president trump seemed to throw doubt when he spoke with chris wallace. he said there were some things that john kelly does really well and he liked, there are some things he didn't necessarily like. chris wallace pressed him to say is 2020 not set in stone and president trump said we would see. fast-forward to that interview and we now know john kelly will be leaving at the end of this year. >> kristin: thank you. with president trump's personal relationships and loyalty are everything. you have to think that whoever he will replace john kelly with will be someone he really likes. >> there are few closer relationships in washington than between the president and the chief of staff. there has been reporting about how he got to know nick heirs. he got to know nick by having lunch with him as the vice president and president would have lunch and occasionally the chief of staff's would join them. he spent some time with him in the midterm election night. with that we bring in brett bear on the phone. brett, what you make of the president saying kelly is out

chris wallace is coming up. ♪ chris: i'm chris wallace. a government shutdown.arkets in freefall, and the defense secretary quits over a sudden shift in policy. are the wheels coming off the trump presidency? ♪ >> there are chaotic weeks and then there is this week. chris: from the shutdown showdown. >> it is the democrat shutdown. we've done our thing. >> you're not getting the wall today, next week or on january 3rd. to the worst weeks in the markets in 10-year. >> in the world going on with stocks. once going up, up and away, they are slip-sliding away. chris: controversial moves in the middle east. >> it is in our national security interest not to withdraw athi

whisper it. >> marlin, this is chris wallace. mr. chris wallace. >> this is justify.e is a big boy, as you can see. chris: bob introduced me to the latest kentucky derby winner on thursday. he said he intimidates other horses and trainers before he gets on the track. >> when they see him in the paddock, it's like the scene from jawings jaws you need a bir boat. that's him. >> i said maybe this is what i'm supposed to do. chris: at age 63, washington is more about giving back. >> you never see a u-haul behind a hearse. whatever you have, you can't take it with you. what will you do with what you have while you're here. >> i know i'm classified as a hire row very often. i'm keep saying i'm not the hero. the heros didn't get home. chris: meet herschel, the only marine from world war ii to receive the medal of honor who is still living. in 2010 he started a foundation to honor gold star families who have lost a loved one in battle. >> these monuments gather these gold star families together and they become friends for the first time, many of them will say to me i thought

>> chris wallace. mr.s a big boy, as you can see. >> bob introduced me to his latest kentucky derby winner thursday. he said his new star intimidates other horses and trainers before he even gets on the track. >> when they see him in the paddock it's like they are thinking jaws, we need a bigger boat. >> i said maybe that's what i'm supposed to do. he said you arty have a pulpit. >> now at age 63, washington is more about giving back. >> you never see a u-haul behind the hearse as my pastor told me. whatever you have, you can't take it with you so the question is what are you going to do with what you have while you're here? >> i know you're classified as a hero very often but i say i'm not the euro. the heroes didn't get home. >> meet herschel "woody" williams. the only marine from world war ii to receive the medal of honor who is still living. and in 2010 he started a foundation to honor gold star families who have lost a loved one in battle. >> these monuments gather these gold star families together an

chris wallace is live with us. we know the details, chris. we don't know the why. >> no, we don't. i certainly agree with what you're suggesting and also with what the special counsel is suggesting in his statement. this is not just some casual conversation and not a one-off. the fact is that michael flynn had weeks to a variety of people in the press and the transition, including the incoming vice president of the united states, mike pence, had lied about what he discussed with sergey kislyak. pence came on "fox news sunday" just before the inauguration and speak about that and told the cover story that there was no discussion about sanctions in his conversation, michael flynn's conversation with kislyak. so he was continuing to tell this cover story, which he was telling as a victim because he had been lied to because michael flynn. so this idea that this was just a casual conversation and one off and a couple of fbi agents show up and hey, mike, how are you. oh, maybe i made this mistake here. no, this was a concerted effort by michael flynn about the purpose of his phone call w

