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he said that twice in the course of the chris wallace interview. he won't weigh in on that because of your position. he says that >> there is a specific mandate that is the basis upon which bob mueller can exercise his jurisdiction. it's a specific mandate. what rod rosenstein said is this isn't going to be fishing expeditions. we're not letting it go beyond that. it's going to be within that mandate, and he said it twice. i think that was encouraging that this is not going to be a fishing expedition. they're going to do their job and do it expe tishesly >> where are the special counsels on all the issues that i seem to be a voice in the wilderness here. >> yeah, where's the grand jury on all this? ask that question. where's the grand jury on what i'm holding in my hand? why was none of this investigated? no subpoenas issued there. >> does sessions do that or rosenstein have to do that? >> this is not related to russia. so this would fall in the normal parameters of the department of justice. and to be fair here, they may well be investigating this

. >> i am bill hemmer and for chris wallace. another major >> i'm bill hemmer in for chris wallace. another key staffer leaving the white house. we'll have more coming up. and, terror hitting an american ally yet again. at least 13 dead including one american in barcelona. >> terrorists around the world should know that the united states and our allies are resolved to find you and bring you to justice. >> we'll discuss how the u.s. is fighting the war on terror with senator ben kardon, the top democrat on the foreign relations committee. plus, as steve bannon joins the list of ousted white house staffers, we'll ask our sunday panel how the shake-up will affect the president's agenda and those that put him in the white house. all right now on "fox news sunday." hello from fox news in washington. the president parting ways with his top strategist after a week that saw the president get harsh criticism from both sides after the violence in charlottesville. where does the white house go from here? with me now, former trump campaign manager, david bossie. first appearance here on "fox ne

i'm right there with chris wallace, how are we supposed to have any confidence to conduct any kind ofnal security conversations and dialogue that we need with north korea. there is no certainty that those conversations will be held in private. >> greg: whoever is doing this, they're trying to make it impossible for him to do his job. that's the point. he can't do his job so he won't be president. i think the real problem here is that we are treating conversations from six months ago as a bombshell's. and if you're watching any of the other networks, they were frothing from their eyeballs, ears, and mouths over these transcripts which are conversations between men about stuff with no sense of tone. i spent half my time trying to resist this media filter which portrays words and discussions as conversations on equal footing as deeds. this is the worst example. here you have conversations that are six months old, that are on equal footing as the va press conference that went on, that were good to talk about the next segment that is actually extremely important. we care about the words, t

here's what he told chris wallace. >> many of our investigations, chris, is the use of the grand jurypropriate way to gather documents, witnesses, to make sure you get the full testimony. it is a tool that we use in the course of our investigation. >> jon: just a tool. i served on a special grand jury for three years, and every single person was brought to us for an indictment, we indicted. it is pretty easy for federal prosecutors to get a an indictment. it is adjusted to a? >> it is important that they are tools and not a silver bullet. as i mentioned, it is not slowing down. mueller would not be pursuing this if the investigation if you find a small, circumstantial stuff is important two to go and this with a measure perspective. it is certainly not -- an indicator moving forward. >> jon: he is looking at other issues besides russian meddling and collusion. one of them is a number of leaks coming out of this administration. here's what he told chris. >> while we look at in every leak we get, the facts and circumstances. what was the potential harm caused by the leak, circumstances.

be up for it >> i am chris wallace. a rally turns violent. protester run down and killed. the president sends a message to north korea. the us military is locked and loaded. he. >> north korea to get their acts together they will be in trouble like few nations have ever been in trouble in this world. >> we will talk live with one of the president's top intelligence officials. the cia director mike pompeo about the situation in north korea.

