lemonis: things are moving forward at ellison.y is getting ready to present the new product lines i asked him to develop. meanwhile, ian and aristotle have put a new inventory management system in place. it allows us to know what inventory we have, where it's located, what we need to reorder, and it follows a replenishment model. hey, guys. aristotle: marcus. lemonis: how are you all? lamar: marcus. lemonis: how you doing? lamar: good to see you. lemonis: i'm getting ready to sign the lease for the new store, and i'm excited to see all the new product extensions and the marketing plan that's going to support it. jeremy: let's look at some of the products. lemonis: this is everything? aristotle: this is everything. jeremy: we'll have a really cool concept of a valet tray, like, you know, when you come home, and you take everything off? we wanted to find something that can collect all of their items together, all of their ellison pieces. lemonis: it has to have acetate ... aristotle: right. lemonis: ... to make it interesting. jerem

>> ellison, thanks for that report.losi talk about a swamp creature when she's the largest swamp creature that exists. >> it's absolutely true. and you know, it's funny. when democrats complain about cronyism, my side hurts from laughter. >> when bernie sanders that scott pruitt is the worst epa administrator in history, name me one other person that has run the epa. i don't think anyone can do it. >> i can. >> gina mccarthy. she spent more than $100,000 on the ten international trips she took under her watch. we dumped three million gallons of mine waste in the colorado river. the river the color of your dress, kennedy. >> if you run on draining the swamp, he put somebody in that practically started a gator farm on the mall in washington. >> and the irony, he cut regulation. the irony, the work that he did that angered democrats so much is so positive for the economy. >> part of the president's mandate. that's what he knew better than to do the dumb stuff. don't go to morocco. stop going to oklahoma. stop getting your

rob: keith ellison's position on border security is pretty far left.ot a moderate position for democrats, right? >> he is not the face of the party. if he has a dumb idea it goes nowhere and trump on the other hand affected people. you have trump doing his job initiative but on the other hand you have them with the trade war which is already costing people to jobs they already have. you have a pledge and a job. he loves the word apprentice but i don't think american workers want to hear the words you are fired. rob: you can't argue the president's policies have been pretty good for the job situation in this country. right now we have more job openings than people to fill them. that is a tremendous statement after the last we 10 years. >> the job market and unemployment are doing well. it is a continuation of obama's policies but wait until the trade war goes into effect. the chamber of commerce, republican leaning is saying 400,000 jobs are going to be lost and 2 million at risk. maybe 500,000 jobs may be will be created by a pledge to job training giv

ellison barber is in berkeley heights, new jersey with the latest. ellison? >> protesters were a couple miles down the road from trump national golf course. they were about 100 of them. they held signs and raised their voices to speak out against this administration's immigration policies. president trump tweeted about immigration this afternoon, writing, quote, when people come into our country illegally, we must immediately escort them back out without going through years of legal maneuvering. our laws are the dumbest anywhere in the world. republicans want strong borders and no crime. democrats want open borders and are weak on crime. democrats by in large are not calling for open borders but a handful say they want to abolish immigration customs and enforcement. the president says that will never happen. in recent weeks officials separated at least 2300 children from their parents at the southern border. the result of the administration's so called zero tolerance initiative. and as of june 23rd, they have reunited 522 of those separated children, with the

keith ellison is attacking the idea of borders themselves. ellison claimed the u.s. why? because it keeps people from clearly entering this country. how will we fix this injustice?? well, ellison proposes what he calls a global marshall plan. taxpayer money, your money, sent to mexico and other countries to make themt richer. if ellison thinks that foreigners can freely come here while your money belongs to other countries, how is america different from a colony? huh. worth thinking about that. that's it for us. tune in every night at 8:00 for the show that is the enemy of the show that is the enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. sean hannity from new york city right now. >> sean: great show and thank you, welcome to "hannity." the american left and mainstream media will stop at nothing tohe malign the presidency ofna donald j. trump. night after night, these attacks on the president and anyone who supports them, they are vicious, absurd, at this point, it's psychotic. right here on "hannity," we've been onto this game all along. we've been calling ou

