eric: thank you, gillian turner. alicia: there's also the question of how sustainable this economic growth really is and what will president trump's -- and the -- thank you for joining us, gordon. speaking of these tariffs with china, i want to bring in this $12 billion emergency aid package that the administration announced for farmers to offset the impact of these tariffs. take a listen to what secretary nguyen had -- steve mnuchin had to say. >> this is a short-term program to deal with totalitarian tariffs we have people that put tariffs which by the way, are against wto rules. they are unfair and targeting the farmers. we are sticking up for our farmers so they don't get hurt in these trade discussions. these are not long-term subsidies.>> he says not long-term but take a look at a piece of the wall street journal did titled how farm aid became a fixture in the trump administrations plan for $12 billion and helping farmers hit by tariffs built on a history of agricultural support. they said this is something tha

gillian turner has more on what we can expect. >> president trump heads to brussels for nato summit inouple of days, bolster transalantic alliance and underscore 29-member congress. president trump will spend time with foreign leaders of america's closest allies, france, europe, germany as well as canada and turkey, going into the meeting the administration focusing message to the american people on cost sharing. >> we go away on monday. i will see lots of people. ly see nato and i will tell nato, you to start paying your bills. >> every ally is now increasing defense spending, we've had the largest increase in defense spending since cold war. >> big ticket items for the summit is international migrant crisis, syrian civil war, north korea's nuclear threat and the elephant in the room is russia and in particular vladimir putin ever increasing russian threats to the world order. president trump will meet with putin on the heels of the summit for a private one-on-one. the other major issue on every one's minds will be north korea. many heads of state haven't spoken to him since historic

mike: gillian turner has more from washington.gil 42 men and women are running for office at local state and federal level this year who got the formal endorsement from the democratic socialist of america. this according to the associated press, the candidates span 20 states and and includes, florida, democratic socialism has become powerful force in democratic politics. some of its new faces are laying out priorities than ever before. >> we want to be a nation that allows improved and expanded medicare for all. we are a nation that will not stop until every child is born the opportunity to go to college or trade school free of cost. [cheers and applause] >> and we will not rest, we will not rest until every person in this country is paid a living wage to lead a dignified life. >> they're clear on who their friends and enemies are. >> we say to trump instead of showing us your strength by tearing children from their families, where was your strength in standing up to putin and russia for undermining her honor democracy. >> operate

mike: gillian turner has more from washington. women are running for office at local state and federal level this year who got the formal endorsement from the democratic socialist of america. this according to the associated press, the candidates span 20 states and and includes, florida, democratic socialism has become powerful force in democratic politics. some of its new faces are laying out priorities than ever before. >> we want to be a nation that allows improved and expanded medicare for all. we are a nation that will not stop until every child is born the opportunity to go to college or trade school free of cost. [cheers and applause] >> and we will not rest, we will not rest until every person in this country is paid a living wage to lead a dignified life. >> they're clear on who their friends and enemies are. >> we say to trump instead of showing us your strength by tearing children from their families, where was your strength in standing up to putin and russia for undermining her honor democracy. >> operated on the fring

jon: gillian turner in washington. thanks. >> you are welcome. jon: president trump reacting to this news while at his weekend get away in new jersey, tweeting that the newly released documents show the mueller investigation is a witch hunt. this as the president continues defending what he calls a quote great meeting with putin last week and after he invited putin to the white house this fall. democratic senator menendez says president trump has to be tougher with putin. >> it depends if you challenge him. now we're going to give him, you know, a red carpet treatment and invite him to washington. to me, that's beyond comprehension. you can speak to adversaries, but at the end of the day, you have to do it in a way in which you challenge them. the president seems to want to be chummy with putin instead of challenging him. jon: laura ingle joins us now from berkeley heights, new jersey. laura? >> hi, jon. the summit has certainly been talked about a lot this week. certainly today it was front and center on all of the sunday morning talk shows. we

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>> gillian turner, leading us off live from washington. many thanks. >> the president sharing his thoughts on this. from his weekend getaway in new jersey pay tweeting the newly released documents show the mueller investigation is a witchhunt. while also continuing to defend his quote - great meeting with the russian president, vladimir putin. laura ingle is following all this from berkeley heights, new jersey. hi laura. >> hi arthel. president trump tweeting on a variety of topics today.most recently this afternoon a blasting department of justice as he maintains the pfizer released -- fisa documents prove that they were spot on. says as usual they are ridiculously, heavily redacted. but confirm with little doubt the department of justice and fbi misled the court. witchhunt rigged a scam! another tweet reads, looking more and more like the trump campaign for president was illegally being spied on. surveillance for the political gain of crooked hillary clinton and the d&c. ask her how that worked out. she did better with crazy bernie. repu

