bret baier, great to see you, my friend.n see, they are setting up for the coronavirus task force. the president will be there. the question is, will have a mask? the white house briefing imminent. here is "the five." >> jesse: hello everybody i'm jesse watters with juan williams, greg gutfeld, dagen mcdowell and emily compagno. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." fox news alert. you're looking live at the white house podium where any minute now president trump will be holding his first coronavirus briefing since april. it could be a boost to his reelection campaign, as cases of the virus continued to spike in the u.s. the president is expected to focus on vaccines and therapeutics and is planning on taking questions from

. ♪ ♪ >> mike: could even, welcome to washington on mike emanuel in for bret baier and resident trunking a quick trip to the mount rushmore to watch the fourth of july fireworks in the event comes despite the u.s. reporting another record high in new coronavirus cases and today, in a speech to nine president trump expected to speak about the history of america and warned against those he sees trying to divide the country. we will have life coverage of the big event tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. the president will return to washington well past midnight to prepare for tomorrow's festivities back on him at the white house. that's where we begin tonight with responder martha. >> good evening, at this hour the president and first lady in the air making their way to mount rushmore for the fireworks as you mentioned they will be having a remark tonight as they are in south dakota we expect the president will call out cancel culture and criticize those that want to tear down monuments of rewriting american history. >> were going to mount rushmore. >> president trump is kicking up the holida

i'm bret baier.ockdowns booking markets and how each state governor deals with the coronavirus spikes and we will determine a lot in the coming weeks. primarily the decision affecting whether your kids go back to school and who makes that decision and how. it is their plan. president trump said that schools need to reopen and students need to be in classrooms. he also said that he has a good relationship with dr. anthony fauci, nation's top infectious disease expert that they don't always agree. two major california systems are

let's bring in special report anchor bret baier, good to see you.eter laid it out pretty well, there you have joe biden giving the third plank of his economic plan talking about universal child care, series of tax credits. the theme here appears to be in a time of pandemic, you focus on health. >> that's right, and he's done that laying it out in pieces here, obviously the last plank of this had a different focus, but this one is about health care, about education, it's about getting people back to work. is also about spending money and let's not sugarcoat it, $775 billion is not chump chan change. that is one of the things that has really been an issue. >> trace: thank you. let's go to joe biden briefly. >> i just met sarah johnson. i thought i saw sara somewhere in here. she has her 3-year-old son noah who is a student here. she said this program does wonders helping and i will letters and numbers and socialize with other kids and understand his emotions and developed his personality. i met him, a bright, cute young man. but like so many parents,

welcome to washington on mike emanuel in for bret baier and he says the economy is roaring back for a better than expected 4.8 million jobs added in june and the unemployment rate fell to 11.1% and down from 13.3% in may. stocks jumped on the positive but to give away some of the gains throughout the day. the dow grew 92 and the s&p 500 rose 14 and the nasdaq finished up 53 at the new record close. we have fox team coverage, edward lawrence on the blow out job numbers and what the heads of the economy but we begin tonight with corresponding kristin fisher at the white house looking at the president's response to the big jobs report. a good evening. >> good evening, mike, for the first time as many months president trump is taking a victory lap after a better than expected jobs report, but the 2020 opponent is accusing him from spiking the football. with a lot more time left on the clock. >> our economy is roaring back. >> the u.s. economy added 4.8 million jobs in the month of june and the largest monthly job gain in history and the unemployment rate from 13.3% to 11.1%. the hospitali

only when chased, bret baier. says, he has to build out a case to what the administration would be like and he wants everybody to know it be very calm and that he be a caretaker. then he throws out the banana peel for himself. we will transform the country. from what to what, mr. vice president? what are you talking about here? trump is leading biden have his way, and that keeps the pressure of biden's left and if trump figures out some way to talk to the metal, biden will be in trouble because it'll make the base voters and liberal activist voters more valuable. right now, he can blow them off pretty well except for a weirdo tweet on the weekend. >> bret: the substance debate usually starts after we get the september, which is what is your tax plan and what does it look like? regulations look like? you been in washington for 43 years and i assume that's coming from the trump campaign. right now it's nothing. >> now, as i mentioned before it's very looking at our forward-looking message for the second term. as you

