griff griff speaking of getting off track. >> oh, no, no. griff griff hold on, jason.n state warriors coach weighing in on all of this accusing the nfl of fake patriotism. listen to this. i want to get your reaction. take a look. >> they are just playing to their fan base they are basically trying to use the anthem as fake patriotism, nationalism, scaring people it's idiotic but that's how the nfl has handled their business. griff: kevin, it's just fake patriotism. >> it's idiotic because we, as americans, believe in our country. believe that we are the greatest country in the world, it. fake patriotism. that is the most stupid comment steve kerr has probably ever made in his life. the idea, i believe, comes from the idea that his team -- his players are the type of people -- i believe stefan curry didn't want to see the president or go to the white house. this is job security for steve kerr more than anything. the idea that americans are watching the sport of football so they can watch these types of protests is patently ridiculous. griff: jason, we are almost out of

griff: welcome back. council president brandon judd calling president trump's national guard deployment to the border a " "colossal waste" making major news this weekend. but is that really what he meant or is the media twisting his words? well, joining me now to set that record straight is the president of the national border patrol council president, brandon judd. brandon, good morning. how are you? >> good morning. i'm doing well. how are you? griff: you believe you were taken out of context. why? >> well, the headline, get beyond the headline. read the actual article. i mean, the quotes, i did give those quotes, there's absolutely no doubt about that, but the quotes were in fact taken out of context. what i was talking about is i was talking about the deployment of our current border patrol resources, and if we were deploying those resources correctly, would we actually need the national guard. nobody praised the president more than i did what i said, i , they even admitted that this deployment is not

thank you, griff.inton bashing president trump overseas saying president trump degrades what it means to be an american is that fair? we debate it next. dan bongino is here. it wouldn't be memorial day monday without dan. ♪ ♪ >> >> indianapolis 500 winner for 2018 checkered flag, power and penske win it. abby: we are back with headlines for you. will power living up to his name claiming his first indy 500 win. his wife though so overcome with emotion she literally fell to the ground. a different set of emotions for danica patrick who crashed in race as a full-time driver that a bummer. lebron james leading the cleveland cavaliers to nba final appearance for 35 pointed to secure the spot in 87-79 win over the boston celtics. this will be james' eighth straight championship appearance. what a talent he is. todd, over to you. todd: abby, breaking news, is he good. chelsea clinton taking the anti-trump resistance overseas blasting the president ahead of his upcoming trip to the u.k. telling the guardian, q

as iran says that that support is not enough, good morning, griff. >> griff: good morning, heather, the eyes on the world will be in the speech this morning at 9:00 a.m. here at her tant foundation two weeks after president trump withdrew from the iran deal, it's expect today lay out the administration's plan.

be nine >> griff: avenue. >> tucker: did the swedish supergroup give it away?ing a comeback. ♪ the swedish bandit announcing their decision to release new songs and a virtual tour after 35 years. [bell dings] >> tucker: they are filled with self-doubt, i love that.t. we aren't sure if our music is any good. good job. question two, this is multiple-choice. hillary clinton found yet a new group to blame for her loss and the 2016 election. which group is it, a, the socialists, b, the vegans, or c, they satanic to temple. >> griff: those are good choices. >> i'm going with the socialist socialists. >> tucker: you think she's blaming the socialists. let's see if you are right. >> if you are in the iowa caucuses, and 41% of democrats are socialists or self-described socialists, and i answer i'm a capitalist, that probably gets lost in, oh, my gosh, she's a capitalist. >> tucker: she's definitely a capitalist, that's for sure. nice job, it's 1-1. you versus the injured griff jenkins. question three. nearly ten years ago george w. bush was making his farewell visit to

griff jenkins.s griff jenkins. and here we go. >> yes. >> see? >> tucker: it's incredible. okay, normally i would say -- hand on buzzers. >> made the best sling win. >> tucker: may the best sling win. unbelievable. you know the rules but i'm going to say it anyway. i ask the questions. first one to buzz in gets to answer the question, and you must wait until i finish completing the question in order to answer. each correct answer is worth a point. if you get one wrong, you lose a point. best to five wins. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> tucker: american airlines expanding its crackdown on emotional support animals, ferrets and hedgehogs unfortunately are no longer welcome on board american flights. which kind of animal has also been banned? parrots, goats or miniaturena ponies? [buzzer] griff jenkins. >> goats. >> tucker: not miniature ponies? >> i just like goats.mi >> tucker: okay, is at goats? >> starting in july, american airlines will ban ferrets, hedgehogs, and goats from their planes. [goats

