i'm telling bret baier.e's going to be flattered. >> i do watch it. >> tucker: you think there may have been some chicanery behind thee scenes? >> i don't know. >> tucker: question two. this is a multiple-choice question. wait for the choice before answering.g. the olympic committee this week announced the city of los angeles would soon host the summer games. when was the last time l.a. hosted the olympics? was in 1980, was it 1984, was it 1988? >> 1984.t >> tucker: 1984. >> it before i was born but i feel like i know. >> tucker: we'll see if you are right. tape.go to the >> it was the l.a. summer games of '84 that electrified the country. the torch was lit at the l.a. coliseum, but it was carl lewis who set the crowd on fire. >> tucker: i'm impressed because 1984 to you was like the first world war to me. it was prehistory. but you do it anyway. >> i feel like i heard a lot about -- was that the one that bruce jenner was in?ke >> tucker: i'm not going there. question three, last month president trump invite

he did,s a bret baier say -- he did, as bret baier say, leave a door open at the end. if i'm the europeans now i'm thinking wow, that was a strong statement. i'm not sure where we go from here. the united states is going to turn up the volume. >> dana: karl rove, the political implications of this are that the president is saying look, i ran on this, i talked about it from the beginning. he said that the cash given to iran was an embarrassment to him as a citizen and should be embarrassment to all citizens of the united states and said a constructive deal could have been done in the last administration but it was not so he is going to, he signed the paper, walking away from the deal that president obama made. your thoughts today? >> well, i think mike pointed to the right thing which is what comes next? the president has in the past alluded to several fundamental problems with the iranian deal. the most important of all it allows them to continue to enrism, that it -- enrich, out doesn't give us just in time, at-will investigations of any suspected facility inside the

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bret baier. now i will let you go. >> okay. >> dana: president trump just leaving capitol hill after a policy meeting with republican senators where the haspel nomination came up as we were just saying. josh holmes is the former chief of staff to senator mitch mcconnell and we have the founder of storyline and co-host of political persuasion podcast, which i enjoy. josh, let me start with you. senator donnelly from indiana, a democratic in a red state with a tough re-election ahead of him. he was a senator that they were going to target about the haspel nomination. he decided earlier this week, i guess maybe yesterday because that was monday, that he is going to be for her. >> yeah. well, there are a lot of senate democrats that find themselves up in 2018 or trying to cover their tracks here from the voting record over the last five years. so they are breaking with chuck schumer and the party line on nominations like this. frankly, i'm surprised that the nomination is controversial in the first p

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bret baier on similarities between donald trump and ronald reagan. reporter that exposed theranos. howie: time for a deeper dive on the coverage of president trump's foreign policy. i sat down this morning with bret baier. , the author of "three days in moscow." the cancellation of the summit with kim jong-un after taunting him as little rocket man, and now the summit is back on. do all these moves in foreign policy make it difficult to cover donald trump? bret: yes. you don't know what's going to happen. also the logistics of following and covering a president. we were scheduled to go to singapore and planning ahead to how that was going to work and the travel and the shows. covering this summit to be. so as it fell apart, do you cancel the ticket, do you not, do you hold on. right now we are in limbo and we'll see. >> you know, when the president threatens to pull out of nafta and he doesn't. he says he's going to withdraw his troops in syria then he pulls back. you have a group of commentators and analysts who say he's strategic and others say he'

