chris: you must be marcus. lemonis: i am marcus. chris: i'm chris. lemonis: chris, how are you?hris: nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. this place is cool. chris: thank you. lemonis: you know, i've driven by here for years, 'cause i live in chicago. chris: yeah. lemonis: i think i've seen this place for, like, 20 years. chris: 1982 it opened. it's chicago's original board shop -- bought it about six years ago now. lemonis: okay. so, when i come in here, do i think about this as a snowboard shop? chris: in the wintertime, yes. in the summertime, we do skateboards, stand-up paddleboards. lemonis: that's a paddleboard? chris: yeah. lemonis: that's gigantic. chris: [ chuckling ] what? lemonis: like, okay. but how would i even get this there -- like, on my vw beetle? jess: we've definitely done it. chris: roof rack. this is jess. lemonis: how are you? jess: hi, marcus. lemonis: i'm marcus. jess: nice to meet you. lemonis: and you're jess? have you ever been on this thing? jess: oh, yeah. for sure. yeah. chris: we all go paddle. yeah. lemonis: what does something like this c

chris: okay. >> keep going, chris. go ahead. chris: here's another one.alked on friday about that famous incident in 2015, i know you're going to shake your head, where you called president trump a hack politician. but i looked at the tape. it's actually much worse than that, anthony, so take a look. >> he's a hack politician -- >> you're in trouble now. >> he's probably going to make elizabeth warren his vice presidential nominee with comments like that. politicians don't want to go at trump because he's got a big mouth, and he's afraid he's going to light them up on fox news, but i'm not a politician. bring it. >> all right, so why is he resonating? why is he resonating? >> from queens county. bring it, donald. chris: bring it, donald. [laughter] so here's the question -- >> we're both new yorkers, by the way -- chris: here's the question. >> okay, give me the question. chris: mr. trump, president trump likes about you, you fight like him. >> hey, let me tell you something, he hit first. he called me from air force one yesterday on the way down to contr

. >> chris: i'm chris wallace and president trump is back in washington after his first meeting with latimer putin. what should we look for in relations with u.s. and russia? >> i look forward to a lot of very positive things happening with russia in the united states and for everybody concerned. >> chris: in the wake of the g20 summit we will discuss where things stand and the trump agenda. when we sit down with white house chief of staff, reince priebus. it is fox news sunday exclusive. then, the senate returns from recess still confronted with what to do about obama care. is repeal and replace going to happen? >> we will ask. plus, as north korea gets closer to a nuclear icbm, president trump reaches out again to chinese president. >> i'm sure whether on trader north korea, we will come to a successful agreement. >> chris: we will ask our panel if there's any way to stop kim jong-un own and his tracks. all right now on fox news sunday. hello again from fox news in washington. president trump is back at the white house after the g20 summit where he seemed to get along better with r

chris: exactly.laughter] i agree with you on that. >> in the situation we are in, i am a master legislator, i know the motivation of people, i respect the people who are in congress. i think this is a great moment for those of us who understand what is at stake with the affordable care act, what our possibilities are in terms of working together with the republicans as has been our experience in the past. so i'm, i feel very confident about the support i have in my caucus -- chris: let me just -- >> i have never not been opposed within my caucus, and it had nothing to do with -- suppose you became president and you were a democrat and you appointed your cabinet, one from san francisco, one from berkeley, one from brooklyn, one from santa monica. do you think that the republicans could have ever won those seats? these seats were not seats -- chris: okay. i've got 30 seconds, and the question is what are the chances democrats win back the house in 2018, and if so, will you run for speaker? >> it's so u

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. new revelations about a meeting between from family members and russian operatives shake washington just as the senate gets ready for a make or break vote on health care. >> my son is a wonderful young man. he took a meeting with a russian lawyer. most people would've taken that meeting. >> an arrogant disregard for what is ethical. >> chris: we will discuss how donald, jr.,'s meeting affects the potential case against the president with jay sekulow, a member of the trump legal team. then, republicans make changes to their health care bill, but some in the party say it's still not enough >> i can't vote for something that doesn't repeal obamacare and doesn't fix it. >> chris: we will ask senator rand paul, one of the biggest critics of the bill, what needs to be done to finally replace obamacare. plus, senate republicans put off a vote this week as one of their own deals with his own health issue. we will ask our sunday panel what happens if the g.o.p. fails to keep a major promise. a

chris: it could. because this service that says, "we bring you the right pros," doesn't check the credentials of contractors. we wondered how many unlicensed contractors are soliciting work on thumbtack. so, we posted jobs, from landscaping, to garage doors, to cabinetry, and tile work. we posted 13 jobs and got 37 bids. eighteen of them were from unlicensed contractors, and another four didn't carry the proper license for the job. nearly 60% of the people bidding on our jobs weren't legally allowed to do them. rick lopes: unfortunately, what you found by going online is what we're finding all too often. chris: rick lopes is with the state contractors license board. he warns that sites like thumbtack might be a breeding ground for illegal contractors. in fact-- male: five thousand eight hundred for that. chris: the state's undercover sting operations-- male: you got caught. chris: are set up using sites like thumbtack. rick: we know that they're getting jobs because of these websites, so we're out the

