we have chris wallace alongside, too. chris, what we are hearing is that senator chris flake could speak again. this is complicated now. because i truly want to try to understand how you make a deal that you don't control. senator flake makes a deal. he knows the power of his vote. senator majority leader mitch mcconnell does what. >> he counts votes. he sees if he can get to 50 without jeff flake. if he can get to 50 without flake, is going to proceed. he will bring this through this weekend. the final confirmation vote on tuesday. and brett kavanaugh will go to the supreme court. if, on the other hand, he doesn't have the votes and there was at least the suggestion from democratic senator chris coons that other senators and one would suspect perhaps his is murkowski and susan collins have been party to this conversation, if he doesn't have the votes, if he is stuck at 48, then they have to bend and they will have to agree to this fbi, at most, one week investigation. and, you know, there was something very interesting i

let's bring in "fox news sunday" anchor, chris wallace. chris, another day, another leak to "the new york times." this is an interesting one. give us your take on it. >> well, it is certainly shocking. i take it a little bit more seriously. the idea that here is the deputy attorney general of the united states and to some degree the person that was running the justice department because remember, certainly when it came to the russia investigation, jeff sessions, the attorney general had recused himself. so rosenstein was the officer in charge. just after comey has been fired. he's talking to other top people in the justice department in the fbi and saying that he would consider wearing a wire to tape the president because he's so concerned about the way he's acting and even raising the possibility of the 25th amendment. some people have said he said it sarcastically. the times said somebody said to them in one of these meetings, are you kidding? he said no, i'm not kidding. rosenstein just got on the job. so the idea that he would throw aro

plug into the present. >> i am chris wallace.me court nominee brett kavanaugh of attempted rape agrees to testify on capitol hill.♪. >> brett kavanaugh is one of the finest human beings you will ever have the privilege of knowing ormeeting . >>chris: president trump stands by his pick even after charges judge kavanaugh engaged insexua abuse as a teenager. plus - - we >> we have great people in the department of justice but there's a lingering stench. >>chris:

bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >> i am chris wallace.epartment to investigate who wrote that essay in the new york times describing resistance inside his administration. >> for the sake of our national security, the new york times should publish his name at once the one we will discuss the one-two punch of the anonymous call him. >> should all top officials take a lie detector test and would you agree to take one? and reports of white house disarray in bob woodward's new book.what does it mean for

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ask your eczema specialist about dupixent. >> i am chris wallace.upreme court nominee heads for grilling on capitol hill as the nation says goodbye to a hero. >> he was honorable. always recognizing that his opponents were still patriots and human beings. >> what better way to get a nice laugh and make jordan i say nice things about him to a national audience. >>chris: we remember the legacy of senator john mccain as the nation bids himfarewell . then, confirmation hearings this week for judge brett kavanaugh. we will discuss his credential and how democrats

that was chris wallace, fox news anchor. >> dr. ford has everything to lose, nothing to gain.ng to lose women for a generation because of their behavior and because of this president. >> we have some breaking news from the white house. kelly o'donnell there for us? >> a couple big developments. the president has ordered that the fbi will reopen an investigation, a supplemental background check investigation into judge kavanaugh as the senate has requested. this update must be limited in scope and completed in less than one week. that's the prescription of jeff flake wanting something to deal only with the issues, as he described it, that were already to some degree in the public per view and then a limited timeframe. in addition to that, we also have a statement from the judge issued through the white house. throughout this process, i have been interviewed by the fbi. i have done a number of background checks and calls directly with the fbi and the senate and yesterday i answered questions under oath about every topic the senators and their counsel asked me. i have done everyt

fox news very own chris wallace got the chris mcclery award for journalism awarded by the congressionaly after chris three medal of honor recipients. during the peach highlighted the relationship fox news and military families share. >> i am honored to receive this award from people i respect so greatly. i'm grateful you recognize the work of our find team these past 15 years telling your story. we understand the military and their families are a big part of our fox audience. >> jesse: dana, you got this award last year. >> dana: did i get that award before. it was aspirational. chris wallace is much more deserving than i am. >> jesse: speaking of accomplished journalist. do you remember when you started to learn how to drive either had your father take you out for a spin or your uncle or something like that. >> dana: your mom could do that too. >> jesse: or your mom. sometimes things go well and sometimes they don't. here is an incident that happened in maryland. during a driving lesson. >> juan: oh my gosh. >> jesse: teaching someone to park at a parking lot in a swimming pool and the