chris. have a nice weekend, wallace! bye-bye. >> hello.i kay williams, this is "the fox news specialists." the concern over leaks is growing. attorney general jeff sessions did not mince words when he took the podium earlier today to address the growing problem and to issue a stern warning the anyone that might be involved in putting our nation at risk. take a listen. >> no one is entitled to advance battles in the media by revealing sensitive government information. no government can be effective

i'm chris wallace here in washington. please join me this weekend for fox news sunday, the story with guest host dana perino is up next. have a good weekend. an episode five." hannity up next. >> thanks to our friends on "the five." this is a fox news letter. welcome to hannity tonight. finally progress is being made on the many scandals we have been warning you about. the numerous scandals. the department of justice releases documents about the loretta lynch showing media collusion and that key talking points were in them. then after an unprecedented number of leaks, the trump administration is now vowing to crack down and punish obama holdover, deep state

switching to allstate is worth it. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . >> i'm chris wallace.arvey turns deadly as it continues to dump rain on texas. north korea watches more missiles, how will the u.s. respond? >> there's nothing left. >> chris: as harvey continues to flood parts of texas, we'll have live reports on the devastation, and how people there handling it. we will discuss how taxes will deal with the damage to people and property with the state governor, gregg abbott.

a moment ago, the president sat down with the secretary of state after that exchange with chris wallacehe has to meetings with the finnish president today. address thet him to thing going on in texas? we are definitely hearing from president trump this afternoon on his admin's rations effort to see and help what's in the horrific flooding going on in texas. the president will head to corpus christi tomorrow, where he will be on the ground seeing what exactly the damage from now tropical storm harvey has done to the area. from there, he will head to missouri, and is anticipated to provide new details involving his tax policy overall. the treasury department has been in constant contact, particularly within the republican party on capitol hill , even during this august recess. we are a little over a week from when lawmakers return to congress next week. they have to get through two things before they can get the tax reform -- first is raising the debt limit as well as patching of -- having a partial government funding bill two aboard is shut down. taxpassing tax returns -- reform. the pre

telling chris wallace the justice department does not get involved in so-called phishing. >> and he findsvidence of the crimes of which were to mueller and i have agreed is the appropriate scope. something outside the scope they need to go to the acting attorney general for permission to expand the investigation. >> it is moving into a new face at the impaling of the grand jury so special counsel can subpoena witnesses and documents that wouldn't be taking place if there was no evidentiary basis to move forward. >> i don't see bob mueller will be fired, but also local saying they would prefer the congressional committee is finished their work, issued their report before we begin thinking about special counsel. the histories to shut counsel and prosecutors go off the rails on which ends. lauren: support is building to protect the special counsel robert mueller from potentially being fired by the president. cheryl: efa could point considering whether ken starr investigation ended up with monica lewinsky. this is history, folks. the chicago mayor rahm emanuel, democrat from announcing plans

chris wallace from "fox news sunday." great to see you. >> you bet. >> shepard: this sunday, chris will talk with the north carolina republican senator tom tillis. he's co-sponsor of one of two bipartisan bills that are designed to protect the special counsel, robert mueller should president trump decide that he needs to be reassigned in some way. that and much more this sunday on "fox news sunday." that's on your local fox station. check your local listings for times. the white house new chief of staff is trying to whip the west wing into shape. our next guest says general john kelly's no nonsense approach seems to be working. the next question, will it hold. fascinating new pronouncements out of the white house. we'll lay them out next. super-cool notebooks. done. that's mom taking care of business. but who takes care of mom? office depot/office max. this week, filler paper just one cent with five dollar minimum purchase. ♪taking care of business. at the lexus golden opportunity sales event before it ends. choose from th

i want to bring in chris wallace from "fox news sunday." good afternoon. saw you earlier today on "america's newsroom." we met again. think for just a moment, phrase this perhaps in the frame of what president trump's position is at the moment. as commander-in-chief, the first real international test of a relatively young presidency. how he manages this will go a long way quite possibly toward other matters around the world, be it with iran or elsewhere in the middle east. how do you then pull yourself out of a situation or, as he said at one point, negotiate your way out of this matter with north korea? a way where other people say, you know what? he stood up to him. he was tough. we cannot take a similar chance. what do you think about that? >> well, certainly the whole world is looking as i completely agree with you, this is the most serious foreign policy test that the president has faced. of course, he did launch those cruise missiles into syria after the chemical weapons attack there. that was his first use of force, this is a much bigger situation i

