. >> eboni: i am eboni k. williams along with eric bolling and kat timpf. we are "the fox news specialists" ." another blockbuster day for capitol hill, attorney general jeff sessions will publicly testify in front of the senate intel committee tomorrow afternoon. this is the latest twist in the russian investigation. it comes as one of president trump's biggest supporters raises questions about the integrity of the probe following jim comey's testimony last week. >> i think this is going to be a witch hunt. i think comey himself by his own testimony tainted this process. the director of the fbi deliberately leaking in order to create a special counsel. i think that's nonsense. i distrust independent councils. i think the people mueller is bringing in are dangerous people, and any republican who thinks this council is going to be neutral is crazy. it will be like expecting the post or "the new york times" to be accurate. >> eboni: the president's critics, such as the fired u.s. attorney, are going full speed ahead over obstruction of justice accusations. >>

>> eboni: let me answer this.it were up to me and i got to make a decision, i would take off the case. i would. >> eric: recommending that she stepped down? >> tom: by her recusing herself, it doesn't mean i am saying i'm biased. it means i have said these things that pass my understand is the judge, as a justice, i can put it aside and decide the case indefinitely but i recognize if i were to participate in this, people would think the system is rigged that i am biased i don't want to undermine the judiciary. don't want to undermine the supreme court. for the sake of the rule of law, i'm going to step back even though i know i can decide the case fairly. frankly, i don't think she can decide the case fairly. given what she said, i would caution her that she stepped back. >> shelby: i have a question bread when president trump attacked the courts, the judiciary, when he attacked, as he did with the travel ban that the courts are being slow and political. does that make it tough or impossible for justices to be imp

. >> eboni: i am eboni k. williams with kat timpf and eric bolling and we are the fox news specialists. we are awaiting two big house votes to help combat illegal immigration which is at the center of president trump's immigration agenda. kate's law and new funding for -- no funding for sanctuary cities. they give powerful remarks about the importance of the bills. because we are against illegal aliens and illegal alien criminals were amongst us. we are americans fighting for you. we are americans fighting that none of this happens to any other american and it shouldn't. and i think everyone of us needs to really do a check on your conscience if your fellow american doesn't mean as much to you as an illegal criminal does. because the legislation is not about a political party. it's about the safety of an -- safety of america. we have to forget about partisan politics and vote what's best for every american citizen into law. >> eboni: we talked yesterday about the personalizing of the legislation, and doesn't g

and this is my chance. >> eboni: this is my question.st, i will see what you say today, that she is an actual whistleblower and there was a lot of good that came from her. i can hear you there. what about the fact when you take that type of step to do what she did, you have to live with the consequences that come along with that. i don't know what she means by "all i wanted was a chance." you made a decision as a grown adult that you did something that you thought was in the best interest of your country, what have you, those are the consequences. >> katherine: make no mistake, chelsea manning, whistleblower. a huge difference. you know, the punishment too severe. >> eric: defined that. >> katherine: revealing civilian casualties -- >> eric: locations of military installments? i don't see -- whistleblower -- >> katherine: it did reveal government abuse. >> eric: i don't care. shouldn't do it! >> katherine: chelsea manning went to prison. >> eric: it was a 35 year sentence. >> katherine: i go to you, chris >> eboni: -- when you made the d

to say -- >> eboni: >> eboni: i consummat.aid i'm not going to declare you the next mlk but it's an important step. >> eric: admitting you have a problem is the step to recovery. >> eboni: i thought it was classy, mature. two weeks ago he doubled down, called into our show, pushed back on me calling him out about his comments on president obama. today he said i still hate obamacare, i hate the left-leaning policies, still love guns, but there's a better way to do it. >> mike: i have hunted with ted nugent. he's a great guy. he is one of the most tender hearted people you will ever be around and a lot of what people hear from ted, it's his personality. it's his way of doing it, but he's doing it with a great sense of humor and surprisingly real respect for other people. he just comes out there like a herd, a stampede. >> eboni: he said now when i am singing, people are taking it -- people are taking it literally. if this is a consequence, what happened to representative scalise, we can't do it anymore. seems like he is ready to