if you were watching "fox news sunday," chris wallace had president of the afl-cio, president of the rgest union in america. richard trumka is the president. chris, asked him questions how the american worker is doing under president trump. this is what the careful president said. >> unfortunately to date the things he has done to hurt workers outpace what he has done to help workers. pete: i didn't know "fox news sunday" did comedy routines. we'll should play a longer bite. chris did nice job pressing him questions about that. the evidence doesn't match the rhetoric. workers are well better off under this president. yet a union boss siding with democrats. >> one of the complaints was gas prices are up. that's what happens when you have a booming economy. imagine how much higher they would be if donald trump hadn't pursued energy independence for. he complained about nafta. trump took the side of canada on renegotiations you're a union member, looking at this, what, he took the side of canada? everybody knows in this negative hundred, canada doesn't want to renegotiate. canada likes t

. >> you mentioned chris wallace. the president checks in on us from time to time. he is hearing the same conversation we are having here from chris wallace who said it has been a disaster for brett kavanaugh. another respected voice had the same opinion. what does the president do? there are the social cultural moment issues that i think 10 or 20 years from now are more important than this one seat, but in the politics of the moment, politics know they have a problem. >> senator susan collins went to bed last night and woke up this morning saying i want to hear from mark judge. mitch mcconnell's hope was she would say okay, never mind. seriously? >> here's the thing. brett kavanaugh's interests were not represented at all. usually under the normal republicans versus democrats, they could have done repair job. there is no repair being done. >> that's all on kavanaugh this afternoon. >> you have to wait and see. first of all, after lunch, will they do the same thing? they will still have her because they won't be able to shift gears, but they want to figure out a way

chris: i'm chris wallace.loods move inland from the carolina coast. ♪ ♪ >> i do want to emphasize that this is only the beginning. florence is a very slow mover. >> it's an uninvited brute who doesn't want to leave. chris: we'll have live reports from the ground and get an update on the federal response from fema administrator brock long. and we'll learn about the impact on people in the storm's path an allegation of sexual misconduct over 30 years ago. will it affect the confirmation of judge brett

>>chris: i am chris wallace.s the fbi to reopen the investigation into supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh after republican senator waivers on support for the judge. >> i will move it out of committee but i will only be comfortable moving on the floor when the fbi has done more investigation than they have already. >>chris: the shocking development coming a day after dramatic testimony from both sides. >> to whatdegree of certainty d believe brett kavanaugh assaulted you?facts >> 100 percent. >> no doubt in your mind. >>

let's bring in chris wallace, host of fox news sunday now to talk to me about this. this is not a court of law obviously, this was impression gathering for what some have described as a job interview. senator john kennedy called it an intergalactic freak show. >> he does have a gift for phrases can, harris, and good afternoon to you. it appeared that the nomination of brett kavanaugh to the supreme court was going to pass out of the judiciary committee on a straight party line vote, all 11 republicans in favor, all ten democrats against. that seemed to be sealed when jeff flake, the one wavering republican indicated this morning that he was going to support judge kavanaugh. however, after he announced that, and democrats were very upset, a couple of them literally were on the verge of tears. after they had their first meeting this morning, a number of the democrats walked out while others were making speeches and they were able to corral senator flake into a side room there in the senate and they were lobbying him, harder, to try to switch his vote and persuade him n

he was questioned about his views by chris wallace. >> do you want to see the court overturned? just said you want to see the corporate tech? the second amendment. you want to see them overturn roe v. wade? pres. trump: we put another two or perhaps three justices on, that is really what is going to be does this will happen. that will happen automatically, in my opinion because i'm putting pro-life justices on the court. i will say this, it will go back to the statates and the statess will then make a determination. amy: that was president trump, at the time candidate from, being questioned by chris wallace in a debatee with hillay clinton. juan: kristen clarke, going back to the discussion you started earlier about the racial policies, in 1999, brett kavanaugh wrote an op-ed piece in "the wall street journal" having to do with the situation in a wife. this was jenna clinton administration and there was an office of one affairs and the clinton administration tried to redress the theft of the land of the native hawaiians when the hawaiian kingdom was annexed. kavanaugh called the