>> bill: i'm bill bill hemmer n for chris wallace. another major staff shake-up the presidents he strategies leaving the white house. >> i like mr. bannon, he's a friend of mine. but he came on very late, you know that. >> bill: we will break down what's next for the trump administration with his former campaign manager david bossie. then, terror hitting an american ally yet again. at least 13 dead including one american in barcelona. >> terrorists around the world should note that united states and our allies will find you and bring it to justice. >> bill: we will discuss how the u.s. is fighting the war on terror with senator ben cardin, the top democrat on the foreign relations committee. plus, as steve bannon joins the list of ousted white house staffers, we will ask our sunday panel how the shake-up will affect the president's agenda and those who put him in the white house. all right now on "fox news sunday" ." and hello from fox news in washington. the president parted ways with his top strategist steve bannon after the week an

i am chris wallace infrared fire. new science tonight of just how serious the investigation into russian interference in last fall's election is becoming. "the wall street journal" reports special counsel robert mueller has impaneled a grand jury. chief white house correspondent john roberts starts us off. >> good evening. we have talked to people here at the white house that say they've not been informed that the special counsel robert miller has impaneled a grand jury. nor is it likely they would be in form but we are hearing from people about it. ty cobb, the newly appointed member of the white house consul team, dealing struggling with the russian investigation. he told us "grand jury matters are typically kept secret. the white house favors anything that accelerates the conclusion of his work," robert mueller. "the white house is fully committed to cooperating with mr. mueller." and "we have no reason to believe president trump is under investigation." i am being told by the presidents legal teams at all this is

you are doing a fine job from what we're seeing here, governor, and on "fox news sunday" with chris wallacehe president and his administration a+, give us an idea of behind the scenes coordination of state and local authority asks can you tell us what you coordinated with the federal government? >> coordination started with fema in anticipation of the hurricane coming ashore. we have been in daily contact with them. i personally visited with the president and cabinet members multiple times and after visiting with chris wallace this morning, i visited with the fema administrator again as we continue to both prepare for and deal with these challenges, not just now but as he made clear to me, he understands this is going to be a long time process cleaning up from this disaster. so the good news is texas and fema and the federal government are working hand in hand as we help the local government's response to the local challenges. arthel: governor, while you and i are speaking, showing live pictures in houston at the brown convention center, this is video coming into the newsroom. we're showing

a live preview of what's coming up on chris wallace.ant to miss it. we'll be right back. >> ♪ oh boy. looking for adventure this summer? holy smokes. oh man, that's pretty intense. look no further than chevrolet. i feel like i left my soul back there. wow. this has power! what a nice car. go for thrilling drives and deals today at the chevy summer drive. now through august 14th, get 20% below msrp on all chevy malibu lt models. that's over fifty-three hundred dollars on this chevy malibu. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >> ♪ >> chris wallace is the anchor of fox news sunday. he joins us now with a preview of today's program. good morning, chris. >> good morning to you ronica. >> you know, i thought about you last night as we changed our run down and plans for the show in light of the tragedy in charlottesville. tell us what you have in store to address the issue. >> well, absolutely. obviously you cover the news an

. >> you can make your own assessment of chris wallace's reaction to that right there. me now, cnbc political analyst david corn, and chris lu, former labor secretary, currently a senior fellow at the university of virginia's miller center, and a former aide to karl rove and former spokesman to president george h.w. bush, and a reporter and covers the presidency. david, let me talk about rex tillerson. he wouldn't categorically speak to the president's values or even that the president is speaking for all of us, americans, in one unified voice. >> it was a stunning moment. the secretary of state is one of the two top cabinet picks, that and defense secretary. here you have him saying that the president doesn't speak for america, he doesn't represent american values, no one in the world should look at him as the embodiment of american values or an advocate for american values. even republicans who didn't like barack obama said that when was he elected, it said something about america. and george bush and ronald reagan, republicans and democrats, bill clinton, have always

