to filibuster in the senate the judge's nomination. but if there is a new law that comes into effect, which is very possible, that filibuster goes away. explain that to us. >> right. as it stands now, democrats change the law, the way the senate operates, for cabinet nominees. it does not require 60 votes. they only need 51, 50 plus one, to get cabinet nominees through. that was a change done by the democrats and senate majority leader at the time harry reid back in 2013. what he didn't do is do the nuclear option, as they call it, for supreme court nominees. if it gets to the point where democrats are filibustering judge gorsuch, and mitch mcconnell decides that they are going to change the rules, they have the votes to do that. and the

i'm joined by bret baier, you can disentangle this over fox news in d.c.? >> i telyou, l, it is confusing, we don't have many of the details or most of the details of this tax plan, but remember, we had this joint address to congress coming up on tuesday night for president trump. we are expecting that the tax reform plan or part of it is going to be in that speech. we've been told by administration officials and the president himself frankly that we would hear details about the tax reform package in the early part or mid part of march. as far as the border adjustment, the border tashgs from everything i'm hearing on capitol hill, liz, this is running into a lot of headwinds, and it is mainly republicans who are splitting here and don't really like this idea at all. they're getting a lot of lobbying effort from places like walmart and target -- liz: okay, let me interrupt you, bret, we're showing video of the president signing things and over his right shoulder is andrew liveres of dow chemical who told neil he agrees with the border tax, levied on imported

. >> bret baier is next on book tv. he sat down on our afterwards program to dick discuss his book which looks at the exchange of power from president dwight eisenhower to president john kennedy and he's joined by president eisenhower's ears granddaughter. host: bright, it's great to be with you. thank you for this opportunity to talk about your traffic book. guest: thank you. it's an honor to be with you after studying your grandfather. host: looking at all those childhood pictures. adorable children that were all well behaved. guest: exactly. host: i'm most interested because you have managed to do in a readable length what many other authors have tried to fit into many many pages and i'm curious about your interest in eisenhower. how familiar were you with his record when you developed an interest in the subject? guest: i covered the pentagon for six years and had a healthy appreciation of general eisenhower, but i didn't really have an appreciation of the eisenhower presidency. i may college golfer, still golfer and

this is "special report." ♪ good evening, welcome to washington, and bret baier.warm welcome today by conservatives, many of whom have grown to love him, many more of whom say they love the fact he defeated hillary clinton. the president used his address at cpac in suburban washington to escalate his attacks on the media and what he calls fake news to reinfor

i am james rosen sitting in for bret baier. breaking tonight, president trump's pick to fill the vacancy on the supreme court apparently has a problem with some recent comments the president has made criticizing federal judges presiding over cases involving his immigration policy. this is americans across the country and citizens around the world wait with mounting tension for the appellate court decision expected as soon as tomorrow on president trump's executive order. the ruling will determine whether this order will remain suspended or go back into effect. either way, most observers predict this court battle is far from over with the case likely destined for the u.s. supreme court. we have team coverage. dan springer is in seattle. first, to chief white house correspondent john roberts life on the north lawn. >> james, good evening. the sharp language the president has used in attacking the ruling against his immigration ban. neil gorsuch telling richard blumenthal he found the verbal attacks that president has been levelin

on twitter @ bret baier very close to 1 million followers. if you don't follow me at bret baier.s for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. don't forget to tune in to "fox news sunday" this weekend. chris wallace your host. check your local listings. special guest scott walker, terry mcauliff, first 100 days with martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: breaking tonight, the fight between president trump and some media now escalating over reports of top white house officials seeking cover from the fbi on the russia story. and then a press briefing that shut out specific reporters. i'm martha maccallum and it is a roller coaster of a day 36. so buckle your seat belts and we will take you through it tonight, folks. president trump setting the tone early in the day with a barn burner speech that he gave at cpac where he told the crowd you finally have a president and, of course, they were jubilant about that at cpac. and then singled out, quote, just some of the, quote, fake news media as the enemy of the people. t

on twitter @ bret baier very close to 1 million followers. if you don't follow me at bret baier.r inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. don't forget to tune in to "fox news sunday" this weekend. chris wallace your host. check your local listings. special guest scott walker, terry mcauliff, first 100 now. thanks for joining us tonight, we'll see you monday, "hannity" is next. ♪ >> welcome to "hannity," president donald trump delivers a major speech at speed 26, and kimberly guilfoyle. watch this. >> president trump: if you remember my first major speech, sit down from everybody, come o on. the dishonest media, they'll say he didn't get a standing ovation, you know why? because everybody stood and nobody sets. also he never got a standing ovation. they make up

