eboni is an attorney.on't cut a deal and ask for immunity unless you're going to jail. >> kat: obviously he does not think he's going to actually be able to impeach the president. i think what he wanted to do was do something where people would start to maybe know who the hill brad sherman is because i've never heard of him before and now were all talking about him. it is just like the things eric brings up, over blowing things in the media. this has the same negative impact of not taking it seriously. they are calling for impeaching him now. that just shows their motivations aren't in the correct place. >> when do we allow bureau creates to dictate. the fbi is not a separate branch of government. at the end of the day you also have to look at what the recommendations are and if they don't go. >> eboni: i think that's dangerous, eric. if we start undermining the intelligence agencies. >> kat: the fbi is supposed to do the fbi's job. >> eboni: senate republicans reveal their revamped health care bill. will

. >> eboni: i'm eboni k. williams with eric bolling and kat timpf. we are "the fox news specialists" ." the white house getting back on offense in the wake of the donald trump, jr. controversy. after don jr's exclusive interview with sean hannity last night. fighting back against accusations of collusion. >> i think if there's been any evidence of collusion in 2016 that's come out or been discussed that's actually happen, it would be between the dnc and the ukrainian government. i don't often quote "the new york times" but even one of the reporters tweeted earlier today why this example provides evidence of collusion. "cooperation was between dnc officials and officials from the ukrainian government, not just some associates. ukrainian actions to coordinate with the dnc was actually successful unlike anything shown by don, jr.,'s emails." >> eboni: president trump that i'm with pat roberts for an interview that will air tomorro tomorrow. president trump claims it was hillary clinton who would've been vladimir putin's preferred candidates. >> if hilla

>> eboni: gas. a portal.are requesting information on an internet portal. >> lars: this is a concern, the social security administration knows fake social security numbers are used routinely. the underlying agenda issue, especially for the left, is that this goes after the illegal alien problem. we have six people registered in six different states under the same social security number and all you have to do is match the lists and a computer to find them and now you know who they are and you know they are addressed, the left says we don't want that to happen. >> eboni: i am with that if someone can show me widespread voter fraud that warrants that type of risk you're talking about, then i will entertain it. i haven't seen it. a case here and there but i haven't seen widespread pandemonium of voter fraud that i keep hearing about it. >> tomi: i think voter i.d. laws. i am with you. divert no answer? >> tomi: i think he should have a photo i.d. to vote. a simple way to go about it. >> eboni: the people proposin

eboni, i am on your page. truth is, i heard a great quote the other day and he said "you are either ruled by the bible or the bnf." the reason you and i don't go out and murder people, we have a conscience and a code and morality heard we won't do it. i don't care what someone does to me, and less they are breaking into my home and they are going to hurt my kids, i'm not going to kill them. it's christ, it's the church, its godliness. they need strong people, strong men. somebody has to roll up your sleeves and be brave enough to go into chicago. >> eric: i don't agree with you, eboni. i think it's got to the sum of both. maybe you get into the community but you are talking about strong leaders. chicago has some of the strongest african-american leaders in the country. >> eboni: no, they do not. >> eric: was barack obama strong african-american leader? >> eboni: barack obama was a strong leader and a community organizer. i wouldn't consider him a leader of chicago. he came from hawaii. >> taya: i normally don'

eboni, you have defended him. what do you think about it? >> eboni: i am teasing you. i'm happy to speak out about this. i have defended his right, not the way he did it, wouldn't have been my choice, but the right to protest. i will say this james baldwin quote. >> "i love america more than any other country in the world and for exactly this reason i reserve the right to perpetually criticize her." we talk about being a more perfect union. if we embrace the spirit of it, i think it's completely appropriate. >> kat: we all have that right and that's one of the most wonderful things about the country. >> eric: the system works. colin kaepernick had a right to be a jerk and neil for the national anthem and so many americans died for that flag. he had a right to do that. right after that season, he got let go because people were sick of it and they didn't like it. they weren't showing up to the san francisco 49ers games. >> eboni: i would push back on that. that's not the only why he's not playing football in the nfl. i'm not saying he's not talented but he's not the most