griff is up one. question number two, multiple choice. blame for her loss and the 2016 election. which group is eight. a, the socialists. b, the vegans. or c, the satanic temple. >> those are good choices. >> tucker: which group is hillary blaming? >> i think she's blaming the socialists. >> tucker: let's see if you are right. >> if you are in the iowa caucuses and 41% of democrats are socialists or self-described socialists, and i'm after you, and capitalists, and i say yes, that probably gets lost in, oh, my gosh, she's a capitalist. >> tucker: she is definitely a capitalist, that's for sure. nice job. it's 1-1. you versus the injured griff jenkins. question three. george w. bush was making his farewell visit to iraq when a man, you may remember this, took off his shoes and threw them at president bush. the man who threw his shoes is now embarking on a brand-new career. what is it? speech >> way i could guess at t one. >> tucker: you could hit the buzzer but you guess. a new career for the shoe thrower? >> i'm going to guess he is going

griff: johnson arrived and will meat with john bolton and other officials.retary of state mike pompeo has press conference later this afternoon, we may learn then. rob: we might, we are down to the last week. john kerry's reported move shining now light on what president trump calls the swamp, katrina pearson says this behavior from obama-era official effort to keep the former's legacy alive. >> you can't imagine they want to give up all of this unfettered power but do i think a lot of people are shocked just to see how in your face that a lot of the agencies are pushing to try to essentially overthrow the president of the united states and it was very important throughout the 2016 campaign that the president was 100% on board with the people, he campaigned on that, he talked about draining the swamp and now that he's in office and trying to do just that, of course, they are going to fight, it's no secret that the agencies have been out of control, it's no secret, what did people think that president obama meant when he said he we wanted to fundamentally tra

does the tape back up griff jenkins? >> it would have been a great joke if she didn't say anything and just put it on her head! >> i love the way that hillary is now doing visual comedy. i think vladimir putin should make cheap comments on that. >> tucker: just one of those valuable lessons about working here at fox, kristina, i know that you will be here a long time now that you know it. never compete with griff. >> in the end, she'll be reporting from washington here. >> tucker: i love that. great. welcome. great to meet you. s griff, here is erik wemple mug, >> do you have many? want to give this one to me? >> tucker: he's got many. >> i've got a collection of them. me and the sling, i'm collecting them all. >> tucker: that's it for this week. follow the news each and every week in seaview can beat our experts here on fox. we are back next thursday, memorial day. will be airing the ultimate "final exam" featuring the best moments from them o best year of this segment, and it's good. we'll be right? back. but what a po

gerri: griff jenkins with live from washington. griff.ries by drone to the white house because you can't fly one near there. i digress, president trump says he hopes the summit will be a very special moment for world peace and maybe further signs that kim is serious about denuclearization pledge. satellite images from san francisco base reportedly shows significance reduction in number of buildings around one of north korea's nuclear sites, this as the 3 american prisoners touched down on u.s. soil on historic moment in the morning and rallied in indiana last night that strong leadership that got us here. >> do you remember everybody in the fake news where they were saying, he's going to get us into a nuclear war, he's going get us into a nuclear war? you know what gets you into nuclear wars and you know what gets you into other wars? weakness. griff: not everyone agrees, chuck schumer says the president's middle of the night home weakens america's policy. >> no great accomplishment of kim jong un to do this and when the president does it

rob: griff jenkins with more on the meeting and efforts to try and save the deal, griff.ff: good morning, rob and jillian, trying to convince the president to stay in the iran nuclear deal. johnson who meets with vice president pence this afternoon says in op-ed, the deal has weaknesses but can be remedied this as mack thornberry said the president should delay. >> maybe best to delay a bit more he is deadline of this month and put the french and the british up to the test about whether it is possible to get this other sort of agreement. >> meanwhile iran's president refuses to open negotiations. >> we tell the whole world, america, europe, the east and the west, we will not negotiate with anyone over our country's weapon and defense. griff: and there are reports that former secretary of state, john john kerry, has been engaging in what some are calling shadow diplomacy to try the save the deal and he's facing criticism from john lieberman for doing so. >> i hope everybody he's talking to knows that but in my opinion what he's doing is inappropriate and she shouldn't be d

griff jenkins? >> a -- let me think. tucker: a baboon. wow, that's specific. i thought you were going to say lemur. was it a baboon? roll the tape. >> there was just one monkey wandering around the airport hole. the risi macock was confined to the area away from passengers. it took dozens of animal workers an hour to capture the elusive guy. >> tucker: this is -- i don't know what they're called. we have a whole panel of judges. did they just ding you? >> they dinged me. they dinged me come on arm. come on arm. this is tough. this is tough. >> tucker: our judges did just said due to technical difficulties, your total is not reflected on the screen but it's one to negative one. >> i have a lot of way to go. this may be it. >> tucker: we're the final call here. question three, one of the most talked-about moments at the royal wedding was a performance by the kingdom choir. they sang a gospel version of which 1960's classic song? >> i heard it. i watched it! >> "stand by me." >> tucker: "stand by me." is that correct? ♪ sta

