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and we get analysis, gregg jarrett andd monica crowley.n later tonight, jesse and jessica are back. who's worldld is it going to be? "hannity" continues. ♪ all the tools you need for every step of the way. make it, squarespace ♪ >> sean: in other news tonight, there are reports that trump's legal team has been preparing to hand over written answers to mueller's team. joining us now live from washington on this and much more, fox news chief intelligence correspondent, our own catherine herridge. that sounds like we might be getting to the end. catherine? >> good evening. two sources familiar with the discussions told fox tonight that the written answers are being finalized and could be submitted to the special counseh robert mueller and his team as early as the end of the week. contacted by fox, they had no comment. they reported the president's legal team was preparing written response about alleged coordinationon with russia durig the 2016 campaign and not obstruction of justice over the president's may 2017 firing of fbi director james c

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lou: gregg jarrett, a great help. >> thank you. lou: thank you, sir. up next. new development in trade dispute between united states and china. as president's firm position is paying dividends. we take it up with a panel of chinese experts here next. stay with us. we're coming right back with them. you're headed down the highway when the guy in front slams on his brakes out of nowhere. you do, too, but not in time. hey, no big deal. you've got a good record and liberty mutual won't hold a grudge by raising your rates over one mistake. you hear that, karen? liberty mutual doesn't hold grudges... how mature of them. for drivers with accident forgiveness liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ back pain can't win. now introducing aleve back and muscle pain. only aleve targets tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve back & muscle. all day strong. all day long. if his denture can cope with... a steak. luckily for him, he uses super poligrip. it helps give

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lou: thank you so much gregg jarrett. >> my pleasure. lou: hop pope francis warned yesterday.must have assumed they knew little about. pontiff urging act dem to do all they can to assist in irk minceg crisis of climate change and nuclear menace. getting more media attention what pope ordered to be ignore, telling u.s. catholic bishop to ignore church sexual abuse crisis. holy seed does not want bishop to address the issue until next year. vote in tonight's poll, do you believe every american should support border security to protect citizens from criminal illegal immigrants, terrorists, cartels and deadly drugs and violent? cast your vote on twitter. >> follow me on twitter, @loudobbs. >> and up next, president trump ripping, ripping french president macron. tweeting, the problem is emanuel suffered from a low approval rating in france, 26%, and unemployment rate of almost 10%, he was just trying to get on to another subject, there is no country more nationalist than france. very proud people. and rightfull rightfully so. we'll take up that and more after the break. washington

that call from valerie jarrett not to take anything for granted. i think everyone at the table, reporter, political campaign manager, activist that you are, we've all seen what happens and what happened in 2016. i don't think anybody is taking these polls for granted. >> no, that's exactly right. i mean, i think most of the polls are always wrong. you can't assume any of it. we can assume there's real turnout. it's a good night for the democrats. what you're seeing, the early vote numbers have been historic. the bigger question, though, is who are these early vote people? are they people who don't usually volt in midterm elections? when you look into the numbers in texas, arizona, florida, you're seeing historic numbers of people who don't usually vote nonpresidential elections. i think that's why bill's right. you could have a much better than night for the democrats. >> the early vote, the interesting thing is, it does break on gender gap. women are more likely to be early voters in florida, texas, georgia. i think that enthusiasm, women are more

and this is where gregg jarrett shows his stuff.ens of the united states and of the state wherein they reside. that phrase. educate us on subject to the jurisdiction thereof. >> it is not superfluous. if the framers intended that all people born in the u.s. was citizens they wouldn't have added a qualifying phrase. what does it mean? go back and reread the legislative history. the authors of the 14th amendment excluded children born in the u.s. of foreign citizens. >> lou: right. >> and then the u.s. supreme court -- >> lou: like diplomats for example. >> yes. then the supreme court weighed in elk versus wilkinson. they said the 14th amendment excludes children born in the u.s. of foreign citizens. that was the law of the land for almost 100 years until the 1960s when the executive branch liberalized the meaning of it incorrectly. >> lou: and did so in concert with what -- it wasn't a coincidence, was it, that that was the explosion of the great society wealth? >> exactly. >> lou: which entitled illegal immigrants if they claimed bi

