bret baier is on assignment and will join us shortly. the american student who fell into a coma in north korean custody and returned home last week has died. kristin fisher brings us the story, including allegations of physical abuse by the regime in pyongyang. >> this awful announcement came from warmbier's family. they say he died surrounded by his family. he invented in the state of unresponsive wakefulness ever since he was brought back from north korea last week. family says: "when otto returned to cincinnati late on june 13th he was unable to speak, unable to see and unable to react to verbal commands. he looked very uncomfortable -- almost anguished. although we would never hear his voice again, within a day the countenance of his face changed. he was at peace. he was home and we believe he could sense that." as for his captors, the north koreans, his family said this. "unfortunately, the awful torturous mistreatment our son received at the hands of the north koreans ensured that no other outcome was possible beyond the sad one we

bret baier looks like dick trac dick tracy, 1960.an tweets monday, we thank you for tweeting and always. thanks for watching. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight, that's it for this official report. fair, balanced, unafraid. "the story" with martha maccallum, who does not look like a toy soldier, starts right >> it is tuesday, june 13th. attorney general jeff sessions testifying before the senate intelligence committee. the subject, the only thing washington is talking about, russia. >> guilt by association, classic witchhunts, jeff sessions denounced as a russians by, anyone can be. >> fox news alert, terror targets, brand-new threat from isis amid the recent wave of global terror, it is not over and america is next. rob: the massive manhunt intensifying from a man who murdered a 15 year veteran in cold blood. "fox and friends" first arts right now. ♪ heather: you are watching "fox and friends" first. look at that shot of the sunrise over central park. rob: thank you for starting the day with us. on capitol hill, attorney

bret baier looks like dick trac dick tracy, 1960.s mean tweets monday, we thank you for tweeting and always. thanks for watching. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight, that's it for this official report. fair, balanced, unafraid. "the story" with martha maccallum, who does not look like a toy soldier, starts right now. >> martha: breaking tonight, now the administration will get to tell it side of the story. for the very first time tomorrow. jeff sessions will do just that in front of the senate judiciary committee. there was some doubt as to whether this would be behind closed doors, we can now report tonight that it will definitely be open testimony and we will carry it live here. good evening, i martha maccallum and this is "the story" ." senators are calling for an investigation into loretta lynch after james comey revealed that she had influenced him to soften the language surrounding the whole clinton email matter. plus more questions about when the former fbi director began leaking his side

i will be watching bret baier until really late. >> 11:00 p.m. >> thanks, bret.ea clinton is already trying to become american is not, owns cats, and swears a lo lot. key strategist steve bannon joked it was because press secretary at sean spicer had "gotten fatter." a harmless joke, especially since -- but it was especially distasteful to chelsea. when others pointed out it was just a joke, chelsea's rage only increased. "that shaming isn't a joke i find funny. ever." she wrote. noted. eventually, tired of lecturing americans about fatima, shamed the world for getting too fat. this evening she quoted this quote. "our world has an obesity crisis. we must do more to combat obesity." for those of you following at at home, obesity is bad but criticizing obesity is bad, too. possibly worse but how exactly does all that work? we were ready for chelsea to explain in a future tweet, but be sure not to laugh when she does, because that's not allowe allowed. that's it for us tonight. tune in every night at 8:00 to the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, capacity, our f

i am bret baier prince 100%.t was president trump's answer how he is to speak under oath about his conversations with the man he fired as fbi director, adding that he would talk with special counsel robert muller. but the president had another cryptic answer to the question about whether his talks with comey were recorded. president trump making those remarks during an afternoon news conference with the president of romania. chief white house correspondent john roberts was there. he starts us off the night, as he often does, on the north lawn. >> a lot of anticipation as to what if anything president trump would say at that press conference this afternoon in the rose garden about his hired fbi director's testimony on capitol hill yesterday. it turned out, he said a lot. in the rose garden with romania's president clouse cloue johannes -- the president saying he would be happy to tell the details of his meeting to special counsel robert mueller under oath. >> 100%. >> the president had just said he never asked com

"special report" with bret baier up next. >> bret: this is a fox news alert.am bret baier in washington. the testimony for the testimony. former fbi director james comey says and prepared opening remarks released today that president trump asked him for loyalty and that he hoped comey could help his way to let go of the investigation into former national security advisor michael flynn. comey says he did not take that to mean the president wanted him to abandon the broader investigation into possible russian interference in the election or links to the trump campaign. and he did not pass it onto fbi investigators at that time. comey also didn't tell president trump, according to the detailed notes comey took at the