as iran says that that support is not enough, good morning, griff. >> griff: good morning, heather, the eyes on the world will be in the speech this morning at 9:00 a.m. here at her tant foundation two weeks after president trump withdrew from the iran deal, it's expect today lay out the administration's plan. >> broader approach to iran that would go beyond the eu and involve other nations and i think that's what it takes, we are seeing iran being more aggressive in all sorts of fronts including against israel. >> the administration helps to bring iran back to the negotiating table through economic pressure but the european deal chose to stay in the deal, but iran now says that europe support for the deal is not enough. iran's foreign minister mohamed, excuse me, says, quote w the withdraw of america, political support for the accord is not sufficient, this is the president threatening to also target european industries who continue to do business with iran, a move that's angered european leaders, france's prime minister, are we going to allow the united states to be the economic polic

rob: griff jenkins live from washington as iran says that support is not enough, griff.: good morning, rob and julian, the world will be watching especially in europe as secretary pompeo delivers his first major foreign policy address at the conservative heritage foundation, this morning two weeks after president trump withdrew from the iran deal reimposing sanctions that the administration hopes will bring iran back to the negotiating table and today we expect secretary pompeo to lay out the administration's vision for a new comprehensive strategy on iran. >> i think secretary of state pompeo is going to outline a broader approach to iran that would go beyond the eu and involve other nations and i think that's what it takes, we see iran being more aggressive in all sorts of fronts including israel. >> worked to protect their business with iran but iran now says that europe's support for the deal is not enough. iranian foreign minister mohamed says with the withdraw of america, the accord is not sufficient this as the president is also threatening to target some european

griff jenkins. >> laurel.urel from a website called vocabulary.com. the brain interprets what they are hearing and then it is disturbed, causing some people to hear another frequency and hear the word, yanny. >> correct. >> tucker: i was rooting for you. griff jenkins, congratulations. you are rolling through here and again, the eric wemple mug is your prize. >> thank you. make sure you come back. that's it for this week's "final exam." follow the week to see if you can beat in his professionals at their own game each week. a special announcement at the end of the show, stay tuned. (vo) what if this didn't have to happen? i didn't see it. (vo) what if we could go back? what if our car... could stop itself? in iihs front-end crash prevention testing, nobody beats the subaru impreza. not toyota. not honda. not ford. the subaru impreza. more than a car, it's a subaru. the full value of your new car? you're better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with new car replacement, if yo

griff jenkins is live in washington will boris be able to convince president trump to remain in the deal? >> he is charismatic. he knows the iran deal is flawed and needs to be remedied. the president has not waivered in his position he will pull out of the deal unless there are substantial changes and secretary of state mike pominville is saying we aren't seeing the necessary changes that would strengthen the deal. iran's president says he is not open to renegotiation. over the weekend chairman of the house armed services committee max thornberry suggested maybe what the president should do is delay his decision. take a listen. >> what happens next if the u.s. pulls out? secretary mattis talked about the inspectors that are in there. does iran kick out the inspect sores so we lose that visibility we have there? the europeans won't reimpose sanctions. where does it leave us and iran? i'm not necessarily opposed to sticking with this deal forever but you need to have a clear idea about next steps. >> secretary pompeo has a press event later this afternoon and maybe we'll learn where the a

stoddard and fox news correspondent griff jenkins. both of been on the show before.he pressure on tonight's contest. there she is >> and the defending champion. >> always brilliant, found the smartest woman insm washington. >> tucker: adjusting expectations. you know the rules, both of you, for our viewers who may not remember them, hands on brothers, first won't get to present gets to answer the question. you modulate to buzz in. each correct answer gets to a point,. each incorrect answer t attracts a point. best of five wins. are you ready? >> trying to be. >> tucker: according to "the new york post," america's greatest newspaper, which hollywood trumpeter is facing legal trouble due to oversized donations she wants to major democratic candidates? >> roseanne barr. >> tucker: roseanne barr? >> he's trying to lose. it's rosie o'donnell. >> the wrong roseanne! >> rosieie o'donnell under fire for what appears to be illicit campaign m contributions. posting c a tweet today, "all my donations, my goal is to support all those opposed to jump." >> tucker: after decades in