julie: ellison with the very latest on what's happening there. hi, ellison. >> hi, julie, the white house is yet to publicly respond from statement coming from north korea and president trump has tweeted today. no official events on schedule. he tweeted an criticized two major organizations tweeting "the new york times" and washington postwill be out of business in 7 years. it's not clear what sparked the tweet. he said around 10:20 a.m. both new york times and washington post had stories on the latest statement from north korea calling talks with secretary pompeo regrettable and accusing the u.s. of having robber - like attitude. "the new york times" broke a story yesterday that president trump's lawyer said mueller needed to prove the president committed a crime if he's going to agree to an interview. fox news confirmed part of new york times report. the president's personal lawyer told fox news he's asking mueller for a, quote, factual basis for the investigation before they will consider let mueller interview president trump. all eyes on the

graham allison professor at their john have can they be school of government at harvard professor ellison just before the break we talked about what you see as mistakes on trump's part let's. shift our attention to by president putin and many analysts noted that he for the first time probably a rhetorical inserted himself in the midst of the domestic american politics on the side of trump and i mean i understand that for some of our american viewers that you know that supposedly was the case before with all those collusion allegations but up until monday the kremlin's line official line was that of neutrality and nonpartizanship which has changed and the reach some say may be associated with certain risks for russia do you agree with that. well i think i probably do that i think that it is a better for presidents of countries. not to vote quote or to favor one or another of candidates in a democratic election in fact that's not the first person to do that in the breasts that the president obama offered his view in the debate even between the conservatives and. labor president obama offere

relationship which is vital for our survival hostage to a domestic political debate well professor ellison let's assume that what. you're saying is correct that those russian military intelligence officers are guilty as charged they had to clinton campaign they released these compromising though truthful information about one of the candidates to the public i understand that that would be unpleasant but does it rise to you to the level of a capital offense in the day and age when everybody is spying on everybody let me remind everybody that it was the obama administration that was bugging go america's phones you know and everybody both in the obama administration and i see him in the trump ministration is the. leaking confidential information for political f.x. so is that really bad big of a deal well it's a it's a very good question and a fair question to ask from a russian perspective because from a russian perspective it looks like americans meddle in other elections maybe even in russia relations but certainly in the case of ukraine i think president putin believes that the americans p

. >> ellison barber is live near the president's golf club with more. reporter: hi, mike, the president and legal team have gone back and forth on the idea of a sitdown between president trump and special counsel robert mueller. today his personal attorney rudy giuliani said they are leaning closely towards not doing it at all. >> have you simply determined that the president is not going to sit down. >> we have not, we're close to determining that, but the reason for the extension are the extraordinary things that happen that we didn't expect. reporter: giuliani told the "new york times," and confirmed to fox news that the president's legal team wants the special counsel to produce evidence proving the president committed a crime before they'll let him sit down with mr. mueller. on twitter this weekend, president trump repeated a familiar phrase calling the investigation a rigged witch-hunt. democrats have long said that those attacks are illegitimate and whether it comes from the president or congressional republicans, that is part of an effort to dis

jon: ellison barber in new jersey where the president is spending the weekend. thanks. >>> meantime, president trump facing mounting pressure from capitol hill. house republicans are calling on him to declassify key parts of the secret documents used to justify government surveillance of his campaign and former campaign. former campaign aide, carter page. this as the house intelligence committee looks into whether the fbi sent informants to gather dirt on president trump and his campaign before it authorized the investigation into possible russian collusion. garrett tenney in our d.c. bureau has more on all of this. garrett? reporter: jon, congressional investigators want to know how many informants the fbi used when they were hired and how much they were paid. house republicans threatened to hold deputy attorney general rod rosenstein in contempt for allegedly failing to provide them with all of the documents and witness interviews they requested. members of the house intelligence committee are asking president trump to declassify portions of the fbi's request

julie: ellison barber, thank you very much. after wrapping up two days of nuclear talks with senior north korean officials secretary of state mike pompeo in tokyo engages in talks with u.s. allies on ending the regime's nuclear program. pompeo insisting his visit to the country went well, a stark contrast to north korea's impression. >> we had many hours of productive conversations. these are complicated issues, but we made progress on almost all of the central issues, some places, great deal of progress, other places there's still more work to be done. julie: rich edson is in tokyo with more. >> julie, secretary of state mike pompeo will soon meet with top officials from the japanese and south korean governments here in tokyo. he will update them on the conversations he had with north korean officials over the last couple of days in pyongyang. the secretary says his talks were productive. north korea calls them regrettable. the secretary says u.s. and north korean negotiators made progress on almost all the central issues betw

