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tom: hans humes with us in new york.d negotiation of all time. , the:00 a.m. this morning talks begin. there was an attack at finsbury park in london early this morning. it is kind of a mess. we don't know if it is a softer or harder brexit. you could design a worst situation to go into negotiations. she is not knowing herself what her negotiating position is going to be. he can already see the signs of them starting to tear each other apart again. as he said, this is happening on the back of a domestic situation that theresa may seems to be strugglingas he to lead. she came under heavy criticism for her reaction to the horrible fire. you have a prime minister who is in office who does not have a lot of power. idea who comesy after theresa may if she steps down? does it make a difference for negotiations? john: it does make a difference. you can already see the jockeying for position. boris johnson is always going to be a prominent name, but also david davis. also see threat. saying, if you allow a softer brexit approach

talk with brit hume. we get our hopes up for any blockbuster statements or do you think it will be a little muted on thursday? >> i think it will be a media ex -- they don't quite live up to the billing they receive. everybody will be watching. remember a few things about this. first of all, comey will be under whatever strictures robert mueller placed on him about discussions of the on going investigation and can't testify about classified information. this investigation he was leading was primarily and has been described as such as a counter intelligence investigation. its intent was to find out what russia tried to do to influence the election. part of that, of course, was the question of whether there was collusion between the russians and the trump campaign. so far no evidence has come to the surface at least of that. and so we're going to get down to the if he of what was said in that between the president and mr. comey which was only two people in the room. and comey has said, shannon, that the pre

there he is and she was ecstatic but no one beaming more than brit hume.e best in the world. a tip of the hat to brit for being such a great granddad. a model for me, brit. >> jesse: food court today? there were cupcakes or doughnuts in the other room? >> kimberly: he wanted to do the rose. >> dana: update your game next♪ >> bret: president trump says james comey is lying, the president said he will say that under oath. will be special counsel to come up on it? this is "special report" ." ♪ good evening, welcome to washington. i am bret baier prince 100%. that was president trump's answer how he is to speak under oath about his conversations with the man he fired as fbi director, adding that he would talk with special counsel robert muller. but the president had another cryptic answer to the question about whether his talks with comey were recorded. president trump making those remarks during an after

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there he is and she was ecstatic but no one beaming more than brit hume. tip of the hat to brit for being such a great granddad. a model for me, brit. >> jesse: food court today? there were cupcakes or doughnuts in the other room? >> kimberly: he wanted to do the rose. >> dana: update your game next week, k.g. >> jesse: never miss an episode of "the five." comey "hannity" is up next. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." at fox news alert. president trump comes out swinging and hard and absolutely hammers james comey calling him a liar and blasting democrats and the district or media -- take a look at the president from earlier today. >> no collusion. no obstruction. he is a leaker. yesterday, he showed no collusion or obstruction. we are doing really well. that was an excuse by the democrats. james comey confirmed a lot of what i said. and just saying things that

brit hume tells us what it means. kristin fisher at the white house. first up, doug mckelway outside the supreme court this evening. >> the supreme court handed the trump administration a big victory over the much debated travel ban today, also a bit of a victory of religious freedom. speculation and rumors about the retirement of justice anthony kennedy appeared to be just that: rumors. no breakdown on how the justices voted, it's a stinging blow to lower court rulings. travel from syria, sudan, yemen, libya temporarily goes into effect. >> huge victory from the white house. this case will be argued on the merits the first week of octobe october. decision some time and may be december or january. whatever they say will closely model what they said here. >> the ruling exempt foreign nationals who are college students, workers recruited by u.s. firms or those who have blood relatives here. the administration says it will take effect in 72 hours. the high court's decision was greeted with stark partisanship. senate judiciary chairman charles grassley wro