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>> dana: bret baier, you are certainly famous all over the country, especially in morgantown.t, it'll be great to watch. fun to see it get underway and we will be watching. thanks for joining us. all right. special coverage begins at 6:00 p.m. eastern on "special report" followed by an analysis on the story at 7:30. ahead, greg on the prom dress making headlines. we will be right back. mom? dad?! i had a very minor fender bender tonight in an unreasonably narrow fast food drive thru lane. but what a powerful life lesson. and don't worry i have everything handled. i already spoke to our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. which is so smart on your guy's part. like fact that they'll just... forgive you... four weeks without the car. okay, yup. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it. you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 k

for more on this and, of course, the news of roseanne show being canceled bret baier. the anchor of "special report." before i ask about roseanne, you wrote a book about the summits and the president often says, "we'll see what happens." i think kim jong un figured he is willing to walk away. maybe i should make it right. but we shouldn't expect that the one summit could solve everything. i think setting the expectations early is really important here. >> no, that is exactly right. there are a lot of things that have to be worked out. here secretary pompeo described on capitol hill and elsewhere a lot of work has been done to lay groundwork for this if it goes forward on june 12 in singapore. but to think it would all wrap up there comes down to the denation of -- definition of "denuclearize." what does it mean to each party, to the u.s. and north korea? how do you get there from here? what inspections regime do you set up? how does it work? there is a lot of details there. raz -- as you know the devil is in the details. the likelihood that this goes forward is high no

. >> tucker: up next, our friend bret baier just wrote a new book. might want to buy it. bret's first interview about his new volume. an important update on the porn lawyer and of course we have it from mark steyn just ahead. do you need the most trusted battery in your noise cancelling headphones? maybe not. maybe you could trust you won't be next to a loud eater. (eating potato chips loudly) or you could just trust duracell. (silence) ♪ ♪ most people come to la with big dreams. ♪ we came with big appetites. with expedia, you can book a flight, hotel, car, and activity... ...all in one place. ♪ everything you need to go. expedia ♪ >> tucker: time now for "the friend zone." we bring on one of our friends from here at fox onto the show.f tonight, our old friend bret baier. he hosts "special report." he's not just a news man and a political expert, he's also a history buff and a best-selling author. he's got a new book outre tomorrow. it's called "three days in moscow: ronald reagan and the fall of the soviet empire." bret baier joins us tonight. hey, b

com/bret baier. >> the house minority leader is not backing down. nancy employee pelosi says she n for house speaker if democrats win in the fall. that news is not sitting well with some in her own party. mike emanuel now with a look at her plans to stay on doing more harm than good. >> pelosi told the boston globe, we will win. i will run for speaker. i feel confident about it, and my friends do too. i have no intention of walking away from the table. sources say they are taking the pelosi comments and working on ads like this one. >> there is no play in the republican side that worked again, tieing john to pelosi. >> in georgia and some parts, they are running against nancy pelosi, and it's working. >> thank you for continuing to fail as your party's leader. >> pelosi raised $16.1 million first quarter. rank and file members like seth molten say democrats should be looking forward. i think there is a strong desire out there in america for new leadership in washington. not just getting rid of republicans, but new leadership in the democratic party.

comey is lying on not only to bret baier bear. but on meet the press. he denied that the agents said that flynn was telling the truth. was comey lying in front of the intelligence committee or last sunday or bret baier bear or the american public. no one is reporting judge tillis. and rosenstein, or isn't he recused. now rod rosenstein, he is a witness in the case. and then we know rod rosenstein signed off on the fisan issue and now rod rosenstein here, it seems to me, he's in trouble. and that he needs to go next. >> he's in huge trouble and he needs to go next. if you talk to anybody with common sense. >> sean: but back dating permission to raid manafort's home. >> man dating permission and if you look at the report and what was unredakted version on page 53 and 54. you will see that mccabe, it appears was trying to put pressure on the fbi agents. i have reported that all along. when they came back and said flynn did not lie, we don't believe any detection and he was not lying and a lot of reportses that i was receiving that mccabe was putting pressu

tonight, our old friend bret baier. he hosts "special report."l expert, he's also a history buff. a best-selling author. a new book out tomorrow. "three days in moscow." bret baier joins us tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> tucker: doug brinkley, one of the most famous, may be the most famous reagan historian calls this one of the best and most essential books ever written about ronald reagan. i'm impressed. >> and i didn't even pay him. >> tucker: it's amazing. three days. sort of boiled down the pivotal moment to three days. what three days? >> is the three days of the fourth summit between reagan and gorbachev where reagan goes to moscow and he meets with gorbachev. they are finalizing the nuclear arms treaty, but he also gives an uncovered and overlooked for the most part speech to moscow state university students and takes q&a from them. we use three days to jump back and look at how reagan gets to this point and really leads to the seminal moment of the cold war coming to an end, the wall coming down and communism really taking a hit. th

