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much more on the book ahead with chris wallace. first, the president's agenda at camp david retreat with republican leaders. garrett tenney is live in washington with more. garrett? >> there's a lot that gop leaders are hoping to get to, including what their legislative priorities will be the coming year. first up on the discussions today we're told are the landscape in the house and the senate for the 2018 mid-term elections. republicans are expected to face tough battles in the house. leaders have suggested the mid-terms will play a role in what their plans are the next several months. tomorrow the discussions will shift to a number of policy issues the gop is hoping to tackle this year. infrastructure, national security tax policy, next year's budget and daca. with daca, they're expected to discussion the ongoing negotiations with democrats to pass a budget before the government runs out of money two weeks from today. those negotiations have stalled this week. kevin mccarthy said he's still hopeful that they can reach a deal. >>

chris: i'm chris wallace, a false alarm of missile attack on hawaii sets widespread panic and immigrationshocking language to question why the u.s. should accept people from africa and haiti. >> this should be a bill of love, truly a bill of love. >> used bile and vulgar comments calling the nations they come from -- chris: will the backlash sink an immigration compromise? we will ask new secretary of homeland security kristin.

. >> "fox 5 news" on the hill chris wallace is next. ox news sunday" we thank you for joining >> chris: i'm chris wallace. an explosive new book raises questions about donald trump's fitness to be president. ♪ ♪ >> i will quote steve bannon. he's lost. >> they interviewed me for three hours in the white house, that didn't exist. it's in his imagination. >> chris: we will talk live with cia director mike pompeo, who give the president daily intelligence briefings. what does he see? and we will discuss global hot spots in the deadly protests in iran and whether we are closer to war with north korea. then, fire and fury hits washington with bombshell allegations. steve bannon's attacks on the trump family leave

chris wallace has looked at all this and we'll talk to chris coming up in a matter of minutes coming up here at the top of the hour. d keep it off. contrave is believed to work on two areas of the brain: your hunger center... i'm so hungry. (avo) and your reward system... ice cream. french fries. (avo) to help control cravings. one ingredient in contrave may increase suicidal thoughts or actions in some children, teens, and young adults in the first few months. serious side effects are mood changes like depression and mania, seizures, increased blood pressure or heart rate, liver damage, glaucoma, allergic reactions, and hypoglycemia. not for patients with uncontrolled blood pressure, seizure history, anorexia, bulimia, drug or alcohol withdrawal, on bupropion, opioids, maois, allergy to the ingredients, or pregnant. may cause nausea, constipation, headache, and vomiting. reduce hunger, help control cravings with contrave. now you an talk to a doctor online and get free shipping at getcontravenow.com. >> sandra: a fox news alert on two investigations, one already underway and another

"special report" is next, chris wallace chris wallace in for bret. >> thank you, jesse.right was the best show to watch when you are home from school. see you, guys. this is a fox news alert. i'm chris wallace infer bret baier. there are new details breaking at this hour about the extent of the trump administration's cooperation with special counsel robert mueller. one of the president's lawyers tells fox news the level of cooperation is unprecedented. this comes as it appears the special counsel may be shifting from the investigation of russian collusion the focusing more possible obstruction of justice. meanwhile, there are concerns about a so-called secret society of top cops committ

chris wallace, thank you. we watch you on sundays and we want to get everybody to look for their local listings, fox news sunday, anchor of the show chris wallace. thank you. >> thank you. >> harris: we are keeping an eye on developments out of southern california, look at this. they've been dealing with deadly mudslides. officials in santa barbara county say 17 people are confirmed dead, it are missing. a controversial surveillance program reauthorized in the house this morning after a bit of drama goes to the senate. remember yesterday we spoke with senator rand paul who said if no changes were made in this past without changes the way he wanted it, he will filibuster it. what does this all mean for national security under privacy? stay close. >> i think we can talk about the bill of rights, an integral part of our constitution. it is worth filibustering, it's worth trying to say we will have to obey the bill of rights. americans need these protection protections. i take pictures of sunrises, but with my bac