but griff jenkins, he surfs. he has great abs and good coordination.esse: this iron man competition, he bikes, runs, swims, and surfs. what does steve do? >> he cooks. jesse: doocy is getting picked last. you will have a hard time next "fox and friends." biggest goody two shoes on the channel. dana perino or todd star. brian: very similar. just warm up. for the audience at home, it's a big audience because i have seen them. you did not give me this questions ahead of time so i'm talk out loud. jesse: we usually have you talk out loud. brian: i would say dana perino because she has no dark side. i surveilled her from a distance. jesse: i don't think todd dances or drinks. i know perino drinks. would you go with perino is the bigger goody two shoes? >> in fairness to todd, nobody is better. cushiest job on the network. phil keating or phil keating? brian: i would say phil keating. he never buttoned his second button. if you kept him indoors he would still be tan and have that sandy beach look. jesse: we only see him on new year's eve at a miami club. bri

cheryl: griff, thank you very much, sir. capri cafaro and lloyd matheson and with us.apri at the school of public affairs and also "washtington examiner" contributor. chief of staff for mike lee and joins us. look, the truth is the truth needs to be revealed whether allegations from the president are true or false. it does want these meetings today. there's two separate meetings that they are being accused of playing politics. they'll have the meeting with chief of john kelly, gowdy and nuÑez. a lot of political opposition and whether it's one meeting or several meetings. they get to the truth. the issue at stake here. the thing we are losing in all of this is the confidence in the government, which is spreading across the country and people are exhausted by that. so as we look at that, if your government can spy on you, why do you come at target you, that there undermines everything about your society. they need to have the meeting. they need to get down to the truth. it's an interesting play in terms of what happens because now suddenly you've got collusion been flip

pete: our own griff jenkins live in washington, d.c. ahead of the summit. griff, what are you got?> good morning, pete, ainsley and brian. diplomacy in overdrive. brand new video of him in the beijing airport heading to the u.s. according to south korean reports to continue preparations for the historic meeting. delegates on the dmz at this hour meeting with north korean officials that delegates is made up of these guys u.s. ambassador to south korea sunni kim. national security alison hooker and secretary of defense randal shriver. site of the summit delegates has reportedly arrived to meet with the u.s. team already in place there. president trump holding a memorial day call with abe telling abe they are in close coordination in advance of the expected meeting between the u.s. and north korea. guys, things can change quickly as we have seen time and again. june 12th is just two weeks from today and the dialogue seems to be strengthening because south korea's president moon greatly helped it by that meeting he had with kim on the dmz. finally we are hearing there is talk of one la

steve: griff, thank you very much.rom the president. he tweets there was no collusion. it's a hoax. and there is no obstruction of justice. that is a set-up and trap. what there is, is negotiations going on with north korea over nuclear war, negotiations going on with china over trade deficits, negotiations on nafta and much more. witch-hunt. in other words, he is trying to run the country and trying to get us to make america great again but he has got this then going on where they're trying to show that he obstructed justice or there was russia collusion. to him there is no evidence. ainsley: what is important to the american people? are they sick of all this collusion mess? there hasn't been any evidence of collusion. robert mueller is continuing this. is it obstruction of justice? is he going to be subpoenaed. what do you at home care about you? care about nafta and what happens in china and north korea. at that would be amazing if they could sit down and talk and negotiate. brian: that might be one of the president

griff griff mitt romney had an elevator for his car. >> kimberly: whether you have your memorial dayay. >> pete: yes. >> kimberly: hot dog, hamburger? heral>> i go for the nathan's ht dog kosher dogs. >> kimberly: i love hamburgers and also hot dogs. i probably eat two hot dogs every week. i have those kosher national, hebrew nationals. quite tasty. >> lost an hour of life for every hot dog you ate. >> kimberly: is that true? >> maybe i made that up. >> kimberly: twitter question. greg, you love twitter. this your playground. at wendy lady and j. favorite barbecue food. i know you like barbecue. >> greg: favorite barbecue has to be rud to be rudibaga. screw the ribs and steak and burger. you won't be story. >> kimberly: eat it in the winbego. >> pete: is that a vegetable? >> greg: yes, it is. >> kimberly: miss perino what is your favorite barbecue food? >> dana: i guess coa coleslaw. >> greg: you don't barbecue it. >> dana: you barbecue corn. >> kimberly: good one. microwave with a wet towel two minutes per ear. >> dana: i don't know you knew that that is a good little tip. >> pete:

brian: griff jenkins is live in washington with more on these reports. griff, it's amazing.t these three guys out? we might be getting these three guys out. >> this would be very encouraging news, guys. no doubt. the state department won't confirm it. multiple organizations saying three americans have been transferred from the north korean prison labor camp to a hotel in pyongyang. they are businessman kim dong julie sentenced to hard labor. espionage held the longest. kim habitation song and kim sang duck who goes by tony kim. both worked at pong university science and technology. only privately funded will large donations from christian groups. their release, ahead of the president's summit with kim jong un would be a major victory for the administration who has been advocating for their release and another concession from the rogue regime who has already agreed to stop nuclear testing. president hinted in a tweet yesterday. everybody is aware the present administration has been long asking for to be released. but to no avail. stay tuned. this is a physical condition of th