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let's bring in cnn's laura jarrett over at the justice department. laura, let me just read the first couple sentences of this "new york times" article, which is explosive. the headline, trump wanted to order justice department to prosecute comey and clinton. president trump told the white house counsel in the spring of this year that he wanted to order the justice department to prosecute two of his political adversaries, his 2016 challenger, hillary clinton and the former fbi director, james comey, according to two people familiar with the conversation. the article continues. the lawyer, that would be the white house lawyer, don mcgahn, rebuffed the president, saying he had no authority to order a prosecution. mr. mcgahn said while he could request an investigation, that too could prompt accusations of abuse of power. to underscore his point, mr. mcgahn had white house lawyers write a memo for mr. trump warning that if he asked law enforcement to investigate his rivals, he could face a range of consequences, including possible impeachment. laura, thi

laura jarrett, our justice department departmereporter is more information. >> reporter: i'm now told by a senior administration official that the president did not even call the torattorney general to fire him or ask for his resignation himself. instead the chief of staff john kelly did it. that's the person that sessions had his hand delivered resignation letter delivered to a short time ago. it gives you sort of a picture that even at the end of the day the president did not even call this attorney general to deliver this news after all of the tweets, after all of the berating, he did not even do him that courtesy. we're also told that matthew whitaker, session's chief of staff is expected to take over the mueller probe but, again, this is all very fast moving. as everyone has mentioned already, whitaker has a checkered past when it comes to the mueller investigation. he has not been quiet about times where he thinks that mueller has overstepped, particularly in relation to the president's finances. and i'm also told there's no word yet on whether mueller actually got a heads up on

laura jarrett, cnn, washington. >> and our thanks to laura jarrett for that piece. this just in. current democratic minority leader incoming likely house speaker nancy pelosi just tweeted, quote, it is impossible to read attorney general sessions firing as anything other than a blatant attempt to undermine and end special counsel mueller's investigation. pelosi weighing in on the appointment of the acting attorney general, adding quote, given his record of threats to undermine and weaken the russia investigation, matthew whitacre should recuse himself from any involvement in mueller's investigation. congress must take immediate action to protect the rule of law and integrity of the investigation. unquote. and our panel is here with us to discuss this. and david urban, let me start with you. as somebody who is closely allied with the white house. are you surprised by this? do you think it's wise? >> sure. slow news at a day. yeah, completely surprising. just for that fact, right? the president had a news conference today, where he's out there touting, look, we did great things. we

our justice reporter, laura jarrett, is joining us right now. are these senators arguing in their lawsuit? >> well, wolf, today's lawsuit is just the latest in this escalating legal battle over the validity of whitaker's appointment. the basic argument is this. the constitution requires anyone who serves as a principle officer, meaning you report directly to the president, you can be fired by him, to be confirmed by the senate, just like the attorney general would be confirmed the senate the acting attorney general needs to be confirmed by the senate according to these senators and that clearly has not happened in whitaker's case. of course, on the other end of the spectrum the justice department argues his appointment is completely consistent with the constitution because he's only serving as acting attorney general on a temporary basis and the federal vacancies act, a completely different statute, says if you have been here 90 days as a senior official you can serve for 210 days, wolf. >> as you know, the justice department is not releasing wh

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gregg jarrett, good to have you all with us.n, these look simple and straightforward does it meet the test of due process that judge kelly asserted. >> at step one. first you have to have the rules announced in advance and then you have to have a warning to be heard in response. i think it remains to be seen whether acosta is going to carry out his part which is either behaving or justifying his action. if he chose the line that everybody will be better off. if he doesn't then yes, the white house has the right to look at proceedings in response. >> there has always been rules of decency and decorum that white house correspondents have practiced when i was there temporarily. i knew the rules and i abided by the rules. and then comes jim acosta. they feel like they have the right to be rude, abrasive and commandeer the news conference and argue with the president. >> you have to believe they are little upset, the white house press corps that he has messed it up. >> if i were press secretary the next time acosta pulls that i would

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laura jarrett has been covering this for us.oked through all these financial disclosure forms. what do you know about where this money came from? >> reporter: well, brooke, still more questions than answers, even at this hour as we follow the money trail. here's what we do know. according to the financial disclosure forms which we saw for the first time yesterday, you can see a line item for the fact that he received roughly a million dollars. it's related to his work for the foundation for accountability and civic trust, otherwise known as fact. it's called a dark money group because we literally do not know where all the contributions are coming from. our investigative team has tracked down some of them related to the koch brothers, we can tell that according to irs filings. but other than that, we do not know where this money is all coming from. we know it advocated for investigating hillary clinton and it was very aggressive gets democrats. so obviously highly engaged in politics. the other issue here is related to campaign