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while we wait for the former vice president, let's bring in golf pro extraordinaire anchor bret baier. congratulations over the weekend, that was cool to see you out there doing that. so on one of the issues that is so important to americans is the economy and in most polls, president trump still beats vice president biden on this issue of the economy. here is president trump talking about the issue of the economy yesterday. >> if biden got in, this economy would be destroyed. he was in office for 48 years, and what he did was not great. almost every decision was a wrong decision, and now he's going to come and try to help us. we didn't need any help. we built the greatest economy in history, greatest economy we've ever had, the greatest economy of the has ever seen. >> dana: when presidential candidates start focusing on the economy, the voters mind to focus as well. what you think about today's activity? >> i think it's a direct result out of what president trump is saying they are in some of the polls showing that president trump beats joe biden on the issue of the economy. it's on

special report anchor bret baier is a major washington nationals fan, he's also joining us -- there heg. it's good to have baseball coming back. steve: absolutely. dr. can anthony fauci for months has been talking about flattening the curve, and tonight he's going to throw out the first ball, and he says it's going to be a curveball. >> yeah, i know. i listened to an interview where he was very nervous about that pitch. but, you know, he did play in his early days, so i think he'll be able to get it over the plate. he was getting, he was getting advice from the nats, which is great. you know, the funny thing about it is the cardboard fans. you know, i'm hoping maybe we'll get a cardboard image in the stadium so that we can cheer on -- steve: well, hillary vaughn says you could pay for one. it's going to look like flat stanley stadium. >> yeah. steve: just about 90 minutes from right now, a video that is being put out by the biden campaign is going to show barack obama and joe biden, there they are. apparently it was taped in the last week or two, at barack obama's west end office in wa

i am bret baier.ll likely get worse before it gets better, that from president trump a short time ago in a solo coronavirus press briefing. the president saying that wearing a mask is patriotic and he will push harder for people to wear them in close quarters. it's president trump's coronavirus briefing his first and 85 days, the presidents has a vaccine, and effective therapeutics will be coming sooner than anyone thought possible. meantime on the statistics, florida has overtaken texas an average daily deaths from the

i'm bret baier bret baier. >> melissa: and i'm melissa francis in today for sandra smith. the streets for more than 50 days in a row now and last night, they surrounded the courthouse with federal forces moving in. north in seattle, rioters trying to set a police precinct on fire. the very same building that officers abandoned during the so-called occupation. >> protesters lit mortar type fireworks and then threw them at officers at very close range.an find, maim, and kill people in shorter distances. >> bret: dan springer is live in seattle, dan? >> this is not random, this appears to be a coordinated effort to create chaos in portland and seattle. we did not see black lives matter protesters in either city yesterday. what we saw were young agitators and anarchists who were bent on violence and really trying to provoke a response from police. here in seattle, people dressed in all black carrying baseball bats and businesses among them starbucks and macy's and the amazon store was also vandalized and looted but the worst violence happened at two seattle police precincts. r

. >> good evening and welcome to washington, i mike emanuel and for bret baier.night we are following several big stories in the apparent standoff as federal forces intervene in apparent violence in portland. but president trump is still threatening to send in the national guard. the president is making is on a number of other topics tonight. the president said he has not asked vladimir putin to kill american troops in afghanistan. his offering reports for a controversial doctor who has some mainstrea out of the ordins and