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. >> gillian turner has the latest. >> those fbi officials putting some serious face time on capitolhill this week. it combined a total of nearly 15 hours of testimony. agent peter strzok fiery hearing. >> i heard some testimony of peter strzok and i thought it was a disgrace to our country. >> reaction to his testimony has been swift and largely broken down along partisan lines. republicans are offering nearly universal condemnation in line with the president. but many democrats are coming to his defense. blaming the gop colleagues for the circus -like atmosphere that prevailed at the hearing. >> character assassination, demagoguery, connecting dots that are not meant to be connected. generalizing an isolated incident, cherry picking facts. sometimes fabricating facts, which is the new low in the united states congress. what a shame. >> going forward republicans are now worried about what impact the hearings will have on the ongoing robert mueller investigation. here is congressman ratcliff later today on sunday morning features. >> they cannot walk to a courtroom with peter strzok

they said they will consider their commitment to denuclearization. >> gillian turner, thank you!re this would bring in daniel halpert. -- >> this is all part and parcel of the president's foreign policy. he has said america first and he has meant it. at least as we are right now, he has, goes around and says america will be being treated unfairly by the chinese, by the eu and not being treated fairly by nato. in particular with nato it is that the countries are as he puts it, turning, i do not want to use language but basically making america paying for the nato security which you think is unfair. >> we just heard on "fox news sunday", they talked about moscow meddling with the nato alliance perhaps trying to flip turkey. what about that concern? >> it is obviously a very real concern. anyway it will be one of the minor concerns coming in. i think what people will be looking at, it's funny because under other presidents especially republican or democratic presidents, some of the nato summit would not be particularly newsworthy.but under president trump, it is. because it goes and

. >> gillian turner has more on this from our d.c. bureau. >> in a new 29 page indictment the doj leased yesterday, the russia special counsel draws a direct link between putin's government and election meddling. the indictment charges 12 russian military intel officers with conspiring to interfere with the 2016 presidential election. specifically they are accused of hacking and releasing e-mails from the clinton campaign, the dnc, and the d triple c. both the deputy attorney general and the white house taking care to point out one particular feature of the indictment, the fact it doesn't include accusations that any american citizen committed any crimes. experts say the reality is that the russians are highly unlikely to extradite any of their officials to the u.s. for prosecution. >> we confront foreign interference in american elections. it is important for us to avoid thinking politically, as republicans or democrats, and instead to think patriotically as americans. >> in the wake of the indictments release, condemnation of the ad

. >> gillian turner has more on this from our d.c. bureau. >> in a new 29 page indictment the doj leased yesterday, the russia special counsel draws a direct link between putin's government and election meddling. the indictment charges 12 russian military intel officers with conspiring to interfere with the 2016 presidential election. specifically they are accused of hacking and releasing e-mails from the clinton campaign, the dnc, and the d triple c. both the deputy attorney general and the white house taking care to point out one particular feature of the indictment, the fact it doesn't include accusations that any american citizen committed any crimes. experts say the reality is that the russians are highly unlikely to extradite any of their officials to the u.s. for prosecution. >> we confront foreign interference in american elections. it is important for us to avoid thinking politically, as republicans or democrats, and instead to think patriotically as americans. >> in the wake of the indictments release, condemnation of the ad

here's correspondent gillian turner. >> germany is totally controlled by russia because they were gettingom 60 to 70% of their energy from russia and a new pipeline. >> president trump taking aim at germany today over its latest planned energy project, the gas pipeline. >> is a very bad idea for nato and i don't think it should have happened. >> it's 800 miles long and runs beneath the baltic sea. it's also set to double the amount of gas europe buys from russia each year, a staggering 7.5 trillion cubic feet in 2016 alone. europe's overall demand for natural gas is rising rapidly and germany is currently russia's biggest export market by a long shot. in 2016 about 90% of russia's gas exports were delivered to europe via pipeline. with germany receiving the largest share at 23%. the problem isn't about simple supply and demand. it boils down to national security. president trump and other world leaders worried the more european nations rely on russia for energy supplies, the more power and control russia ultimately has over them. and vladimir putin is not afraid to use that power. he's be