he made an interesting point in the conversation with chris wallace.sten, first of all, that writer will probably expose who they are. they will have loose lips. they will talk to someone and they will be exposed. and there is some folks here to be can bit, neil believe this isn't single writer at all this is orchestrated to sow dissent in this administration. he doesn't know who wrote this piece but he knows it wasn't him. >> do you think you know who anonymous is. >> i don't. i don't know. but i do know that they should resign and leave this administration. should all top officials take a lie detector test would you agree to take one. >> i would agree to take it in a heart beat. >> no lie detectors are being used or talked about or looked at as a possibility. frankly, the white house and the staff here are focused on doing our jobs. and trying to show up here every day and do what we can to help better the american people, not deal with cowards that refuse to put their names in an anonymous letter. >> white house press secretary sarah sanders there w

here is what our own chris wallace is saying right now. he is saying this is bad news for the republicans. let me play the tape on this. >> this was extremely emotional, extremely raw and extremely credible, and nobody could listen to her deliver those words and talk about the assault and the impact it had on his life, her life and not have her, your heart go out to her. this is a disaster for the republicans. trish: scott martin, is it? >> not yet. i mean, listen, it is a nomination. we're gathering the evidence. yes, it would have been nice to know this stuff before and not have it played out in public court as it were and have it come down like this. i agree with chris, i mean it's terrible to hear for anybody to have to go through this, let alone in this forum and relive it effectively, trish, but the fact that this eventually, yes, will get worked out, as far as we'll find out what really happened hopefully. if there is a fire where there is smoke here, the republicans have to deal with it and move on. trish: i don't know if you will

as chris wallace was saying earlier on our fox news coverage, this is going to be an extraordinary service the speakers, megan mccain. we will hear from early on in the course of this service, she has been very emotional throughout the course of the last few days. very close to her father. i remember one of the first times i met senator mccain, he pulled his phone out to show me her picture is graduation from columbia. she just graduated and told me how incredibly proud he was of his daughter. and basically what a rock star she was going to be. she has been very successful obviously at fox news and she is at the view. she will speak of our father this morning. we'll see from former president barack obama and george w. bush paid the two men that beat john mccain. bret: chris, your thoughts? chris: i'm sure some people are looking at these pictures of people milling about inside of the grant national cathedral. and saying it does not look much like a funeral. and having been to a couple of state funerals, i can tell you, it is absolutely no disrespect to the person who is going to be honored

chris wallace, brit hume are here, amy stoddard and others in new york. chris, your thoughts on how this has gone. and not as contention as what we thought in some of the democratic questions. >> to be honest, it's been a bit of a snore. part of that is because i guessed that we as reporters like conflict and we kind of thought that maybe the democrats weren't going to be able to blow up the nomination but they would scuff off brett kavanaugh. they really haven't done much of a job. part of that is brett kavanaugh. he's a very able witness. sometimes i think he's answered in a scholarly fashion, sometimes i think he's kind of muddied an issue up and complicated it enough that it loses its edge. i would have to say i was a little surprised, particularly by sheldon whitehouse who in the initial burst was talking about yesterday morning, talking about the outrage of this hearing and sounded very aggressive. went down a lot of rabbit holes that i couldn't follow them. my guess is most of the viewers couldn't follow them. i thought pat leahy and dick durbin did

chris wallace, good to see you this morning.hank you. >> thank you, sandra. >> sandra: bill hemmer. >> bill: how are you doing, smitty? we're hearing from the mayor's office and the governor in north carolina. they expect this to be a flooding story that will go for several days and what sort of form or fashion that takes we don't know. a lot of people will feel the brunt of this storm for a long time and the after effects, too. getting the back wind of the storm right now as it continues to come through. in a moment we'll talk to some business owners south of here who decided to stay to ride out the storm. they still have power, believe it or not, which is a remarkable thing when you think about half a million people have lost electricity. also in a few moments here we're back in touch with the mayor's office in wilmington. he will give us an assessment about what he is seeing throughout the city, throughout the town. 911 calls apparently here in wilmington are coming in at a very high rate and they do not have the personnel to