"special report" with bret baier up next. >> bret: this is a fox news alert. i am bret baier in washington. the testimony for the testimony. former fbi director james comey says and prepared opening remarks released today that president trump asked him for loyalty and that he hoped comey could help his way to let go of the investigation into former national security advisor michael flynn. comey says he did not take that to mean the president wanted him to abandon the broader investigation into possible russian interference in the election or links to the trump campaign. and he did not pass it onto fbi investigators at that time. comey also didn't tell president trump, according to the detailed notes comey took at the time of those one-on-one meetings, that the president was not personally that target or focus of investigation. an assurance comey offer three separate times, as president trump told nbc. those are some headlines from the prepared testimony that hit washington today like an earthquake. tomorrow, comey will deliver those remarks and take questions

i'm bret baier. 11:00 p.m. in the nation's capital. 8:00 p.m. on the west coast. we're begin tonight's primetime edition of "special report" with president trump out of the washington bubble. and back in the heartland for a campaign style rally, with up is -- supporters in iowa. the speech taking on a much different tone and filled with news. chief white house correspondent john roberts joins us live with more on what the president had to say from iowa. good evening. >> good evening to you. the president's rally was a sendoff to the former iowa governor who leaves on june 26 to take up his new duties as the u.s. ambassador to china. it was also an important opportunity to focus on the new agenda and given it new momentum by the end of the special election season. >> president trump: it's always terrific to be able to leave that washington swamp and spend time with the truly heart-working people. >> reporter: president trump returning to cedar rapids in a sell-out crowd of 6,000 people. taking a victory lap after big congressional wins. >> president trump: i want t

bret baier is next. we will see you tomorrow back in new york. we'll see you back in new york tomorrow. >>> the president takes a victory lap in the heartland. >> they hit me harder, harder, harder. they have now learned i think it doesn't work. the truth is people love us. all of us. they love us. >> republican congressional candidates keep up their winning streak with elections in south carolina and georgia. thank you for believing in me. >> bret: meanwhile, the clock is tick for the republican effort to repeal and replace obamacare and the senate leaders preparing to unveil the plan. >> we have offered ideas for a better way forward. and we will finally have the chance to turn the page on the failing law. >> bret: the state of missouri joins two others to take on big pharma. over the opioid epidemic. >> something no parent should have to do is bury their own child. >> bret: we'll talk to missouri's attorney general about his crusade. all of that, plus the all-star panel and breaking news changing everything. news in washington across the u.s.

i am james rosen sitting in for bret baier.s up to the highest court of the land for the president trump's so-called travel band will be the law of the land. placing a temper -- has lost in the district at the appellate court levels. all this comes out where after the president delivered on another major campaign promise by withdrawing the u.s. from the paris claimant accords. corresponded kevin corke is live with all this and more on the north lawn of the white house. >> -- set to wait whether or not the president -- let's call it "fiery campaign rhetoric" can be used as evidence that the real intention for the travel ban was to discriminate against muslims. after lower coat , court setbacks, the white house is following through on its pledge to take the fight for its temporary travel ban all the way to the highest court in the land. >> we have a supreme court to hear this important case and are confident that the president's executive order is within his lawful authority to keep the nation safe and protect our committees from

." ♪ >> good evening, i am john roberts and for bret baier tonight.are getting our first look at the long-awaited health care reform plan from senate republicans. according to many on both sides of the aisle, the prognosis is not good. democrats are against the bill, that's a given but republicans have erased their same margin of error and there are many indications to scaffold the measure. good evening, mike. >> republican leadership expected opposition from democrats but are now facing it from four of their own. president trump sounds ready to deal. >> obamacare is a disaster. it is dead. totally dead. we are putting in a plan today that's going to be negotiated. we looked at some democrats for support but they are obstructionists. we hopefully will get something done and it will be something with heart. >> the plan to scrap obamacare and replace it with what g.o.p. leaders is saying it's a better system was released today. some key differences are on tax credits to help people buy coverage. in the house, they are based on age. in the senate, tax cr

i am bill hemmer in tonight for bret baier. where less than two hours from the official implementation of president trump's travel ban. it will severely limit refugees from half a dozen mostly muslim countries from entering our country. it is certainly a win for the president and that comes in a night when he's engaged in a different kind of battle. one in which even some of his ally say he may have crossed a line. we begin with chief white house correspondent john roberts joining us at the white house. good evening. >> good evening. first lady once said when the president gets hit, he hits back ten times harder. the question tonight, in hitting back earlier today, did president trump ko his agenda? president trump at the department of energy today kicking off yet another theme week, this went on developing america's energy resources. >> we are here today to usher in a new american energy policy. one that unlocks millions and millions of jobs and trillions of dollars in wealth. >> before the president got anywhere near the podi

