. >> jon: joining us now is chris wallace. seven months income of the white house losing its chief spokesman. more turmoil in a building that traditionally would have settled down by now in most administrations, wouldn't you agree? >> it's interesting because you do see turmoil from time to tim time, usually at the end of the year when there is more of an assessment of who worked and who didn't. and this is a little early, six months yesterday exactly. six months and i have two say, you have the sense that sean spicer has been living on borrowed time for some period. remember, i am just thinking back to his 10-year period of the second day of the term presidency, he came out at 5:00 in the afternoon, unscheduled press briefing and basically tore the press apart on the issue of the crowd size at the trump inauguration. he refused to take any questions and left. we were told very quickly thereafter that the president was not pleased with his performance, didn't like the suit he was wearing, asked why he didn't have suits that fi

we have fox team coverage fox news sunday chris wallace is here. fox news politics editor, chris stirewalt. ed henry. washington correspondent, james rosen. they are all standing by. those of the all-stars right there. we're going to start with chief white house correspondent and also an all star, john roberts. john, huge day. it's. >> melissa, good afternoon to you. it's been 22 days since we've had in on camera briefing and longer than that simply been been in this briefing. doing lab reports. we understand the anthony scaramucci will be coming out to greet the press. sarah huckabee sanders will actually conducting the meeting but anthony scaramucci is no stranger to people who watch fox business network. as well, he took some time off to work the transition when he worked with the trump transition to try and get things up and running. he was bringing in a lot of special guest. he was bringing in a lot of members to meet the cabinet including betray to mack -- want to come back to the white house to look like he had a big job that might've been ak

up. >> chris: i'm chris wallace, president trump is back in washington after his first meeting withn 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. hi

let's go to chris wallace from "fox news sunday" who is live from our washington newsroom. s, there's clearly a management issue there. is there a plan? >> who knows? you said earlier today we haven't heard from scaramucci or priebus. we haven't heard from the president either, the man in charge of these various factions in his own white house. you wouldn't expect him to go on the record himself but he could through one of his spokesman. he hasn't said anything about it. it's very curious. maybe he wants to let things lay the way they are. but this is the kind of open warfare. i've heard, i've been in this town a long time. i'm not naive. you hear about factions and power struggles. nothing this vile and vulgar and certainly not this open. >> shepard: the public part that is a bit disconcerting. you wonder if there's a winning side. if you are to believe what "the new york times" wrote today, that the president was happy with scaramucci's tough talk, does that mean that priebus and bannon are on shaky ground or does scaramucci take a fall for this? feels like -- very game of

let's turn to "fox news sunday" host chris wallace. chris, it's piling up. you know? yesterday from charles krauthammer, we got this. i'll leave it to the lawyers to adjudicate the legalities of collusion. you don't need a lawyer to see the trump defense collusion has a democratic fiction designed to explain away election loss is officially dead. the tide has turned, has it not? >> well, i think you have to put it in context. clearly this was attempted collusion. it may have been bungled collusion. the administration said there was nothing to see. there was fake news. no serious contact or meaningful contact between trump world and the russians, that's dead. that credibility of that is completely shot. now, it may be that nothing came out of this meeting. that's what we're being told both by the russians and by the trump side. you look at -- in black and white at those e-mails at the former british tabloid reporter turned publicist saying that this is information coming from the prosecutor, the russian state prosecutor, this is part of an effort by the russian governm

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chris wallace, you are still with us.his is a story that even caught reince priebus and steve bannon by surprise. we are told that the president did not inform them that he was making this decision about sean spicer. you're getting a look at reporters getting anything they can at the white house, trying to get reaction to the story. chris, this is catching a lot of people off guard and i have to ask you very simply, what message is this sending as we wrap up a week that you just mentioned, was supposed to be made in america week for the president, and has taken a dramatic turn. >> when it shows is something we knew already, it's being reinforced again which is this is donald trump's white house and he's going to run in his way. you're talking about the chief of staff, reince priebus, you are in charge the staff. and obviously the president always is. here's the president going over his chief of staff, basically saying, i get a choice between you and scaramucci, i'm going with scaramucci. in addition, the relationship, i k