but i think last week with chris wallace, he was trying to send a message to bob mueller. can you to have the president speak. the negotiations have fallen by the wayside. >> shepard: way? it's better than a subpoena? >> yes. rudy is in the room. they can stop the interrogation and walk out and confer with him. they can confer with president after each question and each answer before they want. a grand jury environment they can't. the president is in there and the prosecutors and fbi agents and grand jurors. nobody there to help him and he would leave the room at his own peril. >> shepard: what would that do to the country? >> bill clinton -- >> shepard: definite of is. >> bill clinton was interrogated before a grand jury and he chose to have it on a live national television so there's no dispute what he said. he had it done in the white house. the grand jury was not there. the tape was played to the grand jury immediately after. >> shepard: that was by agreement. >> correct. i don't know if it's going to be an agreement here. jewel and company had been negotiating for an

chris wallace still with us in this coverage. d reflections. >> well, obviously this has tremendous resonance to see george bush 41 going past the white house for the last time. i was struck as we were watching the casket carrying bush 41's remains coming down the steps and the shots we saw of bush 43 and clearly struggling with his emotions. i was reflecting on the fact that here was george bush 41, his dad, led the most complete, full life. run every little drop of experience out of his 94 years on this earth. achieved everything, had been in quite ill health over the last few years. in fact, there were a lot of times when people wondered whether this was the time it was going to happen and no, he would rebound. he was so strong in his constitution. and obviously until this week. and i thought to myself that here is bush 43, a president, looking at the remains of his father, a president, who died at the age of 94 after a full life. and having been through this yourself on a different scale, it doesn't matter. it's your dad who h

we now have with us on the phone as well chris wallace, the anchor of "fox news sunday" who has spent many hours, many months and years covering the bush family and president bush 41 in particular. chris, your reaction to the news tonight and your memories? >> chris: there is an old thing we used to say about baseball players, we used to say that ted williams was the greatest living baseball player, and i have felt for some time that george h.w. bush was the greatest living american, and we have lost him tonight, i was just watching bret's wonderful obituary, and the thing that is so extraordinary about it, one is how many things he did. as bret pointed out, each chapter could have been a lifetime, but it was one trapper after another, and the thing that also really impressed me about george bush's life is that he could have let a much easier life. he was the son of a very wealthy, establishment family in greenwich, connecticut, and he attended yale university and he basically lies about his age so he can get into the navy, and as bret pointed out, he was the youngest navy pilot to vo

chris wallace is coming up. ♪ chris: i'm chris wallace. a government shutdown.he stock markets in freefall, and the defense secretary quits over a sudden shift in policy. are the wheels coming off the trump presidency? ♪ >> there are chaotic weeks and then there is this week. chris: from the shutdown showdown. >> it is the democrat shutdown. we've done our thing. >> you're not getting the wall today, next week or on january 3rd. to the worst weeks in the markets in 10-year. >> in the world going on with stocks. once going up, up and away, they are slip-sliding away. chris: controversial moves in the middle east. >> it is in our national security interest not to withdraw at this time. this is akin to surrendering. chris: that lead to a stunning resignation. >> i am shaken by the resignation of general mattis what it means for our country, for the message it sends to our troops. chris: we'll discuss the current state of the trump presidency with incoming white house chief of staff mick mulvaney. we'll get perspective from a washington veteran, former secretary of

leland: chris wallace with rudy giuliani coming up here in a couple minutes made a lot of news they areding the comment that ellison barber talked about whether president trump posted down with robert mueller. gillian: do when a missile coming up have a happy as the day from us here at his headquarters. leland: see you next weekend. now when you go out, you cash in. what's in your wallet? (honking) when your craving strikes, you need your wing nut. ( ♪ ) no one can totally satisfy a craving, quite like your wing nut. >> i am chris wallace. a federal judge strikes down obamacare and president trump's former fixture is sentenced to prison. who in the president's inner circle is next fall? >> l m

