conference coming up here, they are running behind, probably about an hour and a working lunch, kevin corke covering it all at the white house as it goes down. hi, kevin. >> good to talk to you, and you are right, no shortage of topics to discuss between these two world leaders. i find it very interesting the body language. you need tanya ryman out there walking us through what we saw there appear those pictures were quite dramatic and obviously the two leaders will get a chance to address the press very shortly here at the white house. let me give you a tick-tock of some of the things that you leaders are expected to discuss. they have plenty to talk about, most notably, they will be talking about trade, after all, merkel is bringing the ceos of several big german companies including bmw and siemens to the white house. they will talk about cooperation especially in the war on terror, migrant crisis that continues to show no sign of letting up in europe in a very frank conversation about the role of the u.s. and nato. the president has been skeptical of the body frankly because he felt like

at the white house kevin cork fox news. >>> alameda county food bank managers say march is a hard time to find do nations and -- donations and volunteers. some of our colleagues turned out to help. claudine wong was among them. they were joined by others including alex savage and paul chambers sorting apples, oranges, and pears. >> most of the food we're distributing is farm-fresh produce straight from the farm in big giant bins. what our volunteers are doing is making sure that the fruits and vegetables are okay to be distributed. and we're bagging them up and putting them in bins that go out to our community. that way a family can just go and take a bag almost as if they're the a grocery store except the food is free. >> food bank managers say that ab slightly rely on -- absolutely rely on the help of volunteers to get ready for delivery. >>> coming up the investigation now underway after a u.s. airstrike in iraq reportedly kills as many as 100 civilians. >>> and part of the las vegas strip is shut down after gun fire breaks out near a popular hotel and casino. >>> and our weather af

fox's kevin cork reports as reaction continues to pour in. >> reporter: federal judges in hawaii and maryland have blocked president trump's second attempt at a travel ban for six muslim majority countries rejecting administration arguments the new travel ban was different from the first. some public officials and legal experts are applauding the ruling while others say it simply went too far. by specifically citing statements made by the president on the campaign trail calling for a total ban on muslim travel to america. >> this doesn't make america safer. and it doesn't make our democracy any better. that is why judges republican appointees and democratic appoint tease are striking it down. >> to try and look for statements made by is beyond the scope of what judge should be doing. >> reporter: the hawaii ruling came first on wednesday night. and it sure to bring new attention to the ninth circuit court of appeals which also issued the hold on the previous executive order. the house judiciary committee is now debating plans to split up the court saying simply too big and to often o

>> brett: kevin corke live on the north lawn. thank you.colleague martha maccallum will have more insight on how the trump administration is reacting feeling over tonight's vote when the white house press secretary sean spicer joins her at 7:00 p.m. for the first 100 days on fox news channel. let's bring in our panel guy benson political editor at town hall.com. kristin an der. leslie marshall and charles krauthammer. charles, your thoughts. >> you could look at this as the big picture or smaller. the big picture, i think, is that it is a victory for philosophically for obama. it is now seven years since the act was put into place. the country has changed. there is now the generalized expectation that there is an entitlement to universal healthcare. that was always around to some extent. but i think if you listen to the terms of the debate, the main argument is who is going to lose, how many are going to lose, which implies that nobody ought to lose, everybody ought to have healthcare. and i think philosophically what did the republicans ha

we get the latest now from fox's kevin cork. >>reporter: yesterday wasn't a victory for the american people. it was a victory for the status quo in washington, d.c. and it was a victory for the disaster of obama care. but i promise you that victory won't last very long. elected officials in washington are continuing to feel the fallout after failure of the gop's american healthcare act. the bill was pulled from the house floor before it went to a vote on friday. democrats in congress are celebrating what they see as the end of the republican effort to repeal and replace obama care. the president trump isn't accepting defeat just yet taking to the offensive on twitter on saturday saying he'll lead the charge in replacing obamacare once it, quote explode. defeat of the bill, hillary clinton tweeting that it was quote, a victory for all americans. many are calling the failure of the bill a major loss for president trump repealing and replace a obama care after all was one of his top campaign promises. they control the house of rep