eastern with bret baier, 7:00 p.m.t martha maccallum, bill o'reilly end effector at 8:00, then write that begins special coverage along with brit hume and tucker carlson. all up to the president's address, a special edition of "hannity" airs afterward. i said it before, don't go anywhere. and david webb is going to stick around, we appreciate your being here for us on the web at foxnews.com/outnumbered, click on the overtime tab, "happening now" now. >> jon: fox news alert from gulf shores, alabama, where police say in suv accidentally plowed into a mardi gras parade, injuring at least 11 members of a high school marching band, three of them critically. >> jenna: news conference just wrapping up, we are monitoring those developing's from gulf shores, alabama, we will bring updates as we get them. in the meantime, we are covering all of the news "happening now." counting down to president trump's first formal address to congress in a primetime speech, the president will tell the nation vision for our country. plus... >>

i am james rosen sitting in for bret baier. they trump area enters its second month today with the cabinet not filled thanks to obstruction by senate democrats. controversial initiative on immigration halted by the federal courts and his name vilified by elites on both coasts of the united states and many foreign. working the executive order with a new national security advisor at his side. >> good evening. after a weekend in which president trump recaptured the enthusiasm of the election, he moved to start off this week on powerful footing announcing that job interviews had netted him avenue national security advisor. it was a theatrical moment for a president who thrives on the element of surprise. hastily called photo op to reveal the pick for national security advisor, lieutenant general h.r. mcmaster. >> president trump: tremendous talent and experience. i've read a lot over the last two days. he is highly respected by everybody in the military and we are very honored to have him. >> as commander of the integration capabil

. >> jon: joining us now, bret baier, the anchor of the special report. bright, it's my understanding that after your breakfast this morning, you come here with a little more clarity of what will be hearing. >> i had a breakfast with several anchors and reporters with speaker paul ryan, some of that would us off the record, some was on the record. it mirrored what he said on the today show, that is going to be a market-based solution. when you are republicans talk about the death spiral for obamacare, that comes out of conversations they've had with insurers who say they can't see themselves getting through these companies, getting through 2017 without pulling out, because they are in such dire straits with how this law has been structured from the insurance companies point of view. the secretary is going to have to do something to keep them all in the tent, if you will. i think you are going to see some specifics, i don't know how much president trump is going to get into the specifics about the health care solution, but in the coming days, as the speake

>> did you do anything on bret baier's report that there would be an fbi investigation related to the clinton foundation? >> tucker: i think that you did it, actually. i'm not the self-described media reporter. i do not cover the media. you do. >> you covered media every single day. i watch you. everybody on fox news covers the media. >> tucker: that's your job. >> i want to know -- >> tucker: you are a little obsessive about fox news. 20 more times than msnbc. you have an agenda, you are angry about politics, you are a lefty. did they ever call you and say good job? you are doing a real good job as a media critic? do they ever say that? >> let me finish with an earlier point. what did you say when bret baier reported falsely that there was an fbi indictment related to the clinton foundation one week before the election against donald trump? what did you say about that? >> tucker: we will have to go back to the tapes. i get it, you cannot answer the question so you are saying that i somehow have an obligation to be made to reporter. i am not but you are. you get a lot of mileage out o

bret baier now reports. president trump may push for an immigration pill that would include a pathway for citizenship, this is brand new. a path for citizenship for undocumented immigrants. this just happened inside an anchor luncheon in the white house. in the "fox and friends" interview, the president gave himself a report card. >> in terms of achievement, i'd give myself an a. i and my people. i don't think we've explain it well enough to the american public. i think i get an a in terms of what i've done. in terms of messaging, i'd give myself a c or c plus. >> the president says it's not the substance but the message. he can't communicate his wild successes to the american people. if that is the case, tonight is his chance to change it. his advisors say he will talk about progress including his efforts to secure the southern border, bring back jobs and repeal and repeal the affordable care act. some republicans are asking the president to still to policy in tonight's speech. they say they want him to set