bret baier is next. we will see you tomorrow back in new york. ♪ >> sean: this is a fox news alert, welcome to "hannity," broadcasting tonight from sin city, washington, d.c., president trump has finished his rally in iowa. we will have highlights and reaction throughout the hour, but first democrats are in total disarray after last night's major win again for president trump, and of course republicans in the georgia sixth district. at the left has absolutely no idea, completely out of touch with you, thee american people s we have been telling you. plus we will also expose tonight the biggest conspiracy theorists in the destroyed trump media. by the way, all of that and more intimate it's very important opening monologue. the special election last night in the georgia sixth district was supposed to be a big, big huge monumentalal moment for democrats in their effort to resist president donald trump, and guess what, like with all of the other special election races, turns out to be a major win for the pr

i am bret baier in washington. you're looking library now at pictures from the u.k. where workers are counting votes in an election that may send shock waves across the globe. early numbers from parliamentary balloting suggest a major upset in the making there and a possible loss of the majority in parliament for prime minister theresa may's conservative party. the british pound has fallen in reaction to the polls that are suggesting that conservatives are doing much worse than expected. we will have a live report from london. first, breaking political news here in the u.s. former fbi director james comey says he wrote his now famous memos about his memos with president trump because he was afraid the president might lie about the private meetings. he also reiterated what was released yesterday that he says the president did not ask him to drop the russian investigation. comey's much anticipated testimony before the senate intelligence committee was front-page news and must-see tv today, whether it lived up to expectations depends on your perspective. we will look at

i'm bret baier in washington. it's 11:00 p.m. in washington and in atlanta. welcome to the prime time "special report." democrats are 0 for 5 in special elections. against the incumbent president who they say is vulnerable. under attack constantly from investigations into collusion and obstruction of justice to daily negative stories about his style, his tweets. you name it. but democrats are 0 for 5 so far in special elections. democrats tonight say all five of the candidates out perform traditional democratic turn-out in the republican leaning districts. but after spending tens of millions of dollars, they haven't won one. tonight's focus the special congressional election in georgia where republican karen handel defeats jon ossoff in the special runoff election. the most expensive congressional race in history. we have fox team coverage. we are at the headquarters in atlanta but we begin with steve harrigan at the handel headquarters. we just saw her speak on fox. good evening, steve. >> the celebrations here now in full swing. we saw the crowd build throu

. >> let's bring in bret baier, chris wallace and dana perino. it's great to have all three of you with us today. dana, ladies first. former press secretary ari fleischer said to the "wall street journal." two goals for crisis control for the nation's chief executive. don't make it worse and refocus the nation on a different topic. go inside the west wing. what's the strategy? >> since 1995 i've followed the advice of ari fleischer. conventional in an unconventional time. you have a president today with a very light schedule. he has a little bit of a speech later. i think the white house could actually provide a counter narrative. last night you had his attorney,, the outside legal attorney advising out this putting out a statement saying the president feels totally vindicated. i would leave it at that. i don't know if that will happen. something else the white house could do today, because they are worried about media bias, they could actually today do something unscheduled and take the president to visit a construction site, a local school, a l

to bret baier's point. there's so much happening.the middle of all these things, that habit in a foreign policy level. jeff sessions, the attorney general, is moving quite quickly to change policy that are controversial and this is probably not the hearing for those types of hearings, but as the budget moves forward and he put the stamp on some of the policies, there can be additional questions to that. i would add that as the media, we are allowed to focus on this russian investigation. the senate republicans are moving forward on the health care bill. i think that is very possible that they will get that vote before the fourth of july, and democrats are absolutely seating so much policy ground and not talking about that while that moves forward, they will be blindsided. you can see the president signing some major, significant legislation by labor day. then, he will be off to the races. >> bill: martha, we're watching watching the senators gallery. but there are no senators in the room. they are not in their chairs, and jeff sessio

i'm chris wallace and for bret baier.weets and clarifications, reports and denials tonight in the investigation into president trump's alleged links with russia and possible obstruction of justice. all of this while mr. trump announced a major policy change, reversing the course sent by his predecessor. cheap white house correspondent john roberts starts us off the night. >>

i am james rosen sitting in for bret baier.urt of the land for the president trump's so-called travel band will be the law of the land. placing a temper -- has lost in the district at the appellate court levels. all this comes out where after

