griff jenkins joins live from washington with the latest.h the possibility of more strikes, the trump administration's lays out strategy on syria. national security adviser h.r. mcmaster laying out. >> what you have in syria is a very destructive cycle of violence perpetuated by -- by isis obviously but also by this regime and their iranian and russian responsors. >> secretary of state tillerson heads to russia calling on putin to rethink support in a troubling website released yesterday on a website a syrian newspaper close to the assad regime purports to be from syrian allies, russia, iran and hezbollah, the statement reads, the aggression against syria oversteps all red lines, we will react firmly to any reaction against syria and infringement of red lines, whoever carries them out. the united states knows our ability to react and here at home criticism from members of congress continues to mount, senator ben, top democrat on the senate floors commission says, the president has no strategy. >> i don't think he articulated a syrian strateg

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clayton: all before a big rally to mark tenth day in office, griff jenkins live in washington. heather: good morning. >> a week to remember in washington, a budget deadline with possible federal government shutdown, congress turns for fights over tax reform, health care and funding for that border wall as president trump approaches as you mention the 100th day mark and critics to point automajor accomplishments but mick mulvaney defended the record on fox news sunday. >> what i think folks don't realize we've signed more legislation into law in the first 100 days, we put out more executive orderers than any administration in the last 50 years. >> the president will sign at least four more this week including improving accountability and whistle blower protection at the va and federal lands and implementing an america first offshore strategy and promoting agriculture and rural prosperity. the spinning bill and budget deadline and tax reform and health care. i think the 100 day as, as you know, an artificial barrier, it's not very meaningful. i think i've established amazing resu

griff jenkins five at the latest. good morning. reporter: hey, good morning.t's like opening day in the showdown amonte misprinted nuclear option to the game. mitch mcconnell told chris wallace on fox "fox news sundayo neil gorsuch will be confirmed one way or another. >> judge gorsuch is going to be confirmed. the way in which that occurs is in the hands of the democratic minority. during the course of the week, we'll find out exactly how this will end. but it will end with this confirmation. >> republicans have 50 to those that need at least a part democrats to join them as you mentioned to avoid a dirt pit so far three of come over representing states that is joe donnelly of indiana, joe manchin of indiana and heidi had camp of north dakota. the nuclear option if needed would change senate precedent so only 51 votes to be needed to confirm gorsuch in the movies by democrats in 2013 for judicial nominees but never at the supreme court level. chuck schumer says change the nominee. >> it looks like gorsuch will not reach the 60-vote margin. instead of changing

rob: griff jenkins live in washington this morning with the latest on the boiling depositions overseasf? >> good morning, rob and heather. supporting a bomber jacket and staring down north koreans across the sea mike pence drew hard line and declared that ther wrath strategic patience is over. j. >> we also call on other regional powers in the entire international community to join us to confront north korea and demand that it abandon nuclear and ballistic programs. >> that is a different sound bite. the one where pence is calling on the international community to play a role, in particular, in i. china, in confronting north korea in demanding it abandon nuclear program and making it clear if china won't act, they will. of course, this is coming ahead very high tensions over there. the hard line marks a stark departure from a quarter century of dialogue and patience with the regime and comes over worries about that anticipated sixth nuclear test. and follows the missile launch failure over the weekend which some are may have been caused by a u.s. cyber attack. white house advisor k.t.

rob: griff jenkins live in washington this morning with the latest on the boiling depositions overseas

heather: griff jenkins live from washington, d.c. stion with expect, hey, griff. >> good morning, top priority of the president's campaign, secure the border and build that wall. stops in el paso and san diego. >> i think the border wall needs to move rapidly. it will be the final affirmation that the illegality is over, it would multiply many times the effectiveness of our border, the numbers have dropped significantly but if we don't follow through and back up what he promised, then, i think we doweled see the numbers rise again. >> and the numbers are down, a new report says has spiked 32%, 31,000 illegal rounded but criticism comes as the first dreamer is deported, a group the administration wouldn't be targeted and maintains today isn't being targeted. >> the goal and the focus has been on people who pose a threat to national security or in some other way in violation. i would respectfully that in this case the facts are not out yet so i would rather not jump to judgment. >> it's time the politicians support officers on the front

clayton: all before a big rally to mark tenth day in office, griff jenkins live in washington.od morning. >> a week to remember in washington, a budget deadline with possible federal government shutdown, congress turns for fights over tax reform, health care and funding for that border wall as president trump approaches as you mention the 100th day mark and critics to