kevin corke examines that from the white house. >> everything that's broken in our country can be fixed. every problem can be solved. >> it may not have been the most memorable line of the address but in many ways it summed up his plan to tackle some of the most pressing challenges facing the country. >> from now on, america will be in powdered -- empowered by our aspirations, not burdened by our fears. inspired by the future, not bound by failures of the past and guided by a vision, not blinded by our doubts. >> a vision that would focus on slashing discretionary spending on the one hand while on the other enhancing with the white house calls much-needed investments. the president's priorities include a replacement for obamacare that drives down costs by giving consumers tax credits and increasing competition across state lines. a trillion dollars in public-private investment in new infrastructure, a boost in military spending and a border wall that some experts suggest could cost upwards of $25 billion. all of it without reducing medicare or social security. to pay for it, the preside

fox's kevin cork takes a look at where the gop goes from here. >> reporter: yesterday wasn't a victoryople. it was a victory for the status quo in washington, d.c. it was a victory for the disaster of obama care. but i promise you, that victory won't last very long. >> reporter: elected officials in washington are continuing to feel the fallout after failure of the gop's american health care act. the bill was pulled from the house floor before it went to vote on friday. democrats in congress are celebrating what they see as the end of the republican effort to repeal and replace obama care. president trump isn't accepting dee feet taking to the offensive on twitter on saturday saying he'll lead the charge in replacing obama care once it quote explodes. mr. trump's opponent and 2016 election chime in the defeat of the bill. hillary clinton tweeting that it was quote a victory for all americans. many are calling the failure of the bill a major loss for president trump. repealing and replacing obama care after all was one of his top campaign promises. >> they control the house of represent

first, let's bring in fox news correspondent kevin corke at the white house. >> to move on what could best be described as political low-hanging fruit, jobs, regulatory reform. we certainly expect to her great deal more about those issues this week as the white house tries to reassure the presidents rattled base after the setback on health care. the president seemed to look forward in a tweet he had talked about obamacare as you said comment saying that it will ultimately explode and that he would eventually together with just his party and perhaps even others who might want to be involved in all that and try to come up with a plan to repeal and replace for the people. he said do not worry, and that was the message taken to west virginia by his vice president mike pence. he met with business leaders on saturday and he said the fight to repeal and replace is not over yet. >> even though congress isn't ready to do it yet, president trump will not rest, will not relent until we repeal and replace obamacare. >> treasurer terry secretary will be in the newspapers this week. tax reform. the

white house correspondent kevin corke is live on the north lawn with us today and, kevin, it seems that there's plenty of blame to go around. who is the white house pointing fingers at? >> reporter: all right, chuck and nancy, let's make it simple, right? i mean, they're going to blame the democrats because, obviously, if the affordable care act continues to dwindle in terms of exchanges at the state level, if costs keep rising, clearly that's going to fall on nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, and the president is banking on those reports happening to is that eventually they believe the democrats will have to come to the table and bargain. this, of course, in the wake of yesterday's failure to repeal and replace obamacare. and while chuck and nancy -- if you'll pardon me -- are dancing on the gop's proverbial health care grave, the president says, hey, listen, you broke it, you bought it. >> they own it, 100% own it. and this is not a republican health care, this is not anything but a democrat health care. and they have obamacare for a little while longer until it ceases to exist, which i

but first, let's bring in fox news correspondent kevin corke at the white house. n. >> reporter: chris, it certainly makes sense for the white house to move on to what could best be described as political low-hanging fruit, jobs, regulatory reform as the white house tries to bounce back after friday's setback. just yesterday talking about obamacare, as you said, saying it would ultimately explode and that he would eventually get together with just his party and perhaps even others who might want to be involved in all that and try to come up with a plan to repeal and replace for the people. he said do not worry, and that was the message, by the way, taken to west virginia by his vice president, mike pence. he met, of course, with business leaders, and he said the fight to repeal and replace is not over yet. >> even though congress isn't ready to do it yet -- [laughter] president trump will not rest, will not relent until we repeal and replace obamacare. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: meantime, treasury secretary steve mnuchin will be in the headlines this week a

julie: kevin corke at the white house. thank you so much kevin and for more on this be sure to tune in the "fox news sunday." chris wallace will have an exclusive interview with white house chief staff reince priebus to talk health care and tax reform. a blockbuster week for fbi director james comey and director mike rogers and now they're heading back to capitol hill for more. the pair testified in russia's alleged meddling in the u.s. election as well as the presence wiretapping claim and now the house intelligence committee has recalled them for a closed session. that panel will hear from paul manafort president trump's former campaign chairman. garrett tenney is following the story from washington. garrett, several other associates of the president apparently have volunteered to testify as well. tell us about that. >> at least three of the presence associate have on certitude -- offered to answer any questions. in an addition to paul manafort roger stone and carter page are also expected to testify and we don't know if