i'm bret baier in washington. it's 11:00 p.m. in washington and in atlanta.come to the prime time "special report." democrats are 0 for 5 in special elections. against the incumbent president who they say is vulnerable. under attack constantly from investigations into collusion and obstruction of justice to daily negative stories about his style, his tweets. you name it. but democrats are 0 for 5 so far in special elections. democrats tonight say all five of the candidates out perform traditional democratic turn-out in the republican leaning districts. but after spending tens of millions of dollars, they haven't won one. tonight's focus

bret baier is host of special report. lept talk about formally withdrawing from the paris climate accord and exiting the u.n. climate treaty all together. what are the two plans and how do they differ? bret were for people who say the u.s. should stay in. they say it improves the ability to negotiate on climate issues and terrorism and trade. and it make us in the club. you dealt with that in your opening. china is producing cl plants, so is dia, but they are also trying to lead the way on green energy and china would step into the void and take over world leadership on that front. these are the supporters who say we should do it. there are a lot of people who say the u.s. is taking it on the chin and would take it on the chin significantly financially if these are all held in line. i think -- this is me talking. i think the president may do some king solomon's choice, where it's half a loaf, they sort of pull out but renegotiate to say we are going to renegotiate nafta, we are not going to scrap nafta. we are going to red

i am bill hemmer in tonight for bret baier.s than two hours from the official implementation of president trump's travel ban. it will severely limit refugees from half a dozen mostly muslim countries from entering our country. it is certainly a win for the president and that comes in a night when he's engaged in a different kind of battle. one in which even some of his ally say he may have crossed a line. we begin with chief white house correspondent john roberts joining

welcome to washington, i am bret baier.lligence committee's investigation into the unmasking of american swept up in government surveillance. there are two tracks to the investigation into what the term campaign did or didn't do, and also with the obama administration did or did not do with surveillance. breaking tonight, new details on the second tract. chief washington correspondent james rosen is here with details. good evening. >> fox news has confirmed that the fbi and cia and national security agency were all served today with subpoenas issued by the house intelligence committee. sources said

i am bret baier. when it comes to climate change, it appears we will not always have paris.rt time ago the u.s. will withdrawal withdraw from the agreement. the move crosses off another item from canada donald trump's campaign to-do list. while the move has its supporters on capitol hill in small business,

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i am bret baier prince 100%.s answer how he is to speak under oath about his conversations with the man he fired as fbi director, adding that he would talk with special counsel robert muller. but the president had another cryptic answer to the question about whether his talks with comey were recorded. president trump making those remarks during an after

i am bret baier.dent trump and republican congressional leaders are trying to come up with the plant tonight to get the president's agenda flowing through the legislative pipeline. the legislative calendar closes and for the fiscal year and they are running out of days. main issues: health care and tax reform. the main challenge, getting g.o.p. lawmakers to come together and

bret baier is next.we'll see yok tomorrow. >>> the president takes a victory lap in the heartland. >>t me harder, harder, harder. they have now learned i think it doesn't work. the truth is people love us. all of us. they love us. >> republican congressional candidates keep up their winning streak with elections in south carolina and georgia. thank you for believing in me. >> bret: meanwhile, the clock is tick for the republican effort to repeal and replace obamacare and the senate leaders preparing to unveil the plan. >> we have offered ideas for a better way forward. and we will finally have the chance to turn the page on the failing law. >> bret: the state of missouri

i am bret baier. the show that it seems everyone in washington wants to see will go on.house spokesperson said president trump will not stop fired fbi director james comey from testifying before congress this week. thursday, comey is scheduled to testify before the senate intelligence committee about whether president trump pressured him to drop the investigation into former national security advisor michael flynn's possible ties to russia. after all the leaks and the chatter, comey will finally answer questions. catherine herridge reports on what the senators want to

." ♪ >> good evening, i am john roberts and for bret baier tonight.ok at the long-awaited health care reform plan from senate republicans. according to many on both sides of the aisle, the prognosis is not good. democrats are against the bill, that's a given but republicans have erased their same margin of error and there are many indications to scaffold the measure.