. >> dnc deputy chairman keith ellison slamming the nation's southern border, the minnesota representativeit stops central american workers from searching for higher-paying jobs in the us. >> certain people get certain rights go back and forth across the border seeking the lowest wages but people cannot go back and forth across the border so what it creates is an imbalance and injustice. >> in may ellison made headlines calling for elimination of all members. >> calls to abolish ice, giving universal income, far left values forcing many democrats to join the walk away movement and abandon their party. >> former democrat who walked away decades ago and hasn't looked back, vietnam veteran, thank you for coming on this morning. >> thank you, appreciate the opportunity. >> what happened to your former party? >> that is an interesting question. i grew up in a very strong, very active conservative democrat household. we were taught interesting things such as personal responsibility and patriotism. as things moved along the democrat party moved to the left and i started questioning at that point

ellison barber is live near the president's club in new jersey. ellison, nice to see you.use preparing for monday's big announcement? >> hey, mike, so the white house says that -- or sources tell us that the white house is working on what is known as rollout packages for four different candidates, brett kavanaugh, raymond kethledge, amy barrett and the last person the sources are calling at this point a dark horse when it comes to the potential final nominee thomas hardiman. vice president pence met with three of those candidates this week. sources are telling us that he met with kavanaugh on wednesday in d.c. at the naval observatory and then on monday and tuesday he met with barrett and kethledge when he was in indiana. the president and vice president had dinner last night. deputy press secretary told fox news the pair talked about a number of things including monday's supreme court announcement. senate democrats are encouraging their supporters to seek out against the president's nominee. they have previously said republicans should follow the precedent that they set w

reporter ellison barber joins us live from helsinke with more on what's happening at this hour. 0. >> they were set to meet for this bilateral meeting for 90 minutes. this started around 2:16 p.m. local time. now just after 4:00. this meeting has gone longer than we expect. we don't know exactly what's happening inside now but after they finish their bilateral meeting they're expected to have a working lunch and press conference afterwards. we heard from president trump and vladimir putin heading into this meeting frank and that was something we weren't expecting to hear at all. we weren't expecting him to speak to the press but they did and they both seem to head into the meeting saying they had a lot to discuss. >>> do we know by both presidents opted to do a one-on- one meeting with translators as opposed to bringing in an advisor or two. >> only speculation at this point on my end at least but this is something you have heard both parties say. president trump told cbs news he had low expectations heading in but perhaps something would be surprised and come out of it but both leade

ellison barber live for us in washington, d.c.h what we can expect from that, morning, ellison. >> peter strzok is expected to tell lawmakers that his work has never been tainted by political bias, he's expected to be on capitol hill today. democrats say that all of this is part of political gained at discrediting the special counsel investigation. strzok previously sat down with lawmakers for 11 hours, dim contracts are calling release full transcript of the closed-door deposition. congressman said the american public should see what republicans are doing with their tax dollars adding, this, quote, this investigation is political charade, platform to elevate far-right conspiracy theories and undermine the special counsel's ongoing criminal investigation of the president and campaign aides, strzok's antitrump messages raised concerned about political bias in the counsel investigation even though robert mueller removed him of the team after learning about the text messages, yesterday from brussels, president trump called russia pro

ellison barber. >> reporter: from washington. >> i'm looking forward to a good meeting.ugh spending a third day on capitol hill meeting lawmakers ahead of confirmation hearings that could make him justice cavanaugh. so far, republicans have been generally supportive with some even predicting they could pick up votes from democrats in states president trump won in 2016. >> i think democrats will jump on board. but they will be hesitant. >> reporter: democratic opposition seems to be coalescing around an effort to influence moderate republicans. a coalition of liberal groups joining with democrats to launch a coordinated campaign ahead of the confirmation spending $10 million to highlight the stakes on key issues like healthcare and abortion. supporters see it as a way to not only sink the nomination but also keep red state democrats from supporting cavanaugh. >> we are trying to rise to the challenge here and make investments that will help position our democrats and potentially either susan collins or murkowski to oppose it. >> reporter: they are the most likely defector