gillian turner looks at the list. >> i'm not going in -- >> president trump: i'm not going in with high expectations but we may have surprising things. >> president trump striking a take interest or leave it tone when asked about his upcoming summit with putin. the two aren't strangers. they met at least three times and eight phone calls in the last 18 months. in the laundry lils 9 of items on the president's mind, hasn't changed president. >> president trump: we will be talking to president putin about a number of things. ukraine, syria, talking about other parts of the middle east. i will be talking about nuclear proliferation. >> the elephant in the room. >> president trump: we will be talking about other things. meddling, and i will absolutely bring that up. >> while most of these agenda items are highly contentious, policy experts point out one issue the two could potentially agree, on the nuclear treaty, new start. >> nuclear arms control is the one place where the u.s. and russia are the two great powers. so the russians should want this, the u.s. should want this. >> it limits t

arthel: gillian turner, thank you very much. eric?he president's meeting with putin monday. some democrats calling for the administration to scrap the summit completely in light of those election interference charges against those members of the gru. with a view from russia now, amy kellogg live in the heart of moscow. she is reporting tonight from red square. amy? >> perhaps russian vip's would like to be thinking of nothing more than the world cup final here on sunday evening, but instead, they are processing the particularly embarrassing indictment of 12 military intelligence officers for meddling in the u.s. presidential election. the last hacking indictments in february were of 13 relative unknowns except for one wealthy businessman with ties to president putin. but until now, it's been easy for the kremlin to say that if any russians hacked into democratic accounts or some in way tried to influence the u.s. election, they did so on their own steam. that will be much harder with a group of military intelligence officers. so the n

gillian turner, a fox news correspondent and former national security official in the bush and obamadministrations and juan williams, co-host of "the five." the president was quoted as saying some positive things about prime minister theresa may. mollie: he's more effective calling out particularly bad reporting. they also had audio of what he said. it's not just quoting people accurately, but summarizing the whole thing accurately. howie: that doesn't in my view fake. this caused an uproar, particularly in the up k. how un -- in the u.k. she is feeding him at a black tie dinner. gillian: i would call it unusual. during my tenure in the obama and bush administrations. i didn't see the president do an interview where they are critical of a foreign leader in the hours before they met them. what caught fire was this brexit bomb story was not so much the president's message as the what i said the things he said. the message if the e.u., if brexit goes forward there would be negative implications for the u.s. is an obama administration throwback message. that's something prime minister da

gillian turner here in d.c. gillian, thanks. liz has a lot more. elizabeth: that's right, the indictments of those russian intelligence officials are making waves ahead of president trump's meeting with russian president vladimir putin. for more let's bring in florida congressman. thank you for joining us. we heard gillian say there is a slew of democrats wanting him to cancel the meeting and a tweet from senator john mccain. if president trump is not willing to hold putin accountabl accountable-- >> i think it would be a disruptive and bold move if the president scratched as soon as he heard about the indictments and even made the announcement himself. he would have put putin back on his hind legs. >> so cancel the summit and announcement the indictment. >> now that it's over, and we're where we are now, he needs to go through with the meeting and make if firm with putin we're against the nordstrom pipeline, and reinforce our commitment to n.a.t.o. and not put up with this stuff. elizabeth: hindsight is 20/20 because that sounds a lot like what we

. >> gillian turner, tina mike very much. >> it turns out some red state democratic senators may be breakingp over supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh. some of the senators up for reelection this november. in the states won by the president in 2016 saying they are in washington to serve constituents and they will not be influenced by democratic minority leader, senator chuck schumer. west virginia joe manchin said i'll be 71 years old in august. you can do with me? kiss my you know what appeared in the msm under joe donnelly explained my decision won't have anything to do with chuck schumer. vowing to block the confirmation and hillary clinton has been sounding the call. >> i used to worry that they wanted to turn the clock back to the 1950s. now i worry they want to turn it back to the 1850s. >> or commentary writer for the "washtington examiner." joe manchin from west virginia, colorful and blood. does he have a point? would he think of the prospects from other red state democrats will cost party lines? >> the chances of joe donnelly, joe manchin and heidi heitkamp whenever brett k