. >> eboni: i am eboni k. williams with eric bolling, kat timpf. we are "the fox news specialists" ." super busy news day. the role of the white house press secretary will be changing soon, according to john roberts. mr. spicer would be getting a promotion overseeing all white house medications. eric, we we had governor huckae on our program last week and you asked about the likelihood of sarah huckabee. >> eric: she has been doing a great job. they moved sean a little bit away from the day-to-day press news. is this such a -- it's such a hot seat. is this something you want? >> kat: i would not want that job. it's a very, very hard job. not just because of president trump but the media, it's a hostile relationship. >> eboni: onto global news, fox news reports that otto warmbier has died. the family issued a statement. here is a portion. "surrounded by his loving family, otto died today at 2:20 p.m. it would be easy at a moment like this to focus on all that we lost -- future time that won't be spent with a warm, engaging, brilliant young man whose

it's the intent. >> eboni: exactly right.ntent, the fact that they did put the retraction is, it was the editorial page, as eric points out. i don't think this is a slam dunk case for her. i think "the new york times"'s credibility has been damage so tremendously for the past 18 months, and this doesn't help. >> i think that's more important. she probably doesn't win legally. i think we are making a point of the american people that when trump says fake news, he's not lying. this has been a good week for trump in that regard. between this lawsuit, cnn, this wasn't paranoia on trump's part. there is fake news out there and there is such antagonism and laziness in the mainstream media that they will go to almost any means, even disingenuous ones to try to make the president and his allies look bad. >> eric: can you throw up the bernie stein. in the meantime, kat, let's give "the new york times" -- let's do this. take a listen to this. >> my wife is about the most honest person i know. it's a sad state of affairs in america, not

. ♪ >> eboni: i am eboni k.illiams with eric bolling and lisa boothe, and we are "the fox news specialists" ." the huge, huge news day today. a short time ago, but the congressional budget office released its score on the senate health care bill. roughly 22 million people could lose insurance coverage over the next decade. we will have more coming up. and we will take you live to the rose garden where president trump will soon be with indian prime minister modi where there's been talk of boosting military cooperation between the u.s. and india. the supreme court decided to partially reinstate president trump's travel ban policy. it will consider the presidents broad immigration powers this fall. they will impose the band with the exception that it "may not be enforced against foreign nationals." president trump tweeting that he was grateful for the decision. sean spicer on the president's behalf, said this. >> with respect to the supreme court decision on the executive order, the president was honored by the 9-0

>> eboni: let's get stephen in.thoughts. >> stephen: i am probably going to get in trouble for this but i am too old-school. when i stroll money for my mother's purse, first it was a dollar, then three, then five. you don't stop guys like assad, you don't stop kim jong-un. take an inch, take a yard. do i want 61 tomahawk missile sent over there? yeah, if that's what it takes. to let him know every time he throws a temper tantrum, we are going to spank him. >> eric: in north korea we have 30,000 troops in the dmz. that's an issue for us. we have been ally in south kore south korea. >> stephen: in these instances, these guys are whacked. i >> eric: not threatening u.s. persons or allies. >> so if he bombs 50,000 people, we do nothing? >> leo: your position is inconsistent with the white house, eric. >> eric: clearly. >> eboni: coming up, how america first is shaking up the world's view of the u.s. later, eric bolling's new book "the swamp" comes out today. we are kicking it off in grand fashion. jack be nimble, jack b

i am eric bolling with eboni k willems and kat timpf. we are "the fox news specialists" ." the james comey hearing living up to its block buster building. it was bombshell after bombshell for nearly three hours. let's bring in our specialists. he worked as a legislative political director for the rnc northeast region and he is the former political advisor and campaign manager to none other than president donald trump. needless to say his specialty is everything politics. corey lewandowski is here. she's a democratic political analyst serving a senior role in the campaigns of then senator john kerry and ted kennedy and she's a principal at the dewey square group. her specialty -- the happiest way to travel. mary anne marsh is here. let's do this. pick the comments appreciated. obstruction of justice accusations the central focus of today's hearings with james comey's claim that resident trumps that "i hope you can let this go" over the flynn investigation, leading to this exchange today. >> do you know of any case where a person has been charged for obstruction of justice or