kevin cork shows us president trump taking to twitter to take conservatives to task for helping to tank that bill. >> reporter: the failure of the republican healthcare bill last week sparked a flurry of calls in the blame game. >> it may allow a child to get his way but that's not how our government works. >> we better get it right now, figure out how we're going to work together to do what we told the american people we were going to do and not just pass a bill that no one supports. >> reporter: after the tweet some moderate republicans said they will refuse to meet with the freedom caw cows. house speaker paul ryan says wants to get enough votes together to bring the bill back to the floor but without consulting democrats. as the president had suggested. that idea brought criticism from within his own party. republican senator bob corker tweeting we have come a long way in our country when the speaker of one party urges the president not to work with the other party to solve a problem. >> what i am encouraging our members to do is to keep talking with each over. >> reporter: democrat

at the white house, kevin cork, fox news. >>> time 8:17.s wild weather hitting the midwest and south, storms moved acrossalabama, mississippi and louisiana. this is video of possible tornado hit, ring gold where a church was destroyed. people living in parts of text, oklahoma and arkansas can expect a round of severe storms, damaging wind, large hail and tornados, which are all possible. >>> we'll see severe weather begin down to the south. it's a much different story for us, we got much colder weather tody. nice yesterday afternoon. happy to give all of our tourists and visitors a nice welcome with temperature in the 70's. today, no the so much, a lot better but we don't, much cooler, clouds, drizzle, fog, everything depressing about the way weather can be. got it for you this afternoon, unfortunately, we got cold front that came through overnight, temperatures much cooler, only in the 40's to around 50 degrees. 48 in washington worker 45 in westminster, 50 in culpeper. the front came through towards the south, we got the easterly flow. ri

at the white house kevin cork, fox news. >> twitter is easy in its 140- character limit a little bittwitter says it is changing the rules so that user names will no longer count towards those 140 characters. when users reply to a tweet the names of the people they are replying to will be on top of the text of the tweet rather than a part of it. >>> the ride sharing company lyft unveiled a new high-tech product today which was partly an april fools joke. the company showed off the lyft mono which is described as awarable device that makes hailing a ride as easy as raising your hand. although it is a joke the company says the glove-like device actually works. >> when you actually just raise your thumb up in the air it will call you a lift directly. no need to get your phone out of your pocket. >> you can actually sign up for the lyft mono on lyft's website. the company made a few dozen of these devices but says if there is a demand they will make more. >>> okay. with the raiders gone and a the warriors moving across the bay, today we asked when are the a's going to announce plans for a

white house correspondent kevin corke. i saw you earlier. what have you learned since?>> >> reporter: i have got to tell you, we figured this thing might happen. we were talking about it all day long, speculating what might happen. now on to tax reform because this is not going to happen at least not for now. a stinging dispoimght and a defeat for this president and, frankly, for that matter, i think it's important to point out this is also a defeat for house republicans because they had everything lined up, full g.o.p. control in washington. 60 days on. and they got up about can yobupkus.short time ago he saidt was close. i'm disappointed but all is not lost. >> i have been saying for the last year and a half that the best thing we could do, politically speaking is let obamacare explode. it is exploding right now. many states have big problems. >> reporter: president continues to believe that obamacare will simply collapse on its own. by the way, he didn't want to cast blame on this situation on speaker ryan and he didn't want to cast blame on the freedom caucus. you w

kevin corke joins us live from the white house with more on this one pure they are running a little behind schedule, right? >> they certainly are. i'm glad you mentioned that because keep in mind these two leaders are speaking to domestic audiences as much are they are speaking to the international audience that will be watching this news conference very carefully here today. your requirement -- right, the present was actually in the critical of the german chancellor and the run-up to the election talking about the fact he felt like i taking on upwarda million refugees she was not ony changing the culture in the tons actually endangering the german people. you've heard the president suggest that is important behind the reasoning of this so-called travel ban that we have heard so much about it has been shot down by the ninth circuit on a couple of occasions. i'm sure that will be one of the many questions that we hear today, but for longtime fox news viewers, you're probably familiar with tanya ryman, i would love to get her take on the body language you saw from that meeting in the oval of

first, let's bring correspondent kevin corke at the white house. >>what could best be described as political low-hanging fruit, jobs, regulatory reformreat deal more about those issues this week as the white house tries to reassure the presidents rattled base after the setback on health care. the president seemed to look forward in a tweet he had talked about obamacare as you said comment saying that it will ultimately explode and that he would eventually together with just his party and perhaps even others who might want to be involved in all that and try to come up with a plan to repeal and replace for the people.he st was the message taken to west virginia by his mike pence. the fight to repeal and replace yet, obam. taxlies. there is se ultimately be child's play m of repeal and replace single vote. >> chris:is how can you blamodg, and every r adjective you can provide.ou. it would be nice to get the democrats on board. but you are right, at the end of the day, i believe that it's time for the party to start governing. i think that's important.

