her challenger is kevin corke. they are both ready to go. ing off against someone who has not been defeated. who is remarkably cool under pressure. are you ready? u >> kevin: i'm ready. let's do it. >> katie: my harshest competition yet. my fiercest competition.. >> tucker: you know the rules. hands on the buzzers. i ask the question. the first one to buzz in gets to answer. you have to wait until i finish asking the question to do that. you can answer one i acknowledge by saying your name. each correct answer worth one point. if you get it wrong, you lose a point like the s.a.t. best of five wins. ready? >> kevin: let's do it. >> katie: ready. >> tucker: outstanding. question one. president trump says he is now looking beyond the marine corps and the air force to create a whole new branch of the military with a focus beyond this earth. what will the name of this group be? >> tucker: kevin corke,is ladies and gentlemen. >> kevin: space force. >> katie: good reflexing. >> tucker: you are very confident.oi is it space force? >> president trump:

kevin corke has more from quebec. kevin? >> kevin: you mentioned the word "reciprocity" and what the president wants is for the global partners to be equitable and treat us fairly when accessing their marketplaces. particularly if you consider how easy they are to access the american marketplace. the president is talking about this strongly. he talked about it at great length before leaving to come here to the g7 summit. now the president in particular wants to make sure that the global trading partners are simply treating us fairly. that is what he said he would like to get done while he is here. he made it abundantly clear that we are getting the short end of the stick with the trade deals so that is part of his mission at the g7. let me take you to twitter to show you an example of what the president calls clearly unfair trade. for example he said canada charges the u.s. a 270% tariff on dairy products. they didn't tell you that, did they? not fair to our farmers. so let me take you inside the numbers beyond that. people

kevin cork.: protests in quebec city, demonstrators making voices heard at the gathering of world leaders as multiple groups hit the streets for a variety of reasons. mike joins us from quebec city, hey, mike. >> we have a group of demonstrators that they have assembled like in summits past but we don't see overwhelming number of thousands demonstrators and nobody is busting out the town. the leaders out here are aware of what happened in quebec in 2001 after the big summit at that point. people really bust up the town and want to prevent from happening again. so the federal government invested $400 million, mostly in police, to secure the town. that's in addition to what the local police are doing. so you do have the kids out here with the black hoods and face mask ons but every time they mass up and quickly overwhelmed with police in riot gear. the only thing is pull couch to intersection and set it on fire and blocked some traffic. beyond that, you've had demonstration that is were declared il

kevin corke is live in quÉbec with highlights as the president gets ready to head off to singapore.good evening. >> reporter: closed events earlier but tonight all smiles for the all-important family photo. but just beneath the surface you can tell they're smiling for you and the cameras but a little bit of tension as negotiations got underway at the g-7. the president and french president macron forging new cooperation on trade and tariffs. >> we've had a good relationship. very special. the united states has had a big trade deficit. something will happen i think will be positive. >> i think we had open communication and on trade there is a critical part and we'll find agreements and have a win-win approach. sometimes we don't agree but we share common values. >> reporter: earlier in the evening the president spent time with his canadian counterpart, prime minister justin trudeau known as mcdreamy around these parts. the two men jokes about the trade senses between the long-time allies but also suggest suggested they're making progress. >> justin has agreed to cut all trade barrier

leland: kevin corke in canada, thank you. now joining us to discuss more on this and the effect here at home, congressman roger marshall representing kansas' first congressional district. 1st congressional district and first in america for agriculture and agricultural exports. the reciprocal tariffs as a result of the president's tariffs and trade policies hit your district particularly hard. how worried are your constituents? >> certainly trade and tariffs topping everybody's minds back home. agriculture is the tip of the spear when it comes to retaliation. we saw the price of sorgum and it's hitting us quickly. leland: what does that mean for a former -- farmer in your district. >> and already, the trade issues are creating more incertainty and driving the price of commodities down. we're walking into the harvest season for wheat. we still have wheat left from two years ago sitting on empty runways in the middle of nowhere in kansas so we can't ship anywhere, what are we going to do with this year's crop. leland: the presid

and corey gardner is on deck and we start with correspondent kevin corke. good morning. fair to say for the time being, the white house is trying more carrots than sticks in the negotiation this morning. >> reporter: good morning to you and not oath is that the perfect description i think that's how it's playing out on the international stage. keep in mind, you have the build-up and the rhetoric by both leaders and now some progress we can talk about. certainly that's pay a premium. so rather than more saber rattling the white house is offering to temporarily postpone large scale military exercises in a show of good faith as long as the north continues to reach bench marks for denuclearization. >> this should have been 10, 15, 20 years ago not now when they have an arsenal of weapons and chairman kim wants to resolve the problem because he knows i'm not playing around. he's not playing around. we have -- i want to say for a short-term relationship because it was hostile the rhetoric. rhetorically it was unbelievably hostile and now we have a very good relationship. we un