we have the latest from the white house, but we begin with "fox news sunday" anchor, chris wallace, so the interparty sniping goes on, the president isn't backing down from some of his attacks on senior senators in the republican party. >> yeah, and i got to say, look at, you can argue that he is right on the merits, you can favor his policies or those of the republican senate leadership, but on strategy, an awful lot of people here in washington, outside, inside, government, in media, are just scratching their heads because it doesn't seem to make a lot of sense, let me give you one example, the idea that he is going to put out there that he is willing to shutdown the government, the implication that he will refuse to sign a spending bill that will keep the government operating past as september 30th unless it includes money for the wall, there are a lot of democrats, almost all democrats say that they are not going to support that, some republicans are raising doubts about that, so is the president really saying that he would like the government shutdown over funding for the wall? yo

let's bring in "fox news sunday" anchor chris wallace.remember the beating that president bush took, bush 43, after hurricane katrina. this white house obviously is hoping to avoid that kind of situation. >> yeah, they are clearly very sensitive to this. they sent out one of their homeland security chiefs, tom bossert to brief the white house press earlier today. the president has been tweeting about hurricane harvey. he sent out a picture showing him meeting with top emergency personnel. they want to send out a message before the hurricane hits the coastline of texas that the president is on top of this. the key question is going to be what happens -- it's like any battle plan. it lasts until first engagement with the enemy. what happens after harvey hits the coast. as rick just mentioned, you're talking about 5 1/2 feet of rain. extraordinary amounts. >> meantime, the president has his own battles underway in washington with a little of members of his own party. a piece in "the washington post" suggests that he's ready to split from the

. >> chris: this is a fox news alert, i'm chris wallace in for bret baier.he most powerful hurricane to target the u.s. since 2005 is bearing down on the texas coast bread homeland security says more than 4.5 million people are in hurricane harvey's way. the storm is packing strong winds and huge amounts of rain. the governor of texas is already asking trump for eight disaster declaration. we have fox team coverage tonight. john roberts at the right house as the president deals with his first natural disaster. meteorologist rick wright move tells us where harvey is and where it's headed. but we begin with steve harrigan reporting from the front lines of the storm in corpus christi, texas. steve? >> we been hearing the governor set the stage for the past day. there is a real danger that the storm is being underestimated. it's so strong so quickly and each hour here in corpus christi we been feeling that same flow with the written and the rain and now we are already feeling hurricane force winds. >> it's the first hurricane to make u.s. landfall in 12 years as

i'm chris wallace here in washington. news sunday, the story with guest host dana perino is up next. have a good weekend. ♪ >> breaking tonight, team trump has unleashed spy hunters on leakers reportedly creating special units inside the f.b.i. tasked with finding moles. in for martha maccallum. a scene that has followed the president from his candidacy into his presidency has been his on going battle with what he deems a dishonest press. >> if you listen to the fake news they say, like, he didn't pass any legislation. everything's taking its toll. >> fake news. >> fake news. cnn, fake. >> we don't want fake news.

let's bring in chris wallace anchor of "fox news" sunday. o you think of that tweet, chris. >> well, the president is certainly not backing down at least he talks about the possibility of diplomacy when he says hopefully he will choose another path but he continues the saber rattling, firing fury, locked and loaded , the problem, that we're here in washington is when a president says and these are rhetoric red lines fire and fury if there were anymore threats, kim jong un regime in north korea continue the threats about sending missiles in the direction of guam. they do a test sending missiles at what point does the president feel obligated to act and there are no, in terms of the military options there are no good won here. >> none. >> exactly. >> because the capitol of sewell, 25 million people is about 30 miles from the north korean border and they have thousands of artillery shells and short range missiles there threat isn't to the united states but to south korea if he were do that we will be in military situation, with both countries ha

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host chris wallace noted that the united nations condemned the president for not strongly couldn'condemningism. tillerson said the state department expresses america's values and that message has never changed but when wallace asked him about the president's value tillerson said "the president speaks for himself." >> it was an emotional at the mtv val's. the mother of heather heyer took to the stage. she was there to announce the launch of the heather heyer foundation. the nonprofit established a scholarship program to provide final aid for those interested in social change. >> finally a lot of people who paid $100 to watch floyd mayweather fight connor mcgregor want their m fans took to social media to complain for outages for what was billed as the flight of the century. pay per view services were overwhelmed causing malfunctions. some people were told by ufc tv there would be no refund. >> all that money is in their pockets and they've gone to the bank. >> they both won. >> they both won, yeah. >> coming up on fox5 news morning we continue of course to follow the latest news coming from

