and he meant if you read faulkner, faulkner's very experimental, consciousness of prose and things like that. hemingway definitely did not do that. he had other -- his strength, his genius was elsewhere. he took offense, and then he i saw what faulkner meant. but, yeah, i think that's a dirty little secret that a lot of them are waiting on, you know, for their nobel prize except bob dylan. [laughter] >> he's the new standard. >> yeah. [laughter] >> we're going to open it up for questions here in a moment, but i told mary that i wanted to be self-indull gent, because i thought she would get to a wonderful end. i hope i can get through this. two minutes, i swear to god, and no more. mental illness coarsed through the hemingway family like one of the rivers ernest wrote about with such beautiful economy. its incessant, implacable force only in small eddies where illness cursed individuals like ed hemingway, ernest, greg and later some in the next generation, and reportedly in those after that. it took and continues to take the form of cycles of mania and psychotic depression, alcoholism an

faulkner was one who got in. and he got mad at faulkner for making some crack about his writing. >> guest: falkner said i completely understand -- ernest understood what he sass weigh, falkner said he doesn't -- he's not really crazy. the doesn't try anything new and he meant if you have read faulkner. who is very experimental and hemingway did not do that. he had -- his genius was elsewhere but he took offense at that many -- he -- you know, i think more writers -- that's a dirty little secret that a lot of them are waiting on the -- for the nobel prize, except bob dylan. ... s the new standard. we'll open it up for questions in a moment but i wanted to tell mary that i thought she was a wonderful. [inaudible] it was one of the rivers that ernest wrote about, it's incessant implacable force only in fault small eddies where it cursed individuals like ernest hemingway, greg, and later in some in the next generation and reportedly in those after that. it continues to take the form of cycles of mania and psychotic d

we published the first faulkner, first hemingway, has a long line of great writers, and we're thrilled to perpetuate a lot of that great publishing. >> host: and you're part of the norton family. was there a mr. liveright? >> guest: there was, he lived a little too wildly and died at 49. norton bought liveright in 1974. we relaunched it in 2012, and here we are celebrating our 100th anniversary. >> host: give us a snapshot of your history in the publishing world. >> guest: this is my 39th year in american publishing. i had to count. i was at st. martins press for many years, great house. i've been at norton for 19 years which mix me a newcomer, and i've, you know, done the liveright division for the last six years. >> host: what are some of the books that liveright has coming out in the fall? >> guest: we have a great lineup this year. we have daniel allen who is a professor at harvard who's doing a memoir called cuz who was really destroyed by the prison system in los angeles. she is this brilliant academic who tells this sering personal story, which like the best muckraker books, rea

i am kelly right, in for harris faulkner. have a great week. >> thanks for watching.s wallace. now that former fbi director james comey has told his story. where do the investigations and the trump agenda go from here? ♪ >> i don't think it's for me to say whether the conversation i had with the president was an effort to obstruct. >> no collusion. no obstruction. he is a leaker. but we want to get back to running our great country. > chris: we'll discuss comey's damaging testimony with rahm immanuel and ask how the white house and the g.o.p. can rebound. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. then, questions still linger about

i'm harris faulkner. hate that seems to know no boundaries, the united kingdom rocked by terrorist thugs thousands of miles away. we know how they feel, the british, right here at home. the details on what has unfolded and developed on this sunday. the first crime scene, the iconic london bridge, a van drove down it, attackers from inside that van jumped out and began to stab people. the attackers were reportedly wearing fake bomb vests to insight more fear. police moved in at lightning speed and took down the three killers. people who saw it are talking about it. >> yet two armed marked police behind the black x5. get back! >> people lying on the ground and a taxi driver with the window down shouting at people to run. we ran for like 100 meters and there was a period of quite intense gunfire. >> running away and managing the door, and when i open the door, i see three dead people on the floor. >> garrett tenney is in washington, d.c. with the latest on the intelligence around the threats. that's an impor