i'm bret baier. president trump is once again expressing buyers remorse over the selection of his attorney general. the president tweeted he wishes he would have picked someone other than jeff sessions. it is over russia's recusal of the probe. they send their dumb number one diplomat into a very important meeting in new york. john roberts joins us from the north one. >> reporter: just moments ago the secretary of state mike pompeo issued a tweet saying, looking forward to meeting in new york. we are committed to the complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the korean peninsula. they are proceeding as if it is in place for june 12th. president trump met with secretary of state mike pompeo today. a strategy session ahead of pompeo's meetings in new york with north korean vice president kim jong-chul, a prelude to the possible summit with kim jong u kim jong un. >> we are continuing to prepare for the meeting between the president and the north korean leader. as the president says, if

bret baier plays that all the time in d.c. >> i miss you guys, i really do. >> bret: and forget libya, president trump contradicts his national security advisor to get kim jong un to the negotiating table next month. in the present slams the russia collusion probe on its one year anniversary and we take a close look at where things stand tonight. this is special report. ♪ >> bret: good evening, i'm bret baier. president says the best thing kim jong un could ever do is make a deal with the u.s. the president also promises that you north korean leader that he will not suffer a similar fate to the late libyan dictator, moore mark qaddafi, should he play ball with washington. a position many talk up to leveraging for position. chief white house correspondent john roberts joins us from the north one with the president's latest take on the subject. good evening, john. >> good evening to you. we haven't heard much on the subject since north korea started going squishy on the idea of the subject, but today the president was in a chatty mood and still optimistic. in the oval office with nato s

you look at this situation and i asked bret baier about this earlier. we are getting an idea of a trump doctrine. what do you say? >> the trump doctrine has been formulating since day one in office. he started out with kim jong un dropping missiles within six inches of japan and now he is begging for peace and declaring denuclearization. the hostages coming home is a part of that progression. and it is an important one. look how quickly and swiftly pompeo now made two trips to north korea with. >> harris: zac? >> it's fantastic we get the hostages, the americans coming home but i agree with cory gardner on your show previously that the kim regime is a master of propaganda and they are signaling to the world they are ready to deal. this ups the pressure on the trump administration to close that deal. i think that they have made things a little difficult for themselves. >> harris: why? >> given their violation of the iran agreement for two reasons. >> harris: whoa, whoa, whoa. violation of iran? why put it that way? we pulled out of a deal. >> iran was co

a very humble person. >> sean: bret baier's book is phenomenal. so hard for the left-wing media to understand? don't we have newspapers in the country. every newspaper has local, international, national. they have a sports section, most have a gossip section and the news is really left-wing. then they have an opinion section. why is it so hard to realize the fox news is a newspaper, just like one? >> laura: i'm just doing sports from now on. >> sean: up at the football. >> laura: got it. >> sea c

bret baier is on the couch today. he joins us now. bret, you've been watching this with us. >> yes. this president is very comfortable talking about police officers, talking about this issue, calling for the death penalty for anyone that kills a police officer. you saw him interacting with the family there from new york. someone that clearly feels at home talking about police officers and all they do for us. i think, you know, more challenging after this event will be listening to senate republicans and maybe some of their concerns about what is happening as they get ready to plot forward towards the mid-term election and what they're going to try to get done. >> also on the couch, lisa and dagan and melissa. >> my heart goes out to all of those families. >> i always go back to a story, someone told me on the campaign trail with candidate trump. president trump obviously. he would bound off the plane and there would be police officers, local police officers there to greet him and escort him to the rally he was going to. it was like one of his happiest moments according to the person

i'm bret baier. to you tonight from the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. more on why i am here a bit later in the show.

