our tech reporter chris fox, who is at the e3 gaming expo in los angeles, explains.st video games without needing a computer or console, without even having to buy discs or download games. instead, the software is run on servers at huge data centres with the footage stream to your tv or phone. gaming the same and you never have to upgrade your equipment. the games can be run on much more powerful hardware over in the datacentre and you never have to download a software update ever again to stop analyst predict this could be the next big frontier in gaming. cloud gaming was worth $387 million in 2018 where they predict it could be worth $2.5 billion by 2023. there are some downsides to cloud gaming, you need a fast internet connection to stream the games in high definition. it's also not an you can eat but failed i movie streaming services, you still have to buy some of the games on top of your subjection and not every game is available on every service. then there is a question of game ownership is not what happens if a cloud service closes down? will you lose access

chris fox reports from the e3 gaming show in los angeles.cial time for virtual reality. the next generation of hardware has just been released, reality. the next generation of hardware hasjust been released, and will prove if the tech has sticking power 01’ will prove if the tech has sticking power or isjust a will prove if the tech has sticking power or is just a novelty. this will prove if the tech has sticking power or isjust a novelty. this is the 0culus quest, facebook‘s latest attempt to make a headset which is more portable. the new headset works everywhere with no equipment to set up, eliminating one of the main obstacles with high—quality vr. but it is the games that will draw people in, and at e3, one of the biggest hits announced new content. it lets players smash blocks in time with the music and it is so easy to play it has become a vr staple. we have people getting the headset only because of this. the first game they wa nt to because of this. the first game they want to play and try is beat sabre. this is phantom covert ops, w

launch a beta service in october. 00:02:02,584 --> 2147483051:37:46,007 our technology reporter chris fox147483051:37:46,007 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 is at the event in los angeles. is it stadia? i should have checked, ido is it stadia? i should have checked, i do apologise. good evening, it has just gone 9:30pm in los angeles, and we believe it is google stadia, evocative of the stadium, an arena of gaming, that is their bright frontier. a big challenge for microsoft and sony because their cloud offerings are just in their infancy, really. sony has had one for a few years but it doesn't strea m for a few years but it doesn't stream games in ultrahigh definition. we will have a go on it hopefully at e3 and it will launch in october. there is a lot of talk about cloud gaming, of course, dave lee talking about microsoft's console yesterday. he challenged the head of xbox to say why are you bringing out a console when it is all about streaming? what are you hearing about this? well, it's a bit of both, really. with cloud gaming, you don't have to buy a console, you never have to upgrade your

in the wings, we will bring you more at tpm but now let's get a look at the weather forecast with chris foxay of sunshine and showers but a modest improvement yesterday, some sunshine to go around so skies look more like these. we have showers on the radar that will be frequent across scotla nd that will be frequent across scotland and northern ireland and then this line of showers pushes east, the risk of showers increases across the midlands, central and southern england but there will be fewer showers across north—west england, the west midlands and wales, showers continue across scotla nd wales, showers continue across scotland and northern ireland. it will feel warm in the sunshine, less humid than yesterday. overnight tonight it will become drier overnight with clear skies, temperatures 7—10d. something we have not seen all summer, an area of high pressure, we haven't had one of these for all ofjune and that brings a big change in weather, for many of us it will be dry with increasing sunshine. on friday for northern ireland, england and wales, showers few and far between, for most it

our technology reporter chris fox is at the event and is streaming the future?ing on some of the issues there but new tech on display and its things we could be using within the next few months? the idea with streaming gaming is that you never have to buy a console, you never have to buy a console, you never have to buy a console, you never have to upgrade your console or pc, you can use the processing power of a data centre and stream the video footage over the internet to your home, you don't even necessarily have to buy the disc, you can stream the game from a library, a bit like you would with a movie streaming service but there are concerns. you have to have a really good internet connection to reduce delay between you mashing the buttons on your controller and the action taking place on screen. there's also questions about game ownership, if a service closes down and you've got lots of games on a streaming service, then you lose them, you wa nt service, then you lose them, you want on them anymore so microsoft has said, it is ploughing ahead physical conso

