ed? >> ed: kristin fisher, i appreciate their reporting. as as a republican strategist rr stone next on the special counsel was? stone joins us now live to tell us what he knows and what he doesn't. good evening, mr. stone. >> thank you, ed. great to be here. >> ed: we heard that clip from kristin davis, known as the manhattan madam. she got in trouble, so she has reformed her life, and you've hired her to do work. she is trying to turn things around and she basically says, somehow, the special counsel who is supposed to be looking at alleged russian collusion brought her in for questioning. what is this all about? >> they struck her with a bill for $1400 in child care for her testimony because she had to travel to washington. kristin davis has no knowledge of russian collusion or wikileaks collaboration or any other illegal act on my part pertaining to the 2016 election or anything else. nor does anybody else who has been paraded in front of the grand jury. this is quite simple. there is no such evidence. there is no such witness who can t

ed: yeah.cement agencies they believe they have overstepped their powers and that's the way somehow to make us safer. that's obviously something that's going to be debated about a lot in the weeks ahead. abby: imforeign relation is one those issues and most important issue for many americans but one i think identifies parties right now. are you on the side of president trump where he wants to build that wall and get rid of sanctuary discuss or are you where some of the democrats are and talking about abolishing ice? i do think there is probably a space in the middle that doesn't often get a voice or often get talked about. the president, this is what he got voted on and campaigned on. doubling down on the border. he has some people that are on his side that are fighting with him. one of those is the governor of texas. greg abbott who was on this show yesterday. and here is what he highlighted. >> what's going on in philadelphia is like an alice in wonderland story where it's topsy-turvy where t

ed? >> ed: thanks, alicia.t trusted, most grateful you spend your evening with us. good night from new york. i met henry. i will see you here tomorrow. among our guests, roger stone. reports at robert mueller, the special counsel, may be zeroing in on him. good night. ♪ saving on this! saving in here. rewarded! learn more at theexplorercard.com ancestrydna can open you to a world of new cultures to explore. with two times more detail than any other dna test... you can get a new taste of your heritage. only $59- our site's lowest price ever. my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? actually, you do. harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. and, now there's new crest gum & enamel repair. it gives you clinically proven healthier gums and helps repair and strengthen weakened enamel. gum detoxify and gum & enamel repair, from crest. gums are good, so is my check-up! crest.

ed henry and for dana. >> ed: we begin with a fox news alert, calling on his secretary of state mikeompeo not to visit north korea this weekend as planned. suggesting not enough progress has been made to get north korea to stop creating nuclear weapon weapons. general jack keane is standing by for a reaction in support of the story. we will get to him in a moment. i'm ed henry, and for dana perino, and this is "the daily briefing." ♪ a lot of news breaking today, first we start with a brand-new twist in the michael cohen investigation. federal prosecutors grant immunity to a close ally and the president, the longtime financial chief of the trump administration is undergoing pressure to testify about the personal attorney. who pleaded guilty, of course, earlier this week to tax evasion, bank fraud and other charges. laura ingle joins me now, who is weisel bergen how important he is to the trump administration? what is his connection? >> there is a lot of connection going on, fox news has confirmed that he was given was given immunity domain community by the office in exchange for prov

ed? >> ed: thank you.ek marks one year since nafta renegotiations started and a trade deal with mexico could be very close. ed lawrence has a story from fox business. >> hello, ed. for the fourth consecutive week, the mexican delegation met with the u.s. trade representatives to finalize a revived nafta. for the first time in three weeks, white house advisor jared kushner during the negotiations. the mexican delegation all smiles, even joking, as they walked in. >> how close? >> barry. very. fairly. [laughter] >> one issue they say that they have to spend on as a sunset clause. not addressed last week it will be tackled by the end of this week. the white house wants nafta to and after five years. the mexicans want a reassessment of the numbers after five years. >> we have not discussed that. we've been working as we have been for the last four weeks, and moving things along and hoping that we'll see the end of the tunnel. >> my sources say the new mexican president-elect would like a revised nafta deal for