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call for the travel ban plus the upcoming comey testimony, we turn to senior political analyst brit hume. let's start with the comey testimony. obviously it's being ballyhooed from every corner here in washington that it's going to be a big moment. >> it will be a media extravaganza with live coverage across the cable news channels and possibly the broadcast channels as well. my senses, like so many hearings before it, it probably won't live up to its billing because there are number of constraints on comey what he can say. some of the information is dealing with in this case, or dealt with when he was running the investigation is classified, so that can't be discussed. some of its now in the midst of being investigated by special counsel who basically took his place, and that probably can't be discussed to any great extent. we are left with what he can discuss, which may include the conversation he had in the white house with president trum president trump, which the administration has allowed to go forward. i would be surprised if he said what the president said to him about the flynn

brit hume says the entire story is a joke. he'll be here to explain why. also, celebrities coming to the defense of kraft, kathy griffin. we'll show you ♪ track your pack. set a curfew, or two. make dinner-time device free. [ music stops ] [ music plays again ] a smarter way to wifi is awesome. introducing xfinity xfi. amazing speed, coverage and control. change the way you wifi. xfinity. the future of awesome. >> tucker: time for tonight's reality check. thanks to recent leaks by the single most powerful group in washington, a collection of people we call unnamed sources, jared kushner has become the latest figure in the trump administration accused of being a russian collaborator. >> jared kushner and russia's ambassador to washington to discuss the possibility of setting up a secret and secure communications channel between trump's transition team and the kremlin. >> this idea of a back channel that some people say frankly is un-american. >> jared kushner is going to remain, keep his head down, as he does. this raises more questions about him that he do

daniel hume is the chef and will guidara are the owners., after dinner they go, "come in the back. there's a special thing for you in the back." you've done that, right? in the kitchen? >> questlove: yeah. >> jimmy: he brings me in the kitchen and just everybody top to bottom, the whole staff, everybody is just fantastic. sous chef, everyone's great. so they bring us back and they have this like table set up in the kitchen. there's like a glass of wine and some fresh pasta right there. i know, please. even that looks amazing. i didn't even know what was in the dish. [ laughter ] >> steve: i was trying to be cool. >> jimmy: so what happens is, they go, "we have one more thing for you." so they go around the back. i go, "what is it?" he goes, "it's based on something you did." i go, "what do you mean?" she goes, "you wrote a note saying congratulations." and i said, "number one in new york, number one in the world. what's next, space?" and he goes, yes. space is next. so please put on these spacesuits. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: so they made m

thank you so much. >> martha: here now, fox news political analyst brit hume.ve you with us tonight, brit. as he watched all of us have been tonight's, you the images that paul ryan says we want to forget. poor steve scalise, dragging himself on that baseball field, shot in the hip. people wondering -- i think my reaction was what is going on in this world? what is going on? what did you think when you heard about this this morning, brit? >> it's a horrifying episode. these members of congress have very tight security around the capitol complex. i think it was -- as your earlier gas pointed out, this was off-site, where i don't think they ever imagined anything like this would happen. this is where we are. we are living, martha, and the most poisonous political atmosphere that i can remember experiencing in my years as a reporter, going back nearly a half-century. we have had turbulent times before. the year 1968 comes to mind, and which we had two assassinations. riots in the streets and riots at the party conventions. but the sheer loathing that people have f

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on sunday we keep the hume, we drop the temperature a notch top 88 degrees and then on monday, hot, partlyh of 90. it looks like it stays hot right into the fourth of july. >> do you have a trap door in the floor the thing comes up. >> augmented reality. >> everything here is augmented reality. >> we've come a long way. >> you're augmented -- >> we've come a long way since we have we had magnets. >> "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl17 with brian taff sharrie williams ducis rodgers. please join us for "action news" at 11:00 on channel6. for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >> ♪ >>> tonight, breaking news. this just in. the critical new numbers of the senate health care bill. how many americans could be left uninsured? and president trump declaring victory for his travel ban. the supreme court reinstating part of his executive order. >>> raging wildfires in the west. nearly two dozen fires burning. homes in flames. hundreds of families evacuating. our reporter on the fire line. >>> collision course. the new report. the c