our tech reporter chris fox, who is at the e3 gaming expo in los angeles, explains.download games. instead the software is run on servers at huge data centres with the pretty stream to your tv or your phone. there are some downsides. you need a pretty fast internet connection to stream games in hd, and it is not like the movie streaming, you still have to buy some of the games on top of your subscription and not every game is available on every surface. the steadier service will launch in november and microsoft has launched its cloud gaming service at this yea r‘s its cloud gaming service at this year's e3. sony has offered cloud gaming forafew year's e3. sony has offered cloud gaming for a few years with playstation now, but it still makes more than twice as much money selling discs and downloads than it does from its gaming subscription services. sony has said it is working on the playstation five and at e3 microsoft announced project scarlet, a new project for 2020. so whilst cloud gaming looks set to shake up the industry it seems that games consoles are here to

chris: rich, thank you. joining us now to discuss this and more, sector state mike pompeo, mr. secretary, welcome back to "fox news sunday". >> chris, great to be with you. chris: president trump's is flatly iran was responsible for the attack on the two tankers in the pentagon has released this video.which appears to show a revolutionary guard crew removing an unexploded mine from the hull of one of the ships. they say this is not enough to have a video and the owners of one of the ships says he believes from the crew it was hit by a flying object not a mine. two questions. how certain are you that iran was responsible for the attacks? and do you have more evidence that you can share with us? >> chris, it is unmistakable what happened here. these were attacks by the islamic republic of iran. a commercial shipping on the freedom of navigation with clear intent to deny transit through the strait of hormuz. there is lots of evidence, the world will come to see much of it but the american people should rest assured, we have high confidence with respect to who conduct the attacks as well as half a dozen other att

fox news poll, end. >> we must recognize that in the 21st century economic rights are human rights. >> chris: what is bernieanders' vision for democratic socialism? we will ask him in our 2020 sit down only on "fox news sunday." plus, we will ask our sunday panel about president trump saying he'd take research on his political rivals from other countries. and a special power player of the week,congress to support 9/1 first responders. >> shameful. if it's an embarrassment to the country and it is a stain on this institution. >> chris: all right now now "fox news sunday." hello again and happy father's day from fox news in washington. the trump administration is once again turning up the pressure on iran, blaming the islamic republic for attacks on two oil tankers, the pentagon now considering sending thousands of more troops, warships and planes for the region. and a running leader saying they have no interest in dealing with the u.s. in a moment we will talk with the secretary of state mike pompeo, but first, rich edson had the latest on th. >> iran has released a crew of one of the oil tankers attacked la

let's bring in "fox news sunday" anchor chris wallace. goes on "fox and friends" this morning. he's saying clearly i would alert the fbi. sounds like if he had a do over on this question, he would take it in a minute. >> yeah, which raises the question, and i have to say i ed henry say this on "outnumbered," and i agree, why is the president answering -- from our point of view as reporters, we want him answering every question. we would he answer hypotheticals from george stephanopoulos on this? why not take questions on collusion, the special counsel cleared him. he couldn't find any coordination between russian and the trump campaign. hey, look, they spent 22 months looking into it, spent $25 million. they couldn't find anything. they cleared us. case closed. let's move on. >> trace: yeah, i want to alert people that we're watching president trump there. they were singing happy birthday to the president. apparently he's talking about healthcare. let's listen in for just a second. >> you bet. >> be joined by vice president mike pence. mik

for a "fox news sunday" sitdown thank you, welcome back. >> thank you so much. chrisat the state of the race at this point. let's take a look at the latest fox news poll. this reflected in other polling as well. you have dropped sharply from 23 percent support in march 2 13 percent now. how do you explain that? >> explain in a sense that polls go up and polls go down. but the other part of her to correctly, chris, is that i am eating president trump fairly decisively which is consistent with all of the polling that i've seen. i think quite frankly i'm the strongest candidate to be donald trump. we come in in pasadena, wisconsin, michigan and other battleground states. it is a fight and look forward to. chris: you seem to be competing most directly perhaps on left side of the democratic race with mechanic senator, elizabeth warren. and in a new cbs news poll out today of 18 battleground states she actually leads you by one point. in the 18 states and obviously within the margin of error. she says that she supports capitalism and she supports markets. but she wants them

