james rosen in washington.ence will be on capitol hill meeting with small business owners concerned about health care reform. tucker carlson pressed the vice president on the white house's goals. >> what we want is a health care system that works for all of the american people. >> what does that mean? cheaper coverage? a larger percentage of the population covered? better health care outcomes? if you could name the primary goals of the replaced part of the deal. but would it be? >> the primary goal first is to give people freedom over their own health care choices. >> earlier, the senate rejected the repeal of obamacare as the congressional budget office scored a skinny repeal bill and found it would strip 16 million people. james rosen in washington. now, back to "hannity." >> tonight, i am back in the center of the american heartland, far away from the washington swamp. to spend time with thousands of true american patriots. i'm here this evening to cut through the fake news filter and to speak straight to th

let's turn to james rosen. has liked, in the past, to fire off things on the fourth of july. different holidays, mother's day. but this one was different. according to people in the region and experts have been looking at this, it's not only the range of the missile but also how it was fired. stiglitz important for our viewers to stand. with the range to strike all of alaska. first such test by north korea that employed a mobile launcher. instead of using a fixed position they can load this icbm onto a more or less a truck, like a flatbed, move it around, undercover if you will end this makes it much harder for the united states to attract such a test when it's about to be launched and disrupted prior to launch. frightening development. a professor at san angelo university in one of the reigning experts on the kim jong-un regime wrote "this is the big story we've all been waiting for. all of the paradigms have changed. not just because of an icbm but also because of the mobile launcher." one final point, preside

chief washington correspondent james rosen joins us. how general kelly will discharge his duties. we begin with john roberts and the changing white house staff on a monday. >> good evening. ten days ago press secretary sean spicer stepped down in order to clear the decks for anthony scaramucci to build a new communications team. today the white house cleared the decks again. it ranks among the shortest ten years and white house history after ten days on the job, anthony scaramucci is out as white house communications director. general john kelly, new white house chief of staff, asked for scaramucci to go after an interview scaramucci thought was off the record. >> the president felt anthony's comments were inappropriate for a person that position. and he didn't want to burden general kelly also with that line of succession. >> scaramucci's removal sharp indicator of how much power john kelly will have. president trump lavishing praise on him after his swearing in this morning. >> i predict general kelly will go down in terms of the position of chief of staff, one of the great ever

washington correspondent, james rosen. they are all standing by. those of the all-stars right there. we're going to start with chief white house correspondent and also an all star, john roberts. john, huge day. it's. >> melissa, good afternoon to you. it's been 22 days since we've had in on camera briefing and longer than that simply been been in this briefing. doing lab reports. we understand the anthony scaramucci will be coming out to greet the press. sarah huckabee sanders will actually conducting the meeting but anthony scaramucci is no stranger to people who watch fox business network. as well, he took some time off to work the transition when he worked with the trump transition to try and get things up and running. he was bringing in a lot of special guest. he was bringing in a lot of members to meet the cabinet including betray to mack -- want to come back to the white house to look like he had a big job that might've been akin to the job in the administration. that didn't happen. he went into the white house and went to the bank and now he

chief washington correspondent james rosen live tonight with a look at both sides on that issue. james, good evening. >> bill, good evening to you. the latest appointee to donald trump's integrity commission says it's bizarre that democratic secretaries of state are vowing to defy the committee's request for large volumes of state voting data. >> the information that is being asked for by the commission is public information. in fact, there is a federal provision international voter registration act that gives the public the ability to access this information. >> the commission has written to all secretaries of state requesting they turn over the full first and last names of all registrants, their addresses, dates of birth, political party, last four digits of their social security number, their voter history from 2006 onward, active, inactive status, canceled status, information regarding felony convictions, information regarding registration and other states, information regarding military status, an overseas citizen information. the vice chair running the panel is kansas public

james rosen in washington., back to "hannity." >> tonight, i am back in the center of the american heartland, far away from the washington swamp. to spend time with thousands of true american patriots. i'm here this evening to cut through the fake news filter and to speak straight to the american people. >> sean: that was the president on offense by passing the big news media taking his message directly to the american people. we continue with fox news contributor and author of the eight weeks in a row bestseller, "understanding trump," congratulations mr. speaker. i've a a hard time understanding something. maybe i'm just a simple guy. if i was under subpoena to hand over emails that end up having classified top secret special access program information on a secret server, if i deleted 33,000 of them and some of them were in that category -- i think it would be in trouble. they subpoenaed my blackberry and iphone's and i smash them with a hammer, a lot of them? i think i would be in trouble. if i acid washed m