. >> brit: i am brit hume in for chris wallace.s are on the senate as republicans unveil the plan to replace obamacare. but do they have a post? republicans believe we have the possibility to add and we are. >> is as bad as the house bill? in some ways it's even worse. we will break them within the senate bill and what it means for you with tom price ahead of health and human services. opposites within the republican party, , and the bill actually pass? speak out the intention is not to take down the bill, it's to make it better. >> i want to get to yes in the way to get to yes is to fix the unde

there are parts of our country that remain divided between young and old, rich and poor, those for hume the future offers a sense of opportunity and those for whom it brings worry and concern. some people blame politics for these divisions or say there is too much politics, but politics can be an incredible force for good. conducted in the right way, it can be how we resolve our differences and how we deal with injustices, and how we take the big decisions. it is not always glamorous or exciting, but the duty we share asoliticns to serve others in confronting these challenges is a truly noble calling to us all. and the test for all of us is whether we choose to reflect divisions or help the country overcome them. so let us choose in this parliament to conduct ourselves in a manner fitting to this moment, to debate, to disagree, but in doing so recognize that britainant to see stronger, safer, and more secure for our children and grandchildren, and that are shared values, interests, and traditions can and must bring us together. as we faced difficult challenges ahead, let us come togethe

fox news senior political analyst brit hume, columnist for the hill, juan williams, julie pace, the the new washington bureau chief for the associated press -- congratulations, julie -- >> thank you very much. [applause] [laughter] >> congratulations. chris: anyway, and washington examiner contributor lisa boothe. no, it does deserve applause. brit, obviously, nobody can directly link this attack, the actions of a deranged man to the political climate in washington, but why is have things turned so venomous here over the years, and is there any way to stop it? >> chris, i think that congressman davis had it part right and part wrong, because i think the poisonous political climate and the poisonous language with which people who disagree speak of each other is as much -- expect attitudes on capitol hill -- are as much a reflection of what's in the country as they are a cause of it. and we hear people speak of each other today in twitter, in political debate in a way that never used to be the case to this extent. people don't really disagree. they think the other party, the other side is

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chief political analyst britt hume slamming those reporters complaint saying big news organizations should not rely on press briefings to get their questions answered and no good reporter would ever rely on them. >> no reporter of a news organization should be relying on the briefings to get news. cnn correspondent should get his or her calls returned, new york times reporter, fox news, we can get our calls returned. it is for lots of dozens of smaller news organizations that cover the white house on a daily basis, the briefing is there for them. nothing draconian is having in america because of the briefing policies at the white house. >> donald trump said to make good on two more campaign promises, making america safe again. answering the long-awaited call for justice. here are the details on the bills headed to the house floor. >> just hours, republican lawmakers are taking of a pair of bills the crackdown on illegal immigration, one case law increases penalties for immigrants who try to reenter the us after being deported. the proposal named after a girl murdered by a repeat felon repo

. >> brit hume says without a shred of evidence against the trump administration the investigation into collusion truly becomes a witchhunt. >> the people raising these accusations don't think anybody committed treason. they are looking for ways to bring down donald trump and get at the people around him. that is what this is about. to them this election is an thinkable, a catastrophe for our nation. this cannot be allowed to proceed and they are trying everything they can add this idea that the russians colluded and even to arrange the election of donald trump has been a piece of it for a long time. the problem has been from the beginning no evidence. >> donald trump squashing the rumor saying there is no intention of fire special prosecutor robert mueller. donald trump and first daughter ivanka returned to washington from wisconsin. the white house economic and health care agenda. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein silencing lawmakers questions telling the mueller's role in the russia investigation is not in jeopardy. >> chain of command for the special counsel is only directly to

