colonel vindman and gordon sondland have been removed from the post, if t two were key witnesses, kevin corke in the white house with more, hi, kevin. >> eric, good to be with you, change is inevitable, certainly the case in washington, in the case of lieutenant colonel vindman assignment was ending soon anyway, ambassador sondland can writing his own ticket going forward even if it means another government position, it's still stressing especially in case of alexander vindman even upsetting when the president calls you out on twitter suggesting that you were both unsubordinate and

kevin cork traveling with the president on the phone with us now. you have been there to see, the rally the president had was the largest and trump history and he has had a few big ones. the indian people welcoming and excited, 100,000 or more who joined him to greet him in that rally as we watch more arrivals here just after 10 am in india. can you give us a sense, looks like this is the beast arriving with donald trump and the first lady. can you give us a sense what the reception has been like on the ground in india? >> overwhelming is the best word i can use to describe the welcome, just remarkable. i was at the event in texas, 50,000 people, primarily american indian crowd which was phenomenal and they were excited about having the prime minister come to the united states. this was that on steroids. i've never seen anything like it and i've been to 2 dozen or more, 3 dozen trump rallies, this was a sight to see, a memory they won't soon forget. in terms of color. people on the road just holding signs and waving. a deep affection not just betwee

we are hoping to bring in the fox news white house correspondent kevin corke, and let's see if he standingr to summarize. okay, getting to him in just a minute, we don't have them just yet, but talking about what we were hoping to hear from the bilateral meeting that just occurred. we know that trade was going to be front and center in the talks iin the u.s. obviously wants access to the indian market when it comes to poultry, dairy, they also want relief from tariffs on steel and aluminum exports to the u.s. they also, probably, talked about the deal that they mentioned at the large rally yesterday, the $3 billion deal where india will apply military helicopters from the u.s. and that was a big moment there at the rally yesterday. this is an incredibly important point because china, of course, is expanding the economic clouds in that region and important to bolster security in india. also, pakistan, might've been talked about in the bilateral meeting and find out in just a moment and pakistan, of course, u.s. you know, a few short days is looking to sign a peace deal agreement with the ta

if not, we have kevin cork standing by live in new delhi where the president is right now and we're looking some pictures of mr. trump. kevin stand by now to president trump. >> we know many of you have invested. we thank you. thank you very much, mr. president. you've made us even richer. but the fact is, other than yesterday, which was something pretty bad with respect to the virus and we'll see what happens. i see the futures are up today, up fairly substantially. but that's very serious thing but we think we're in very good shape in the united states. we've essentially closed the borders to areas where we had to close them and we had very few, we took in 32 people over the last two days because they were sick and they're americans and they're great people, you know, what are you going to do. they're in quarantine. but we had essentially 12 people, many of them are getting better now. soon they'll all be better, we hope and we're watching carefully so we've had a good stretch of -- let's just say we're fortunate so far and we think it's going to remain that way. china's working very, ver

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phil keating in miami but we begin with kevin corke, kevin. >> we know the outcome, all the white housean do is watch and wait until senators make their final case in next few days and cast their vote on wednesday at 4:00 p.m. on the impeachment vote, the two articles that we have been talking about now for several months, democrats who have spent the past 3 years really working hard work the president's agenda, but can the president work with them after the impeachment vote, here is what he told our sean hannity today. >> i see the hay cheddar. -- hatred, you look at the lies, you look at the level of hypocrisy, i'm not sure that they can do it to be honest, i think they just want to win. >> meanwhile here in south florida, super bowl as you know the epicenter of the sports world and while the president will enjoy the action like the rest of us he did take a bit of time today;, sean, what we do ad see in our daily lives. >> you know you have winners, you have champions, you have people that you expect to see the final play, you have great coaches like belichick, you have people that yo

kevin corke joins us from new delhi in india. highlights from brief but impactful trip, kevin. >> you are right on the money. if i can just say it was almost as like the president attended 10 make america great rallies at once. you mentioned it. more than 120,000 in attendance at the new cricket stadium. what really struck me was the remarks and the way they were received. it was overwhelmly received by the people in attendance. the president celebrating the long standing and enduring relationship between our two countries, two largest democracies in the world. the president also went to great links to hail the burgeoning business ties between the u.s. and india. listen here. >> since my inauguration, commerce between our two nations has increased by more than 40%. india is now a major market for american exports and the united states is india's largest export market. [cheers] a booming america is a great thing for india. and it's great for the world. >> so if i could just tell you this: we're looking at basically the rest of the