ed? ed: thank you, todd. this about our country. >> we are not going to make america great again. it was never that great. [laughter] ed: after widespread backlash abc can you imagine he reversed course yesterday in this conference call. >> the expression i used the other day was inartful. of course america is great. of course america has always been great. when trump started talking about the slogan, quote: make america great again is not greatness at all. ed: but is that enough? let's get reaction from our panel of guests who truly know how great this country is. peter fled communist albania for america. is he republican strategist and attorney. pa trish is an immigrants from the caribbean also a senior policy analyst for the independent women's forum and jason hill is an immigrant from jamaica, a professor at depaul university and author of "we have overcome." we appreciate all of you being here. let's start, ladies first, patrice, you heard these comments, what did you think. >> i thought it spit in the f

ed? ed: you can't make that up. how scary is that? freedom the inspire state is falling short. indicate co-labeling new york the least free state in the united states yet again. where does your state come in here with more national taxpayer's union maddy. good to see. >> good morning. ed: start with new york. governor andrew cuomo made news how he believes america was never that great. maybe he has been looking at his own policies and looking at new york? why is it so unfree. >> unfortunately not surprising that new york is once again in the bottom ranking of this list. actually in the bottom ranking every time the cato institute has produced this list. you think new york might take a hinted and reflect a little on all the policies in place there. we have seen in new york city cabbing the number of uber and lyft drivers that commuters can use there increasing the minimum wage a lot of local policy that's very harmful. look at what the state is trying to do, too. just this week here in washington, d.c. treasury released rules and regul

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ed: a quick point. >> in illinois, leading the charge. ed: appreciate it.the wildlife off of florida's coast and is enough being done? spoiler alert, no. that's because your home is filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so, try febreze fabric refresher. febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics and cleans them away as it dries. use febreze every time you tidy up to keep your whole house smelling fresh air clean. fabric refresher even works for clothes you want to wear another day. make febreze part of your clean routine for whole home freshness. >> ed: it's big, ugly, toxic. it's not san francisco, it's wreaking havoc along florida's coastline. the algae bloom known as the red tide, killed millions of pounds of sea life and has ed: it is big, ugly and toxic, not san francisco but on florida's coast line. talking about an lg. known as the red time, killed millions of pounds of sea life, the governor declaring a state of emergency in 7 counties. >> reporter: is red tight chokes the florida coast, did fish are piling up. >

ed. >> ed: thank you jonathan.ight to college graduates casey bruno and paisley. paisley is a service dog who accompanied paisley to classes, when kc attended graduation, paisley was there, donned the cap and got a diploma. we'll get to the bottom of whether he goes to grad school or not. special shout out to bob coo zy, he became famous here, he was a three time all american at holy cross that helped the celtics win. eight straight seasons he was known as the houdini of the hardwood. i'm proud to call him friend. happy birthday bob. i'm ed henry, i have to get to bed. i'm live again at 6:00 a.m. eastern, to host "fox & friends." i'll put coffee on, right after i go to chick-fil-a across the street. good night. no matter who rides point, there are over 10,000 allstate agents riding sweep. call one today. are you in good hands? with proskin technology intimates overnight for two times faster absorption so you can have worry free nights, and wake up feeling fresh and free for a free sample visit tena.us can make you

ed..... >> ed: wonderful show. always great to see you. we do have a great show. >> ed: we begin tonight with a fox news alert. ox news alert. >> new problems for him rosa about to be revealed this hour. an exclusive, the trump 20/20 campaign, about to break some news in the book, the donald trump used a racial slur. not only is that false but she is going to reveal new information that could poke more holes in the story, information you will only here on this show. another high profile firing in washington today. the fbi agent at the center of the trump text messages, is fire. 's firing just for show or hourly about to see some real accountability in the investigation of the investigators. welcome to fox news at night. i am it henry in for shannon bream. former colleagues like katrina pearson make wild claims about the president. pearson will reveal new information about amarosa in a moment. the charges and counter charges. >> three separate interviews including two tonight. amarosa has more tapes to release suggesting robert mueller's sp

