joining us now from delaware, democratic senator chris coons. come back to "fox news sunday." >> thanks, chris, good morning. chris: house speaker pelosi says that the border wall is is immoral and that she won't give -- i guess she'll give one dollar to pay for it. do you agree with her? >> well, i agree with the advice that lindsey graham just gave to president trump which is that he should reopen the government, and we should spend several weeks negotiating over what we can all agree on. i personally don't think that a border wall is in and of itself immoral. what i think the speaker may have been referring to is some of the immoral immigration policies of the trump administration, forcibly separating children from parents at the border and detaining children in cage-like facilities, the humanitarian crisis, i think, may have been what she was referring to. the larger point here, chris, is that we don't have a fundamental disagreement between democrats who refuse to invest in border security and want open borders and a president who's determin

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brian: chris coons told us he is still open to voting for him. a witch-hunt. for presidential critics they have to feel assured by that. >> senator leahy he said there was good chance for bipartisan support. this someone got unanimous confirmation his previous time around in the '90s. we're not in the same political environment. but i think they should be reassured. yes he thinks the probe should continue, he also would not agree to relinquish his supervisory role as attorney general. he will keep an eye to make sure the mueller probe is going correctly and following laws. he wants to make sure it is transparent, if the report is released to extent possible americans can see what is going on. that something you would hope you get bipartisan support for. brian: one thing this session was not touching was pete you are struck text messages and lindsey page. he answered lindsey graham. i was horrified by that essentially and look into that. real quick what do you expect today? >> i think you will see more of the same. some senators trying to make him

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and chris coons is going to support william barr's confirmation, maybe it's barr's strong stance pointing to the 30-year friendship with robert mueller and the russia probe and make as much as he can about mueller's final report public. >> will you commit with providing mr. mueller with the resources, fund and time needed to complete this investigation? >> yes. >> will you commit to assuring that special counsel mueller is not terminated without good cause, consistent with department regulations? >> absolutely. >> will you provide mueller's report to congress, not your rewrite or a summary? >> my objective and goal is to get as much as i can of the information to congress and the public. i don't know what -- at the end of the day what will be releasable. >> barr did say that he won't fire mueller, saying it will take something egregious, since he knows what type of investigator mueller is. in one issue that could rankle democrats, he was asked can a sitting president be indicted? >> for 40 years, it's been the position that you can't indict a sitting president. >> i'm asking you what your

brian: thank you, senator chris coons.owerpods. press. sip. relief. ♪ brian: quick headlines now. lawyers for accused drug lord "el chapo" will make their closing arguments. they claim he is being used as scapegoat for the real leaders of the mexican cartel the federal prosecutors are urging jurors to use common sense. they could start deliberations today. if convicted "el chapo" could face life in prison. with mexico' most notorious drug lord off the street, the new president is declaring the war on drugs is over. they will not use resources to go after kingpins but reduce murders. kingpins that is good for you. ainsley: a bill would allow abortions in virginia up to the very moment of birth. >> where it is obvious that a woman is about to give birth, she has physical signs about to give birth. would that still be a point at which she could request an abortion if she was so certified? she is dial lating. >> mr. chairman, that would be a, you know, a decision that the doctor, the physician, and the woman -- >> i understand

regarding being immoral i agree with steny hoyer and senator chris coons who said i don't think it iselings many americans feel is it is not effective. with regard to him saying it works, the democrats aren't saying $1.3 billion they agreed to in a bipartisan manner that we don't want to repair what is existing and even extend beyond that if you look at the legislation. they are simply saying the concept the president has put forth which he originally campaigned on a 30 football spanning the entire length of the country, not to be 700 to 900 mile wall, doesn't address the other issues like drugs coming through the ports in pennsylvania, tunnels they found in 30 days underground, they want something more effective and don't feel that a wall does that. shannon: let me play in exchange that happened on the view about people with various feelings about the wall. >> he has been using i think the border wall as a dog whistle for racism. the government is still shutdown and i think it is all about let's not let all these brown people in, unless they are working for farmers or working in agri