chris wallace has an exclusive interview with deputy attorney general rob rosenstein. coverage of the grand jury leak. ask at trump support or what they've accomplished in the first six months and they will ascot trump supporter what they've accomplished in the first six months and they will a democrat. it soared above 202000 this week i was more than 200,000 jobs added in july. it dropped to a 16 year low. peter, great to see. professor two questions for you. how much does this head to do with president trump and since he's taking credit on twitter for how good it really is the economy? >> it is in decent shape. we are creating a lot more jobs there's a lot more confidence in the economy especially among business and the stock market up 22 percent. what new president would not want that. and a great number of jobs created as we came out of the depths of the great recession. he was coming out of the great recession. that is a remarkable accompaniment for any new president. how much is it that they had been moving along pretty well. it's fair to say that any president g

a busy day >> just a little concept, >> we got to go >> we appreciate you fox news sunday with chris wallace next, thanks for joining us. >> chris: i'm chris wallace. hurricane harvey turns deadly as it continues to dump feet of rain on texas. while overseas north korea launches more missiles, how will the u.s. respond? ♪ ♪ >> that's what we had. >> as harvey continues to flood parts of texas we will have live reports on the devastation and how people there are handling it. and we will discuss how texas will deal with the damage to people and property with that state's governor, greg abbott. then, as the president commits more troops to afghanistan north korea fires off more

and what we're tillerson in the context right of chris wallace asked the secretary of state told us andwhether people around the world might be concerned for after what happened in charlottesville until august and said i don't think i'm paraphrasing but very close to this i don't think there's any doubt that people around the world know what america's values are and that all americans share those values and chris wallace follow up and said all americans even the president and for tillerson he could have said of course the president is right of course i speak for the present and said he said no donald trump speaks for himself. but i don't remember ever seeing a cabinet member break with a president that way they'll always great talking to you i hope to see in washington soon we'll see at the palm bay we just got started are a lot ari i think you know the other day for us great guy we thank him for joining us on this edition of politicking remember you can join the conversation on my facebook page or tweet me at kings things and don't forget use the politicking hash tag and that's all for

chris wallace will be joined by texas governor greg abbott. rex tillerson will speak about the new military plan in afghanistan. let's go back to meteorologist adam klotz. we were waiting for the latest full update from the national hurricane center. we got it. now you can fill us in. >> what we are seeing is the winding down of the winds. this is our satellite-radar right now. the thing that hasn't changed is the most of severe weather continues to be on the eastern half of this rotation. the bands of severe weather running through the eastern area. areas getting 6 inches of rain in some of those locations. this continues as well. this is a tornado watch. the conditions are there. the way the rotation goes around this system. also the gulf of mexico fueling it, feeding it. and we have seen a couple of tornado watches and warnings throughout the evening hours. none right now, but this is that line of severe weather running through portions of the houston metro area. this is where rain is falling heavily. there it is stretching across everythin

we go to fox news sunday where chris wallace is speaking with the texas governor. stay with us. this looks like a replication of that. we are working to save lives and keep as many people safe as possible. in the houston area, chris at the very same time, we are conducting search and rescue missions where the hurricane hit nerd engineer corpus christi and rockport areas. we are doing multiple duties and multiple parts of the state. >> i want to ask about that governor because we just had a report that may have been the community that was hardest hit. i know the damage has been so extensive that a lot of first responders haven't even been able to go in and see what has happened to people who sheltered in place. the casual i casualty count seems remarkably low so far. i hate to ask this, but do you think the casualty count to rise dramatically as first responders get into these areas. >> we will see. we have first responders there. we have texas task force one and two. these are search and rescue missions as well as texas national guard who were there, who were going door-to-door

