evan, stand by, i think we're bringing judy miller back in as we await this press conference, hearing that it could be delayed even longer. judy, anything you make in terms of this deliverable of $110 billion arms contract? is it a red herring, simply a gift from the saudis to president trump or do we read more into it? >> no, i think this is definitely a signal saudi arabia wants to continue to do business, and arms business with the united states. you know, saudi arabia is already the fourth largest military spender in the world. more than the u.k. so, the fact that they're buying these weapons from us is a signal to us that, yes, they wants a long-term partnership at a time when they are also trying to begin to develop their own arms industry. so, it's a very important signal, as is this press conference about oil. that's the second thing to watch for. >> and obviously the saudi military suddenly now using the military a lot more in its fight against the iranian-backed rebels in yemen. >> i want it bring in john roberts in the room here as we're awaiting the press conference with s

let's bring in judy miller, pulitzer prize winning author and we have her join us at these times. and the great thing having you with us, we can benefit from your experience that goes back in this region so far. you've covered saudi arabia all the way back in the '70s and '80s and i'm interested from your thought about what's changed here? what should we be looking for? what has struck you as the most notable now that the president's been on the ground there for about nine hours? >> i think what's really changed is saudi arabia itself. i mean, when i went there in the beginning and you know, in the '70s, it was -- there was one capital, riyadh, with almost nothing around it and now you have a country of 30 million people, 20 million of whom are saudis, 10 million of whom are foreigners, but you still have this heavy dependence on oil. so, what you have now and what i'm seeing now for the first time ever is a younger generation beginning to rise up and say, we want to be a more normal country. we don't want to be dependent totally on oil, and the deputy crowned prince, mohammed bin

going to bring in judy miller here. john was talking about the fact the president is going to the holocaust director, it's moving, it's emotional, i remember speaking to survivor there. that story alone brought me to tears. the president will obviously be very emotionally moved by that, i can't believe that he would not be. >> i'm sure he will be. i'm sure they will take note of that very moving place. israel has a very complicated, complex relationship with the holocaust, on one hand, israel -- had israel existed, the strong belief in that country, 6 million jews would not have died in europe. it gives the israelis a reason to go on fighting for that territory. it is both a symbol and political reality for them toda today. >> another political reality, what's interesting, a lot of people don't talk about it, you have five churches actually running that place. this is the place where christ died and resurrected according to scripture. the churches don't get along. the government says they will not get involved in their

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. >> arthel: steve rogers and judy miller, stand by us if you will. we have another guess right now. >> kelly: from manchester, england, and other tragic and sobering reminder of terrorism is heartless and indifference for life. joining a stump iphone, steve emerson, executive director of the investigative project on terrorism. steve, thank you for joining us by phone. i want to get right to the heart of this. this attack was on a soft target this time on children. your reaction to that. >> it shouldn't be a surprise. there have been warnings about targeting stadium and concerts ever since 9/11. if you look at the alert issued by fbi and dhs since 9/11, you see that the greatest number of alerts to -- about terrorist attacks involves stadiums or concerts venues where the large concentrations of people. there has been a lot of effort put into security and in the stadiums to ensure that no one gets in. but the point radius by steve rogers now was a good one. people who don't go into the stadium can still detonated outside. that's in fact what happened i

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. >> a little more reaction from fox news contributor judy miller pulitzer winning, judy miller. what we have been talking with bret baier is the same point that john roberts makes, does good words follow with good actions by the saudis, emirates of cutting off money to the clerics of really taking real conservative effort to clean their own house, some of the other kingdoms of radical terrorisms and the people funding thi? >> well, leland, as you know, that is is the hard part. that's the challenge because the government have largely stopped the funding, per se, but wealthy individuals who are still providing a lot of financial support for individuals whom they say has changed and whom we regard as terrorists. the other problem is that the saudi royal family is far and away more liberal than the establishment within whom the monarchy shares power and the establishment tends to go spreading its message through the mosques and networks of culture institutions with its support, so you have to -- we have to agree that the proof is going to be in action rather than words and i was ve

david: we have another addition to the panel, judith miller wreaking in on this. judy, there is a problem i have. watergate was a great story, it was very different because it started with a crime. so part on the crimes we have seen here are bleeks coming with regard -- are leaks coming with regard to classified information. when you have a one-source story, last week rod rosenstein it was alleged according to one source in the justice department, that he was going to resign because he was so upset at comey firing. it turns out he wasn't going to resign. that's what he said when he was finally caught up with as a reporter. "the washington post" has huge headlines based on one source that turns out to be wrong. and it moves the media narrative in the wrong direction. there is something wrong with that. >> i understand where you are coming from and your objection is understandable. but look at what adam schiff just said to our audience. look at what other republican senators are saying about the potential seriousness of this leak. let's look at the legislatorring getting

meanwhile duty miller is still here with us. judye points of contention, those points that have been deal breakers, nonstarter's to this point. judy, do you have any hope that the fact that there is a possibility of getting the two leaders back to the table at this point? do you feel it all hopeful that may be finally there will be some point that could be agreed upon? >> i think i have been watching this process for so long that i have two admit that i am not very hopeful. i think one thing that prime minister netanyahu is worried about is what he considered mr. trump's false hopes in the resurrection of this peace process. you have a palestinian entity split and the palestine authority on the west bank. the two of them do not like each other. maybe netanyahu is worried about pressure on his administration by the trump administration to resume a process they feel is a dead-end. the palestinians are not in a position to offer anything definitive. >> arthel: we look at the live pictures there, the presidential palace in palestine, you

