. >> julie: chief intelligent correspondent katherine harris is live. what happened earlier today? >> we have been here on capitol hill all day, and jared kushner arrived with his lawyer about three or four hours ago just before 10:00 eastern. we were down on the east side

. >> julie: chief intelligent correspondent katherine harris is live. what happened earlier today? >> we have been here on capitol hill all day, and jared kushner arrived with his lawyer about three or four hours ago just before 10:00 eastern. we were down on the east side entrance, the senate office building if you're familiar with washington, d.c. we could see jared kushner smiling and waving to reporters. he did not take our questions. he then spent about 80 minutes inside one of the senate offices, where he took questions from the senate staff. republicans as well as democrats. earlier today, he released 11 page statement for the record i'm a witch provided to members of the committee. one of the main point a short time ago, he is willing to cooperate further. >> since the first questions were raised in march, i have been consistent in saying, i was eager to share any information i had with the investigating bodies, and i have done so toda today. the records and documents i have voluntarily provided will show all of my actions were proper, and occurred in the normal course of e

chief intelligence corresponden correspondent, katherine harris is with more. review, the fbi, cia, and nsa agency has fully complied with the house intelligence committee providino suggest the unmasking of americans encoded intelligence reports close down the request of the former director, john brennan, national security advisor, susan rice on the left. and some at the. the source was knowledge says more than half a dozen senior obama administration officials are now of interest to house investigators. the subpoenas were issued by the house intelligence committee, devon nunez, who took himself out of the russia case earlier this year after he better make the trumpet make is a charge that devon nunez excuse all comes as their expected testimony from susan rice current weather that will happen this week is now in flux, melissa. >> melissa: is there any evidence that anyone broke the law in all this? >> of the records provided so far, fox news has been told, the unmasking went beyond the members of the time campaign team to other americans, and some of the unmas

in april, susan rice defended those decisions. >> >> melissa: thank you, katherine harris.e want to go to rand paul, who was talking about health care. >> it is the death spiral. that is what we need to fix. it is that we don't have enough votes, so we'll have to move forward, and i am in favor of a partial repeal, and continue to work on getting rid of the rest of the bad elements of obamacare, that have driven prices up. i am for a vote, and those republicans who promised to repeal obamacare ought to vote the same way they voted in 2015. if you're not willing to both the same way you voted in 2015, the new -- need to go back home and explain why. >> melissa: della senator rand paul out there, talking about what comes next for republicans. you might know it at the beginning, i thought that was interesting. partial repeal right away. repeal, i don't know what that means. he also brought the question we had for mike meadows at the beginning, if you voted for full repeal before, and not now, you need to go home and tell your constituents what a change. join now former utah go

fact so for example the louisiana and mississippi republican secretaries of state there little katherine harris's in charge of the voting in those states they say the guy from mississippi said kobach and trump can jump in the gulf of mexico as far as he's concerned never given the stuff louisiana said they've asked for this stuff these files before will never give them over guess what fact check both the louisiana and the mississippi secretary of state both republicans handed over their lists to kris kobach in january but instead of sending him to their washington to his washington office they sent it to his wichita office. the secretary of state's office in kansas same thing no difference so they gave him the voter files including the social security numbers etc twenty eight states have done so by the way of the forty four resistors i've counted twenty one of the resistors have already turned over their list to kobach so guys i love the press releases and i know you were called by c.n.n. and said would you dare turn over these listen coursing not i but sixteen republican states on the c.n.n. res

katherine harris live in washington. good morning there. let's talk. >> that's right. activity, and we are going to turn around, because we just saw jared kushner go into a secure facility at the house intelligence committee room. where they can discuss classified information as well as classified documents. the key issue here this morning is that there are distinctions between his discussions on the senate side. this morning, he will take questions from house to many staffers as well as lawmakers. yes and the senate side, he did not take direct questions from senators. as you mention coming he issued an 11 page statement for the record, where he described the four cult meetings with lot of detail. here's kushner statement outside. >> i had no improper contacts. i do not rely on russian guns for my businesses. i have been fully transparent in providing all requested information. >> we saw jared kushner leave his home and walked northwest washington. 40 minute trip here to the capital. as i mentioned, he just entered the secure facility at bath house intelligence commit