. >>> president trump sent over half a dozen tweets this morning, griff jenkins in washington dc with a look at what the president is tweeting about. >> the president kicking off the workweek with tweets suggesting a trade breakthrough with china posting china will purchase agricultural products from american farmers as a result of trade talks and the barrier to trade is coming down. >> right now we have agreed to put the tariffs on hold while we execute the framework. >> the president using twitter to attack john brennan accusing the former cia director of being at the center of a conspiracy to use this deal dossier. >> brennan who has been critical of mr. trump tweeted sunday the president's actions are self-serving responding to the calls for the justice department to investigate whether the fbi infiltrated his presidential campaign. there is a legitimate reason for us to be concerned and the president has raised that. democrats are calling for the mueller continue -- investigation to continue. one whitehouse leader says trump can spew on twitter but the law will run its course. >>

we have a special guest griff jenkins in the building.t and we bring him in. how is your cast, man? >> want to make sure your burgers and fries are okay. everybody is doing well. >> jesse: looking good, griff. >> looking forward to an important weekend. >> there was a diving accident with a dog frisbee catching thing out there a month ago tomorrow when i was anchoring "fox & friends." and we may be shedding the sling tomorrow. tune. in bright and early. >> jesse: big reveal. >> kimberly: "fox & friends" a dangerous show. fantastic, thanks for joining the five. we love it greg, what do you have? >> greg: it is time for greg's plugs. why is it pointing at my hair? anyway, saturday, that's tomorrow night. you guys may be taking the weekend off, i'm not. 10:00 i have rob o'neill and comedian chris fe. kat timpf, cyrus. unlike jesse's you won't be tortured. >> jesse: not torture, enhanced interrogation. >> greg: literally figuratively. i'm plugging my book. did you go to amazon or wherever you want to go and order this book. you prove it to me

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ainsley: thank you, griff.: i don't see anything wrong if they push back a week or two because there seems to be a lot of groundwork. pete: process, protocol. logistics two countries don't trust each other in a foreign land with a couple meetings to set it all up. we will see if june 129. ainsley: delay it a week i agree. get all your ducks in a row. they differ on the time line how they will denuclearize north korea. brian: couple things bother me about this. number one, i don't love this guy coming to a mission in new york. he did the 2014 hack on sony number one. so we had to lift the vale. third time they are meeting. i guess don't have a choice if you are meeting with an outlaw nation this is what you have to do. ainsley: hitting a ship in south korea killing almost 50 people. brian: how they get away with it is unbelievable. it really particulars me partic- ticks me off. sergei lavrov will go to north korea. what could they possibly do constructive to help this process along. of course, you can't do anyth

griff jenkins has more from washington, d.c.n the community based solutions. >> reporter: president trump has pledged to focus more attention and resources on the opioid crisis. and today the surgeon general revealed the administration's plan puts an emphasis on community based solutions, including expanding access to narcan, a life-saving drug that can reverse the effects of an overdose. another part of the plan, early intervention, stopping troubled kids and stopping them from getting hooked at an early age. it follows the release a new study that shows social services across the country have become overwhelmed by incarcerations related to the opioid crisis. and more resources are needed to henry covering addicts rebuild their lives. we have done nothing to help. when they do that, they will go right back to the problems. >> reporter: some are applauding the white house to bring more attention to the epidemic. some say this plan focuses too much on enforcement and not enough on treatment. >> we cannot have any conversation abo

in washington, griff jenkins, fox news. >>> it all began with colin kaepernick "taking a knee" and itade its way to the white house. today, the nfl has a new national anthem policy. the owners agreed there will be no kneeling from now on. good evening. i'm frank somerville. >> i'm heather holmes in tonight for julie. we'll get to that in just a moment. >>> first, a ruling in the case of 49ers linebacker reuben foster who was accused of assaulting his girlfriend. ktvu's ann rubin was in a south bay courtroom where that ruling was made within the last 90 minutes. three case has been dismissed -- the case has been economisted. >> reporter: today the judge threw out all the domestic violence charges saying there was no probable cause to move forward. when asked if he was relieved, foster gave a thumbs-up as he left the courtroom. it was just last week that his ex-girlfriend took the stand and took back her allegations of domestic abuse. she told the court she made it up after he dumped her in an attempt to get money and hurt his career. she was in a fight with another woman, she said. the