gillian turner is here with the details. >> at afternoon, lives. the prosperity to the news media this weekend. leading the charge on "sunday morning futures." >> they are talking to business leaders and enthusiasm and confidence all across this country among business leaders and businesses large and small post the same story and more. the biggest and best results coming out of the gop report with the quarterly trade deficit with $52 billion. african-americans and hispanics, asians and women. despite warnings from some economists that are sustainable long-term for the secretary of the treasury believes it's not responsible for the fed to raise rates. >> the 2% inflation and obviously with 2% inflation we have to have it a slightly higher interest rate to manage their data. >> they expect her% growth to continue for four or even five years into the future and is also not too worried about american tech giant taking a tumble earlier in the week. >> i'm not concerned about this at all. investor should have diversified or folios are the tech stocks hav

gillian turner is live from washington with the latest. >> it's gearing up to be a big week for the presidenthe heads to brussels in a couple of days. it's a meeting intended to bolster the alliance. while there, president trump will extend time with the foreign leaders of america's closest european allies like france, and germany and going into turkey. the president is focusing his message to the american people on cost sharing. president trump: we go away monday, and i will see lots of people. i will see nato, and i will tell nato, you have got to start paying your bills. the united states is not going to take care of everybody. >> every ally is increasing defense spending. we have had the largest increase in defense spending since the cold war. in the near and a half that president trump has been in office, it has doubled since 2014. >> when it comes to big ticket items it includes the international migrant crisis. the syrian civil war. north korea's nuclear threat and cyber-security. the elephant in the room is russia. vladimir putin's threats to the world order. >> i think russia is tryi

gillian turner has more from washington.ident's a long time lawyer is now claiming his boss approved the infamous trump tower meeting that has become a feature in the mueller probe. the meeting took place in new york city on june 9, 2016. included donald trump jr., paul manafort, jared kushner and the kremlin lawyer. the president taken to twitter yesterday to reinforce the claim he has made several times. saying, i did not know of the meeting with my son. sounds like to me someone is trying to make up stories in order to get himself out of an unrelated jam. the president son is also long assisted his father had no knowledge of the meeting. >> it was such a nothing, there is nothing to tell. i wouldn't have even been remembered until he started scouring through things which is a shame.>> someone like the recording between the president and his lawyer. now they are speaking out painting an unflattering portrait of michael cohen. >> number one, elected people about taping the president and other people. not only that, he went

>>alicia: gillian turner, thank you.icans believe there in prime position to pick up a seat in indiana. joe donnelly is facing a tough reelection against his opponent, mike braun. they say it could come down to who supports the supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh. - - with more. >>reporter: and dnsindiana's in - - [indiscernible]. and the will of hoosier voters who voted overwhelmingly by 19 points in favor of president trump. >> i think it's tough when you belong to a party like joe does what he'd like to vote otherwise but he's got to check with chuck schumer on every vote. >>reporter: donnelly voting for cavanaugh would not come as a complete surprise. he is a pro-life democrat. now he's under pressure. to do the same for brett kavanaugh. >> senator joe donnelly,will he caved to the extreme left or confirm a supreme justice and protect our rights . >>reporter: conservative radio host as his listeners want donnelly to give cavanaugh an unbiased look. >> people are tired of the vitriol. when you hear the democrats co

. >> gillian turner has more on all of this from washington. >> ohio congressman jim jordan hitting back sexual abuse while coaching wrestling at ohio state university. >> it's false. i mean i never saw, never heard of, never was told about any type of abuse. if i had been i would have dealt with it. our coaching staff, we would have dealt with it. these are our student athletes to request male student athletes from different sports or alleging sexual misconduct by the former faculty member, he served on the medical team and conducted research at the university in the 1980s.and he passed away in 2005. the most vocal accuser a former wrestler claimed that they knew of the ongoing abuse for years. >> i have a lot of affinity for jim jordan as a coach and and is an athlete. as a friend. at the end of the day, i have got a duty to myself and other victims to tell the real story. >> jordan incest the -- that no one reported this through official channels. quick conversations in a locker room are a lot different than allegations of abuse. >> now, several house gop sources as well as a member o