. >> all right now on "fox news sunday". chris: hello again from fox news and washington. president trump has wrapped up his trip to asia. with a handshake with kim jong-un, a walk into north korea and an agreement to revive nuclear talks. all this just a day after hitting the reset button with china. in the ongoing trade war between the worlds two biggest economies. in a moment we will speak with the president top white house economica visor leave larry kudlow but first white house correspondent john roberts report from south korea on the dramatic development. >> the two leaders walked right up to the line between north and south, they shook hands and then president trump stepped into history becoming the first sitting american president to walk on north korean soil. >> this is a historic moment. reporter: after a follow-up to document the moment, the president and kim jong-un walked back into south korea. with a diplomatic journey without presidents. >> a lot of progress has been made. a lot of friendships have been made and we liked each other from day one. that was ver

steve: yesterday on "fox news sunday," chris wallace hosted the jon stewart, the comedian, who has been advocate for the 9/11 victims compensation fund. your name came up. i'm sure you heard about it. listen to this then we'll get your reaction. >> i want to make it clear this has never been dealt with compassionately by senator mcconnell. he always held out until the very last minute. only then under intense lobbying and public shaming as even daned to move on it. steve: why has it always seemed that the vote comes at the last minute? >> well, many things in congress at the last minute. we never failed to address this issue. we will address it again. i don't know why he is all bent out of shape we will take care of the 9/11 victims compensation fund. steve: i think he was shocked when he was appearing before that committee, i believe it was in the house, so few members showed up that day. >> well that frequently happens because members have a lot of things going on at the same time. it sounds to me like he is looking for some way to take offense. there is no way we won't address this p

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. >> and chris, i want to talk about the role that fox news plays in this. it's a problem.n tell you before president trump gave his "state of the union" fox news talked about infanticide. it doesn't -- >> senator, senator, i understand that maybe to make your credentials with the democrats who are not appearing on fox news, you are going to attack us. i'm not sure if it's frankly very polite when we invited you to be here. >> martha: very interesting to watch. iowa town hall is not the only place we have seen polarizing issue of abortion stake center stage in as we head to 2020. as it escalates the whole debate more than ever thanks to a recent string of the controversial abortion bans across the country. major focus as they get out on the campaign trail here and the democrats fought for attention and support from their base. >> we have got to fight those who would deny women a right to choose what to do with their own body. >> you are not free when you reproductive health are made by male politicians instead of you and your family. >> when it comes to abortion, there is n

welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thank you chris, i appreciate it. >> what has the u.s. and china committed to as a resume the stocks and is there a deadline for how these talks will go on? >> first point is to resume the talks as president xi continuing the talks which have been interrupted for a while. it is a very big deal. i think that is a banner headline from this. i think everybody is going to be pleased at that, no promises, no deal made, no timetable, i want to emphasize that, president said several times, this is about the quality of the deal, no timetable, no rush, he is comfortable where he is in any case. i think coming back we will resume the talks, the two teams will begin together in tariffs will not be race, there will be no lifting of tariffs, on the remaining 300 or $325 billion and that is an important concession by president trump. and we also expect the chinese, while the talks are going, we expect the chinese to begin large-scale purchases, imports of the u.s. agriculture products and services. so new talks, no new tariffs and agriculture purchases

the way, we are talking more about this tomorrow with mike pompeo who will be the guest with chris wallace on fox news sunday, the major product of tomorrow's program. jillian: donald trump talking out the economy, what he sees as one of his strongest selling points as he gets ready to launch his 2020 campaign in florida, on tuesday. the president tweeting the trump economy is setting records and has a long way to go but if anyone but me takes over in 2020 i know the competition very well, there will be a market crash the likes of which has never seen before. keep america great. good saturday. >> the president touting the strength of his poll numbers saying his poll numbers are better than they were in 2016 when he won the election on the heels of reports this week that internal campaign pulling back in march found vice president joe biden was leading donald trump in several key battleground states. the trump campaign isn't pushing back on these polls, disputing whether or not they did in fact find that but they are saying the president is explaining, the trump campaign is saying these numbers ar