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. >> fox news contributor judy miller, great to have you on the show. your impression of this trip and the historical significance of what is unfolding on your screen. >> this is saudi arabia's welcome to the man they have been waiting to see for more than eight years. an american leader who understands the importance of joining their traditional allies despite our differences to fight isis and to resume america's contact with the most important symbolic religious country in the middle east. this is the saudi's way of saying the last eight years our history, let's move on to the future we have been waiting for for a long time. the saudi arabia i covered in 1979 no longer the same country, it is fighting in yemen, fighting isis, when today partner and all it felt it got from the obama administration was second guessing and an effort to cozy up to iran which is saudi arabia's traditional so. you can see in the welcome it has given our president that whatever his problems at home this is not a problem for saudi arabia. they want to make sure the arab world

judge jeanine: judy miller, thanks so much. coming up, an all-star political panel still on deck. what happened under trump? still doing it. nothing on the wall. why don't you keep your promises and at least you will have people loyal to you because they care about the country. judge jeanine: is ann coulter really losing hope in donald trump? >> i want him to have the courage to do what's right and not worry so much about the other side to tweet a little bit less. judge jeanine: what can president trump do for you? you will love tonight's "st finding time to get things done isn't easy. but we've got the digital tools to help. now with xfinity's my account, you can figure things out easily, so you won't even have to call us. change your wifi password to something you can actually remember, instantly. add that premium channel, and watch the show everyone's talking about, tonight. and the bill you need to pay? do it in seconds. because we should fit into your life, not the other way around. go to xfinity.com/myaccount judge jeanine: my next guest was one of donald trump's most outspo

judge jeanine: judy miller, thanks so much. coming up, an all-star political panel still on deck. what happened under trump? still doing it. nothing on the wall. why don't you keep your promises and at least you will have people loyal to you because they care about the country. judge jeanine: is ann coulter really losing hope in donald trump? >> i want him to have the courage to do what's right and not worry so much about the other side to tweet a little bit less. judge jeanine: what can president trump do for you? you will love tonight's "street justice." just turn on cars.coms on tprice dropswant? and get real-time notifications that could help save you money. use cars.com and save. judge jeanine: my next guest was one of donald trump's most outspoken supporters during the *'s election. but now she seems to be wavering in her support. have the liberals gotten to her? are you in l.a.? ann: i am in l.a. judge jeanine: let's talk about saudi arabia. when i was listening to my other guest from kellyanne to judith miller, we haven't seen anything like this. i can't remember seeing --

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. >> jon: james freeman, judy miller, both fox news contributors. >> heather: and we continue to awaitks there on capitol hill. but in the meantime, a new problem in the friendly skies. what united just admitted as the airline struggles to recover from that viral video of a passenger dragged off one of its flights. plus a new warning from kim jong-un, north korea just took a big step in its nuclear effort. what a new type of missile test was all about over the weekend. and the danger that it poses and how the u.s. is responding. we are live at the pentagon. >> having a missile test is not the way to sit down with the president. ♪ ♪ there's nothing more important than your health. so if you're on medicare or will be soon, you may want more than parts a and b here's why. medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. you might want to consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like any medicare supplement insurance plan, these help pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and, these plans l

joining me right now is manhattan institute fellow and fox news contributor judy miller, and she's got some thoughts on who exactly it might be and who she believes it should be. judy, good to see you. who's topping your list? >> top of my list bar none, ray kelly. the former police which i guesser of new york who is not only police commissioner longer than anyone else, worked his way up to cadet, commissioner, served twice but more than that, built the best counterterrorism effort that is a model for all police forces, has federal experience, was at customs, worked in haiti getting people on their feet and getting american policy moving. knows washington, former marine. here's the problem. he's really independent-minded. we don't know whether -- >> you want independent-minded. but i'm not sure donald trump was. >> let's back up for a second. you could say rudy giuliani, and had talked about even initially going way back what a scenario. what if donald trump became president? and now low and behold he is. who would he put in to possibly replace comey? i used to hear giuliani's name a l

. >> shannon: it's bring in judy miller, fox news contributor.ing in the "new york times" article they say the memo also as part of comey's recollection of the meeting it started with a discussion about leaks and the president was angry there wasn't more being done or expressed his concern he wanted to see prosecution. in a piece today in the "new york post," one reason trump fired him is that comey refused to investigate leaks within the administration of classified material some bearing on national security. my view, his view is that comey may have been hesitant to investigate because he knew some of the leaks came from the f.b.i. what do you make of this situation? >> i think i would prefer to believe what the president himself said, which is he was firing comey because he was a showboater and because he wouldn't let the russia investigation go. whatever michael goodwin thinks is at this point interesting but not relevant to what we're talking about today, i think. >> shannon: we have a lot of leaks. that's not up for debate because they're sh

judy chu. and earl was here part of the time. dr. miller, welcome. read your property your testimony and also your executive summary i was just struck by the thoroughness of the work you do. a lot of the issues are controversial. i remember when we first talked about controlling payments to that we s and the heck received and how much ontroversy it was. and you thought the sky was falling and it would never work out for physicians. and i mention that because i really think your report, and it has areas where there are differences of opinion, your thist shows how successful has been, this program, that is in some respects a public, not only public but public and private partnership. and with a lot of back and forth rom the private sector as rehe flected in your report. i just -- reflected in your report. i just want to comment for each of us on this committee, the subcommittee, when we go home we have lots of meetings with the various providers, the various groups. and they have differences of opinion. and they have some urging pleadings, but i really