kelly: and kelly right in for harris faulkner. this is the fox report.k at the stories we are following. jeff sessions is scheduled to testify tuesday before the senate intelligence committee. they were real him on russia and the firing of james comey. diane feinstein said the appearance is not a sure thing. >> i don't know whether it will happen or whether it will be public. meanwhile president trump is facing more scrutiny after james comey testified that the president pressured him to end the investigation into former national security adviser michael flynn. some republicans chalk it up to political inexperience. chuck schumer reacted to that. >> the fact that he's new and he may not say things so seriously, that's not an excuse. he is the president to the united states and he has to step up to the plate. as committees on capitol hill ramp up their investigations into possible collusion between russia and the trump campaign, chairwoman ronna mcdaniel argues that it's all much to do about nothing. >> i am calling to an end for the investigation about p

i'm harris faulkner in for shepard smith. the hospital's head of trauma is set to talk with reporters at any moment now. the last we heard about the house majority whip, scalise, he appeared to be doing a little better, but he's still in critical condition. that's what sources told chad pergram hours ago. the congressman has had two rounds of surgery. the hospital has reported he will need more and could be there for some time. those are their words. two days ago, a gunman shot scalise and three others at the gop charity practice. his wife told reporters she can't believe what happened and offered this apology. >> i had no idea this would happen. i don't know what to tell you about it. i can't wrap my heard about it. i just want my neighbors to be in peace. sorry he did this. there's nothing i can do about it. >> matt mika, a lobbyist for tyson foods was also shot on wednesday. he's also in critical condition. his family reported that yesterday. his relatives say he was shot in the chest and arm and he will need many surgerie

. >> kendra faulkner posted this letter from the white house on her facebook page. she writes that time your 8th grade daughter earned the presidential award, but sadly it's from the trump administration and they spelled success wrong. there's a u added where it shouldn't be. she seems to think the problem is nationwide also writing in her post that the letter was sent to graduating 8th graders across the country. not everyone received the letter with the spelling mistake. copies posted online show that the letter with the spelling error corrected. when we visited the president's education awards and aca program's website a copy of the letter was posted with the word success spelled correctly. officials caught the mistake and later corrected it. that much we know is true, but was the error widespread, that we know isn't. i'm larry miller. >>> if there is something you would like our verify team to look into, send verify @ wusa9.com. >>> now we have an update on a story we brought yesterday. a teacher in charge of a yearbook club at a new jersey high school has now b

i'm sandra smith here today, harris faulkner, meghan mccain meghan mccain, gillian turner, and today's #oneluckyguy, the chairman of the house oversight committee, congressman jason chaffetz is here and he is outnumbered. really good to have you. >> jason: glad to be back, appreciate it. >> harris: you been in the headlines. >> sandra: president trump making the most of his muslim ban last night, the president tweeting, that's right, we need a travel ban for certain dangerous countries. not some politically correct term that will help protect our people. this after criticizing his own just a department saying it should have stayed with the original travel ban, not the watered-down politically correct version they submitted to sc. our very own one lucky guy is slamming the judicial branch, accusing it of keeping the trump administration from protecting us here at home. explain where you're at. >> jason: the congress is actually increasing the funding, not only for homeland security, but for the department of defense. we have to understand that this nation, the number one thing we have t

here today, harris faulkner, trish regan, mercedes slap and pete hegseth is our #oneluckyguy. let's get started. will america stay or will they go? with all eyes on the white house, sources telling fox news that president trump is expected to pull out of the claimant accord. this is seen as a win for economy and jobs by his supporters as well as a blow to president obama's legacy. here's jason miller. >> we are all in the same side here, we want to make sure we have clean water and clean air, but we can't go and got our economy and especially go and fight with both hands tied behind our backs while other countries go and cheat on us. >> meghan: one of the senate's biggest voices on the dangers of climate change says pulling out of the paris agreement would have disastrous consequences and signal americans to retreat as a world leader. >> if president trump announces that he is going to unilaterally pull the united states out of this claimant accord that the rest of the world has signed on to with the exception of syria and nicaragua, then it will be an economic, national secur

i am kelly right, in for harris faulkner. coming up next, "watters world". . "watters world" starts right now. jesse: "watters world" is on. tonight ... >> the administration then chose to defame me and more importantly the f.b.i., by saying the organization was in disarray, poorly led, and the workforce lost confidence in its leader. those were lies, plain and simple. i asked a friend of mine to share the memo. >> my only goal was to make sure he was laid to rest with honor. that honor has been insulted. only one possible motivation remains. to conceal their own disgrace. jesse: try bringing the swamp to new york city. "watters world" begins right now. welcome to "watters world." i'm jess he watters. the left's credibility crisis. how many times have the american people told one thing about donald trump only to have it been proven wrong. let's start with the most obvious, the election. >> no part of your mind or brain can you imagine donald trump standing up one day and delivering the state of the union address? >> i can imagine it in a saturday night skit. >