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. a shakeup inside the white house. six months and, where is the trump agenda stand and will it be overwhelmed by the rush investigation? >> i think we are going to get the health care done. i also think they are going to get tax reform done. whatever else was on the agenda we will make it happen. >> chris: we will discuss the president's plans and is ongoing relationship with the media with the new white house communications director anthony scaramucci. then special counsel robert mueller expands his investigation, looking into possible russian ties to trump businesses. as the president criticizes his attorney general and warns the investigators. >> let's go back to the purpose of the investigation. russian interference in our election. >> i have the honor of serving as attorney general and i plan to continue to do so as long as that is appropriate. >> chris: we will discuss the latest developments on russia with republican senator john thune and democratic senator ben cardin. plus, the presidents legislative goals are

chris: thank you. how much trouble is this president in, and do you think that putting general kelly in there is going to make a difference? >> well, let me take the second part. i hope so. i look forward to working with general kelly. i've worked with him as, well, secretary kelly at the department of homeland security. so i will be speaking with him today and look forward to working together. it's a very important position. finish -- chief of staff to the president of the united states. and it has to be recognized that he is the chief of staff. chris: i was going to ask you about that. you've been in washington, you've seen a lot of white houses, the way they operate. does this white house need more discipline? >> well, the -- i can just say from be my experience working with the bush i white house, andy card had a great rapport. everybody knew he was the chief of staff, and he had -- and that was recognized on capitol hill, that he really was the chief of staff. and josh bolton, highly respected, we

>> chris: i'm chris wallace, president trump is back in washington after his first meeting with vladimir putin what should we look for in relations between the u.s. and russia? >> we look forward to a lot of very positive things happening for russia and the united states and for everybody concerned. >> chris: in the wake of the g-20 summit, we will discuss where things stand on syria, ukraine, russian meddling in the last election, and the trump agenda when we sit down with white house chief of staff reince priebus. if a "fox news sunday" exclusiv exclusive. then the senate returns from recess still confronted with what to do about obamacare. his repeal and replace in trouble? will ask republican senator dr. bill cassidy. plus, as north korea gets closer to a nuclear icbm, president trump reaches out again to the chinese president. >> we will come to a successful agreement on north korea. >> chris: we wil to stop kim jong-un in his tracks. all ri "fox news sunday" ." and hello again from fox news washington. president trump is back at the white house after he seemed to t along better wit

. >> chris: kevin, thank you for that. joining me now, president trumps chief of staff, reince priebus. welcome back. >> i'm happy to be here. >> chris: must are with breaking news that in june of 2016 there was a previously undisclosed meeting. let's put up the players on the screen. donald trump junior, this was during the campaign. jeff fisher, the presidents son-in-law and senior visor and campaign chairman, paul metaphor. they met with a russian lawyer with ties to the come on. why did they mean and why are we just learning about a? >> i don't know much about it other than what i have communicated with various members on the screen. it was a short meeting about a russian adoption. after about 20 minutes the meeting ended. that was in debate. as far as nondisclosure, look, chaired kushner put in his pre-disclosure prematurely and has since amended it. it was a nothing meeting. what is developing if you look at the article that circa put out, set the individual who set up the meeting may have been involved with fusion g

chris: i understand he's working. the question is he considering moving over if the immigration part of this is so important to be the secretary of homeland security? >> i won't comment on that but i will tell you that the president has expressed frustration about the recusal so much has flowed from that recusal and so much of president trump's agenda flows from department of justice. many of the primary issues he won successfully on go to homeland security. look what happens with the ridiculous russian collusion. journalists tv sets and screening graphics an breathless coverage shrinking away this week, chris, from russian collusion coverage, why? because you have everybody from jared kushner giving his meeting with the house and the senate and giving his public statement, you have no there there whatsoever. we were promised the next watergate, we don't even have a watermelon. it's so ridiculous. the senate witnessed who said everybody should go look over there at what's happened, somebody being paid by the russians