as eboni is saying, it's spreading.the root, it's an ideological problem and there's going to be more involved in eradicating it. isis, as you were saying in the break, all the time claims responsibility for things they didn't do. it makes it look more powerful. the latter of their work for a psychological, making sure things are horrific and making sure they are in our minds because obviously they don't have a defense like a country like the united states does as a terror group and hoping to destroy our way of life through fear. it's important to not let that happen. >> eric: we saw the video, certainly looks more like -- i'm speculating. looks more like terror than a robbery. >> michael: president duterte is kind of a strongman and they strive on chaos and carnage brady has declared martial law in parts of the philippines. we don't know where this is going. they're looking for excuses to crack down on radical islam. back in the day, it was communism throughout the world. people took our stand and if you look at hungar

. >> eboni: i am eboni k. williams with eric bolling and kat timpf and we are "the fox news specialists" ." anti-terry sweeping london today in the wake of saturday's attack that killed seven and injured dozens. u.k. authorities are identifying two of the three terrorists in the attack that isis is claiming responsibility for. mike tobin joins us from london. >> the first of those terrorists identified is rachid redouane. they assume he is 30. investigators cannot pin down his country of origin. different case for khurum shazad butt. he was well known to police, as well as mi5. primarily he got on the radar for talking a great deal about radical islamist ideology. you mentioned anti-terror raids. they've been happening since the weekend. a couple boroughs outside london. they picked up some 12 people. at least 11 are being held. investigators believe they killed all the attackers but believe there might be a wider network. as london mourns, thousands have gathered in an area known as potters field for a vigil.

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>> eboni: way to measured. you have to call anything a thing whether it's islamic terror or the murder of this innocent young man. >> eric: let's meet today's specialists. he is the new york state reform party chairman and cohost of a radio show. he specializes in rocking a red beret better than anyone we know. curtis sliwa. director of a u.k. foreign policy think tank. new book out today. he specializes in being an englishman in new york. douglas murray is here. i have a few more things to say. time to wake up, america. the death of otto warmbier broke before he went to air yesterday. it hit me like a ton of bricks. maybe because i have a son about the same age when poor otto wandered into north korea on a travel junket, something my son might do. maybe i have a long memory. i remember the obviously staged a press conference where he admitted to taking a poster from a hotel for which he was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. a poster from a hotel bird look at the video. otto breaking down and the fear of the

i'm katherine timpf with eric bolling and eboni k. williams. we are the fox news specialists well, it's been a new twist after new twist today in the soap opera known as the russian investigation. president trump delivering a stunning tweet earlier writing, sources tell fox news the tweet is in reference to attorney general rod rosenstein's overseeing the russian investigation. also a source close to trump's legal team that president trump was not confirming in that tweet he was under investigation for possible obstruction. they say he was just referencing "the washington post" report that an obstruction probe is underway. that is just the tip of the iceberg today. eric, the legal team said he's not confirming, but what else could "i am under investigation" possibly mean? >> eric: i don't know. first of all day long people are expecting, are they talking about rosenstein, are they talking about mueller? i guess fox, they said rosenstein. rod rosenstein did recommend a fire mueller, so rod rosenstein is the guy who -- i'm sorry, fire comey. but

>> eboni: this kind of rains on that parade. we will talk about the announcement of his nominee for the new fbi director. >> eric: let's not forget, andrew, that this was a big smoking gun that james comey took extensive extemporaneous notes and one of the notes he took was after meeting with donald trump come after dinner, "washington post" and "the new york times" went ballistic about it. saying, we've got him. i am reading this, and he talks about the notes he takes after these meetings, and every single one of these meetings in the notes, he talks about, none of them rise to the level of illegality. >> andrew: i think the president had a good day today and will have a good day tomorrow because at the end of the day, there's really nothing here. you read it comey's letter, which i read quickly before i went on the air and i don't see anything that specifically says he deliberately tried to impede the investigation. so i think if you look at james clapper in australia yesterday, he said this was the worst scandal since waterga