i am james rosen sitting in for bret baier. as america prepares to commemorate its 241st birthday, president trump continues lighting up the mainstream news media on the 21st century battlefield we call social media. the president's twitter finger was active all weekend and this morning, including his posting of a video in which he appears to wrestle to the ground a man with a cnn logo superimposed over his face. kevin corke is at the white house with the fallout. good evening. >> it's called trolling, that's when you take to an online platform and post something with the express intention of getting a reaction. sometimes an angry reaction from someone else. and of the latest tweets from the president of the united states. those tweets were either humorous or horrifying depending on your point of view. call it the new bully pulpit, social media. 24/7 platform or even the president of the united states can entertain his supporters and enrage his detractors all in the span of 140 characters. case in point, tweet over the weekend

fox's james rosen has the latest >>reporter: the arm cyst that ended the korean war brought an uneasy truss. a stallion isabella dictatorship recommended ever since by coumadin ticketed event. president clipt on launched negotiations. new york agreed to freeze it's program in exchange for fuel and economic aidan the construction of two light water actors. this agreement is good for the united states. it's good for our alleys. in time, however, us intelligence have discovered that aq can was running a nuclear bizarre for bush states. the regem admitted it. the under secretary of state for arms control at the time was john bolton. when the negotiates were con fronted on this reality and the absurdity of giving north korea light reactors they had believed that a the north korean regem had collapsed before they got the nuclear weapon. with russia and china participating then secretary of state conned lisa rice believed they had dismissed the apparatus again in exchange for the aid. we're going to get out of the business producing nuclear weapons. a nuclear complex seemed like a good measu

>> bret: james rosen in washington. james, thank you.he man who runs the suez canal says that egyptian ports cannot ban qatari ships. they accuse the nation of continuing to support terrorism and extremism, which qatar denies. the head of the suez canal says international treaties do not allow qatari ships being barred from using the package. iran and turkey have been assisting qatar as the standoff continues. china is among a group of nations calling for a more open global economy at the g20 summit, but the u.s. relationship with china appears to be deteriorating tonight. mainly, over north korea. correspondent rich edson reports from the state department that president trump will try to do something about that in a few hours. >> president trump and chinese president -- since then, the relationship has yielded disappointment. china is a centerpiece of what they call its pressure campaign, to force it to abandon its nuclear missile programs. the result? north korea has continued developing its weapons programs. successfully testing for t

let's check in with chief washington correspondent james rosen. trump is the latest in a long line of american presidents to be confronted with north korea's nuclear threat. >> this is true, and the choices made by american presidents across both parties and across the decades dating back to the clinton administration have left the current president donald trump with exceedingly few options for handling the north korean threat in any satisfactory way. because the military option which we are always told remains on the table would involve perhaps escalatory action by north korea involving its ballistic missile capability, also its conventional artillery capability that would be leveled at the residence of seoul, south korea, and likely cause tens of thousands of casualties. as for right now what the trump administration appears to be doing is focusing, in addition to the military maneuvers, some diplomatic maneuvers. they have requested an emergency open meeting of the u.n. security council that will likely take place in new york tomorrow afternoon

speaking of the constitution center, our podcast is with james rosen -- jeffrey rosen. he is the president and ceo. jeffrey rosen is the president and ceo of the constitution center in philadelphia and we talk about our founders and the words that really shaped america. it can be heard on our website at www.c-span.org, c-span radio app and your apple podcast. we will open our phone lines. for democrats. democrats.-8000 for (202) 748-8001 for republicans. (202) 748-8002 for independents. >> live today, author, journalist and history professor herb boyd is our guest. >> i often draw parallels between new york and the short. look at the 1863 draft riots, a nice comparison between what was happening in new york at what was happening here in detroit, all for the same reasons. we talk about the black and irish community at each other's throats in terms of jobs and housing. 1943, onedown to the in parliament in 1943. go down tonight is extended, same kind of ink. and for the same conditions. -- go down into 1968 and the same kind of thing. crook says latest is "black detroit."