. >> tucker: really kind of --dash brit hume spent a lot of time pit he is our senior political analyst. i like an aggressive white house correspondent. even kind of a crazed aggressive. but the description of the turning off the cameras as like the end of democracy seems like maybe it calls for some perspective. >> i would say so, because i can a member during the clinton and administration and previous administrations as well when on camera briefings were not the norm. clinton administration try to for a while, didn't like the results, and went to a system where they would have some cameras on and microphones on at the top, that would be shut down and the rest of the briefing would proceed. remember this, no reporter for a news organization is sizable and important as cnn should be relying on the briefings to get news. >> tucker: good point. >> they can get their calls returned. "new york times" ," "washington post," fox news, we would get our returns, calls returned. the briefing is really there for the smaller organizations. to get a question, could have answered, and learn with the

brit hume will be here to give us his take next. >> bill: wildfires continue in the hot and dry american west. these conditions pose a real challenge. is there relief on the way for homeowners and everybody else? that's next. (baby crying) (slow jazz music) ♪ fly me to the moon ♪ and let me play (bell ringing) (audience cheering) >> bill: has to be shot of the year. this is thanks to jordan spieth, the shot of the year. >> he has done it again just as he did at the john deere for his first win. >> bill: i can watch that 100 times. the crowd losing its mind. he lost the lead after the first nine. forced the tie on the first hole sudden death able to win it in a playoff there. hold it, hold it. boom. >> shannon: i feel like that's probably how you play. >> bill: never. he throws his putter at the same time the caddie throws the rake and they do the chest bump. >> shannon: i have never had the reason to chest bump on anything on the golf course. you might hold out here. >> bill: good for spieth. >> shannon: wildfires threatening home across the west. firefighters in six different states cur

hot and hume. highs of 92. feeling like 95 or 96. we think the storms will be scattered in nature and will dissipate before sunset. look at the beaches. delightful. the late day storms on sunday and on the fourth but the temperatures are comfortable sunny skies. we are settling in a typical pattern. we look out for the model guidance for the next ten to 14 days continues to show the temperatures above average here. it's summer. alison: it will be hot. doug: get ready. alison: well, still to come the district ready to make it easier for you to cool off this summer. larry: plus, are you a "star wars" or an "indiana jones" person? find out how to celebrate all things george lucas no matter what your preference. kellye: i'm kellye lynn in north west where a local non-profit bringing green spaces to city kids. that's coming up in "spotlight on education." alison: a look now at what is coming up on abc -- larry: and autria godfrey has a preview of tomorrow's "good morning washington." >> thanks, guys washington," looking to make a little c

sunshine and hot and hume for monday. tuesday the 4th, the heat and the humidity come back all day. it's very humid. highs will reach 90. feel like 95. we have a chance of afternoon thunderstorms. but still looks at it:00 the fireworks time the storms will be gone. that is good news. that is it. back to you. nancy: all right. doug, thank you very much. alison: talk sports now. another beautiful day for golf. nancy: yeah. someone out there enjoying it. erin hawksworth in toe mow tack, m.d. -- she is in potomac, maryland. erin: yes. beautiful but windy, i must add. one of the most exciting ways that this tournament honors our service men and women is through the quicken loans shot for heroes. in the past two years, it's raised $500,000 for military charities. this year, i gave it my best shot. >> who is up next? >> there you go. erin: the quicken loans shot for heroes. >> that's all right. erin: where some shots are hot -- >> you did very well out here. how did it feel? >> it felt good. erin: some are not. how would you assess your shot here today? >> it's always room for improvement.

brit hume joins us with his analysis. good evening. given that bob mueller was the past director of the fbi and is a close friend or close acquaintance of his successor james comey, do you think robert mueller can lead an impartial investigation? >> i'm not ready to say he can't but i think is worrisome he has a pre-existing relationship with james comey. that raises an ethical question that mr. mueller will have to answer. it obviously would be worrisome. if i were a trump lawyer, i would be worried about the various democratic donors who have been named to the team. having said that, however, i would say it takes a certain kind of person with a certain kind of integrity to resist the temptations that the office of special counsel or special prosecutor brings. to expand the investigation and keep hunting until you find something. bob mueller may be the kind of man who can resist that temptation. >> james: rod rosenstein consider some or all of this. it was announced that president trump had hired a veteran washington litigator to repr