. >> eboni: hello, i'm eboni williams along with eric bolling and kat timpf. we are "the specialists" ." well, the global steaks don't get much higher than this. president trump meeting russian president vladimir putin for the first time in today's summit in hamburg, germany. they had a face-to-face it down that lasted more than two hours covering a big plate of global crises and issues. president trump addressed the biggest elephant in the room, the russian meddling of the election. rex tillerson debriefs reporters before >> president putin denied such involvement. as i think he has in the past. the two leaders agree, though, this is a substantial -- to move the relationship forward. >> eric, we know the relationship is very important. it's been both chilly and more friendly at various times. what do you think it's been today? >> eric: this is amazing. a 40 minute meeting, scheduled for 40 minutes, the world takes notice. putin addresses trump as the excellency, the world takes notice. they negotiate a partial cease-fire in syria. they negotiate highly handle

senator does. >> eboni: absolutely. so they should say it. >> eric: meeting with someone associated with the russian government is not illegal, unethical, or collusion. >> eboni: so why deny yet? >> eric: i don't know. they have a lot of business in russia. >> kat: conflict of interest? come on. do you think this was a bad decision, eric? >> eric: donald trump didn't know about it until a couple days ago. >> eboni: do you think donald trump, jr. did something wrong? >> eric: no. >> kat: is this real life? how can you say he didn't do anything wrong? >> eric: if someone is offered opposition research against a candidate you are running against, you're going to take i it. >> joe: might have been sloppy but i don't see that he did anything wrong. >> eric: you paper opposition research. >> kat: the top level of our governments. >> eric: he would've said maybe later on we'll get together. >> kat: >> eboni: i'm not mad am for taking it. but when someone says did you have been meetings, interviews conversations with these russ

>> eboni: salt.nd trim. >> eric: i can't believe we didn't get shots. >> eboni: eric? >> eric: yesterday have opportunity to go on abc to sell the book. sat down with george stephanopoulos. a bunch of journalists happen to be there. take a look. these sessions thing is on his mind. when i spoke to him yesterday, he is concerned that he appointed jeff sessions. shook his hand and said you are the attorney general. >> how do you explain them saying he has confidence in jeff sessions. he does not. >> eric: he's frustrated that had he known jeff was going to recuse himself within days of being appointed over a handshake and a receiving line at a book event that he probably wouldn't be the attorney general. i had a nice conversation. it was a good time. >> eboni: you did your thing. >> kat: great stuff. eric bolling, abc. it's great. i agree with the tie. >> eboni: pink power ties. sunday's best. >> kat: mind is a little bit sad. my favorite mayor died. can we get a picture? this is an amazing inspiration

eric, kat, eboni. any questions?> eboni: my question is around the tim kaine statements around perjury or at the question of it. to your understanding, is that a result of the denial that initially donald trump, jr., gave around his meetings with the russians officials? >> i think so. this is been a really evolving story over the last four days. i started with one defense and has evolved to what we are now seeing. i think that is where that perjury remark came from. probably, the real big question, is this collusion or is this simply an example of political inexperience? that is really what a lot of republicans are pointing to. but the problem with that assumption is that, yes, donald trump, jr., is relatively politically inexperienced, so is one of the other people that was in that meeting, his son-in-law jared kushner. but paul manafort was the campaign manager at the time and he is no political novels. he has been in this for decades. a lot of folks here in washington state denied that he should have known better.

this is how our system works. >> eboni: kim, eboni k. for not just your loss but having to replay and relive that emotionally every time something like this is in the national news. my question is. this you brought up, you guys as a family, were successful in the civil lawsuit, i think it's $33 million, something to that effect was granted. but you have only seen about 1% of that. can you speak a little bit about what the family intend to do in terms of pursuing what is legally yours? >> well, our judgments back in 1997 was valued at 33.5 million between ours and the brown family. is now our portion specifically is close to 60 million. with interest over the years. we will continue to pursue that. just as we have for all these years because that is our right. and that is the only way that we can enforce punishment for him killing ron and nicole. we will continue to do what we have always done. arkansas acre kim, it's eric bolling, future earnings, you can't earn off of the crimes but can you go after just some of his other earnings? i he

eric, kat, eboni. any questions?> eboni: my question is around the tim kaine statements around perjury or at the question of it. to your understanding, is that a result of the denial that initially donald trump, jr., gave around his meetings with the russians officials? >> i think so. this is been a really evolving story over the last four days. i started with one defense and has evolved to what we are now seeing. i think that is where that perjury remark came from. probably, the real big question, is this collusion or is this simply an example of political inexperience? that is really what a lot of republicans are pointing to. but the problem with that assumption is that, yes, donald trump, jr., is relatively politically inexperienced, so is one of the other people that was in that meeting, his son-in-law jared kushner. but paul manafort was the campaign manager at the time and he is no political novels. he has been in this for decades. a lot of folks here in washington state denied that he should have known better.