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i am james rosen sitting in for bret baier, back in the chair tomorrow.ave a happy, safe heather: 7 it is the fourth of july, fox news alert, just hours ago north korea claiming its first successful launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile and donald trump just responded. heather: this is the president prepares for an internationally coming face-to-face with vladimir putin for the first time. what to expect from his second trip overseas. >> a budget stalemate brokered allowing everyone to go back to new jersey beaches and a lot more but chris christie making no apology for his controversial time on the stand. "fox and friends" first starts right now. ♪ heather: happy fourth of july, you are watching "fox and friends" first on tuesday morning. rob: happy fourth of july, thanks for starting your independence day with us. we have been asking what makes you a proud american. heather: i am a proud american because we live in a country with hard work and perseverance where anyone can pursue and accomplish their goals. rob: proud to live in a place where

ray: there were a lot of stories about james rosen's troubles and what it meant for the white house togoing after reporters that way. howie: i'm not saying it was swept under the rug, but there is a level of animosity here that is really something. the president put up another one saying people say he's not presidential, it's modern-day presidential. mollie: it's one of the more interesting tweets we have seen from the president. i think he's explaining something to people who will hear about how he has a different attitude about the presidency. it does require punching through some of the established way of doing business that we have seen. this is a good reminder that it's good to have someone in your newsroom who understands how trump speaks and how that hits the average viewer. howie: a lot of people like this message even when he uses tough street language. vai suarez, mollie hemingway. thanks for joining us. anthony scaramucci and his take on the cnn sto howie: anthony scaramucci is a top trump advisor who was described by cnn as having had a secret meting with a russian official

in washington james rosen, fox news. >> it would be interesting to see how it works out. >> i love thate. >> coming up, learning how to spin and sprach. >> >> take a look at this. safe to say this dog has appreciation for good classical music. during a concert a pub wandered on stage and stood around to watch the awd and and got an applause. it made itself comfortable, lays down you see it there it will lay down next to violinist as they continue to perform. one called it cutest moment in classical music history. >>> like that. >> i was hoping we would see it lay down. >> i know. >> new tonight kids in our area getting a chance to train on the turn tables. >> students being taught to how to spin at a retypery in bethesda. inside d.y. school♪ >> we call it mixing and basic and intermediate and died level we teach anything turn tableist related feet juggling, scratching, how to put together competitive sext having intro, body to deliver wow movements. >> i like learning new things and trying to do something different. >> it's fun because i can mix music app i add little turn touches. >> t

james rosen joins us now with the latest. >> a lawyer for imran awan, he was arrested this week is disputingse. alleging that the fbi seized smashed hard drives from one of his hard drives. computers. a green light to travel abroad from the u.s. eternities attor, week before they swooped down on awan. she was pleading not guilty to one count of bank fraud charges stemming from home loan applications seemingly unrelated to the $4 million in i.t. work that he and several members of his family performed for leading house democrats. the attacks on mr. awan and his family -- a statement issued by awan's attorney saying now we have the justice department showing up with a complaint about the disclosures on a modest real estate matter. we are confident that mr. awan will soon be able to clear his name and get on with his life. a hearing is set in federal district court here in washington. >> dana: this story has got a lot of threads. all the threads seem a little vulnerable to falling apart. jesse, you have a house staffer, of the former dnc chair. he has wiring money to pakistan. attempting to fle

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i am james rosen sitting in for bret baier. daily siege from an aggressive hostile news media has forced out sean spicer as press secretary and seen wall street patent anthony scaramucci as the new communications director. sarah huckabee sanders, spoke a short time ago with sean hannity with the "hannity" program tonight. so sean spicer. we have howard kurtz, first to chief white house correspondents on the north lawn. good evening. >> good evening. we know the president has wanted to shake up these communication teams. what happened today was more like an earthquake. a shakeup in the communications team with the long expected but the speed and tumbled that marked this transition was a surprise. anthony scaramucci named communications director, sean spicer resigning. >> he wanted to bring some new folks in to help wrap up the communications operation and after reflection, my decision was to recommend to the president that i give anthony and sarah a clean slate. to speak of the transition happened to less than hours. scaramucci