here is part of what he told chris wallace on "fox news sunday". >> it was very disappointing to seeresident obama become so political and roll out the same tired arguments that he and liberals have made over the last eight years. the truth is the american people in 2016 rejected the policy and direction of barack obama when they elected president donald trump. >> sandra: jason chaffetz joins us now. a fox news contributor and author of the "deep state." jason chaffetz. good morning and welcome back to the program. if i could ask you your thoughts on former president obama reinserting himself into the political arena. is that fair? >> well, vice president pence is absolutely right the tradition presidents usually don't do that. look how both president bushs dealt with it. they were very graceful in their exit. they kept quiet. i'm sure they disagreed with president obama but they didn't say or do anything. i think what you're seeing is that president trump is tearing apart the barack obama legacy that he put into place. obama built a legacy built on sand and president trump has come

eric: catch more of chris wallace's interview with vice president mike pence.hat will be tomorrow on "fox news sunday." they will talk about the anonymous "new york times" op-ed causing so much controversy. bob woodward's new book, fear, president barack obama's return to the campaign trail and much more. catch your local listings on the local fox station. watch us, why don't you do that. 2:00 and 7:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. arthel. arthel: i like the way you think. listen, house republicans passing an immigration bill, making it easier to deport violent, undocumented immigrants but the bill could face a road block in the senate. gillan turner explains how. >> the house passed a bill yesterday that redefines the crimes for which foreigners can be deported from the united states. passed with a vote tally of 247-152. republicans widely believe it is a much-needed measure that furthers the president's goal eliminating all criminal aliens from the united states. >> the community safety and security act provides that clarity by precisely an

interesting to hear it from chris wallace.esting to see it play out there on the president's favorite network as well. >>> well, coming up, why the walls seem to be closing in on tesla's ceo elon musk amid a justice department investigation and shareholder lawsuits. the s.e.c. is now filing its own lawsuit against musk and tesla's response next. >>> and what is yes? the question posed to a woman in the audience by a contestant on "jeopardy." that's coming up. you're watching "world news now." oming up. you're watching "world news now." what's the #1 new skincare product in 2018? omg! it's olay. that's crazy! olay regenerist whip. olay whips absorbs faster than the $100, $200, and even $400 cream. i feel like it just melted into my skin better. it's really smooth and it's not heavy. i really really love this. i will 100% swap up my moisturizer. can i have it? olay whips. try whips with spf 25. finally, sun protection that feels light as air. brbut how will his dentured to thicope with... a steak. luckily for brad, this isn't a

"fox news sunday" and chris wallace.learly the department of justice, f.b.i. was tipping the scales for clinton. this revelation after president trump was sworn in shows they were trying to undermine the election. there is a bureaucratic coup going on at the department of justice and somebody needs to look at it. >> bill: the bureaucratic coup is defined how with rod rosenstein? >> i can't speak for the senator but i would term it this way. what in effect is a soft coup. an allegation that members of the bureaucracies were working in a concerted way against the president. if i have a minute we just had a statement from andrew mccabe, this is the author of the mccabe memos, and it's commenting on what has been happening throughout the morning. and that statement reads there is nothing more important to the integrity of law enforcement and the rule of law than protecting the investigation of special counsel mueller. i sacrificed personally and professionally to help with the investigation on the proper course and subsequen

the immediately and gave his fast with great journalism being done on one level with chris wallace andmargaret brennan and competitors on sunday for now i'm competing directlyn and more broadly there is a world of the anchors all trying to do the best show that we can put there is a lot of competition i have never felt a more collegial time journalism fan now because there is so much animosity towards journalists that none of us want that. when the president goes after chuck i stop myself from tweeting the defense of chuck like that's not your defendant. to have that certain income lottery mean i don't want him to get the gas but i want him to thrive and succeed. and that animus so strong it outweighs. competition quite often that the new york times and there is a lot of great journalism being done to make the country aa great service by going down to parkland florida to moderate the conversation after the shooting. it like directly back thank you for saying that people hated that town hall so much. i remember as a journalist flying into denver with, among -- combine and you can feelgo