eric: gillian turner is live in washington with more.eporter: the administration is take that message of prosperity to the news media with the president leading the charge. >> you sense out on the street talking to business leaders that the best is yet to come. these numbers tell the tale, but the enthusiasm and confidence across this country among business leaders and businesses large and small tell the same story and more. reporter: the president reinforcing the spirit of optimism saying the best result coming out of the gdp report is the trade deficit has been reduced by $52 billion. the big picture he says, growth is here to stay. this despite warnings from some economists that current growth trend are not sustainable. but the secretary of the treasury is so confident he believes it's irresponsible for the treasury to raise rates. >> the market has been targeting 2% unnation. we have to have slightly higher interest rates. reporter: he says he expects 3% growth to continue for three or four or five years into the future. and he's not

gillian turner live with more. the studio a huge week for president trump. >> you treat your pets to the nato summit in just a couple days. they bolster the transatlantic alliance and underscore the interest of all 29 member countries. president trump will spend time at the foreign leaders of america's closest european allies like france, britain and germany and others like canada and turkey. going in, the administration is focusing its messaging to the american people on car sharing. >> we go away on monday. i'll see lots of people veered off the nato and i'm going to tell me that you've got a start paying your bills. >> every ally is now increasing defense spending. we've had the largest increase in defense spending since the cold war. and in the year and a half their president trump has been in office, it has doubled since 2014. >> when it comes to foreign policy and defense issues, the big-ticket items on the agenda include the international migrant crisis command of serious civil war, north korea's nuclear thr

gillian turner joins us with a look into one of the earliest phases of the investigation.eporter: hi, liz. good afternoon. the fbi has released the intelligence committee authority october 2016 to monitor former charm campaign official carter page. here is the motivation for the five or an application from the fbi. it reads in part, quote, this fbi believes page has been collaborating and inspiring with russian government. there's probable cause involved are about to involve violations of the criminal statute of the united states. the once been released in response to a judicial watch freedom of information act request and to set up a firestorm in washington from the white house to the capitol hill. president trump declared on twitter these documents prove the quarter. sticking by his original claim that effect committees are just business as usual. >> now, i've never been an agent of a foreign power by any stretch of the imagination. you know, back in the g20 when they're getting ready to do that at st. petersburg i might have participated in a few meetings that a lot of

juan williams, gillian turner and jason chaffetz. pleasure to have you here.itchmcconnell. he's taking a bunch bum rap. if you go all the way back to harry reid going back to the filibuster in 2013. >> it's been hardball politics on supreme court nominations. that is a function of the fact the supreme court has been the source and other courts as well of so many of the victories that the left has claimed on policies for decades. the result has been a huge premium on the supreme court nominations. everyone in the political branches has pulled out all the stops to get their nominees confirmed or some blocked. that's where we are and that is what mitch mcconnell has dealt with and what harry reid was trying to do. >>dana: conservatives have been galvanized for a long time. democrats, not so much. look at what brian fallon which is with demand justice said in the "washington post" yesterday. he said if trump succeeds in this fight, progressives will learn the hard way of the importance of courts. it may take that to realize the courts are an institution worth figh

in washington, gillian turner, fox news. >>> the u.s.lars in tariffs on chinese goods. china responds almost immediately with tariffs of its own. coming up next, details about what the chinese -- about what china calls the biggest trade war in economic history. >> plus, everybody knows bay area rent is sky high. but maybe not this high. the new list that san francisco tops. >>> new u.s. tariffs on chinese goods took effect today and china is hitting back with its own tariffs and it could import us. the port of oakland says california growers could feel it. agricultural exports to asia through the port have grown at least 40% in the last five years alone. the chinese tariffs could hit california products such as wine, meat and nuts. they are also likely to made goods from china more spencer. farmers expensive. >> reporter: the united states imposing 25% tariffs on $34 billion of chinese imports. it is one of several potential hikes which could impact up to $550 billion of goods from china. the duties come after the trump administration ac

jonathan swan covers the white house for axios and gillian turner. how big a deal is this gdp growth and is enough for republicans to hang their hats on as they try to hold on to control of the house in november? >> normally you would think it would be and it is a big number. the problem is is that where the republicans are suffering most are among essentially why college-educated women in suburban districts. they seem to be immune to the boom in the economy and the gender gap is unprecedented for congressional candidates. so the idea of the economy he alone is what these women will vote for when they are the ones providing the margin of difference, i think it's unlikely and probably very worrisome.>>chris: there's been a lot of talk about a blue wave this november. a big democratic ticket. maybe control of the house and even the senate. i think you'd agree on where the absence of where the economy is always the top issue.when you have historically low unemployment numbers, isn't that a pretty strong record for republicans to run on? >> first of all,