>>chris: i am chris wallace. the white house chief of staff is out.r to interference and other crimes. and that u.s./china trade deal rattles wall street. >> everybody in washington now agrees that china is a bad actor doing bad things. >>chris: we will discuss trade talks. the arrest of a top chinese executive and what it means for the u.s. economy with one of the president's top advisers, larry kudlow. and a week of dramatic revelations and proper mothers russia investigation. what do the court filings show and what does it mean for the presid

dana: chris wallace, i'll just ask for your thoughts on that. s: well, first of all, so wonderful to hear from two great men there, not only president bush, but also our colleague, tony snow who, of course, was the original anchor of "fox news sunday." we have an interview, actually, a long piece on sunday which has interviews that i did with president bush in his post-presidency, and it gives you such an insight into him and his self-reflection, his values. i was fortunate enough to get a couple of those letters from george h.w. bush and a couple of those e-mails, and they are treasured possessions -- dana: absolutely. chris: one of my guestbooks that i have that i just treasure -- and, you know, it was a thrill to get it, and it was so personal. it was, obviously, not written by a committee or his secretary, he sat there and wrote it, often handwritten or, you know, typed it on his computer and sent it to you. and it was a message -- he was a very, very special man, you know, and so many ways in which this is consequential, the last combat vete

sandra: i'm sandra smith in for chris wallace, day nine of the partial government shutdown. on his border wall. >> how long do you think the you shutdown will last, mr. president? >> whatever it takes. we need safety for our country. sandra: how far apart are both sides on the deal. >> we have to work on it until we get an agreement where the majority say yes. >> where are chuck schumer and nancy pelosi? they're not stalking right now. sandra: what options are on the table. we'll discuss the showdown standoff with kellyanne conway and get an update on the negotiations with steveca

>> jon: chris wallace. tune into chris's program on sunday.:00 and 7:00 p.m. eastern here on fox. >> julie: president trump shocking allies and his own advisor announcing his decision to withdraw our troops from syria. world leaders are weighing in. >> jon: as democrats and republicans battle over border wall funding, the trump administration is making big changes to the nation's asylum policy. what it means for thousands of migrants camped out near the southern border. >> we expect the numbers will actually go down substantially. if you need asylum you can get it in mexico and if you need a job you can get a job. we're talking about a small portion who will continue to feel they need to get asylum in the united states. - [narrator] the typical vacuum head has its limitations, so shark invented duo clean. while deep cleaning carpets, the added soft brush roll picks up large particles, gives floors a polished look, and fearlessly devours piles. duo clean technology, corded and cord-free. >> president trump: i will not surrender this nation to t

chris wallace, i know you have bill gates this weekend on fox news sunday, i will tune in for sure. fox news sunday, chris will sit down with microsoft founder, bill gates. check for listings on fox station and airs here at 2 p.m. and sech p.m. eastern. mariah butina pleads guilty, what secrets will the russian spy spill? and was michael flynn pushed into a perjury trap? what a judge is doing to mueller's team. than not be here because of migraine. i have three words for migraine... "i am here." aimovig, a preventive treatment for migraine in adults, reduces the number of monthly migraine days. for some, that number can be cut in half or more. the most common side effects are pain, redness or swelling at the injection site and constipation. talk to your doctor about aimovig. and be there more. ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. [grunting noise] i'll take that. 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. ensure max protein. in two great flavors. >> dana: a woman accused of working for the kremlin pleading guilty to conspiracy. maria butina was a russian

chris wallace, at west at the reagan library. we will see you tomorrow for "fox news sunday". ony and leland. ebony: thank you. a live look at the national defense form where bill hemmer is leaving the panel. >> the hiring process for the nicest government is way too long and way too complicated. and very unrewarding. it is personal, it is hard to get the talent in. they have to confront the issue of security clearance. and you're right the timeline is easily over 365 days for secret or maybe top-secret even longer. putting obstacles in front of people that want to serve. if we want them to serve, as military or civilian, have a very capable civilians. we have to make it easy for them to serve their country and that we are not do -- we are not doing that right now. >> the department of defense obviously is the largest business in the world. and as the largest bureaucracy along with it. that is one of the problems of getting young people involved and whether it is in the department of defense or some of the larger defense contractors. the time and effort it takes to get a job an