chief washington correspondent james rosen reports. >> a trillion dollar infrastructure program creating 15 million jobs, lower prescription drug costs with expanded access to the minimum wage and paid family leave and a 21st century trust buster to police big business. >> democrats are unified. >> unveiling their agenda, a better deal, congressional democrats sought to bring focus to a party sharply divided into 2016 between hillary clinton's establishment here in goldman sachs wing and bernie sanders insurgent wing. >> better jobs, better future. a better deal founded on strong values that we share, strong values fueled by fresh ideas. >> republican national committee pronounced the ideas recycled talking points. beyond dispute is that the democrats have lost a series of special elections. >> when you look back at the last ten years, we've lost roughly 900 seats in state legislatures. 60 democrats in the senate when barack obama took office. we are 48 now. we had 30 governors in '09. we are in the teens now. the list goes on. >> one new ingredient in the messaging is the jettisoning of

here is chief washington correspondent james rosen. >> they use their media to assassinate real news. they use schools to teach children their president is another hitler. >> the national rifle association posted a minute long video fronted by the spokesperson, attacking the left. then came the shooting of house majority whip steve scalise by a deranged liberal. >> i think a lot of cash one of the people that went to jail for threats, his mother said he watches too much fox tv. >> july, a six minute video that made no mention of the second amendment, former navy seal and nra commentator blasting officials for fomenting violence. >> these conditions were common, every radical islamic country i spent time in. >> in "the washington post" noted the nra's double quote dark video" atv host spent 3 minutes deriding the paper. >> they trot out a general assignment reporter to call the video dark and tell us we can't have an opinion unless it's about guns? we talk about more than guns because every freedom is collected. if one is threatened, they are all threatened. >> and iraq war veteran cla

i keep going back to james rosen's book about john mitchell who was attorney general under richard nixonnd the relationship they had. they were very close, they worked together for a long time, but there was still that necessary and natural tension with the attorney general has to have some level of independence from the president. >> harris: congress is taking action against russia for its election meddling. the house, by a huge margin approved a bill slapping moscow with new sanctions, but it curbs president trump's authority to ease those sanctions, will he sign it? and as u.s. officials say north korea could test another missile tonight, the alarming new reports that the regime could have a nuclear capable missile able of hitting the united states much sooner than thought. when should we do to respond? stay close. ♪ your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. ♪ >> sandra: house overwhelmingly approvi

into "he's going to be responsible for violence on journalists, where was the outrage when our own james rosenma administration, his communications were being tracked by the government? there was a subpoena for his email signed off by the attorney general of the united states, where was all of the nonstop outrage over that, which is a great deal more insidious if you are concerned about the first amendment. >> we know he is a little bit subversive. >> he was labeled a co-conspirator in that subpoena. >> this is what the republican base is wanted for decades, some want to take on the shenanigans of the left. to have been in his position, where he ran a company, he had a media company that put on a very successful show, under all of that -- with all the research he gets about what motivates people, what people are interested in, what people pay attention to, the president knows what he is doing when he tweets these things out. let me ask one last thing. >> it was too moderate for you at the last block. >> for all of this outrage by the media, it's a complete misunderstanding and in idiocy that t

chief washington correspondent james rosen reports president trump is hardly the first sitting president to drag partisan politics beyond the water's. >> at times, president trump's diplomacy looked a lot like other postwar presidents. other times, as is in the news conference with the polish president, addressing intelligence that russia meddled in the election, mr. trump employed his singular flashing style. >> they say he choked. i don't think he choked. i think what happened is he thought hillary clinton was going to win the election and he said let's not do anything about it. he thought the other way he would've done something about it. i remember how everybody was 100% sure that iraq had weapons of mass destruction. guess what. that led to one big mess. >> peace and appeasement are not on speaking terms. >> it was at the dawn of the cold war than a senator pleaded for americans to unite their voice. so that america speaks with maximum authority. if you are just waking up, tweeted joe scarborough, the president is on foreign soil attacking u.s. intelligence patriots, the american fr

chief washington correspondent james rosen tells us how we got here. >> korea. >> the armistice that ended the korean war brought an uneasy truce but established an implacable enemy to the united states in north korea. a stalinist dictatorship ruled by the corrupt and brutal kim dynasty. president clinton launched negotiations that climaxed in 1994's agreed framework. the north agreed to freeze its plutonium program in exchange for fuel and economic aid and the construction of two light water reactors. >> the agreement is good for the united states, our allies. >> and time u.s. intelligence would discover that pakistani nuclear scientists running a nuclear bazaar for rogue states. >> the bush-cheney administration confronted north korea. the regime admitted it. >> when the negotiators were confronted on the reality and the absurdity of giving north korea light water reactors, the argument was they believed the north korean regime would collapse before they got to nuclear weapons. >> in the six party talks that followed with russia and china participating, secretary of state condoleez

