chris: fair enough.we asked you for questions on the panel, we got a bunch on president's tax cuts and there was a lot of concern about adding to the national debt. what will it do to the deficit? here is chuck's tweet, the match the reduced revenue, juan, how do you answer them and what do you make of the white house contention that between economic growth and the reduction of some of the loopholes closing the loopholes in deductions, that this tax cut will pay for itself. >> it's an conjecture. when you ask people on the conservative side, tax foundation people, say this will add 4 to $6 trillion over the course of its life, ten years, let's say to the budget debt. so i mean, to me, you know, i listen and -- i want to be sensitive to the idea because i think most americans would like to pay less tax and think that we should simplify a very complex tax code but what's striking here in washington is that the people who are the loud screeching hawks are now crickets, silence, nothing to say, what is going

>> chris: i'm chris wallace, today the comey controversy. inside the president's decision to fire his fbi chief. >> he wasn't doing a good job. he was not doing a good job. >> mr. president, with all due respect you're making a big mistake. >> first question, the administration has to answer is why now? >> chris: we will go down into james comey's dismissal, how and why the president made the decision and what's next for the russian investigation. this hour we are joined by two key senators. first mark warner, a top democrat on the senate intelligence committee that is between the trump campaign and the kremlin. >> president trump's actions this week cost us an opportunity to get at the truth, at least for today. >> chris: ten republican senator mike lee, who has suggested a new director he thinks will get broad support from democrats. >> one name that i think the white house ought to consider is merrick garland. i think this would be an exciting pick. >> chris: plus, president trump tweets a warning to comey. their conversations may have be

>> i'm chris wallace. the president on his firstborn trip, while at home and investigation ramps up and the possible links between the drum campaign in russia. >> president trump: the entire thing has been a witch hunt and there is no collusion between certainly myself in my campaign. >> i think the people and the rest of the world do not have the time to pay attention to what's happening domestically here. >> we will break down the president's trip and what it means for u.s. foreign policy with the secretary of state rex tillerson. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. then former fbi director robert muller is tapped to lead the interference in the 2016 election. >> special counsel was much called for in this situation and former director muller is the right kind of individual for the job. >> we will discuss the controversy and what it means for the trip agenda with arizona senator john mccain, only on "fox news sunday." we will ask our sunday panel if mr. trump can use the appointment of the special counse

you are feeling the fuzz, chris. >> chris: [laughs] i'm feeling the fuzz! electric. >> chris: admiral chester started the blue angels in 1946 with f6 planes to keep up interest in naval aviation after world war ii. now they flight f18 hornets in dozens of shows each year for more than 11 million spectators from a cloudy naval academy to a crystal clear san francisco bay. >> i always was going to be a pilot. >> chris: why? >> the blue angels. >> chris: he used to go to shows with his dad every day and summer. now he has a nickname. >> wingmen or talk to me, hey, boss. they call me boss. it works and they do it on the ground as well. >> chris: at the end of the show they do a maneuver called a loop, break, cross. if all six planes headed straight up and then in six different directions and then back to the center. >> about a hundred knots, just under 1,000 miles per hour and it's sweet when we put all of that together. the synergy and feel that follows. you get it going and that's really, really, it's sweet, but it's very intense. >> chris: he's blown combat

>> i'm chris wallace. president trump takes a victory lap after house republicans vote to repeal key parts of obamacare. but will it ever become law? >> this is a repeal and replace of obamacare, make no mistake about it. >> they rushed through a bill without knowing how many millions of people it would hur hurt. >> i'm hopeful we can make it better in the senate. >> we will discuss the battle ahead with white house chief of staff reince priebus, a "fox news sunday" exclusive. then, forget the politics, what will the new health care bill mean for you from coverage to premiums to protections for those with pre-existing conditions? we will g.o.p. strategist karl rove and one of the architects of obamacare jonathan gruber. plus... >> you are the president. >> if your baby is going to die and it doesn't have to, it shouldn't matter how much money you make. >> we will ask our sunday panel about the politics of late-night comedy. and our power player of the week. a star basketball player's special bond with her