i'm harris faulkner. here today, meghan mccain, host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy herself. anchor of the intelligence report, bring us intelligence, trish regan. that never gets old. today #oneluckyguy, veteran reporter and correspondent at large, fox news >> geraldo: ge. the president driving home his narrative. >> geraldo: i wish he started with infrastructure and some of the kamikaze mission known as health care. he would have gotten bipartisan support. he is a great builder, a legendary builder. when i met him, he was taking over the commodore hotel, filled with junkies and prostitutes. he made it the grand hyatt, remade 42nd. >> harris: my mom says it's never too late for success. let's get to the news. the president is not holding back and perhaps a preview of what we can expect when he holds a joint news conference later today. president trump took james comey to task in his first response to yesterday's hearing. he tweeted early this morning, despite so many false statements and lies, total and complete vindication. and while matt, comey is a speedily seven accordin

i'm harris faulkner, here today, meghan mccain, kennedy, also from fbn, melissa francis, and today's #oneluckyguy, we are glad to welcome senator mike lee from the great state of utah. the forgotten founders. this is all about those who are pushing against the idea. >> harris: let's start with the news. he said it all comes down to jobs. president trump is announcing america's exit from the paris climate deal this week and he says the agreement hammered out by former president obama came out at too high a price. >> i cannot in good conscience support a deal that punishes the united states. which is what it does. the world's leader in environmental protection, while imposing no meaningful obligations on on the world's n polluters. >> harris: barack obama hit back on a statement, even while the president was still making his remarks as you saw in the rose garden. mr. obama condemned the president for rejecting the future. he said the nations that were made in the paris agreement that will be the nations that reap the benefits. i believe the united states of america should be at the fro

i'm harris faulkner, here today, meghan mccain, kennedy, also from fbn, melissa francis, and today'sguy, we are glad to welcome senator mike lee from the great state of utah.

i am harris faulkner thank you for being with us. secondary sean spicer said to step up to that lecter less than an hour from now the president will be meeting with republican congressional leaders at the white house as we look for a legislature went on health care and tech firm. you the power ranger popped up on screen appeared cheap white house correspondents john roberts tourney is now. john, what is the plan to move these type correspondence party for? >> they have been stop for the last few weeks after the houseboat on the american health care act. the president this afternoon is going to jump-start his legislative agenda meeting at 3:00

this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner.sandra smith, meghan mccain, repo begin strategist and former spokesperson for president george w. bush, mercedes schlapp in today's #oneluckyguy, he does not hold back, fox news contributor and nationally syndicated radio talk show host, kevin jackson is outnumbered. good to have you. the >> meghan: birthday! >> kevin: thank you. what better way to spend

here today, harris faulkner, trish regan, mercedes slap and pete hegseth is our

this is speed max "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. also today's #oneluckyguy, veteran of iraq and afghanistan, adam kinzinger is here, he is outnumbered. thank you for serving. in the military and now on the hill. >> i go from the chaos in d.c. to the calm, serene room of "outnumbered." >> it's early. >> now asking for it. >> let's start with the news, jeff sessions prepares to face his colleagues over his role in the controversy around ties between the drum campaign in russia. the attorney general be the highest ranking government official to testify on the russian probe so far. his testimony comes after james comey dropped him during his testimony last week that there may be more to his recusal from the russia probe. the intelligence committee announce that hearing will be open to the public. drug mech the justice department that "the attorney general has requested that this hearing be public, he believes it is important for the american people to hear the truth directly from him. he looks forward to answering the committee's questi