"special report" is next, chris wallace chris wallace in for bret. >> thank you, jesse. the price is right was the best show to watch when you are home from school. see you, guys. this is a fox news alert. i'm chris wallace infer bret baier. there are new details breaking at this hour about the extent of the trump administration's cooperation with special counsel robert mueller. one of the president's lawyers tells fox news the level of cooperation is unprecedented. this comes as it appears the special counsel may be shifting from the investigation of russian collusion the focusing more possible obstruction of justice. meanwhile, there are concerns about a so-called secret society of top cops committed to bringing down the president. also, what you think of the president's job performance just hours before he sets out for a major economic summit in switzerland. we have fox team coverage. john roberts in davos, switzerland, where leaders are awaiting the president's pitch. we start with chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge and the latest. >> fox news has ob

chris wallace, thank you for being here. >> it was cold last night, wasn't it? >> dana: indeed. it was right about that. a train carrying republican lawmakers to a retreat crashing into a truck in virginia killing one person. we will bring you more details as we get them. president trump urging congress to pass an infrastructure plan while also calling for big changes of the way the government approves construction projects. can the plans get bipartisan support? the center of the how canneighborhood?r house first, mix liquid gold velveeta with the one-two kick of ro*tel's diced tomatoes and spicy green chilies. then, find space for extra parking. lots and lots of parking. alright, i brought in high protein to help get us moving. ...and help you feel more strength and energy in just two weeks! i'll take that. -yeeeeeah! ensure high protein. with 16 grams of protein and 4 grams of sugar. ensure. always be you. >> dana: president trump calling on congress to pass a sweeping infrastructure bill and saying he wants to cut red cape to help get those projects up and running. >> america

"special report" is up next, chris wallace in for bret. >> have a great weekend. president trump trump tells world leaders america is open for business, while ge nieing he tried to fire the russia special counsel. why is alabama considering an end to marriage licenses. whatever happened to reforms at veterans hospitals? this is "special report." moat. ♪ ♪ >> good evening, welcome to washington, i'm chris wallace in for bret baier. president trump is on his way home after a two-day sales trip to europe. he told the world economic for numb switzer land the u.s. is open for business and as america grows so does everyone else. mr. trump is coming home to new questions about whether he tried to fire the special counsel who's investigating alleged collusion with the russians as well as possible obstruction of justice. chief white house correspondents john roberts is in davos, switzerland with the good, the bad, and the ugly for the president. hello, john. >> chris, good evening. the question of whether the president actually tried to take of the the special counsel is a

chris wallace host of "fox news sunday."rino co-host of the five. >> bret: mollie hemingway editor at the. juan williams co-host of the five and brit hume. you have been through a lot of these. we see them. we see the pomp and circumstance. >> this seems like a big moment for this president in this moment in time in washington. >> he is in a different situation than he was a year ago when he arrived with all guns blazing and you will remember that inaugural address it was so kind of bellicose. he has softened his tone for his first effectively his first state of the union address which was the first address to congress about a year ago. now he is in a different situation than he was at the end of last year. he can't get bills through congress with 50 or 51 votes. he needs 60. which means he needs democrats in a way that he really didn't as much in his first year. and i think tonight will be a lot about trying to soften his image in their eyes and make them think well, this is a guy we may not agree with him, may not even lik

chris wallace, great to see you. have more on fox news sunday with homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen and javier bacera, part of the lawsuit that led a federal judge to trerl block the president's plan to end the dreamers program. that is this sunday on your local fox station. check your tv listing for time in your area. good of you to join us, chris. president trump won't be heading to london next month because of a bad deal. some folks across the pond say they think there's another reason. we'll thoed london for a live report on that coming up next. h report on that coming up next. the great emperor penguin migration. trekking a hundred miles inland to their breeding grounds. except for these two fellows. this time next year, we're gonna be sitting on an egg. i think we're getting close! make a u-turn... u-turn? recalculating... man, we are never gonna breed. just give it a second. you will arrive in 92 days. nah, nuh-uh. nope, nope, nope. you know who i'm gonna follow? my instincts. as long as gps can sti