chris jenkins, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> this morning, the u.s. military said two american service members were killed today in afghanistan, the us- led nato mission confirmed the deaths but gave no other details. a spokesperson said two troops were killed during an ambush, it comes just days before the next round of talks is scheduled between the taliban and the united states. >>> happening today, it is day one on the job for the new white house press secretary, stephanie grisham, she will be traveling to asia today with the president for the g 20 summit, for she previously worked with the first lady, this is following the resignation of sarah sanders. she previously worked for the trump campaign and also worked on mitt romney's campaign in 2012. >>> a denver man is in critical condition after falling ill while vacationing in the dominican republic, he was about to fly back to the united states. he is now in the hospital and his family says, he is having trouble breathing and his kidneys are failing, they are trying to find money to pay for a fli

let's speak to our technology reporter chris fox who's there for us this morning.eration of consoles? good morning. it has been a big time to get down here to la where 60,000 people are expected to descend on this. the show starts tomorrow but every year the companies try and get ahead and get an announcement made early so they can jump the gun ahead and get an announcement made early so they canjump the gun and get some media coverage. consoles is one of the things announced that is a bit ofa one of the things announced that is a bit of a surprise. xbox announced project scarlet, new console because most of the talkers been about cloud gaming and whether or not we would abandon a console and moved to a streaming model, more like movie streaming model, more like movie streaming services, but for games. i went down to the convention centre to see what fans are excited about. this is my first time and i am super excited. i am most excited for this year is definitely mario and sonic at the tokyo 2020 games. year is definitely mario and sonic at the tokyo 2020 gameslj

let's listen to chris wallace from fox news. >> the president choose to create one controversy. >> bright distract. is that what's driving this? >> yeah, i think so. look, this is an issue that trump needs for his base. in re-election year, he has to do something. he has to go back to the message that worked the first time, which is mexico is going to pay for it. this is his answer to give back to that message and solution for the 2020 campaign. i think personally it is a mistake. i think this will hurt border states like arizona, texas, california. i read an article yesterday that said texas can be hurt 17 to $19 billion a year, off just the first level of tariffs, not including if they escalate through september. i think it is a political issue for the president. he is trying to do anything he can to move back to message of making mexico responsible for our immigration problem, and there's other ways to solve the problem. >> but to that point, jes s, "te washington post" says there's no way to block migrants to the united states because they vice president broken u.s. law until they ent

here's what he told chris wallace on fox news sunday. >> i think retaliatory strikes are warnlted whenlking about foreign vessels on the high seas. i think they're warranted against an unmanned aircraft. what i see is iran steadily ramping up the chains. it went to attack at vessels at sea and now it's an unmanned american aircraft. >> are retaliatory strikes warranted right now? >> i think the president has shown leadership of strength by raising the efforts in terms of the cyber attacks on their missile capacities. >> but, senator, i -- what about retaliatory strikes and are you supportive as senator tom cotton is of military action, retaliatory strikes for iran taking down that drone? >> well, i'm saying you don't have to have a military attack to up the ante in terms of additional pressure on iran. i want political pressure, i want economic pressure, i want diplomatic pressure, all of those things before you'd ever to go to a military action. >> finally jamal khashoggi the journalist as you know at the hands of the saudi regime, you have been very forceful on this. you walked out o