thank you for watching "special report," i am james rosen and for bret baier. now, "the first 100 days" with martha maccallum. ♪ ♪ >> martha: breaking tonight, as democrats walk out of hearings and threaten filibusters, republicans are quietly starting to turn the wheels of congress in spite of them. some of the biggest battles are still ahead. i am martha maccallum, it is day 13 of the first 100. good to have you here tonight. so, the white house markings and victories this evening in areas where they have not had too many. they have confirmed, the senate has confirmed rex tillerson to be the next secretary of state. attorney general nominee jeff sessions has also moved forward. he is now in the final stages of his nomination process and the senate. you are looking what it should the busy committee room. look at it. for the second straight day, there are many empty cha

thank you for watching "special report," i am james rosen and for bret baier.re now, "the first 100 days" with martha maccallum. ♪ ♪ abby: it is thursday february 2nd. liberals unhinged. students flip out over conservative speaker at berkeley college setting american flags on fire and destroying their own campus. heather: two nuclear. president trump refusing to let disgruntle democrats selection. >> there will be 60 votes. >> we end up with the gridlock, i would say if you can go nuclear. heather: u judge gorsuch will head today. >> it's showtime, tim. abby: oh, yes, ground hog day. today we will see his shadow. heather: good morning. we are right here on "fox & friends first" on this thursday morning. as you said, it is ground hog day and we will get to that in just a moment. abby: february 2nd. we will see if he starts his shadow or not. we do begin fox news alert, chaos on the campus of uc berkeley. heather: conservative free speech causing all out of control liberal riot. abby: setting fire with cocktails, fireworks and reports of flag burning, all this to

tomorrow judge andrew napolitano, harris faulkner and bret baier. tuned for "strange stay tuned for "strange inheritance" with jamie colby. (soft music) what's important about beauty is that idea of confidence and how you communicate yourself and who you are in the world. and when you do feel like your skin looks beautiful, there is something that makes you stand a little taller and walk through your day with more confidence, and that influences everything you do. (lori) i am 52 years old. can't even believe that, i am 52 years old, and i am feeling really good about my skin right now. it's--it's just so nice to have that confidence and to walk out of the house feeling that way is everything.

i am bret baier. we are coming to you tonight from outside our normal location up on capitol hill.pitol hill but a different perspective to give you a different view of the nation's capital. this will be our set for special coverage of president trump's address to a joint session of congress. also shaking things up tonight, president trump asking for a major increase in funding the military while proposing a

i am bill hemmer intimate for bret baier.rump's immigration order is in the hands of three judges in san francisco. a decision from that panel is expected quickly, perhaps within hours. the eventual decision is likely headed to the highest court in the country. where are we at the moment? chief white house correspondent john roberts starts us off. good evening to you. >> good evening. i am looking

and i'll see you on fox news channel for special coverage with bret baier and martha maccallum. that's it for today, have a great week, and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ another item to look for to this week. we'll cover cover it all on fox news channel. i will see you tomorrow one college honoring white privilege month. what does that actually mean? so you are not white? >> i my telling, i'm american. >> so is it better to have america privilege than white privilege? >> waters world begins right now. welcome to waters world from d.c. i'm jesse waters. fake news media thought they had president trump on the ropes. the ministration was a chaos with leaks everywhere until the commander-in-chief call the press conference the flew down to florida despite the football and then double down and cpac. >> we are fighting the fake news. it is fake, phony, fake. a few days ago i called the fake news the enemy of the people, and they are. the have no sources, they just make them up when there are done. the dishonest media did not explain that i called the fake news the enemy of th

tomorrow judge andrew napolitano, harris faulkner and bret baier."strange inheritance" with jamie colby. good-bye. >> a gold ring... >> it might have been an engagement ring. >> from the great jane austen? >> i expected it to be a fairly flimsy story. >> a story of romance, mystery, and money. >> money was critical. i mean, it was about survival. >> but from a british icon to an american idol... >> i probably could have snuck it out of the country. but i would've been, like, banned. >> inheriting a national treasure can get rather complicated. >> did england know that the ring existed? >> no. >> wow. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ]