. >> harris: let's bring in the anchor of fox news sunday chris wallace. i caught a bit of news there talking about a reminder that steve bannon was not on the ballot. does that create enough separation for this white house with this book? >> i am very fond of hogan, i have known him for years but he was spinning like crazy today. let's review. of course steve bannon was not on the ballot but he was the chairman of the campaign in the crucial months of the general election. he talks about him as some aid in the white house. he was the chief strategist. president trump announced that reince priebus would be the chief of staff and steve bannon would be the chief strategist and they would together in effect run the white house staff very early in the transition. he was a major player. i can understand why the president and the people around him don't like what steve bannon is saying now but you can't walk away from the fact that he was a key player in the final, crucial months of the campaign and a very key strategic player in the early months, basically the

the anchor of fox news sunday chris wallace is here. a lot to unpack just then, the headline and all of this is missing text messages, some of them -- we still don't have a number of how many were missing and what's been found but something's been found. >> that's obviously good news, we want to know exactly what peter strzok and lisa page were saying to each other and if there was any indication they were putting a thumb on the scale, it's clear they were both very pro-clinton, anti-trump, they played key roles in both investigations and we want to know if it was just talk or whether they did anything to affect either investigation. >> harris: as we look at this in the overarching, i know last hour there's some contention over the fact that does this impact anything about the robert mueller investigation, does it? >> looks, the white house -- it was very interesting listening to your interview with roz . he talked about the corruption and bias in the fbi, he said the mueller investigation saw no evidence of collusion. he doesn't know t

chris wallace pressed a key democrat on what he would be willing to expect. >> i voted against a 30 day cr. on friday assistant to the secretary mattis put out a statement saying we shouldn't have another 30 day cr. that is why there were republicans and democrats who voted on friday can a 30 day period it depends what is on the table, what we'll move forward on. >> republicans were quick to labor the schumer shutdown tying it to the leader. gop leaders know that there is nothing controversial in the bill democrats rejected, the democrats responding to their base demanding a deal for the young people brought illegally by their parents now. >> you can't blame donald trump for that shutting down the government with no endgame in sight. i frankly don't think they thought were going to pass a bill about a pastor bill keeping the troops funded, present in the medical device text and taking in a few days which will raise everyone's health care costs. they would not pass the bill. nothing to do with president trump. >> led to the senate floor where the majority leader is talking. >> who comes

all right, chris wallace, thank you very much. >> you bet. >> dana: fox news alert. president trump's former chief strategist, steve bannon, now agreeing to speak with robert mueller's team in the russia investigation. this comes as corey lewandowski testifies behind closed doors at the house intelligence committee. the press briefing wrapping up just moments ago. how did the white house respond to this? >> reporter: dana, secretary -- white house press secretary sarah sanders said the white house was on the phone with bannon's legal team yesterday and she said this was not about process, but rather executive privilege. >> it's the same process that is typically followed. sometimes they have a white house attorney present in the room. this time it was something that was relayed via phone. it's something that will likely happen again on any other number of occasions, not just within this administration, but future administrations. >> reporter: democrat on the house intelligence committee adam schiff is calling out steve bannon who spent all day on capitol hill after b

"special report" is up next, chris wallace in for bret. >> have a great weekend.world leaders america is open for business, while ge nieing he tried to fire the russia special counsel. why is alabama considering an end to marriage licenses. whatever happened to reforms at veterans hospitals? this is "special report." moat. ♪ ♪ >> good evening, welcome to washington, i'm chris wallace in for bret baier. president trump is on his way home after a two-day sales trip to europe. he told the world economic for numb switzer land the u.s. is open for business and as america grows so does everyone else.