fox news correspondent kevin cork at the white house with our report. reporter: once soaring optimism today gave way to crushing reality that president trump's first major initiative, effort to repeal and replace affordable care act, h had fallen to defeat. >> we learned a lot loyalty, we learned about vote getting processed. perhaps best thing that could happen is what happened today. because we're will end up with a great healthcare bill in the future, after this mess known as obamacare explodes. reporter: a stinging setback for a man who has proclaimed end of the law was close at hand. >> this is our long await the chance to get rid of obamacare . we're going to do it. >> despite public bravado, the a thor of art of deal expressed doubts about his decision to follow speaker ryan's plan to tackle the he'lhealth law before unveiling his own tax cut proposal, after more than 60 days of g.o.p. control in washington, and still no deal, a frustrated president today tweeted, after 7 horrible days of obamacare, this is finally your chance to-- chance for a g

at the white house, kevin corke, fox news. >>> still ahead on the 10:00 news, a vigil held tonight for the four victims killed in their sacramento home. at 10:30, the tributes made in their honor. after two decades of planning and construction, the warm springs bart station opens for business. we'll be right back. >> and march madness invade it is bay area. how the gonzaga bulldogs took out xavier. the 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds. >> golden gate bridge fishes are warning of traffic delays as three lanes will be closed for a half marathon. bridge managers say only two southbound lanes and one northbound lane will be open. they will be closed along with the southeast visitor parking lot. the event is the fifth annual rock and roll half marathon which start at 6:15 sunday on the great highway. it loops across the bridge and ends on the steps of city hall. >>> the warm springs bart station in south fremont will make commutes a bit easier for people living in the south bay. the gleaming state of the art facility is called the gateway to the silicon valley. it connects to transit and

white house correspondent kevin cork is live at the white house.ou are right, that president is calling out members of his very own party, after friday's fiasco in the chance to repeal and replace obamacare president, as we have come to expects, headed to twitter to make himself heard. he tweeted democrats are smiling in dc, freedom caucus with help of club for growth and heritage have save planned parenthood and o-care. meantime his chief of staff, reince priebus was on fox news sunday this morning with chris wallace, he said that despite the setback, now is the time for the party to come together. >> we have one party, and the republican party, one in democrat party. republican party came up with a package, the president met with ove120 members of the house, the was more love shown to outside groups by this white house, the point that diverse work of people working the halls of congress. i think it's time for our folks to come together. reporter: time for our folks to come together, something that did not happen friday, the president said he was

white house correspondent kevin cork begins our coverage. kevin, you were there in the briefing room. i thought sean spicer, he answered as many questions as he could with actually knowing very little. unable to predict the future. >> reporter: you're right about that. he heard the question probably 35 different times, maybe 40, 40 different ways. but again, the answer is always going to be the same. we're going to stay positive. we're not giving up the fight. we're going to take this down to the wire. you also heard him say, hey, paul ryan has been here conversing with the president. this is going to fall on the members of the house. are they willing or not to step up and hold up their end of the bargain and obviously follow up on their promise to the american people? and that is to get something done on the affordable care act, obamacare. spicer was asked if the food dragging would have an ultimate cost, both for the republicans and for the president? he said that and a few other things. take a listen. >> the president has been working the

we'll pick up on where kevin corke just left off.efore anything else happens in the fix healthcare department, will president trump need to stop playing the blame game and own up to his part in the failure of what would have been trump care? >> he's play -- he's laying the blame at the feet of democrats and saying it's chuck schumer's and nancy pelosi's fault, but he's also pointing the finger at the conservative caucus. the white house is saying donald trump did everything he could to get people to vote for this. but it's smart they pulled the bill in. why give members of our own party a political block eye for 2018. arthel: if he can get democrats to work with him to i am prove the affordable care act, what would that mean for his tenure as president? >> the white house is saying there is no plan b. they will let obamacare explode on its own. that's the president's word, "explode." donald trump tweeted multiple times and minutes after the bill was pulled, he said hopefully it will explode and that will teach democrats they need to