gillian turner has more. >> president trump's facing one of the most consequential decisions of his administration. >> outside of war and peace, of course, the most important decision you make is the selection of a supreme court judge, if you get it. as you know, there have been many presidents that never got a choice. >> he says he plans to pick someone who can serve on the bench for decades but that's not stopping him from making the decision quickly. he plans to announce his pick july 9th in time to get a senate vote on his nominee before november's midterm election >> we should be able to work our way through the confirmation process sometime before early fall, hopefully in time for the new justice to begin the fall term of the supreme court. >> some of his fiercest opponents are now prepping for battle. >> people are rising up. donald trump is not king. no one makes it to the supreme court without going through the united states senate. and in the united states senate, everyone has a vote. >> the million dollar question now on lawmakers' minds, the landmark roe versus wade supreme court case

gillian turner is live in washington with more on this one. >> secretary pompeo did depart very earlying for his third trip to pyongyang, and a tweet an hour ago, saying "looking forward to continuing our work." good to have the press along for the trip. pompeo will spend two days meeting with kim and his top deputies and spend the night in pyongyang for the first time. this trip comes at a crucial moment when the very future of the nuclear talk is hanging in the balance. intelligence reports this week indicate kim may already be backtracking on commitments president trump said he made in june. with all the hullabaloo of the historic summit behind him, the state department says pompeo will get back to the million-dollar question on the table, the future of the denuclearization process. >> we've had very clear conversations with them, there will be no surprises in terms of what we are asking them to do. our policy remains the same today as it was going into the singapore senate. nothing in that regard has changed. >> national security sources tell fox news there's still no agreement be

jon: gillian turner, thanks. >>> riding high on the strong second quarter showing, the president is expecting better numbers as he renegotiates the country's international trade deals. the president touting how tariff policies are helping steel factories while visiting a reopened steel plant in illinois thursday. but democrats disagree, and now a nail factory in missouri found itself at the center of the debate. leland vittert explains. reporter: the silence of this nail assembly line represents 140 wash jobs, tariffs increased the cost of steel by 25% forcing the company to raise prices. >> bad, we're in crisis mode. within two weeks, 50% of the orders we had on the books were gone. reporter: and keeps getting worse? >> keeps getting worse. reporter: mexican owned mid continent is america's largest nail manufacturer and will close completely without a tariff waiver leaving 500 out of a job in missouri. as we walked around the factory floor, philip bennett's toolbox caught our eye. his fiancee works her too, this is his daughter, he has a congenital heart defect. he's looking to save his live

. >> gillian turner come interesting. thank you so much.president to helsinki later this hour is therefore one -- air force one touches down. added to ahead of this is down from u.s. ambassador jon huntsman telling fox news americas message is clear. >> we have an election coming up in november and if there is meddling in the election this november, like we saw in 2016, will not have much of a relationship left. >> what talk about this with david packman khmer radio host in their respective cities. philadelphia and boston. nice to see you. when you listen to the president advisers know whether it be jon huntsman, ambassador bolton or others, they are far harsher if their rhetoric than the president. would he make of it? >> that is true. i wish the president were harsher, but the reaction, what the administration is doing. we put more sanctions on putin. we've picked up more delegates for russia. so his actions have been firm in this manner and it's way over blown his going to give away. president trump will not do this in a negotiation. i w

jonathan swann, who covers the white house for axial's and fox news correspondent gillian turner. jonah, how big a deal is this 4.1% number gdp growth in the second quarter, and is it enough for republicans to hang their hats on as they try to hold onto control of the house in november? >> historically normally you would think it would be, and it is a big deal. 4.1 is a big number. the problem is that for the republicans are suffering most are among essentially white college educated women in suburban districts. they seem to be immune to the boom in the economy and the gender gap is unprecedented for congressional candidates so the idea that the economy alone is what these women are going to vote for when they are going to be the one providing the margins of difference when they are going to hold onto the house is very unlikely. >> chris: there has been a lot of talk about a blue wave, a big democratic pickup, may be control of the house, maybe even control of the senate, but i think you would agree in the absence of where the economy is the top issue and when you have strong econ