lou: thank you very much, kevin corke from the white house, and by the way, this, it's extraordinary what this president is doing on the 500th day of his administration. he is the only world leader fighting for balanced international trade relations. not the international monetary fund, the world bank, the bank of international settlements of the european union, no, none of them. just this populous president talking about balancing international capital flows and trade systems. amazing. guatemala's volcano erupted this weekend blasting boulders and ash, thousands of feet into the air that volcanickish stretching out over a 12-mile radius, more than 60 people have been killed more than 3,000 people have evacuated from their homes as rivers and lava are spreading from volcano fuego. lava has been flowing from hawaii's kilauea volcano for a month now, lava overrunning more than 100 homes on the big island thousands of people evacuated when lava fissures opened up following kilauea's eruption a month ago. coming up here next, the kremlin cozying up to north korea just a week away from th

kevin corke is live with more. this back and forth is escalating. >> yes, indeed. certainly is, harris. good afternoon to you. the president making it clear that he feels like the u.s. being treated incredibly unfairly when it comes to global trade deals. he's planning to do something about it right here at if g7. we're in quebec city. the meeting taking place in sageunay. the president talked about the trade imbalance and the way he feels like the u.s. has been treated when it comes to trade deals. the president looking for rest -- reciprocity. >> thank, kevin. now this. >> sad news about one of the beloved members. charles krauthammer, fox news contributing releasing a letter. charles writes "i've been silent these past 12 months. i thought that silence would come to an end. but i'm afraid i must tell you now that fate has decided on a different course for me. in august of last year, i underwent surgery to remove a c con -- cancerous tumor in my abdomen. it charged a cascade of problems that's been fighting with. it was a long and hard setback. i was overcoming e

correspondent kevin corke reports for us tonight. >> certainly, there are a lot of things in this report that not only worry those of us in the administration but should worry a lot of americans. >> reporter: even at the white house today offered its full throated support for the inspector general's report, it was a lawsuit from new york state that really got the white house's attention. >> of the current acting new york ag has stated that battling the white house is the most important job she has ever done. that sounds outrageously biased and certainly problematic. >> reporter: in it, state attorney general barbara underwood accuses the trump foundation of illegal conduct, including coordinating with the current presidential campaign in 2016. the suit aims to dissolve the trump foundation, a obtain restitution of $3 million and includes referral letters to both the irs and fec. the suit alleges the term foundation illegally provided extensive support to its 2016 presidential campaign, with under way to calling the charity of a little more than a checkbook for payments from mr. trump and

kevin corke, thank you. bring in republican congressman joe wilson who is among two dozen lawmakers who went to the white house last week to hear the president pitch on the immigration legislation. thank you for joining us, sir. where does this stand today? do you feel like republicans will get something done? >> well, melissa, i appreciate the president being so firm. we did meet with him last week. he has been consistent. that is that the border needs to be protected. i'm grateful he is coming to the home community tonight. airport high school where my wife was a teacher. we look forward to his message tonight to back up a great governor, mcmaster. >> melissa: what about the immigration bill? do you think it has a chance to get over the finish line? some suggested if you made it more simple if it was daca for the wall and tried to do things a piece at a time that it might have a better chance of passing. >> actually, i have great faith in the chairman mike mccaul and chairman goodlatte. they are making eve

kevin corke at the white house. so we'll have more on the letter. what about the insurances that kim jong-un gave here or relayed here? that might be different than negotiations his father entered with bill clinton and george w. bush and to say nothing what his grandfathers use to do. they said one thing and would do another. morgan ortega sweating out the details. but this is a remarkable event for china's number 2 to be meeting in the oval office for as long as he was and for the president of the united states to escort him out. something he normally doesn't do. what did you make of this? >> i feel like we're watching season 2 that we're bing watching season 2 of united states and north korea. i said on fox, this is like for foreign policy geeks like me, this is the best soap opera that we've seen. the people that are most surprised, neil, had to be the north koreans. you can imagine two years ago or even a year ago, they probably had no thought that a senior north korean official would be in the white house. now we're seeing a lot of criticism fr