he'll be missed. >> "fox news sunday" with chris wallace coming up. fios is not cable.% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of you contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com >> 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 a

said the purpose of that meeting was to discuss russian adoptions, and today on fox news sunday, chris wallace pressed the white house chief of staff about that explanation. >> why would donald trump, jr., and paul manafort want to meet with the russian lawyer about russian adoption? >> i have no idea, you are going to have to talk to them. talking about issues of foreign policy, issues related to our place in the world, important to the american people like adoption, it's not unusual. when you go through a campaign, you are not just talking to one particular group of people about adoptions in russia, you have policy teams talking about our place in asia, talking about trade in china. they run the gamut. >> eric: for more on this, the national political correspondent for "the washington post" ." some today claiming this is evidence of collusion, others say it is just opposition research, where do you think this is going? >> we don't know where it is going. obviously there is more smoke. or the president's personal lawyer denying the president had any knowledge of this meeting, but there is fru

"fox news sunday" is up next. >> i am chris wallace.ns about a meeting between trump family members and russian operatives shape 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. >> there is just an air again and disregard for what is ethical. >> comedian affects the potential case against the president with jacek eula, a member of the trump legal team. chris: republicans make changes

. >> jon: let's get into all of this with chris wallace, the anchor of "fox news sunday." there was a little bit of something -- talking about them and not being a responsible player and excoriating them for their support of syria and iran. but also saying that when it came to election hacking, he doesn't necessarily think the russians are solely responsible, wise approach in your view? >> i would say to a large degre degree, the president is not going to get into a lot of the meddling and i think that is just fine. the more important issues he has are things like ukraine, relations between the nato alliance and russia and especially, especially at this very volatile time in syria, what is going to happen, isis is on the run and it looks like they're going to be some expeld from their capital in raqqa, you've got u.s. backed and armed troops, who have been putting them out and it's going to be a kind of vacuum there it looks like. the question is, will the russian and iranian backed regime take that all over or will they be able to work out something? some people compare t

i am chris wallace info bret baier. we have two breaking stories tonight, o.j. simpson gets parole after serving nine years for nine armed robbery. president trump with buyer's remorse about his own attorney general. jeff sessions response he will stay in his job as long as it is appropriate. the president told "the new york times" he would not have a point to the attorney general if he had known the sessions would recuse himself from the russia investigation. chief white house correspondent john roberts starts us off. good evening good evening. >> good evening. the white house says the president has no intention of firing his attorney general nor does it seem he wants them to resign. but he sure beat the stuffing out of him in public. at another event today to highlight american manufacturin manufacturing, president trump ignored shouted questions whether he continues to believe in his attorney general. >> mr. president, does jeff sessions still have your full support? >> principal deputy erie press secretary sarah huckabee sanders answered. >> the president sa

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

scary but she was asked that very question by chris wallace on "fox news sunday" this morning. here were his dots. >> i work intensely on that campaign and i think that the russian situation is completely overblown. i was falsely accused of things related to russia. i know other people are being falsely accused of being related to russia. i am confident that tomorrow when jared kushner speaks enough keep my fingers crossed, the last time yet to talk about russia. for me, i would like to get this behind us. leland: as for what are they for what are they to do first, three things first. reset the culture inside the white house communications department. second, stop the leaks. scaramucci says is going to take dramatic action to do just that. third, he wants to focus and refine the messaging coming out of the white house. if you read between the lines on point number two, you get the sense that this staff shakeups might not be over yet when he says he is willing to take dramatic action to stop the leak, that could include firing. from white house staffers are listening. >> at the

and with that. >> chris: i'm chris wallace and president trump is back in washington after his first 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.

reince priebus giving response to chris wallace, here is the exchange. i don't of all, chris, know much about it other than what i communicated with various members there on the screen. it was a very short meeting, a adoption.out russian and after about 20 minutes, the meeting ended and that was the it.of as far as nondisclosure, jared in disclosure prematurely and since amended t, that is disclosed, it was a nothing meeting. what is developing from the meeting, if you look at the circa put out, the individual that set up the meeting may have been affiliateed with fusion gps, opposition research firm that is talked to enaed and by the senate judiciary committee about their role in that phony ther dociatthis, is a developing story, this seems to be on the individual, big nothing burger, but may spin out of control for the d.n.c. and democrats. >> two aspects of that, in terms f the d.n.c., are you suggesting this was somehow a setup by democrats to try to them hem or compromise with the russians and this was russian ere was any interference in the election