let's turn to chris wallace live on the hill. is there a compromise here? is there a possible compromise? >> possible. possible compromise. i think everybody in washington was listening very closely to what chuck schumer said. one, he said progress was made in his talks with president trump and two, that discussions continue. to me, what that says is that this is going to go on till late this evening and not now, not 8:00, 9:00, probably 11:00 p.m. they're going to decide is there enough progress that they should avoid a shutdown, have a continuing resolution not for four weeks, but for maybe four days. you know, continue these conversations. say if they can arrive at a deal. if they think there's a potential way out of this, then they will keep the government open. if they don't, then they'll shut down the government. daca, in o dreamers, get something together on that and get something separate on the child health insurance program, something that they could have done separately from this and get a budget deal with those two matters on the side. some real

for now let's bring in the anchor of fox news sunday, chris wallace. there was a lot to chew on with that interview. i kind of notice the back and forth wall. certainly if republicans need democrats they may get a few on the house side, your thoughts? >> that was news because up till this point, i'm not aware of any democrats in the house who suggested they would vote for the cr, nancy pelosi has been pushing for all members of her party to vote against it. it's going to have to be passed overwhelmingly with republican votes but they could conceivably come up short. some members of the so-called freedom caucus have indicated they are not satisfied with this, particularly the fact that it doesn't get full funding, the kind of spending increase they want to the pentagon and that they might vote against it. they could need some votes like this from democrats to get this over the top. >> harris: democrats said they are not going to shutdown the government over this on the house aside, that's fascinating. representative massey of kentucky was tweeting that

chris wallace standing by in d.c.st john roberts from the north lawn of the white house and what he is picking up so far today. >> the president did a run-through yesterday in the map room of the full state of the union speech getting ready for the big moment tonight. he starts by listing thinks accomplishments in his first year. tax and regulatory reform first and foremost among them. the president believing he is laying the ground work for a playing field on which american businesses can thrive. of course, there likely may not be much mention of the big legislative failure last year, the failure to repeal and replace obamacare but the president holding that in reserve for 2018 or beyond. the first year of his presidency was really all about getting some of the tougher legislation through. legislation that could be considered to be partisan. now the second year agenda will look toward bigger picture items that he can attract a fair amount of bipartisanship, the president is hoping. and on his laundry list are further

meanwhile those lost text messages have now been found, chris wallace. the doj was able to get ahold of these text messages exchanged by these two top f.b.i. officials. and trey gowdy is your guest this weekend and he is saying they reveal the fix was in. what do you think? >> well, i think that's going a little far. i think it's more disturbing with what they're saying about the clinton investigation that you have lisa page and peter strzok, these two f.b.i. officials saying let's go easy on hillary clinton when we go into that july 1 interview with her because she may be the next president and this wouldn't be good for our careers. that's very disturbing to hear they were talking about pulling their punches and peter strzok was in the interview, lisa page wasn't. as to whether you can go far enough to say the fix was in on the clinton investigation. that seems to me going a little too far at this point. let's find out what actually happened. as far as the trump investigation, remember as soon as robert mueller the special counsel found out that peter s

>> something about chris wallace. >> sandra: another big hour coming up. >> bill: good morning, happyll hemmer. president about to -- we expect him to re-certify the iran deal. it hasn't happened yet after meeting yesterday with rex tillerson and defense secretary james mattis as iran cracks down on protests with reports the regime has arrested thousands, 4,000, in fact. treasury secretary steve mnuchin saying new sanctions could be on the way. >> are you expecting any new sanctions on iran to come through treasury? >> i am expecting new sanctions on iran. we continue to look at them. we've rolled them out and i think it's -- you can expect there will be more sanctions coming. >> sandra: rich edson is live at the state department. all this keeps the united states in the iran nuclear deal. good morning, rich. >> that's a decision today. is the united states in or out of the iran nuclear agreement? we're expecting the administration to continue lifting sanctions against iran relating to the nuclear agreement but extend other sanctions outside the framework. a strategy the result of conv