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chris: malaysian.was lured to the united states to close a business deal so they got him in the u.s. with u.s. jurisdiction and he was arrested. he has pled guilty. he has not been sentenced. he pled guilty in 2015. sentenced, he is not the only one who has not been sentenced who has pled guilty, so the prosecution is over but they have not adjudicated. the supposition there -- and this is just a supposition because justice will not confirm this -- is that he is still providing information to the investigation, and they are waiting to see -- -- to see how far that goes. brian: how many former navy officials are in prison? chris: in prison, i am not sure right now. there have been 25 charged total. almost half of them are now in prison one way or another. they've been sentenced. brian: let me go back to 2015, march 2015 just to put an official touch on this. this is the former secretary of the navy who used to be the governor of mississippi talking at a hearing on capitol hill. [begin video clip] >> the

chris: for sure.things you want to do and hopefully make the right choices. charlie: the more you know, my impression is, the more you know the more you can see not only options and possibilities but you can see how much further you have to go. chris: yeah, i guess. charlie: i don't mean in terms of talent. once you are good, if you are good, you know how good you are. but you also know how much better you can be. chris: i am always -- yes. i certainly have a sense of, i need to be a better player or singer. i always want that. i always want that. at does not go away. is almost like there is -- if there is a lack of satisfaction, it is in wanting to do something just a little bit better. and that is ok. i think that is what drives people to kehings or to, hopefully, work as hard as they can. charlie: to create. this is an amazing album. it is good to see you. come back anytime. chris: yes, sir. charlie: thank you for joining us. ♪ >> i am a alisa parenti from watchingn and you are "bloomberg technolog

chris: okay. you're talking about that narrowly. there are arguments against it, we're going to talk about that in the next segment. but here's the broader point. the cbo released ap analysis of the last bill, and let's put the stats up on that. by next year the cbo said 14 million people covered under obamacare will lose their insurance, by 2026 24 million people will. that's not taking care of everybody as the president promised. >> first of all, we don't buy that cbo score. everyone instantly isn't going to come off of insurance as that score would indicate. we're also going to have more options for people, different levels of options for people, the pre-existing -- chris: but you're rolling back medicaid. older people are going to end up paying five times as much or even more -- >> by the way, that's the old bill. that's before the amendments were put in. and it's also before the senate takes the bill and makes it even better, chris. the point of all of this, instead of get anything the weeds,

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chris: i was lucky. wrote a songe, you she sang? chris: i did.mazes me is they all say you have the greatest voice around today. it is not even about the songwriting skills, which are clear, but the voice. chris: i don't know about all that. there are a lot of great singers and great voices. but, you know, hopefully i have something that is recognizable and will possibly hold up over time. charlie: 2 million albums says something. chris: it says we sold 2 million albums. charlie: 2 million people are willing to pay. when you are writing songs, tell me about that process. chris: it can be different on any given day. if it is just me alone, i am sitting with a guitar and strumming and humming and seeing where it leads. that is pretty much the process. i could hear conversation out walking around somewhere. something somebody says may stick something in my brain. sometimes it falls out of the sky into your lap. charlie: i know i you feel about this and i'm not trying to push you, but for whatever reason, people see you as a route back to waylon and

chris: donald trump became the first president this week since ronald reagan to address the >> chris:rst president this week sense ronald reagan to address the national rifle association.h while he reaffirmed his support for gun rights, one of his agencies is using remarkable technology to solve crimes o committed with guns. here's our power player of the week. >> you could take the exact same make, model of the firearm off the assembly line and only one will leave an impression in the next will leave a different in e impression. >> in effect, fingerprint. >> correct. >> jim is head of the operations division, he is talking about a national ballistics database that helps connect to guns to crime scenes. some of the best evidence after shooting are the spent bullet cases which have been ejected from guns. please take 2d and 3d images of the cartridges. >> this would be what we call a lead. >> at that laboratory outside of washington, they check the new casings against the 3 million they already have from otherer crime scenes. looking for matches left by the firing pin, stress marks, an

chris: i'm chris wallace. keeping america safe after the terror attack in england. what steps is the government taking this memorial day weekend? >> it's a constant threat and we always have to be vigilant. chris: we'll discuss the investigation into the bombing and the response in the u.s. the secretary of homeland security, general john kelly live only on "fox news sunday." new reports the president's son-in-law jared kushner discussed setting up a secret communications channel between the trump transition and the kremlin. we'll ask our panel where this takes the expanding probe into russian interest force. president trump returns from his first trip overseas to a domestic agenda in trouble. some on capitol hill wonder whether quong will pass anything. >> this is a step backwards. you won't make america great again with this budget. chris: we'll break down the prospect with the number two democrat in the senate dick durbin and republican senator bill cassidy. our power player of the week. flying high with the blue angels. all right now on "fox news sunday." hello