. >> good evening and welcome to washington, i'm bret baier. breaking tonight the president saying he is taking steps to hold china accountable for repressive actions against the people of hong kong. the president also tying his november opponent to china saying his entire career and words were as a gift to the chinese communist party. the president wrapping up what turned out to be a long list of differences with biden and with the president called the list of democrat agenda items. he spoke for 52 minutes before taking a question. presidents in the past by tradition it stayed away from overt campaign rhetoric from the rose garden or the white house but it is the president's discretion and, republicans on capitol hill would have likely have been up in arms. but this comes at 112 days, 16 weeks to the day before election day. armor vice president joe biden came out with part two of his economic plan today as president trump tried to paint a biden we earlier today had took all of the former vice president speech on fox. and peter doocy is in del

i'm bret baier. >> melissa: i'm melissa francis. sandra smith is off.ortland mayor ted wheeler was caught in the middle getting teargassed along with the crowd. earlier the mayor pledged solidarty with the protesters but he got a mixed reaction. >> i'm here tonight to stand with you no matter what. [cheering] >> bret: dan springer has more from seattle. good morning, dan. >> good morning, bret. portland mayor ted wheeler was at last night's protest for several hours but it didn't go as he was planned. he was shouted down when he tried to speak. >> if we are not able to get the federal administration to back off and leave our city, it will happen all across the united states, jeopardizing our united states constitution. >> wheeler got a front seat at the violence. in fact, he got hit with teargas, along with others in the crowd. when protesters were trying to destroy a new fence put up around the federal courthouse yesterday, arsonists set fires. some threw fireworks at federal officers and they responded with many rounds of teargas and nonlethal ammunit

. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington, and bret baier. back to school safely amid the coronavirus pandemic, the president and first lady participating in what was billed as a national dialogue on the subject earlier today. vice president mike pence was also there. i will speak exclusively with the president's point man on the coronavirus in just a few minutes. we have fox team coverage, jonathan serrie in atlanta as operation warp speed is getting a big cash infusion in the search for a vaccine. we begin with correspondent kristin fisher it at the white house in an effort to get kids back to school on time and out of danger. >> that evening, today

welcome to washington on mike emanuel in for bret baier and he says the economy is roaring back for a jobs added in june and the unemployment rate fell to 11.1% and down from 13.3% in may. stocks jumped on the positive but to give away some of the gains throughout the day. the dow grew 92 and the s&p 500 rose 14 and the nasdaq finished up 53 at the new record close. we have fox team coverage, edward lawrence on the blow out job numbers and what the heads of the economy but we begin tonight

. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington, i'm bret baier, breaking today as schools come to thewhat will happen in just a few weeks. president's press secretary said today children should go back to school this fall even if future studies find that they are transmitting the coronavirus with a course proper mitigation efforts by the schools. the u.s. is still no approaching 150,000 deaths and yesterday clipping the 4 million cases mark in the world health organization rose by more than 9800 and the largest single day increase since late april. a number of cases rose by a

"special report" is next with bret baier. >> breaking tonight, the streets of some american cities becoming combat zones and what has transitioned from protest against police treatment to violence against police. new york a demonstration supporting police turning violent this morning as counter protesters provoke physical altercations with officers. in portland the democratic mayor telling personal to stay out of disputes between protesters and local law enforcement's even as those disputes are increasing in numbers. and in minneapolis the family of george floyd sues police officers and the city over the death that they say as a result of a philosophy of kill-apology. all this comes as president trump makes the restoration of law and order a key plank of his legislation platform. kristin fisher stresses off from the north line of the atomic lawn of the white house. >> president trump is pushing issues that are central to his reelection campaign. expediting infrastructure projects and battleground of georgia and threatening federal intervention in democrat run cities that are seen big spikes