abby: griff jenkins is live for us in washington, d.c. with the breaking details.g? >> are they negotiating or a real threat to scrap the summit. overnight the north korea vice foreign minister issuing a statement if the u.s. is trying to drive us into a corner to force our unilateral nuclear abandonment, we will no longer be interested in such dialogue and cannot reconsider proceeding to the summit. this african said a key meeting with south korea over what they called provocative military ruckus as united states and south korea military drills dubbed max thunder. in the state department warning against getting ahead of ourselves here. >> i would not get ahead of ourselves here. let's not get ahead of ourselves. this news just came out. we need to verify and it get additional information on that. we are going forward and planning our meetings next month. >> developments drew immediate criticism from john brennan who accused the president of being elm am in mored are the fire-aim-ready policy making process that is fraught with pit falls as well as potential disast

reporter griff jenkins has more. >> reporter: the president making it official.weeting the meeting between himself and kim jong un will take place in singapore, on june 12. at a rally last night in indiana, president trump hail to the achievement. >> and on june 12, in singapore, i will be meeting with kim jong un to pursue a future of peace and security for the world. >> reporter: the announcement came hours after three americans held captive in north korea returned home. >> we are realistic and clear eyed about this, but it does not mean that we are not going to make every effort and every attempt to fulfill presidential's policy. >> reporter: many, however, urge caution. >> a release should not be exalted, it should be expected. it is no great accomplishment. of kim jong un to do this. >> reporter: meanwhile, prescription drug prices, president trump lowering a -- leveling out a blueprint to make them more affordable. >> going after any type of gaming of our patent systems, any anticompetitive behavior, anything that keeps prices artificially up. >> reporter:

ainsley: griff jenkins is live in washington with more. griff? >> good morning, guys.st night. three senate seats. one house race. a governorship up for grabs. we start in west virginia where controversy brewed around convicted excoal executive don blankenship. but state attorney general patrick morrisey topping congressman evan jenkins and blankenship who came in third after the president tweeted in the 11th hour that blankenship could not win in november. >> we all share the same conservative values and goals. and to all those democrats and independents out there as well, i'm going to work just as hard to represent you. you're going to have a senator that works for all west virginians. >> moorsy squares off against democratic incumbent senator joe marchen. now to indiana where g.o.p. voters chose mike brawn todd rokita and luke messer. brawl with the democratic senator joe donnelly. and in ohio, jim renacci used his presidential endorsement to beat businessman mike gibbons setting up a showdown between renacci and sherrod bruin. then in north carolina's house rate ro

griff jenkins live in washington with more.te an interview last night. >> if you need any proof the legal team is shifting to more aggressive combat of approach look no further than rudy giuliani appearing last night on hannity. >> of their objective, we can work something out. if they are not we have to shake hands and go into litigation over do they have the power to subpoena and i think they lost that power. this is a completely tainted investigation. >> he wants to shrink the terms of a possible interview with the president saying it would be two or three dave: the pres. cannot afford more time because he has issues like north korea and iran and it should be a more narrow set of questions. a departure from the original request. julie also that is giuliani taking a shot at james comey. >> i know james comey, i know the pres. you are a liar, a disgraceful liar. every fbi agent in america has his head down because of you. >> then there was the revelation fuse on coming, giuliani saying the pres. reimbursed michael cohen $130,0

richardson is live at the state department and we begin with griff jenkins in washington dc where the president arrived home a short time ago with the incredible homecoming. >> a moment of history unfolding, all smiles, peace signs thrust into the areas commit to 15, kim hak-song, greeted by donald trump and first lady milania and mike pompeo appearing in good spirits, shaking hands, expressing appreciation, donald trump taking the opportunity to thank kim jong un for their release. >> nobody thought we could be on this track. i'm very honored. these are great people who have been through a lot and it is a great honor. we have a victory in getting rid of nuclear weapons. >> the pres. making a strong point that he believes this shows kim jong un wants to reach an agreement on denuclearize in the north korean peninsula. >> i think he wants to disarm. i really think he wants to do something and bring the country into the real world. i really believe that and we will have a success. a very big success. it has never been taken this far, never been a relationship like this. i think a lot of

let's get to griff jenkins for what we can expect today at 2:00. >> reporter: we will know for sure at:00 what he will decide when he makes the decision went hours ago iran's pres. anticipating a withdrawal, says, quote, it is possible we will face problems for two or three month but we will pass through this. this after france, germany and the uk lobbied the president to stay in the deal and republicans and democrats are warning about pulling out of it. >> i don't know the pres.'s attention but hope if his intention is to walk away from the deal, he has a plan that galvanizes our allies, goes after iran for its nuclear transgressions. >> reporter: chief architect of the deal, john kerry, engaging in talks with top uranian and un officials with some suggesting the pres. tweeting the united states does not need john kerry's possibly illegal shot at diplomacy on the badly negotiated iran deal. he created this mess in the first place. sarah sanders weighing in. >> i don't think we would take advice from somebody who created what the president sees as one of the worst deals ever made. not