a contentious debate likely to only get hotter at the g7 later this week. >> shannon: kevin corke at the white house. thank you, kevin. two of the top republicans looking into reports of an fbi informant in the presidential campaign of president trump appeared to be at odds tonight. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge explains. >> in a fox interview, republican chairman of house intelligence committee devin nunes responded to his colleague and fellow investigator trey gowdy who sai the fbi acted properly when at least one alleged confidential human source contacted the trump campaign aide. congressman gowdy, part of a classified briefing on may 24, emphasized president trump told the former fbi director that if anyone connected his campaign work with russia, the president for the fbi to investigate. newness at the comments do not indicate a split but seem to question his objectivity. >> you have to remember that mr. gowdy believes the presidt and t tget of the investigation, his campaign's. >> nun says he wants the fbi and justice department to release the record so th

kevin corke has more from the white house. >> choice, we have been looking for choice for a long timerans administration mission act will do. legislation signed wednesday expands access for veterans to va-funded care in the private sector. >> all during the campaign, i would go out and say, why can't they just go see a doctor instead of standing online for weeks and weeks and weeks? now they can go see a doctor. >> reporter: working out the details of exactly how the law will work is up to those who enforce regulations under the new law. but were 33,000 physicians unfilled at the va, the measure will also help hire more healthcare providers and allow vets to take control of their own care. >> if the va can't meet the needs of a veteran in a timely manner, that veteran will have the right to go right outside to a private doctor. >> reporter: the big change comes on the 74th anniversary of d-day in world war ii. the surprise attack was the largest invasion by air, land and sea in history. among the allied forces, more than 70,000 americans. >> they gave their hearts, their blood and the

if >> sandra: kevin corke at the white house, thank you. just past the noon hour and the quon ian the president pa himself? >> david: the fact is under the powers of the constitution, be a legal issue?off it would it yes. i think we're looking to close at this. let's pull back and look at what is the defining -- developing legal strategy when rudy giuliani was added to the team, the broader strategy is to be more aggressive to set the american people up with a narrative and to have that contention with mueller. i think we are going where way close. it makes no sense if y actually read it because it doesn't do what he says in the first part, doesn't render portions of the constitution mood, but it actually shows that the president's strategies work because the democrats are being pinned into a corner. how did they counter this legally? >> kennedy: i don't think this is what the founding fathers had in mind certainly when they were crafting the federalist papers at the president would have some f absolute authority to absolve himself almost c

class as correspondent kevin corke life from quebec. how are you, kevin?i'm doing good, always great to be with you. the gloves are off. that appears to be the best way to describe the move just hours ahead of the official beginning of the g7 summit, about 90 minutes from where quebec city is. i would say this because the president on twitter espousing charging that he has been unfair to longtime allies by looking for more tariffs, in his effort to rebalance u.s. trade with our global trading partners. let me take you to twitter, he is not mincing words. let me just put it that way. the president saying the following: "prime minister trudeau is being so indignant bringing up the relationship of the u.s. and canada have had over the many years, and all sorts of other things, but he doesn't bring up the fact that they charge us up to 300% on dairy, hurting our farmers, killing our agriculture." please tell prime engines are and president macron that they are charging the u.s. massive tariffs to create nonmonetary barriers. the e.u. trade surplus and the u.s.

tonight correspondent kevin corke at the white house on the short-term consequences of president trump's trade policy. >> reporter: and announcing the company which of the production of some of its motorcycles to the european union to avoid new tariffs, harley davidson slammed the brakes on a key white house narrative. that protectionism by way of tariffs saves american jobs. the move comes after the trump administration hit the e.u. with tariffs of 25% on steel and 10% on aluminum. in retaliation, the e.u. began charging import duties on a range of u.s. products including motorcycles and in harley's case, that meant raising of a tariff on imported harleys. the company suggested this wasn't an unintended consequence of an aggressive trade policy by the white house, calling its decision the only sustainable option to make its motorcycles accessible to customers in the e.u. but white house officials placed blame for the tariff disputes squarely at the feet of the e.u. >> think european union is trying to punish u.s. workers because they have engaged repeatedly in unfair trade practices, an