kevin cork is live in west palm beach, florida, near where the president is spending the weekend. ten, no public events planned for the president today. given the brevity of time between now and delivery, it's a pretty good bet that he's going to spend a fair amount of time working on that state of the union address which is coming up on tuesday. i think it's fair to say all work and no play makes jack a dull boy or at least the old saying goes. the president echoed that when he said he was getting a little exercise this morning as he made his way out to the links. the theme of the speech will be the great american comeback. the president will lay out a vision of relentless optimism and expect him to touch on about five major issues, he's going to talk about the blue collar boom, something we have heard a great deal about, he'll talk about supporting working families, lowering the cost of health care, that should be a key, sae and legal immigration and protecting national security. on capitol hill, to be candid, the rncor -- rancor endures. speaker nancy pelosi said this on twitter

kevin corke is live in florida from mar-a-lago. reporter: president reagan had morning in america, the great american comeback will likely be the theme of president trump's state of union. it will reflect an upbeat tone, especially at a time of incredible rancor. we are told he will lay out the vision of relentless optimism focusing on the blue collar boom, lowering the cost of healthcare, safe and legal immigration and protecting national security. but the speech comes ahead of the impeachment vote wednesday. it will be enveloped by senators from both sides. white house officials have been fairly muted in response to the votes to reject more witnesses and the decision to adjourn until monday and continue the process until wednesday. but privately they say they are looking forward to wednesday with anticipation and expectation that president will be acquitted. democrats argued without witnesses this is not a real acquittal. lastly, i wanted to tell you about something we saw on the president's twitter feed. you may have seen this.

thank you, kevin corke. matthew whitaker with his talk on this impeachment process that ostensibly wrapped up last night with the democrats failure to secure enough republican votes on witnesses. matthew, great to have you back. >> welcome to iowa. >> it's a great, a great, great state, but already, that's the reaction you're getting. it's a rigged process much as republicans had claimed about the house process, and here we go. your thoughts? >> well, what we're going to find out is, first of all, the house, obviously, the-- it was a bipartisan vote against impeachment and we're now going to see probably in the senate on wednesday a bipartisan vote to acquit the president. you know, the democrats have been trying to impeach andage of them said they wanted to impeach the president ever since he was elected and i think we're going to see it finally play out where we can get on with the business of the american people. in iowa where i'm from and you're at right now, when i go back people want to talk about trad

kevin cork has that. >> imagine not knowing who your party's nominee is going to be during the conventionpened before for republicans and democrats in 1952 but it could happen again this coming summer for democrats and that is the scenario the president's campaign team sees is a very big opportunity. from paid political punches. >> under threat of a nuclear iran joe biden helped negotiate the iran deal and under threat of disappearing pets buttigieg had later licensing standards. >> perilous prognostications. >> a certain part of democratic party that wants us to be a cult. i'm not interested in being a cult. >> i've seen what socialism is like. i don't like it. it is not only not free but it doesn't work. >> there are growing concerns among social democrats the party increasingly under the spell of democratic socialists and to a lesser extent a former small city mayor from indiana could soon, to use a titanic reference be headed for a political iceberg, a calamitous loss to donald trump in november. the vermont senator bernie sanders and iowa caucus winner pete buttigieg have achieved fr

kevin cork joins us from phoenix. good evening. >> good evening. is expected the president spent the majority of the time talking about his accomplishments but also uses or marks to target the policies espoused by some of the leading democratic presidential candidates most notably democratic socialist bernie sanders and new york city former mayor michael bloomberg. >> a new member, no boxes, we call him no boxes. and i hear he is getting pounded tonight. the dnc will take it away from bernie, that is okay because we don't care who it is, we are going to win. >> reporter: the president referring to the rough night mayor bloomberg had. the rally was in many ways the perfect counterprogramming for the president as the democrats hit the debate stage but also a chance to build energy and enthusiasm for his own reelection bid. arizona part of the go west to with stops not just here in arizona. he also spent part of the day in california. on thursday he makes his way back to nevada and over to colorado for a rally and then the big rally coming up friday n

jillian: i know that you'll keep us updated, kevin corke live for us, thanks, kevin. the department of homeland security whistleblower who was an outspoken critic to have obama administration, well, he's been found dead in northern california, sheriff's officials found the body of phillip on friday, he died of self-inflicted gunshot wound, authorities say the investigation into his death is active and ongoing. claimed obama era ordered analysts to quote, delete or modify hundreds of records of individuals that were tie today islamist terrorist groups, reports say he retired officially 5 years ago and at the time before he said that the orlando pulse nightclub and santa barbara jihad attack could have been prevented if the obama administration had taken the proper precautions. jillian: fallout continues from report that is u.s. intelligence officials recently warned house lawmakers that russia is once again trying to interfere with our election, to help both trump and bernie sanders campaigns, mollie has more. >> zero intelligence that russia wants to help president tr