fox news sunday anchor chris wallace is standing by.will join us next. >> it really is regrettable the democrats are willing to shut down the government, which means not just saying no to president trump but saying no to our military, saying no to a longer term extension on the children's health program, saying no to federal workers getting their paychecks. >> sandra: fox news alert the white house is set to begin an on-camera briefing at any moment now on this possible government shutdown that looms. we'll hear from white house legislative director marc short who we just heard from at the top of the hour but also budget director mick mulvaney will step up to the microphone. meantime the senate gets to work just 30 minutes from now and they are staring at a government shutdown deadline midnight tonight. joining me now to talk about all of this is fox news sunday anchor chris wallace joining us now. good morning to you. we spoke with speaker ryan, marc short, the legislative director. all things seem to be pointing to a government shutdo

. >> chris wallace gave a great speech where he talked about the dangers of getting the press broken by trump. when trump says and does outrageous things and things that are inappropriate or wrong, that the press uses this as license to misbehave themselves. and if you look at the glee, the child-like glee with which many outlets, not just cable news networks. print and digital and broadcast are talking about it. it was reflective, hey, guys, act like you have been here before. there are two serious neerts talk about. one is on the substance of policy whether which kinds of immigrants from which kinds of countries should the united states give preference to in terms of admitting immigrants. we a have to take in nearly 1 million legal immigrants a year. jesse: can you say that's what the president was getting at? he was talking about bringing in people from other country, and the rationale used to decide who gets to come in. he was inartful at saying that. but because you don't want to overemphasize bringing in people from impoverished nations and riddled by corruption, it doesn't mak

joining us now talk about this and more chris wallace anchor of fox news sunday.fire witness temperatures here in d.c. this morning just to stay war it's sold out everywhere starting midnight. >> yeah. what's interesting is that it was supposed to come out next tuesday, and then the president's personal lawyer threatened a lawsuit against the publisher and so the publisher decide brrr'd they go to court if they were really going to to go to court they would put the book out, even got to tell you the president and his lawyers deserve a fee for public relations because by making that threat, all they've done i heard somebody say the publishers are going to say this is the book the president doesn't want if you read. he couldn't have given them more publicity. >> absolutely. we talked earlier kramer books here in d.c. started selling at midnight. sold out. amazon oy just check saying one to two month wait right now. obviously that might change. but the demand is there. now the question, chris, is, the validity of the information in that book. and a lot of people are

including secretary nielsen this morning with chris wallace. while some have questioned the honesty and integrity of senator dick durbin who went before the cameras basically quoting what the president said and he did confirm that to those there. senator schumer saying anybody trying to impugn senator durbin is completely off base. arthel: for more, let's bring in the congressional report are for "politico." how does the federal government announce last night that effectively immediately, current daca enrollees could renew their quasi legal status and work permits. how does this change when a fellow political reporter describes as what would be a war in congress this week. >> when the decision was first announced you had lawmakers on both side saying this is good, but this is temporary and what he need to work toward a long-term solution and we are dedicated to do that in the next week. so i don't see the calculation on capitol hill changing that much. they realize this is temporary. the administration said they will challenge the legality of t

. >> jillian: coming up after a show at 2:00 p.m., chris wallace has an exclusive interview with formerrump campaign manager. you don't want to miss that. >> leland: once a position in the government, lawmakers on both sides issuing directives for special counsel robert mueller. caroline has what we know so far and what lawmakers say should be in the council's crosshairs. >> democrats and republicans crank their hype over what the justice department should focus on in the russian investigation. potential collusion in the trump campaign or how they handled information about the clinton campaign. lindsey graham asked, why not both. >> if you believe robert mueller should be looking at the trump campaign, coming in. if you ignore the staff you're blind. assuming. >> he means how information is coming from christopher seal. he's behind the bombshell dossier put together be before the election. his research was partially funded by the clinton campaign. the fbi consider putting him on the payroll for more information. grandma and others are complaining about how some officials favored hillary