ed: yeah.t will be long remembered. >> reporter: or john sidney mccain iii was born in 1936. mccain's father and grandfather were both four-star admirals. the family moved often between bases on the mainland and abroad. it was inevitable he would pursue a navy career. he graduated from the naval academy in 1958. mccain volunteered for duty. he flew attack planes against the north vietnamese and escaped serious injury in june 196 7 when a rocket accidentally struck mccain's plane. explosions and fires killed 134 people. >> felt this tremendous blow to my airplane and saw the fire coming out. so i probably had reacting a little more quickly than those in the planes near me. some of those planes near me didn't, didn't survive. >> reporter: on his 23rd air mission on october 26, 1967, his plane was shot down. in this time during a bombing mission over hanoi. the north vietnamese captured him and moved him to the infamous hanoi hilton prison. >> he was terribly injured, fractured arms, broken knee.

ed: really?rters diamond & silk join us now to react welcome both ladies thanks for being here so a socialistic from the bronx says a bunch of crazy stuff she clearly doesn't know enough about. the washington post fact checks her they always do that to conservatives they finally do it once to a socialistic and find five claims to be false and she says you can't say that about me that's sexist. what do you make of that? >> well see that's what they do and this is what democrats do first they play the race card and when that don't work now they play the sexist card. that's what hillary clinton did when she said oh, women didn't want to vote for her. so here is the deal. this young lady you know i wonder if she's smarter than a fifth grader i wish she would debate a fifth grader and see how far she gets but what the views that she's doing this is the democratic mind, poverty, slavery, somebody to have their finger to control you. >> robbing peter to pay paul. >> right this is their mind set and list

ed: w.e davis story come full circle now a deputy for the sheriff's office in maryland. good morning, sir. >> good morning, sir, how are you. ed: how does it feel to be where you are. >> it's great. it's a great opportunity. i'm grateful sheriff mike edwards believed in me. it's a great opportunity to be able to serve. ed: take one stead back and -- . had you this gun, it was registered. you accidently brought it into new jersey, explain. >> yes. i had left it in my vehicle one mornings. my little sister came into the garage and i was a little distracted by her. i placed it in the vehicle. puts her upstairs and i was heading to work and i was a little bit late and left and didn't put it where it needed to be. ed: governor christie was governor at the time he saw this story and wanted to do something about it what did it mean when you were pardoned and realized this was a mistake? >> it was just a right that was corrected. i just felt thankful that he was able to do this for me and i was able

reporter: great story there, ed ed.n control debate. citibank setting restrictions on gun sales by their retail client and bank of america no longer lending money to gun manufacturers that make military style firearms for civilian use. those decisions considered a victory for gun control activists, but for the states' lawmakers, especially in louisiana, they just voted against these big banks and in favor of gun rights. joining us now, jeff landry, attorney general from louisiana. he is blocking those banks from underwriting a $600 million deal in his state. you know, bank of america and citibank want to give you money. you're saying no. why? rush: we don't want 'em to represent the state of louisiana when they're gonna decide to become the social police and infect louisiana with these types of policies under which they're gonna restrict our citizens' ability to legally purchase firearms. and so it was a great day in louisiana this week, our state treasurer, john schroeder and many conservatives stood up and said, "no.

ed should behys about. if this is -- imagine if you said math class should be modeled on the math department at harvard, or something. where only the best kids in there are validated. a lot of physical educators have said, we need to push back on the lessons and culture and attitudes of sports to create something different here. both in the ethos, but also the activities. i'm sure everyone in here had a different pe experience, but in some places, pe is basically basketball, running, tennis, more inclusive versions of sports activities. some of that is about activities. we should have yoga and weightlifting, and we should have mindfulness, a whole different other set of activities, but it is also about ethos. what about children who don't excel? this is gendered a lot too. gender working in a different way here, which is that the big losers in many ways and what the book is discussing there, it are mediocre boys. this sports culture and a phys ed culture mirrors aspects of the sports culture, like the presi