. >> harris: white house correspondent kevin corke has more from the north lawn, and already information as we know is leaking. >> reporter: no surprise there, harris. anytime you have a circumstance like that, we expect it in little bits and pieces and the conclusion will dribble out between now and to say, 2:00, which is when we expect the report will make its way out there. maybe 3:00, we are still battling back and forth between sources about that. but i can tell you the deputy attorney general did arrive here a little more than an hour ago, and given his presence and so many of the president's senior cadre, he will get a full accounting of the findings of that ig report. white house officials are remaining tight-lipped at this hour about what's happening as we speak, we can tell you there will be a press briefing today at 2:30 p.m. and we will bring you the details live right here on the fox news channel. you mentioned of the ig report. michael horowitz is of course handling this and if there are some members on capitol hill that want to make sure that what comes out ultimately in t

and kevin corke, what's the latest on the president's executive order. >> for the president this is simply a temporary fix because there is -- i have to tell you, they have a firm commitment to securing the border and to making sure that they put an end to mass unlawful migration to this country. the president on twitter once again talking about it this morning. let me share a bit of what he had to say. he has been fairly active this morning on twitter, i can tell you that as well. he said this, the border has been a big mess and a problem for many years. at some point schumer and pelosi who are weak on crime and border security will be forced to do a real deal. so easy. it solves the long-time problem. he added this. schumer used to want border security. now he will take crime. what's happening here is the president is arguing that thousands are claiming they're seeking asylum when they come to our borders to try to get a back doorway into our country to stay here. he says it puts americans at risk and made that point last night in minnesota at a campaign rally and took aim at the media.

kevin corke is our guy at the white house covering all of the news as it develops this hour. latest, kevin? >> harrisays good to be with you. secretary of state mike pompeo saying that the u.s. is hoping for "major disarmament" of north korea's nuclear arsenal before the end of president trump's first term in office. he also added as you just pointed out a moment ago that the u.s. will resume military operations, those exercises with south korea if the talks stall. mike pompeo making those comments as he was our allies in seoul on the heels of the talks in singapore. president on twitter added this the world has taken a big step back from potential nuclear catastrophe. no more rocket launches, research. the hostages are back home with their families. thank you to chairman kim. our day together was historic. here's part his conversation with our bret baier. >> is the military drawing down in south korea? you kind of hinted at that and is there going to be this kind of tit-for-tat? >> no. it's not drawing down at all. in fact, honestly never discussed. i'm sure he would like tha

we're all over it all of this with kevin corke in quebec city where all of this is going down and rickup. we begin with kevin. kevin, what does it look like in there. >> neil, very interesting. i'm glad you mentioned that becae

correspondent kevin corke has more on that from the white house. >> germany is paying 1% of a much smaller. we are paying close to 4% of a much larger gdp, so i think we should pay the same as germany. >> to the denizens of the palmetto state it was music to the ears. president trump talking tough about nato, calling out germany for what he says is its lack of financial commitment to the alliance and suggesting now maybe the time for the u.s. to pull the purse strings. >> it's all wonderful and we like to help out, but it helps them. they are in europe. >> the president's critique that members aren't doing enough to fund their own security is not new. he slammed the alliance on twitter, warning that change is coming, a message sharply delivered to nato defense ministers in brussels and received loud and clear of the white house. >> more and more allies are at 2% of gdp for defense. but they also agree that we have to do more. >> nato h 29 member states but only eight countries, including the u.s., spend the agreed to 2% on nato. the 3.5% of its gdp, the u.s. accounts for 22% of nato's tota

kevin corke reporting from the white house. thanks for that.e now for an exclusive interview, president trump's top white house economic advisor larry kudlow. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> larry: thank you, chris. >> chris: let's start with the singapore summit because president trump, it seems to me, has dramatically softened what it is he is expecting and demanding from his first meeting with him. here is what national security advisor john bolton said just after the summit was announced and yours president trump this week. take a look. >> will president trump that kim give up, ship out, all of his nuclear weapons, all of his nuclear fuel, all of his ballistic missiles before the u.s. makes any concessions? >> i think that's what denuclearization means. >> we are going to start a process and i told him today take your time, we can go fast, we can go slow. >> chris: now the president is talking about a process of negotiation, not what john bolton was talking about, which was unilateral immediate disarmament. >> larry: i think at the en

white house correspondent kevin corke now from the north lawn. we have heard a lot of developments from the president of the united states. let's tick down a couple of those developments as we move forward with breaking news. >> good afternoon, my friend. this was the most, i think, declarative statement the president has made on this topic to date. an open invitation to democrats to come here, harris, to work on something. because s clear to not just you and to me and to the viewers. but anyone who has looked at this even from afar. you have to acknowledge what we have now ask not working not just for the people who want to come here. it's not working for the american people. the president making that clear. i should also add this, harris. in addition to the cabinet meeting, which y'all played out which was super instructive for the viewers, he is now meeting with the nation's governors and again talking about immigration, harris. >> harris: well, you know, one of the things that we heard from the president though that is making so much news fle