eboni is right. when they changed the venue, they went from the west side of town, the upscale community, to downtown where they knew they were going to get an urban jury. they got exactly the the jury they should have expected. and that jury did not trust anybody. they were willing to believe that because mark fuhrman used the n-word that o.j. simpson was being framed by everyone, every cop involved despite the mountain of evidence. >> eric: i heard you say after the verdict that he was part of the aftermath, the racial divide in the country, in the aftermath of the trial, responsible for it. >> there is no doubt about it. they helped create the racial divide. they certainly come at the very least, they laid bare that the country was divided along racial lines. we have seen evidence of that since the 1990s. this was an expectation of the issue. this man. jay z, i have to point this out. jc with this new hit album, he has a song on it called "the oj story." in it, he uses oj's own words. he said infa

. >> eric: i am eric bolling with eboni k. williams and kat timpf. we are "the fox news specialists" ." the left and the mainstream media are in a frenzy following reports president trump's eldest son donald trump, jr. met with a kremlin-connect employer in june of last year. trump, jr., had said the meeting was about adoption law issues between the u.s. and russia and now he's adding that he accepted the meeting due to promises of possible dirt on hillary clinton. trump junior tweeted out sarcastically "obviously i am the first person on the campaign to ever take a meeting to hear info about an opponent. it went nowhere but had to listen." white house commenting on the meeting a short time ago. >> don, jr., took a very short meeting from which there was absolutely no follow-up. the only icy inappropriate about the meeting was the people that leaked the information on the meeting after it was voluntarily disclosed. i would say don, jr., did not collude with anybody to influence the election. >> eric: the white house added that president trump found o

>> eric: i am eric bolling with eboni k. williams and kat timpf. mrs. "the fox news specialists"" some very big news out of the white house, anthony scaramucci scaramucci -- sarah huckabee sanders addressed it at the white house briefing a short time ago. >> was scaramucci fired by the president or asked to resign? >> i'm not going to get into anything beyond what i've already said. >> eric: scaramucci held the title for ten days. white house put out a statement saying they wished "scaramucci all the best." we are joined by john roberts. what's the latest? >> we did plumb the depths a little bit, a more aggressive trying than it normally does to get something out of sarah huckabee sanders. but we did. looks like the reasons for scaramucci's departure were twofold. he was outside the chain of command the way john kelly saud. he had a direct line to the president and he had made it very clear when he is hired by the president a week ago last friday that one of the things he'd asked for and received in the job was to not report to the chief of staff but di

. >> i am eboni k. williams with kat timpf and eric bolling. thank you for joining us for a special edition of "the fox news specialists." politics, justice, and scandal. happy fourth of july, america. we have a packed show today, bring you everything from politics to celebrity justice, a brand-new feature, and so much more beer let's meet today's specialists. former arizona congressman, former talk radio show host in a current host on newsmax tv any specialized in everything broadcasting. j.d. hayworth is here. she's the author of a book called "government gone wild," a contributor at "the hill," and she specializes in being an obsessed ron paul group b. kristin tate is here. let's start with president trump in his time in office. how we as a show think he's doing. we will break it down into issues and we will give him a grade. foreign policy. from day one president trump is taking a firm stance on keeping america safe and reestablishing the u.s. as a leading global superpower. but his method of delivery has been untraditional. leaving some to

ebony, it is troubling. the mere fact that many republicans cannot come to that middle ground, where you see this division amongst moderates and the conservatives, i think that it's just a disturbance for the american people. they are not fulfilling a promise. >> i'm hearing from the president, and also, really, from the g.o.p. in its totality, a lot of criticisms among the democrats. nothing that is fair and that is accurate. but first things first, before you ask, does the g.o.p. have to get on the same page with this? >> at some point, republicans and democrats will have to go home to their constituents and explain, when they said last year during an election that we are going to repeal and replace, or reform, if you are a democrat, or obamacare, what they thought that meant. and so much of this discussion of, why it's a disservice to the american people, is all about how many people the government is going to pay for in giving the medicare. it says nothing about the fact that there are doctors every day