>> chris: do you think it's going to stop? how are you going to say, which is a russia business transaction in which isn't? >> you can go into any avenues. looking into one thing in going after other things. a couple months ago, seven days before he left office, president obama change the order of succession and the department of justice to put in a close ally of eric holder's in. if you are president trump and you know there are efforts to lay traps and coordinated leaks, you would be frustrated. all of these things, people are overstating how important it is he's talking about it. these are reasonable frustrations. we have a president who is very transparent and tells everybody what he's thinking. i'm not saying that's a good idea but that's what's happening. >> chris: i want to go back to the mueller point. he was specifically asked, would you fire mueller if he did that? he didn't say he would but he didn't say he wouldn't. >> he didn't say he wouldn't is the more important one. the problem isn't what barack obama's people

its adoption. >> chris: even better than space mountain. i am chris wallace in washington. martha maccallum starts right about now. >> martha: the real class of celebrity and brutality that is o.j. simpson. once again, glued to our tvs. he was the story. good evening, i am martha maccallum. from the heisman to the hertz man to the first 911 call. >> can you get someone over here now? he's back. >> okay, what does he look like? >> he's o.j. simpson. i think you know his record. >> what is he doing there? >> chris: >> martha: the brutalr

chris calling her over.an who knocked out anderson silva, became the middleweight champion. it's going to be a hard moment for weidman to talk. absolutely incredible. and there is the weidman family. our move of the fight is sponsored by metro pcs. covering 99% of people in the u.s. with a network that's more reliable than ever. >> he was so smart. just looked like he was falling in love with his strike, went back to his wrestling. get gastelum away from the fence. gastelum bellies down. in the transition, he starts to roll out, you could see chris start to set up the head and arm choke here. now, watch his feet. he's on his knees. once he gets up on the right toes, he keeps his left leg toward the hips to keep gastelum from trying to regain gets up on the toes of the feet and gets tighter and tighter and tighter. we talked about his underrated submission game. this kid is sick. this is an outstanding performance by weidman. >> and beautiful, beautiful matchup. the way that he got that head and arm, gastelum

chris: but it might not happen on this legislative calendar?> it may not happen completely on this legislative calendar. but the process will begin. but as that process begins it will completely occur. chris: senator cassidy, thank you for coming in. always good to talk to you. up next we will bring our sunday group to handicap whether mcconnell can put together the 50 votes he needs to pass a bill. what would you like to ask the panel about? g.o.p. chances for repeal and replace? go to facebook or twitter on fox news sunday. we may use your question on the air. go to twitter on fox news sunday mmmm. mmmm. mmmm... ugh. nothing spoils a moment like heartburn. try new alka-seltzer ultra strength heartburn relief chews. it's fast, powerful relief with no chalky taste. [ sings high note ] ultra strength, new from alka-seltzer. enjoy the relief. >> obama care is in a total death spiral. and the problems will only get worse if congress fails to act. obama care is dead. chris: president trump making his central argument that republicans have no choice

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that's tough on chris too.specially when aggressive drivers tailgate. >> someone gets too close to you, and what is their intended purpose? is tha vehicle born ied, is that a diversion tactic to lead you into an ambush? >> reporter: your heart rate stayed up. we're in the hunted zone. 99 is the lowest it's been. we head to one of the toughest places for a combat veteran. a crowded, and enclosed shopping mall. for chris, it's only his fourth visit to the the mall in the last seven years. that's how hard it is. >> i'm very sure my heart rate is way up there. >> reporter: i'm looking. when we get there, he doesn't park right away. >> i'm not looking to park yet, i'm just surveying the area. just in this general facility, there's 22 people. you need to assess everybody that's a potential threat and what they're doing. that's never going to go away for me. >> reporter: do you feel like this country is safe? is this country safer than iraq and >> uh, hmm. i've never been asked that. >> reporter: so we're driving alon

long island, chris weidman!> chris weidman, have a night young man 5-0 in ufc main events. and the celebration is on here on long island. >> you have to tip your hat to somebody coming from behind like that, three losses down, that sticks in your head to beat somebody like kelvin. kelvin showed up. he is awesome. i can't wait to watch him fight again. >> glad you pointed that out. gastelum will be back. what a moment for ray longo with the family, father and son tonight. the hometown guy comes up large here in uniondale, new york. for a complete recap of tonight's action tune in to fs2 for fight night post fight show. that is coming up in a few moments. coming up next on fox, it is your late local news except on the west coast. what a night of fight. top to bottom, but the final winner producing the biggest w of the night, the all-american, chris weidman. with that, brian, curt, tyron and the rest of the crew, so long from long island. see you next saturday night with ufc 214. ♪ >> live from center city in phila