faulkner, david asman, and the judge figure out what's riskier than what.u to play along at home. what's riskier, smoking a pack of cigarettes a day or drinking seven glasses of alcohol a day. a or b? a is smoking. b is drinking. >> i would think a. stossel: you're correct. smoking takes seven years. drinking three years. >> although, you can improve more readily from smoking than you can from drinking. your liver is damaged severely. >> what's riskier. we're keeping score. walking through an airport scanner or eating a handful of brazil nuts? the radiation question. >> oh, really. i'll say brazil nuts. >> i'll say walking through a scanner. >> you and i think alike. >> you got it right. more radiation in brazil nuts than airport scanner. >> they'd rather clean it that way. >> the way they grow, they suck radiation out of the ground. the roots of the tree. >> different ways of getting to the same answer. >> what's riskier, being obese or living in the year 1910. one hundred years ago. >> i would say living 100 years ago. >> you're all correct. people lived

this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis, kennedy herself, mercedes schlapp, and today's #oneluckyguy, tom shillue. you're outnumbered, how does that feel? >> tom: it feels great. the only day of the year that dads are appreciated is coming up, father's day. i started some controversy. >> mercedes: on that happy note. >> harris: this is a development in the right direction. house majority whip, steve scalise is still in critical condition as he was shot in the head by a gunman targeting g.o.p. lawmakers, but we are told he is doing slightly better. doctors say he underwent a second surgery related to his internal injuries and a broken bone in his leg, but he still needs more surgery. doug mckelway is live outside the hospital in washington. >> as you said, the first and actually the only sign of encouragement that we have gotten from the hospital here came last night in their official statement which was released at about 8:00. it says he remains in critical condition, but has improved in the last

art faulkner/ alabama emergency management director: "fortunately, we have weathered the storm prettyell. unfortunately we've had one fatality."cautious optimism, that's how many along the gulf states are feeling after tropical storm cindy seemed to spare them the worst.cindy made landfall in southwestern louisiana early thursday...just south of lake charles...bringing more rain and heavy winds to already water-logged areas.as the storm moved north east, it was downgraded to a tropical depression.but even as a depression cindy was still destructiveauthorities in fairfield, alabama, are looking into possible tornado damaging several buildings outside birmingham mayor ed may/ fairfield, alabama: "i heard about it one second, the next thing i know the abc store's gone, the same thing with express oil change and the kfc."cnn affiliate wvtm reports three people were taken to the hospital with injuries. nicholas dyer/ fairfield police chief: "we had some injuries, but none life-threatening at this time, we're still trying to get the full scope of the damage across the city.meteorologists ca

this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. here today, sandra smith, meghan mccain, repo begin strategist and former spokesperson for president george w. bush, mercedes schlapp in today's #oneluckyguy, he does not hold back, fox news contributor and nationally syndicated radio talk show host, kevin jackson is outnumbered. good to have you. the >> meghan: birthday! >> kevin: thank you. what better way to spend my birthday then with the four lovely ladies of "outnumbered"? >> harris: despite pouring millions of dollars into the georgia election, democrats were once again unable to flip a house seat, handing the party one of its most demoralizing losses yet. here's the night's big winner republican karen handel. >> first of all, i have to start by saying thank you. [cheers and applause] my pledge is to be part of the solution, to focus on governing. to put my experience to work and helping to solve the very serious issues that we are facing this country. >> harris: with the loss also denied democrats the chance to deliver a rebuk

this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. here today, sandra smith, meghan mccain, rachel rachel campos-duffy, today's a #oneluckyguy, charlie hurt. that was interesting. i went to get your thoughts on how we didn't talk about fisa they were going to dogleg renewing. we do talk a lot about james comey and the president. >> charlie: this is exactly why america hates washington. it's why donald trump is president. they came together to talk about something that is vitally important. and they got nowhere. it's evolved into a political food fight and that's all it was. they accomplish nothing. as you said, are we going to renew it or not? >> harris: that was two and half hours and i said that because they hadn't talked about it. i was kidding. now they do have a private session that you heard everyday talking about and close doors coming up at 2:00 eastern. the hearing is supposed to be, as we talked about, a new "washington post" report that claims president trump pressured coats and marched to convince comey to back off michael

i'm harris faulkner.that seems to know no boundaries, the united kingdom rocked by terrorist thugs thousands of miles away. we know how they feel, the british, right here at home. the details on what has unfolded and developed on this sunday. the first crime scene, the iconic london bridge, a van drove down it, attackers from inside that van jumped out and began to stab people. th