if that encompasses both. >> bret: kevin corke live on the north lawn. thank you.next, what to expect from the inspector general's report on the hillary clinton email investigation out tomorrow. story some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering. authorities find more than 50 undocumented immigrants in a tractor-trailer, personnel from several agencies were called to a neighborhood across from san antonio's airport last night. five people were transported to a hospital for injuries they sustained while trying to run out of that truck. fox 31 in denver as a wild fire erupts in an area of colorado known for its ski resorts. officials ordered evacuation of more than 1300 there. it's the latest in a series of blazes that have ignited in the grout-stricken west. and this is a live look at the twin cities from our affiliate fox 9. one of the big stories there tonight, you may have seen this. a raccoon causing quite a stir on socia media scaling and office building in st. paul. it reached up to 23 stories befo stopping to groom itself and apparently take a n

correspondent kevin corke has that part of the story tonight from the white house. vening, kevin. >> good evening, john. the president directing federal agencies to begin the process of reunifying those parents and children that were separated at the border after their parents brought them here illegally, support of that executive order you talked about yesterday signed by the president that continues to draw heavy criticism from democrats. >> it's a whole big con job. in the meantime, people are suffering because of the democrats. >> president trump apparently was in a fighting mood today. ready to fight democrats on capitol hill and fight the perception that his administration alone is responsible for creating the crisis at the border. >> this has been going on for 50 years, 60 years, 70 years. but it's gotten worse over the last 20. because laws have been so complex and so ridiculous. we really don't have a law. we have laws that don't allow you to do what you are supposed to be doing like aggressively stopping the flow of illegal migration flowing into the countr

we begin at the white house with kevin cork. kevin, welcome back to the program, if you were listening there. what are we to make of the news the past 30 minutes? >> kevin: quite extraordinary. this is an administration i've covered and i've never seen a president come out to the north lawn and sort of hold court, if you will. bill, i was looking to my right, because as you predicted, at the conclusion of our president, our steve dusey decided to stop and there's a scrum of network cameras, and president is once again holding court. if we get more news to pass along, i will report it to you. the i.g. report is the big story at the white house, that and china tariffs. more on that in a moment. the president makes clear, bill, his sentiments about the i.g. report yesterday. >> states that the republican hasn't would you know in many decades, many years. she didn't do a good job, and you never gave me credit for doing a great job. >> mr. president, there was a fox news report this week that the deputy attorney general, rod rosenstei

kevin corke with more. >> an economic miracle, neil. that's how the president described what happened with those fay news now tax cuts. keep this in mind. he would like to see more where that came from if they can somehow manage a proposed second round of tax cuts again. maybe inching ever closer to 20%. let's talk about what happened here today. very important day for the president. clearly that's looking ahead as we talk about what may happen. today with a chance to look back at what many are crediting for a roaring economy. >> it's my great honor to celebrate six months of new jobs, bigger paychecks and keeping more of your hard earned money where it belongs, in your pocket. >> and that's the idea. keeping the mind in your pocket. you know what to do with your money better than the government knows what to do with your money. that's the idea. the white house facing another big battle as the president is looking to solidify support for his supreme court nominee. he talked about that with maria bartiromo. >> are you going to ask your n

sandra, back to you. >> sandra: thank you, kevin corke.what a next wild few days. >> bill: and the other bit of news the president shared is the first lady had a four-hour operation and will not be able to fly for a period of one month. her month is still being given close consideration. >> sandra: we'll see what comes from the g-7 summit with controversy with our key allies. >> bill: secretary pompeo was in the white house yesterday saying the president's well aware of what's at stake tuesday. >> president trump is hopeful but also going in the summit with his eyes wide open. we have seen how inadequate agreements have been struck in the past and he will not stand for a bad deal. >> bill: can they get a good deal? can they get an agreement? lee zeldin is up next from the hill. >> sandra: as the u.s. grapples with a surge of arrests at the border a new controversial plan for housing some of those detainees. acting commissioner of customs and border patrol ron batelo. >> bill: and there's three dozen names for possible pardons including muh