ellison barber with the latest.ough turmoil not only through political turmoil in deals with scrutiny over the zero tolerance policy at the border. a lot of the united states mexico border from texas. and during our time here there's been days nothing has been planned that we've seen impromptu dinner rations outside of one of these child holding facilities in texas. video now inside the facility at fox news was given an inside book earlier this week although journalists are not allowed to shoot there in pictures. this was video given to us by hhs for more than 300 kids are being kept in air-conditioned tents. mostly adolescent boys ranging from 13 to 17 years old and some girls house here as well. the department of health in humans services says out of all the kids, 22 were classified as separations. hhs has what they call detect its assigned to each one of these cases working to find the miners parent first if they are unsuccessful, they try locating another family member guardian. detectives also help facilitate t

ellison barber live in washington what we can expect today, hi, ellison. >> good morning to you bothyou, peter strzok expected to tell law makers that political bias and personal opinion did not impact or taint his work. he's been the fbi for over 20 years, the associated press obtained a copy of strzok's prepared remarks and according to reporting, strzok will tell lawmakers the hearing is, quote, a victory notch in putin's belt, strzok's antitrump text messages with former fbi lawyer lisa page raised concerned about political bias and impact on the clinton e-mail investigation and ongoing russia probe. democrats say this is all part of a political game aimed at discrediting the special counsel's investigation. strzok previously sat down with lawmakers for 11 hours. democrats want republicans to release transcript of closed-door deposition. in a statement congressman argued that the american public deserves to see what republicans are doing with their tax dollars adding, quote, this investigation is a political charade, platform to elevate far-right conspiracy theories and undermine

thank you, ellison. time now for "where in the world."pse of a dam in laos that killed at least 27 people and left thousands stranded. the company that constructed the dam say they warned laotian officials of possible danger. upwards of 25,000 people are being evacuated. one-party state under fire for its delayed response. these are not hollywood special effects. chinese state television capturing a sandstorm described as apocalyptic. sweeping through a city in northwest china. a cloud of dust more than 100 feet high took only a few minutes to engulf the city. tensions are high in israel as gaza fired nine projectiles towards israel, most of them falling in open areas near the border fence. one project i was intercepted by an iron domed antimissile battery. fighting ramped up between israel and because i want to stay after an israeli officer was wounded by palestinian snipers at the border. 150 palestinians have been killed in clashes. today an israeli was killed near jerusalem after being stabbed by a teenage terrorist. two other israeli

what you saw keith ellison running f attorney general in minnesota, sense a letter to jeff bezos, the of amazon pointing out there are a of ones sees, baby clothes, toys, propaganda on amazon on top of that. a lot of through, amazon's kind service, they fnd that a lot of whiteli nationa propaganda being promulgated through there. what they're asking is how much money is amazon making a what will they do tohe stop prom allegation of white nationalities and hate speech on amazonea >> amazonsed a statement that said, amazon prohibits the sale tf produhat promote or glorify hatred, violence, racial, sexl or religious intolerance or promote organizations with suchvi sellers must follow the guideles or face swift action. was this a case of amazon not being aware of wha they were selling? 've seen similar situations ar with wt or what was the response from amazon? >> it sws that w it comes to online platforms, especially where people sell things oneir difficult toulrm rs,eg same thing withat facebook, whe mark zuckerbergerd sai that it's difficult to take holocaust deniers off of their platf

with more on that and the white house reaction on this, ellison barber. what are they saying? >> the president loves the numbers. you heard from him awhile ago. if we wanted to summarize his message, it could be victory, things are going great. by his account, the administration takes the credit. listen. >> we've accomplished a economic turn around of historic proportions. we're the economic envy of the entire world. when i meet the leaders of countries, the first thing they say, mr. president so nice to meet you. congratulations on your economy. you're leading the world. they say it each and every time. america is being respected again and winning again because we're finally putting america first. >> economists say these numbers are a short-term sugar high, a temporary boost and not sustainable in the long run. the president says it is sustainable and that's what his economic advisers are saying as well. >> in a cyclical business cycle sense, we're coming awful a low inventory base. if inventories were the big contributor and you know they have to be worked off at some point,