katherine harris, thank you.e in washington. >> shannon: mourned this, let's bring in guy benson, editor at. -- we have three sources being quoted that they saw an email. it was described to make it as confusing. at one point, he says, the email stated there was efforts by the russian government to help donald trump his presidency, to help him win, that is different then, we have information. when they say, there's opposition research, it happens all the time. do you think someone will be bold enough to put in an email, we want to give you information, because the russian government wants your debt to win. that will we are talking about? >> or stupid or reckless enough? this is almost too perfect. another part of it, if the email exists, it is very serious here. i think there are few words of caution. first, anonymous sources. we will hear that from the white house, when they do not like stories that are rooted in people who are unnamed and attributed to those people, they say, let's hold off. i think there is so

. >> bill: chief intelligent correspondent, katherine harris, catherine , good morning. >> thank you, bill. we are outside the senate intelligence committee, the secure facility for highly classified and sensitive discussion. we are awaiting the arrival of jared kushner come as you mention, jared kushner and his legal team released a statement for the record that they will be providing members of that senate panel. in the statement for the record, jared kushner addresses questions about what they say were all missions and his security clearance application. that is known as an fs-86. as our attorneys has said, my fs-86 application was reese submitted. it goes on to say, it is been reported my submissions omit contacts with russia. this is not the case. the accidental early submission of the form, all foreign contacts were omitted. the supplemental income dimmick information with more than 20 countries. all of these have been left out. if you read that statement from jared kushner and his team, you can read it, bill, and foxnews.com. this view and also he talks to the house panel this

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chief intelligence correspondent katherine harris has the exclusive look at the sheer volume of the so-callednmasking requests during the presidential campaign. >> the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee devin nunez updates the nation's intelligence chief on the status of the unmasking investigation. three of the intelligence agencies received subpoenas and may explicitly naming three top officials of the obama administration. a former cia director john brennan, former national security dump visors susan rice and samantha powers. in what appears to be a reference to powers, one official with no apparent intelligence function made hundreds of unmasking requests during the final year of the obama administration. there were no meaningful explanations as to why they needed and how they would use this information. during public testimony in american who had done business in russia claimed the lawyer with donald trump, jr., jared kushner and paul mena fort was directly tied to moscow. >> she's worked for the fsb, the successor organization to the kgb. >> anticorruption investiga

cheap intel correspondent, katherine harris is live. try to explain all of what is going on on capitol hill for a spirit hello, katherine. >> to begin with, i am over on the house side, where jared kushner answered questions this morning for little over three hours. he met by closed doors with staffers from the democratic side as well as republican side. and some of the lawmakers. he did not speak to reporters as he left, but we did get our brief statement from committee leadership. >> was a very productive session. we had a chance to ask about the arrange of issues that the committees had been concerned about. we appreciate his voluntary ability to be a witness to a. >> able to answer every question. we are going to follow up on questions that we did not get asked this morning. >> based on what we heard from the committee leadership, we anticipate that jared kushner will be called back at sometime in the near future, julie. >> julie: also big development on the senate investigation with the formal trump campaign chairman. >> that is ri