elizabeth: kevin corke, thank you. we appreciate it.lizabeth: the white house wants to look forward as do the folks at the other brand of pennsylvania avenue people more of that, chat program, fox news senior producer on capitol hill has had a quiet and restful week and is now here to chat about it. i want to start where kevin left off with president trump's tweet there when he says thanks to the freedom caucus, and they saved obamacare and plan parenthood and how significant is that? you folks in the freedom caucus care they are being told out by the president? >> not really. these folks are used to bucky nader is good they certainly did it to john boehner. they nudged him out the door. a number of other factors that that was the straw that broke the camel's back with john boehner. that was the issue. they talk about divided government. house speaker paul ryan said we need to do these things. there is a divided government. a schism in the republican party between the moderate republicans who wouldn't move to this bill. the chair of the

kevin corke is at the white house. >> intense indeed. it was interesting to listen to a german reporter that asked angela merkel a question about the president's so-called isolationist policies. because the president is able to listen to that question in english in his earpiece, he wanted to respond almost immediately. he rejected the notion that his policies, whether about refugees or trade and tax policy, are isolationist. the president in fact went so far as to call that reporter fake news, which obviously got quite a reaction in the room. it was just part of what was a very heated exchange or disappointed exchange. it's interesting to hear the president respond to the notion of wiretapping as you point out at the very top of the broadcast. the president's white house staff had been referencing a claim made, as you pointed out by fox news correspondent judge andrew napolitano. the fox news division -- this is important -- has yet to be able to verify that claim. so because we can't verify that claim, we can't take more out of that tha

he's supposed to be speaking as kevin corke told us about the people who built the ship, military inal, military readiness paid there's video we have of his arrival. again, a live event that you will watch right here on fox news. ♪ >> jon: firsthand lucknow inside the mind of an isis fighter. our benjamin hall sat down with several members of the terror group now jailed in iraq. those fighters revealing some disturbing information about their agenda. benjamin joins us now from london with more on these rare interviews. >> it isn't so rare to get information out of isis, so rare to have informants in that group that this facility offers a gold mine of treasure trove of information services. the facility and program we went to see at an undisclosed location outside baghdad was designed by u.s. trainers, and it holds some key isis members. guards there say the only coercion tactic they use is sleep deprivation. behind each one of these is an isis prisoner guilty of killing many people. some of them show remorse, others feel no guilt at all. abu omar, 25, started as a guard at a checkpoi

kevin corke has the details today from the white house. kevin? >> great to be with you, martha.right. a couple reasons i think behind those executive orders that you just talked, about look. core values and campaign promises. the president said if he were elected he would defend and support american workers and manufacturers and, frankly, i think that's the best way to look ahead to the expected meeting. president xi meeting with jordan and egypt. it will happen southern white house mar-a-lago. ahead of that meeting the president signed executive orders aimed at combating abuses aimed at contributing to the half trillion-dollar trade deficit. here is the key, martha, as it relates to china. white house officials say this is really all about fairness. and balancing the need for trade with an important global partner while also having a more balanced economic relationship. >> the field has not been a level field. jobs have been leaving our country, going to china and mexico and lots of other places. and you'll be seeing what's happening over the next few weeks. it should be very i

. >> eric: joining us now with more from washington, fox news correspondent kevin corke and from capitolnews chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel. we'll begin with you, a little bit of really rejoicing on the democratic side. >> no question about it. they've been sitting back and watc fractures on the republican side, and happy to see it fell apart, essentially, right before their very eyes. it was a very tense day here on capitol hill. statuary hall behind me had a lot of traffic going back and forth to the house floor, the leadership offices, trying to cut a deal. they needed 210 or 215 votes or so, one of the committee chairman involved in this effort said they got to about 200, and we were hearing they thought they were trending in the right direction, but we were also hearing that they thought the final few votes would be the hardest to get. and so >> paul ryan went up to the white house and said, we are falling short. the president called it quits. vice president mike pence kim met down here to capitol hill to meet with house conservatives to try to get a few more votes,

white house correspondent kevin cork begins our coverage. , you were there in the briefing room. i thought sean spicer, he answered as many questions as he could with actually knowing