chris wallace did one of the most recent long interviews with president trump, and his questions wereint and as tough-minded as if we'd worked for any other net work. i think people like him, the other people at fox, they're at heartsick about this as some of us are. they understand even though they work for fox, that fox news has become one of the main agents and engines of partisanship in this country. >> i think shepard, i think bret bair, chris wallace, they all do a great job. there are some folks there who do really good journalism. thank you. happy new year to you. >>> a young black man on his cell phone in the corner of a hotel lobby. a security guard approaches him. he says he's trespassing even though the man has proof that he's a guest. it only gets worse, okay, from there. the young man joins me next. matte without the flat. up to 24 hours. resists, sweat heat humidity now available in even more shades. infallible pro-matte foundation by l'oreal paris. so we improved everything. we used 50% fewer ingredients added one handed pumps and beat the top safety standards the new

chris wallace, a pleasure to see you friday morning. we'll see you this weekend.the bottom of the hour. >> bill: how about wallace coming on. >> sandra: he is good at that. >> bill: see you, chris, on sunday. autopsy and investigation has been ordered, a 7-year-old migrant girl dying. she had seizures after her father and her were apprehended. >> good morning. at this point we don't know because customs and border protection hasn't told us and frankly they might not know. the minute by minute treatment of this guatemalan girl once taken into custody. the bottom line is with the girl among of a group 160 people who turned themselves in to border patrol agents on new mexico the night of december 6th. those agents may not have had the personnel to assess and monitor the girl at all times. so here is what we do know. the girl identified by the guatemalan foreign ministry was in the custody of cpb for eight hours after being apprehended around 10:00 p.m. on the morning of december 7th she began having seizures. emergency medical technicians discovered her fever was 105

you saw him on fox with chris wallace. you saw him on abc with stephanopoulos. did he show any cards in either of those interviews do you think? >> i think he has made it very clear the president is finished cooperating. he understands it's an adversarial hearing. mueller will do anything to try to get people to sing or perhaps even to compose and that cooperation is now off the table. it was on the table early on in the investigation. and then it became clear to the trump defense team that cooperation was getting them nowhere. there were determined to get trump by squeezing all the people around him. i think the cards that were shown yesterday were that this investigation as far as trump is concerned in over unless they try to subpoena him and then we have a constitutional conflict because trump asserts article 2, another constitutional rights. we go to court and don't have a mueller report for a long time. i suspect we're on the way to the mueller report but find no crimes but political sins, not the proper function of a special counsel. the inquisition found

chris wallace still with us in this coverage. l, obviously this has tremendous resonance to see george bush 41 going past the white house for the last time. i was struck as we were watching the casket carrying bush 41's remains coming down the steps and the shots we saw of bush 43 and clearly struggling with his emotions. i was reflecting on the fact that here was george bush 41, his dad, led the most complete, full life. run every little drop of experience out of his 94 years on this earth. achieved everything, had been in quite ill health over the last few years. in fact, there were a lot of times when people wondered whether this was the time it was going to happen and no, he would rebound. he was so strong in his constitution. and obviously until this week. and i thought to myself that here is bush 43, a president, looking at the remains of his father, a president, who died at the age of 94 after a full life. and having been through this yourself on a different scale, it doesn't matter. it's your dad who has passed away and yo

. >> i am chris wallace, a government shut down. stack market in freefall are the wheels coming off the trump presidency? are the we'lls coming off a trump presidency. >> chaotic weeks and this week. >> the democrat shut down, we have done our thing. >> you are not getting a wall today, next week or on january 3. >> to west week in market in 10 years. w >> what is going on with stocks. >> controversial moves in east. >> it is in our national security interest not to withdraw at-this-point, this is akin to surrendering,. >> i am shaken by the resignation of general mattis ty with incoming white hou >> then we'll get perspective from a washington veteran, former secretary of defense leon panetta. and is president trump opening himself up to possible 2020 challenge, we talk with ohio republicanr governor john kasic. and we'll ask our sunday panel about new splits on capitol hill. now on fox news sunday. >> hello, from fox news in washington. we're in to day two of a partial government shut down with no end in s sight, that is part of a

what about chris wallace? i know his dad mike wallace would be proud of him.s it on two points. it was donald trump when he fired general flynn, he fired him because he said he was lying to the fbi. he had to fire him. because he was lying. >> to add something else to the conversation that gets lost in this. donald trump was on tape with michael cohen. we got a tape in september, 2016, discussing a plan to pay off the playboy model karen mcdougal. cohen talks about setting up a shell. trump is heard saying pay with cash. trump's defense, it was a drd tape. he didn't contest the contest of what he said. everything we are talking about is true. he's on tape talking about it with michael cohen. >> he's on tape and he's also been on tape for other things that actually as we know, that access hollywood tape. >> that did not hurt him among his base. what he has to be westerned about now, those clips were on f fox. and when you see that network trying to give a straight response, he has to be concerned. not only that, other republican government officials are looking