. >> chris: all all right now on "fox news sunday" ."nd hello again today from the university of dubuque, home of the spartans and tonight the sight of our townhome with senator kirsten gillibrand on fox news channel. we came to the masterpiece on the mississippi as it's called. to get a sense of where the democratic race stands here in iowa, site of the first in the nation caucuses in just nine months. but preside this week with his surprise plan to use tariffs to pressure mexico to stop the flood of migrants to the u.s. border. in a moment we will speak with white house chief of staff mick mulvaney. but first, kevin corke's live in london ahead of the president's state visit to the u.k. tomorrow. kevin. >> chris, the president's latest visit to the u.k. comes at a time of political change. theresa may, the british prime minister will very soon be stepping down from her post but it also comes amid growing political headwinds back home as there are now some republicans that are panning the president's latest tariff threat. president trum

bush, chris wallace, the fox news politics editor.his is the game of chicken that plays out over and over again between the white house and the justice department and congress. they are going to have a big fight, a big standoff and then there is an accommodation of some sort and everyone backs off for a little bit. is that what happened here? >> i think it is. it's no secret the administration does not want to comply 100% with what the democrats want. the way this was resolved as positive, encouraging, but i think it's important to keep in mind that this is in nopermanen. it temporarily resolves the current crisis but it will not solve all the disputes that will erupt no question over the next three to six months. >> dana: chris stirewalt, let's talk about this hearing. the questions about the former white house counsel to president nixon and what republicans are saying is a credibility problem for him. politically he was not shy about saying that president reagan and george w. bush and president trump are all worse than nixon. what y

the former secretary agent, fox contributor chris hahn chuck schumer with progressive podcast,dan bonginopete is he toast?th is this enough to drop the stocks? >> dan: you know, i'm not sure, laura. this field is so abysmally awful. i thought elizabeth warren was done after that horrendous charlemagne interview where compared racial -- there is no recovering from that and next thing you know she is up ten points. this is so bad. i'm not sure but listen, be very serious. that was an awful, awfulul appearance by the mayor pete there. he didn't look in control of the situation. didn't look in command, but is he done? i don't think so. >> laura: chris, he looked younger than 30 something years i think in dealing with the situation. part of me thought it was kind of gutsy to go back to south bend and take the incoming but he is the mayor and there it a big uproar and a big concern. so part of it, kind of cool he went back there. he looked a little bit out of his depth in answering questions. >> chris: well, 90% of life is showing up. he showed up. it is a tough situation. i don't know how to h

want to talk about that with chris christie, now a fox news contributor and former dnc chair donna braziled editor of the national review, rich lowry. first, chris, you got to talk about the president walking into north korea this morning. this north korea policy clearly driven by the president himself personally. he's the one that wanted this to happen. >> absolutely, and this is the way he does diplomacy. now, we're going to see if it works or doesn't work. this is the way the president does diplomacy. i think you've got to give him credit for trying. the bottom line is, everything we tried, the republican and democrat presidents over the last 30 years hasn't worked in north korea, isolating and more sanctions, hasn't worked. he's trying to make it a personal thing. >> so far it hasn't worked. >> that's right. maybe nothing will work with north korea. we don't know. they're a dictatorship, they're a backwards society that we presses their own people. but this is donald trump who he is. the essence of who he is, is he believes he get into a room, he can convince anyone of anything. we'll

chris stirewalt is a fox news politics editor, my co-host on our i'll tell you what podcast, which we just recorded. it will be available later today. let's talk about that number, $25 million, in one day. that is remarkable. >> that's a lot of jacks. that's almost three times as much as the closest comparable democrat race. it tells you the power of incumbency. tells you, number two, of getting to take your time and pick your shots. he faces no serious challenge for the republican nomination. the timing is his and by waiting to this moment to roll this out, push forward donations, hold back donations so that you can really make this kind of a statement, should put every democrat on notice. they are not running against the donald trump of 2016, who was sort of doing a catch as catch can campaign. it was a free wheeling and without real campaign apparatus. the republican national committee, the trump campaign, they'll have a billion dollars or so to dump on the head of whomever the democrats pull out. >> dana: the democrats foreshadowed his argument back in the state of the union. let