i'm bret baier. again expressing buyers remorse over the selection of his attorney general. the president tweeted he wishes he would have picked someone other than jeff sessions. it is over russia's recusal of the probe. they send the

he's tough and fair, his name is bret baier. some transitions are better than others. president trump says good riddance to the iran nuclear deal as he announces the president is withdrawing. congress considers the request to cut 15 billion in unused funds, and a champion of the "me, too" movement faces his own account allegations. good evening, i'm bret baier, coming to you live from the white house as the administration deals right now with reaction to president trump's announcement a few hours ago here that the u.s. is withdrawing from the iran nuclear deal.

bret baier. >> bret: massacre at a texas high school leaves at least dead and three in custody. and an interview with special counsel robert mueller and a report into an investigation. and should police use a military style equip and to try to keep you safe? this is "special report" ♪ >> bret: good evening, i'm bret baier. once again tonight we begin with a shooting at an american school. and word from authorities, it could have been much worse. tonight, the place is in the houston suburb of santa fe. the numbers, tended and ten injured, one suspect captured. captured. another person of interest detained. correspondent casey steagall is in the area with the latest. >> reporter: this just in from jake gibson, one of our intrepid producers there in d.c. where he said the justice department, the u.s. justice department officials have told fox news that federal charges are very much under consideration here. at this as authorities tonight are still processing that massive crime scene not far from where i am over at the high school. also, digging deep into the 17-year-old gunman's pa

. >> greg: never miss an episode of the five, get ready, get set, here comes bret baier. >> bret: presidentericans in north korea as the breakthrough of the d loop back -- breakthrough process. and are the robots coming? white house has concerns about artificial intelligence, where is that coming? this is "special report." ♪ good evening and welcome to washington, i am bret baier paired right now three americans held prisoner in north korea for more than era back on u.s. soil. they arrived early this morning along with the secretary of state mike pompeo after what appears to be a hugely successful -- bloom at a trip to

earl, bret baier in new york tonight. author of the huge new soon to be best seller "new york times," 3 days in moscow. ronald reagan and the fall of the soviet empire. and former whitewater counsel, sal. sal what did you take away from that interview with rudy? >> well, i look at everything like this as an interview as the performance level and the substantive level. at the performance level, he did a very good job. this is what he should have done from the beginning when he was on sean's show. he was more polished. he knew much more. that was very good. many of his statements were incorrect. some of them were preposterous and some were just arguments and opinions. there is no way that the person under investigation or his attorney gets to say it's been a year, that's too much. in terms of performance, i thought he did pretty well. >> laura: let's play the first sound bite from this interview, the question of whether the president himself can be indicted. let's watch. >> the same reason they can't indict him, they can't

. >> greg: never miss an episode of the five, get ready, get set, here comes bret baier. >> bret: president trump releases three americans in north korea as the breakthrough of the d loop back -- breakthrough process. and are the robots coming? white house has concerns about artificial intelligence, where is that coming? this is "special report." ♪ good evening and welcome to washington, i am bret baier paired right now three americans held prisoner in north korea for more than era back on u.s. soil. they arrived early this morning along with the secretary of state mike pompeo after what appears to be a hugely successful -- bloom at a trip to the hermit kingdom. and we know where and when kim jong un will meet with president trump. all of this happens against the backdrop of increasing hostilities between another potential nuclear nemesis, iran and our ally israel. we have team coverage, benjamin hall in jerusalem with iran and we begin with john roberts on the major movement of north korea. good evening. >> as he was boarding air force one on his way to a campaign rally this afternoon, pre