. >> good evening and welcome to washington, i mike emanuel and for bret baier. breaking tonight we are following several big stories in the apparent standoff as federal forces intervene in apparent violence in portland. but president trump is still threatening to send in the national guard. the president is making is on a number of other topics tonight. the president said he has not asked vladimir putin to kill american troops in afghanistan. his offering reports for a controversial doctor who has some mainstrea out of the ordins and one of the doctors opposed to mandatory mouse rules misses a ride with the president to his home state after testing positive for covid-19. chief correspondent john roberts has all of it to me. >> lots of news of the white house but around here we just call it wednesday. late this afternoon president trump giving officials in oregon a short time to stop the violence in portland threatening that he will send in the national guard if they can't get it done. and with the presidential poll numbers tightening in texas, president trump to

good evening, welcome to washington i'm bret baier and breaking tonight and change at the top of presidenth the trailing joe biden and national state polls. he's replacing campaign manager brad parscale with his bill steffy in the field director of the 2016 trump campaign and former senior aide to new jersey governor chris christie. the abrupt move took several by surprise and the campaign and this is the president tries to draw contrast with the presumptive democratic nominee. kristin fisher starts a soft live on the north line of the white house. >> good evening and we have a taste of what campaigning may

i am bret baier. it will likely get worse before it gets better, that from president trump a short time ago in a solo coronavirus press briefing. the president saying that wearing a mask is patriotic and he will push harder for people to wear them in close quarters. it's president trump's coronavirus briefing his first and 85 days, the presidents has a vaccine, and effective therapeutics will be coming sooner than anyone thought possible. meantime on the statistics, florida has overtaken texas an average daily deaths from the coronavirus. florida average 115 deaths per day last week, tapping texas' figure of 112. total u.s. deaths are now approaching 150,000. that's the most reported globally with total infections closing in on 4 million. the cdc says true covid infection rates were more than ten times higher than reported cases in most u.s. regions from late march to early may. this occurs as talks between the white house and congress over the next round of coronavirus aid funding hit a bit of a stum

. ♪ ♪ >> mike: could even, welcome to washington on mike emanuel in for bret baier and resident trunk mount rushmore to watch the fourth of july fireworks in the event comes despite the u.s. reporting another record high in new coronavirus cases and today, in a speech to nine president trump expected to speak about the history of america and warned against those he sees trying to divide the country. we will have life coverage of the big event tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. the president will return to washington well past midnight to prepare for tomorrow's festivities back on him at the white house. that's where we begin tonight with responder martha. >> good

. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington i'm bret baier.sses the stories about intelligence assessments that russia offered bounties for killing american troops in afghanistan, made up to hurt him and the republican party. the national security advisor is saying today he had a list of retaliatory options the intelligence had been corroborated. i will ask mike pompeo about the story, many other topics around the world in just a few minutes. first, from the white house tonight, kristin fisher live on the lawn. >> good evening, this is the first time since "the new york times" wrote the story on

it is a musical good evening and welcome to washington, i'm john roberts and frederick dimaggio bret baier this evening, president trump accusing the man who wants to replace him of ripping off his economic plan. joe biden released his financial proposal yesterday which contains similar themes to the president's "make america great again" strategy. his comments drew a sharp response from the candidate's campaign. correspondent kristin fisher starts us out tonight from the white house. good evening. >> good evening, john. president trump is finishing up a full day in battleground florida with a fund-raiser tonight, earlier in the day he held a roundtable meeting with a group of venezuelan americans, that i vote for joe biden would be like voting for nicolas maduo socialist regime back in venezuela. >> joe biden and the radical left are trying to impose the same system, socialism plus, biden is a puppet of bernie sanders, aoc, the militant left. >> trying to tie his 2020 opponent to the far left wing of his party. sounded very similar to president trump's "america first" agenda. >> we can us

"special report" is next with bret baier. >> breaking tonight, the streets of some american cities becomingned from protest against police treatment to violence against police. new york a demonstration supporting police turning violent this morning as counter protesters provoke physical altercations with officers. in portland the democratic mayor telling personal to stay out of disputes between protesters and local law enforcement's even as those disputes are increasing in numbers.

good evening, welcome to washington i'm bret baier and kind of wrong fourth of july fireworks flew acrossn violence in 100 shots and dozens killed. chicago particularly dangerous and two children killed there. georgia, also, the governor has declared a state of emergency calling in the national guard to protect citizens after the shooting death of an 8-year-old girl. it all comes amid a serious situation over the weekend in which the shootings, the governor declaring a state of emergency to protect citizens after the shooting of an 8-year-old girl in georgia. it is coming as we have fox

. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington, i'm bret baier, breaking today as schools come to the crucial decision about what will happen in just a few weeks. president's press secretary said today children should go back to school this fall even if future studies find that they are transmitting the coronavirus with a course proper mitigation efforts by the schools. the u.s. is still no approaching 150,000 deaths and yesterday clipping the 4 million cases mark in the world health organization rose by more than 9800 and the largest single day increase since late april. a number of cases rose by a record of almost 300,000 in one day. if a new poll finds nearly half of americans whose families experience a layoff during the pandemic. they now believe the jobs are lost for good. all this occurs as the president signs a executive order to get drug prices down and kevin corke starts us off tonight live on the north lawn. good evening, kevin. >> allow more on monday about what the g.o.p. plans to do to get more money into the hands of americans we need more stimulus money to get over and

. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington i'm bret baier. president trump dismisses the stories about intelligence assessments that russia offered bounties for killing american troops in afghanistan, made up to hurt him and the republican party. the national security advisor is saying today he had a list of retaliatory options the intelligence had been corroborated. i will ask mike pompeo about the story, many other topics around the world in just a few minutes. first, from the white house tonight, kristin fisher live on the lawn. >> good evening, this is the first time since "the new york times" wrote the story on friday. president trump talked about it on camera, he said if russia did offered bounties to kill u.s. troops in afghanistan, he would take action. >> i agree with the intelligence people. i think frankly many of the intelligence people didn't think something that would happen. if it did happen, the russians would hear about it, and anybody else would hear about it that was involved. >> today the national security advisor confirme

welcome to washington, i'm bret baier, we just saw the news conference with president trump at the white house on the update with the coronavirus pandemic and prepared remarks and also talking about the dustup today and earlier the president tweeted the nation must know election results on election night, not days, months, years later. a president this afternoon tweets came after a earlier posting raising the possibility of delaying the november election that the president cannot legally do. lawmakers for both sides of the aisle criticized the president's original suggestion and you saw him answering questions about that today. cheap white house correspondent john roberts, one of the correspondence there in the briefing and good evening, john. >> good evening to you, bret. governors in many states now pushing to dramatically expand absentee balloting and essentially turning a lot of the boat into mail in ballots and some of the ballots in some of the biggest ballots will be going on in september which they could be cast before the all important presidential debates. so president trump on

i am john roberts in for bret baier tonight. the president is celebrating two major victories in the

shannon bream for bret baier. president trump just concluded a news conference from the white house. he said large portions of the country are corona free. ment cases in hot zens are heading down but the briefing was not all about coronavirus. chief white house correspondent john roberts. >> john: some of the biggest news is the fact that the department of homeland security is going to undertake a thorough review of the so-called daca program, to determine whether the program should continue and if it shouldn't continue how to wind it down. in the meantime, the department of homeland security will not be taking new initial applications for new daca recipients. the renewal for the daca program will be done on a case by case basis and the period of renewal will be reduced from two years to one year and unless it's extraordinary circumstances, current daca recipients will not be able to leave the country. when the president first heard about the supreme court decision regarding daca he suggested that he was going to

good evening, welcome to washington, john roberts and for bret baier, raking tonight, mixed verdict fromnancial records including his tax returns can be made public. the bottom line for now is that they cannot do. the justices rejected the argument that the president is immune from state to grand jury subpoenas while in office. they punted on whether congressional committees can have access to the records, throwing both issues back to the lower courts.