retailer at tempurpedic.com ♪ >> john: today is the birthday of fox news senior political analyst brit hume honor tonight, we have put together a greatest hits collection. >> a split finger fastball. this will be a split finger law. >> john: there he is back in 2005 at demonstrating his 35-mile per hour fastball down the middle, throwing out the first pitch at a washington nationals game back in 2001. he helped carry the olympic torch through washington ahead of the salt lake city winter games. we all know that former president george h.w. bush likes to skydive for his birthday in 2004, he got to suit up and join him, no word on whether he plans to celebrate his own birthday. by jumping out of a perfectly good airplane. thanks for watching special report, good night from washington. >> it is friday, june 23rd, change is coming, donald trump promising to get rid of obamacare once and for all in an exclusive interview with "fox and friends". democrats up in arms about it. we will be live. >> we will regain the majority in 2018. we have to have new leadership. rob: democrats a nancy pelosi has

>> brit: i am brit hume in for chris wallace. all eyes are on the senate as republicans unveil the plan to replace obamacare. but do they have a post? republicans believe we have the possibility to add and we are. >> is as bad as the house bill? in some ways it's even worse. we will break them within the senate bill and what it means for you with tom price ahead of health and human services. opposites within the republican party, , and the bill actually pass? speak out the intention is not to take down the bill, it's to make it better. >> i want to get to yes in the way to get to yes is to fix the underlying problems. >> brit: we will discuss the battle ahead with dick durbin and republican senator john barrasso who helped craft the plan. robert mueller's ability to be impartial. >> it would be make it so that insurance before that you more choices. that was a mandate so you aren't forced to buy something that the government wants you to purchase or says you got to purchase. you get the choice of individuals across the coverage i

it will feel like the lower 90's with all the hume. strong thunderstorms late this afternoon.ill get going and really move from west to east out ahead of this frontal system back to the west of us this morning. enhanced risk of severe thunderstorms generally we get into the slight risk but it's rare that we really get into this enhanced risk. it's all up and down i-95. this will be for this afternoon and it does look like the threat is high for rain, flash flooding possible. that's high. i think the threat is high for strong winds as well. up over 50, 60, maybe some 70 miles per hour winds coming out of these thunderstorms and for the most part, large hail and tornado risk is low. here's what we're thinking. the window of time 4:00 to 6:00 when these thunderstorms will start coming across quickly exiting off to the east and that means better weather as we get into some tomorrow. 89, very hot and muggy today, strong thunderstorms, even severe possible. not so muggy tomorrow. winter does not begin on wednesday, summer begins on wednesday. why did i say that? why did i say that.

time now for our sunday group, fox news senior political analyst brit hume, columnist for the hill juanie pace, who covers the white house for the associated press, and jason wally from "the wall street journal." julie, as we say, the right house refuses to say it but "the new york times" was reporting over the weekend that the president is unlikely to invoke executive privilege to block them from testifying, one because it would be a p.r. disaster and to because his legal case is kind of weak. what are you hearing from your sources? >> what i've heard is that the president is leaning toward not invoking executive privilege for his testimony but it still an open decision. it will be discussed in the coming days. as we know, it's not a final decision. i think there are a couple of reasons, it actually is a discussion because they are worried about what comey could potentially save but they also recognize that if they do invoke executive privilege, just the optics makes it look like you're hiding, makes it look like whatever he might say is going to be problematic for the president. they

a senior political analyst brit hume is here. want to start by, this administration, the president with the cabinet meeting, trying to move forward. but yet still commenting on this investigation. >> probably a good idea for the president to try to focus on what the administration and members of his cabin and are doing. he went around the whole table today, the first time with a full cabinet, and they all gave their testimonials about what they are doing. i'm not sure how much of an impact it made but it was better than focusing on the rest of the stuff, which has been such a problem for him for so long. at the same time, over the weekend, he was tweeting about the comey testimony. think about it. the comey testimony did the president some good. a minute clear he was not a personal target of an investigation and that was a major claim he had made which was vindicated. a lot of the stuff that was damaging to trump was not legal stuff so much as personal attacks, political name-calling, calling him a liar. and a lot of the stuff co