shannon: kevin cork at the southern white house, thank you. three major breaking news events over the next few days, the iowa caucuses, the state of the union address and we think the final trial impeachment vote wednesday. joining us to talk about that republican senator mike lee on the senate judiciary committee. both sides sound dissatisfied. i'm hearing from democrats who say it has been a sham, we never got any witnesses we thought we needed to complete this. on the other side a lot of people asking why this isn't resolved before the state of the union. >> we all wish it could have been and perhaps it should have been. we were told we couldn't get it done between now and then but this is a huge victory but we got this evidentiary year he issue behind us. democrats have been claiming we need to have new witnesses. we heard testimony from 13 witnesses, hundreds of pages of briefing, thousands of pages of evidence. we have the proceedings we need to have. we satisfied our duty as trial court of impeachment. shannon: one of your colleagues wh

kevin corke on the ground in new delhi where it is now monday morning. kevin. >> reporter: good to be with you, lucky. the is the ninth largest trading partner with india, but for i could ya america is second -- india with america is second as far as trade is concerned. we look forward to the trip and continue our coverage here on "america's news headquarters." ♪ ♪ as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. at liberty butchemel... cut. liberty mu... line? cut. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. cut. liberty m... am i allowed to riff? what if i come out of the water? liberty biberty... cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ and my side super soft? yes. with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep me asleep? abso

kevin corke, thanks so much. a number of prominent conservatives are arriving to the attorney general's defense tonight. for analysis, let's bring in jason chaffetz and andrew mccarthy. great to have you with us. >> thanks, than none. >> shannon: you heard what the attorney general said. i'm going to do my job. the only thing i'm telling the president is, the optics when he tweets is not good. richard blumenthal says translation, i'm doing exactly what president trump wants. i just wish he would stop tweeting about it. jason? >> first of all, that senator has no credibility whatsoever. look, i like the fact that a president of the united states when he sees unjustice, he's pointing it out. i understand it causes people to sit back and think but nobody will be pushing around the attorney general. he's earned a reputation in this town for a long time and the attorney general will do what he wants to do. i think this is exactly why donald trump has the utmost respect and the best possible attorney general in place r

but first to white house correspondent kevin corke with the details. , kevin. >> good evening, ed. good to be with you. it is so important to point this out this all stems from the fed's decision to cancel new yorker's access to entry because of the state's decision to issue drivers licenses to non-citizens and, again, restrict the access to that information by dhs and other federal agencies. and the new yorkers say this is really costing them and i mean big time. look it, they say 50,000 individuals have been conditionally approved for global entry. well, that's not going to happen now. 30,000 currently pending and get this, 175,000 could see their privileges expire and not be able to reenroll unless something has happened here between the two sides. governor cuomo held a news conference before leaving for washington in its meeting with the president today. he insists that there is no other reason for dhs to suspend the trusted traveler and global entry programs. other than politics. >> it's all politics. and it's retaliation and it's reprisal because

we're at the rally in phoenix with kevin corke. he is live. give us update on the rally in phoenix. always great to be with you. the addition of california, that that he enjoys a sizable pores of support in the grand canyon state as he conducts a keep america great rally in the grand canyon state. counterprograming to be sure how this is seen in most circles. it is important to point out for a chance for him to build energy and enthusiasm for the president's own re-election bid. now trump campaign officials tell us, it is doing great. he will get reelected, despite what some polling says about which he said this on twitter. take a look, internal real polls show him beating all the dem candidates. fake news polls, here we go again like 2016 show losing or tied. their polls will be proven corrupt on november 3rd. that is election day, just like the fake news is corrupt. he may have been referencing this "washington post/abc news poll." it shows the president in its latest survey losing to joe biden by seven, losing to bernie sanders by six. and you guessed it, losing even to michael b

mike: kevin corke, reporting from mar-a-lago. kevin, thank you.arlier i spoke about the senate trial with a member of the president's defense team, alan dershowitz, professor emeritus at harvard law school, author of the new book, "guilt by accusation." mr. dershowitz, let's start with the senate decision by a vote of 51-49 not to call witnesses. the republicans had the votes and they won but is there legal justification, a legal reason for not calling evidence when there is substantial new evidence? >> as i argued to the senate if somebody were accused of the crime of abuse of power or dishonesty that is not a crime, what you do, you make a motion to dismiss. the other side seas we want to introduce evidence. no, you can't introduce evidence if there is no legitimate indictment. here the articles of impeachment did not charge an impeachable offense. so the right answer is to dismiss it and cut it off right there. no amount of witnesses could have changed that conclusion. mike: okay. but the top democrats in congress, nancy pelosi in the house, ch