( laughter ) >> nawaz: new york senator kirsten gillibrand, meanwhile, sparred with chris wallace in a foxnews town hall, over men's rights and the network's abortion debate coverage. >> what happens on fox news is rel tevant because thked about infanticide for six and a half hours. right before president trump's state of the union. >> nawaz: on the republican side, maryland governor larry hogan shot down a much- speculated 2020 runsaying he would not challenge president trump for the g.o.p. nomition. and that brings us to politics moday, which brings us to amy and tam. that's amy walter of the "cook political report" and host of the "politics with amy walter" podcast from w-nyc. and tamara keith from npr. she also co-hosts the "npr politics podcast." welcome to you both. you probably know this already, yesterday marked eight months exactly until the iowa caucuses. as johnston martin of the "new york times" pointed out, only one democratic candidate was in iowa this weekend. i want to ask you about this map. the dots on here show how many candidates have made at least one stop in eh those

to tune into fox news sunday, chris will be sitting down with her folk and senator tom cotton who sitse bullock that is at 7:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. thank you to chris wallace. >> bill: another alert now, brand-new this morning. court will resume in a moment after a day of stunning testimony in the murder case of navy seal gallagher appeared on the stand claiming that he was the one and not gallagher who killed an unarmed ices prisoner. gallagher's wife lashing lashing out at prosecutors. >> i want everybody to know that you won't hear our story changed. time and time again, every one of these witnesses that come up is inconsistencies, lies, half-truths, and coverups. >> bill: jonathan hunt watching that trial right now in san diego. what happened? >> good morning. no one could safely predict what might happen in court today after yesterday's dramatic development, the defense attorneys for edward gallagher are suggesting the prosecutors should show up this morning and simply drop their case. listen here. >> this is a case that should never have gotten to thi

. >> all right now on "fox news sunday". chris: hello again, today from the university of dubuque. tonight the start of the town hall with senator kirsten gillibrand on fox news channel. we came to the masterpiece on the mississippi as is called here to get a sense of where the democratically stands here in iowa site of the first of the nation caucuses in just nine months. but president trump continues to dominate the news this week with a surprise plan to use tariffs, the pressure of mexico to stop the flood of migrants to the u.s. border. in a moment we will speak with white house chief of staff mick mulvaney. but first kevin cork is live in london ahead of the president state visit to the uk tomorrow. >> the president's latest visit here to the uk comes at a time of political change as you know the british prime minister was to be stepping down from her post. it also comes the growing political headwinds back home. there are now republicans that are patting the presidents turf it. >> mr. trump made headlines in the uk by joining his support for boris johnson saying he'd make an e

table smith that chris matic expression forces secretary general of fox he's also one of the cattle ontrial prosecutors appeared to rapturous accruals. that night knox went from having new parliamentary seats to 24. losing a qaeda and follow trial prosecutor federal fernandes brand that to. us by the end of the night it was clear the socialist party of petra sanchez had won enough seats to create a coalition called. the next morning in barcelona the cut on an independence movement was celebrating the annexation of its prison a candidates to both senate and congress favor sanchez should listen. to the results in catalonia he should open a dialogue table and he should respect the will of the majority of the catalan people that call for dialogue was repeated at a press conference by the cotton on independence party the seat that i know that the analysis of the famous is about the end of it is that one of them has a bit of center on the surface of the water that will go into that i was there at the end there is that if there isn't other that at the moment. but a problem for sanchez even if

fox reports tonight. i'm jon scott, thanks for watching. ♪ >> i'm chris wallace.resident trump orders'm but thn calls back airstrikes on iran for shooting down a u.s. drone. as. tensions rise, what happens next? ♪ ♪ >> we have a tremendously powerful military force in that area. it's always on the table. chris: we'll talk with republican senator tom cotton about his calls for an aggressive response. >> what iran did last week warrants such retaliatory military strikes. chris: what is he telling the president? then, 20 democratic presidential candidates face off this week in the first debates. but what about a serious dark horse who didn't make the cut? montana governor steve bullock joins us for a sunday sit-down about where his campaign goes from here. plus, democratic front-runner joe biden under fire for touting histi past work with segregationist senators. >> areen you going to apologize- >> apologize for what? chris: we'll ask our sunday panel whether biden is in for more heat at this week's debates. and our power player of the week always heard but never see