mike: for more on what to expect, we go to gillian turner in washington. reporter: president trump heads to brussels in just a couple of days, a meeting intended to bolster the transatlantic alliance and underscore the common defense interest of the 29 member countries. president trump will spend time with the leaders of america's closest european allies like france, britain and germany as well as canada and turkey. going into the meetings, the administration focusing messaging to the american people on cost sharing. >> and we go away on monday. we appoint, go away, i'll see lots of people and tell nato, you got to start paying your bills. >> every ally is now increasing defense spending. we've had the largest increase in defense spending since the cold war. reporter: when it comes to foreign policy and defense issues, the big ticket include the international migrant crisis, syrian civil war. iran nuclear deal and cybersecurity. the elephant in the room is russia and vladimir putin's ever-increasing threats to the world order. >> they're trying to flip man

here's correspondent gillian turner. >> abolish ice!> ice is responsible to protect the sovereignty of this country. >> it has been a tough few weeks for the immigration and customs enforcement known as ice. now the defenders of the of the embattled government agency, including its recently departed leader are fighting back. >> i've never met a bigger bunch of patriots, hardworking people that are dedicated to protecting this country. >> barely 15 years in existence, that this government agency now faces an existential crisis. created in direct response to the tragic events of 9/11 and gave them a unique double mandate, protect interests at public and abroad and at home. it has wide-ranging authority but its primary mission is to enforce basilar federal laws regarding border, customs, trade and immigration. in a natural, ice keeps the bad guys out. >> on average we stop ten known or suspected terrorists per day from coming into the united states and that's primarily the function of ice and tsa working together. >> today ice has over 20,

our own gillian turner has more. >> 42 men and women are running for office at the local, state and federal who have the formal endorsement of the democratic socialist of america. this according to the associated press. these candidates span 20 states and they include florida, hawaii, michigan, and kansas. it's the latest evidence that as the trump presidency hits the 18 month mark, democratic socialism is becoming an increasingly powerful force in democratic politics. some of its newest faces are laying out the organization's priorities more forcefully than ever before. >> we want to be a nation that allows improved and expanded medicare for all. we are a nation that will not stop until every child is born with the opportunity to go to college or trade schools free of cost. and we will not rest -- we will not rest until every person in this country is paid a living wage to lead a dignified life. reporter: they are clear on who their friends and enemies are. >> we say to trump instead of showing us your strengths by tearing children from your families, where was your strength in standing up

gillian turner reports from our d.c.essman jim jordan is hitting back against accusations from six people that he ignored sexual abuse while coaching wrestling at ohio state university. >> it is false. i mean, i never saw, never heard of, never was told about any type of abuse. if i had been, i would have dealt with it. our coaching staff, we would have dealt with it. these were our student athletes. >> male athletes from 14 different sports at osu are alleging sexual misconduct by a former faculty member, who served on the medical team and conducted research at the university in the 80s and passed away in 2005. jordan's most vocal accuser a former osu wrestler, claims jordan knew of the on gooing abuse for years -- ongoing abuse for years. >> i have a lot of affinity for jim jordan as a coach, athlete, friend, but at the end of the day, i've got a duty to myself and other victims to tell the real story. >> but jordan insists to fox news that no one ever reported misconduct or abuse through official channels. >> conversa

.>> gillian turner now has more from washington. >> intelligence insiders ringing alarm bells this weekend about north korea. specifically, the kim jong-un own commitment to the president at their singapore summit last month to study new evidence that the regime has been working to conceal key aspects of their nuclear program, until officials say this undermines their agreement to surrender their nuclear stockpile. but the national security advisor insists no one in the administration is nacve when it comes to kim's intentions. >> they are using the full range of capabilities to understand what north korea is doing. we've seen how the north koreans have behaved before. the president has been very clear he will not make the mistakes of prior administrations. we will pursue this and see what happens progressive say that they are covering up one uranian enrichment facility. this comes on the heels of the summit after which the president tweeted there is no longer in nuclear threat from north korea. the president is holding firm. course i really believe north korea has a tremendous future. i h

gillian turner has the blow-by-blow. >> if anybody is inciting anything, look no further than iran. >> it is now exploded into a full on war of words between washington and tehran. yesterday the iranian president had warnings. >> mr. trump, don't play with a lion's tail. this would only lead to regret. you will forever regret it. >> "never, ever threaten the united states again or you will suffer consequences the likes of which through throughout history have ever suffered before. we are no longer a country that will stand for your demented words of violence and death. be cautious." just a short while ago iran's foreign minister jumped into the fray with a tweet of his own. "color is unimpressed. we have been around for millennia and seen the fall of empires, including our own, which lasted more than the life of some countries. be cautious. a few hours after the president 'has comments yesterday, secretary pompeo delivered a highly anticipated speech at the reagan library. he upped the ante by accusing the iranian government of terrorism around the world. >> this tells you everything