i'm bret baier. we are coming to you tonight from the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. more on why i am here a bit later in the show. we begin on the other coast however, as president trump meets with three of his top national security officials after calling for a major investigation into reports the fbi had a plant, an informant, spy, whatever you want to call it, and his presidential campaign in 2016. president trump especially wants to find out what his predecessor president obama knew about it. judging by his tweets, the 45th president clearly considers this part of a big conspiracy. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge starts us off tonight with the investigation. >> in a statement late today the white house press secretary said there is an agreement for the chief of staff john kelly to immediately bring together law enforcement and intelligence agencies with congressional leaders so that lawmakers can view the highly classified records they requeste

good evening welcome to washington i'm bret baier. we are just hours away from learning whether the u.s. will stay in the iran nuclear clear that was the main foreign policy legacy of the obama administration. doesn't appear so. president trump who campaigned to withdraw from the agreement. he will announce his official decision tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. eastern. this comes as america's former top diplomat of the pac is roughing the administration feather by keeping u.s. and iran in the deal. we start with benjamin hall in jerusalem with what iran and cosigners of the deal saying tonight. >> iran deal has been international tug of war for years. it is very dangerous. there are others who say putting it out now will be more dangerous. tomorrow we'll hear from president trump about his decision and that could have wide reaching implications. iran's president issued a warning today saying the u.s. will pay a heavy price if it pulls out of the nuclear deal. he added his voice to others. in this issue, americans would be the loser. we would co

bret baier plays that all the time in d.c. >> i miss you guys, i really do. >> bret: and forget libyaump contradicts his national security advisor to get kim jong un to the negotiating table next month. in the present slams the russia collusion probe on its one year anniversary and we take a close look at where things stand tonight. this is special report. ♪ >> bret: good evening, i'm bret baier. president says the best thing kim jong un could ever do is make a deal with the u.s. the president also promises that you north korean leader that he will not suffer a similar fate

bret baier. >> bret: massacre at a texas high school leaves at least dead and three in custody.ueller and a report into an investigation. and should police use a military style equip and to try to keep you safe? this is "special report" ♪ >> bret: good evening, i'm bret baier. once again tonight we begin with a shooting at an american school. and word from authorities, it could have been much worse. tonight, the place is in the houston suburb of santa fe. the numbers, tended and ten injured, one suspect capture

he's tough and fair, his name is bret baier. up next. >> bret: some transitions are better than others. president trump says good riddance to the iran nuclear deal as he announces the president is withdrawing. congress considers the request to cut 15 billion in unused funds, and a champion of the "me, too" movement faces his own account allegations. good evening, i'm bret baier, coming to you live from the white house as the administration deals right now with reaction to president trump's announcement a few hours ago here that the u.s. is withdrawing from the iran nuclear deal. as a candidate of course, mr. trump campaign hard on a promise to get the u.s. out of the deal that he called horrendous and one-sided. as president he labeled the agreement ridiculous and insane. his political opponents and european allies say he has no real plan that they have seen going forward. john roberts starts us off with a massive global story. >> one that we have been expecting for a long time, too. one thing that we know for sure is that everyb

bret baier is at the white hous white house. >> this is brett bret baier ate white house.f breaking stories. two prominent people publicly on the conservative side of the political spectrum, he may say, are out of jobs tonight. comedian roseanne barr who plays a character with her chump sympathies has lost her highly rated tv show following a tweet that many people considered racist and almost all, including abc, considered over the line. and at missouri republican governor eric greitens, once considered a rising star in the g.o.p. has just resigned this afternoon i made an impeachment ef

so you're going to watch to catch that with bret baier and martha maccallum.rica's election hq 2018. gets underway tonight, you could say. the white house delays imposing tariffs on many of our closest allies. why the european union says the exemption on steel and aluminum tariffs doesn't go far enough and what the eu wants to have happen. israel said iran lied to the world. more on the secret files that show why tehran cannot be trusted and how will this impact president trump's decision on the iran nuclear deal. israel's ambassador to the u.n. joins us next. >> when they did the nuclear deal with iran, it was premised, its imme -- implementation on that they would come clean. they lied one item after the other. let's see. if these packs have the same number of bladder leak pads, i bet you think bigger is better. actually, it's bulkier. always discreet doesn't need all that bulk to protect. because it's made differently. the super absorbent core quickly turns liquid to gel, for drier protection that's a lot less bulky. looks like good things really do come in