i am james rosen sitting in for bret baier, back in the chair tomorrow. have a happy, safe fourth of july. "the story" starts now. >> breaking tonight, president trump about to board air force one to head back to the white house. we can get away at his golf club in new jersey, his return to washington comes with a big agenda. ongoing health care talks to preparing for his second foreign trip as commander in chief. in his first face-to-face meeting with russian president, vladimir putin. the tweets. that is "the story." i am sandra smith in for martha maccallum. stepping up criticism of the mainstream media, like this to me today... the fake news media will be forced to discuss our great job numbers. a strong economy, success with isis. so much else. it's something else that has critics inciting violence against the media. live at the white house with more. >> despite the frenzy over all of those tweets, the president has spent a good part of this weekend on that agenda you mentioned, such as health care. i was heard that he spoke to one senator wavering a

here is chief white house correspondent james rosen very >> attorney general jeff sessions announcedew rules relaxing restrictions placed by his predecessor on the ability of authorities to seize the assets and poverty of suspects and share them with federal authorities. >> takeback ill-gotten gains and prevent new crimes from being committed and weakens the criminals and their cartels. >> one attendee invoked the equipment worn by a police officer credited to saving lives. >> a kevlar helmet obtained through forfeiture. >> it's a controversial practice because of cases in which homes, property, bank deposits have been seized. >> it's hard for me to believe a governmental entity which can expand its own riches by the acquisition of assets would place meaningful obstacles in the path of that acquisition. >> sessions emphasized other rules aimed at curbing unlawful seizures, including more stringent requirements for advanced notice and follow-up reporting plus an obligation to secure the approval of federal prosecutors when certain conditions are met. >> law-abiding people whose proper

chief washington correspondent james rosen tells us how we got here. >> in korea, hope spread with the armistice. >> the armistice that ended the korean war brought an uneasy truce to the peninsula but established an implacable eminent doll my enemy to the united states and north korea, stalin dictatorship ruled by the corrupt and brutal kim dynasty. president clinton launch negotiations that climaxed in 1994's agreed framework, under which the north agreed to freeze its plutonium program in exchange for fuel and economic aid and the construction of two light water reactors. >> this agreement is good for united states. good for our allies. >> in time, however, u.s. intelligence with the discover the pakistaniak nuclear scientit was running a nuclear bazaar for rogue states. >> the bush-cheney administration confronted north korea about its nuclear work in the regime admitted it. the under secretary was john bolton. >> when the negotiators of the agreed framework were confronted on this reality, and the absurdity of giving north korea light water reactors, their argument was, they had b

they are, balanced, and unafraid, "special report" with james rosen, "the story" with guest host danat 5 seconds. ♪ >> dana: breaking tonight, they trump administration issuing a warning to the global community, stand with the united states against nuclear armed north korea or america will hold you accountable. that is "the story." i'm dana perino in for martha maccallum. that stark message delivered to the world super powers as the president touches down in poland ahead of the g20 summit where he will face north korea's enablers. it was a little more than 24 hours ago while american celebrated independence day that north korea test launched its newest weapon. a missile capable of reaching alaska while carrying a nuclear warhead. the pentagon noting, this is like nothing i have ever

i am james rosen sitting in for bret baier.orate its 241st birthday, president trump continues lighting up the mainstream news media on the 21st century battlefield we call social media. the president's twitter finger was active all weekend and this morning, including his posting of a video in which he appears to wrestle to the ground a man with a cnn logo superimposed over his face. kevin corke is at

chief washington correspondent james rosen tells us how we got here. >> the armistice that ended theorean war brought an uneasy truce but established an implacable enemy to the united states in north korea. a stalinist dictatorship ruled by the corrupt and brutal kim dynasty.it president clinton launched negotiations that climaxed in 1994's agreed framework.ra the north agreed to freeze its plutonium program in exchange for fuel and economic aid and the construction of two light water reactors. >> the agreement is good for the united states, our allies. >> and time u.s. intelligence would discover that a pakistani nuclear scientist was running a nuclear bazaar for rogue states. >> the bush-cheney administration confronted north korea.h- the regime admitted it. the undersecretary of arms control was john bolton. >> when the negotiators were confronted on the reality and the absurdity of giving north korea light water reactors, the argument was they believed the north korean regime would collapse before they got t to nuclear weapons. >> in the six party talks that followed with russia