chris: yes.key you are as sweet, so very wise ♪ charlie: did you know it at the moment? chris: i knew we would have a fun time playing music because we had spent two days rehearsing. charlie: it was the two of you coming together. chris: it was a collaboration in the truest sense. he is a remarkable, singular talent as far as musical people go. if you're going to do something with him, it is going to be something good. charlie: because his talent is so special. chris: he elevates. he can elevate things. he is a great, positive energy and a great performer. he is not very old but he is a veteran performer. there are things he brings to a stage that not many people can. charlie: travelers sold at how many? 2 million? originally, i am told, that you were prepared simply to cut the album and go on tour. chris: that was my request of the label and their request of me was let us find some other ways to market things. let's look at this and we will approach it that way, and that is what we did. we didn'

chris latham is an impressive guy.charleston, and he was sort of a pillar of the -- >> reporter: a member of society, yeah? >> yeah, he's a pillar of the community. and i think one challenge we had as prosecutors, was to convince a jury why such a distinguished and successful person would commit this crime. >> reporter: but motive? clear as day. the prosecutors told the jury, chris in fact had a lot to lose in his divorce, like reputation, when people found out he'd been living in sin with wendy. >> it's going to come out that he's cheating with his secretary on his wife. >> reporter: and there was money at stake. buckets of money. >> i mean, there's so much evidence that he faced exposure in alimony. $75,000 a year in alimony, forever. >> reporter: prosecutors told the jury that chris was involved every step of way. in fact eight of the 11 pages in the hit pack could be linked to chris latham's phone, computer or printer. and after the plot was exposed, chris arranged payments, through other family members, not just f

chris: okay. speaking of the budget and his priorities, the president talks about fighting the opioid drug epidemic. in a new budget proposal, he is promising gut the white house office of the drugs are. funds for the drug is ours office would be cut 95% eliminating its two major programs. and the acting leader said these cuts are heartbreaking. why, when you say there's an epidemic would you cut the office 95%? >> first of all, that the leaked document and nothing is final in this debate and discussion in regard to this issue. chris: the leader is taking it pretty seriously. >> good for him. he should take it seriously. you've got it all over the place. it's in nhs and secondly, i don't think any president showed more commitment in regard to tackling opioid in the first 100 days. chris: i understand but that's why people are so surprised about the cuts. >> it's a leaked document, nothings finalize, there's work being done at hhs and d.o.j. judge him by his actions, not leaked documents and hypoth

chris: are you going to do that nationwide? secretary kelly: we might. chris: soon? secretary kelly: we are work out the procedures to find out how to do that with the least amount of inconvenience to the traveler. chris: the 4th circuit coast appeals issued a ruling continuing the stay on president trump's revised travel ban. the chief judge called the revised travel ban that an executive order that speaks in vague words of national security but in context with religious intolerance, animus and discrimination. judge after judge says this is a muslim ban that violates the constitution. secretary kelly: they are dead wrong. chris: you say that. but they are the ones -- secretary kelly: they are wrong. remember the 7 now 6 countries, these are the countries identified by the obama administration that we should be cautious about, and backed up by the united states congress. so that's where those 7 countries came from. in those countries we have very little ability to actually verify, vet the people coming out of those countries. so with the president debit's not a trave

chris? >> chris: thank you.e charges have been dropped against two immigrant teenagers accused of assaulting a girl in a restaurant. maryland state prosecutors say, after reviewing video and speaking to witnesses, the facts do not support a rape charge, but both defendants may still face child pornography charges. the case gained international attention. sean spicer mentioned the incident in discussing president trump's crackdown against illegal immigration. another black mark against the airline industry tonight. delta is apologizing for removing a family from a flight after threatening to put the parents in jail. correspondent william la jeunesse shows us what happened. >> not looking to cause a problem, but i believe in standing up for what is right, and i paid for this seat. >> they bought four tickets and boarded a flight from hawaii to los angeles. when delta demanded the family give up a seat or be arrested. >> you and your wife will be in jail. >> okay, so, wait, we are going to be in jail, and what? i b

chris: i am not sure.is the kind of person people criticize heavily or they do not criticize heavily. there is not much of a middle ground. frankly, i am not sure what else he could have done and i think this was done pretty well. this investigation began in 2010. the agent that was being referred to was something that leonard was always, part of his molesoperandi of getting was letting places goingnow something was on. permission to work it out. when the arrests were made, the navy moved with some alacrity to suspend operations with glenn defense marine. the secretary of war instigated an audit of all of their practices, all of their contracting practices, and an audit not just to look for inappropriate money going to glenn defense marine but also weaknesses and contracting that would allow these excesses and abuses to work their way in. it was an organizational approach to it, it was not just an effort to grab people on this particular gdma issue. there was another husbanding company which also was sued