. >> democratic center chris coons called whitaker's remarks chilling. as things stand, the attorney general decides how much of mueller's he report is released to the public. for now that is whitaker, but most likely bill barr in a few weeks. barr vows the report won't be withheld for an improper purpose, but won't guarantee to release it in full. >> there is a move to make sure that at least some of it sees the light of day. bipartisan legislation would require him to summarize his report to do you think and tcon public. >>> roger stone will be in court today. he was indicted on seven charges including five counts of lying to congress for his interactions with wikileaks, some expect the judge to impose a gag order on the long time trump ally. so stone is doing what he can to shape the narrative in advance. >> to storm my house with greater force than was used to take down bin laden or el chapo or pablo he pacblo ec ochlesco unconscionable. >> the fbi did have a warrant and robert mueller still wants witness testimony for a federal grand jury. he says t

leland: real quickly, chris coons was on "fox news sunday" and he talked about a concept is difficult negotiate with the president because he changes his mind. the head of the shutdown, there was a deal on the table that appeared to be made to keep the government open and keep negotiating and he took a lot of flack and pulled that back. their argument? >> not really. the president sent the vice president with a compromise that was unbelievable. he would take about 700 million more than the yard he had been reopened the government. chuck schumer said we were very far apart. when $700 million is very far apart in washington. by the way it's about two days of pay they will be paid. it's very clear like you said you're the president changes but he changes what is willing to do to get to principle he believes in but somehow won't compromise to get done. enjoy a little time.com. kristen. kristin: coming up, president trump is pushing back against the "washington post" report that says details about his meeting with russian president vladimir. our political panel will weigh in. eve. i'm back

and senator chris coons. who on occasion, we disagree, but i actually like him. that's a good step. representatives michael mccaul, my friend. susan brooks, ann wagner. and chris smith. i signed representative smith's anti-trafficking bill yesterday. it was just signed. and i want to thank you very much. you worked hard on it. we all worked hard on it. and you know, just so we understand, human trafficking now is bigger worldwide, this is not a u.s. situation, this is a world situation, because of the internet, far worse than it ever has been. you would think that was an ancient form of criminality. it's not. a very modern day form. and because of the internet, what they do with the internet, how they find people through the internet is disgraceful. we're also honored to be joined by many from law enforcement who fight this heinous crime every single day. finally, i want to thank the aspiring advocates and survivors. and we have numbers of them with us, and maybe they'll say a few words. my administration has made the fight against human trafging one of the highest priorities. today'

chris coons saying maybe he's coming our way a little bit. you have a democrat versus republican argument, you have a pelosi versus trump argument. will we have a house versus senate argument? you're looking at north carolina? are you looking at maine? are you looking at places you think you can play, somewhere south of the mason-dixon line? might we see a split among the democrats as this drags on? >> so far, no, but to your point, senator coons and others have been having conversations over the course of the last couple weeks about a way out of this, about potential areas of agreement on border enforcement that could kind of give everybody a semantic win and thread the needle a little bit. i think the biggest issue right now that i pick up in talking with staff, the staff themselves can make this work whenever they get the green light. they have done enough of these kind of crisis era negotiations, physical talks, shutdowns to be able to thread the needle on something that gives everybody a little bit of something and they can't claim both

we talked about this letter that lindsey graham and chris coons are working on saying they're going too do it. the president has rejected that. the stalemate is what it is. you have this situation with the polls just absolutely not budging in any way and not looking good for republicans and democrats almost that well. it was pugh research. 11% said a barrier would be acceptable. in a question in support of the wall, 27% said they would be okay with a bill ending the shut down that does not include wall funds. so i can see why everyone is dug in here. >> yeah. we also know that people support walls. if it wasn't for donald trump being for the wall, everybody on capitol hill would be for the wall as we have been for decades. the walls work wherever the border patrol thinks they're necessary. my best advice, it's easier to see compromising on the number if they can get there. the other issue is if the president were to say he will have nothing to do with where the border wall goes or what it's made of, this is no longer trump's wall, it's the border patrol wall, let the border patrol make

not so, says democratic senator chris coons. graham, as a republican ally, suggested the poet might've led to this attack. watch. >> my concerned of the statements made by president trump that should set in motion enthusiasm by the enemy we are fighting. we saw this in iraq. now seeing it in syria. >> we don't yet know but i think president trump's abrupt announcement that he intended to withdraw all u.s. forces from syria and a very short-term basis was incredibly ill-advised and partly contributed to secretary mattis' resignation. >> pressure on the president on a number of fronts tonight. in addition to the shutdown. dealing with pressure on syria after the suicide attack in these comments by his personal attorney rudy giuliani and exactly what it means for the robert mueller investigation. >> laura: let us know if you hear back from rudy. what to do about the troops in the middle east made all the mark obligate by the fact that both president trump and obama campaigned for getting our troops out and people voted for them. >>