we have cat, eboni. this is "the fox news specialists." let's do it again. repealing and replacing obamacare begins and starts with a heartbeat in the senate. the chamber begins debate on healthcare legislation and it was an absolute nail-biter. 51 yeses to 50 nos. do the math. vice president mike pence had to cast the tiebreaker. also saw the emotional return of senator john mccain to the floor following his brain cancer diagnosis along with vintage mccain remarks. listen. >> make no mistake, my service here is the most important job i've had in my life. i'm so grateful, so grateful to the people of arizona for the privilege, for the honor of serving here and the opportunities it gives me to play a small role in the history of the country that i love. i voted for the motion to proceed to allow debate to continue on amendments we offer. i will not vote for this bill as it is today. it's a shell of a bill right now. we know that. i have changes urged by my state's governor included to earn support in final passage of any bill. if this ends in failure, which i

eboni's docket.t. >> time now for the docket, a few issues are as controversial, polarizing as illegal immigration. it's so hot button that i suggest that donald trump rose to the issue on his presidency. this week, 10 people died after being smuggled in a tractor trailer and shows how dire the consequences are of continuing to kick the can down the road on real policy solutions around immigration reform. sanctuary cities have been the answer for many of the pro immigrant community. now while their intention is to protect the immigrant community, i submit that they further endanger the immigrant community itself along with greater law enforcement and the public itself. >> sanctuary cities are the criminal's biggest friend. if you're ailing a smuggler and smuggling people for a living, that is one sales pitch. we can get you to a sanctuary city where they will help shield you from immigration. i've said it -- every time i speak, i say sanctuary cities need to help us. they don't want to endanger publi

eboni? >> you make reference to general kelly being successful around the signature issue of president trump's presidency, immigration being down. what type of award you think we will see around people that have had positive results around the trump administration? my question is, next up, health care is dead as of yesterday. what do you think the president will do and who do you think will be in charge of that effort moving forward? >> good questions. i think two things have to happen. first of all, they want to move forward on tax reform, this is a critical issue. you've heard eric talk about this. if you're going to get a pelt here in year one, immigration, fine. the wall, you can still come up with funding for that. we saw that. you have to get something of substance done ahead of the mid-term. can general kelly in running this team get them on point, on focus for the president's agenda and get their messaging out there? i think by all accounts, sarah huckabee sanders has done yeomans wo

eboni williams, what a doll you are. look at that book.k. >> it's 9,000 degrees in the swamp. lou: that's one of the nicest things i heard about washington today. >> the reason they built it here is so nobody would stay here. lou: let me start just with the president. he's making it clear, sessions has got to start performing and mueller has to get out of these conflicts of interest. >> the president was clear he did not appreciate a.g. sessions recusing himself. lou: do you like what he did today? >> i thought it was honest. he's leading. but where is the follow-through? lou require said earlier, if you are going to fix this thing, the president has to get those donors and say dry that swamp in d.c. and mcconnell and ryan and stop the nonsense and let's get this country moving again. >> the president needs to spend more time talking about i have got a pen, i'm ready to sign. the hectoring of republicans was the best we have seen you are here in a while. i want moyer of that and less going after jeff sessions. i agree that he shouldn't hav

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. >> eboni: hello, i'm eboni williams along with eric bolling and kat timpf.e are "the specialists" ." well, the global steaks don't get much higher than this. president trump meeting russian president vladimir putin for the first time in today's summit in hamburg, germany. they had a face-to-face it down that lasted more than two hours covering a big plate of global crises and issues. president trump addressed the biggest elephant in the room, the russian meddling of the election. rex tillerson debriefs reporters before

if we make the show about eric ebony and can't instead of the two specials every day.really like that person. then we went from here to here and the chemistry developed and we developed a relationship with the audience. that takes time. i think we are on we're on the right track. [applause]. having gotten to know you over the last couple of years and interacting with you privately and personally as we set these things up. it does my heart will to know that when i tune in and watch her show not only do i like the programming but hosting is a genuine human being. i can only hope that everyone feels that way. it means the world to me. [applause]. [applause]. can i just tell you guys it's amazing. it warms my heart. it's just awesome. thank you for coming out. there you go. i want to hang down here and meet some of you all. if you can. i want to come back and say hi eric bowling. we will see you guys in just a second. [inaudible] [inaudible] book tv recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they are reading this summer. there are three books that are on