joining me now is ed henry. ed, we have been talking, it's interesting.e all know senator mccain was a fighter pilot. graduate of the navy academy. did 23 bombing missions. price never war, author, politician, and certainly a maverick. his own man. and he just found out he was a cook, lofd to cook. -- loved to cook. >> i covered him in the service and the senate. his far it and grandfather, they were navy four star admirals. his grandfather was on board the u.s.s. missouri when the gentleman these surrendered. -- when the japanese surrendered. i remember the senator in a quiet corridor. i asked are you going to retire? he said both his grandfather and father when they retired from the navy, they died very shortly thereafter. he said they no longer had a calling. he said i'm not going to be like that. i'll go out fighting. he was covering hillary clinton in the 2016 campaign. john mccain was on the flight. he said what are you doing? i said i am covering hillary. he was saying all these candidates are running around. i have been there, done that. all he wa

break some news, ed, break some news. ♪ i'm in love with your body >> ed stopped short of confirming status with cherry seaborn, but he did refer to his wedding in the past tense when >> i don't like large groups of people at the best of times. >> your fiancee/wife did appear in the documentary. >> how are you doing? >> yeah, i'm good. >> his docentary is streaming now. the show shows the behind the scenes of writing his grammy-winning album. i like seeing the little ed videos. >> first time i have seen them as well. >> ed's also hinted at a secret collaboration and a budding new bromance with bruno mars ♪ don't we look good together >> i was in is the studio with bruno mars -- >> no big deal. >> we know each other very well and we hang out. ♪ >> when that finesse video came out i rarely get rally jealous. you watch it and you're like, that's so cool. i could never do that. >> not with that attitude. you know. >> replace me in the video, is that cool? >>> still ahead -- a game of thrones facial? >> winter is coming. >> i'm testing out hollywood's latest beauty craze. how a dragon mas

joining us, political analyst, ed rollins.ey were going to screw the trump agenda by leak this stuff to the toronto star, they were mistaken. president trump: i gave an interview yesterday to bloomberg, business. i said off the record, and i made a statement about canada which is fine. they actually printed my off the record. these are very dishonorable people. i said in the end it's okay. but at least canada knows how i feel. dave are's owning up -- david: he's owning up to it. ed: we are close in trade policies, the big issue was always mexico. i think he accomplished what he wants to do. trudeau has to sound off a little bit. david: i don't want to lose the threat of the strategy of the leak. i suspect that in trump who knows the media very well knew that if he said this is off the record, they were some how going to leak it. then he used it as he did today. ed: he is not someone who goes off the record very often. my sense is it is a strategy. david: it was a two-fer because he got message out to the canadians and he was a

ed: the baseball that cleared the benches.es leading the nation to install airport security at subway and bus stations. rob: joining us is lloyd figgins. sounds like this will be a trunk on wheels that you can bring around with new cops instead of shop there whenever you need it. >> initiatives like this, we live in a society where attacks are quite prevalent, a more intensive terrorist organization, any organization that allows us to keep travel safe has got to be applauded and this is just the start of moving those in airports with bus stations and train stations. jillian: a lot of people say if it slows down my commute, will i have to wait in line, is correct. >> what it doesn't, the way they are fusing this is a form of escalators. people going on to the metro system, what they do is pick up any anomalies so if there's anything blocking them it will pick that up. weather is concealed weapon. this will pick that up. this has looked at security, to deny, delay and defend. what this does is moved to the top of the list and de

ed: what is behind that?is you believe it may be so easy to hack into these sites that you want to bring kids into see if they can do it as well. >> we have this functional problem that the adult hackers would find it so uninteresting and boring to hack a website that we couldn't give it to them to do but we think it is an important component of the voting infrastructure so we wanted to highlight the vulnerability so i came up with the idea of having kids do it so that they would find it interesting. that being said even the kids, and 11-year-old girl was able to hack replica florida website. ed: 11-year-old was able to hack? >> just so you know, the guy who built this with the chief information security officer for rocketdyne, one of the biggest rocket manufacturers in the united states. he does cybertraining for the us military and homeland security. he is as good or better than any local election jurisdiction would have. >> interesting and shocking but i want to challenge the premise. this is happening in

ed: yeah, they did. steve: cynthia nixon you know her from sex in the city. she is running in the democratic primary to be the next governor of the great state of new york.