griff jenkins is live for us in washington with what we can expect.stand this is the first time in 18 years someone from the minute north korea is important has been here. >> reporter: 18 years and didn't produce summit at that time but you are about to hear a lot more about his right-hand man, kim yong scholl. he is known in south korea's the x spy chief who had a blood he hand for notorious attacks on the south and according to heather now or he will meet with mike pompeo at of appropriations. >> we are finalizing with the meetings will look like but the secretary will go to new york tomorrow and return thursday. >> reporter: little mention of the ongoing negotiations from the president at the rally last night in nashville but he made it clear his national security adviser had better get ready. >> they think he is so nasty and so tough that i have to hold him back. pretty great. he is doing a great job. better get some rest because we have some good negotiations coming up. >> we are told he could be landing this afternoon on the timeline of these me

griff jenkins live with what this could mean for the russia probe. >> the new report in the hill newspaperuggests mueller may have a conflict of interest involving the russian oligarch he served in the current russia probe and mueller allegedly recruited him in 2009 to spend millions in his own money in an fbi operation to rescue cia agent robert levinson in iran. >> did someone ask a favor of russia? 6 or 7 years before collusion was a twinkle in the public's imagination the fbi asked a favor of the same oligarch who is now a client and the witness against paul manafort. >> reporter: this raises questions over the failure to disclose and marco rubio, a member of the senate intelligence, he was careful to weigh in but agrees it could present an issue. >> i'm on the intelligence committee, i want to become about confirming or denying. if there's a conflict of interest it would jeopardize the investigation. >> reporter: devon nunez and trey gowdy accused the department of justice of this, to either the report on surveillance but florez denies the accusation say we don't put stock in anonymou

griff jenkins have all the new developments. >> we have the time and place it for what donald trump hostsare signs kim is serious about pledge. there are satellite images from a san francisco firm showing significant reduction in the number of buildings around one of north korea's nuclear sites. a historic moment yesterday when donald trump in indiana, it was strong leadership that got us to this deck or. >> remember everybody in the fake news when they were saying he is going to get us into a nuclear war. he is going to get us into a nuclear war. you know what gets you into nuclear wars and what gets you into other wars? weakness. rob: doctors at walter reed medical center report americans doing well, in good spirits. donald trump prepares for the summit with some in his party congratulating him but cautious over the talks. >> very happy to see the prisoners released. i have been concerned with some of the rhetoric. we need to go in with our eyes open. todd: secretary of state pompeo setting groundwork for talks between donald trump and south korean pres. moon. todd: the white house send

jillian: griff jenkins live with more. >> reporter: big visit, pres.rrived in washington to meet with the president ahead of the summit but serious questions whether it will still take place. the administration was surprised by the announcement they were reconsidering at end the nuclear abandonment, the maximum pressure campaign will continue. >> we made it clear we are continuing to bring economic into political pressure to bear on north korea, all options on the table to achieve that end. >> group of journalists arrived ahead of kim's pledge to dismantle a nuclear site, south korean journalists were not included in high-level talks between saul and pyongyang, remain cut off in the status of the summit in the air, the state department senior advisory official had this to say. >> these sorts of thing takes twists and turns, that is not uncommon with north korea. we can try to be in a state of readiness. >> 3 weeks until june 12th and if things go south lindsey graham has stuff words for kim jong un. >> if the north koreans stiffen and try to play him t

. >> griff jenkins live in washington dc. >> rudy giuliani says mueller said he would not seek to indictsident but hearing from justice department's guidance that enough is enough, time to end the investigation. >> it has been a year, 4.4 million documents, to an interview and demanding from him, tell us what you don't already have. >> this does not mean the pres. is in the clear. and that would begin with james comey. >> that troubles us. a lot of the pres.'s statements contradict comey. we were not sit him down unless comey was investigated. >> 2500 pages of transcript on the june 2016 trump tower meeting involving the pres. donald trump junior, never informed his father of the meeting and chuck schumer blasted the release. >> interfering with the mueller probe to get a peek at any potential evidence. the american people won't be fooled. the genuine search for truth and a whitewash. >> reporter: republican leaders of the house freedom caucus, jim jordan and rhonda sanchez sent a letter to the pres. telling him to instruct his atty. gen. to release all documents related to the mueller i