>> bret: this weekend on "fox news sunday" chris wallace will speak to cofounder of microsoft bill gates giuliani is also on the show. that should be interesting as well. thank you for inviting us into your home. that is it for "special report." fair, balanced and unafraid. make at it great weekend. "the story with martha maccallum" starts now. hi, martha. >> martha: hello, bret. stick around for the next hour. tonight the special counsel says michaelflip was not set up in his -- michael flynn was not set up in the meeting at the white house. the latest filing comes as a judge demanded to see all the documents surrounding that meeting. and force a special counsel to turn them in by 3:00 today. the filing disputed the notion that flynn was misled saying he "agreed to meet with the f.b.i. agents without counsel and answer their questioning." adding this stinging line, "a sitting acting adviser, former f.b.i. agent does not to be warned it's a crime to lie to federal agents." but nowhere does mueller

>>chris: i am chris wallace. the white house chief of staff is out.rs bring president trump closer to interference and other crimes. and that u.s./china trade deal rattles wall street. >> everybody in washington now agrees that china is a bad actor doing bad things. >>chris: we will discuss trade talks. the arrest of a top chinese executive and what it means for the u.s. economy with one of the president's top advisers, larry kudlow. and a week of dramatic revelations and proper mothers russia investigation. what do the court filings show and what

mark: on that note, it's been a chris: i'm chris wallace. george herbert walker bush. as president trump calls a temporary truce in the trade war with china at a summit of world leaders in argentina. >> we've made tremendous progress at the g-20 with many nations. chris: we'll break down the summit and how the president dealt with challenges from china, russia and saudi arabia with two key senators, republican roy blunt, a member of the gop leadership, and democrat ben carton, a member of the senate foreign relations committee. then, remembering a war hero turned statesman. >> i really believe it. i reall

see you next time on >> i am chris wallace.deral judge strikes down obamacare and president trump's former fixture is sentenced to prison. who in the president's inner circle is next fall? >> let me tell you, i never directed him to do anything wrong. whatever he did, he did on his own. >>chris: what do we know about president trump's involvement in payments to two women during the 2016 campaign and what does michael cohen's coat

. >> chris wallace is standing by with some thoughts of the ceremony. yes -- it was a state funeral and had the majesty of the national cathedral and the singing by the various choirs, and some of the memorable words you talked about. but it was also a death in the family. it was very much a family's funeral, as well. there was a moment just as they were putting bush 41's casket into the hearse, where it is right now. you can see laura bush holding on to president bush 43's arm, and her hand scampered down the arm and held his hand in a moment of consoling. again, we are not just saying goodbye to a leader. this was a son saying goodbye to his father. there were several moments in bush 43's eulogy that stuck out for me. one -- "die young, as old as possible." and it was so true about george herbert walker bush. in his 80s, he was still remarkably active. even in his 90s, when parkinson's began to rub his body. he continued to have a great time. as you know, when he was 90 years old, he jumped out of an airplane. even when he was confined to a wheelchair,

talked about wanting this to be a tougher crackdown on illegal immigration and here's what he told chris wallace. >> are you happy with kirstjen neilsen at dhs? >> i like her a lot, respect her a lot, she's very smart. we will see what happens but i went to be extremely tough. >> how is the relationship now? >> this is not something that happened overnight. it is something i have a working hard on, the president and i have a great relationship. is making it clear every day he will protect americans, he will secure the border and he wants to make sure we do everything we can to do that. shannon: there will be legal challenges to this, there have been to any number of things this administration has done. we are working on numerous threats, a number of different legal venues, courts that are willing here, we have a ruling from judge sullivan who is pushing back on the idea that people cannot come here saying they fear gang violence or domestic violence, that violates the law and you have to take those people. >> we are reviewing that court case, that was a case the attorney general took. this goes