. >> to hume did you show copies? >> the president tweeted on friday after i got fired that i better hope there's not tapes. it didn't dawn on me originally that there might be cooperation for our conversation. there might be a tape and my judgment was, i needed to get that out into the public square. i asked a friend of mine to share the content of the memo with a reporter. i didn't do it myself for a variety of reasons but i asked him to because i thought that my prompt the pointman of the special counsel. i asked a close friend of mine to do it. >> who was that? >> a good friend of mine who is a professor at columbia law school. >> sean: the fired, disgruntled ex-employee linked details of his memo hoping thatl counsel? this is beyond ridiculous and inappropriate and by the way, it shows you how calculated and political this guy really is. what else did comey leak before or have others leak? the only thing that wasn't leaked in all of this is the fact that president trump was not under investigation. he was told th

candidates who run on issues that voters actually come demonstrably care about joining us is brit hume. he's the senior political analyst. it seems to me that this ought to be a much wider spread than we are looking at. >> remember, this is newt gingrich's old district. this is a very republican district and tom price, who is now the hhs secretary seat this was, won the last timeout for 24 percentage points. while his margins over. lack of time have shrunk, the last one was pretty big. this is republican country and all of the things being equal you would expect a relatively easy republican victory. but all things are not equal, a highly controversial president. >> tucker: we went not at all. >> now sporting a 36 36% approl rating. republicans in congress who karen handel would like to join, who was so far been able to not pass any major things they promise. not the most opportune moment to be running for reelection. ossoff as you noted has attracted a great deal of money. you mentioned, tucker, that this was the most expensive race, it is like way the most extensive risk, the nearest

. >> tucker: brit hume spent a lot of time in the white house over the years, senior political analyst at fox, and joins us now. i like an aggressive white house correspondent, i've craved aggressive. the description of turning off the cameras is like the end of dem sismt seems like maybe a call for perspective. >> i would say so. i remember during the clinton administration and previous administrations when on-camera briefings weren't the norm. the clinton administration tried it for a while, didn't like the results and went to a system where they had cameras and microphones at the top and shut down and the rest have the briefing proceeded. no reporter for a news organization as sizable as cnn should be relying on the briefings to get news. >> tucker: good point. >> the cnn correspondent can get their calls returned. "new york times," "washington post," fox news. we can get our calls returned at the white house. it's dozens and dozens of smaller news organizations that cover the white house on a daily basis and the briefing is there for them to give them a chance to get a question, ge

including a member of congress and its time now for our sunday group, fox news sera political analyst brit humer the hill juan williams. julie pace, the new washington bureau chief for the associative press, congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> chris: and "washington examiner" contributor lisa boothe. obviously nobody can directly link this attack, the actions of a deranged man to the political climate in washington, but why have things turned so venomous here over the years, and is there any way to stop it? >> i think that congressman davis had it part right wrong because i think the poisonous political climate in the poisonous language with which people who disagree speak of each other is as much -- and the attitudes on capitol hill, as much a reflection of what's in the country as they are a cause of it. we hear people speak of each other today and twitter, and political debate in a way that never used to be the case to this extent. people don't really disagree, they think the other party, the other side is evil and must be stopped. this is really something new, we need to keep a civi

with the tone of what we have heard today, including in the last hour for martha maccallum and brit humewhen they were talking about unity and will this unity last. obviously, the unity won't last because ultimately, rand paul has very little that unites him with bernie sanders. we don't actually need unity. we need robust, civilized disunity. people honestly recognize that they disagree with each other on health care, on immigration, on islam, on transgender bathrooms, and a bazillion other things. but that doesn't make the other person a hater. simply put, the left has to be willing to actually engage in debate with people that disagree with them. >> tucker: i wonder if that reflects, the reflex to debate, his atrophying on the left. i remember liberals as champion and skilled debaters. now, it is hard to find one who will defend his position for you i think you get out of shape. if you watch these bozos, they talk a good talk, and then, the minute they are up against some feminist muslim from belgium, the bozo imam is reduced to nothing. he hasn't held an honest debate in his entire l