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history now remembers the 50 years of the ebony fashion fair. the road show that took high fashion to towns and cities across america. from the 1950s through the turn of the century. this final extravaganza in 2009. at the textile museum at george washington university, a those fabulous styles here again. the faces of those who wore them still beguiling now frozen in time. what was it like? >> it was a lot of this. >> ah. >> did a lot of that. >> no smiles? >> some smiles but mostly, you know, a squint. >> reporter: leah spencer was once one of them. growing up here in washington she never planned on becoming a model. >> this was never something that anyone would have foreseen in my future, anyone who knew me anyway. i got involved my senior year in college. a former fashion fair model approached me and asked if i had a job lined up after i graduated, and i did not. so she gave me the information to audition. i flew up. i met mr. and mrs. johnson and i was on the road. >> reporter: eunice johnson, wife and founder of ceo of johnson publishing, c

ebony: was that my mom again?ose people felt under 8 years of america that was nothing more than a trash bin, there is no such thing as american exceptionalism. we are hearing for the first time that this is america first. make america great again. he's a truly aspirational president, but he's not doing it according to the very people he ran against. the establishment and the orthodoxy. you have got to leave washington behind. >> in the dust. that's my point. mike: at the end of the day he's blowing it up and that's what they want. lou: that's it for us tonight. judge napolitano, and christian adams among our guests tomorrow. kennedy: attorney general jeff sessions set to testify tomorrow on russia. democrats in disarray as bernie sanders tries to yank the party further to the left. can dems hold it all together? and evander holyfield is in the house. loretta lynch thought she would be in beef mode once hillary clinton was elected. so she snatched the blindfold off lady liberty while lynch was attorney general.

ebony: was that my mom again?comfortable those people felt under 8 years of america that was nothing more than a trash bin, there is no such thing as american exceptionalism. we are hearing for the first time that this is america first. make america great again. he's a truly aspirational president, but he's not doing it according to the very people he ran against. the establishment and the orthodoxy. you have got to leave washington behind. >> in the dust. that's my point. mike: at the end of the day he's blowing it up and that's what they want. lou: that's it for us tonight. lou: good evening, partisan witch-hunt known add russia investigation, now has a special counsel joining the circus created by the house and senate intelligence committees, and the recusal of the attorney general, and in all of thises venal madness of the dems and deep state worsens and grows more troubling by the day, only now close relationship between special counsel robert mueller and fired fbi director james comey is drawing greater scru

plus, a fascinating look back into the ebony fashion fair.bara edison d aid g news out of prince george's county this morning, angie. >> adam, maryland state police saying that a trooper was nearly hit by a car overnight. this just confirmed this happened on the alan town road exit on the beltway in forestville. you're looking at new video into the newsroom. this is near joint base andrews. we're told the trooper actually jumped over the guardrail to avoid being hit by the driver of the car. the driver was not seriously injured. we know that. the move over law does require drivers to move over a lane when they see an emergency vehicle off to the side. so definitely a lot of questions here and more to come on this investigation. >>> the charleston, south carolina, community marked two years since the shooting deaths of nine church goers yesterday. nine people were killed when dylan roof opened fire during a bible study inside emmanuel a. aun a.&e. ch released into the sky. >>> a jury finds a south florida woman guilty of trying to hire a hit m

history now remembers the 50 years of the ebony fashion fair.how that took high fashion to towns and cities across america, from the 1950s, through the turn of the century. its final extravaganza in 2009. but the textile museum at george washington university, a visiting exhibition has brought those fabulous styles here again. the faces of those who wore them, still beguiling, now frozen in time. what was it like? >> it was a lot of this. a lot of that. >> no smiles? >> some smiles, but mostly a squint. >> reporter: nia spencer was once one of them. she never planned on becoming a model. >> this was never something that anyone would have foreseen in my future, anyone who knew me, anyway. i got involved in my senior year in college, a approached me and asked if i had a job lined up after i graduated and i did not. so she gave me the information to audition. i flew up, met mr. and mrs. johnson and i was on the road. >> reporter: eunice johnson, wife and founder of johnson publishing, created the ebony fashion fare and looked for models representin