chris wallace sat down with hip for a wide-reaching interview. campaign trail and brett kavanaugh's confirmation hearing. i'm robert gray, now back to "the greg gutfeld show" *. in 79 minutes. the 36-year-old williams was vying for her 26 worldgrand slam title. let there be no doubt , trump is flipping people out. usa today, america's hotel room doormat interviewed folks of all political stripes and concluded that quote, they are finding it hard to escape the daily drama coming out of the white house. those interviews complained that we have become more tribal, that there's no more middle ground and they still get no wi-fi in their bathroom. one guy said he joinedtwitter just tokeep up with trump's tweets and now i start off every day in a bad mood. he said i don't pay attention now, i'm sick of paying attention. are we overdosing on trump ? maybe. the next time you feel overwhelmed and tired of winning, watch this and feel better . can't beat that. cat, you start off every day in a bad mood. have you noticed any difference? >> know. i wake up ev

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you are talking about a -- i'm supposed to get up in the morning and bel >> i am chris wallace.ominee heads for grilling on capitol hill as the nation says goodbye to a hero. >> he was honorable. always recognizing that his opponents were still patriots and human beings. >> what better way to get a nice laugh and make jordan i say nice things about him to a national audience. >>chris: we remember the legacy of senator john mccain as the nation bids himfarewell . then, confirmation hearings this week for judge brett kavanaugh. we will discuss his credential and how democrats

. >> i am chris wallace.to investigate who wrote that essay in the new york times describing resistance inside his administration. >> for the sake of our national security, the new york times should publish his name at once the one we will discuss the one-two punch of the anonymous call him. >> should all top officials take a lie detector test and would you agree to take one? and reports of white house disarray in bob woodward's new book.what does it mean for

. >> i am chris wallace.sident trump calls on the justice department to investigate who wrote that essay in the new york times describing resistance inside his administration. >> for the sake of our national security, the new york times should publish his name at once the one we will discuss the one-two punch of the anonymous call him. >> should all top officials take a lie detector test and would you agree to take one? and reports of white house disarray in bob woodward's new book.what does it meor

thank you, sir. >> sandra: for more, let's bring in chris wallace.sandra: what are your thoughts on the 11:00 hour on a friday morning here? >> as i was listening to kevin corke's piece, hearing the present comments. it is clear that there has been a lot of reporting, the white house has been really trying to keep the president under wraps, not to go after christine blasey ford. you see in those tweets, i'm sure she must have reported a 36 years ago, so where is the police report, that he is getting more aggressive. really, no politics since the confirmation room. and then in terms of the midterms. when i say inside the room, clearly republicans, very mindful of what happens in the hill-thomas hearings, do not want to appear that they are in anyway a railroading or bullying a woman who claims that she was the victim of sexual misconduct. on the other hand, if they've got a lot of pressure on them. the republicans in the g.o.p., the idea of conservative justices, he nominated brett kavanaugh, who would be a very conservative justice. they are under pr

chris wallace is going to talk secretary of state mike pompeo. check your local listings for the time and channel. leland. leland: all right. as we come back, hurricane florence may be gone, but flooding continues to get worse in the carolinas. an inside look how we cover the story as strangers risk their lives to save people from the rising waters. a major victory for texas republicans in a district that's been held by democrats for over a century. this as texas senator ted cruz squares off against o'rourke, and what it means in the lonestar state. >> tomorrow unarmed african-american men losing their lives. to peacefully protest that injustice nonviolently and call attention to that to prick the conscience of the country. >> nowhere in his answer did he address the fact that when you have people during the national anthem taking a knee, refusing to stand north fan during the anthem you're disrespecting the soldiers, airmen and marines that risk their lives and died to protect that flag ap protect our liberties. ♪ flintstones! meet the flintston