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listen to chris coons here. >> there's been a confusing and at times alarming tendency on the part of president trump to compliment president but that has led many of us to question his close enough to president putin. >> let's go to "the washington post" report about the president going to extraordinary lengths to keep the details of his face-to-face meetings with president vladimir putin away from the eyes of other senior administration officials. the president in the south lawn said look, i had these bilateral meetings all the time, this is no different. we should point out too, it was president just president trump and president putin and their interpreter, sergey lavrov was there and so was rex tillerson who was secretary of state at the time. rex tillerson certainly has not been shy as of late in his criticism of president trump. so far he has not said that anything was amiss during that july 2017 meeting in hamburg with vladimir putin. shep? >> shepard: john, give us an update on what the president said about the shut down. >> doesn't look like it's any closer ending today than

>> sunlen serfaty on capitol hill, thank you. >>> joining us now, democratic senator, chris coons, of delaware. a member of the judiciary and foreign relations committees. senator, thank you so much for joining us. you heard the president today. it looks like he's not budging, at least not yet. do you see any way out of this shutdown, at least at this point? >> well, wolf, i'm not encouraged by what i just heard. i'll remind you that two weeks ago, the united states senate unanimously passed a funding bill, because majority leader mitch mcconnell had heard from the white house that president trump would sign it. he then changed his mind, and the next day reversed position and said he would only sign a funding bill if it had full funding for his $5 billion for border wall. that's where we stand now a dozen days later. and mitch mcconnell will not bring to the floor the path forward that i believe house democrats will pass tomorrow, because he still doesn't know what president trump will accept. this is a shutdown without a purpose. this is a shutdown that is senseless. and i frankly th

joining me is chris coons of delaware and senator, thank you so much for being with us. you said yesterday that you believed that the president's statement that he would now accept a steel barrier instead of a concrete wall was progress. explain. >> well, john, i said that it is a minor step and in the next sentence what i clarified is saying that the biggest challenge of anyone trying to negotiate with president trump is that he is going to take one step forward and two steps back. take the syria example first. two weeks ago or three weeks ago, the president made an abrupt and ill conceived public announcement that we would withdraw the troops from syria, and it has taken weeks and the resignation of the secretary of defense to persuade him to change it to a lower and condition-based withdrawal and last night, he undermined his own national security adviser by saying, no, no, i have not changed anything. and he has done the same thing on the campaign promise of the concrete border wall to be paid for by mexico when his departing chief of staff john kelly, and former sec

this hour, i'll talk to chris coons, one of the democrats who questioned barr. and our correspondents and analysts are standing by. first, let's go to our justice correspondent jessica schneider. he repeatedly distanced himself from president trump. >> that's right, barr put it bluntly, saying he will not be bullied into earner fearing with the special counsel's investigation. he stressed he stands by robert mueller and will do everything he can to be transparent once robert mueller reaches his conclusion. >> president trump's pick for attorney general asserting his independence on his first day of confirmation hearings. >> i am not going to do anything that i think is wrong. and i will not be bullied into do anything i think is wrong. by anything, whether it be editorial boards or congress or the president, i'm going to do what i think is right. >> reporter: democrats pressed william barr and demanded assurances when it comes to the mueller probe. >> will you commit to providing mr. mueller with the resources, funds and time needed to complete his investigation

chris coons sits on the judiciary committee and joins us now.ou for racing from the train tonight, senator, and thank you. i don't know. i'm getting very skeptical about, rather wondering how far the president and his people will go. the president has apparently squirreled away the notes of all his meetings with putin. he doesp want even his own officials in his administration to know what he talked about. i wonder, are you worried about william barr and whether he will in fact deliver the robert mueller report to the public and to the congress? >> i am, chris. i'm looking forward to tomorrow's confirmation hearing. i had a chance to meet with william barr last week and to ask him a number of the questions i'm going to repeat tomorrow on the record in a confirmation hearing. i have an editorial that's just gone up in "the washington post" that repeats the context and why this isn't a normal time. i'm encouraged that president trump has nominated someone who previously served as attorney general and who has a lot of experience in the department o