i am rob schmidt in for harris palm faulkner. trip comes as a member of the president's legal team goes on the defense. telling fox news sunday's chris wallace that the president is not you were federal investigation, despite this tweet, i am being investigated for firing the fbi director by the man who told me to fire the fbi director. whicwhichwitch-hunt. >> there has been no, note nation of any investigation. nothing has changed. >> all right, christian fish ser live at the white house with more. kristen every trying to make sense of that tweet. is the president under investigation? do we know? reporter: we word in the clip was notify. the president has not been notified. that does not mean he is not under investigation, it just means that special counsel may not have told the president or hissin legal team about it. >> i do not appreciate you putting words in my mouth, i have been clear that the president is not and has not been under investigation, i don't think i could be any clearer. >> you don't know that he is not under

i'm sandra smith, here today, harris faulkner, meghan mccain, former japanese spokesperson for the state staf parma a memory harve, and today's #oneluckyguy, host of the david webb show on sirius xm, david webb is here and he is outnumbered and i cannot wait to hear what you have to say on this moment right now. >> david: i've had three hours on what to say on this moment. join me right here on "outnumbered" ." >> harris: what your new show is rocking on xm right across the street. >> david: i have three hours to set everybody up and they're looking at this health care discussion right before i came here. i played the senate floor and between patty murray, chuck schumer, mitch mcconnell, it's 185 pages, nobody is ready. it is fun to watch. >> sandra: save it, because we need a report first. a142 page discussion draft of their health care bill. the measure would cut and revamp medicaid and repeal tax increases under obamacare. president trump weighing in a short time ago calling obamacare a disaster and saying hopefully we'll get something with heart. senate minority leader chuck schumer

we published the first faulkner, first hemingway, has a long line of great writers, and we're thrilled to perpetuate a lot of that great publishing. >> host: and you're part of the norton family. was there a mr. liveright? >> guest: there was, he lived a little too wildly and died at 49. norton bought liveright in 1974. we relaunched it in 2012, and here we are celebrating our 100th anniversary. >> host: give us a snapshot of your history in the publishing world. >> guest: this is my 39th year in american publishing. i had to count. i was at

i'm sandra smith, here today, harris faulkner, meghan mccain, former japanese spokesperson for the stateparma a memory harve, and today's #oneluckyguy, host of the david webb show on sirius xm, david webb is here and he is outnumbered and i cannot wait to hear what you have to say on this moment right now. >> david: i've had three hours on what to say on this moment. join me right here on

i am harris faulkner. here today, meghan mccain, kennedy herself. also from spn, trish regan. and #oneluckyguy. chris stirewalt. >> chris: right here. i was so excited that it was like in a beer day, because, casillas taiga, and i was with human beings who can have a smart conversation about it, this is the place to be. >> harris: you're welcome. >> harris: all right, let's get started. a member of president trump's legal team said several times over the past weekend and again to this morning that the president is not under federal investigation. this habit after "washington post" cited unnamed sources, claiming that the president is being investigated for obstruction of justice. the president tweeted with his attorney and saying that it was just response to that report. here is attorneys be 23. >> what the president is being accused of in the media of doing or through "the washington post" doesn't constitute as a function of justice. there's no need to engage an investigation of something that if the fact were to be proven, it would not violate the law. according to "the wash

brenda faulkner just won $40,000 in the acme super market's monopoly game which clearly i need to eñxplay always ask eñ at the acme brenda with a huge check with her winnings today. >> i didn't believe them. >> the money is coming just in time, too. we've learned brenda is about to get married in a month. congratulations to you. >>>]9 the latest social media craze pairs together fitness and your favorite four-legged friend. it's called #squat your dog. you may have seen this on!kt2j the trend is easy, all you have to do is put your pup on your shoulders or right there in your arms and squat. people with smaller dogs seem to have a slight advantage like that one. >> like my puppy, 20 pounds. right over the shoulder. >> you need to do that tonight. you need to squat your dog, squat charlie, post it on social media and check it out. >>> a spike in arrests at the jersey shore. is hoping to crack down on crime before you and your family hit the beach. >>> and no ordinary summer e@ñj. meet the player making a unique plea to the philadelphia eagles. >>> welcome warm up has finallyc arrived and