on fox news sunday chris wallace, asked trump's acting chief of staff if kim had key members of the negotiating we have confirmed that and i'm not going to speak about classified information we may or may not have on that issue so let's assume those reports are true. good working relationship is never a bad thing. >> the acting us defense chief, patrick shanahan, en route to south korea, told reporters they had no intention of pushing for a restart of military exercises. >> i do want to talk about our readiness and show that we need to be prepared if diplomacy fails and also continue enforcement of un sanctions. >> reporter: negotiations hit a stalemate because north korea wants to end crippling sanctions but washington says pyongyang has not provided enough disarmament to let that happen. >> thank you. >> reports of diplomats being executed have proven wrong in the past but the fact that people believe those claims reveals the widely held view of the regime's brutality. can there be a diplomatic solution with kim jong un? joining us is dan karen, ambassador and representative of the united kin

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senator, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thanks for having me on. chris: last sunday you called for a military strike against iran after it had attacked two foreign ships near the strait of hormuz. here you are. >> unprovoked attacks on commercial shipping warrant a retaliatory military strike against the islamic republic of iran. chris: well, this week, as we all know, iran went after and shot down a u.s. navy drone, and president trump first ordered and then called off a retaliatory strike. what do you think of the president's move? >> chris, obviously, i think retaliatory strikes were warranted when we're talking about foreign vessels on the high seas, i think they're warranted against an american unmanned aircraft. what i see is iran steadily marching up the escalation chain. it started out with threats, went to attacks at sea and to an unmanned american aircraft. i fear we're going to see an attack on a u.s. ship or u.s. manned aircraft. this is exactly what we saw in the 1980s when iran, for four years, was allowed to attack ships on the high seas.

chris. >> thank you john. >> tuna tonight on fox news channel for america's election headquarters townhall with kirsten gillibrand, the senator from the state of new york. chris wallace the moderate will air right after this program. as virginia beach remembers and honors the tall people killed in a shooting at its municipal building on friday new details are emerging about the shooter in a possible motive. reports that he was in the process of resenting just hours before he opened fire. shooting indiscriminately, floor to floor but before dying in exchange with gunfire with police. jackie's following the story from the new york newsroom. >> please have shared a lot of answers today including why it took them so long to get to the shooter but one question they cannot answer was why that gunman suspected gunman chose to open fire on his college. please confirm the suspect had said in his two-week notice the morning of the shooting when his employer said he is not being forced to resign in effect he was in good standing. >> professional motive, right now we are in the process, right now we d

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obama went on national television, on fox news with chris wallace and said she didn't jeopardize national security. she was a little careless. that was the clarion call to comey and the department and justice to stomp the foot on the scales of justice. and clear hillary clinton even though they knew she committed crimes. more than 100 of them representing 110 classified documents on her unauthorized server. comey twisted the law and converted the facts to absolve her making the announcement on the day that his f.b.i. furtively meeting in london with the author of the phony dossier. that was the beginning of the russia hoax that beget the witch hunt. >> doubling down on what greg had to say. the beginning of the investigation has become a scandal in and of itself. the f.b.i. story doesn't seem to make any sense when you analyze it with the clear eyes. they said it started with a george papadopoulos tip to downer at the end of july. july 31. but the problem is we have f.b.i. two weeks before, middle of july, before july 31 in london meeting with the christopher steele and the dossier. is th

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chris stirewalt, fox news politics editor. nice to see you.or to john kerry. how are we doing? how are we feeling? where are you going to be about orlando, florida? the president goes down there to officially launch his campaign for 2020. this is a part of the state where you have to win if you want to win national campaigns. >> swing part of the state. the question right now is what is the state of my lai? the discussion that we have had about the polls, this is going to be tough. reelection -- the president is more likely to win reelection the knot, but not by much. he is favored only slightly. the problem, when you are running a campaign is that the candidate is both a boss and the product. so how do you keep them in the right state of mind, optimistic, but also realistic that this is going to be tough, so his campaign, this is a testing moment for them as they get underway here. how does he feel? >> florida is irresistible for trump. he had to go there. 11 states, florida, almost win state. who is there? every democrat who is going to deba

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