>> 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

. >> i am john roberts in for chris wallace. while president trump fights to keep the campaign promise, the administration scored victories on immigration and upholding the travel ban. . >> i think it was a great victory for the president. >> health care is working along very well. we could have a big surprise with a great health care package. we will break down the president's agenda going forward with mark short, president director of affairs. fox news sunday exclusive. then growing number of republican senators opposing obamacare replacement plan, the president is now considering an immediate repeal and replacement later. >> every republican in the u.s. senate except for one has already voted for repeal in the past, let's do that first. >> now you have two bills. you get it done in five minutes and the president seems open and interested in the idea. >> we will discus what congress can do with rand paul and joe manchin. plus the president shifts focus off his agenda creating immediate fire storm attacking media outlets. we wi

>> i'm john roberts in for chris wallace. while president trump fights to fulfill a major campaign promise, repealing and replacing obamacare, the administration scored victories this week on immigration and upholding the travel ban. >> they've been reviewed so i think it was a great victory for the president. >> health care is working along very well. we can have a big surprise with a great health care package. >> john: we will break down the president's agenda going forward with marc short, director of legislative affairs. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. then with a growing number of republican senators opposing the replacement plan the president is now considering an immediate repeal and replacement later. >> every republican in the u.s. senate except for one has already voted for repeal in the past, let's do that first. >> and i hope to cope bills, boom, you get it done in 5 minutes. the president seems open and interested in the ideal. >> john: we will discuss what congress can do to repeal obamacare and get a replac

. ♪ ♪ chris: i'm chris wallace. a shake-up inside the white house. months in, where does the trump agenda stand, and will it be overwhelmed by the russia investigation? ♪ ♪ >> i think we're going to get the health care done. i also think we're going to get tax reform done. and whatever else is on the president's agenda, we're going to work very, very hard, very studiously here to make it happen. chris: we'll discuss the president's plans and his 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 what the purpose of the investigation was, russian interference in our election. >> sessions should have never recused himself. >> 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'll discuss the latest developments on r

one saw this highlighted very well in an interesting exchange on fox news between chris wallace and epa administrator scott pruitt. administrator pruitt talked about repealing a bunch of greenhouse gas emission rules. chris wallace said what are you going to do about the 90,000 cases of asthma that those rules are preventing? now that was a very interesting question to ask. if you're going to repeal the rules, there's a cost to society. so my bet is that agencies are going to come around and say those rules were not so beneficial, but they were really costly. the opposite of what agencies really do. one again needs a truth teller in office that's going to rigorously review those analyses and quantifications. even within our very good system there are incentives for agencies to buy us costs and benefits in the direction that's going to achieve the policy they want to achieve. so an independent review office is important. i think that the office we have in place does a pretty good job. i think the ability of courts to review the record is yet another backstop. how much farther one would w

right after a break we'll have a preview of what's ahead with chris wallace, have a great weekend. to/i> termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com >>> chris wallace the anchor of fox news sunday and joins us with a preview of today's president. it was a big week for the president attending second trip abroad, who do you have coming in to discuss it >> we couldn't have anybody better onset we'll have a live exclusive interview with the white house chief of staff reince priebus, a lot to talk about, obviously the president's meeting continued. conversations discussion and controversy about whether or not the president accepted putin's denial of russian meddling in the election, there's a new story on the front page of the "new york times" that the president's son, donald trump junior and his son-in-law, jared kushner met with the a russian lawyer in the middle of the campaign in a meeting that had not previously been disclose we'll be talking about all of this with reince priebus at the top of the hour >> and i have discussed this before. basically saying it's time to move

james: mark schwartz, who handles legislative affairs, spoke with john roberts sitting in for chris wallace on on "fox news sunday" about whether the tweets are instructing the president's agenda. >> does he make your job more difficult with what he does? >> i don't recall during the campaign members of congress being excited about the tweets and he won. he knows he needs to get around the mainstream media to get a story out and part of that story is what we have accomplished. >> james: traffic lane, how much forethought should we ascribe to the president? is there a strategy? >> i don't think that tweets are getting in the way of the agenda. i think the tweets are the agenda. this is his personal agenda. he's involved in a personal battle with cnn, other elements of the media he regards as to critical and he is sick of it. his view is, i'm going to fight back and call them names and do that. >> james: isn't well advised? >> obviously not, as these people have been protesting right now on air. it's not just publicly they are saying he should knock it off. they are privately screaming, wring