simply disagreeing with keith ellison, i don't think it amounts to a gross abuse of duty. he is delusional. >> laura: being an originalist and a textualist is apparently a high crime and/or a misdemeanor, judge mukasey. you heard about blumenthal and company. judge, thank you so much. great to have you on. the 2020 presidential race showcase. is senator kamala harris the new barack obama? back in a moment. >> laura: california senator kamala harris is being a shining hope. the 2020 race, yes, we are already talking about it. isn't that fun? she has liberal hearts swooning even more after a report that her office -- check this out, refused to accept a courtesy phone call from the white house counsel's office about of course the supreme court pick. they want of course to discuss the kavanaugh appointment. her office is now denying that exact precise characterization, but regardless senator harris is on the relentless campaign to beef up her left-wing bona fide. it doesn't hurt that she is apparently a longtime favorite of former president obama. could she reach obama-like st

>> bret: ellison, thank you. up next, north korea appears to be trying to evade u.s. sanctions. we will tell you how. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 9 in the twin cities with cleanup from a flurry of unexpected tornadoes that swept through central iowa thursday. at least 17 people injured. the storms flattened building in three cities and forced the evacuation of a hospital in that area. no deaths were reported. wdr ghmplet louisville as kentucky governor matt bevins' administration says it's reinstating dental and vision care for hundreds of thousands of medicaid recipients. those benefits have been adrunbeenabruptly cut after a je rejected a plan to overhaul kentucky's medicaid program. this is a live look at austin, texas from our affiliate fox 7 there the big story there tonight, republicans at the party's summer meeting formerly approved charlotte, north carolina as the host city for their 2020 presidential nominating convention. charlotte hosted the democratic convention in 2012. that's tonight's live look outside

ellison barber travelling with the president up in new jersey at his golf club.i, ellison. >> hey, leland, president trump has spent a lot of time on the road of late. he's set to head to tampa on tuesday for a campaign rally there. traditionally in election mid term years, the party, no matter who it is, whoever is in the oval office, their party tends to lose seats, but president trump says he is confident that this year republicans can buck that trend. >> i am going to work very hard. i'll go six or seven days a week when we're 60 days out and i will be campaigning for all of these great people that do have a difficult race, and we think we're going to bring them over the line and i believe that because we're doing so well as a country and so well with the economy, i think we're going to be surprising a lot of people. >> the president says a big selling point is the economy. that's what the white house is trying to keep the focus on in general, the economy. but a number of other stories are muddying the messaging waters, new questions about the 2016 meeting at

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do you want to put keith ellison or tom perez or elizabeth warren?d have picked new leadership, younger leadership? i'm glad they didn't. now the message they are pushing is becoming more absurd by the day. i.c.e. picked up over 5,000 criminals that were gang members last year, and 29,000 criminals in the country. lou: not to mention the number of criminal aliens they released into our society under president obama. they are talking about open borders and ignoring the laws of this country and the consequences falling on everyday citizens. all of us deplorables in this country. the left has a lousy argument. i want to get your thoughts on this. this is what republicans will be arguing. particularly this president and those who are supporting him and republican party on capitol hill within the house or senate if they are wise. let's take a look at unemployment under president trump and see where that is. it's 3.8%. i'm going to just -- there it is. 3.8%. black unemployment under president trump, 5.%. women under trump, 3.3%. jobs created under trump, o

we will move on to the issue we just heard from ellison barber of god as it relates to rudy giuliani in his standoff with michael cohen. rudy giuliani may and july talk about the same man. take a listen. >> he doesn't have any incriminating evidence about the president for himself. >> if he's backed up against the wall, you will live because despite all his life. >> rudy giuliani and michael coen. is this going to be a problem if the white house wants to keep going a pathological liar couple months ago they said he's an honest, honorable lawyer. >> things have changed since then. the other things mr. giuliani said changed a lot of things. he was a trusted advisor for a while. taping a client is hardly what i see as being honest. things have changed their president trump didn't realize he was being taped. time will tell on this. when does the lawyer tv client? that is the issue i think is a real problem. time will tell them the public decide what is right and wrong in this case in the meeting that they're talking about what is the big problem they are saying the russians were looking