let's go straight to our reporter at the justice department, laura jarrett. laura, my goodness, what a difference a week has made from when you were breaking the story. then to now, the maryland attorney general is going after matt whitaker. on what grounds? >> brooke, it's kind of interesting. a legal maneuver here where they're using an existing lawsuit that had been filed against the trump administration naming jeff segs ssions as a defendant that had to do with t the affordable care act. they're asking for a formal court order to that effect. and it's interesting, there's a hot legal debate going on right now between constitutional scholars about whether whitaker's appointment was constitutional in the first place. we've heard from george conway, kellyanne's husband weighing in on that. our legal expert thinks it is constitutional. the office of legal counsel, the chief legal officer, the law firm for the administration is planning to issue an opinion hopefully later today which will lay all of this out, defending the decision under the federal vacancies

laura jarrett, our justice department reporter, is watching all of this unfold. laura, this is a moment that jeff sessions probably anticipated, but not necessarily today. >> reporter: it's a pretty incredible scene out here in the justice department courtyard, wolf. i would say -- >> by the way, laura, i'm going to interrupt for a second. that was whitaker saying goodbye. whitaker and his chief of staff now going to be the acting attorney general. you see the round of applause that jeff sessions is getting from officials over there at the department of justice. last time he's there getting into his vehicle, saying goodbye. and then moving on. a brief little fair werewell fo attorney general of the united states. laura, go ahead. tell us what else you know. >> reporter: he is joined here, we can also see the solicitor general, francisco, former chief of staff, joey hunt and rod rosenstein, deputy attorney general. and it's really quite a stage here, wolf. officials -- i would say there are at least 100 people here. and when attorney generals depart, it is difficu

reaction -- fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett, fox news contributor sara carter.ard lindsey graham, very clear that starting in the beginning, hillary clinton, exoneration before an investigation. then of course the fisa abuse and fisa court fraud that was committed, the bulk of information being the unverified dossier that not even christopher steele would stand by, and of course trying to influence the 2016 election with bought and paid for rationalize and using the -- a lot they are. >> a lot there, sean. he takes the chairmanship, i can guarantee you he's going to move forward with this. the american people need this. they want this to wrap up. they want to know the truth. this is why not only does there need to be an investigation by the senate judiciary committee, but we also need those documents declassified and only the president can do this. the only way to get to the truth is to get transparency, to get those documents declassified. that's the foreign intelligence act warrant on carter page. we also need the gang of eight. >> the gang of eight, three oh

with me, someone who is dedicated to serving, she is board chairwoman of the nonpartisan, valerie jarrett, welcome. >> thank you, brooke. i've got to get your reaction to that video that the president tweeted out to this whole effort by trump. >> look, it's just a sad page from an old play book called political fear mongering 101. we've seen it used time and time and time again. it's designed to scare people and to motivate them to not focus on the issues that are really important to be distract them from issues that as i travel around the country i hear about from every day americans, issues like health care. today is the first day to enroll in the exchanges. i hear so many people are worried about losing their health care. or the fact that we send our children to school and they have to go through active shooter drills. that never happened when i was growing up or you were growing up. so there are some real issues that americans should be focusing on and these are just distractions intended to scare and intimidate. >> this is a clip of president trump speaking the truth about speaking t

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he is jarrett hurd, pride and joy of a small city. >> and not a lot of people -- not a lot of people come from and for me to be one of the first and only guys from accokeek to become a world champion, let alone unified world champion, it speaks volumes. >> reporter:he man known as swift is coming off the two mpggest wins of h career. unified world cn in the 154 pounds, but not so long ago, he had a different type of job in hisocal community. >> safeway down in ft. washorgton. i wasng there as the deli clerk. and i was making sandwiches, flying chicken tenders. working there gave me a mindset to want more. >> reporter: he still lives at home, and he says the real pressure to think a future came from his mother. >> she was like if you want to do it, i'll givyou three years. if you show me some type of progress in three years, then we can talk. >> and i said so i'm giving you to 25 to choose a profession and make a success of it or you got go. ee reporter: now with thr or four titles around his waist, this champion is working hard to inspire kids with a similar story. >> i wasn't this g

. >> joining me now, valerie jarrett, former senior adviser to president obama, of course, a long timeriend of the obamas, you knew them back when, i think you introduced them? >> i did not introduce them, i met them when they were already engaged many i was mesmerized by her 27 years ago. >> let's talk about the transition. >> her reluctant introduction to political life. let's listen to what she talks about when she first arrived at princeton. >> i imagine the administrators didn't love the fact that students of color largely stuck together. the hope is that all of us would mingle, deepening the quality of student life across the board. >> it's a worthy goal, but even today, with white students continue to outnumber students of color on college campuses, the burden of asimillation is put largely on the shoulders of minority students. in my experience, it's a lot to ask. >> she's talking about the evolution of her transformation and what she went through as a young woman coming out of the south side of chicago, raised in a family that didn't have great means. >> right, very working cl