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. >> i am chris wallace. meeting between trump family members and russian operatives shape waington. 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. >> there is just an air again and disregard for what is ethical. >> comedian affects the potential case against the president with jacek eula, a member of the trump legal team. chris: republicans make changes

. >> juan: dana, fox news sunday with chris wallace -- he said it's 50/50.or mccain has had basically -- >> dana: is if kathy is saying 50/50, they've all had their recess. it takes a moment to settle in. i think the message of the members will be that action is better than in action. it might not be perfect but we have a president who is willing to sign our bill. let's just hold hands. >> juan: one of the big options is coming from ted cruz, jesse. ted cruz wants to do more in terms of giving people the power to buy plans that are not regulated by the government. the counter problem is, that probably would cost the g.o.p. moderate votes. >> jesse: it looks like the thing is getting more moderate and less conservative as they are hashing it out. they are trying to build this thing out of the carcass of obamacare. it's not a full repeal and replace. i'm not as confident about greg gutfeld. it usually has to cross and burn before it's resuscitated. there will be some angry republican constituents giving these guys a big earful. >> juan: president trump tweets

chris wallace joins us. chris, have you seen anything like this? >> no. nothing even close to it. in the middle of that interview with cnn, if you remember famously in his first press briefing last friday, anthony scaramucci said, well, look, reince and i are like brothers. brothers rough each other up. we all know that. i've been a brother. but then today he talked about cain and abel, and as i remember that didn't turn out so well. if that's his definition of brothers, there will be blood in the white house. >> jenna: no jaw bones lying around the -- >> jon: no jaw bones lying around. as this is getting done, there are important things not getting done. >> chris: exactly. when that's the headline, that's what we're talking about today for the first, what, seven minutes of the show -- and if we weren't talk about that we'd be talking about jeff sessions and the president for the next four minutes of the show. you know, you've got healthcare. you've got tax reform. you've got a budget. you've got raising the debt limit. a lot of serious stuff. yes, there's the back-biting that goe

. >> bill: kellyanne conway said look somewhere else when she told chris wallace this on sunday. >> the chaos this week was on capitol hill. why nobody gave us healthcare reform on a silver platter i don't know. >> bill: the reince priebus gone, without priebus trump is a man without a party. true or not he still has mike pence and as his vice president. priebus was a strong connection to republicans on the hill and with healthcare going down the way it did last week likely did not help him. >> first of all the president has a point about all of these good economic indicators. essentially saying to voters, don't listen to all this gossip about the white house. look, your life is getting better. that's the kind of point a president makes out on the campaign trail. as far as the republican party is concerned, it is true that reince priebus and sean spicer were real links inside the white house to the republican party. as a matter of fact, they had brought a large number of people from the rnc into the white house especially into the communications shop and some of those people are now eit

chris wallace, anchor "fox news" sunday joining us, good to see you, my friend.ake or break weekend for president trump in replacing obama care. >> yeah, it is kind of interesting, i will say he says i have waiting with my pen in hand. can you imagine ronald reagan and bill clinton saying that. they have one in washington twisting arms, meeting with people not sort of sitting there and saying i will wait to see whether you pass a bill it is a different kind of presidential leadership. it is in real trouble, not even in terms of the final vote, on the senate bill to repeal and replace but on the question of whether or not they will be able to get it to the floor. they need 51 votes to do that, two senators have said no, one more and they won't even be able to bring this up for debate. we will talk on sunday to rand paul, a definite no and one of the questions obviously as much as you just dislike obama care why is this bill worse. we will talk to rand paul. >> why don't they like to compromise, chris. >> different people for different reasons. that is the real cha