staff john kelly to stay on 2020 and kelly reported agreed to that but then in an interview with chris wallace on fox news sunday earlier this month the president wouldn't necessarily commit or guaranty the 2020 date. >> look, we get along well, there are certain things i love that he does and certain things that i don't like that he does. let's see what happens. i have not -- look, i have three or four or five position that is i'm thinking about. i need flexibility. >> the president said that kelly is leaving but wouldn't call it a retirement, there are some rumors floating around that kelly decided to leave now because he did an interview with the special counsel, when it comes to those particular rumors the senior administration official is telling me that kelly's departure had nothing to do with special counsel, there have been rumors for a very long time about kelly leaving, today though we got the final confirmation. arthel: final confirmation from the president who is taking some football today attending the army-navy game. any news there? >> big classic game in philadelphia, the presid

we have a preview much what's to come on "fox news sunday" with chris wallace acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney. incoming white house cheer of staff. back to what i was saying, president trump said he would own the shutdown and would be happy to do it. immediately after that public meeting in the oval office, the democratic leader dubbed it a trump shutdown. the president calming it the democratic shutdown. can you explain how they will get to a compromise? >> nancy pelosi was saying we didn't have the votes in the house. she convinced her members we wouldn't be able to pass what we ended up passing. when ended up passing it with dozens of votes as a difference between those who said yes and those who said no. you have a house-passed bill that senator schumer says is dead on arrival in the senate. what's not getting enough attention is the senate-passed funding bill is dead on arrival in the white house. in my mind what that means is regardless of your party, whether you are in the house, senate, capital or out. if you want to engage in this conversation, you need to talk

trump spoke with fox's chris wallace earlier this month and wouldn't guaranty that and among other things he needed flexibility, there were things that he liked and some things he did not like. he said today that john kelly is leaving at the end of the year but, eric, he said he would not call it a retirement. eric: a lot of concerns about entering into a political season especially with the democrats taking over the house in january for potential move. the president is in philadelphia, 119th army-navy game and new details on that. >> opening ceremonies about to get started, president trump posted a photo on twitter as he was making his way to philadelphia, seems to be a photo of the stadium taken from air force one and the president is set to participate in national anthem ceremony, the coin toss and sit in the stance on both navy and army side, he told reporters that it's an honor to go to the game and he said that both sides are going to do great. we are we are game in place since 1890, navy leads, we will see who comes out on top. arthel: let's bring in more axios reporter caitlin owe

. ♪ chris: i'm chris wallace. a government shutdown.ck markets in freefall, and the defense secretary quits over a sudden shift in policy. are the wheels coming off the trump presidency? ♪ >> there are chaotic weeks and then there is this week. chris: from the shutdown showdown. >> it is the democrat shutdown. we've done our thing. >> you're not getting the wall today, next week or on january 3rd. to the worst weeks in the markets in 10-year. >> in the world going on with stocks. once going up, up and away, they are slip-sliding away. chris: controversial moves in the middle east. >> it is in our nationa

but in any case, rudy giuliani was pointing to that in an interview with chris wallace on fox news. >the special counsel want to interview the president? >> good luck. good luck. after they trapped him in perjury. i did better on traffic violations. >> you say no way, no interview? >> they're a joke. over my dead body. i could be dead. >> i guess that means that they're not going to do an interview with mueller unless there's a subpoena. >> yeah. that's probably, you know, the tenth worst thing that rudy giuliani said yesterday for donald trump. but his incorrect argument about a perjury trap seems to leaked into flynn's lawyers' heads. you don't need to warn someone if they lie to the fbi they can be charged with that and don't need to warn someone like michael flynn. they need to understand that it's voluntary and they can leave if they don't want to be interviewed but i guess rudy giuliani is trying to prop up the michael flynn case in some way, shape or form as a reason why donald trump won't sit for an interview. but he's really grasping at straws here. there is no perjury trap.