sarah sanders will talk to chris wallace tomorrow on fox news sunday, checklistings for time and channel. prime minister has spoken in united nations over nuclear program. >> one year has past over stopping and as for the un command it is nearly a command of allied forces beyond the control of the u, in that only obeys the orders of the u.s. but the problem is that it is still misusing the sacred name of the un. jon: during speech he also called on the u.s. to follow through on promises made during the trump-kim singapore summit earlier this year. facebook says it is working with the fbi to figure out who is behind the social network's latest security breach in which hackers gained access to 50 million accounts. jeff paul has the latest on that hack. >> yeah, not again, that's the reaction from many today after hearing that their personal information stored on facebook has been compromised. the company says hackers exploited a feature that let's people see profile for someone else. view-as feature. think of the access tones as digital keys which allow people to stay logged in facebook wi

i want to bring chris wallace back in here. 't near tears at the announcements, stringing together a reaction. when the news broke that jeff flake would indeed be a "yes" ." >> well, it's a big vote. i suspect if you were to ask susan collins or lisa murkowski, they would not say we are just going to follow suit. i think that's we have to wait to see what the two of them say. my own feeling about the democrats, they may, if it's clear that kavanaugh is going to be confirmed anyway. i very much doubt that they would be the 50th vote, the deciding vote as to whether this confirmation goes. this question that flake brings up of our system of law and reasonable doubt, that certainly applies in a courtroom, and there is no question that if this were a courtroom, you wouldn't even bring charges against kavanaugh because there is so little evidence. this is a different thing. this is appointing somebody to the supreme court, as they have suggested, it's a job interview. so they're going to say that reasonable doubt is not the standard

learn more about the rescue and recovery efforts tomorrow when fema administrator brock long joins chris wallace on "fox news sunday." catch a break here at fox news channel 2:00 p.m. and again 7:00 p.m. eastern time. major developments in the rush investigation is from return campaign chairman paul manafort strikes a plea deal with the special counsel. the white house and the president legal team are react in. plus, what sparked a heated back-and-forth between secretaries tape might impale and former secretary of state john kerry? >> i think you understand what the former secretaries of state from either political party ought not to be engaged in. actively undermining u.s. policy is literally unheard of. making cars lighter, it's a good place to start, advanced oils for those hard-working parts. fuels that go further so drivers pump less. improving efficiency is what we do best. energy lives here. feeclaritin and relief fromwsy is what we do best. symptoms caused by over 200 allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity. and

speaking to chris wallace vice-president pence said he would back it up with a polygraph. >> would you take one? >> in a heart beat. >> according to the press secretary that won't be necessary. >> no lie detectors are being used or talked about. the white house and the staff are focussed on doing our jobs and not dealing with cowards that refuse to put their names in an anonymous letter. >> president trump was still taking a flame thrower to the anonymous sources in bob woodward's book, tweeting: why should anyone trust you? comparing woodruff to a dim operative prior to the mid-terms. woodruff on the today show begged to differ. >> they are not telling the truth. >> i have never seen an instance when the president is so detached from the reality of what is going on. >> president trump and bob woodward did find some common ground on the anonymous "new york times" op-ed. woodruff of criticizing it as being too vague and doesn't meet the standards of the building blocks of journalism. >> bret: more about the woodard beck and the president's comments. brit hume is here. woodruff said he i

>> i think they'll go into a couple of areas, this dovetails with what chris wallace was just saying, senator durbin is going to grill him on whether or not he was involved in giving advice to president george w. bush on warrantless wiretapping and on what president bush calls enhanced interrogation and what other people call torture. he has already said under oath when he was nominated for the court on which he now sits he was not involved. but there is some evidence that has come forth which in senator durbin's mind might contradict that. the other issue they'll explore a roe versus wade. did he ever express at any point in his career political or judicial any antipathy toward roe versus wade. these aren't wild political areas. they're targeting three senators here. three republican senators, rand paul on the issue of warrantless wiretapping and torture and they're targeting lisa murcowski and susan collins on the issue of antipathy toward roe versus wade. it is a hope and doomed to fail but the democrats will give it a shot to try to pick off those three republican senators. >> bre

fox news anchor chris wallace drops a bombshell on the ka gnaw hearings. >> two of omy daughters have told me stories -- >> his deeply personal confession about his own dau daughters as hollywood's most powerful women stand behind dr. christine blasey ford today. >> we came to support her and show our solidarity. >> and then barbra streisand unleashes on the kavanaugh cris crisis. >> it is horrific the way they are trying to push him through. >> the music legend no holds barred with "extra tra" and the angry new song about the president. >> it is about him and other liars. >> to lady gaga