. >> eboni: i'm eboni k. williams with eric bolling and kat timpf.e "the fox news specialists" ." the white house getting back on offense in the wake of the donald trump, jr. controversy. after don jr's exclusive interview with sean hannity last night. fighting back against accusations of collusion. >> i think if there's been any evidence of collusion in 2016 that's come out or been discussed that's actually happen, it would be between the dnc and the ukrainian government. i don't often quote "the new york times" but eve

charles and i would like to thank eric and eboni for allowing us to sit in.ecialistsfnc on twitter and facebook. 5:00 will never be the same. don't miss our special tomorrow. "special report" is next. >> even supporters of president trump urge him to take a holiday from tweeting but the commander-in-chief seems to be committed to more online fireworks. this is "special report" ." good evening and welcome to washington. i am james rosen sitting in for bret baier. as america prepares to commemorate its 241st birthday, president trump continues lighting up the mainstream news media on the 21st century battlefield we call social media. the president's twitter finger was active all weekend and this morning, including his posting of a video in which he appears to wrestle to the ground a man with a cnn logo superimposed over his face. kevin corke is at

it matters to us ♪ hey, everybody i'm eboni williams and eric bolling and kat timpf.s decision coming as anthony scaramucci communications director. fast-moving developments. we will go to chief white house correspondent john roberts who has more. john? >> eboni good afternoon to you, this happened very quickly in the space of 24 hours. anthony scaramucci was at the white house yesterday talking to the president, the subject of the communications job came up. the president said hey, i like you. you are a great guy. you are very loyal. i like the way you get out there and you battle. the president referring to the battle that

ebony and beat alloa and top their group.joined by aberdeen, celtic, rangers and stjohnstone. group c won't be decided until tomorrow's tayside derby. the full results can be found on the bbc sport website. it is day three of the ladies‘ scottish open at dundonald links. australian karrie webb is top of the leaderboard, six under par after 15 holes. she already has seven major titles to her name. georgia hall is the leading brit injoint ninth place, —— injoint —— in joint sixth —— injoint sixth place. she's one over par. the fourth golf major of the women's season, the british open, starts next week. dual oaks winner and race favourite enable, ridden by frankie detorri, won the prestigious king george vi and queen elizabeth stakes at ascot. the 5—4 shot, trained byjohn gosden, saw off the challenge of 9—1 ulysses in second. the horse magnificent in the final furlongs as it cruised to victory on soft ground. dettori said afterwards: "i missed the whole of royal ascot and to come back to the place i love so much, it means a lot

a batch could move across the near channel but there's about two hours of dry ebony the storm cloudsunder and lightning first thing. could be some murky weather around the coastline but essentially plenty of sunshine across wales, the midlands and much of northern england to start the day. northern ireland partly cloudy but again brighter moments. in scotla nd but again brighter moments. in scotland will have a rather disappointing start to the day, rather cloudy with a band of rain slowly pushing east. temperatures in glasgow around 8am all 9am, “i. through the rest of the day that first batch of storms travels north, perhaps in two parts of east anglia, but later on we could see some more significant storms breaking out across parts of the midlands and northern england as well. temperature wise, nothing to write home about across scotland and northern ireland but a little warmer than over the last few days. the hot and humid airwith than over the last few days. the hot and humid air with us in england and wales, temperatures peaking over 30 again. late afternoon and evening, these

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. ♪ >> eric: i am eric bolling along with ebony k williams and kat timpf, we are the "the fox news specialists don't adjust your televisions, this is a special 11:00 p.m. eastern edition of "the fox news specialists" after dark. it is a big day of developments for the white house and the russia investigation, donald trump, jr., just responded to the acquisitions f collisions with a special sit down on "hannity." we are up to the minute analysis, stick around and you will be more informed than congress. there's a lot for us to sink our teeth into. we go to christians to measure

i am kat timpf with charles payne filling in for eric bolling and mercedes colwin in for eboni k.he fox news specialists. just when you thought the war between president trump and the media had reached a 10, it smashes through two and 11, may be 11.5. unless you have been too busy firing off roman candles and bottle rockets, you have noticed that president tweet out a mock video of himself body slamming the cnn logo. white house officials claim the president's tweet was meant to be a joke but a lot of people in the media are finding it funny. >>

specialists herman cain and michael balboni and my special thanks for letting me sit in the seat for ebonilow the show on social media at specialistsfnc on twitter, facebook. remember, 5:00 will never be the same. "special report" starts right now. >> bret: president trump showcases his speed 25 initiative and is focused on getting a health care bill across the finish line, tweeting about continuing questions about the russian meeting at having to deal with an aggressive iran. announce the jailing of an american graduate student have a big u.s. decision. this is "special report" ." ♪ good evening. welcome to washington. we don't usually start like that, but i am bret baier. the republican effort to repeal and replace obamacare has encountered another roadblock.