south carolina senator lindsey graham and senator chris coons

democratic senator chris coons of delaware, the president's continued insistence to build a wall which he justifies with misleading information is not productive. it only serves to further divide our country. on our line for republicans, jeffrey is next, saint augustine, florida. what did you hear tonight, jeff? trump'si did listen to speech, and i have to be honest, i hear a lot of people saying in the news and on this line that trump manufactured a crisis. no, no, no. the crisis was manufactured by people illegally crossing over a border. and if you don't have a border, you don't have a country, so i wall is needed. i totally think it should be built. these peopleestly, think, trump said mexico is going to pay for the wall. let me tell you, they will pay for the wall. here is how. if we don't stop these individuals from coming into our country, we will bankrupt this country and we will be just like venezuela. this is bigger than allowing every person to have a life in america. this is about turning america into socialism. that is where we are headed to. they won't tell you that dirty

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security authorization assistance act, a fancy title for the bill that i co-authored with senator chris coons of delaware, who sits on the other side of the aisle, but i told you, this is a bipartisan bill. 72. it passed overwhelmingly. we did not even have to have a voicell boy, just rollcala vote. on september 12, and then it was hotline for a potential voice vote 2011. what did this bill do? it lays out a statement of policy. let me tell you why that is important. they matter in the region, because one of the things i would encourage hezbollah or any israel's enemy is the belief that the united states is no longer committed to israel's security as we once were. miscalculate, they read these headlines about one or two people in america saying something negative toward israel, and they think somehow we are we getting in our resolve. silly to askounds him about the people over there, it has not, they read into it, they make errors, and a .iscalculation here to us to maket very clear that our commitment to israel is unwavering. it is especially important in light of the decision to withdraw fr

chris coons said if the next two years is a race to offer increasingly unrealistic proposals it will be difficult for us to make a credible case we'll be able to govern again. >> what makes it unrealistic? >> how to pay for it. >> we pay more per capita than many other nations. so for me, what's unrealistic is what we're living in right now. >> since the election, some conservative media outlets have focused on her with an intensity unusual for a rookie member of congress. >> her views, her policy positions are actually down right scary. >> she has been accused of being dishonest about the true cost of her proposals and the tax burden they would impose on the middle class. she's also been criticized for making mistakes. >> one of the criticisms of you is that your math is fuzzy. the washington post awarded you four pinocchios for mistaking pentagon spending. >> if they want to blow up one figure here i would argue they're missing the forest for the trees. there's a lot of people more concerned about being precisely, factually and semantically correct than about being morally right. >

reporter: democrats like senator chris coons says they're for border security. the shutdown does affect paychecks for federal workers out of money. talking about some 800,000 federal workers. new mortgages may not be processed because they require irs verification of past income. the irs is unfunded right now through the treasury. there could be delays in refund checks, food stamp program could be disrupted because the department of agriculture running the program will be out of money after january. 3 billion in emergency funds will not cover all of the february obligations. also the tsa not being paid. seeing another day of callout en masse. the tsa releasing a statement a little while ago they appreciate the workers staying on task. they said 2.2 million people traveled through tsa lines yesterday. 99.8% of them went through in 30 minutes or less. they're saying they are sticking, and able to handle this, even though they're also unfunded at moment. this week, nancy pelosi the house speaker says she will start adding bills through congress that fund the indivi

and chris coons got a job as an assistant grave digger in a goose bumps book. >>> let's look at asiantocks. all of them closing higher. london following suit a couple hours ago. on wall street, you can see futures are higher as well, about a half percent for the dow. look, stocks on a three-day winning streak. the dow climbed another 256 points, up 1.1% on tuesday. the s&p closed up 1%. both the dow and s&p up for three days in a row. you know what, normally, that's not a good deal but it's the longest winning streak since late november. nasdaq closed up 1.1% rallying for the eighth time in nine days. and it bounced back from what has been a terrible, terrible end to last year. worse november since the great recession. >>> sears reached an 11th hour deal to remain open for at least now. attorneys for sears say they reached an accessible agreement with a hedge fund. without the deal, sears faced the possibility of liquidation. the deal is a revised version of a bid from december. it would keep 425 of the stores open if certain conditions are met. understand the new terms, lampert must