>> bill: this weekend, check it out, i will anchor "fox news sunday" for chris wallace. we will see you sunday for all of that. shanna, have an awesome weekend. >> shannon: will be tuned in on sunday. "happening now" happens right now. >> jon: terror strike spain as two attacks in the last 44 hours have left at least 14 people dead and we just learned one of them is an american citizen. more than 100 other people injured, good morning to you this friday. i am jon scott. >> heather: i am heather childers. they are resting a fourth suspect is the manhunt intensifies to the driver of a van who mowed down as many innocent people as he could on a busy barcelona promenade. 14 people killed, as jon just mentioned, and seven teen others injured. isis claim responsibility for attack and the spanish now believe that the attacks are plan some time ago. president trump -- >> >> isis has taken credit for this barbaric attack, but anyone response will should know that the united states of america, together with our allies will find and punish those responsible and drive the evil of ra

i'm chris wallace in for bret baier. the trump administration is back on offense tonight. journey general jeff sessions announced a crackdown on what he called an explosion of leaks of classified information. the latest jobs report full of strong numbers. has the president taking credit. promising more to come. chief white house correspondent john robert starts us of

go to fiosgigabit.com >> bill: i'm bill bill hemn for chris wallace.ther major staff shake-up the presidents he strategies leaving the white house. >> i like mr. bannon, he's a friend of mine. but he came on very late, you know that. >> bill: we will break down what's next for the trump administration with his former campaign manager david bossie. then, terror hitting an american ally yet again. at least 13 dead including one american in barcelona. >> terrorists around the world should note that united states and our allies will find you and bring it to justice. >> bill: we will discuss how the u.s. is fighting the war on terror with senator ben cardin, the top democrat on the foreign relations committee.

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. >> arthel: will have more and hurricane harvey on fox news sunday tomorrow when chris wallace will texas governor, gregg abbott. secretary of state, rex tillerson will be there to speak about the new u.s. military plan. check your local listings for the times. >> eric: in texas, the rain has stopped in some places. that will pick up again as the enormous threat of flooding over the next few days. a massive, life-threatening catastrophic flooding from the rain that is just going to sit there. meanwhile, search and rescue operations are underway. harvey continues to dump rain on parts of the region. the latest on the progress and what officials are doing and the potential death toll as we continue here. stay with us for continuing coverage of harvey businesses count on communication, and communication counts on centurylink. (con artists...) they'll try anything to get your medicare card number. so they can steal your identity, commit medicare fraud. what can you do? guard your card? guard your card? just like your credit card. nobody gets my number, unless i know they should have it.

expedition and just like mueller, rosenstein has glaring conflicts of intchlt he had this with the chris wallace on fox news sunday. look at this. >> the special counsel is subject of the rule and regulations of the department of justice and we don't enchange in phishing expedition. this does not reveal who is the subject. but bob mueller and understands and i understand the scope of the investigation and no, it is not a phishing expedition. >> you say any matters that arose or arise in the course of his investigation of the issues that he is looking at. if he finds evidence of a crime, can he look at that? >> if it is in the scope of what director mueller and i agreed he can. if it is outside of the scope he will have to come to me. >> you can't be serious in you are not letting the special counsel turn into a phishing expedition? sir, it already has. this was supposed to be about president trump's campaign colluding with the russian and no smoking gun proving it happened. but instead of ending it there, there are reports that mueller is looking into the finances of the trump and trump organiza

we go to fox news sunday where chris wallace is speaking with the texas governor. stay with us. this looks like a replication of that. we are working to save lives and keep as many people safe as possible. in the houston area, chris at the very same time, we are conducting search and rescue missions where the hurricane hit nerd engineer corpus christi and rockport areas. we are doing multiple duties and multiple parts of the state. >> i want to ask about that governor because we just had a report that may have been the community that was hardest hit. i know the damage has been so extensive that a lot of first responders haven't even been able to go in and see what has happened to people who sheltered in place. the casual i casualty count seems remarkably low so far. i hate to ask this, but do you think the casualty count to rise dramatically as first responders get into these areas. >> we will see. we have first responders there. we have texas task force one and two. these are search and rescue missions as well as texas national guard who were there, who were going door-to-door

go to fiosgigabit.com >> chris: i'm chris wallace.the trump white house deals with a barrage of leaks. now the attorney general vows to crack down. >> we will not allow rogue anonymous sources with security clearances to sell out our country and lakers will be held accountable. >> chris: will discuss if investigators can plug the leaks, and the latest developments in the russia probe with deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. then, as special counsel robert mueller takes evidence about russian interference in the election to a grand jury, the president keep saying there's nothing there. >> the