chris: i'm chris wallace, president trump to announce 2018 agenda in the state of the union address whileinvestigation closes in. ♪ >> you want to fire robert mueller? fake news, folks. chris: the president bushes back from davos where he makes his case for america first. >> america is open for business and we are competitive once again. but america first does not mean america alone. chris: we will get a preview of the president's plan from year two from white house director legislative affairs mark

while we wait for the ceremony to begin and should in a matter of moments, let's turn to chris wallace. what a legacy of service bob dole and liddy dole both. >> absolutely. bob dole an example, an exemplar of the greatest generation. fought in world war ii. very badly hurt when it is troops were trying to retake italy. spent more than a year in rehabilitation, in hospitals. went back to his hometown of russell, kansas. the people there decided to over time support him, giving nickels, dimes, quarters to send him on his way, his campaign. as you said in the early 60s, went to the house. later the senate. 35 years in all. this comes as you suggest, shep, at a particularly interesting time. we're two days away for the potential of a government shut down when the two sides can't get together and for the fourth time, if they're unable to pass a c.r. this year, would actually see the government shut down at midnight on friday night. that's the kind of thing that bob dole spent a career, 35 years on capitol hill trying to avoid. he was a legislator when that was not a dirty word. when the id

director mike pompeo talking to chris wallace. >> those statements are absurd, chris, just pure fantasy. the president is engaged, he understands the complexity and asks really difficult questions of our team at c.i.a. so we can provide him the information he needs. statements like the one mr. wolff made about how we all think about the president, they're just ridiculous on their face. >> the president has so far refrained from any comment on the "fire and fury" book so far today. he is going to nashville this afternoon to become the first sitting president in 25 years to talk with the farm bureau federation convention giving a speech on agricultural and trade policy and then he heads down to atlanta, georgia, to watch the face-off between the georgia bulldogs and the crimson tide. >> the day is still young. plenty of time to go. >> we'll be watching twitter. john roberts. >> how lawmakers are back from the holiday break for work cut out for them as they look to the november mid-terms that could impact their agenda. here is karl rove. >> how much trouble are republicans in as they head

trey gowdy lays out the case for making the public on sunday with chris wallace. >> if you think your viewers want to know whether or not it was used in court proceedings and whether or not it's ever been vetted. if you are interested in who paid for the dossier, if you're interested in christopher steele's relationship with hillary clinton and the democrat national committee, then yes, you will want the memo to come out. >> bill: byron york has been reporting on this for weeks. good to have you back. 5:00 today what's in it? >> it could happen. actually, representative gowdy gave a little bit of a roadmap there to what we think is in it. it is classified and to my knowledge no one outside this group has read it. but the most explosive allegation appears to be the allegation that the obama justice department used the dossier, the unverified dossier which was really an op-ed research document used it to present to a court to win permission to spy on an american. that's what the most explosive allegation is said to be. >> bill: i'm surprised after the last four or five days how many peo

chris: i'm chris wallace, president trump to announce 2018 agenda in the state of the union address while russia investigation closes in. ♪ >> you want to fire robert mueller? fake news, folks. chris: the president bushes back from davos where he makes his case for america first. >> america is open for business and we are competitive once again. but america first does not mean america alone. chris: we will get a preview of the president's plan from year two from white house director legislative affairs mark

chris: i'm chris wallace, president trump to announce 2018 agenda in the state of the union address whilea investigation closes in. ♪ >> you want to fire robert mueller? fake news, folks. chris: the president bushes back from davos where he makes his case for america first. >> america is open for business and we are competitive once again. but america first does not mean america alone. chris: we will get a preview of the president's plan from year two from white house director legislative affairs mark