chris wallace asked him about that not long ago in the president talked about how he did have plans to make a trip like this. but he talked about how he had an unbelievably busy schedule. as you said it, he not only visited troops for spoke with them for about 20 minutes. >> leland: this coming from the pool traveling with the president, the president asked on the ground, did you have any concerns coming to iraq? absolutely, the president said. i have concerns for the institution and the safety of the first lady. what do you make in terms of the news that came out of this? president trump told reporters traveling with him that if needed the u.s. can attack isis so fast and so hard "won't know what happened." how can we link the decision to pull u.s. troops out of syria with the decision to visit u.s. troops in iraq? coincidence? >> i will let you or our viewers to make that decision there. but what makes this notable is that not only was it the first time for him to visit combat troops overseas but it comes on the heels of him decided to remove troops from syria. at one point he said t

see you next time on >> i am chris wallace. a federal judge strikes down obamacare and president trump's former fixture is sentenced to prison. who in the president's inner circle is next fall? >> let me tell you, i never directed him to do anything wrong. whatever he did, he did on his own. >>chris: what do we know about president trump's involvement in payments to two women during the 2016 campaign and what does michael cohen's cooperation mean for the special counsel investigation? we will ask rudy giuliani. >>> then - - >> i am proud to shut down the government for border security. i will take the mantle but i will be the one to shut it down.i'm not going to blame you for it. >>chris: the president deals with divided washington and a possible shutdown over his border wall. >> perhaps he doesn't understand people need paychecks. >>chris: we will ask our sunday panel if were headed for compromise or confrontation. >> u.s. engagement around the world, there are many reasons we should maintain that. >>chris: we will talk to bil

jo sandra: i'm sandra smith in for chris wallace, day nine of the partial government shutdown.president trump doubled down on his border wall. >> how long do you think the you shutdown will last, mr. president? >> whatever it takes. we need safety for our country. sandra: how far apart are both sides on the deal. >> we have to work on it until we get an agreement where the majority say yes. >> where are chuck schumer and nancy pelosi? they're not stalking right now. sandra: what options are on the table. we'll discuss the showdown standoff with kellyanne conway and get an update on the negotiations with steve scalise, the number three republican in

we were at the reagan library the other day, our friend bret baier and chris wallace and i.gan as a hologram. like michael jackson. they have reagan as a hologram. >> morgan: what about howard stern? >> greg: that would be fun. >> jesse: never survive. >> morgan: i listen to his radio show all the time. >> juan: i thought you were so girly a minute to go. >> morgan: i am. i like the fashion. >> juan: listening to howard stern? >> morgan: you can be feminine and still like howard stern. >> juan: for a woman to hear this kind of talk. >> dana: she has a wide range of interests. >> morgan: i have heard sailors say a lot worse. >> greg: i think we need to bring forgiveness back. >> dana: my point was three weeks ago we had dan crenshaw on "saturday night live" and everyone said that's the model for how we should handle it. >> juan: today there was a case in texas. a guy attacked a woman and then the judge says 400 bucks and some community service. that's outrageous. i don't think i am a hard man but goodness gracious. >> dana: we are not talking about the same thing. he was accu

chris: i'm chris wallace. the nation mourns our 41st president, george herbert walker bush.t trump calls a temporary truce in the trade war with china at a summit of world leaders in argentina. >> we've made tremendous progress at the g-20 with many nations. chris: we'll break down the summit and how the president dealt with challenges from china, russia and saudi arabia with two key senators, republican roy blunt, a member of the gop leadership, and democrat ben carton, a member of the senate foreign relations committee. then, remembering a war hero

chris wallace is going to do that.anagement at fox will tolerate -- is that something they encourage? >> one of the changes in the roger ales era, a comment like that would have gotten someone taken off the air. in the post ales era they go where the audience goes. they allow moments like that to happen because the ratings are good. there's not the authoritarian top down. a young reporter criticized sarah palin and that young person was pulled off the air. the mourdocks are primarily concerned with money and the money is pouring in. >> i wonder when you extrapolate from something like that to sinclair which is doing a completely different thing which is broader than what fox is doing. they're feeding direct propaganda into the homes of people into their traffic and weather today. that is a much more ominous development. >> people saw how much money you can make from fox and if you are a radical idea owe log like the owners of sinclair, let's take this to the local stations. let's infiltrate local news. polling shows pe