bret baier is at the white hous white house. >> this is brett bret baier ate white house. but first a pair of breaking stories. two prominent people publicly on the conservative side of the political spectrum, he may say, are out of jobs tonight. comedian roseanne barr who plays a character with her chump sympathies has lost her highly rated tv show following a tweet that many people considered racist and almost all, including abc, considered over the line. and at missouri republican governor eric greitens, once considered a rising star in the g.o.p. has just resigned this afternoon i made an impeachment effort sparked by a pair of scandals that we have been covering here on special report for weeks. first, to our midwest newsroom, and governor greitens was mired in political scandal, and it was an active special session in the missouri house to consider whether greitens was going to be the first governor in missouri's history to teach impeachment proceedings. he was also facing a trial and now a short while ago the governor formally announced his resignation. however, the

comey, the former fbi director, claims in fact that he told bret baier was created by the republican is not at all true. bret corrected him on that. oh, i didn't know that. how is it possible that the fbi director, the man who used the trump dossier, as a basis for the fisa warrant on to spy on the trump campaign doesn't know where it came from? >> he is either ignorant of the facts, he is lying or incredibly incompetent. comey, went to a fisa court and swore under oath, under penalty of perjury the authenticity and veracity of the document, the dossier. yet he admits to congress it was unverified. that is abuse of power. i find it hard to believe that comey didn't know the republicans had nothing to do with the dossier, and he still told bret baier to this day he said, i don't, i don't know that the hillary clinton and dnc paid for the dossier. how could you not know as fbi director? that suggests to me rank incompetence. david: gregg jarrett, when is the book out? >> comes out in a couple of months. but you can get it on amazon and barnes & noble preorder. david: the russia hoax. th

events coming up soon that i'd like to welcome you all to, on may 29th we have a book event with bret baier who wrote the book "three days in moscow, ronald reagan and the fall of the soviet union", that's bret baier of fox news. and then the airing of "chappaquiddac" and the book writers. and jon meacham, "the soul of america the battle for our better angels", on june 27th we have a luncheon with the ceo of delta airlines. and for my last question, i was going to ask and i was disappointed i can't, who made your boots, but you're not wearing boots today. so, i have to ask-- >> and i really-- >> where are your boots? >> and if you want to jump a wall, you change your boots. you wear sports tennis shoes so you can really get up there. [laughte [laughter] >> thanks very much. [applaus [applause] >> and we are done. thanks for being here. [applause]. [applause]. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> to our program highlights for this memorial day weekend. saturday op c-span at 9:30 p.m. the monk debate is political correctness a threat to free speech or a positive force for so

senate debate hosted by martha mccallum and bret baier. dana. >> dana: the white house briefing about to get underway as we learn details about the russia investigation. and 50 questions that special counsel robert mueller would like to ask the president. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino. this is "the daily briefing." president trump lashing out today after the "new york times" published a long list of questions mueller wants to ask about the russia investigation. chief white house correspondent john roberts is live on the north lawn. what are they saying there at the white house? >> good afternoon, to you. first, let me give you background on the questions that fox news has obtained. they were first given yesterday to the "new york times." these were questions that were developed in early march in ne

report with bret baier." good evening thanks so much. tonight, breaking right here the race is heating up with 24 hour to go inning the big primary day of 2018 as the president tries to block ex-con don blankenship in west virginia. telling voters he cannot win. he responded to that. >> i think everybody knows that i'm more in agreement with trump's policies than anyone else. >> we will speak with one of his opponents, republican attorney general patrick morrissey with his warning today to blankenship's parole officer in nevada. tomorrow night the primary for ohio governor. it will be cordray versus kucinich for democrat. on the republican side you got dewine versus marry taylor. the battle to unseat senator sherrod brown. also this maybe the most vulnerable seat that we will watch tomorrow night. this is indiana. senator joe donnelly and those are the gentlemen who are trying to 1 against him in november. as we said, west virginia, congressman evan jenkins internal patrick morrissey hope to beat don blankenship. as a result, he is gaini