kevin corke with the latest on that. plus, the president post impeachment purge. good evening, kevin. >> great to be with you, shannon. joe biden, for example, may soon be on his way out of the 2020 presidential race, but the hunt for information about his son's hunters business dealings and ukraine, that is ongoing. as is, you as you pointed out, the presidents interest in meeting up justice to those who helped launch the ukraine saga in the first place. >> that's going to be up to the military. we will have to see. but if you look at what happened, i mean, they are certainly -- i would imagine -- take a look at that. >> president trump leaving open the door for possible pentagon investigation into the man who helped lead the charge against his ukraine policy, alexander vindman. even the slightest hint of that fate might befall the army lieutenant colonel, that was enough to sent democrats into an absolute fury today on capitol hill. >> that is third world behavior. not american behavior. that kind of behavior defiles that great flag that is standing above us. thi

president is going to return to his motorcade and head towards i believe the presidential palace where kevin corkee will continue to watch this. he's on his weight to way to have their house , and we will be watching more about that. let's continue to talk with kevin and find out what may be going on there. kevin. >> yeah, right now, their continuing their preparations and our photographer was actually inside and has come back outside to help us conduct the interviews but what's also been interesting is the preparations as he can mention have been going on for quite some time and yet right up until the very moment that you see the president of walk-in, when i say, up until the very moment people are making certain that everything is just so and one thing that of a mold to observe what the indian people in addition to the great pride in their history is there attention to detail and we have seen literally every i dotted ad t crossed throughout the trip here and it will be interesting to see how everything is laid out and what the president makes his way over. these meetings are so important on othe

jillian: kevin cork, thank you.e loved by supporters because they are not liked by the establishment in their reexpression testify countries. -- respective countries. joining me now, republican strategist, lauren clapy and robert patillo. lauren, we'll pull up numbers here, 16% of indian americans voted for donald trump in 2016. he is not popular within this faction. how much does this trip help? >> i think it helps immensely, mostly because this gives an opportunity for president trump to highlight the relationship with modi, the need and the want for us to have a strong trade relationship with india, which is a huge economy, and as you know, there's about 3 million indian americans in the united states who they have leaned democratic but that 16% has grown to something around 28% since president trump has been in office and that's mostly because of his economic agenda. indian americans like what they see. so for him to go out and then stress a stronger relationship and more economic benefit and a stronger relation

kevin corke com thank you. what messages the doj sending?o prosecution for mccabe, but i knew deep dive into akc is connected to, and that one involves michael flynn. attorneys harry litman and former deputy assistant attorney general john yoo, good to have you both back on "fox news @ night." >> hi, shannon. hi, john. >> shannon: another tourney we've had on the show, robert barnes, "they get tv deals, book deals, and immunity. if a government official commits an alleged prime to help donald trump, they get prosecuted at an unprecedented level #mccabe ." they need isolation for what looks like a double standard. >> i can see why people think that trump critics and trump supporter's are being treated differently, but they should keep in mind that this -- these are both the result of actions of the trumpet justice department, and that is true as president trump tweeted today that he has the legal authority to direct all of the prosecutions, the constitution makes him alone the one who has to take care that the laws are y executed. everyone at

kevin corke, north lawn in the white house, thank you, heather.he president in all that he's saying after. leland: yes, thank and he had some other words. heather: and then there was that, democratic leadership is feeling the heat, taking heat as officials traple with confusion over the iowa caucus, mike is cracking the fallout, he's in des moines, iowa, with more on that hi, mike. >> well, heather, the presidential campaigns have submitted complaints about problems at the totals on monday, i will have the latest from des moines coming up. call rosland capital at 800-630-8900 to receive your free rosland guide to gold, gold & precious metals ira and silver brochures. with rosland, there are no hassles, no gimmicks, and we have the fastest shipping around. dollar down. gold up. pretty clear. make gold your new standard. call rosland capital today at 800-630-8900. 800-630-8900. that's 800-630-8900. >> live picture from durham, new hampshire, minnesota senator democratic presidential hopeful amy klobuchar is holding a campaign event at the university