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rallying supporters in music city tonight as griff mentioned, the make america great again rally seeksost congresswoman marsha blackburn who is running to replace bob corker and country star trace atkins, a friend of "fox and friends" will open the rally. the trump team says he will set the perfect patriotic tone. find another place to get your coffee, starbucks closing 8000 stores nationwide today for racial bias training after that viral video, we have reaction to the move. >> a direct response to that incident, two black men arrested in starbucks while waiting to meet a friend. >> they didn't do anything. i saw the entire thing. >> the two were arrested for trespassing the charges were later dropped before reaching a settlement with the coffee giant, starbucks announced it would conduct racial bias training which will include 175,000 employees this afternoon. as a result 8000 corporate locations would be quote the company released a preview of the training. >> the work will reflect the abilities, ethnicity, gender identities and expressions sexual identities, class, language, citize

griff jenkins joins us with those developments ahead of a high-stakes summit.at is going on in london? >> reporter: no, i don't but looks lovely. look what is happening in the oval office? the pres. met with gen. stoltenberg offering reassurance but also sending a stern warning, despite threats to pull out of the summit it is in kim jong un's interest to make a deal or suffer the same fate as libya leader qaddafi. >> we decimated that country. this would be with kim jong un something where he would be in his country running his country, his country would be very rich, his people are tremendously industrious. that model would take place if we don't make a deal most likely. >> reporter: the secretary-general offering his support on denuclearization on the korean peninsula. >> we support the initiative, the work for having a summit. we think it is important that we still have pressure on north korea and north korea has seized this opportunity. rob: the pres. said we will see what happens with planning continues for the june meeting in singapore and the pentagon sa

griff jenkins has more on all of this. >> reporter: all signs the pres.'m shifting to more aggressive and combative approach on full display on hannity as rudy giuliani unleashed. >> if their objective, we could work something out. if they are not we have to shake hands and basically go into litition over do they have the power to subpoena and i think they lost that power. this is a completely tainted investigation. rob: giuliani wants to shrink the term saying it would be two or three hours backs and the pres. cannot afford more time with pressing issues like north korea and iran and a narrower set of questions, quite a departure from what mueller originally requested. giuliani taking a hard shot at james comey. >> i know james comey and i know the pres. sorry, jim, you are a liar, a disgraceful liar. every fbi agent in america has his head down because of you. rob: there was a revelation few saw coming, the pres. reimbursed his personal attorney michael cohen for services that include the $130,000 to stormy daniels. >> having something to do with paying

griff jenkins live with those development ahead of the high-stakes summit. >> in an oval office meeting trump offered reassurance but set a stern warning to north korea that despite threats to pull out of the summit it is in rob: -- kim jong un's interests to follow the dealer meet the same fate as qaddafi. >> libya, we decimated that country. this would be with kim jong un, something where he would be in his country, running his country. his country would be very rich, his evil are tremendously industrious. that model will take place if we don't make a deal most likely. >> reporter: the secretary-general offering support of the push for denuclearization on the peninsula. >> we support the initiative, having a summit. we think it is important we still have pressure on north korea and north korea has to seize the opportunity. >> reporter: the pres. says we will see what happens but planning continues with a june 12th meeting in singapore. the pentagon says joint military operations between the us and south korea despite objections from the north. >> the scope of our exercises have not ch

griff jenkins live in washington with what we can expect. >> reporter: the first time in 18 years i levelth korean official travels to the us and last time the administration hopes this time things will be different as kim jong un's right-hand man is on his way to jfk. km jong chol is vice-chairman of the ruling party but known in south korea's the excess by chief who had a blood he hand in terrorist attacks on the south. secretary pompeo is headed to meet with him. >> we are finalizing what these meetings look like but the secretary is headed to new york tomorrow. >> reporter: as for the ongoing negotiations, and the national security adviser john bolton on notice to get ready. >> john bolton, they think he is so nasty and so tough i have to hold him back. he is doing a great job. we have some good negotiations. >> resin now says it's foreign minister will travel for talks on a suspected summit. >> our country is respected again all over the world. we are not making apologies, we are not making excuses. we are respected again as a country. >> on track for june 12th. fast developing, look

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griff jenkins is live in washington dc with breaking details. >> canceling next month at historic summitand media reports include provocative military ruckus and military drills, and routine annual training in the state department saying they are doing anything to the contrary. >> the government of south korea to indicate we would not conduct these exercises or that we would not continue planning for meetings between donald trump and kim jong un next month. >> this to criticism from john brennan who said this turn of eventss is unsurprising since donald trump seems enamored with a policymaking process showing potential disasters. and much more optimistic but cautious. >> i continue to be skeptical, the best opportunity to get rid of their nukes on a peaceful manner. he is committed to trying to make it work. >> talks are set for june 12th in singapore in the white house as they will prepare for the meeting unless they hear from north korea otherwise. of history is a guide it seems kim jong un tried to gain leverage, we will find out. shannon: we will talk about this later in the show. th