ebony, georgia. think they stand for the people as opposed to the republicans standing for business. it seems like every time a new agenda it looks like the balkans, they are talking about free market and money. the democrats are talking about these things affecting people. i think at this point the democrats/republicans are getting a little tired. each person that runs for congress or the president, they should run on their own merits and what they believe in, not part of a party or things like that because people are getting really brainwashed about what is important just because someone said they are republican or democrat. people don't know who their commerce people are and what they really stand for other than a democrat or republican. we're getting too far away from that and not looking at the actual person. when you first section guys talked about the republicans and how many people talking in talking about donald trump is an honest man. withdy qs what is happened a straight face and say this

i'm kat and eric and eboni. this is "the fox news specialists."er leaks at the white house heats up as newly appointed white house communications director anthony scaramucci shakes things up and calling out reince priebus for calling out his unauthorized release of his finances. >> i don't like the

>> eboni: excellent. thank you to our fox news specialists today. thank you for watching at home. follow us on our social media pages today. both twitter and facebook. 5:00 will never be the same. don't miss "hannity"'s exclusive tonight. >> bret: a fox news alert. i am james rosen sitting in for bret baier. a daily siege from an aggressive hostile news media has forced out sean spicer as press secretary and seen wall street patent anthony scaramucci as the new communications director. sarah huckabee sanders, spoke a short time ago with sean hannity with the "hannity" program tonight. so sean spicer. we have howard kurtz, first to chief white house correspondents on the north lawn. good evening. >> good evening. we know the president has wanted to shake up these communication teams. what happened today was more like an earthquake. a shakeup in the communications team with the long expected but the speed and tumbled that marked this transition was a surprise. anthony scaramucci named communications director, sean spicer resigning. >> he wanted to bring some new folks in to help wra

my thanks to everyone at fox and "the specialists" letting me sit in for eboni k. williams today.me. "special report" is next. weekend! >> kat: yes! breath: 's vehicle more revelatn the russian scandal. keep that issue front and center, the white house is on deadline now. to certify the obama era iran deal a second time in the row. this is "special report" ." >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i am bret baier. immigration programs, and iran nuclear deal, and a regulation nation under attack. all of that in just a moment. first, president trump is back in the u.s. right now after a quick and what the white house describes as a very successful trip to france.

"ebony" magazine sent you out to spend time with him, is he the same oj? >> just covering a lot of athletes, there is a part of these people who just at some point can't accept, if they feel there is something, they have been wronged, there is a part that just can't let it go. >> even if the prospect of four or five years in prison is staring you in the face? >> i personally think if i had to vote now, i would say they're going to vote to let him walk. but i think we always want to see contrition. i think for certain people, in his mind, he was saying this is my stuff. i was right, and i disagree with you in terms of the violence and -- no, i think, do i think that he would be capable of violence again? no. i really don't. and frankly i kept going back to when i met him and i knew even with the whole thing of '94, and the murders, which by the way i think that is what this is about. that is what this is about. you mentioned it too. you were not talking about the burglary. the violence and the -- >> i'm prejudice, i'm biassed, no question. but that is not w

we have cat, eboni. this is "the fox news specialists." let's do it again.cing obamacare begins and starts with a heartbeat in the senate. the chamber begins debate on healthcare legislation and it was an absolute nail-biter. 51 yeses to 50 nos. do the math. vice president mike pence had to cast the tiebreaker. also saw the emotional return of senator j

i am kat timpf with eboni k. williams and eric bolling. we are "the fox news specialists" ."burg, germany, isn't even officially underway until tomorrow but it is getting off to heck of a start. protesters clashed with police officers who used water cannons and pepper straight on demonstrators who were throwing everything from bottles to flyers. this is a live shot of the protest. things have settled down for the time being. it was a wild scene. expected to be a contentious summit between world leaders.