kevin cork it that the white house, the president saying healthcare reform will get done and how?they are banking on continued reports of dwindling exchanges and the rising healthcare costs, that will force democrats to come through about reform, and they have to do something to save the affordable care act, obamacare will explode and peace together a healthcare plan for the people, do not worry, democrat leaders, nancy pelosi, dancing on the proverbial healthcare saying the effort to repeal and replace is over. they are searching for a long-term fixed. >> this is all fixable if we solve the problem and not beat each other up. >> before the democrats can get the job done it is important for the gop to get its act together. paul ryan admitting it was a big disappointment but ultimately they have to learn how to lead in control. the opposition party for quite some time and now that they are in control they have to build coalitions among their own party before they can reach out to work out a deal and push reforms with the other folks. >> reporter: the president yesterday was looking

kevin corke is live at the white house with the latest on what they administration's planning.he white house is now ready, at least for now to move on to health care? >> yanis answer eric is yes and no. yes they want to rebuild political momentum. you want to your wounds and keep moving talk about tax reform regulatory reform and other things to sort of take the sting away from what happened on friday but you can also make the argument that the answer is no they are clearly not ready to move on. after a look what the president made this morning. we were surprised to see him go back to the well on the topic of repeal and replace obamacare. he tweeted obamacare will explode and we will all get together and piece together a great health care plan for the people. do not worry and that do not worry line obviously aimed at some of his backers and supporters who are frankly wondering what the world happened on capitol hill on friday. clearly it's also a message that vice president mike pence took with him to the mountaineer state of west virginia as he met with small-business leaders.

kevin corke live in newport news, virginia. good morning to you. what's the message there today?bill, good morning to you. you're right. the white house says it's about two words, promises kept. you, of course, have talked about this at length. the president made no secret during the campaign he wanted to increase u.s. military expenditures and investment in our fleet and the back drop we'll be showing today as he makes a visit to newport news, virginia. the president has talked a great deal about what can we do to help the navy? that would certainly include a new class of super carriers, the gerald r. ford as you pointed out. elite ship joining the fleet in 2017. it is named after the 38th president who served in the navy in world war ii. the president telling a joint session of congress this week that he wants to boost by $54 billion u.s. military expenditures and expansion of the naval fleet to 350 vessels. that also by the way, bill, means plenty of jobs for this region and that's part of the priority we expect the president to lay out in his comments today. >> bill: no more

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kevin cork with the breaking budget details.ng to you. >> this is done in phases for the folks at home, you all know this but keep in mind this is discretionary spending, we get more granular detail in may relating to entitlements but let me tell you about the winners and losers and major cuts you will hear about today. we are talking the epa being cut by 31% by $2.6 billion, states down by $10.9 billion, major cuts in education spending in areas the white house finds duplicative. homeland security, law enforcement and defense, $54 billion was the president talked during the campaign, he said as much, the budget directors calling this a case of promises kept. >> in america first candidate, now america first budget spending more money to defend the country, to enforce the laws, secure the borders, take care of our vets and school choice and less money for things like foreign aid. that is what the president said he was going to do and what the budget is. >> winners and losers, cost cutters and the pentagon, losers, budget bloat ba

in house republicans are tweaking replacement plans for obamacare before a floor vote this week kevin corkeg to you. reporter: always great to talk to you president gop with lawmakers either to make their way pitch for health care reform over to k capitol hill the president that is will be joining lawmakers over there last night, a very interesting night to watch the president, and the bluegrass state of kentucky over in louisville again making the pitch that listen obamacare as it is currently constructed is simply not a workerable idea, and so he had a big rally last night the latest venue in the effort to repeal and replace obamacare i think interesting gop is still working on tweaks, to the bill let me share some of what we know 75 billion dollars in reserves, tax credits a big number we will talk more about that in a second. the states have choice on medicaid block grants pro -- a or for person funding caps optional medicaid work requirements for states buzz i think people talking about that quite sometime, also, the repeal of the obamacare taxes a year earlier than expected, and a cha

chris: kevin corke reporting from the white house, thanks for that. joining us now, president trump's chief of staff, reince priebus. reince, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> good morning, chris. chris: president trump reacted to the defeat of repeal and replace on friday by blaming democrats. here he is. >> we had no democrat support, we had no votes from the democrats. they weren't going to give us a single vote. chris: but, reince, the president never reached out to democrats, you never offered democrats a compromise, so how can you blame democrats for this? >> well, i mean, look, obamacare, as we know, is imploding, and it is exploding and every other adjective you can provide. it's going south. and it would be nice to get some democrats on board. but you're right, at the end of the day i believe that it's time for the party to start governing. and i think that's important. i also think though that democrats can come to the table as well. if you look at what the president said in the oval just after that comment, he said, you know, perhaps it