colonel vindman and gordon sondland have been removed from the post, if t two were key witnesses, kevin corkethe white house with more, hi, kevin. >> eric, good to be with you, change is inevitable, certainly the case in washington, in the case of lieutenant colonel vindman assignment was ending soon anyway, ambassador sondland can writing his own ticket going forward even if it means another government position, it's still stressing especially in case of alexander vindman even upsetting when the president calls you out on twitter suggesting that you were both unsubordinate and incompetent. >> the most powerful man in the world continues campaign of intimidation, too many entrusted with political office continue to remain silent, lieutenant colonel vindman continues with service as dedicated active member of our military, a statement from counsel representing mr. vindman, the president also taking aim at west virginia democrat joe manchin who described popularity in the mountain state. >> i took the president on his word when he said i cannot get a fair trial in the house but definitely one i

kevin corke is standing by at the president's mar-a-lago resort. but we begin on capitol hill. >> lindsey graham said what many republicans around the country have been thinking privately. >> i went to the school of hard knocks. i believe this was a bunch of partisan [bleep] in the house that continued in the senate. it will ends up wednesday, the president will be acquitted and it will blow up in their face. reporter: of course the democrats don't see it that way. >> if the president is acquitted it's not much because it wasn't a real trial. 70% of the country want to see a real trial. mitch mcconnell has been a lap dog for president trump and that's too bad. reporter: only two republican senators defected, mitt romney and susan collins. quote, there was multi party disagreement how the house and senate should proceed that was not held up by the moderate. senator collins believed before senators cast their final votes, they should have the opportunity to stand up and briefly state their reasons for voting. each side gets two hours. at 3:00 p.m., s

neil: kevin cork. what is the stake? bill cassidy from louisiana.itt romney has been disinvited to seatac because he was for witnesses. you think that is a little vindictive? >> i will not make the call. he was voting his conscience. i cannot comment upon that. the more important thing is romney i am pretty sure, he is going to vote the president should not be removed from office and that is where congress should end of landing. house managers did a terrible job putting a case together, they brought witnesses, papers and said they wanted more asking the senate to do their work. i don't think that is where we should be. neil: do you worry this is defined the party, your with the president or you are not? the reason i mention this retribution against senator romney is he has indicated nothing he has seen to convict on his part but just saying he was open to witnesses getting disinvited to a conservative powwow, seems a little tacky, doesn't it? >> i won't comment on their invitation policy but i will say if that is the crack we have in our party it is

white house correspondent kevin cork joins us live with the latest from new delhi, breaking news this morning, thank you for joining us. >> always a pleasure to be with you. building a stronger future together based upon a foundation of trust, respect and cooperation. that was the just of the president's comments following the bilateral meeting between the president and prime minister of india, the two gentlemen, leaders of the world's largest democracy such a variety of topics as you can well imagine including and perhaps most notably trade. >> another major focus of my discussions is forging bilateral economic relationships that is fair and reciprocal. our teams made tremendous progress on a comprehensive trade agreement and i'm optimistic we can reach a deal that will be of great importance to both countries. >> reaching a deal is what we are hearing from most officials. those statements coming ahead of the president's official press conference which is coming up not long from now. it is also a fairly safe bet that he will once again hail india's burgeoning economy, it's promise an

focuses on young football player's dream of being an nfl player cut short when he was shot to death, kevin corke west palm beach, florida near mar-a-lago, more on the president who is getting ready to watch the game, i guess, hi, kevin. >> no doubt about that, good to be with you, eric sean, basically dueling ads and that's convincing the largest possible audience, super bowl audience but, yes, indeed, i'm the person to lead the country moving forward, first let me tell you about the president ad, he will talk about the economy and the incredible strength that the american economy has had under his leadership over the past 3 years including record-low unemployment in a number of different groups you heard the president mentioned that in his conversation with sean hannity, as for mayor bloomberg, he will focus on his fight against gun law in defense of america's families, i've had a chance to see both ads, they are both powerful to say the least, yes, they both cost more than $10 million, i mentioned that the ads cost millions and they will play before over 100 million americans domestically, it'

the two officials were key witnesses during the house impeachment hearings last year and kevin cork is live at the white house with more on this story. kevin. >> reporter: arthel, nice to be with you. you are correct, but understand this and i know you do, yo you assignments end and people move on. so the departure of alexander vinman and the eu am bar does was expect -- l ambassador. when the president calls you out on twitter and says you were reported by your supervisor that you were in subordinate or you incorrectly reported calls, that's a bridge too far for the vinman camp. so we have a statement. this is from one of the attorneys representing alexander vinman. while the most powerful man in the world continues his campaign of intimidation, while too many manyemanyentrusted in the politl office continue to remain silent. lieutenant vinman continues his service to the country as a decorated active duty member of the military. the president's tweets made it clear he thought he should be moved from his post. although vinman's assignment was already ending, indict h as wels gordon so