arthel: in helsinki, ellison barber has the latest. reporter: president trump called the european union a foe. president trump referred to russia a number of times as a competitor, not an enemy. a description criticized by some. his remarks about the e.u. are raising eyebrows. he's on his way to finland after spending the first part of the weekend in scotland. the meeting in finland is a headlining event. russian military action in crimea, russia meddling in the 2016 election and joinltd military proliferation. the u.s. ambassador to russia says this is a meeting that absolutely needs to happen. >> you have to build trust in a relationship that has none. so the collective blood pressure in our bilateral relationship is high. we are not talking with one another, we are talking past one another. reporter: the stakes are high. russia increasingly isolated itself from the rest of the world. the british government blames russia for a never agent attack that killed one of it citizens. the rest of the world, including the u.s., expelled russi

raveralph, ellison, talks abouts the group is the gift of its individuals, the goal is not to createhe uncreated conscience of your race, but to create the uncreated conscience of your face. and that is is 50 years ago that is on the money. that is in his great book. >> d jim: d mark: do you think part of problem is rally group think, group rights, you get it a lot in the universities and colleges, on television, a lot. politicians. is that part of the problem? >> what i think are you are pointing to is maybe the overriding problem, we don't talk about it very much at all, that is white guilt. and that keeps feeding whatever blacks are doing, it is not helping. thinking of themselves as nothing more than members of a group, of protesting. it is white guilt that keeping feeding that, what is white guilt? do i make up in the morning and feel guilty about black americans? no. white guilt does not have anything to do with actual feelings of guilt. white guilt is ay the terror of being seen as a racist. as a bigot. now pervades american life. all our social policy, our culture, it is all

reporting in he i'm ellison barber ktv u fox two news. >>> brian joins us live on the phone this afternoon, president trump, brian, standing next to the russian president basically declining to back u.s. intelligence, would you call it an unprecedented refuse al. >> possibly mike, it was odd to watch. i think usually in that situation i president would say intelligent services know what they know. adimir putin offered to have russian agents interrogate t12 under u.s. indictment. how much further can that go? with that is that there had to be a reciprocal move by the united states to allow interviews with people here who may have illegally made money in russia. and avoided taxes and that sort of thing. so in all these situations it's never one sided. there's always an exchange. and i'm not sure that this goes any place to be honest with you. >> i was sitting at my desk watching the post game analysis watching the feedback come in from republicans and democrats and bob corker said something that stood out. the republican senator from tennessee and he said he thought vladimir putin would be e

julie: ellison barber, thank you very much.spark a reaction from vice president mike pence s&m with maria bartiromo. a wide-ranging exclusive interview. that heirs to mauritanian eastern on "sunday morning futures". here's a preview. >> the reality is in the last two administrations, the economy grew by less than two percent. in the first few much of the ministration we are little shy lester we are on track to be at three percent or better this year. we really believe the internals of the numbers, whether it be the dramatic increase in business investment or dramatic increase in american exports, all support the conclusion that the policies the president has been advancing, that republican congress has supported directly working to revive the economy. mike: new jersey republican congressman on the house energy and commerce committee and my guess, great to have you, sir. >> thank you. >> this is a pretty wonky number. how do explain the big number, 4.1 percent yesterday to the constituents? >> i think it is due to a series of fa

. >> ellison barber is live from berkeley heights in new jersey near the president's golf course. reporter: hello. the president, the ministration are pointing to the numbers, the gdp growth and economy, any chance to get they see it as a sign of successful governance. here is vice president mike pence in an interview set to air tomorrow on "sunday morning futures". >> we really believe the internals of these numbers, whether it be the dramatic increase in business investment, dramatic increase in american exports, all support the conclusion that the policies of president trump has been advancing that a republican congress has been supporting are actually working to revive this economy. reporter: of course, the ministration is dealing with more than one major new story right now. the helsinki summit the present came home to a lot of witticism for members of his own party with some accusing him of during the united states under the bus. last week the white house supports a number of people, even some of the top advisors made an announcement that president trump would invite the rus