let's go to chris wallace live in washington. hi, chris. >> hi, shep. >> shepard: nuances, depends on the source, depends on the reporter, i guess. >> yeah. i'm not sure it matters. we're kind of slicing the salami fairly thin here. either the president ordered mcgann to fire the special counsel and he threatened to quit or he talked about it and mcgann said it was a terribly bad idea. clearly the conversation was brought up and mcgann helped talk the president out of it. the real significance here isn't that fine distinction. it's that you have to figure the special counsel who apparently was hearing the stories, one version or the other from current and former white house officials that this event happened in june of 2017 just after mueller was set up as the special counsel is going to look at this as part of a potential pattern of obstruction of justice. remember, you've got a month before comey was fired by the president and before that, the president asked for a loyalty oath from comey. some where in the middle of that, he su

. >> chris wallace said this shutdown could last a while. >> he took the over. >> we'll see what happens at noon. i'll see you on "outnumbered". "happening now" starts right now. >> jon: fox news alert as we await a key vote in the shutdown showdown. i'm jon scott. >> melissa: it is monday. you had to remind us. >> jon: could be a long week, too. >> melissa: i'm melissa francis. lawmakers could soon hold the first vote on a funding bill to open up the government and keep it running until february. democrats and republicans negotiated over the weekend. failed to come up with an agreement. with the sticking point centering on the deal to protect the dreamers and all this comes on the first full workday of the shutdown. >> you are seeing furloughed workers across america today and troops not getting their pay, border patrol not getting their pay, law enforcement, national parks. on and on and on. it is pointless and needless. senate democrats did this. senate democrats can stop it at noon today. >> melissa: peter doocy is live on capitol hill. i imagine there is a bit of tension there. >> a

i will speak to chris wallace and a former speechwriter from president george w.hat goes into preparing for these big moments. a lot of news today. we hope to see you at the top of the hour. live from washington. >> dana: the first pictures of an armed russian jet fighter buzzing in the u.s. navy spy plane. look very closely, the russian jet came within 5 feet of the u.s. plane. the u.s. pentagon says this went on for 2.5 hours. the u.s. navy plane was over the black sea. it's the first incident in the air since november. not cool. president trump to give his first state of the union address in just a few hours. he'll be laying out the groundwork for his immigration plan, which has been criticized by both parties. a dozen democrats are vowing to boycott the speech and the party plans no less than five rebuttal speeches. peter news he joins me now. what do the democrats think they are going to get out of this tonight? are we expecting theatrics? >> the democratic leadership really hope so. we heard about the closed-door meeting where nancy pelosi down all of the ra

his -- in fact, ironically, he sat on this set with chris wallace when he wrote the book and chris, i it because it's unbelievable, chris wrote that clinton took no direction action was involved in any way in proving nine agencies of the company. peter had to admit he overreached when secretary clinton vetoed it. it's a 9 person agency it's not her decision. >> laura: why would if you are involved in giving money to the clinton foundation that's great. that doesn't look good. why would millions of dollars. >> because when you. >> laura: be funneled to the clinton foundation when there were pending matters before the state department and important matters with the government? we can go through all of them. they are well-known. why would they do that? why? >> well, i think a couple things. first of all nothing was funneled. things were donated and made public. they made every penny public. >> laura: peter has to respond to what you just said about the book. go ahead what philippe had charged. >> it's not true with all due respect. $2.35 million donation from the chairman of uranium one

everybody is doing better and i think chris wallace who gave a really good speech. can't remember the venue but it was about the media and covering the president. it looked like he was really sympathetic with the press corps and then he turned and said on the other hand, don't get so passionate and involved. i was going to say there was an example here, yes this one. zeke miller of "time" magazine, he genuinely felt horrible about getting it wrong that the reporting that president trump had had the bust of martin luther king jr. removed from the oval office. he paid a big price for it. he felt shame. he apologized. he corrected it. it was kind of a bummer he got listed on here because he was genuinely sorry. >> greg: jesse, would you like to comment on jim acosta's response or would you like to comment overall right now? >> jesse: i will do both. >> greg: jim acosta has responded to the fake news. >> i -- having been called fake news myself, the president of the united states is the king of fake news. i don't want people to think i'm saying that because i have an ax