democrat senator chris coons is a border what else not immoral.o it's in the democrats' court to get a compromise going. >> democrats are enjoying a vacation in puerto rico instead of being in washington, d.c. and negotiating with the president. the longer this fight drags on, the more the facts come to the surface where we know how many democrats in the past have supported border walls and fencing. you will be back in just a bit. great to see you guys. earnings season kicking off. the dow still up nearly 3% for the year. with more your money, let's get to susan li. >> a second straight day of losses for the markets. date was about earnings as we had city group reporting before the opening bell. the profits act opposite on the e call. but it looks like we are look at stabilization from the lows of 2018 heading into 2019. we have a lot of banks reporting this week as well. china trade, another point of concern for investors. we saw boeing, applen other countries doing a lot of business in china. pg & e, the utility company filing for bankruptcy and

something else democratic senator chris coons said, he said that is what dhs says we need.toms and border patrol tell us they need to do their job. if pelosi, schumer, want to come here for briefing with those men and women we can arrange that. they can hear directly from people on the ground. they can tell us what they need. what is hard to understand 300 americans die from heroin overdoses every single week in this country. brian: having said all that, having said all that, with the democrats partying in puerto rico rather than staying here. abc poll, 53% blame the president and republicans for the shutdown. what is your reaction, what is the president's reaction? >> we'll not talk about media polls. i'm digging into them for 2020. on this one not who is to blame, how can we get border security and reopen the government. the reason i say that is, because people are also, surprised only 53%, since 95% of the media coverage tells people the answer to that question, becomes almost like a quiz question. so that is one thing. the other thing is, that after the, after the house

. >> chris coons is calling that unwise advice. >> i think for the president to use emergency powers and our armed forces to construct a border wall is not a good precedent to set and i suspect if the president listens to that advice he will end up in court fairly quickly and won't be successful. >> reporter: donald trump remains convinced he does have the legal authority to declare a national emergency, the white house counsel's office has been looking into it for several days. administration officials have been trying to build a case all week and tonight donald trump said this as he was finishing his tour of the border, quote, we have the absolute right to declare a national emergency and this is security stuff. a national emergency. he went on to say if we don't make a deal with congress, most likely i will do that. i would actually say i would. i can't imagine any reason why not because i'm allowed to do it. the law is 100% on my side. the big question is if donald trump does declare a national emergency where with the money come from to build the wall or barrier. on his trip to

senator chris coons says the shutdown is bad for the country. >> i have a simple position. the president should reopen the country then we can discuss a path forward. reporter: today the president signed into law guaranteeing federal workers will receive that back pay. no budging on either side. both sides dug in. liz: let's take out united kingdom under the gun over whether to delay or leave the e.u. here is the back story. if britain does leave. it would still trade with it. that's what the strongest conservative voices are saying. that's a reality check on the talks. let's get more of a reality check with ashley webster in london. reporter: british prime minister theresa may vowing to push ahead with brexit after winning that no confidence vote. she won by 19 votes. later on, just about an higher from now, the prime minister made a statement outside of 10 downing street calling on lawmakers to put self-interest aside and deliver the brexit people voted for. >> the mps have made clear what they don't want. we must work constructively together to set out what parliament do

delaware democrat chris coons is one of the senators leading the charge. >> i've had a whole series of conversations with colleagues of both parties. many senators are concerned about the impact the shut down is having. but the reality is the president needs to take the first move, end the government shut down and give us the opportunity to get to work. >> a bipartisan effort by some senators looking for an exit ramp for this partial government shut down. >> shepard: mike, some republicans say they're on board with postponing the state of the union address. >> yeah, some suggest that nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house has the right to delay the state of the union address and they suggest perhaps would be better once the government is reopened. >> she does have a prerogative to make that recommendation. i think the president would probably recognize that she can make that request. i would prefer though that if that is the case, that he delay it. he give it in person rather than do a report. >> meanwhile, the senate democratic leader continues to blast the president and the gop for t

i will get reaction from senator chris coons. our correspondents and analysts are standing by. first, let's go to sara murray and shimon. tell us about the filing. >> this has to do with this lawsuit involving concord management. this is the russian firm behind the troll company. mueller indicted this company. they want to share information in the case. the special counsel's office has been fighting that. they are fighting it further in this filing saying, some of the information that we have shared with concord's attorneys has made its way out into the ee they a eeether. part of the later filing says on october 22, 2018, the newly created twitter account hacking website published the following tweet. wolf, the special counsel notes there's no indication that their servers have been hacked. they say a number of the files have been doctored. some aren't relevant to the case. there's actual evidence that was produced to the defense attorneys among the stuff that's been put out. >> how big of a national security threat potentially is out there? >> as far as we know, these document