good evening, welcome to washington i'm john roberts in her bret baier in breaking tonight presidente coronavirus vaccine is a colossal industrial mobilization anything seen since world war ii in the largest vaccine underway tonight with the first of 30000 volunteers. we'll talk live with one of the president's top advisors dr. anthony fauci and senate republicans going to the next financial relief bills in the

i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, california goes back to a semilockdowns booking markets and how each state governor deals with the coronavirus spikes and we will determine a lot in the coming weeks. primarily the decision affecting whether your kids go back to school and who makes that decision and how. it is their plan. president trump said that schools need to reopen and students need to be in classrooms. he also said that he has a good relationship with dr. anthony fauci, nation's top infectious disease expert that they don't always agree. two major california systems are choosing not to have students return at least at the beginning of the school year in the state's governor late today ordered a halt to indoor activities at certain businesses statewide. at the cases their search. california decisions short-circuited what had been a very profitable day for wall street with a stunning turn around the end. a factor, the treasury department reporting late today never before seen numbers among feder

good evening, welcome to washington i'm john roberts in her bret baier in breaking tonight president trump sending the question the coronavirus vaccine is a colossal industrial mobilization anything seen since world war ii in the largest vaccine underway tonight with the first of 30000 volunteers. we'll talk live with one of the president's top advisors dr. anthony fauci and senate republicans going to the next financial relief bills in the miami marlins in major league baseball are dealing with a serious coronavirus outbreak. we have fox team coverage tonight and live in miami with the first return of team sports in the country is now front and center we begin with corresponded to kristin fisher in morrisville north carolina where the president received a coronavirus briefing in a short time ago. good evening. >> good evening, john, president trump took his push for a vaccine to battleground north carolina and it's important that the biotech facility just hours after the news broke with one in the most senior advisors who tested positive, president trump put on a mask and prompted t

>> bret: good evening, welcome to washington on bret baier and breaking tonight is shaping up as a record-setting weekend and that coronavirus pandemic in many locations are reporting the highest infection numbers and the highest hospitalization so far in the outbreak. at national level the u.s. fatality rate is at 3.9% according to johns hopkins. down a tenth of the points from earlier this week. health officials from several states say that counting the states led to bad data and some inflated totals and will explain that. the trump administration continues to emphasize increased testing equals higher number of cases. testing is way up but the number of new cases on averages up a lot more. while piecing the testing. if they hospitalization and deaths are taking up in several states. tonight, dr. anthony fauci say state and local leaders should be as forceful as possible on acquiring masks. we hear what's president trump told chris wallace in just a moment. correspondent casey siegel starting us off tonight from dallas. a good evening. >> good evening, bret, united states reported more than 77,0

it is a musical good evening and welcome to washington, i'm john roberts and frederick dimaggio bret baiering the man who wants to replace him of ripping off his economic plan. joe biden released his financial proposal yesterday which contains similar themes to the president's "make america great again"

i am john roberts in for bret baier tonight.he president is celebrating two major victories in the united states supreme court. the first allows more employers to opt out of providing no cost birth control over religious and moral objections. the other sides with two catholic schools that certain employees cannot sue for employment discrimination. fox news chief legal correspondent and anchor of ""fox news @ night"" shannon bream is here with details. >> you're right, a pair of decisions today that were big wins for the trump administration. they are tied to religious liberty. we await a pair of additional decisions that could impact enormously this year's presidential election. it's taken seven years and two trips to the supreme court, but today the little sisters of the poor finally got what they have been fighting for. an exception to the affordable care act regulation that would have forced them to provide cost free contraceptives to their employees. in direct conflict with the tenets of their faith, their specific mission,

he rejected bret baier's program and he's gone radio silent and the scoundrels have broken there. >> me ask you this, it's interesting that you say that one of the things that you would do if you get to go to the senate would be to defend president trump's policies. even though every chance that he gets he tries to undermine you in the campaign. how do you do that? >> the president has strong feelings about this and he can express those opinions, but let me tell you. if i was with those policies before he announced i was the number one choice in the senate. i believe in them. not because of any personal gain but because i think that they are right for america and alabama. he needs stronger voices in the senate and they senate is not speaking out sufficiently on trade, immigration, china. those are particularly difficult issues. religious freedom. those things, i know about i fought for and i understand them. i will help him, i want him to succeed. that's the fundamental thing because it's good for america. >> martha: interestingly, i want to ask you a question about roger stone and t