i want to ask everyone to tune into "fox news sunday", chris wallace will interview vice president mikeence on the economy, immigration and a whole lot more. it will air at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. >> i am in new york, arthel neville is in los angeles and we are covering the nation. meanwhile, tropical storm will slam into the east coast. it it's growing stronger every day. we will have the latest on where it could hit, coming up. north korea celebrating its 70th anniversary as the u.s. is keeping pressure on kim jong-un to the denuclearize. >> we haven't had any nuclear tests. we haven't had any missile tests which we consider a good thing. to be their best, kids need good nutrition. and practice... lots of practice. get them started right with carnation breakfast essentials. it has protein plus vitamins and minerals to help kids be their best. carnation breakfast essentials. feeclaritin and relief fromwsy symptoms caused by over 200 allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the cla

reporter: when chris wallace pointed out that is not illegal. the vice president pointed to the oath senior officials take when they accept their jobs. one democratic senator isn't buying it. >> the real issue here across all of these concerns is that we have a president who in his tweets and in his statements and speeches suggests that he thinks the department of justice should act more like the in-house legal department to the trump organization, rather than what they are. eric: arthel? arthel: for more on this we'll bring in alex little, a criminal defense litigation southern and former prosecutor and assistant district attorney. does this warrant an investigation by the department of justice? and what is the prerequisite to deploy this doj? >> i want to be as clear and state forward with your viewers as possible. there is no basis, none whatsoever, to investigate the author of this anonymous op-ed. he has broken no law. so anyone suggesting otherwise is trying to blow smoke at your viewers. wait appropriate to accuse the department of justic

. >> i am chris wallace. president trump calls on the justice department to investigate who wrote that essay in the new york times describing resistance inside his administration. >> for the sake of our national security, the new york times should publish his name at once the one we will discuss the one-two punch of the anonymous call him. >> should all top officials take a lie detector test and would you agree to take one? and reports of white house disarray in bob woodward's new book.what does it mean for the trump administration? we will ask the vice president of the united states, mike pence. >>> brett kavanaugh showdown with democrats at his supreme court nominee hearing. >> you are asking for a lifetime appointment to the highest court in the land. >>chris: we will ask chris coons if his party can block kavanaugh. >>> barack obama steps back into the political arena and unloads on president trump. >> it did not start with donald trump it is a symptom. not the cause.he's capitalizing on resentments that

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vice president mike pence in on exclusive with chris wallace takes it a step further saying it's nott he's falling asleep, it's a tired argument. >> very disappointing to see barack obama with the tradition of former presidents and become so political and roll out the same tired arguments that he and liberals have made over the last eight years. the truth is the american people in between rejected the policy and direction of barack obama when they elected president donald trump. >> that's it. and tha that's why obama is frustrated and he's going the try to make it a former president obama-president trump showdown. >> that's 100%. >>> we're turning now to your headlines. we begin with extreme weather. the east coast is on high alert as tropical form florence is gaining strength in the atlantic. the storm could potentially hit as a high category hurricane in the coming days. >>> russia and syria launch violent air tricks killing four people, including children. the forces targeting the rebel-held territory with more than 60 air raids accordin. the bombs come after president trump warme

contradict or criticize their predecessors, and this is what the vice president had to say on fox to chris wallace obama speech. >> i wt was very disappointing see president obama break with tradition of former presidents and become so political and roll out the same tired argument that he and liberals have made over the last eight years. >> so mike murphy, why is the vice president wrong? >> well, it's an interesting situation because the vice president sort of has history on his side. i think both president bush and president obama have been kind of blowing dog whistles about president trump's behavior. but we're in a new era now, president trump is shattering the norms and is so unfit for office that i will just say in the interest of civility, a nonobama fan like me has to say that i think criticism during the campaign is warranted. obama has changed his tony, he did so in his speech. so i think this will pull people into the dialogue who have been more reticent before because they see a threat to the office. >> being more partisan, to back up what trump said about a storm, a hurricane. look a