this country made promises before and has broken them. >> bill: kevin corke joins us from the white house, there. >> kevin: good morning. >> bill: west wing is a little more crowded today. what is the white house saying about the heavy skepticism on some on capitol hill about what went down? >> kevin: frankly, bill, they expected it. they anticipate they will get more but they are did fast in the -- steadfast in the belief that the meeting was the beginning of historic change. the president went to twitter to talk about what he believes is happening. before taking office people assumed we were going to war with north korea. president obama said north korea was the biggest and most dangerous problem. no longer. sleep well tonight. that was several hours ago. before the arrival to joint base andrews this morning the president told fox news the north is taking steps in the right direction and so are we. >> president trump: we made a lot of progress. tremendous amount of progress. one thing i'm happy about, we are not playing war games anymore. do you know how expensive that is? bringing bomb

kevin corke is live in quebec. kevin? >> good afternoon, guys. good morning, rather. a late part of the morning for you here. the president is saying simply, change will happen. one way or the other. because from his perspective, historically speaking, the u.s. marketplace has been open to the global trading partners. the u.s. and u.s. companies have faced significant barriers and faced very steep tariffs to get into the marketplace. the president is talking about that as he makes his way to quebec for the g-7. he landed not long ago. looking forward to having the opportunity to take his case to our global trading partners. let's get to twitter. the president says why isn't the european union and canada informing the public for years they have used massive trade tariffs against the u.s.? he adds totally unfair to our farmers. take down your tariffs and barriers and we will more than match you. the key issue for the president is reciprocity. can the u.s. get the same access to the markets of our global trading partners that we give them? >> we're going to do very well.

fox news white house correspondent kevin corke has the latest for us. >> these tariffs, they're purelyefensive in nature, they're designed basically to bring these ind back to life and guesshat from day one those tariffs were announced they're lurking. >> lurking say white house officials to restore american commerce and enhance u.s. national security. indeed the president's twitter feed has consistently had the unfairness of the tariffs adding by the time i finish trade talks , that will change. massive trade deficits no longer the united states has the world 's lgest trade deficit. its been that way since 1975. with an $811.2 billion gap in 2017 alone, nearly half of that, 375 billion, thanks to china. but from the united kingdom to beijing from ottawa to mexico city the tough talk on tariffs is sparking fears that a global trade war is imminent. today, british prime minister theresa may told president in a phone call that u.s. tariffs on eu steel were unjustified and deeply disappointing. mexico filed a complaint against the u.s. with the world trade organization. china warned that

kennedy: kevin corke didn't stand up and call him a poopy head.waited his turn and gave it top thought. is decorum dead? >> completely gone in was a level of politeness, even those who disagreed with obama. you had to tone it down and be respectful. that's what the white house deserves. it's what that podium deserves. and it's not what karah gets. -- what sarah gets. she is one of the most of admired women. kennedy: we are out of time. love you both. thank you, michael. appreciate it. find the remote yet? nah. honey look, your old portable cd player. my high school rethainer. oh don't... it's early 90s sitcom star dave coulier... cut...it...out! [laughing] what year is it? as long as stuff gets lost in the couch, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. hi.i just wanted to tell you thdependability award for its midsize car-the chevy malibu. i forgot. chevy also won a j.d. power dependability award for its light-duty truck the chevy silverado. oh, and since the chevy equinox

kevin cork has more on the future of space exploration. >> my administration is reclaiming america'sorld's greatest spacefaring nation. >> making space easier to navigate is the focus of a high-profile meeting at the white house, donald trump addressing the national space council telling lawmakers, nasa officials and astronauts the exploration is not just about science but a national security priority as well. >> immediately begin the process necessary to establish a space force as the sixth branch. we are going to have the air force and we are going to have the space force, separate but equal. rob: at the meeting the president signing a document called space policy directives 3 which sets rules to manage traffic up there including preventing the debris, metallizing satellite maneuvers and providing more accessibility for launch windows. >> we are modernizing out of date space regulations. they are way out of date. they haven't been changed in many years. >> reporter: it is praised by industry leaders many of whom are members of the user advisory group that provides faster access to