ed: what are you saying. >> absolutely not. it's a bedrock of our democratic society it is a bedrock but with a free press should come a fair press. and yes a critical press. criticism and skepticism have given way to cynicism. and frankly, i see people on tv every day he saying things that just aren't true. they are saying it as it's their opinion and they ought to just say that they ought to say by the way, this is my opinion, i'm being paid in this particular forum to be critical. this is not news you can use, it is my opinion. of course we need a free press. it is the first amendment. one of the bedrock principles of our constitution. isn't it curious that the latest polls which you never see in any of those 300 papers show the press' approval rating at about 20% or so? i think that's caution causatiot coincidence they have earned that 20% approval rating people are tuning them out and turning them off. they know what they see and what thee see a booming economy and peace and prosperity in many places under the president's

ed skinner was shock. . >> justice for steven. shirley is serving a 50 year prison sentence.deal she would have been out in nine. >> what's it like to see her behind bars. >> horrible. horrible. >> is she equipped to handle what she's going through right now. >> not at all. >> although ed skinner split from his family, he still struck a note of us against them >> i honestly feel jennifer made this bed, she needs to sleep in it. she knew what she was getting into when she got in that family. she had to think in the back of her mind she's going to be with these people the rest of her life. >> when you say these people, what's wrong with the watkins? >> nothing bad. they're just a little bit different than what we're used to. we don't believe in drinking or smoking. >> but you have guns in the house. >> yes, sir. zbloop steven watkins was shot in the back of the head. >> yes, sir. >> your family's own. >> yes. >> and someone in your family did it. >> that's correct. >> pretty hard for you to be here judging someone else. >> exactly. >> it's a murder ed skinner thought was planne

ed and amanda, we are so sorry for your loss. your story, it's heartbreaking that you were on the phone with your five-year-old great grandson james as the fire was moving in. can you tell us what happened when you went to the doctor, you left the house to go to the doctor. did you know how close the wildfires were at that moment? >> the fire was a couple miles away from my house. it was plum across the river. there wasn't anything near my house and they didn't give know advantage situation noti-- know advantage situation notices or nothing, my wife called me and i took off back up there and when i got up there, there was traffic blocking the road all the way. i got down there and some guy was blown over by the fire, i helped him get out but i still went down there and they stopped me and wouldn't let me go in. it was my babies and my wife and i should have been laying there with them. >> oh, ed -- >> i should have went regardless of what anybody said. the fire was just a big fire tornado and they were -- and the fire didn't come

ed: i totally agree.t the end of the day the senate is a hard place to function and run as a leader. we need five more senators after this game. that has to be our goal after this election minimum. lou: paul manafort in this trial. it go to the jury and almost everyone now is basically forget being it. ed: the judge on several occasions said make sure don't go home and talk about this. the problem is alexandria, near the heart of washington, d.c., that's all everyone talks about. they want to know what he's going to say or she says, whatever the case may be. the good news for manafort is that it didn't happen quick. there is a lot of evidence there. lou: i think the good news when the jury sends out a note that says please define reasonable doubt. that's not the same thing as saying define guilty as hell. ed: the reality is on trial strategy, if you get down to one or two jurors holding out the last couple days, i think there is a ways to go yet. lou: the clearances tonight. i said please mr. president, g