the guy that has all the intelligence and provides it to the president on a daily basis said the chris wallace we're just months away from north korea having a full objective capability. that means nuclearized icbms. we're getting much closer to a situation that has potential for conflict. >> julie: you talk about how tillerson has called it tenuous. the crisis between north and south korea. there has been some improvement and we've seen talks. tillerson in 2017 said perhaps talks were on the horizon with north korea between the united states and north korea in 2018. is he dialing that back? >> no. i think the administration is absolutely prepared to talk to north korea. however, they're very clear eyed they know full well that north korea in the past has always used negotiations or talks to advance their technology. secondly, they know they are using these talks likely to promote some goodwill for themselves because they are going to the olympics together with south korea and they also want to drive a wedge between ourselves and our allies particularly the southians. they have a healthy dose

chris: i'm chris wallace, president trump to announce 2018 agenda in the state of the union address while the russia investigation closes in. ♪ >> you want to fire robert mueller? fake news, folks. chris: the president bushes back from davos where he makes his case for america first. >> america is open for business and we are competitive once again. but america first does not mean america alone. chris: we will get a preview of the president's plan from year two from white house director legislative affairs mark short. then -- >> no collusion whatsoever. chris: will the president really sit down with an interview with special counsel robert mueller? we will discus that. the republican ls secret memo about fbi misconduct and those probe clinton text messages with house oversight chair trey gowdy only on fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ plus president trump offers to help the dreamers. we will ask the sunday panel about the president's new immigration plan, is it the basis for a compromise? and our power player of the week, those in iraq and afghanistan who risk their lives and u.s. troops. hello again

we'll get onto all of it with the "fox news sunday" anchor chris wallace at the top of the hour on shepardth reporting. we will see you then. >> dana: some voters may think president trump has become more conservative since taking office and according to new analysis by on the issues that were, they may be right. take a look. two years ago, then candidate donald trump was conservative on social and economic issues about 42% of the time. you can see how that compares to form a republican. fast-forward to today, and that number jumped to 60%. only one point lower than ronald reagan. here with me now, senior political writer and analyst for 5:30 eight. what do you think a way for those numbers? >> i think there were a lot of conservatives who would argue on the campaign trail that donald trump was a true conservative. once he got into the white house and once he was dealing with mitch mcconnell and paul ryan, he has enacted the conservative agenda. the obamacare repeal that didn't exactly work out but the tax plan, that was something that paul ryan wanted to do for very long time. >> dana: do

chris: i'm chris wallace, a false alarm of missile attack on hawaii sets widespread panic and immigrationmp used shocking language to question why the u.s. should accept people from africa and haiti. >> this should be a bill of love, truly a bill of love. >> used bile and vulgar comments calling the nations they come from -- chris: will the backlash sink an immigration compromise? we will ask new secretary of homeland security kristin. chr

from haiti he will salvador honduras and african countries were racism joining to us talk about, chris wallace morning to you, chris. >> good morning, maureen. >> president tweeting this morning basically saying that the, washington he said was tough but not in those words. i know you're talking more about this because the criticism has been fierce from both sides. >> yeah. we will be all over this on sunday, and in a bigger policy sense whether they'll be able to make deal on immigration, daca protection for the dreamers in return for tougher border enforcement. thing that's so odd about the president denying it is that yesterday afternoon top white house officials were confirming it white house put out statement that didn't in any way deny that those were the words the president said. saying in fact, well at least he fights for leaders have fought for foreign countries. so i have to say i think some scepticism when the president denied he you've those words because she sure it took him about 12 hours to deny it. >> what i wonder what does this do for the overall, you know, issue with daca? y