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chris coons said if the next two years is a race to offer inrealistic proposals, it will be hard for us the -- what makes it unrealistic? >> how to pay for it. >> we pay more per capita in health care and education with lower j lower outcomes than many other nations. for me, what's enrecaunrealisti what we're living in right now. >>> the nation's farmers are feeling the pinch to the government's shutdown. what happened to this? >> oh, are you happy you voted for me? you are so lucky that i gave you that privilege. the other choice wasn't going to work out too well for the farmers. the question isn't whether he should be impeached any more. he's the most corrupt president in american history. and we all know it. the question now is, how fast can we move past this president so we can build a more just and prosperous future? please, join the more than 6.5 million americans who are demanding action now. because there's nothing more powerful than the unified voice of the american people. together, we will make this happen. need to impeach is responsible for the content of this ad. - with

we'll talk to chris coons from delaware and get the latest thinking of democrats in all of this.compromise? are we just going to shut down 25% of the government forever? >> shepard: he said months of years if necessary. >> he did. >> shepard: the rebels are playing at mississippi state saturday at 1:00 eastern time. if you're not doing anything -- >> shepard: is that football? >> basketball. football is over, chris. >> shepard: there's a sport for every season. they have won nine in a row. mississippi state is 0-1. i'm excited about it. give me that. then it's baseball season. i'm excited about that too, chris. make me happy. >> who are you rooting for there? >> the rebels, chris. >> we're talking about college baseball? >> shepard: coming february 13. >> how did ole miss do in football? the big sport. >> shepard: you want to talk about the past, chris? i like the future. it's bright and rosy. >> you sound like donald trump. >> shepard: don't ever say that again. goodness. i'll be watching before the rebels. the rebels are on at 1:00 eastern. i'm pretty sure they're on cbs. so do

senator chris coons tells cnn that is chilling. he used the word, "chilling." how do you interpret that comment by the acting attorney general? >> apparently, wants to hide the ball. i hope that's not the case. i want all of the information out. the american public wants to know what is going on. we're demanding that. congress is demanding that. we can't rely on this attorney general. if we have to pass a law, that all of this comes forward to the american public and congress, so be it. will the president sign it? maybe he'll have to. >> would there be enough votes in the house and senate to override a presidential veto? you need two-thirds. that's not easy. >> let's find out what's being hidden. we'll see. >> let's see what the report -- when they come back and conclude the report. as far as roger stone, president's longtime friend and associate going back decades to the '80s, maybe the '70s. the white house argues that stone's indictment the other day has nothing to do with the president, according to sarah sanders, the white house press secretary, and only c

effort on going out to get some kind of negotiation on the hill, what you heard from people like chris coonsday yesterday, but we need to negotiate but we need someone who is reliable. the president shifts in terms of what he wants and doesn't want. even his top aides can't be confident as to what will make a deal. finally, this is a democratic critique. i think there is a show of "hamilton." lin-manuel miranda show. a lot of politicians have gone down. republicans have retreats and sunny places. >> katie: in the middle of a shutdown? >> juan: i don't know where they are doing this january but they are scheduled to have a retreat. >> jesse: their shirts are on. i think this is an effort. you say we can caricature or mock but let's be serious. people -- >> jesse: let's mock and caricature. chilling new images of the room police believe 13-year-old jayme closs was being held in as her family speaks out about her incredible escape. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ the best simple salad ever?d great tasting, h

the put together this cleanser, lindsey graham puts together a letter with joe manchin and chris coons and others. mr. president, open up the government for three weeks, at which time we are going to sit down and debate. we will vote on investments at the southern border that are necessary and effective. nothing in there says we guarantee you some money for a border barrier. that's all he needs. he needs between 2.5 and 3.5 to get back to business as normal. why don't they approach that and say we've got the president because he's not getting his 5.8 billion. he's not getting his 2,000-mile wall. therefore they get a chance -- >> dana: they could talk about other things, like h1b visa holders getting citizenship. juan, nancy pelosi using a tool in her toolbox to say i don't think the state of the union is a good idea right now. >> juan: that's her right. she is the speaker of the house. it's the invitation that comes from the house of representatives. kirstjen nielsen said it's possible. it's not about security in my mind. what it is, you have the congress, supreme court, cabinet, ever