i am bret baier. we just watched a live white house event, the president talking mostly about the coronavirus and prepared remarks. we will talk with the white house response chlorinator dr. deborah birx in a few minutes, go into some of the answers and the specifics, take your questions as well. the president says he has no choice but to get the federal government involved in what he calls an explosion of shootings, killings, murder and bloodshed in many cities. he's announcing today what he calls a surge of federal law enforcement into communities played by violent crimes. the president also updating the coronavirus response, announcing a program to find and address nursing homes with excessive cases and saying his team is vigorously combating the rise of infections in the sun belt. he also studies comfortable with his son and grandchildren returning to school but he repeated that it's ultimately up to the governors of each state to decide how those school openings would happen. he would like to see

good evening, welcome to washington i'm bret baier and breaking tonight and change at the top of president trump's campaign team with the trailing joe biden and national state polls. he's replacing campaign manager brad parscale with his bill steffy in the field director of the 2016 trump campaign and former senior aide to new jersey governor chris christie. the abrupt move took several by surprise and the campaign and this is the president tries to draw contrast with the presumptive democratic nominee. kristin fisher starts a soft live on the north line of the white house. >> good evening and we have a taste of what campaigning may look like for president trump in the middle of the pandemic. crowded indoor rallies and a indoor event on the south lawn of the white house highlighting initiatives quickly becoming a focus for his reelection campaign. >> we are here today to celebrate and expand our historic campaign with the american workers from job killing regulations. >> second day in a row, president trump showcasing the cutting red tape and boating back regulation. a sure sign that he be

. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington, and bret baier. how to get students back to school safely amid the coronavirus pandemic, the president and first lady participating in what was billed as a national dialogue on the subject earlier today. vice president mike pence was also there. i will speak exclusively with the president's point man on the coronavirus in just a few minutes. we have fox team coverage, jonathan serrie in atlanta as operation warp speed is getting a big cash infusion in the search for a vaccine. we begin with correspondent kristin fisher it at the white house in an effort to get kids back to school on time and out of danger. >> that evening, today we saw an administration-wide push to get schools reopened this fall. they savor the good of students, parents, and the entire u.s. economy. president trump has been very clear where he stands on this issue but today he took it up a notch and explicitly said that he is going to be pressuring governors across the country to get on board. >> i think it's going to be good for th

a good evening, welcome to washington, i'm bret baier up. the u.s. supreme court denied a request to hold construction of the southern border wall over environmental concerns "5-4 and number groups including the acl view as the high court to get involved again after the justices had clear the way for the administration to use military funds for border wall construction while the case played out in court. a federal appeals court ruled against the trump administration last month but now just now justices have voted to give another temporary victory for the trump administration when it comes to the border wall. also breaking tonight, president trump says that all democrats care about is the election and not what's good for the country. the president blaming democrats for the lack of the agreement to extend and enhance jobless payments which are about to end. negotiations on the extension and new coronavirus relief bill are difficult, they are slow, and they are continuing though. chief white house course by the john roberts tell us where things stand to

>> bret: good evening, welcome to washington on bret baier and breaking tonight is shaping up as a record-settings pandemic in many locations are reporting the highest infection numbers and the highest hospitalization so far in the outbreak. at national level the u.s. fatality rate is at 3.9% according to johns hopkins. down a tenth of the points from earlier this week. health officials from several states say that counting the states led to bad data and some inflated totals and will explain that. the trump administration continues to emphasize increased testing equals higher number of cases. testing is way