or on chris wallace called it the worst week in his presidency thus far.e and will everybody on this staff still not getting a clear answer including anthony scaramucci report directly to kelly? >> i disagree a little bit with that. the mood to kelly may also indicate something more ominous than that is the korea is going to be a bigger problem for donald trump than political. this is the first chief of staff is not political. normally need a political person and not positioned throughout history. that is the secretary to the president church adams, john adams the second. always the president then martin van buren junior and lincoln had his two secretary. chairman mao dems, the first chief of staff. they almost always has been political animals. he's going to a general. it is more than just discipline in the west wing. if john sununu can do that, james baker, but they can also get bills passed. this is a general. that tells me something. cheryl: at the same time it's been well documented the trouble president trump is tied with messaging mother of his thro

i am chris wallace info bret baier. we have two breaking stories tonight, o.j.pson gets parole after serving nine years for nine armed robbery. president trump with buyer's remorse about his own attorney general. jeff sessions response he will stay in his job as long as it is appropriate. the president told "the new york times" he would not have a point to the attorney general if he had known the sessions would recuse himself from the russia investigation. chief white house correspondent john roberts starts us off. good evening good evening. >> good evening. the white house says the president has no intention of firing his attorney general

o'reilly gets on the television with chris wallace on "fox news" and he says well nobody made much of a fuss about the first night. it wasn't until people got ahold of it. isn't that a good thing and doesn't seem to amplify the people say hey look at this, you may have missed it because you know are ayn or anyone else can see all of the "msnbc" all the fox and radio with podcasts and forth so isn't there good and amplification? >> guest: you are asking the wrong question. i don't think i use the word evil in the book. i'm careful to say some people may very well be with what was done and i'm not here to tell you that everything is a smear operator is evil or bad. it's drawing attention to how they operate and at times variables operate in such a way that they are able to distort her overexaggerate something that happened in a way that it's intended to make people think there's overwhelming support for ergen something. you should at least ask the question. maybe a handful of similar people operating under different names with different groups and different social media accounts and doe

you're the president trump of trying to keep president trump president, and, i got to tell you, chris wallaceou've now said that he is getting investigated after saying that you didn't. >> no. >> you-- you just said, sir, that he's being-- >> no, he's not being investigated! >> you just said that he's being investigated. sir, you just said two times that he's being investigated. >> no. the context of the tweet, i just gave you the legal theory, chris, of how the constitution works. >> stephen: "and if i was lying could i hold up this piece of paper?" ( laughter ) ( applause ) do you deny that this is a piece of paper? it's paper! paper! ( piano riff ) ( laughter ) and then, katy bar the door. >> i appreciate you trying to rephrase it, but i'm just being really-- >> no, sir, i didn't rephrase it. the tape will speak-- jay, the tape will speak for itself, you said he is being investigated. and it's not just being-- >> chris! he is-- i just-- >> no, wait a minute. wait a minute, jay! >> stephen: please stop fighting. please stop fighting. it's just so-- i'm sorry-- it's just so upsetting to see

. >> chris: i'm chris wallace and president trump is back in washington after his first meeting withshould 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.

. >> i am chris wallace. new revelations about a meeting between trump family members and russian operatives shape 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. >> there is just an air again and disregard for what is ethical. >> comedian affects the potential case against the president with jacek eula, a member of the trump legal team. chris: republicans make changes to their health care bill, but some of the parties say it is still not enough. >> at camp over at camp over something that doesn't repeal of anna karin doesn't fix it. chris: we will ask senator rand paul, one of the biggest critics of the bill what more needs to be done to finally replace obamacare. plus, senate republicans put off a vote this week as one of their own deals with its own health issue. we will ask our sunday panel what happens if the gop keeps the major congress. hello again for

chris wallace on "fox news sunday" said this was by far the worst week of the trump presidency. does the white house begin to recover from ended up being quite a scandal with the interview with the "new yorker," the vulgar laced. >> i think they are about to get back on their footing. i think the headline is scaramucci scares no more. i know general kelly. his sense of calm, command and control will redirect a lot of things. but the major problem the white house has had from the beginning has bent messaging. compellingly, precisely clear to the american public about making sure we deliver on being stronger abroad, safer at home and have an economy that lifts all ships. that's where he will bring a sense of calm and clarity. cheryl: there have been reports that the president approached him in may about the chief of staff position but he was hesitant to accept the job. there are reports he insisted scaramucci be gone if he was going to take the chief of staff position from reince priebus. >> i don't have any information on that. if you look for someone as an antidote to a chaotic