chris: yes.k people should be made to eat sushi. charlie: why don't you like sushi? chris: i just don't. charlie: you don't have any reason to not like sushi. want -- i don't harbor any ill will toward people who like sushi. i don't want to keep using the metaphor. there is not one kind of music that is right and what kind of music that is long. if it makes them feel good and they enjoy it, that is great for them. if you don't like to listen to something, turn to something else you do like and listen to music and have fun. it is ok. it does not mean you can't be friends with someone who likes a different kind of music. that is so weird to me. charlie: i am not proud of this question but i will ask it anyway. what brings you gatleasure, writing a good some or singing a good song? chris: that is a tough one. i am not a very good judge of whether when i finish writing something, it is great or not. it is hard to think you are done something really good. i probably get more pleasure out of singing a

chris latham. >> it was great.got easier as i went along. >> reporter: along with her bank duties, she helped her boss with personal matters, like his divorce, all purely professional, of course. >> so we were friends, but not really close friends. >> reporter: but then all those hours of working together, the story as old as office romance. in their case, said wendy, it was a romance for the ages. chris was soon the love of her life. >> i really got to know him as a person and how sweet he was and how -- i mean, kind. chris has a good faith in god too, and that means a lot to me. and yeah, one day i looked over at him and i'm like, i'm so happy. >> reporter: and as far as how she fell victim to a misfortune as humiliating and unfair as her arrest and incarceration here, just a simple misunderstanding. all she did, she said, was give her ex- a disposable phone and set him up in a cheap motel, for reasons not sinister at all. why did you rent him a hotel room and wire him the money? quite a bit of money. >> we were

>> chris: bret baier reporting from saudi arabia, thanks for that. and joining us now from saudi arabia is the secretary of state rex tillerson. mr. secretary, resident trump is urging muslim leaders to join the "battle of good and evil," he's opening a center against extremism today, muslim leaders are pledging to cut off funding to radicals, but the big question i have is, is this just talk or other realty fare, concrete measures that will help us to stir isis and al qaeda and to stop the flow of new recruit recruits? >> secretary tillerson: i think it is historic what's happening here in riyadh under the king's leadership. his convening of the gcc counsel this morning, we had a very productive discussion on the subject of how to counterterrorism, how to defeat them and how it brings greater stability to the region and of course this afternoon he will deliver this important message to the convening of the arab summit. arab nations, muslim nations from around the world. i think the output of this, some framework agreements that are going to guide th

mike: chris and him did, not me. lemonis: where's chris at? grab chris. -mike: yo, chris? hey. -chris: hey. lemonis: what's the story with these? chris: i try to use the "good, better, best" model -for cajóns, okay? -lemonis: yeah. chris: i placed an original order with scott. lemonis: how many? chris: for six good and six better. lemonis: 12 total. 6 good and 6 better? -chris: yeah. -lemonis: and the six good -- -how many did you get of those? -chris: zero. mike: and scott brought all of these and handed us an invoice for a lot of money. lemonis: what was the bill for each of them? chris: he charged us $195. lemonis: and so, if any other vendor had delivered us what we didn't ask for, what would we do? -chris: i would return it all. -lemonis: right. chris: i didn't want to ruin that relationship. it seems like scott hasn't gotten over some of the...past when mike is trying to bridge that gap and move on. lemonis: you should be able to go to bed at night -- i'm just being straight with you -- and feel like you've done your part because i know how hard you genuinely tried.

i am chris wallace in for bret baier. president trump is halfway toward fulfilling a major campaign promise, getting rid of obamacare. the house passed health care reform this afternoon, culminating a weeks long internal battle for the g.o.p. >> this is a great plan. i actually think it will get even better, and this is, make no mistake, this is a repeal and replace of obamacare. make no mistake about it. >> chris: as tough as it was to get the bill through the house today, it may be even tougher to get it through the senates. we have sox team coverage. trish regan in new york with the economic impact of the reform bill. john roberts also in new york, as the president takes a victory lap. we begin with chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel at the capital's night to tell us what's in the new bill and what's next. >> good evening. the vote was 217-213 with 20 republicans voting against. it was just enough to pass. house speaker paul ryan put everything on the line to keep the promise of scrapping obamacare. >> let'

man: chris. -lemonis: you're chris? -chris: i'm chris.emonis: and so, walk me through the process, 'cause i want to have a better appreciation for how beautiful the product is. chris: so, this is basically where it starts. i mean, this comes directly from the mill in wisconsin. it's hardrock maple. it's perfect wood for a skateboard. -lemonis: okay. -chris: your first ply is a long ply. -lemonis: okay. chris: what you have is the fibers running the long way, which gives you that longitudinal stiffness. lemonis: so, it sits in here for how long? chris: 45 minutes. they come out looking like this. -lemonis: so, this comes out of there. -chris: correct. lemonis: where does it go from here? chris: we throw the truck holes in, and this is our drill press right here. mike: this piece of metal i'm holding onto is the truck. we assemble this. lemonis: amount of detail that goes into this is unbelievable. sandy: yeah. have to be very careful, 'cause you don't want to dig into the wood. and i can shape the boards, i can cut them, i can decal them.

