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rich lowry, jessica tarlov and joe devito. jessica, what do you make of the cnn resignations?id they jump the gun on their part trying to tag another member of the trump administration with russian collusion? >> they obviously went too far. the fact three well established and well respected journalists. all the coverage i have seen is positive about these pea people and their decade of positive contribution. was it a mistake what they did? anthony handled it brilliantly. but what i find fascinating about the tweets. it's a break for trump that he gets to talk about fake news instead of healthcare. he says "washington post" fake news, but two days ago he was happy that the obama administration choked on the information we had about russia in august. do you need to pick what your fake news outlets are and stick to them. kennedy: rich, should we give up the pretense of journalistic objectivity? >> i endorse that. "the guardian" does good journalism. the "new york times" does a lot of good journalism. it's unreitingly hostile to donald trump. there is no sense in trying to pretend

we thought you didn't have enough to do today. >> sandra: i want to point out that jessica tarlov is here for the first time. we had to sit you two next to each other. there's a lot going on, let's get right to it. and may be a long road to recovery for congressman scalis scalise. the house majority whip is in critical condition and will require more surgery. dr. say the bullet traveled across a sprawl that is, fracturing bones, injuring internal organs and causing severe bleeding. we are joined live from the hospital really congressman is being treated. what is the latest there? >> the latest is that vice president pence and his wife karen visited scalise here at medstar hospital early this morning and shortly after their visit, the vice president weeded out a photograph in these words. karen and i just left medstar. keep steve's scalise and your prayers. there is no new word in his condition since the statement from the hospital came out. more questions are raised. the pelvis protects so many vital organs from the bladder to the intestines, so it raises so many questions about the

jessica tarlov, joined by the host of the anthony cumia show. and matt welch. welcome back. much to tackle. you said jeff sessions was the surprised loser from the comey testimony. >> comey brought him up a couple times. he gave the impression jeff sessions was uncomfortable with when donald trump cleared the room out to have a private one-on-one conversation. and he talked about an extra meeting sessions had had. so the notion and it's unclear the way comey testified whether sessions himself was involved in the chain of command issues that led to comey's firing which would be unusual. if the firing was because of russia and sessions was involved with it. sessions who recused himself from the russian investigation, it seems weird. kennedy: maybe sessions snaps tomorrow. he offered the president his resignation before his first foreign trip. but jefferson sessions is still here. >> i don't think we'll see any snaps. we love show biz and movies and television. this isn't a perry mason-type scenario. it's just -- >> you are going to tell us you can't handle the truth. >> thieve

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gina loudon and jessica tarlov. what does it mean, jeannea, the fallout here? >> interesting.s going to be a massive victory for labour but certainly not going to be a victory for may, because she had to be much stronger than this. and i think the real concern when everybody breaks about dawn and the markets are reacting the way they are is concern for the terror threat. liz: what do you think, jes? >> i think this was her worst nightmare it. factored into knowing an election coming up to tough talk this last weekend. obviously what happened in manchester was harrowing for the nation and this last weekend in london. you needed to hear tough on terror, talking about radical jihadi terrorism and the need to clamp down on that. if she is going to co govern with jeremy corbyn, that is tough for her, they have different stances on refugees and how to address the terror threat. it's going to be chaotic to say the least. liz: if they split governing, jeremy corbyn does not have a great record on terror. >> he has not a great record on anything. liz: right, he voted down tighter terro

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. >> thank you so much to our fox news specialist today, both erin mcpike and jessica tarlov. thank you for watching. make sure you follow us on social media on both twitter and facebook, remember, 5:00 will never be the same. "special report" up next. >> more palace intrigue over the special counsel investigation, and president trump undoes one of president obama's initiatives on cuba. this is "special report" ." good evening. i'm chris wallace and for bret baier. there are tweets and clarifications, reports and denials tonight in the investigation into president trump's alleged links with russia and possible obstruction of justice. all of this while mr. trump announced a major policy change, reversing the course sent by his predecessor. cheap white house correspondent john roberts starts us off the night. >> the president return home to the white house a short time ago after a brief trip to miami, a friendly audience, to make good on a campaign pledge to get a better deal from cuba. >> effective immediately, i am canceling the last administration's complete plea a one-sided

here now, marc thiessen and american enterprises scholar, and jessica tarlov, democratic pollster. are fox news contributors. welcome to both of you. >> good to have you. >> martha: let me start with you, jessica. the suggestion, and it's very subtle and the way that she brings this up. as ed points out, she sends us, why not jay carney? he was out front and suggested at least one element of this is that she is black and that she's a woman. >> the reason it's not on jay carney right now is that jay carney is not giving interviews. we haven't seen jay carney in a long time. that is going to draw attention to you, of course. we know that the benghazi story line is a favorite. jay carney did stand up to the podium and played a role in that. there are those who would still want to talk about benghazi and any time in american life is lost it, it's a worthwhile discussion. i think that she is being focused on is because she's in public about it and because of the unmasking issue. we know that there are people on both sides of the aisle who said that the request to unmask individuals, not

jessica tarlov is senior director for buckle.com. mercedes sclapp is a former spokes person for george w. bush. mercedes, repeal, replace. this is signature now for president trump. he said he'd get this done. >> well, welcome to the senate, which is a very slow moving vehicle to pass legislation. you're dealing with a lot of very opinionated senators who want to make sure they have their voices heard. actually what you're hearing in the senate is the fact that, are they gonna move towards what they call a targeted market stablization bill? something that would focus on regulatory relief for the insurers? or are they moving toward the comprehensive health care reform bill which is the goal of majority leader mitch mcconnell and the republicans in the senate. this is what they're doing right now. right now, harris, they are drafting up the paperwork around the comprehensive bill, circulating it to the senators to get their feed back. so it sounds to me like it will be a much longer process than what we had anticipated in the past. >>

josh holmes, former chief of staff for senator mitch mcconnell and president of cavalry and jessica tarlovt heat she has taken over benghazi and says jake carney was out there also, white male. is it a fair assessment? >> the unmasking situation that's going on currently we know people on both sides of the aisle said she didn't do anything wrong. i don't think it's sexism or racism. i think it's partisanship. it happens on both sides of the aisle. we can't stop going at each other. there were issues surrounding the story about benghazi. we know those orders came from high command there. not susan rice's idea. i understand the point she is trying to make. i would talk more about the partisanship and what's going on in terms of that than the argument about racism and sexism. >> shannon: she says in the article. i spent a lot of time thinking about this. what do you think? i do not leap to the simple explanation it is only about race and gender. i'm trying to keep my theories to myself. not because i don't have any of the she talks about three accomplishments the paris climate agreement, cuba