chief washington correspondent james rosen has more on this intriguing story for motion. high, james. >> a lawyer for imran awan, at the former i.t. aid to tap house democrats was arrested this week before boarding a flight to qatar is disputing stories that the fbi seized smashed hard drives from one of his rental properties. an attorney also told him that his client, seen here with former president clinton, had the green light to travel abroad from the u.s. attorney's office weeks before fbi officers, u.s. capitol police, and customs and border agents swooped down on him at dulles airport on sunday night but he was arraigned on an pleaded not guilty to one count of bank fraud stemming from home loan application's seemingly unrelated to the $4 million in i.t. work that he and several members of his family performed for leading house democrats. the attacks on imran awan and his family started as -- a statement issued by his attorneys, for months we have had outlandish and slanderous statements targeting mr. awan, now we have the justice department, the lawyers went on to s

chief washington correspondent james rosen tells us how we got here. >> in korea, hope spread with thermistice. >> the armistice that ended the korean war brought an uneasy truce to the peninsula but established an implacable eminent doll my enemy to the united states and north korea, stalin dictatorship ruled by the corrupt and brutal kim dynasty. president clinton launch negotiations that climaxed in 1994's agreed framework, under which the north agreed to freeze its plutonium program in exchange for fuel and economic aid and the construction of two light water reactors. >> this agreement is good for united states. good for our allies. >> in time, however, u.s. intelligence with the discover the pakistaniak nuclear scientit was running a nuclear bazaar for rogue states. >> the bush-cheney administration confronted north korea about its nuclear work in the regime admitted it. the under secretary was john bolton. >> when the negotiators of the agreed framework were confronted on this reality, and the absurdity of giving north korea light water reactors, their argument was, they had bel

chief washington correspondent james rosen is following the latest development in this case and joins >> just minutes ago, democratic congressman denning and waterson schultz fired a pakistani born act to map i.t. technician that has worked with several members to conflict to -- he was arraigned on one count of bank fraud charges in u.s. history court here in washington to date following his arrest last night at dulles international airport prior to boarding at overseas flight. he pleaded not guilty and was released under strict monitorin monitoring. he started working for wasserman schultz in 2005. she of course was forced to resigned as chair of the democratic national committee one year ago after wikileaks began posting her hacked emails online. in all the daily call into reports that awan, his brothers, their wives and others collected, at least $4 million for i.t. services performed for democratic lawmakers. in addition to wasserman schultz included diane to get of colorado, jackie spear of california who sits on the intelligence committee, and ranking democrat on the house ethic

they are, balanced, and unafraid, "special report" with james rosen, "the story" with guest host dana perino starts in about 5 seconds. ♪ >> dana: breaking tonight, they trump administration issuing a warning to the global community, stand with the united states against nuclear armed north korea or america will hold you accountable. that is "the story." i'm dana perino in for martha maccallum. that stark message delivered to the world super powers as the president touches down in poland ahead of the g20 summit where he will face north korea's enablers. it was a little more than 24 hours ago while american celebrated independence day that north korea test launched its newest weapon. a missile capable of reaching alaska while carrying a nuclear warhead. the pentagon noting, this is like nothing i have ever seen. earlier today, u.s. investors united nations, nikki haley, just an emergency meeting of th the -- speak up make no mistake, north korea's launch of an icbm is a clear and sharpy escalation. the united states is prepared to use the full range of our capabilities to defend ourselv

i am james rosen sitting in for bret baier.has forced out sean spicer as press secretary and seen wall street patent anthony scaramucci as the new communications director. sarah huckabee sanders, spoke a short time ago with sean hannity with the "hannity" program tonight. so sean spicer. we have howard kurtz, first to chief white house correspondents on the north lawn. good evening. >> good evening. we

i am james rosen sitting in for bret baier. daily siege from an aggressive hostile news media has forced out sean spicer as press secretary and seen wall street patent anthony scaramucci as the new communications director. sarah huckabee sanders, spoke a short time ago with sean hannity with the "hannity" program tonight. so sean spicer. we have howard kurtz, first to chief white house correspondents on the north lawn. good evening. >> good evening. we

washington correspondent, james rosen. they are all standing by.