chris: that's a flagship.an: allegedly steered warships to ports controlled by glenn defense and sought to undermine his competitors. arrested in florida in march and charged with conspiracy, bribery, and charged -- his status is prepending. bribes allegedly taken for prostitution and travel. commander stephen shedd, former commanding officer, and planning officer for the seventh fleet, allegedly leaked classified information about ship movements, arrested in colorado and charged with conspiracy and bribery.case is still pending. i can go on. chris: he is someone interesting. he was a junior officer. as a lieutenant commander, he was on the staff of the seventh fleet, and provided a great amount of information, ship movements, to gdma. then he came to an end and he was transferred out. he was sent to tennessee. but he missed the lifestyle. new personnel in tennessee and managed to wrangle a return to the seventh fleet and the lifestyle. he came and went, and the attractiveness of the lifestyle that leonard pro

chris opted not to play with us. he is going to be playing video games instead. >> reporter: why would you stay with -- >> i know. >> reporter: -- a partner who is that disengaged? >> i don't know. i think that i really felt like this was a in sickness and in health moment. and, yes, it's hard, but i was committed to him. and i still am committed to him. so we have a house full of people, and he is in the basement playing video games. >> oh, god. come here, bro. come here. >> reporter: missing life's sweet moments. >> so zaley's trying blackberries for the first time. >> reporter: maria is there to see their toddler's first taste of a blackberry. and so are you. >> what do you think, zayley? do you like them? do you love them? >> reporter: the only one not there, is her father, chris. part of your heart must break for what he's missing? >> it does. >> reporter: they're living in a split screen. chris gets online. maria gets the kids in line. playtime for him. bath time for her. downstairs, play. upstairs, pray. >> i

great discussion with chris wallace. we will see you in an hour. chris: i'm chris wallace. the president on his first foreign trip while at home the investigation ramps up into possible links between the trump campaign and russia. >> the entire thing has been a witch hunt and there's no collusion certainly myself and my campaign. >> i think the people in the rest of the world do not have time to pay attention to what's happening domestically here. chris: we will break down the president's trip and what it means for u.s.-foreign policy with the secretary of state rex tillerson. it's a fox news sunday exclusive . then robert mueller is tapped to lead the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. >> special counsel was much called for in this situation and former director mueller is the right kind of individual for the job. >> we will discuss the controversy and what it means for the trump agenda with arizona senator john mccain, only on fox news sunday. we will ask our sunday panel if mr. trump can use the appointment of a special counsel to turn attention

>> alicia wasn't holding back when her guy chris blue took it all.ackstage she couldn't help but rub it in. >> a great dream of mine to put a whooping on blake shelton and i couldn't wait for the day when i could say, blake -- >> i think you're a winner. >> you do? >> yes. >> gwen consoling blake afterwards. even though he did take second place. alicia the second female coach to win it all. ♪ >> but now it's time to get down to business and make chris a star. none of the previous 11 winners broke through as a solo artist, so is chris going to be different? >> i'd like to be that breakout star. we're ready to get to work. i'm excited. >> we can say we started chris blue's career tonight. we can say. >> we'll see. come on, chris >>> now, also part of the final lea last night, jennifer hudson performed and she's joining the voice as a coach this fall and blake you have to continue to watch out because jennifer won the latest season of the voice uk. >>> nischelle turner and gal gadot. >> kevin, listen, we have decided. we have decided she's a unicorn. li

chris, let me be clear. know what the president knew and i want to know what the vice president knew. i want to know what the attorney general knew. i want to know when they knew it about flynn and -- >> are you asking for too much? >> no, no, no, no, no. we have a threat to our electoral system. we have to deal with it. i know a lot of people are throwing around the word impeachment, chris, but you have to keep in mind we cannot have somebody sitting over in russia determining who sits in the white house. we can't do that. i don't want us to lose sight of that. we have to gather information. i have been listening to your discussion this morning. a lot of your discussion is about impeachment. i believe that mueller, whom i have a tremendous amount of confidence in will resolve those issues. we in the congress need to make sure it doesn't happy again. that is another reason why congress member swalel and i need to have the independent commission. you need congress doing their job and you need mr. mueller doin