>>chris: i am chris wallace. the white house chief of staff is out. prosecutors bring president trump closer to interference and other crimes. and that u.s./china trade deal rattles wall street. >> everybody in washington now agrees that china is a bad actor doing bad things. >>chris: we will discuss trade talks. the arrest of a top chinese executive and what it means for the u.s. economy with one of the president's top advisers, larry kudlow. and a week of dramatic revelations and proper mothers russia investigation. what do the court filings show and what does it mean for the president? >> i think it's turning around nicely. there's no collusion which is very important. >>chris: senator angus king joins us. plus - - >> we do not want a trumpet temper tantrum to cover in our policies. >>chris: we will ask our sunday panel if the government shutdown is now unavoidable. and our "power player of the week". >> the pilot said tom, you stay here, you die. >>chris: one american heroes act of devotion you will never forget. >> thomas shouted that we will be

jon: you can bet the shutdown been a hot topic on fox news sunday tomorrow when chris wallace sits downng acting white house chief of staff and director of the office of management and budget, mick mulvaney. check the local listings for the time. you can also catch it here on fox news channel 2:00 and 7:00 p.m. eastern time tomorrow. >>> president trump facing a setback with his plan to implement new asylum restrictions. yesterday a divided supreme court upheld a lower court ruling that blocks the trump administration from enforcing a ban on asylum for any immigrants who cross the u.s. mexico border illegally. william la jeunesse is following the story. he has this report. >> today's supreme court ruling means the immigrants seen here, crossing the border illegally still have a right to claim asylum. the court ruling against an administration policy that required immigrants to seek asylum only at ports of entry. this comes as immigrants grow increasingly desperate. wednesday 300 central americans jumped vehicle barriers in the arizona desert. one in the middle of nowhere on an indian re

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for much more on this tune into fox news sunday chris wallace will sit down with president trump attorneymorrow at 2 and 7 p.m. eastern here on fox news channel. wisconsin governor and republican scott walker signing controversial lame duck bills that strip power from incoming govan tony ever and incoming state attorney general. both of whom are democrats, those powers will be transferred to the republican controlled legislature, and handleman has more. >> in his final significant act as governor there's nothing lame about lame duck session bill scott walker signs into green bay friday. >> a lot of hype especially in national media implying this is a power shift it is not in new controversial laws limit early voting hour and from governor and attorney general which will soon be held by democrats back to legislature which has been firm republican control. >> the governor argues offings remains one of the most powerful of its kind in the country, governor elect tony said that goes against the decision made clear by voters. >> what i've said all along is, you know, true. that the will of the

he's also doubling down on what he told fox news and chris wallace in an interview recently. >> there you know, i could be dead. >> he's also claiming that mueller's investigation is nearing completion, though independent analysts who have worked on previous presidential special counsel investigations told fox news they don't see the end in sight for this investigation for at least several more months. julie? >> julie: thank you so much. let's bring in steve greenberg, a criminal defense attorney to talk more about this. let's talk about michael cohen, shall we? he's a liar, we know that, it's been admitted and it's been proven and now -- she's going to be going to jail in march. he previously kept silent so it's a bit of a surprise i guess that he is coming out and on all platforms, twitter to deny these claims. what do you make of his denial? >> it seems to me the fact that he comes out and denies the claim means it's probably not a true report. to be very easy to refute this claim, if there's physical evidence, cell phone tower and the like, they can prove it happened. the fact tha

we will bring in fox news sunday host chris wallace as well as i want to brief one of the tweets that went out from one of his grandchildren saying nothing gave him more joy in service to others especially supporting and caring for those who risked making the ultimate sacrifice every day. his leadership taught us to be kinder and gentler, to love each other, we will miss him dearly and that will be an interesting conversation for this country to have - we talk about it will likely be very bipartisan as we remember the life of this very special man and former president. >> absolutely. there is a sense in the country now that it is a 0-sum game, one side wins, the other side loses and that wasn't the way that george hw bush viewed life and certainly not the way he viewed politics. he was very competitive. very tough. thought hard to become president and certainly -- when he lost in 1992 to bill clinton, he had a sense of community and much more unites us than divides us and if we could have more of that conversation, we celebrate his life and observe his death, that will be, his last co