james rosen, both of them and also associated press, you know, getting phone records. and then we have obama saying you know what? i'm just going to spread intelligence to mark's point to these 17, you know, intelligence agencies. when the -- he was criticized for not doing enough to stop the russia medaling. what's important here is again and again, charlie, you've covered it. how is trump battling the swamp? and john kelly help him battle the swamp. >> here's what i would say. i don't agree with obama going after our colleagues or any journalist for that -- the stuff that he did. but remember what that fell under. that did not fall under the rubric of incidental dinners and who in the white house press office might get the axe tomorrow. that fell under the rubric of national security. so i would say if you're going to go after anybody, that's the sort of stuff you go at. the problem with the trump white house is that it's -- these are insignificant -- it's -- they're fighting battles over nothing at times. and it takes away, i believe, from their central focus, which

brian: james rosen, he's wearing a baggie blazer somewhere in america.h.d. ainsley: oh, if you're smart, you can't look cute. brian: exactly. you have to make a choice. all right. coming up straight ahead, new electronics or rules on inbound u.s. flights. this after dhs john kelly said he saw firsthand how a bomb hidden inside a laptop can bring down a plane. steve: plus, we're having breakfast with friends in kentucky on this thursday. good morning, todd. >> good morning, guys. i've got fried green tomatoes, ainsley says i need to try sweet tea. but let me tell you something. no tea can be as sweet as my little buddy mia grace here. more fox and friends live from kentucky right after this as moms, we send our kids out into the world, full of hope. and we don't want something like meningitis b getting in their way. meningococcal group b disease, or meningitis b, is real. bexsero is a vaccine to help prevent meningitis b in 10 to 25 year olds. even if meningitis b is uncommon, that's not a chance we're willing to take. meningitis b is different from the m

james rosen yesterday as well as the daily caller a bunch of smashed.brian: hard drive of all this sensitive information. which he, of course, denies in a two-page letter. so where do you think -- why do you think there is a curiosity there? >> because she is a democrat. if this was a republican this book front page news on the "new york times" or "the washington post. cnn would have 24-hour coverage like they did the malaysian plane disaster. this would be on every single day 24-hours. it's a democrat. so they are a protected class in the united states by the media. until there is an actual conviction and even then you will probably see it on page 27 on the "new york times." don't plan on hearing it any other place than fox news. ainsley: have you been wondering why justin trudeau is not our president? rolling stone has been wondering that. this is the cover of rolling stone magazine. that's the question "why can't he be our president?" what do you think, dan? >> i'm hoping and praying that lot of liberals take their advice and ask this question why is

rosen/held hostage): "i'm not a gun person. i've never been around guns. and to sit there as someone points a gun.">( james ) that is irene rosen. she was sitting outside her florida home with her 99-year-old husband, louis, when they were apporached by a man saying he was staying at a home nearby and asked for salt to cook with. irene says that's when the man pulled out a gun and a knife and demanded 50- thousand dollars. police say it was this man leonard benitez who took the couple hostage. the couple didn't want to elaborate on all of what happened but say they were held hostage for hours irene-- who is much more mobile than her husband was eventually able to run out of the house to get help.<> <(irene rosen/held hostage): "that was the only time. i was frantic. i was all the way down the block and i was worried about him."( james ) a swat team finally was able to take benitez into custody. at some point, louis was pistol-whipped in the head. the 99-year-old was left with staples in his head, but alive. (tiffany) law enforcement may soon have a new tool to use in their fight against the national opiod

rod rosen steen was in charge. when james comey was fired by the president as fbi director, it came out that he had had this conversation or says he had this conversation with the president about whether to stop the investigation into mike flynn, that's when rod rosenstein as the acting attorney general decided he had to appoint a special counsel, that would be robert mueller. from the session's recusal in the president's view comes the investigation that he now faces from a special counsel who is now looking at all sorts of things the president doesn't want him to look at. >> eli stoeckles, what we haven't done yet is talk about the story in chief, very serious if true, secondarily confirms the russia obsession early on in the campaign. and the third area here is if this is, indeed, a hit. >> well, right. the irony if it is or even if it isn't is that what trump was mad about was that he recused himself in the first place. this story, even if it weakens session's position or stature atop the justice department, this story ba