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. >> kevin corke is live with the latest. kevin? >> kimberly, good to be with you on "outnumbered." an extraordinary morning at the white house as the president answers questions for the better part of an hour if you want to add up the time that he spent with steve doocy on "fox and friends" and the unprompted gaggle here on the driveway this morning. quite extraordinary. the president having the wide-ranging conversation with members of the press corps and others that are here frequently. north korea, immigration, the economy, china and of course the recently released i.g. report among the topics discussed. on the report which as you pointed out found misconduct and instances of bias but not widespread bias in the bureau, the president seemed to take particular interest in its assessment of the former director of the fbi, james comey. the i.g. said he was insubordinate and violated bureau rules during the clinton e-mail probe. asked whether or not he thought comey should be in prison for his conduct, the president demured a bit. he said he should be criticized roundly. >> i think t

kevin corke live at the white house this hour. how soon before we hear from the president weighing in on the shooting in maryland? >> we do know the president will be addressing the nation on the six-month anniversary of his tax cuts and jobs act. that will be happening in the east room a little after 12:00 today. around 12:15. we believe and have been assured by our sources at the white house that the president will, in fact, address the deadly shooting in maryland. let me share for the folks at home what the president had to say in the hours after the deadly shooting which claimed the lives of five journalists. prior to departing wisconsin i was briefed on the shooting. the most important part of this tweet. thank you to all the first responders who are currently on the scene. as i mentioned, that shooting claiming the lives of five journalists, not to shock and shake the community but clearly that impact can be felt right here at the white house. >> horrible tragedy. what we're trying to -- us being all of america, is piece tog

first to kevin corke who is live at the white house. kevin? >> good to be with you. right no the plan is to extend and olive to the democrats. come here, work with us. we're prepared to collaborate with you, willing to compromise even if that's what it takes to get something done on immigration that will benefit the american people. >> we can have a lot of people come into our country through the merit system. congress has to get together, get their act together. democrats and republicans. they have to come up with a solution. i have ideas, they have ideas. we can put them together very easily. >> perhaps they could. the problem here, trace, is there's a sense on capitol hill and in particular this is a white house that has routed democrats on a number of issues. so they're not inclined to say work with a white house that has rolled over them on a number of issues. they say turn abt is fair play. >> trace: the president called out democrats today but also called out mexico again. >> yeah, this is sort of what we expect the president to do, which is to say mexico coul

let's go to kevin cork in fargo. they were fired up. >> reporter: you better believe it, 6000 people packing the arena in fargo and another 6000 turned away, incredible to see this long line of red hats in fargo. no surprise a long and raucous address, 71 minute speech imploring them to support kevin kramer and he slammed so-called liberal sen. heidi heitkamp, the president mentioned the biggest news, the repenting retirement of justice anthony kennedy after 30 years on the bench. >> justice anthony kennedy, a very special guy just announced a little while ago his retirement from the united states supreme court. great man. and i am very honored that he chose to do it during my term in office because he felt confident in me to make the right choice and carry on his great legacy. >> this all happened on a night the president through plenty of political punches that may be he saved his hardest hit for new york congressman joe crowley who you probably heard was upset last night in his primary by democrat socialist alexan

here's kevin cork. >> my administration is reclaiming america's heritage as the world's greatest spaceing s safer and easier to navigate the focuh of aigh profile meeting at the white house today. president trump addssing his national space counc telling lawmakers nasa officials and astronauts that exploration isn't just about science, it's a nati security priority as well. >> immediately begin the process necessary to establish a space we're going to have the air force and we're going to have the space force. separate but equal. >> reporter: the signing a new document called space policy directive whthree. h sets the rules to man traffic up there including miventing new debris,ngel me flex ability for launch windows >> we're modernizing out of de space regulations they're way out of date. haven't been changed in many years. >> reporr: the policy is being praised b industryleaders, many are memrs of the space council's user advory group. they say it provides faster access to space traff m making it easier for commercial space flight cpanies to g off the ground. >> we don't want gaps in

kevin corke at the white house. hey, kevin.eporter: good afternoon, trish. $70 billion, that is how much china is saying they will buy in stave off possible trump to administration tariffs. this is fairly simple equation here for the chinese. we give you a little bit, taking a little bit off the top of that massive trade deficit. maybe you give us a break. right now they're offering to purchase nearly $70 billion from soybeans, corn, natural gas, crude oil, coal. among other, agricultural, energy products. you may know this. i'm sure viewers certainly do. negotiators from china making that offer to the u.s. team, head by commerce secretary wilbur ross. the president as you know is pressing china to cut that $375 billion merchandise trade deficit, wants it cut by $200 billion, chinese officials argue this goes a long way to meeting that target. a concerned about the possible retaliation if tariffs go through. understand, this, the chinese need our economy, a little bit more than their economy. why do we say that? as we look insi