ellison barber is live in new jersey. >> hi julie.reporters he thought he would make a decision on who he wants to nominate to the supreme court by sunday.of course the official announcement will come or is expected to come monday night around 9 o'clock. the vice president was in bedminster for a little bit he had dinner last night with the present. the press secretary talked about a number of things including monday's announcement of a new supreme court nominee. the vice president report we met with three candidates this week and told fox news he met with brett kavanaugh wednesday in d.c. and on monday and tuesday he met with amy barrett and raymond kethledge in indiana. sources said the president spoke with six judges peer but the white house is only preparing rollout packages for four of them. cavanaugh, kethledge, barrett and hardemon. we also following is an account of the special counsel, robert mueller.the president's outside legal counsel says that the president is going to sit down with for an interview with mr. mueller, they

for example speaking of moving to the left hard to believe he could do it but here he is keith ellisonare in injustice and mexican workers should be able to compete with americans for high wages. socialist darling of casio cortez is calling for the abolishment of i.c.e. and occupation of airports. those go together. joining me the co-sponsor the support of i.c.e. resolution claudia tenney of new york. she serves on the house committee. that was an overwhelming vote. it's interesting that victims didn't want to vote no. 34 did that the president seemed to be their way of showing how much courage they have brought their ideas about abolishing i.c.e.. >> yeah i'm surprised that anyone would go against this. i.c.e. is no different than any other law enforcement we have in this country. something like 76,000 arrests were made in 2016 alone for dangerous drug offenses and thousands of other serious crimes committed by illegal aliens in this country so why would you want to abolish an agency that's keeping americans safe. they tried to do it and protest but they were democrats who sponsored l

hard to believe it but keith ellison claiming borders are an in justice and mexican workers should beicans for high wages and cortez has called the abolish meant of ice and occupation of airports. those go together, right? the co-sponsor of the ice resolution congress woman of new york on the house financial services committee and we're delighted to have you with us. that was an overwhelming vote. it's interesting that the dems didn't want to vote no. 34 did, but president seemed to be their way of showing how much courage they have about ideas of abolishing ice. >> i'm surprised anyone would vote against this. first of all ice is no different than any other important law enforcement agency keeping us safe. like 76 thousand arrested were made in 2017 for dangerous drug offenses and thousands of other serious crimes committed by illegal aliens in this country so why would you want to get rid of an agency keeping you safe. really this protest was about there were democrats that sponsored legislation to abolish ice and i would love to see that come to the floor and make them vote no on t

reporter: ellison barber is at the biat -- at the bedminster gf course.eporter: he says he has two forensics experts giuliani said he worked with in the past. we don't have names. they are experts that have been hired or solicited by the trump legal team. he said the tape is not an original. that someone played with it. they are trying to obtain a copy of the original raw recording. cnn reported that cone is prepared to tell the special counsel that then candidate trump knew about the 2016 trump tower meeting his son arranged with russian officials. in may in an interview with cbs news juliany called cone an honest, honorable lawyer. giuliani said his opinion changed after he heard about the tapes. reporter: any response from the cohen camp in all this? reporter: some but not a whole lot. i reached out to lanny davis, cohen's attorney. he says the statement we received yesterday focused on reports that giuliani warned cohen to stop talking and he's violating attorney-client privilege. davis says mr. giuliani seems to be confused. here is giuliani on "fox

ellison barber in new jersey traveling with the president before he heads back to d.c. >> hey come only lend to the president and his legal team have gone back and forth over whether the idea president trump will sit down and speak with robert mueller. they had said before that he wants to. the legal team said he has to see if that's a good idea. various potential timelines. they say they have not ruled it out, but now they are closer than ever to potentially not doing it good rudy giuliani said today that is what they are leaning towards. >> have you simply determine the president is not going to sit down? >> the reason for the extension by the extraordinary things that happen things that happen that we wouldn't expect. >> the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani confirmed to fox news the president legal team wants a special counsel to produce evidence proving the president committed a crime before they'll let him sit with mr. mueller. they talk to the special counsel about that and have communications with him in e-mails on the phone. president trump repeated a familiar phrase: the centr