i'm bret baier. we are coming to you tonight from the richard nixon presidential library in yorba linda california. part of a two week tour. what could be a major step backward in the effort to eliminate the threat of north korea's nuclear weapons program. president trump says there's a good chance next month's planned summit with kim jong un will not happen on schedule. the president indicating today the meeting will either be on his terms or it won't happen at all. and it could very well be delayed as a possibility. chief white house correspondent john roberts starts us off from the north lawn tonight with where the summits prospects are. good evening. >> good evening. in the oval office today, president trump said the chances of a summit between him and north korean leader kim jong un is basically a coin flip. 50/50, the president said. the white house is still making plans. president trump has repeatedly stated that the summit with kim jong un may happen. it may not happen. we will see. in the ov

plus bret baier will weigh in on the latest movement of the potential summit with north korea.s china aggressively developing the next generation of nuclear weapons. we discuss that and much more, breaking news left and right on "the daily briefing." >> harris: fox news alert now. our fox top story. diplomacy appears to be accelerating ahead of a potential summit with president trump and north korean dictator kim jong un. the president has confirmed a top north korean official is on his way to the united states for talks about the meeting. we are told that the plane will arrive tomorrow. and a japanese broadcaster says kim's de facto chief of staff arrived in singapore last night to meet with a u.s. advance team there. bringing in the power panel. back from "outnumbered" senior redirector -- senior research director at bustle.com. jessica tarlov. and republican strategist noelle nikpour is here. i have a list of things that are coming together and people pulling in to place. you have the delegation at the d.m.z. senator risch talked about that earlier this hour. these are hard

bret baier is here with analysis.t the united nations but we start with benjamin hall along the israeli-gaza border. what is it like tonight, benjamin? >> good evening from the israeli-gaza border. we were expecting a lot more violence today.

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senate debate hosted by martha mccallum and bret baier. here is dana. >> dana: the white house briefing about to get underway as we learn details about the russia investigation. and 50 questions that special counsel robert mueller would like to ask the president. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino. this is "the daily briefing." president trump lashing out today after the "new york times" published a long list of questions mueller wants to ask about the russia investigation. chief white house correspondent john roberts is live on the north lawn. what are they saying there at the white house? >> good afternoon, to you. first, let me give you background on the questions that fox news has obtained. they were first given yesterday to the "new york times." these were questions that were developed in early march in negotiations between the special counsel's office and president trump's outside legal team. i'm told that mueller's office never really handed a legal team a sheet of questions. more it was a conversation back and forth and the questions

bret baier will kick off special coverage at 6:30 and we'll have the debate moderated by bret baier and martha maccallum. at 7:30 martha will analyze it all on "the story." more news to get to this morning. fallout after the migrant caravan reaches the board as dozens are charged trying to enter the country. what the vice president is saying about it after his visit plus the president delaying a decision on tariffs involving steel. what does it mean for the u.s. and our allies? and the deadline for a decision on the iran nuclear deal quickly approaching. why new evidence has the israeli prime minister pushing president trump to leave the deal before the deadline. will he? >> they're trying to bamboozle the entire world and i'm glad president trump has said enough of that. we won't be taken for a ride or hoodwinked. ive thru lane. but what a powerful life lesson. and don't worry i have everything handled. i already spoke to our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. which is so smart on your guy's part. like fact that they'll just... forgive you... four weeks witho