>> i take eboni's point well. we've seen in the last 12 years, the last eight, this ratcheting up of attacks on people. takes me ban to reagan. talk about the policies but don't attack the person opposing you. today's politicians and the media could learn from reagan. >> bill, your 64,000 foot observation. >> very quickly, it's important to separate what is a stupid comment. cat, you said it earlier, this johnny depp thing was ridiculous. borderline absurd versus the real threats. we have law enforcement and secret service. they know the difference. >> and scott pelley, fired from cbs evening news, he called scalise's shooting a self-inflicted wound. >> i was genuinely shocked. i used to work at cbs news. i ran into mr. pelley many times. i don't want to go hard at cbs, but it's true. there's a standard that in mass media, certain places still hold. for scott pelley, the face of the evening news, to make that statement, to go so far off the grid of objectivity and compassion and humanity, i was shocked. literally

ebony rainford brent is with me.trick mentioned, joe root got a calf injury in that match and yet still went on to achieve his tenth 0di century. he quite some player. is a bit of a superman. what i liked about his innings, wickets go quite quickly and a lot of other batsman would come back and get flustered and he was so calm, he paces his innings. he was even injured, it's a bit of a nervous concern because he went over and initially we thought it was his ankle but when interviewed he talks about how he might hopefully have got calf cramp and it might be something more. even with that he could mentally compose himself and really craft a brilliant 133. he's a really craft a brilliant 133. he's a really important cog in this wheel. and impressive from england because there was no sign of panic, and very composed performance, the one slight concern was the performance of jason roy at the top of the order, again failing to produce a big score. the only downside to what's been a very positive start to this tournament fo

but i agree with eboni, we'll never see an apology out of any of these people. to see a slight change in behavior. i think the democrats will start realizing this stuff is hurting them. they have gone overboard with the russia stuff. lou: adam schiff calling for an investigation of loretta lynch. this is big stuff when dianne feinstein and the two senior democrats are calling for an investigation of hillary. >> adam schiff and dianne feinstein are the leaders of the democratic party. they are not going to be the voice of of anything that will be compelling to voters. lou: they have nothing to say but guilty. the democratic forward used to say forward. >> it's stunning that we are talking about an investigation into loretta lynch. but it's a long time coming. it should have happened before we found out the latest round of scandalous things. lou: thank you for being with us. that's it for us tonight. congressman jim jordan, general jack keane. pastor robert jeffress joins us. train to breaking news this morning. the white house warned of a new chemical attack agai

it's about the restoration of legacy as ebony spoke on and also mr. mantra is the revolutions in the home and not blaming yourself as a victim. education has been his key to success and his speech throughout the years. talking about personal development, talking about cleaning up your neighborhoods, asking for safe passage and creating relationships in the community with the police department and gang members to try and clean up the community. it has nothing to do with sexual assault. i think the media took it up on themselves to turn it into a sexual assault conversation because what happened, a question was asked what happens if mr. cosby receives a question about his criminal case and about sexual assault, would he be able to answer those? >> surely, you know he is going to be asked about those questions. sinned it aas i understand you' taking the town halls to chicago, detroit, philadelphia and in july and you are taking questions from that audience. you would expect that audience to ask him questions about what is in the news right now, particula