here to talk about it is reporter bret baier.eaction right away on twitter, to the president's delivery and the rose garden of the very style speech. >> i said it's not usual for the president in the rose garden or the white house to do that. it's the legal act that prevents people in his administration or his senior officials from campaigning on white house government property but that does not apply to the president. so it's not usual and probably would have gotten a lot of pushback from republicans whose heads would have exploded on capitol hill had president obama done that. that said it, this is president trump in this different environment campaigning, essentially pushing back on joe biden's speeches. we took all of joe biden yesterday in his speech about the economy and climate change and directly in the president's words contrasting what he said were democrat agenda items for joe biden and bernie sanders. >> sandra: i wanted to get this in here because we would like to tell our audience that it is now confirmed that "fox

good evening, welcome to washington, john roberts and for bret baier, raking tonight, mixed verdict from the supreme court on whether president trump's financial records including his tax returns can be made public. the bottom line for now is that they cannot do. the justices rejected the argument that the president is immune from state to grand jury subpoenas while in office. they punted on whether congressional committees can have access to the records, throwing both issues back to the lower courts. president trump calls it an unfair political prosecution. both the president's lawyer and manhattan prosecutor going after him are claiming a win. nancy pelosi says she will continue to press the case in the courts. we will talk live with the trump campaign communications director a little bit later in this program. we have fox team coverage for you tonight. kristin fisher is at the white house with more on the president's reaction. up first, cheap legal correspondent and anchor a fox and was at night, shannon bream leads us off. good evening, shannon. >> hello, you are right. this came in

by the way chris wallace told bret baier today he commended president trump to sit out there in the boilingd taking the questions. he took all the heat. the president who want to be president, joe biden probably eventually has to do the same. erin, thank you very much. great seeing you. >> good to see you. charles: folks, here is news that pfizer secured a supply deal in the uk for potential vaccines this is one of many companies announcing progress in the race for a vaccine including vaccine being developed by cansano biologix. this is proved safe inducing immune response to recipients. other late-stage trials for moderna, biontech and enceo. vaccine stocks are on fire. maybe they know something wall street doesn't know. dr. siegel, maybe they have a sense one much these companies will come up with a vaccine sooner rather than later? >> i think is true, charles. you've already said it. we have seen three companies have really great news over the past week. astrazeneca is huge today. a study published in lancet. that is the oxford university vaccine out of england, by the way our own operat

shannon bream for bret baier.st concluded a news conference from the white house. he said large portions of the country are corona free. ment cases in hot zens are heading down but the briefing was not all about coronavirus. chief white house correspondent john roberts. >> john: some of the biggest news is the fact that the department of homeland security is going to undertake a thorough review of the

bret baier of fox, of trump-friendly fox news, tweeted this, that you know, had president obama done this -- he actually talked about this -- he said, had president obama done this, people would have gone crazy. take a listen. >> presidents in the past, by tradition, have stayed away from overt campaign rhetoric from the rose garden or the white house, but it is the president's discretion. it is worth noting, however, to be fair, that had president obama made this kind of speech from the rose garden, republicans on capitol hill would likely have been up in arms. >> so, john heilemann, it seems to me that his desperation, and maybe, you know, doesn't it seem more and more obvious that he's desperate to grab the limelight wherever he can and with people looking for leadership in a crisis, it actually may turn them off? >> sure, yeah, of course, mika. and you made the point about the fact the president is trying to do a rally in new hampshire. they claimed that he couldn't do the rally because there were going to be thunderstorms. those thunderstorms never really -- a tropical storm tha

. >> vice president mike pence was on with bret baier last night and says the administration is veryre of the concerns about tick-tock and is paying very close attention. listen. >> whether it be a stand on while way or what we are considering currently with tiktok, the president made it very clear that we are going to preserve the national security from being compromised by the chinese communist party. >> the united states military has already banned soldiers and marines and so forth from using tiktok because they feel it compromise the security for a military forces. if that's the case, why not go ahead and ban it from popular use in this country? >> i think what the administration is looking into is whether tick-tock is a socially legitimate. and it's for the chinese government. that's concern about the military the way it applies to private citizens in america. >> john: and turning to another topic, the chinese have cracked down on the former british colony that they now control. carrie lam who is now the chinese appointed leader of hong kong says it's all much ado about nothing.