>> chris: what did you say -- is eloquent, but the average american knows that that ain't true. >> chrisatic party had a contest where they ask people to pick a sticker, which stickers should we launch? you could put it on a vespa or whatever. one of the answers -- choices was seriously, have you seen the other guys? it was a nice single moment when he looked at the democratic party and said, do you see all these republicans are gagging and dying us are trying to legislate right now? the way that they won the senate, the way they won the house, the way that they won the presidency was pointing out that was wrong with the other people. when you seek to govern, you have no mandate noc mono plan, if you don't stand for anything, you'll fall for anything. >> gillian: i thought the fact that they were designing bumper stickers for the big rollout was kind of telling. bumper stickers are so 2008. does anyone buy bumper stickers or order bumper stickers in the mail anymore? did we see them in the last election? >> sandra: yeah. you need to get outside more. >> meghan: i saw quite a few trump on

and that's a cell phone, perhaps that cell phone is one that chris wray was holding on to chris christie -- well holding on to for chris christie. >> wasn't that cell phone the subject of a subpoena? >> the defense, the former christie aides who ended up getting indicted and convicted for the crime, they sought the cell phone and the judge ended up quashing that. that became an issue in the summer of 2016 right before the trial after chris christie's presidential run flamed out. that's the first time the public ever knew the name chris wray. we had no idea christopher wray was representing the governor. and while he was representing the goff on the public's dime, if i had filed a public information request for christopher wray's bills, nothing would have come back because there was no documentation. >> wait. so when we heard about the chris christie's lawyer had his cell phone thing in the summer of 2016 as you say, that was the first time we knew that christopher wray was working for chris christie even though he had started doing that work in 2014? >> correct. we knew of another attorn

tonight we take an intense personal look, army first class chris chavez is live withing the invisible wounds with war. andrea and photo journalist uncovered their painful reality. >> reporter: how did post traumatic stress change you? >> i can't answer that. >> reporter: how often are you looking for an escape route? >> all the time. >> reporter: how stressful on a scale of 1 to 10. >> probably 11. >> reporter: this is the part i don't think people get. we are about to take you on a journey inside one veteran's post traumatic stress. isn't it draining? >> oh, -- >> reporter: just to go to >> reporter: simply tell you how veterans live with post traumatic stress wasn't enough we needed to show you what army veteran chris and others endure every single day. >> one day i had a conversation with my doctor i said why ... >> reporter: just take your time. >> why ... what? oh, ... what did i do to end up like this. >> reporter: chris served six combat tours, four in afghanistan, two in iraq. war changed him. >> fully functioning no feeling, no emotion whatsoever. did not care about anything

praising chris wray as a rising star. he suggested that i recommend him to my former senate colleagues as a terrific choice to be confirmed to head the criminal division of the department of justice. since that time, i followed chris' career in and out of government. i have satisfied myself fully that my support for chris in 2003 was well placed. i can assure this committee that chris embodies the same traits that enabled griffin bell to rebuild confidence in the department of justice, quickness of mind, candor, integrity and ind p independen independence. what is the basis of my confidence in chris? senator feinstein, i hope to address some of your questions in answering that question. from his service as assistant united states attorney in atlanta in 1997, where chris worked with the fbi in the trenches of federal criminal investigations and prosecutions, to 2001 when he served as then deputy attorney general larry thompson's principal deputy, chris has been a leader in helping guide the department of justice including

>> steve: say hi to chris christie!immy: pro, going to koreatown. con, starting a war with north koreatown. [ laughter and applause ] that's a tricky situation. >> steve: i'd be honored. >> jimmy: pro, it'll cost the nypd over $300,000 in extra security forces to control crowds. con, or they could do it for free with two united airline workers. i mean -- [ cheers and applause ] "get over here! come here!" pro, he'll be here for cinco de mayo. con, betsy devos thinks that's spanish for, "sink full of mayonnaise." well, that's -- [ laughter and applause ] not quite, not quite. >> steve: almost. [ laughter ] it's hellmann's. >> jimmy: pro, trump giving his wife melania a long, heartfelt goodbye as he leaves for his big trip to the city, telling her he'll miss her and vowing to return as soon as he possibly can. con, melania replying, "k thanks, bye!" [ laughter and applause ] "i know, i know, i know. i know. we're good." [ laughter ] au revoir! >> steve: say hi to chris christie! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: don't have to speak