mayor ed lee was a champion for education. under his administration,, our district and our city shared one of the strongest partnerships supporting children, families, immigrants, and public education ed lee was an unassuming leader, who led with his heart. he was thoughtful, intelligent, and joyful. he was the kind of leader that i aspire to be like. all these different pieces of who he was, and how he came across connect with a kind of learning environment we want our newcomer school to be like, for immigrant children and their families. when mayor lee died unexpectedly , many many of us were shocked. if not devastated. as our city grappled with his loss, the idea came from different members of our school community to rename the school in his honor. to embrace and continue the legacy of his work and his life. fast forward to an afternoon at the school where i was afforded the great honor of sitting at a table in my office with an easily, wife of the late mayor edwin lee. president of the school board at one of our over-the-t

in the age of the prefab pop star, ed sheeran is a glorious anomaly.st whose massive success rests on the rock of his songcraft and soulful voice, authentic as an unmade bed. how are you? how are you doing? >> yeah, i'm good, i'm good. i'm in l.a. so i'm staying inside trying not to get sunburnt. ♪ happy there >> reporter: with that pale skin, red hair and glasses, the 27-year-old english troubadour is the subject of "songwriter," a film from his cousin marie cummings that documents the divine. >> having my back to the wall, observe what's happening, let it happen, film everything. ♪ baby i am dancing in the dark ♪ >> reporter: his 2017 album that spawned such hits as "perfect." ♪ i'm in love with the shape of you push and pull like a magnet do ♪ >> reporter: "the shape of you." while sheeran has spent the summer playing stadiums, the documentary puts the emphasis on his ability to craft intimate songs. the power to enthrall young hearts. ♪ >> what kind of emotions can you express in a song that you find it challenging to express in real life? >> the b

ed: thank you, julie.'m here today with marcelo claure, the coo of softbank and chairman of sprint. it has been a busy week for softbank. they have announced the sale of flip card. they have invested in alibaba's delivery business. they are also rumored to be looking at the ipo of their japanese mobile unit. that would be somewhere in $19 billion. they have also invented -- invested in the pizza market. lastly, you had your sixth hit. congratulations. a very busy week. makes the question, which you must think about a lot, which is this, what exactly is softbank? marcelo: this week, it has been an important week for me. i am a happy father of my six kids. it has been a very happy week. from a softbank perspective, every week is busy. you have the world's largest technology fund committee you are always going to have a lot of activity going on. this week was just like any other week. has a chance to listen to massive earnings. it is a company like every company, it is a company that is evolving. it is a comp

ed: right now it's a 50-50 race.ionist dimms do their best to downplay the booming economy. they said i couldn't dream. called me a piece of trash and swore that's all i'd ever be. said a bottle couldn't see the ocean. give up. go back to the dumpster. but i didn't listen. i made my way. and now... i'm what i've always wanted to be. gregg: welcome back. i'm gregg jarrett filling in for lou dobbs. he'll be back monday. we move to the booming trump economy which shows no signs of solution down. last month 157,000 jobs added to the economy. unemployment dropped to 3.9%. incredibly low. hispanic unemployment fell to a record low 3.9%. despite those record-setting figures, dems like tom perez and nancy pelosi continue to criticize the president's economic accomplishments. tom perez issued this statement. donald trump's reckless policies continue to hurt millions of hard working families. despite the promises donald trump made to the american people, trump's economy isn't helping most of americans. nancy pelosi offered a s

ed: right now it's a 50-50 race.: obstructionist dimms do their best to downplay the booming economy. still a chance here. it's willingham, edge of the box, willingham shoots... goooooooaaaaaaaallllllll! that...was...magic. willingham tucks it in and puts the championship to bed. sweet dreams, nighty night. as long as soccer players celebrate with a slide, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. pressure, what pressure? the players on the... gregg: welcome back. i'm gregg jarrett filling in for lou dobbs. he'll be back monday. we move to the booming trump economy which shows no signs of solution down. last month 157,000 jobs added to the economy. unemployment dropped to 3.9%. incredibly low. hispanic unemployment fell to a record low 3.9%. despite those record-setting figures, dems like tom perez and nancy pelosi continue to criticize the president's economic accomplishments. tom perez issued this statement. donald trump's reckless policies c