kevin cork is following the justice beat tonight. >> growing concerns about 2-tier justice in america the judge in the stone case scheduled or by telephone conference in that case on tuesday as a conference that could have a major impact on the case moving forward. judge jackson's decision comes in the wake of the withdrawal of the four prosecutors involved in the case against the president's longtime friend and the decision by william barr to reconsider the 7-9 year sentencing recommendation for lying to congress and obstruction. the stone case contrasts with that of andrew mccabe despite making false statements won't face charges. >> to be removed from that organization and unfairly branded a liar because that was the desired outcome by the president has been one of the most sickening and demeaning experiences of my life. >> reporter: mccabe's contingent donald trump is responsible for his 2-year torment and the doa's rejection of stone's sentencing guidelines is held by a sizable cohort including 2000 justice department employees who signed an online petition pressing the attorney

kevin cork joins us with the latest on that plus the president's post impeachment purge. >> joe biden may soon be on his way out of the presidential race but and for information about his son hunter's business dealings and ukraine is ongoing and is as you pointed out the president's interest in meeting out a bit of justice on those who those of white house helped launch the ukraine saga in the first place. >> do you think he needs to first -- >> we will have to see. if you look at what happened they would imagine i will take a look at that. >> donald from leaving open the door for a pentagon investigation into the man who helped lead the charge against his ukraine policy. even the slightest hint of that fate was enough to send democrats into an absolute fury on capitol hill. >> that is third world behavior, not american behavior, that kind of behavior defiles that great flag that is standing above us. this is not ordinary stuff. >> the president's comments come as lawmakers separated by less than a week's and doing that is looking for more information about ukraine, the origins of the

we begin with kevin cork, perfect guy to dig into what is happening between the president and his trusted attorney general. >> is size rebukes go this was as close as you could get to the line without going over when you are an employee but that said to have the white house to let the fact that william barr called out the president for tweeting about doj matters didn't bother his boss at all. >> i cannot do my job at the department with constant background commentary that undercuts me. >> especially when that background commentary comes from your boss but that is what william barr says his been happening perhaps unwittingly whenever the president tweets about ongoing cases and other matters related to the department of justice. he says he's not saying the president is trying to tip the scales will tweets are distraction he could do without. besides it hasn't and won't influence him anyway. >> i will not be bullied or influenced by anybody, congress, newspaper, editorial boards or the president. i will do what i think is right. >> his comments didn't bother his boss one bit according to th

our correspondent kevin corke has details from washington tonight. >> good evening.is name has yet to appear on any early state ballot but michael bloomberg is still a story. after all, he's been the millions of dollars on political ads all over the country. that makes him a little bit of a political oddity but it makes me political target in particular by those who are trying to take them down a peg or two speaking in particular about the massachusetts senator elizabeth warren and the former vice president joe biden. each of them taking shots at the former mayor and former comments as you talked about with a racially tense mortgage redlining and stop and frisk is another big story. the former mayor has no business being the party's standard-bearer now or in the future. >> just came out yesterday in which michael bloomberg is saying in the fact that the 2008 financial crash was caused because the banks were permitted to discriminate against black and brown people. that crisis would not have been averted if the banks had been able to be bigger racists. and anyone who

we head west to palm beach or down to west palm beach where kevin cork has more about the president's agenda. kevin. >> reporter: its is a very good chance that the president trump will spend part of the weekend here. the president will obviously spend part of his time here, preparing his speech. all work and no play makes jack a dull boy, so the president tweeted this early this morning. he said he was getting out there on the links and getting a little exercise this morning. as for the speech itself, the theme will be the great american comeback. the president we are told will lay out his vision of relentless optimism. and including topics such as the blue collar boom, supporting working families, lowering the cost of health care, safe and legal immigration, and of course protecting national security. but trace, over on capitol hill, the rancor does continue. speaker nancy pelosi says this on twitter, it's a sad day for america to see senator mcconnell houme milmcconsistent- mcconnell humiliate the supreme court justice of the united states. one more note, i want to pass along to yo

white house correspondent kevin corke is following the justice beat for us tonight. good evening kevin end. >> growing concerns about two-tier justice in america. we are talking about judge amy berman jackson. has scheduled phone conference on that case. a conference i could have a major impact on the case moving forward moving forward. >> judge jackson's decision comes in the wake of the case against the president's longtime friend and following the decision by attorney general william barr to reconsider the government's seven to nine year sentencing. the stone a case with those of fbi director andrew mccabe who despite making false statements want to face charges. >> to be removed from that organization and unfairly branded a liar because that was the desired outcome by the president has just been one of the most sickening and demeaning experiences of my life. >> mccabe's detention not trump is responsible for is to year torment is held by a sizable cohort including more than 2,000 former justice employees who signed an online petition pressing the attorney general