fox news correspondent gillian turner and former republican congressman jason chaffetz.pleasure to have you here today and wanted to ask you about senator mitch mcconnell. taking a bum rap for being obstructionist, but don't democrats deserve some of the blame for the depolarization of judges? all the way with the filibuster in 2013. >> it has been hardball politics on supreme court nominations at least since bourque, and obviously you can go back before that. that is the function of the fact that the supreme court has been the source and the other courts as well of so many of the victories that the left has claimed on policy for decades now. a result of that is a huge premium on the supreme court nominees and everybody in the political branches has pulled out all the stops to see that they can get their nominees confirmed or in the case of some blocked. if that is where we are and that is what mitch mcconnell has dealt with, what harry reid was trying to deal with. hardball politics all the way. it has been for the longest time. >> dana: juan, conservatives have been ga

here is correspondent gillian turner. >> i think there are a number of areas of content that we needdo a better job policing on our service. >> it's been three and a half months since mark zuckerberg admitted to lawmakers on capitol hill that facebook is in need of some major security and privacy upgrades. since then public pressure has mounted for the company to reign in bots fake extremists on platform. >> over 2 billion monthly active users. significant number of people and a lot of data to manage. >> this week the cost of what tech experts say a cost have cost the company $119 billion in market capital in a single day. >> now, it's up to the users of facebook to decide who they want to stay on the platform or not. result presidentially, i think facebook has come under pressure in the marketplace. >> but in a conference call wednesday, both zuckerberg and cfo david warner told shareholders they are not backing down from new commitments however expensive they may be. >> as i have said on past calls, we are investing so much in security that it will significantly impact our profitab

. >> dana: gillian turner is live in washington. the battle brewing between the iranian president.hat you know about the back story? >> it has exploded into a full on war between washington and iran. yesterday, hassan rouhani met with diplomats in iran and said that the u.s. must be made to understand that war with iran is the mother of all wars and peace with iran is the mother of all peace. he cautioned the white house, do not play with the lion's tail, because you will regret it. after these comments, he delivered a speech at the reagan library. he upped the ante by sponsoring terrorism around the world. he had this message for the iranian people. >> this tells you everything you need to know about the regime. at the same time, they are trying to convince europe to stay in the nuclear deal. they are covertly plotting terrorist attacks in the heart of europe. >> he almost focused on eruptio eruption. not operating at $95 billion hedge fund. he took a great character angles or mart to distinguish between america's dislike of the iranian government and its respect and goodwill towa

. >> bill: gillian turner leads our coverage in d.c. the president taking a tough stand.rning. >> good morning, bill. what seemed like a battle of words have exploded into a full on war between president's trump and irany. he said never threaten the united states again or you will face the consequences. we're no longer a country that will stand for your demented words of violence and death. be cautious. this came in response to comments rouhani reportedly made to a group of diplomats in iran yesterday saying the u.s. must be made to understand that war with iran is the mother of all wars and peace with iran is the mother of all peace. he cautioned the u.s. don't play with the lion's tale, you will regret it eternally. bill. >> bill: also, the secretary of state gave a speech on iran yesterday. what did he say in that? >> just hours after rouhani's comments secretary pompeo delivered a speech at the reagan library and focused on the regime's corruption and operating a $95 billion hedge fund. he took his criticism a step further and accused the regime of sponsoring terroris

gillian turner with how this is playing. >> hey, leland. 42 men and women are running for office at thefederal level this year who has got formal enforcements from the democratic socialists of america. that include florida, hawaii, michigan and kansas. it's the latest evidence that as the trump presidency hits the 18 month mork, democratic socialism is becoming a force in american politics. the main focus is on economics. what they see is unsustainable wealth disparate in the united states. >> and whether you live in vermont or the bronx, or kansas, you are outraged by a situation in which three people in this country own more wealth than the bottom half of america. >> some of its newest faces are laying out priorities more forcefully than ever before. >> we want to be a nation that allows improved and expanded medicare for all. we are a nation that will not stop until every child is born with the opportunity to go to college or trade school free of cost. we will not rest until every person in this country is paid a living wage to lead a dignified life. >> this week, ocasio-cortez and b