bret baier will have election coverage with a special addition of special reports at 11:00 p.m. eastern time. steger on fox. >> jon: breaking right now, new reaction to the tragic death of the 22-year-old american, otto warmbier. his family announcing that the university of junior student died yesterday. less than a week after his return from north korea over the young men had been prisoner for 17 months, reportedly comatose almost the entire time. president trump offering few clues to his response. >> i just wanted to pass on word that otto warmbier has just passed away. he spent a year and a half and north korea, a lot of bad things happened, but at least we got him home to be with his parents, where they were so happy to see him, even though he was in very tough condition, but he just passed away a little while ago. that's a brutal regime, and will be able to handle it. >> jon: james rosen joins us now from the state department. >> good afternoon. how to handle it exactly? formulating his response to the death of otto warmbier, the trump administration must now navigate the i

i am bret baier. what's being handled by the fbi, an act of terrorism. in our homeland. a police officer was stabbed in the neck this morning at an airport in flint, michigan. witnesses say the attacker shouted allahu akbar, arabic for god is the greatest. a canadian resident, who entered the country legally. look at the correspondence latest. >> confirming just minutes ago, investigating this incident as an act of terrorism. the

i am bret baier. the show that it seems everyone in washington wants to see will go on.ident trump will not stop fired fbi director james comey from testifying before congress this week. thursday, comey is scheduled to testify before the senate intelligence committee about whether president trump pressured him to drop the investigation into former national security advisor michael flynn's possible ties to russia. after all the leaks and the chatter, comey will finally answer questions. catherine herridge reports on what the senators want to

. >> i am bill hemmer in for bret baier. senate republicans are waving the white flag at least for the week on health care reform. the vote before the july 4th vacation will not happen after all. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel on the hill on why the effort has been put on pause. good evening. >> good evening. back to the drawing board for health care reform. senate republicans back from a powwow at the white house, forced to pull the bill this afternoon after a division among their ranks forced leadership without enough votes to bring the bill to the floor. the president remains unwavering. >> this will be great if we get it

bret baier is next. see you back in new york tomorrow. >>> the president takes a victory lap in the heartland. >> they hit me harder, harder, harder. they have now learned i think it doesn't work. the truth is people love us. all of us. they love us. >> republican congressional candidates keep up their winning streak with elections in south carolina and georgia. thank you for believing in me. >> bret: meanwhile, the clock is tick for the republican effort to repeal and replace obamacare and the senate leaders preparing to unveil the plan. >> we have offered ideas for a better way forward. and we will finally have the chance to turn the page on the failing law. >> bret: t

i am james rosen sitting in for bret baier.t court of the land for the president trump's so-called travel band will be the law of the land. placing a temper -- has lost in the district at the appellate court levels. all this comes out where after

. >> i am bill hemmer in for bret baier.e working quickly this evening to come up with the new health care plan immediately. leadership wants something on paper by friday, and it appears many americans agree with the decision to pull the effort to repeal and replace obamacare. latest polling shows 27% of those surveyed favored it in the senate, 50/50 4% did not. the obamacare numbers keep rising. 52-42%, up from 38% approval in march of 2015. let's start with cheap congressional correspondent

bret baier is on assignment and will join us shortly.merican student who fell into a coma in north korean custody and returned home last week has died. kristin fisher brings us the story, including allegations of physical abuse by the regime in pyongyang. >> this awful announcement came from warmbier's family. they say he died surrounded by his family. he invented in the state of unresponsive wakefulness ever since he was brought back from north korea last week. family says: "when otto returned to cincinnati late

. >> i am bill hemmer in for bret baier.republicans are waving the white flag at least for the week on health care reform. the vote before the july 4th vacation will not happen after all. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel on the hill on why the effort has been put on pause. good evening. >> good evening. back to the drawing board for health care reform. senate republicans back from a powwow at the white house, forced to pull the bill this afternoon after a division among their ranks forced leadership without enough votes to bring the bill to the floor. the president remains unwavering. >> this will be great if we get it

i am bret baier.sident trump and republican congressional leaders are trying to come up with the plant tonight to get the president's agenda flowing through the legislative pipeline. the legislative calendar closes and for the fiscal year and they are running out of days. main issues: health care and tax reform. the main challenge, getting g.o.p. lawmakers to come to

i am bret baier. when it comes to climate change, it appears we will not always have paris.sident trump announced a short time ago the u.s. will withdrawal withdraw from the agreement. the move crosses off another item from canada donald trump's campaign to-do list. while the move has its supporters on capitol hill in small business,

. ♪ >> i am bill hemmer in for bret baier. the numbers are in in washington.udget office out with its projection on the effects of the senate republican health care bill. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel has the latest from the capital trade good evening. >> congressional budget office projects that over the next ten years 22 million people would lose coverage compared to the 23 million that would lose coverage in the house bill. it also projects deficits will be cut by $321 billion. that's more than $200 billion better than the house bill. the cbo says that after premiums go up nextr,