white house correspondent kevin corke has a story tonight from washington. >> the president of prosser'sng frustration because there have been those who have pointed out rightly that the sentencing for roger stone nine years was longer than for some who have committed violent cri crime. >> the fact is that roger stone was treated horribly. a man leaked classified information, highly classified. they give him two months to roger stone, nobody knows what he did. they put him in for nine years? it's a disgrace. >> some democrats on capitol hill are furious, accusing the attorney general of subverting the law. >> the president of the united states is shattering any pretense through independence and integrity on this part of the department of justice. attorney general william barr ought to be ashamed an and resi. >> all of this happening, martha, following tuesday's resignation of four federal prosecutors working on the obstruction and perjury case. after the doj overruled the sentencing recommendation but some of the g.o.p. reject this idea, the notion that stone is getting a break because h

kevin corke's life at the sight of tonight's rally. >> the president winning arizona in 2016, not a hugertainly comfortable and he anticipates he will enjoy a great deal more support in 2020. i should point this out, he enjoys a healthy amount of support in the valley and a lot of that support will be on display here tonight as we anticipate another capacity crowd for a keep america great rally, this time in the grand canyon state in the valley of the sun. counter programming to be sure, counter programming of the democrats, but it's also important to point out, this is a chance for the president to build energy and enthusiasm for his own reelection bid in 2020 which campaign officials tell me is going very well despite what some recent polling might suggest. the president talks about that on twitter today, he said internal poles show i'm beating all of the candidates. the fake news poles, here they go again just like 2016. there polls will be proven corrupt on november 3rd just like the fake news is corrupt. he may have been referencing "the washington post"-"abc news" poll which showed

steve linick kevin corke, a rainy night at the white house.hree major breaking news events happening over the course of the next few days. the iowa caucuses, president trump state of the union it address and then the final trial impeachment vote on wednesday. joining us now to talk about that, michael lee who also sits on the senate judiciary committee. both sides sound a little dissatisfied tonight. i'm hearing from democrats who say this whole thing is been a sham, we never got any of the witnesses or evidence that we thought we needed to complete this. on the other side a lot of people on the right are asking, what the heck happened, why wasn't this resolved before the state of the union? >> we all wish it could have been and perhaps it should have been. we were told we couldn't get it done between now and then end in the meantime this is the victo victory. it's a huge victory that we got this evidentiary behind us. i know the democrats have presented this kabuki theater and saying we need to have new witnesses. we have reviewed hundreds of

steve linick kevin corke, a rainy night at the white house.hree major breaking news events happening over the course of the next few days. the iowa caucuses, president trump state of the union it address and then the final trial impeachment vote on wednesday. joining us now to talk about that, michael lee who also sits on the senate judiciary committee. both sides sound a little dissatisfied tonight. i'm hearing from democrats who say this whole thing is been a sham, we never got any of the witnesses or evidence that we thought we needed to complete this. on the other side a lot of people on the right are asking, what the heck happened, why wasn't this resolved before the state of the union? >> we all wish it could have been and perhaps it should have been. we were told we couldn't get it done between now and then end in the meantime this is the victo victory. it's a huge victory that we got this evidentiary behind us. i know the democrats have presented this kabuki theater and saying we need to have new witnesses. we have reviewed hundreds of

. >> all right kevin corke thank you for that live report thank you, sir.ll eyes on south carolina ahead of the democratic primary senator bernie sanders is now the one to beat after his landslide win in nevada. >> aishah hoc with questions surround caucus. good morning. rnl good morning lauren and shale with with sanders latest win in nevada the other 2020 candidates are now taking aim pete buttigieg campaign now calling out senators win claiming there are irregularities in the caucus results. in a statement the campaign says, quote, explain anomaly many data given how close race is between second and third place. we ask that you take these steps before releasing any final data. well the nevada democratic party is responding, saying, quote, we laid out our early vote in caucus day processes step by step and we communicated these processes to all of the campaigns. now buttigieg is not only one calling out sanders senator amy klobuchar challenging democrats to really consider if he's the right choice. >> the debate ago or so we were asked does anybody have i