let's go to kevin corke with more. , kevin. >> yes, the deputy attorney general was here at the wait house, taking part in the briefing for the president. remember for them, neil, this is about clarity. what did the fbi and largely the doj know and do during the clinton e-mail investigation and they want to know what role politics may have made and some of the decisions thereafter. i asked sarah sanders about that recently-released i.t. report during the briefing. here's what she told me. >> the president was briefed on the i.g. report earlier today. it re-affirms the president's suspicions about comey's conduct and the political bias among some of the members of the fbi. director wray will be holding a press conference this afternoon and we could encourage you to tune in. >> that is coming up around 5:30 this afternoon. also today, neil, very interesting, the new york state attorney general hit the trump foundation with a lawsuit looking for nearly $3 million in fines and damages alleging illegal conduct by the foundat

from the white house, kevin cork, ktvu fox 2 ws >>> remember the golden state warriors were recently involved in a similar situation where president trump withdrew the invitation the white house won the nba championship last year. the president disinvited the warriors start steph curry that said he did not wato lebrate th with the president. >>> president trump be accused of falsely blaming democrats for parents being separated from the children after illegally crossing into the us- mexico border. "separating families at the border is the fault of bad legislation passed by the democrats." according to the associated press fact check there's no law mandating that parents be separated from the children at the border. it is not a policy democrats have pushed or can change alone as the minority in congress. the children are being separated from nts at the border at an accelerated rate due to the new zero tolerance policy implemented by the trump administration. according to the u.s. border officials, and that twweeks in over six and 50 children were separated from the parents atthe borde

>>chris: kevin cork reporting from the white house.ining me now for an exclusive interview, president trump's top white house economic advisor, larry kudlow. welcome back to "fox news sunday". >> thank you. >>chris: let's start with the singapore summit because president trump has pneumatically softened what it is he is expecting and demanding from his first meeting with kim. here is what national security adviser john bolton said just after the summit was announcing here is president trump this week. take a look. >> will president trump insist that kim shipped out all of his nuclear weapons, all of his nuclear fuel, all of his ballistic missiles before the u.s. makes any concessions? >> i think that's what denuclearization means. >> we will start a process and i told themto take your time. we can go fast or slowly be. >>chris: now the president is talking about a process of negoti not what john bolton was talking about which was unilateral, immediately disarmament. >> i think at the end of the process, that's the goal. unilateral disa

. >> bret: kevin corke live on the north lawn. we have news from a fall out in the release of that inspector general report. he was catherine herridge. >> at least two campaign aides have pleaded guilty to the violation of u.s. 182001. the report about fbi personnel dismissed the idea that anyone would be prosecuted for misleading investigators. in an effect on mike unidentified agent we rolled hillary clinton aid about access to security at the clinton home known as a skiff which is proven to be off clearance. agent one, awesome. lied to his blanket off. went from never alone looking at the skiff at rest, to removing the trash twice come to troubleshot the fax with hrc a couple times, to come every time there was a secure fax, i did with hrc. ridiculous. it would be funny if he was the only guy charged in this deal. even if he said the truth and didn't have clearance when handling the secure fax, no one will do blank. the inspector general takes this insertion. >> the fact is that nothing that i sent or received was marked classi

white house correspondent kevin corke is live in quebec city, a place i really love. kevin, some changes in today's schedule. the president did not meet with french president emmanuel macron. this comes after some frosty words from the french president who suggest suggested the g-7 could be a g-6 without the united states. tell us more about that. >> yes. very interesting. to be candid, the president was a little bit late, dana. the meeting sort of pushed back. it could happen later this afternoon. in fact, that's what we suspect. some people saying he kind of stood him up on purpose. maybe, maybe not. but the fight is real. you have to understand that the president is really just trying to get our other chief seven partners to level the playing field when it comes to trade and tariffs. as you mentioned emmanuel macron doesn't want to make things fairer. he is, in fact, threatening the group could move on without the u.s. let me take to you twitter just a brief bit about what he had to say about that idea yesterday. he said this: the american president may not mind bei

kevin corke with more on the russia probe. reporter: good to be with you.e white house press briefing set to begin within the hour. we'll have latest once it begins. we suspect we will hear from sarah sanders more about the letter that the president's lawyer sent to the office of special counsel, not only asserting he could pardon himself if he chose but end the russ entirely. this is something you and i talked about at great length. this is the letter obtained by fox news. this missive i must say was legally comprome might argue a little strategically bellicose. there was page after page, trish laying out parameters for any possible discussion with mueller in the future, should the president's legal team allow it. tell you what the president offered on twitter. the appointment of the special counsel is totally unconstitutional. despite that, we play the game, i, unlike the democrats have done nothing wrong. the ferocity of the pushback and president of his lawyers really undergirds this argument since bringing on rudy giuliani there has been much more aggr