chris wallace is the anchor of fox news, sunday. join us live. good morning.make of this trump-macron lovefest? it seems like they had a great time together and president trump was well received. >> i think it went great. after last week at the g20 which some called the g19 because president trump seemed out there against all the other leaders, not only from europe but the rest of the world. it is good to have us getting along with the world leader. yes, they continue to have differences, but they continue to have differences on the paris climate accord. i think it was positive that president trump and a president macron talked about all the things that define them of core western values and standing up to the threat of radical islamic terrorism. good on both of them. i will also say quickly that that dinner last night at that restaurant in the eiffel tower, i just counted it up in my head and i think it was 3,000 calories per person. >> shannon: somehow, the first ladies don't look like they took a bite of it. they look like everyone is having a good time at

chris wallace, thank you always for your time. >> leland: jampacked next 40 minutes coming up here aster the break, congressman adam kinzinger of the national guard also of the house foreign affairs committee on his thoughts about his meeting that is right now underway between president putin and president trump. remely subse to come out of this meeting. president trump does have a great opportunity. i've been in a room with president trump a few times and he takes over the room and a good way, he has a very powerful personality. that will serve him well in this meeting. he is walking into this basically with a tank and vladimir putin having a slingshot. latin american learned all he wants about how to retrial. he studies personalities for years. president trump is walking in taking on the syrian airfield, shooting down an s22 russian aircraft with the syrian pilot, firing in a d complexion soon and being much more aggressive in ukraine. the president, regardless of personality, which i think is important, the president's role in this meeting with the tank and latimer putin's got a sl

thank you for watching. ♪ ♪ >> i'm john roberts in for chris wallace.ise, repealing and replacing obamacare, the administration scored victories this week on immigration and upholding the travel ban. >> they've been reviewed so i think it was a great victory for the president. >> health care is working along very well. we can have a big surprise with a great health care package. >> john: we will break down the president's agenda going forward with marc short, director of legislative affairs. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. then with a growing number of republican senators opposing the replacement plan the president is now considering an immediate repeal and replacement

the top democrat telling chris wallace she is ready to lead her party forward. >> i'm a master legislator. i know the budget and i know the motivation of people. i respect the people in congre congress. i think this is great moment for those of us who understand what is at stake with a formal care act, what are possibilities are, in terms of working together with the republicans. i feel very confident about the support i have. >> i have never not been opposed within my caucus. democrats unveiled a new agenda called a better deal. the platform focuses on economic concerns which the party was accused of neglecting during the 2016 election. somalia is reeling from a series of deadly attack that killed at least eight soldiers. this was just hours after a car bombing in the country's capital. interrupted in the middle of a traffic jam killing at least five people. most of them civilians. here's the latest. >> today's blast shattered months of call in this area. the victims were mostly civilians. according to authorities, the explosion occurred near a police station with several shops along a b

i am chris wallace in washington. "the story" hosted by 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 and then the chase. a verdict that piled up evidence against the man known as the juice. >> we find the defendant not guilty of the crime of murder of nicole brown simpson. not guilty of the crime of murder of ron goldman. >> martha: after nine years behind bars for armed robbery, and very similar circumstances, if the new day for oj. >> that will conclude this hearing. >> thank you. >> martha: he will be a free man come october. three men who were deeply involved from the first phone call to the double murder at the hou

i am chris wallace info bret baier. we have two breaking stories tonight, o.j.role after serving nine years for nine armed robbery. president trump with buyer's remorse about his own attorney general. jeff sessions response he will stay in his job as long as it is appropriate. the president told "the new york times" he would not have a point to the attorney general if he had known the sessions would recuse himself from the russia investigation. chief white house correspondent john roberts starts us off. good evening good evening. >> good evening. the white house says the president has no intention of firing his attorney general nor