kevin cork talked about the commander in chief, thementecomr in chief. is this enough to calm the market and reassure folks and create a floor. >> the issue is the virus comes at a terrible time. the global economy is slowing. we mentioned interest rates. the president is hoping for net negative interest rates. historically that's been a bad sign for an economy, a sign that the economy is slowing. he could get a short-term floor for the stock market. it's been a heck of a week. but the bigger issues here regarding supply chain, regarding consumption, those remain and those will continue to affect the economy. leland: jonathan, thank you very much. you heard the president talk about the supply chains, saying one of the reasons he has confidence is that tim cook of apple said they were back to normal lobbying questions about supply chains for walmart, target, costco, et cetera. kristin: a lot of questions about is california and other states that need it, will they get enough testing kits and masks. leland: don't buy masks so they're available for people t

maria: welcome back president trump wrapping up news conference in india last hour kevin cork live ining. reporter: maria also a great to be with you lower your tariffs, for the good of the bilateral relationship and frankly for the bottom line for both our nation that was a general gist of remarks met with reporters following that bilateral meeting with prime minister modi the idea being listen if you can lower tariffs as relationship goes, we can both do better if you civil level playing field a bit the president message that is during that meeting, sure she discussed religious freedom energy security defense cooperation a lot more to be clear i have the was trade and tariffs, that really struck the chord. >> we talked tariffs as you know india is probably the highest tariff nation in the world. meaning charging tariffs to outsiders, and i said we have to stop that we have to stop it out at least the case for the united states i think we are understanding each other. >> understanding each other coulding to be very important president, by the way, asked about the u.s. efforts to stem

steve: and kevin corke. >> and kevin corke. there you go. thanks, guys.eve: let's bring in pam bondi a member of the president's defense team, a lovely day you would say it is because the president was acquitted yesterday. the "wall street journal," pam, has got the headline james madison 1, nancy pelosi 0. >> i love it. that's right. good morning, i miss you all. ainsley: how are you feeling. >> feeling great and so is president trump by the way. he is feeling great. we have the right president at the right time. and he cannot be deterred by this sham impeachment and, you know, we showed this yesterday with his pure vindication of all of these bogus charges against him. so it's a really good day today for the president. brian: so, what senator schumer is saying you can't accept this verdict because it was rushed through. there were no witnesses. there was no trial. >> okay. let's talk about that. so what about in the house? do you remember what happened back in the house in judiciary and intel? we weren't allowed to call any witnesses. the president wasn

kevin corke traveling with the president in florida.rit hume standing by with what is at stake in all of this. let's begin with peter in dubuque where the joe biden making a final appeal to voters. reporter: good morning, bret. joe biden should be here. he is squeezing in a rally before the super bowl begins. hopes iowa democrats want somebody with decades of experience in d.c. >> folks, i'm only one running who has done this so far. so when you talk about who you will caucus for, here is what i can tell you, it is not enough to make promises. you got to be able to keep them. i've got a record to prove it. reporter: there have been reports that the biden campaign was pursuing a caucus alliance with amy klobuchar, so democrats who caucus for klobuchar tomorrow in precincts where she doesn't have enough support to be viable would go to biden as second choice. klobuchar is saying that is not so. >>, no deals. in fact they just approached someone who is affiliated with our campaign but not on our staff in some evening in des moines asked hi

leland: kevin corke calls it the commander in chief's role and comforter in chief's role, we await theks in about half an hour. live coverage of that as it happens. one of the big pieces of news that they are going to be talking about during the emergency meeting at the white house is the four new cases of the coronavirus along the u.s. west coast, some of which have people with coronavirus testing positive who have not had any international travel in their background, big questions on how the disease was transmitted to them, christina coleman tracking the outbreak from the beginning quite literally back in late december, early january and joins us from west coast news room, hi, kristina. >> hi, leland, a lot has happened since then. fda announced change in policy to speed up and expand test if for virus, here in the u.s. now certified laboratories will be allowed to use tests they create to test for illness before the fda has finished reviewing them and what's called an emergency use authorization request. hospital and state health officials had complained that the reviewing process w

white house correspondent kevin corke is standing by, he is live from the north lawn. good morning. >> great to have you with us, ed. we know the highlights, now it's a matter of seeing how the president will deliver the goods. this speech expected to run about 90 minutes has the president addresses the nation. he will spend a great deal of time talking about the incredible economy that the company right now is in going in particular the blue-collar boom. we also expect the president to talk about supporting working families, lowering the cost of health care, safe and legal immigration and protecting national security. so while the speechwriters put the finishing touch on the remarks here, mention his impeachment and likely acquittal tomorrow. he was press secretary stephanie grisham. >> i don't think so. i think this has gone on for too long and if you look at the ratings, the american people are frankly bored of it. i don't think people want to hear that. people want to hear what the president has done for this country and what they're planning to do for this country