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. >>> and fox news host bret baier tells us about his new book. moscow: ronald reagan and the fall of the soviet empire." >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ i'm kenny choi. and i'm michelle griego. time is 4-- here's neda iranpour with a check of weather. >>> good morning. it is tuesday, may 15th. >> good morning to neta. how is everyone doing on this tuesday, your favorite day of the week? >> favorite day of the week. i feel way more rested than yesterday. >> i'm glad i am here. my alarm almost didn't go off. >>kyouldt have woke up. >> our natural body instinct is to wake at 2 in the morning. >> which i've done a couple times >> internal clock's working. >>> let's talk about your forecast. here's what you can expect. those clouds out there, and yes, it's cooler than yesterday. temperatures are going down. more of that ocean influence. there's a system to the west of us that could bring us a slight chance of a drizzle. today, tomorrow, we're staying below average, but

♪ good evening, i am bret baier coming to you live from morgantown, west virginia, the sight of the republicanenate debate to that will begin in just 30 minutes from now. but first we want to bring you the big news of the day. fox news has obtained a list of questions that special counsel robert mueller wants to ask president trump if he gets the chance about the russia investigation. john roberts princess live from the north lawn with a look at what he wants to know. >> good evening, the league of the questions comes just as the legal team has restarted negotiations with robert mueller about a possible interview with the president. i'm told that tonight to those negotiations are still on track, but many of the president supporters are saying based on this line of inquiry the president should not get anywhere near robert mueller. >> in talks with president trump's legal team, robert mueller revealed 52 questions he wants to ask the president. four topics. michael flynn, james comey, jeff sessions, donald trump jr.'s meeting with the russian attorney. among the things that he wants to ask, what

todd: debate tonight on this channel bret baier and martha maccallum. steve: watch tonight. 6:30 eastern time. halfway through "special report" and then it goes an hour and then martha takes over the final half hour. steve: going to be great. ainsley: it is going to be great. steve: a lot riding. the moment making headlines. ben gentleman min netanyahu showing massive amount of evidence that thevidence that lt nuclear program. >> there is abby and little girl isabel. ♪ shrimp fans - this one's for you. it's red lobster's new create your own shrimp trios. pick 3 of 9 craveable creations for just $15.99. you can enjoy the classics you love, along with new creations like savory crab-topped shrimp, decadent parmesan truffle shrimp scampi, and creamy shrimp and lobster pasta. your perfect shrimp plate is just waiting to be discovered. but shrimp trios won't last, so get to red lobster today. and get your red lobster fix with our weekday lunch starting at $7.99. the toothpaste that helps prevent bleeding gums. if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have gum problems and

he was on with bret baier a few days back.ze on the other side. >> you tell lawmakers that fbi agents didn't believe former national security advisor michael flynn was lying intentionally to investigators? >> no. i saw that in the media. i don't know what, maybe someone misunderstood something i said. i didn't believe that and i didn't say that. abby: house intel report has been out. better version came out yesterday with some of the redacted stuff. unredacted. let me read you part of that it says director comey testified to the committee that the agents disernsd no physical indications of deception. they didn't see any change in posture and tone, inelection and eye contact. they saw nothing that indicated to them knew he was lying. ed: james comey told the committee, pete, that they didn't think he was lying. and then bret baier asked about it and he says i don't remember that. pete: now he doesn't remember at all. it all further calls into question the credibility of james comey who has been singing a tune, very different th

good evening, i am a bret baier. >> martha: i am martha maccallum, you will hear from the candidatesing on joe manchin in november. president trump won here in 2016, and republicans believe that this seat may be ripe for the taking. >> bret: we will meet the candidates, first we have evan jenkins, representing the third district of west virginia. then west virginia attorney general patrick morrisey, and finally former ceo don blankenship. welcome. >> martha: the rules of the debate are simple, candidates will have 60 seconds to answer the questions, 30 if they are given a follow-up after that question and they also get 30 seconds if their name is mentioned by one of the other candidates. >> bret: if the candidates go over their allotted time, they will hear this. [bell sounding] we do not like to do that, because some of the dogs at home thinking that somebody is at the door. let's try not to use the bell and get going. >> martha: as you all know, the opioid epidemic has hit the country hard. we will talk about that in great detail, but let's get started at the top of our questions.