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jon: our griff jenkins is live from washington, d.c. with the very latest on all of this. griff?sula. massive show of force as north korea paraded full arsenal of weapons on full display including what appears to be intercontinental missiles celebration honoring country's founder. grandson and current founder kim jong un proudly looking on but not speaking as the world anticipates the sixth nuclear test. the message out of pyongyang is quite clear. the foreign minister says they are ready for war. >> we are taking into account the most aggressive and dangerous option that the u.s. might come up with we'll go to war if they choose. >> this comes as vice president mike pence travels to seoul, south korea to reassure ally in the face of these rising tensions. responses should north korea conduct that nuclear test. and china now reacting to the ratcheting up of north korean provocations. china's foreign minister warning that, quote, storm clouds are gathering, urging all parties to deescalate. how president trump will respond in the face of another nuclear test is anybody's guess. th

brian: griff jenkins promised to give us the rest of this story and details. steve, and abby. good morning again. it is a bombshell report over the weekend led by colleague adam housley showing the intelligence official who unmasked orics posed the name of private citizens involved with the trump campaign we well known high up and senior in the intelligence world sources told fox news. house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes is leading the investigation into russia meddling into the election, as well as claims that the trump campaign was surveilled. nunes is aware this administration official has met with him and the top democrat on that committee adam schiff also given access to this information, making a trip to the white house on friday to see those documents. but this weekend he is refusing to talk about it, saying he can't say whether or not anything was or was not unmasked. a remaining question now in this investigation into russian influence is whether or not it's tied directly into the alleged surveillance of the trump campaign by obama offici

jon: griff jenkins live in washington, d.c., he has the latest, griff. >> happy easter, just hours beforepresident mike pence landed in north korea, the blatant failure coming amidst high tension on the korean peninsula and moments ago vice president pence commenting. >> this morning's provocation from the north is just the latest reminder of the risks each one of you face every day. >> failure and embarrassment for a regime who celebrated 105th anniversary. many wonder how the trump administration would respond. jim mattis issuing this statement, quote, the president and his military team are aware of north korea's most recent unsuccessful launch. the president has no further comment. the uss carl vinson is positioned in the region as vice president pence begin and no comment from pyongyang, guys. pete: a failed missile launch from them yesterday but certainly a sense that the pressure the trump team has put on china and north korea has recalibrated their calculation. jon: it's also not out of the realm of possibility that the united states may have had a finger in this. the new"the new

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ainsley: griff jenkins is live in d.c. with those details. f, a lot of people excited about those details. >> a lot of voters want to hear about the taxes they are cranking start me up because it's going to be a very busy day for the president as he signs two more executive orders. first and foremost president trump will unveil the broad outline proposing tax cuts for individuals and businesses that could mean much needed relief, something that white house press secretary sean spicer says is exactly the goal. >> got to do everything we can to get economic growth going and job creation going. i think the more we can do to make our country, our businesses, our manufacturers in particular more competitive, that's good for american workers u. >> one thing we will hear a lot about is the corporate tax rate with the plan expected to slash the rate from 35% to 15%. but democrats, like debbie stable now is wary of it. >> the devil is in the details. if they're only talking about the corporate rate and not helping small business, i think that would for