i'm harris faulkner. tomorrow, the big hearing. james comey takes the stand. we'll have special live coverage all day long. here's shep. >> shepard: the comey statement released. it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 in washington. now we know what the former fbi director james comey plans to say tomorrow under oath on capitol hill. the president of the united states demanded his loyalty, he will testify. he re-assured the president the feds were not investigating him personally at the time. we'll go through the prepared remarks ahead. also, extraordinary moments today on capitol hill as senators quiz the intelligence officials about how president trump handled the russia investigation. >> would it be in any way typical for a president to ask questions or bring up an ongoing fbi investigation? >> are you prepared to say you never felt or you have never been asked by the president or the white house to influence an ongoing investigation? >> by what legal standard did they refuse to answer? there was none. analysis this hour. the testimony during a hearing on a law

this is "outnumbered," i am sandra smith, harris faulkner, kevin mccain, kennedy, and the one lucky guy, the ambassador to the poor nations, and at the institute. john bolton is here. he is outnumbered. welcome back to you, ambassador. wonderful to have you today. another busy week, let's get right to it. british police carrying out more raids. 11 people in custody as they investigate the attack at a nearby market. they have identified the three attackers killed by armed cops who rammed a speeding ban into pedestrians before jumping out, flashing others with long knives, all of this as a reporter say at least one of the attackers may have already been on the police's radar. joining us live in london with the latest. david. >> sandra, despite the fact that the authorities say they have now identified the three attackers, they have not yet released their names publicly. according to a published report here in london, at least one of the attackers made no secret of his extremist views. according to the times of london, one of the attackers was pakistani born, and he was reported to police

up next, it's harris faulkner in for shep. >> and we begin with breaking news.date on the condition of congressman steve scalise, critically wounded in the baseball game ambush. we'll hear from his doctor live. we're now hearing for the first time from the window of the man that opened fire at the baseball field. >> you know, i just don't know what to tell you people. i had no idea that this was going to happen. >> also, president trump is lashing out on twitter calling the russia investigation a witch hunt. saying there's no proof of collusion. he's taking aim at the justice department official that appointed a special prosecutor and the trump transition team

i'm harris faulkner. tomorrow, the big hearing. james comey takes the stand.age all day long. here's shep. >> shepard: the comey statement released. it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 in washington. now we know what the former fbi director james comey plans to say tomorrow under oath on capitol hill. the president of the united states demanded his loyalty, he will testify. he re-assured the president the feds were not investigating him personally at the time. we'll go through the prepared remarks ahead. also, extraordinary moments today on capitol hill as senators quiz the intelligence officials about how president trump handled the russia investigation. >> would it be in any way typical for a president to ask questions or bring up an ongoing fbi inve

i am harris faulkner thank you for being with us. for secondary sean spicer said to step up to that lecter less than an hour from now the president will be meeting with republican congressional leaders at the white house as we look for a legislature went on health care and tech firm. you the power ranger popped up on screen appeared cheap white house correspondents john roberts tourney is now. john, what is the plan to move these type correspondence party for? >> they have been stop for the last few weeks after the houseboat on the american health care act. the president this afternoon is going to jump-start his legislative agenda meeting at 3:00 in the roosevelt room with the g.o.p. leadership. paul ryan will be there as well as the majority leader, kevin mccarthy. the majority whip, mitch my mith mcconnell. there and try to get the president to get the obamacare repeal and replace into step. mark whose the director said they get all button up by august recess, but just the other day, richard berger of north carolina went on record

i am kelly right, in for harris faulkner. have a great week. >> thanks for watching. chris: i'm chris wallace. now that former fbi director james comey has told his story. where do the investigations and the trump agenda go from here? ♪ >> i don't think it's for me to say whether the conversation i had with the president was an effort to obstruct. >> no collusion. no obstruction. he is a leaker. but we want to get back to running our great country. > chris: we'll discuss comey's damaging testimony with rahm immanuel and ask how the white house and the g.o.p. can rebound. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. then, questions still linger about possible links to russia and whether the president tried to obstruct the investigation. >> would you be willing to speak under oath to give your version. >> 100 percent. chris: we'll discuss the continuing probes in congress and by the special counsel with democrat jack reed who serves on the senate intelligence committee and says he expects president trump to face a deposition. plus, british prime minister theresa may tries to hol