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i'm eboni with cat and eric. we're the fox news specialists. senate republicans debuting their long-awaited healthcare bill. it includes a repeal of obamacare taxes on high households, revamps insurance subsidies to low income users. it's hitting a major road block in the gop. ted cruz, mike lee of utah, rand paul are voicing their opposition to the bill in its current form jeopardizing the passage. senator cruz spoke about it a short time ago. >> i want to get to yes. the way to get to yes is fix the underlying problems. lower premiums and i'll be part of it. we can get there. a lot of other senators that feel the same as i do. >> senator paul elaborated on his opposition a few moments ago with neil cavuto. >> conservatives want a repeal bill. i want a bill that looks like, feels like and is a repeal bill. my fear is when i look at this, i keep reading it. it sounds like obamacare to me. doesn't sound obamacare light. some could be on the subsidy side. we can't have a bill that spends more than obamacare in the first couple years and call that

. >> eboni: i am eboni k. williams along with eric bolling and kat timpf.e fox news specialists" ." another blockbuster day for capitol hill, attorney general jeff sessions will publicly testify in front of the senate intel committee tomorrow afternoon. this is the latest twist in the russian investigation. it comes as one of president trump's biggest supporters raises questions about the integrity of the probe following jim comey's testimony last week. >> i think this is going to be a witch hunt. i think comey himself by his own testimony tainted this process. the director of the f

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. >> eboni: i am eboni k.are "the fox news specialists" ." anti-terry sweeping london today in the wake of saturday's attack that killed seven and injured dozens. u.k. authorities are identifying two of the three terrorists in the attack that isis is claiming responsibility for. mike tobin joins us from london. >> the first of those terrorists identified is rachid redouane. they assume he is 30. investigators

. >> eboni: i am eboni k. williams with eric bolling, kat timpf. we are "the fox news specialists" ." super busy news day. the role of the white house press secretary will be changing soon, according to john roberts. mr. spicer would be getting a promotion overseeing all white house medications. eric, we we had governor huckae on our program last week and you asked about the likelihood of sarah huckabee. >> eric: she has been doing a great job. they moved sean a little bit away from the day-to-day

. ♪ >> eboni: i am eboni k.ling and lisa boothe, and we are "the fox news specialists" ." the huge, huge news day today. a short time ago, but the congressional budget office released its score on the senate health care bill. roughly 22 million people could lose insurance coverage over the next decade. we will have more coming up. and we will take you live to the rose garden where president trump will soon be with indian prime minister modi where there's been talk of boosting military cooperation between the u.s. and india. the supremeou

. >> eboni: i am eboni k.bolling and we are the fox news specialists. we are awaiting two big house votes to help combat illegal immigration which is at the center of president trump's immigration agenda. kate's law and new funding for -- no funding for sanctuary cities. they give powerful remarks about the importance of the bills. because we are against illegal

proud of the family, i'm very proud of markel, his drive, his dedication to the game, his mother, ebony, one of the family members that i definitely lookeddedded up to. i tell her all the time i just admire her drive, her dedication and commitment toer becoming nba next stars had its dim moments he was initially cut from demat that tion varsity team. he's committed to the grind that's exactly wait is. so, you know, dedication -- you're going to be faced with adversity at all times and you keep going. it's good to see somebody you really care about achieve one of his dreams. i think right now he's doing what all the hard work i've done for the last five years has kind of paid off for him. >> there's a lot of buzz on social media about markelle fultz' fashion choice of the evening. you saw that blazer. well, inside there were several pictures of who people who inspired him along his journey, his friends, his family, his grandmother who recently passed ded away. also there was a lot of talk about his shoes that he was wearing at tonight's draft. they were made from basketballs. teisha lewi

cosby publicist is denying claims his upcoming town meeting will be about sexual assault instead he ebony benson said it will september orn restoring comedian legacy after mis mistrial. the comedian team said young people need to be he educated about the laws around assault and on sunday his publicist toldnn of sensationallism over the media and tour. they plan to retry the case in four months. >> for the first time we're hearing from good samaritans that helped catch a teenager dangling from upstate new york. matthew howard senior says he and his adult were on the ground when they spotted the girl and howard said it was heart stopping moment and all he can do is think how to help the dangling 14-year-old. she fell 25 feet into his arms. >> i yelled drop i promise i'll catch you. she heard me. >> i seen the girl's little brother holding on to her you know crying and screaming please help her don't let her die. >> stop blaming her. stop blaming security at great escape. it's an accident. it happened. >> i'll catch you i'll catch you honey. >> howard injured his back catching the teen and s