ainsley: griff jenkins in washington with more on the stunning results. sley, and brian. humiliated in spectacular fashion, voters in france sending a loud and strong message to the country's mainstream elites rejecting the far left candidates sending the election into a runoff may 7th between populist ha reason le pen and manual macron. shift in the country's politics. >> it is time to free the french people from arrogant elites who want to dictate their behavior because, yes, i am the candidate of the people. >> your duty to continue to pursue this vibrant commitment until the end and beyond. never forget those months which have you changed the course of our country. >> in the final results macron just had over 23% while le pen had 21% and the reaction from french voters suggest this was not only welcomed but long overdue. >> we need a change in leadership. after five years we have not -- make sure that -- >> reform and we need to make sure that is done well and rapidly. >> this as angry protesters clashed with the police and took to the streets rioting,

ainsley: griff jenkins live in washington with how the obama administration down played that story. didn't just -- went so far as underlinin underr mining justice department. knew temperaturing own task force all in the name of ensuring a deal. it suggests that president obama was disingenuous when he said this on january 17th last year. >> these individuals were not charged with terrorism or any violent offenses. they're civilians and their release is one-time gesture to iran given the unique opportunity offered by this moment and larger circumstances at play. >> turns out some of them were accused by obama's own justice department of being serious threats to national security. three were members of an illegal procurement network. one attempted to supply iran with satellite technology and three sought to lease a boeing airplane for hezbollah a u.s. dedesignated terror country. explosives that have killed troops and one case sensors for uranium centrifuges whole point of the nuclear proliferation group to begin with kellyanne conway weighed in on this program earlier. >> you see the

griff jenkins has the latest from washington.this going. >> brian, ainsley, and steve, there is a lot of disturbing brand new anti-american propaganda spewing from north korea. this video released just hours ago appears to be an arsenal of missiles being launched from north korean beaches striking targets unknown. aggressive military drils in a powerful show of force as a gleeful kim jong un watches on. this follows the chilling video you mentioned from yesterday. the rogue regime depict ago mock attack on washington,the white house being destroyed. the video declares the enemy to be destroyed is in our sights. now, all of this raising attention to alarming heights in the korean peninsula with president trump ominous warning in the strongest word yet on possible confrontation. >> there is a chance that we could end up having a major, major conflict with north korea. absolutely. >> president trump also telling reuters in that interview, he hopes to resolve the crisis peacefully through new economic sanctions and with the cooperati

transfer griff jenkins was there to get the pulse of the people. >> good morning.lking about record low ratings at the 100 day mark, when you are at that rally, it was anything but among the faithful. take a look. [cheers and applause] >> 100 days ago donald trump as the 45th president of the united states that the ones you see in here behind me. we hit the ground to find out what they think. >> these folks have been here long time. this is number one. the 100th day. how is the president doing? >> is doing fantastic. the >> is an a+ as far as i'm concerned. what is the message? >> peace through strength. >> on a scale of one to 10, how is the president doing? >> 99.9% approval rating. >> keep on doing what he's doing now. >> if you could talk to him, what did you say? >> i would want him to sign my hat. >> 100 days. how did he do? >> the mainstream media he did do much. it's not his fault. it's congresses. we need to kick them in the behind. >> president trump is going to speak right there. what would you say to him? >> i would just tell him thank you. thank you fo

you see these images of these kids and these people, by the way our own griff jenkins did a time line for us yesterday. looking back the last 8 years how many times syria has gotten away with using chemical weapons without us even responding. clayton: this is a question i have in 2013 in when the chemical attack was arguably even worse when president obama went to congress to ask for approval to attack syria. the same tarttle targets that the military already identified and congress sat on their hands and didn't do anything about it now same congressional leaders today are tweeting go u.s.a. and coming out now because it's president trump in charge. pete: we will play that montage in a second. barack obama copped out. he passed the buck. war powers act gives you'6" 0 days to take. if you take more than that you come back and act for congressional approval. given the ability to act in the america's interest. he decided i'm going to punts to congress. this barack obama. clayton: why are congressional leaders applauding the exact same thing they they wouldn't do. >> making sure that assa