you are talking about a -- i'm supposed to get up in the morning and bel >> i am chris wallace. the president supreme court nominee heads for grilling on capitol hill as the nation says goodbye to a hero. >> he was honorable. always recognizing that his opponents were still patriots and human beings. >> what better way to get a nice laugh and make jordan i say nice things about him to a national audience. >>chris: we remember the legacy of senator john mccain as the nation bids himfarewell . then, confirmation hearings this week for judge brett kavanaugh. we will discuss his credential and how democrats went to go after him with two members of the senate judiciary committee. republican lindsay graham and democrat dick durbin. plus, trade talks with canada take a tense turn. >> i think canada very much wants to make the deal and i think will be on a very good for canada if they do and not good at all if they don't. >>chris: on this labor day weekend, we will discuss what a new master means for america's workers. with the head of the country's largest group of unions, afl-cio pres

. >> i am chris wallace. the woman accusing supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of attempted rape agrees to testify on capitol hill.♪. >> brett kavanaugh is one of the finest human beings you will ever have the privilege of knowing ormeeting . >>chris: president trump stands by his pick even after charges judge kavanaugh engaged insexua abuse as a teenager. plus - - we >> we have great people in the department of justice but there's a lingering stench. >>chris: the present issues a warning following reports deputy attorney general rod rosenstein floated the idea of wearing a wire to record him. we will have a live report and discuss what comes next on both fronts with lindsey graham. a key member of the senate judiciary committee. and he will get analysis from our sunday panel including bob woodward. author of the best selling book, fear. then we talked to secretary of state mike pompeo. the north koreans have not agreed to give up a single nuclear weapon. and the upgrading trade war with china. how hard is

jon: much more on this on fox news sunday when chris wallace speaks exclusively with secretary of stateat's this sunday 2:00 and 7:00 p.m. eastern. one year after puerto re toe's hurricane maria -- puerto rico's hurricane marie, hundreds converge outside the president's resort. plus the carolinas bracing for still more flooding, destroying fields and devastating crops and farmers say it couldn't come at a worst time. bryan llenas gets a first-hand look. the list goes on. how about a discount for long lists? gold. mara, you save our customers hundreds for switching almost effortlessly. it's a gift. and jamie. -present. -together we are unstoppable. so, what are we gonna do? ♪ insurance. that's kind of what we do here. >>> activists marking one year since hurricane maria devastated puerto rico stating a rally outside president trump's resort in florida. organizers say a rally is to remember those who suffered and died in last year's hurricane. president trump recently challenged estimates that nearly 3,000 died in that storm claiming the number is aimed at making him look bad. fema chief

arthel: be sure -- thank you, to tune in to fox news sunday tomorrow chris wallace interviews vice presidentike pence on the economy, immigration and much more, it airs at 2:00 and 7:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. eric. eric: arthel, while you were out west reporting from los angeles this afternoon, they're been hit by all the wild fires, here on the east coast millions are bracing for severe weather as tropical storm florence turns its way toward the coast, live with the weather center. plus, the president seems to back off threats to shut down government over wall. >> jail is made for people that violate the law. 89% of everybody ice arrested had criminal history. not only in here violation of the law, they are criminals, that's exactly who should be in the jails started right with carnation breakfast essentials. it has protein plus vitamins and minerals to help kids be their best. carnation breakfast essentials. that skills like teamwork, attention to detail, and customer service are critical to business success. like the ones we teach here, every day. andthey seem to

chris wallace joins us again, your thoughts on really questioning? >> as i often do, i feel like i saw a different hearing than he did particularly on the question of abortion. i actually think there will be some pro-lifers who will be a little bit concerned by the answers of judge kavanaugh. i remember back when arlen specter was the chairman of this committee, i used to talk about precedence, super precedents and super-duper precedents. basically a super-duper precedent is a precedent that is really based in the law and on which people rely. that's one of the ways in which they are judged and in which the world operates based on that assumption. when he talked about the kc which was a decision 20 years after roe v. wade, this is precedent upon precedent and basically reaffirming a precedent and that was giving it a lot of extra weight. and we would see judge kavanaugh sustained some limitation, rather than overturn it. in terms of lahey, i thought lahey was actually pretty effective. the point of lahey it seemed to me was like a country prosecutor