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let's bring it to cat, eboni and myself. what john said, kids are now going to have more asthma now because we pulled out. john kerry has done two things in ten years. one was put together the paris accord that put america behind everybody else and number 2 is the iran deal that turns over billions to terrorists -- i'm sorry, iran who are free to do what they want to do with it. this is the left. this is their religion. >> here's the problem. we said here yesterday and said we cared about the climate. people are acting like the climate issue is the same as this deal. they're two separate things. you're right. the iran deal has the same problems. nobody is saying we don't want diplomacy. >> what about nancy pillelosi w that sound bite there. do they really breathe air. is she insinuating they don't breathe? >> i do breathe and i do it every day. >> are you doing it tomorrow? >> i am. i woke up and i thought the world was going to be in flames. the birds were there. people were smiling. i walked to work. equating this deal wit

i'm eric and eboni and cat. we are "the fox news specialists." >> threats in america? serious and lately much of it has been directed against president trump and the gop. earlier this months, karen handel received letters containing a suspicious white powder. after a thorough fbi investigation, it was a newsed to be none hazardous. the feel is real and worrisome. the washington beacon reports that 30 gop congressman have been attack o

. >> eric: i am eric bolling with eboni k. williams and kat timpf. we are the fox news specialists.th of otto warmbier is intensifying the 22-year-old american students death days after his release from north korea with severe brain damage. now being called murder by top u.s. lawmakers. this afternoon, the white house responded to questions about whether the u.s. would retaliate against the rogue state. >> we have been forceful in our political and economic pressure that's been applied in north korea. we will continue to apply that. >> eric:

his drive, and his dedication to the game, his mother, eb ebony, my -- one of the family members i definitely look up to, i tell her all the time i admire her drive and her dedication and her commitment to her children. >> for fultz becoming the nba generation of stars had dim moments. he was initially cut from the varsity team at dematha and he was a sophomore at the time, 5' 9". >> he is committed to grind. dedication you will be faced with adversity at all times and he keeps going. >> it's good to see someone you achieve one of their dreams. >> i think he's feeling this is what all the hard work i've done for the last five years has kind of paid off more. >> reporter: and there was a lot of buzz on social media about markell fultz's fashion choice for evening. he wore a blazer. it was what was inside the blazer causing everyone to talk a tribute to family and friends and grand mother, who recently pass away. also, his shoes we're reading and were told were made of basketballs. tisha lewis, "fox5 local news". >> how exciting. when an incredible moment to be there for his extended community

so eboni piggybacking off of what you said, it was more of a big establishment loss. shows what you help if you connect the candidates to nancy pelosi, right, rob? >> well, yeah. this is a guy that everybody had their hopes pinned on for the democrats, for the progressive left and the media left. they forget that's not how you win. they thought if they put money into this and turn georgia 6, that somehow the other districts in the mid-terms would follow suit. say well, if they did it, we have to do it. that's not how it works. if the seat switched, you could make the case there was a movement. >> they already lost three -- would have been -- >> i'm saying -- >> my count 1 of 4, you still lose. >> you have to actually win the people over. >> if you don't get votes, it doesn't matter. >> protesting is not victory in any sense. i think what you just said is to me one of the most interesting things. they tried to make it a referendum about donald trump. it was a referendum on nancy pelosi. the fact that she's so toxic in so many parts of this country and has been for 14,

i'm katherine timpf with eric bolling and eboni k. williams.pecialists well, it's been a new twist after new twist today in the soap opera known as the russian investigation. president trump delivering a stunning tweet earlier writing, sources tell fox news the tweet is in reference to attorney general rod rosenstein's overseeing the russian investigation.