channel for special coverage with bret baier and martha maccallum. that's it for today, have a great week, and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ howie: president trump back on the offensive against fake news and accusing the press of publishing fiction. >> i want you all to know we are fighting the fake news. it's fake, phoney, fake. they have no sources, they just make them up when there are none. i saw one story recently where they said nine people have confirmed. they don't have nine people. howie: does the public believe anonymous sources are just plain made up? a huge uproar. sean spicer holds an off camera briefing and excludes "buzzfeed," and the "new york times." >> the president seems averse to any criticism and called the press the enemies of the american people. they are taking the next step to avoid checks and balances. >> the reporting was not fake news. if journalists follow the same standards as other organizations including fox news here. howie: tucker carlson and corey lewandowski are here. the president blowing off the white h

we carry the entire speech live with expert insight and analysis, hosted by martha maccallum and bret baier. a big night, big names on the most-watched, most trusted name in news. first, we are going to show you what the white house is doing to catch the leakers and why the press secretary is morning what happens next is going to get dramatic. we have judge andrew napolitano on that, plus, the white house taking heat today about the navy seal killed in a terror raid last month. why that father is refusing to meet with the president. the story behind that story, just ahead. >> the father of writing i once called it a stupid mission. there is something that you would like to communicate about that mission that might persuade him otherwise? the wrong insuran" no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car plus depreciation. liberty mutual insurance. your body was made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill fo

i am james rosen sitting in for bret baier.resident trump's pick to fill the vacancy on the supreme court apparently has a problem with some recent comments the president has made criticizing federal judges presiding over cases involving his immigration policy. this is americans across the country and citizens around the world wait with mounting tension for the appellate court decision expected as soon as tomorrow on president trump's executive order. the ruling will determine whether this order will remain suspended or go back into effect. either way, most observers predict this court battle is far from over with t

." ♪ good evening, i am bret baier.pecial is again -- "special report" again on the road tonight. california, specifically hollywood, may be the center of the universe when it comes to opposition to president donald trump. we will talk more about hollywood versus the president and how that plays in the middle of the country a little bit

channel for special coverage with bret baier and martha maccallum. that's it for today, have a great week, and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ paul: welcome to the journal editorial report, i'm paul gigot. that was the president on friday, capping off a tumultuous first month in the white house and coming as the president prepares to address a joint session of congress for the first time. so what can we expect from that high stakes speech on tuesday? let's ask "wall street journal" columnist and deputy editor dan henninger, columnist kim strassel, editorial board member joe rago and columnist bill mcgurn. let's step back before we get into that speech and where are we in terms of how the president has done in this first month? >> well, paul, it's actually 36 days. i know it feels like a month, if not a year, but we're grinding forward, and it's been a tumultuous first month. there's been a lot good to talk about. i mean, some of these executive orders on deregulation, i think, are lifting the stock market without question. but there's been

. >> bret: i am bret baier in washington.im at a regulation tonight, this one concerns students who identify as transgender. garrett tenney is live with details. good evening. >> these guidelines are expected to be released. they will reverse the obama administration directive that public schools must allow transgender students to use whichever bathroom they identify with. the guidance from the white house last may sparked a string of lawsuits after the administration threatened to pull funding from any school that refused to follow it. 13 states sued the administration which argued that

i am bret baier. this is another road trip edition of "special report."t president eisenhower and his legacy and we will speak live with the governor of kansas. but first the newest american president is standing up to his counterparts around the world whether they be a friend or foe. reaction is coming in from around the world. he started his day at the national prayer breakfast, an annual event that began under president eisho

i am james rosen sitting in for bret baier.its second month today with the cabinet not filled thanks to obstruction by senate democrats. controversial initiative on immigration halted by the federal courts and his name vilified by elites on both coasts of the united states and many foreign. working the executive order wit

. >> bret: i am bret baier in washington.on tonight, this one concerns students who identify as transgender. garrett tenney is live with details. good evening. >> these guidelines are expected to be released. they will reverse the obama administration directive that public schools must allow transgender students to use whichever bathroom they identify with. the guidance from the white house last may sparked a string of lawsuits after the administration threatened to pull funding from any school that refused to follow it. 13 states sued the administration which argued that

bret baier insinuated what could happen. the theory is, they'll go to the hearing, democrats will filibuster, they'll play the tactics that they'll play and mitch mcconnell will invoke the nuclear option. do it now, and do it in front of that, don't let it get to that. chuck schumer basic leasing we're going to filibuster. they're telling you in advance that they're going to do it. do it now. there's no more filibuster on supreme court nominees and you've got your nominee. it may be don't want to do it right now because you think you're going to get this one through, but the next one will be certainly a dog fight. why not do it now? they're going to tell you in advance that they're going to be obstructionists. what the american judicial system work. >> what you're saying makes a lot of political sense for both political parties because you don't want your candidate politically bloodied on the way into supreme court. or however you want to put it. you don't want that. you also don't want a situation for democrats where they p