that same day, chris christie day, another chris showed up, chris kobach, the kansas secretary of state, the top elections official in kansas. chris kobach is famous for being the author of the most draconian anti-immigration laws around the country. he is also known as a nationwide crusader for laws to make it harder for people to vote. chris kobach's appointment with the president during the transition ended up being embarrassing, though, because although they do like to parade these people in public, it ended up being sort of indiscreet the way they did it with chris kobach. look at that picture again. you see him here greeting the president. and you see in his left hand he is holding some papers. it looks like he came prepared with stuff to talk about. through the magic of zoom, you can get right up close there, and you can actually see chris kobach's proposals for extreme vetting and reducing the intake of syrian refugees to zero. he is bringing these ideas in writing to the president. and at the bottom of the page, under chris kobach's sleeve, see by the four buttons there? you se

chris: let's talk about how you see your new job. here's what you had to say on friday. >> i think there's been, at times, a disconnect between the way we see the president and how much we love the president and the way some of you perhaps see the president. chris: so how do you close what you call that disconnect? >> well, listen, i actually don't think that's the hard part. i think the hard part is just to get reorganized and figure out one of the first things i want to do is we've got to get the leaks stopped, chris. i know it's washington, so it's impossible to stop all of them, but i think what's going on right now is a high level of unprofessionalism, and it's not serving the president. so my three simple things is i would like to reset the culture inside the coms department so that people recognize i'm

support for chris in 2003 was well placed. i can assure this committee that chris embodies the same traits that enabled griffin bell to rebuild public confidence in the department of justice, quickness of mind, candor, integrity and independence. a couple of questions. what is the basis of my confidence in chris? senator feinstein, i hope to address some of your questions in answering that question i pose. from his service as assistant united states attorney in atlanta 1997 where chris worked with the fbi in the trenches of federal criminal investigations and prosecutoionprosecutions. to 2001 when he served as then deputy attorney general larry thompson's principal deputy. helping guide the department of justice including the fbi. after the september 11, 2001, terrorist attacks chrissed wo w tirelessly and newly appointed fbi director mueller, as well as other senior fbi officials to respond to the attacks and to help restructure the department to enable it to more effectively prevent future acts of terrorism. chris also helpe

>> reporter: it's a good question, chris. on saturday night his department put out a statement saying they had removed a blood clot from behind his eyebrow. said he would be out recovering for at least a week, some reporting it could be much longer than that. but on saturday night shortly after this report came out the senate majority's office mitch mcconnell put out a statement clarifying right away what this would do to the health care bill. while john is recovering, the senate will continue our work on legislative items and nominations and will defer consideration of the better care act. the majority leader knows with just one senator presumed to be at least a yes on bringing this bill to the floor out of commission, they don't have the votes to bring this bill to the floor with two hard noes. just another sign of how fragile the effort is going to be if they're going to get a repeal and replace across the finish line. chris, you heard susan collins over the weekend say she thinks there might be eight to ten republicans wh

this was an emphatic performance of chris froome‘s today. a race stretched over three weeks, 2000 miles, through the mountain ranges of france, there have been thrills and spills, everything in the race but has —— but as drew savage reports, it came down to the last few miles through the streets of marseille... he's been pushed harder than ever before, but after three weeks, chris froome can finally drink to success. his final test on the streets of marseilles, very little margin for error, columbia's rigoberto uran 20 seconds behind. they hoped romain bardet could make up the seconds and claim a victory for france but chris froome has two olympic time trial bronze medals to his name and he was flying. poland set the fastest time on the stage but the defending champion just needed to stay ahead of his rivals. rigoberto uran rode himself into second place but any hopes he had of challenging chris froome forfirst ended near the finish. romain bardet struggled, coming within a whisker of losing third place, hanging onto his spot on the podium b

>> steve: say hi to chris christie!immy: don't have to speak take your time. >> steve: don't yell. >> jimmy: and finally, pro, new york is hosting president trump. con, in other words, the big apple is hosting the big orange. [ laughter and applause ] there you go, that's the "pros and cons"! [ cheers and applause ] we'll be pack with chris rock! come on back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ dearthere's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced. our senses awake. our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say...if you love something set it free. see you around, giulia chips...plus sandwich: equals the perfect lunch. ooooh...don't forget the pickle. it's kind of a big dill. cheez-it grooves. chips made with 100% real cheese. dang right it's a chip! [ ♪ ] bmilk and fresh cream,a. and only sustainably farmed vanilla. what is this? a vanilla bean? mmm! breyers the good vanilla. we use non-gmo sourced ingredien