ed: blew up had miss face. to have haded to one thing that makes america great cuomo has the freedom to make that ridiculous remark. if you were in a another country might cause problems. ed: maybe. a quote from chio. andrew cuomo knew exactly what he said and is not sorry for saying it: maybe the trump de rangement syndrome went a little too far. todd: cynthia nixon isn't even agreeing with your message. time to walk it back. rachel: good point, todd. we begin with a fox news alert. the former secretary general of the u.n. kofi annan has passed away. the united nations migration agency says he died peacefully at a hospital in switzerland after a short

ed sheerin is a humble man but the success ed sheerin is a humble man but the success of his music hasehensive high school in suffolk and lived in the middle of nowhere and ended up being here and it isjust through writing loads of songs and doing loads of gigs and you can get to that. i didn't start off being able to sing or play guitar, i had to learn to do both. he credits that in his new documentary to a teacher in his former school. there were a lot of teachers who didn't quite get it. i think mr stanley never had a doubt. he says he cannot understand why the artist focus in increasing numbers secondary schools. the thing that confuses me about it is most of the wealthiest people in england, who stay in england and pay taxes, are musicians and artists, you know, paul mccartney, damien hirst, all those people who have, like, tens and tens, hundreds of millions, stay in england and pay their taxes and half the people that don't pay their taxes are the people, you know, who have nothing to do with music, so what i don't understand is, if you are cutting art, drama and music from scho

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we take it up with fox analyst ed rollins, and new york columnist michael goodwin. >> and president had to counter the attacks from seemingly every quart, left, rhinos, the koch brothers, business round table, putin, and xi and kim and at home. they conspire to subvert and destroy mr. president trump's presidency. >> it was like they were best friends. lou: all best friends, not working in the best interest of this country, we'll talk with investigative reporter sarah carter, tonight has new details on origins of phony trump dossier. >> and paul manafort's fate is now in hands of a virginia jury, deliberations underway in first trial for mueller and his 17 angry democrats. judicial watch chris fairly will be witwillfarrellwill be with u. >> our top story, damaging new details emerge on disgraced justice department official bruce ohr, now focus on contact ohr had with a discredit the dossier author christopher steele after the 2016 presidential election, catherine herridge with the latest for us, beginning with a white house announcement that it may pull ohr's security clearance. >> as p

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the president says yes as does congress, our panel today, can dice owens and ed rollins will weigh in as we look ahead on sunday morning futures right and this morning president trump comes out firing in the wake of a new york times report yesterday, blasting it as another instance of fake news. mr. trump insisting that he instructed his white house counsel to fully cooperate with because he has nothing to hide. he tweeted this today. the failing new york times wrote a fake piece today implying that because white house counsel don mcgahn was giving hours of testimony to the special counsel , he must be a john dean- type but i allowed him and all others. i didn't have to i have nothing to hide and have demanded trans so this rigged and disgusting witch hunt with come to a close. so many lies have been ruined yet mueller and his gang of dems refused to look at the real crimes on either side media is even worse my next guest has said he's confident mcgahn didn't provide evidence remotely harmful to the president joining me right now is rudy guiliani president trump 's attorney. give us a

ed gillespie, former rnc chairman, ed there you are. so glad to be able to have you on the show.s the republican party has changed over the decades, he was a real constant up until last saturday. >> well, i'd say this, dana, watching the coverage of the service there and the jot pouring of love and -- outpouring of love and affection for senator mccain. he honored our country with his service and his sacrifice. it is heartening to see our country honor him for that honor and sacrifice. some one when i ran for the united states senate in 2014, no one thought i had any chance at all. john mccain campaigned for me. just the fact that, obviously didn't win the race but john mccain thought i would be a good senator meant the world to me and still does. he will be sorely missed, not just in washington, d.c. and in arizona, but across the country and across the globe. >> dana: what do you think about candidates running today who are, or people thinking about throwing their hat in the ring. it might be concerned that politics has become too strident or troo try bal. the life of john mcca

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