bret baier special report has you covered at 6:00 eastern. at 7:00 martha maccallum will have analysis on the first 100 days and -- it will take you right up to the president's address and a special edition of hannity airs at 11:00 p.m. eastern. >> bill: we have a big show on tap in "america's newsroom" including thoughts on the speech from two powerful republican lawmakers, trey gowdy in a few moments and jason chaffetz. we'll also talk to more. we have a big couple hours coming up for you to let you know. >> shannon: we talked about this before. the members in congress like to go and reserve seats along the aisles so they can shake the president's hand and getting on camera. it is forbidden. we'll see if there is as much of a demand this year. the white house is firing back against calls for an independent investigation into alleged ties between russia and the trump campaign. even some congressional republicans are divided on calls for a special prosecutor. what should lawmakers do? >> bill: how will congress handle repealing and replacing

i am james rosen sitting in for bret baier. trump's pick to fill the vacancy on the supreme court apparently has a problem with some recent comments the president has made criticizinglr cases involving his immigration policy. this is americans across the country and citizens around the world wait with mounting tension for the appellate court decision expected as soon as tomorrow on president trump's executive order. the ruling will determine whether this order will remain suspended or go back into effect. either way, most observers predict this court battle is far from over with

good evening, i am chris wallace info bret baier.st have been nice for president trump to see a friendly face this morning. japan's prime minister, the only world leader to meet with mr. m before his inauguration, showed up at the white house today. the president was still stinging from his judicial rebuke upholding the suspension of this executive order. but he made it clear this

i am james rosen sitting in for bret baier.ea enters its second month today with the cabinet not filled thanks to obstruction by senate democrats. controversial initiative on immigration halted by the federal courts and his name vilified by elites on both coasts of the united states and many foreign. working the executive

i am bret baier. this is another road trip edition of "special report."king about president eisenhower and his legacy and we will speak live with the governor of kansas. but first the newest american president is standing up to his counterparts around the world whether they be a friend or foe. reaction is coming in from around the world. he started his day at the national prayer breakfast, an annual event that began under president eisenhower.

i am bret baier.in washington over the future of at least one senior trump administration official. we are coming to you from the ronald reagan presidential library and museum in simi valley, california. we will show you around this amazing facility throughout the special report on the road. it took several months before the first senior official left the reagan administration. it has only been 24 days into president trump's term and he's dealing with his first major personnel issue. the white house press secretary read a statement moments ago saying president trump is evaluating the situation

i am bill hemmer in for bret baier. san francisco is the venue, ninth circuit court of appeals.argue and then a decision by a 3-judge panel may come later tonight or later this week. we have team fox coverage. anna napolitano in new york on the merits of the case. dan springer in seattle, but we begin with chief white house correspondent john roberts and how they trump administration is making its case tonight. good evening to you. >> good evening to you. tonight's

i am bret baier. we are coming to you tonight from outside our normal location up on capitol hill. capitol hill but a different perspective to give you a different view of the nation's capital. this will be our set for special coverage of president trump's address to a joint session of congress. also shaking things up tonight, president trump asking for a major increase in funding the military while proposing a

i am bill hemmer intimate for bret baier.sident trump's immigration order is in the hands of three judges in san francisco. a decision from that panel is expected quickly, perhaps within hours. the eventual decision is likely headed to the highest court in the country. where are we at the moment? chief white house correspondent john roberts starts us off. good evening to you. >> good evening. i am

good evening, i am chris wallace info bret baier.nt trump to see a friendly face this morning. japan's prime minister, the only world leader to meet with mr. m before his inauguration, showed up at the white house today. the president was still stinging from his judicial rebuke upholding the suspension of this executive order. but he made it clear this

i am bret baier. from the richard nixon presidential library in yorba linda, california. we will show you around throughout the show tonight. this, a busy news night. we are following three major stories of this hour. they followed over the resignation of president trump's national security advisor and the calls for investigations into possible connections by others to russian interests. president trump welcomes israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to the white house, changes u.s. policy on the two-state solution, and delivers a request about jewish settlements. first up, and other