chris. have a nice weekend, wallace! bye-bye. >> hello. i'm kat and eric and eboni kay williams, this is "the fox news specialists." the concern over leaks is growing. attorney general jeff sessions did not mince words when he took the podium earlier today to address the growing problem and to issue a stern warning the anyone that might be involved in putting our nation at risk. take a listen. >> no one is entitled to advance battles in the media by revealing sensitive government information. no government can be effective when its leaders can not discuss sensitive matters in confidence or talk freely in confidence with foreign leaders. this nation must end this culture of leaks. we will investigate and seek to bring criminals to justice, we will not allow rogue anonymous sources with security clearances to sell out our country. these cases to investigate and prosecute are never easy. cases will be made and leakers will be held accountable. >> sessions' press conference was announced earlier this week but it does comes on the heels of one

this exchange between chris wallace and rex tillerson is just remarkable, it is striking. get your initial reaction. >> what i sense is a kind of change in temperature with all republicans, there is no longer fear of distancing oneself from the president, with speaker ryan making explicit comments to distance himself from the president and within his own cabinet, i think it speaks to the isolation of donald trump right now. it's very hard for me to come up and give you an example of a way in which donald trump has expanded his reach or popularit popularity, it seems to be contracting by the day and the fact that this was a public statement here on fox news by the secretary of state speaks to a larger trend that the president is losing, not gaining friends. >> molly: is the president becoming more isolated? >> i think rex tillerson gave the only answer he could have given in that situation, if the president wants him to stay on board it's in his interest to let it go and move on. there are plenty of other candidates to become secretary of state. the president needs to focus

chris wallace will be joined by texas governor greg abbott. rex tillerson will speak about the new military plan in afghanistan. let's go back to meteorologist adam klotz. we were waiting for the latest full update from the national hurricane center. we got it. now you can fill us in. >> what we are seeing is the winding down of the winds. this is our satellite-radar right now. the thing that hasn't changed is the most of severe weather continues to be on the eastern half of this rotation. the bands of severe weather running through the eastern area. areas getting 6 inches of rain in some of those locations. this continues as well. this is a tornado watch. the conditions are there. the way the rotation goes around this system. also the gulf of mexico fueling it, feeding it. and we have seen a couple of tornado watches and warnings throughout the evening hours. none right now, but this is that line of severe weather running through portions of the houston metro area. this is where rain is falling heavily. there it is stretching across everythin

. >> jon: chris wallace is the anchor of "fox news sunday." president trump used his expression about fiery events, the defense secretary -- the secretary of state kind of cool things down a good bit. the defense secretary talks about the annihilation of the regime in north korea and the wiping out of its people. it's kind of a wave of rhetoric coming from the administration. >> you don't know to what degree it is planned or an indication that they don't all have their act together. taking the most optimistic view, you could say it is good cop/bad cop, you have president trump playing the bad cop or the tough cop and using the phrase fire and fury which got everybody's attention, i don't know that we've ever heard mack a president use words quite that apocalyptic. in much more diplomatic terms, the cheap emissary of diplomacy and the administration and actually saying americans are sure to sleep fine tonight. it is a concerning situation, far beyond the rhetoric. the question is, what is kim jong-un going to do if he does send missiles in the

joining us now is chris wallace. of the vice president heading to texas, the president said to return. how important is it that we see the president and the first lady on the ground in these disaster areas? >> i think it's very important. there are two ways in which political leaders are judged. one is obviously in terms of policies and things like tax reform, health care reform and the other is the basic competence of government, of being able to do your job. we saw how disastrous it was for george w. bush when people felt he had in taking care of those basic functions of government in terms of the response to katrina. that's a lesson that everybody in washington has learned and learned well and that is why you've seen from the top of government, from the president down through all the cabinet officials, everybody trying to make sure they do everything they can. obviously this is a historic storm in terms of its depth and duration, trying to do everything they possibly can to show the government is responding to wha