he is due actually to meet the irish foreign minister charlie faulkner in belfast tomorrow to discussssembly which is continuing, and the irish government already signalling some concerns that the nationalists was when we heard it westminster. the sdlp now have no mps at westminster and sinn fein doesn‘t take its seats. the influence of the dup, now, because the tories do not have the majority so the tories do not have the majority so we‘ll do the deal with the dup is causing some concern in dublin, and the irish foreign minister will want to talk to mr robichaux about that, as he stays, in fact alongside the vast majority, in hisjob. the only confirmation we haven‘t had our environment secretary, culture secretary, and the leader of the house of lords. also the leader of the house of commons. alsojunior misses serial jobs have the house of commons. alsojunior misses serialjobs have to be filled, —— junior ministerial jobs have to be filled. three men have been arrested after an easyjet flight to sta nsted was diverted because of suspicious behaviour en released by police in germany.

steve: harris faulkner you are outnumbered today.i will tell you this, harris, it was not in the prompter. harris: i'm happy to be filling in for ainsley earhart today. this is my first time ever. brain brian you are built for this format. harris: i don't know what that means. brian: a chance to talk. we are not going from story to story to reporter to reporter. we go from issue to issue. let's begin with the number one issue. this is something you were talking about on your show yesterday. steve: james comey yesterday at 10:00 in the morning went into that famous room 216 in the heart office building where essentially he started two and a half three hours worth of some have depicted it as james comey's revenge tour. what it was revealed was he said that donald trump appears liar. but then it was revealed that mr. comey himself is a big leaker in this exchange. listen. >> the president tweeted on friday, after i got fired, that i better hope there's not tapes. i woke up in the middle of the night on monday night because it didn't daw

but the appointment of this retired appeal courtjudge today, lord faulkner says he's well—qualified,be blamed for certain judgments distinguished figure and should not be blamed for certainjudgments he has made in the past. what is your perspective? i broadly agree with that. there are two questions here. one is whether he is the right person to do the job. some criticisms have been made. i suspect those criticisms on balance are unfair. government is fishing in a very shallow pool to find a judge. all high courtjudges are mainly white, male from independent schools. that is not a criticism that can fairly be made about him. the judgment that been found that might be seen as unsympathetic towards grenfell tower victims has to be seen in context of thejudgment he victims has to be seen in context of the judgment he has delivered victims has to be seen in context of thejudgment he has delivered over his life. i'm concerned about the process. i don't hear government explaining to residents of grenfell tower why he was thought to be the right person. i don't hear a government engaging wi

from liverpool with the murders of a woman and two children whose bodies were found in a flat on faulknerppear at liverpool magistrates' court later today. the bodies of the women and two children were found, asi women and two children were found, as i say, in the flat on tuesday. that flat was incidentally where john lennon used to live. merseyside police say that they are not looking for anyone else in connection with those killings. more now on one of our top stories this morning, on the news that president trump has decided to withdraw the united states from the paris climate—change accord. one of the first to react, was the french president, emmanuel macron. i can assure you, france will not give up the fight. i reaffirm clearly, that the paris agreement remains irreversible and will be implemented. not just by france, but by all the other nations. because where ever we live, where ever we are, we all share the same responsibility. make our planet great again. the head of the european commission has been speaking at a joint forum with the chinese premier in brussels this morning. bot

those interns are claire faulkner, fiona keltey, james flemtion, kinati halvorson, tasha alisardi, fatos viseppi and amy bushnell. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. murkowski: thank you, madam president. madam president, over the memorial day weekend, alaska lost two truly great men. these men were doers, they were builders in every sense of the word, both literally and figuratively. they were family people and they were the best of friends to one another and to so many of us. today i would like to pay tribute to sam r.bryce and howard a. otis. although nobody called him howard. we all knew him as buzz, as buzz otis. i'd like to take a few moments this afternoon and tell members of the senate a little bit about these two very wonderful and great men. you really couldn't find two you couldn't find two more genuine alaskans than sam and buzz. yet neither one of them was born in the state. they came to alaska. sam grew up in florida. he was educated at columbia university in new york city. so he is a long ways from new york city when he comes to fairbanks, alaska. but he served