. >> shannon: bret baier with a pointed question aimed at senator ted cruz. >> i heard you today say it could be a supreme court vacancy by summer. you know something we don't? >> shannon: why the texas senator said it's time to brace for armageddon. then there is this. >> does the affordable care act need to be repealed and replaced? >> bill: the town halls continue while the recess continues on the outskirts outside of washington some republican lawmakers bowing out of the town halls. we talk to one of them as to why and what we get from that. coming up next here on "america's newsroom." see me. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven to help the majority of people find clear or almost clear skin. 8 out of 10 people saw 75% skin clearance at 3 months. while the majority saw 90% clearance. do not use if you are allergic to cosentyx. before sta

i am bret baier. this is another road trip edition of "special report." we will be talking about president eisenhower and his legacy and we will speak live with the governor of kansas. but first the newest american president is standing up to his counterparts around the world whether they be a friend or foe. reaction is coming in from around the world. he started his day at the national prayer breakfast, an annual event that began under president eisenhower. today president trump reiterated his warnings to iran and is about to back it up with new sanctions. chief white house correspondent john roberts has details tonight from the north lawn. >> good evening. it is the first punitive action that the newly minted administration has taken against another country. a sharp response to iran violating the united nations security council order. >> nothing is off the table. >> white house sources say the president will impose new sanctions against iran for its recent test of a medium-range ballistic missile as soon as tomorrow. the white house insists it violates

i am bill hemmer in for bret baier. san francisco is the venue, ninth circuit court of appeals.n 30 minutes to argue and then a decision by a 3-judge panel may come later tonight or later this week. we have team fox coverage. anna napolitano in new york on the merits of the case. dan springer in seattle, but we begin with chief white house correspondent john roberts and how they trump administration is making its case tonight. good evening to you. >> good evening to

i am bret baier. we are coming to live from the richard nixon presidential library in yorba linda, california. we will show you around throughout the show tonight. this, a busy news night. we are following three major stories of this hour. they followed over the resignation of president trump's national security advisor and the calls for investigations into possible connections by others to russian interests. president trump welcomes israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to the white house, changes u.s. policy on the two-state solution, and delivers a request about jewish settlements. first up, and other personnel casualty in the trump administration. the second in three days. this time it's the president's pick to run the labor department. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel's on capitol hill tonight with the breaking details. >> good evening very late today and a poster announced he was withdrawing from consideration to be the next secretary of labor, saying "i am honored to have been

." >> bill, we also had bret baier tweeting some at cnn and "the new york times" stood with fox news when the obama administration attacked us and tried to exclude us, a white house gaggle should be open to all credentialed orgs. what does that say as saying how strong this is going to be against president trump? >> that is says, they're professionals, and professionals have to stand up to one another. the next time, i thought it was interesting you had several organizations pulling ought ii that gaggle yesterday. and by the way, i want to make a point about the other point about ari made, remember when he was president-elect he didn't do a press conference when obama had done seven. he put off having a press conference for a long, long time. the idea that he was accessible was basically as a candidate. he did not big press. i think that's a bogus point. >> rob, we had donald trump saying yesterday to cpac the media doesn't represent the people, it never will. and we're going to do something about it. is this what we're seeing, is that him doing something about it? >> certainly looks

by the way, so the president have the anchors in for lunch today so chris wallace, bret baier were inthey can't say anything on the record because it is hush-hush but it's odd given that we are not supposed to have anonymous sources, according to the president. but the talk is all about immigration, as you are hearing earlier. eric was talking about this, that he's going to propose something that would pick up where the gang of eight left off, maybe not a pathway, direct pathway to citizenship but allowing people to stay in the country and become legal. that's very different. he >> bob: that would be very good. i would applaud him for that. >> meghan: i want to ask dana a question. thank you for letting me sit in your seat. always an honor. you were tweeting last night about your experience with leaks in the white house. could you extrapolate that now and tell me how big of a problem you think the leaks coming out of the trump white house could be. >> i don't think leaks are as bad, from the outside, i don't think they are as bad as they feel when you are on the inside. one of the thi

." ♪ good evening, welcome to washington, and bret baier.rump was given a very warm welcome today by conservatives, many of whom have grown to love him, many more of whom say they love the fact he defeated hillary clinton. the president used his address at cpac in suburban washington to escalate his attacks on the media and what he calls fake news to reinforce his a