katherine harris, thank you very much. >> we will support the operations of iraqis, but it is the question next. we know what is constant that they will continue to lose mosul, raqqa, wherever. you and that is colonel ryan dillon, it i racking declaring victory. this town has been reduced to the rubble. they have been fighting to retake of the second largest city since last october. the prime minister arriving to the city, congratulating troops, but door-to-door fighting continues a pockets of the city. meanwhile, it there is no end in sight for the humanitarian crisis thousands of mosul residents rd placed because of the damage. you can see in the video now. andrew pete, formal advisor and nato advisor. andrew, welcome back. good to see on a monday morning. how did the iraqis do in this battle? >> i thought this was a terrific victory by the iraqis. the battle of stalingrad in world war ii, which many people see as a turning point of the war, lasted about this long, and yet, it was half the size of mosul. it really speaks to the development capability of the eye iraqis in urban combat, wh

katherine harris picks it up from there, and kevin harris, what can we expect?this is shaping up to be a very heavy week for the obama administration. fox news comes firms, susan rice is scheduled to appear before senate intelligence committee behind closed doors, and as you mention, the timing is not public yet. former white house chief of staff of expected to be up before the same panel as early as today. that director of nsa, before both the house and senate committees, investigating russian meddling in the 2016 election. who requested the identification of americans and intelligent reports during the campaign cycle. this process is referred to as and my skin. in april, she defended her actions. >> this is not anything political has been alleged. the allegations but somehow the obama administration officials utilize intelligence for political purpose, that is false. >> susan rice says she will cooperate with congress. meanwhile, you're looking at life picture they're over on the house side. we have a team over there today waiting for witnesses after subpoenas

katherine herridge joins us live from washington. >> reporter: welsh thank you, harris.hese court records confirm the russian lawyer at the center of the donald trump jr. e-mail was granted a special immigration status under the last administration. this was a fact first reported by the town newspaper. it is a discretionary authority that allows for the temporary entry on a case to case business for ur general humanitarian reasons or significant public benefit. in this case it would have been her defense of a russian firm in new york state. democrats emphasized to fox they believe this issue of the visa is overblown. five days after the trump tower meeting in june of last year with donald trump jr., jared kushner and paul manafort she came to capitol hill where she could be seen as a house foreign affairs hearing on russia. it seems she came in here for one reason but pursued other interests. >> harris: why would congress be interested? >> reporter: the committee ran by grassley and senator feinstein, they're holding a meeting on the foreign agents registration act. that

katherine herridge joins us live from washington. >> reporter: thank you, harris.he first time we heard from the survivor of the 2011 ambush on american television. he's sharing new details about that ambush that killed his partner and nearly cost him his own life. >> two shooters introduce two weapons on my passenger side window. the window had rolled down approximately, the armored window had been rolled down approximately 2 inches. i see jaime get hit on the side, on his torso. very chaotic. initially you can hear anything because of the gun shot. >> you had been hit? >> yes. i had noticed at that time that i was hit. i was tending to jaime. i was applying pressure to his leg. i was shaking him. i remember even slapping him at times to keep him awake. he told me that he was going to die. >> reporter: after his medical treatment, avila said he felt unwelcome at work and left government service. as his search for answers uncovered uncomfortable stats including a security warning that prohibited travel on mexico's highway 57 the same highway they took that day. he

their mother‘s death, princes william and harry have been giving an insight into how they try to keep her memory alive. it's it‘s hard because obviously katherinelised, not decriminalised. nothing‘s changed. even though decriminalised, the long, slow grind of having parry‘s had profound effects on me —— parity. my hope is that people growing up now are given a chance to live a life without knowing what it‘s like to be on the outside looking in. matt says i came outside looking in. matt says i came out when i was 16, i‘m 32 and my pa rents out when i was 16, i‘m 32 and my parents kicked me out, then they offered me therapy. the therapist asked me to leave and said there‘s nothing wrong with you, it‘s your pa rents nothing wrong with you, it‘s your parents that need therapy. ever since then, my parents slowly changed their view and are now very supportive. kevin says i came out in 1999, my family disowned me. they finally accepted me in 2005. i still get verbal abuse. only six weeks ago i returned from a night out in london at gaye, we were abused and spat at on the night bus. my partner andi spat at on the night bus. my partner and i were upset.