senator chris coons calling it chilling. dianne feinstein saying whitaker, quote, should not be a censor. and then the president's former fixer and keeper of secrets, michael cohen, agreeing to testify behind closed doors before the house intel committee next week. despite what he called ongoing threats against his family from the president and rudy giuliani. and listen to sarah sanders. listen to her dodging questions today in the first white house press conference in 41 days. were there any conversations about a pardon for dirty trickster and trump ally roger stone? >> i'm not aware of that. haven't had any conversations regarding that matter. i'm not aware of any conversation even regarding that or a need for it. >> can she guarantee that the president wouldn't pardon stone? >> i'm not going to talk about hypotheticals that are just ridiculous. >> did you hear a denial there? me neither. and i'll bet roger stone didn't either. and then she shifted to playing the blame game. let's listen to this riff on wikileaks. >> i thi

chris interviewed delaware democrat, chris coons, another member of senate judiciary committee.coming up evan p.m. eastern about 24 minutes from now. right here on fox news channel. in the meantime iowa christmas taking in hot water over comment about white supremacy and white nationalism. king told the new york times this past week he thought it was wrong the terms are seen as offensive. he later backtracked and said his quote, simply a nationalist. several high-profile republicans are condemning his remarks. >> that language has no place in america and that is not the america i know. the scheduled meeting with him on monday and i will tell you this. i watched from the other side they do not take action and action will be taken. >> sticking it was stupid. it was hurtful and wrong and he needs to stop. i think all of us are to be united regardless of party insane white the promises of and white nationalism is hatred, it is bigotry, it is evil, it is wrong. jon: is unclear exactly what action republicans will take but there are calls to strip king of committee assignments and cen

democratic senator chris coons, said about left-leaning democrats, "if the next two years is just a raceo offer increasingly unrealistic proposals, it'll be difficult for us to make a credible case we should be allowed to govern again." >> ocasio-cortez: what makes it unrealistic? >> cooper: how to pay for it. >> ocasio-cortez: we pay more per capita in healthcare and education, for lower outcomes, than many other nations. and so for me, what's unrealistic is-- is what we're living in right now. >> cooper: since the election, some conservative media outlets have focused on ocasio-cortez with an intensity unusual for a rookie member of congress. >> sean hannity: her views, her policy positions, are actually downright scary. >> cooper: she's been accused of being dishonest about the true cost of her proposals, and the tax burden they would impose on the middle class. she's also been criticized for making factual mistakes. one of the criticisms of you is that your math is fuzzy. the "washington post" recently awarded you four pinocchios-- >> ocasio-cortez: oh my goodness. >> cooper: --for m

. >> senator chris coons took one of the most important questions of the day from history and observation donald trump for two years, let's listen to chris' question that got a strong answer from william barr. >> if the president directed you to change those regulations and then fire mueller or simply directly fired mueller, would you follow richardson's example and resign instead? >> assuming there was no good cause. >> assuming no good cause. >> i would not carry out that instruction. >> and so lisa graves, william bar, essentially said there will be another saturday night massacre if he is ordered to fire robert mueller by donald trump. >> that's what he said but i'm not sure twhathat's what he wou do. he basically made himself to be the opposite of elliott and in many ways what we see with barr is two people, the person that wrote that inflammatory memo si siding with the president at every turn and extremely broad press terrib presidential power and the hearing he tried to strike a more moderate tone, he's someone that's taken a lot of extreme positions over the years and has hostili

joining us now is democratic senator chris coons of delaware.s on the foreign relations and judiciary committee so your committees deal with all of these subjects, senator. james baker who was the general counsel for the fbi, he testified that he was concerned that there were discussions about whether the president was acting at the behest of and somehow following directions from russia. let me ask you, vsir, did those thoughts ever cross your mind over the last two years? >> i have frequently been puzzled and concerned about president trump's unprecedented closeness to president vladimir putin of russia over the last two years. he ran as an unconventional candidate and he has overperformed in that category. one of the ways in which he was a dramatic break from all other republican candidates was his public provisions of admiration for putin and then his repeated attempts at bridging the gap, at closing relations between the united states and russia at exactly the same that our own intelligence community assessed that the russians had successful