nice to talk to you, kirsten. from my view, the alton sterling incident was completely different from what the other gentleman spoke about. support writing seems for policecampaign after the fact, and i was kind of alarm that an ferguson, missouri, the police supporting did not come out until after the fact -- 11 days after the fact. like it is poor, lower income areas that get horrible justice in our community, whether it is public municipal services, our judicial system, how it treats people of lower income, and is specifically hurts people, black people far worse than white people, and i have seen it, nearly my whole life. it seems to me also the kind of people that are attracted to security positions -- bar bouncer, police officer, so on and so forth -- are people with abusive personalities to begin with. there is not nearly enough policing of the police itself. we need independent sources to police the police on behalf of of referee kind these encounters. i hope kirsten can make some commentary at about that.

go ahead, kirsten. >> honestly, i don't know where to start. first, i want to start with the fact that i don't think it's appropriate to be demeaning this woman. while i don't think it's a choice i would make for a career, she is still a person who deserves respect and you don't have any problem with donald trump who used to hang out at the playboy mansion and those kind of things. so if you don't have disdain for him, then you shouldn't have disddi disdain for her. as to the point of people already knew about this, as don has pointed out, people actually didn't know about it. i'll say, i don't care if he had an affair. i didn't care when bill clinton had an affair. the difference is the people who voted for donald trump do care when democrats do it. they don't care when republicans do it. >> and vice versa. >> actually, no, i don't even know that that many democrats care about him having an affair. i think using hush money is another story. that sort of adds another layer to it. and -- >> michael, let her finish. >> let me just finish -- >> st

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how do you read this, kirsten? >> well, i think he -- look, he should be unhappy with it because it doesn't represent his priorities. but you have to ask how did that happen because he had his staff working with people in congress. and, again, the republicans as we talk about all the time do control congress. so he's the head of the republican party theoretically. so the things that he's upset about are he didn't get the funding for the wall. that's because he wouldn't strike a deal with the democrats. the democrats were willing to give him the funding he wanted if they -- he came back and asked for a whole bunch of things the democrats couldn't give him. he didn't get funding cut off to sanctuary cities, which has been a major priority of his as well. they in fact increased funding on a lot of programs he wanted to see cut. so here we have the man who told us he is the best deal maker there is. he's going to come and strike deals, and he has this horrible deal that doesn't represent his priorities. of course he wa

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i want to hear his point, kirsten. go ahead. go ahead. >> my point? >> yeah. >> look, i don't have any idea what went on. my only point, i mean, really, a porn star? you know, who knows what donald trump did ten years ago, but, look, wasn't this litigated during the campaign when all these women came forward and, you know, people knew about this when they voted for donald trump -- >> no, we didn't learn about it, michael, because of the hush money. he paid her to be quiet. so nobody knew about it until now. >> i think people knew that, you know, trump had had some women. and you know, gee, who would have ever thought that we had a president that had sex out of marriage. certainly non -- not bill clinton or john f. kennedy. >> with a woman who has sex on camera for money? i mean -- >> i don't know what to say about it. >> that's the facts. you know, i'm not shaming her, that's what she does and does it proudly and good for her. but that's your only response, is that this has been litigated? it wasn't. we didn't know about it. nobody did. >> my point is

debut tonight, also kirsten powers, maria cardona, alice stewart, elizabeth holtzman. manu, it does bear repeating both the post and the times do not have the details of what words were uttered allegedly by john dowd. he denies there was any kind of offer or quid pro quo or even discussion about pardons. >> that's very true. the words are significant, but what we do know with this president is that he makes decisions off the cuff with his gut, and he may suddenly decide to move forward with the pardon process. remember, typically when you go through the pardon process, there's some sort of justice department review. the justice department goes through this, and this is a very serious matter that happens throughout the government. but when you look what he did with the last pardon, joe arpaio, there was no real justice department review. it was the president's ultimate decision to move forward here. presumably if john dowd did move forward with this, there was some decision by the president

i want to bring in our panel, kirsten powers, james schultz, tara setmayer, and steve cortez. does it make sense to you, kirsten, that there may be this many changes of staff and cabinet level? there is always turnover, particularly after the first year, but this is obviously -- >> this is a lot more than i think is -- i don't want to say normal, but common. this is not normally what you would see, and i think that it is chaotic and disruptive. at the same time, the president should have the people around him that he wants, and i think that -- you know, i've said before that i think with rex tillerson, i probably would have fired him long before donald trump did. i didn't see that to be a particularly rash thing for him to do. he wasn't that popular at the state department. you know, trump didn't particularly like him. he was reportedly disrespectful to trump. these are all sort of fireable offenses. he may have even given him an opportunity to resign. he certainly was sending him the message. he could have resigned. i think some of the other turnovers are, you know, a little

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joining me, kirsten and katie. gabby, there is a lot of the progress and more to go.aking 82% of what a man makes. there are a lot of contributing factors to that. that number is up. >> women have benefited from the policies of this administration and in general from what's happening in our society. there are a lot of positive aspects of the #metoo and timesup movement. we'll at least have one female candidate which is an historic number. you have a handful of republican female candidates running as well. and some of them want to be the representative of a voice we don't see in congress. one out of every five members of congress is a woman. this obviously a lot of progress that needs to be made. but we shouldn't ignore what has been done already. >> when you seat media reports of this. every time there is a magazine cover, it's always progressive and liberal women. they don't get credit for anything that's been achieved. and that's troublesome to me. >> gabby is completely correct in her assessment of all of this. liberal magazines and:news stations and outlets will w

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official reaction to this but behind the scenes of course there is disney because of course what kirsten said is completely right you never knew exactly where you were et if rex tillerson was at your scene from the european standpoint because of course then don trumbo would come and throw over the apple cart however he was still regarded as somebody who would sort of at least to relay the thoughts and considerations of problems of the european union to washington and sort of into the system he was just somebody that that if he didn't click was doesn't trump it could still click with the european foreign ministers and heads of state in government and so if that position is completely gone what the e.u. sees is a hardening off the stands in washington tour and see foreign policy that would be somehow multilateral that would be somehow inclusive in somehow consider the other standpoints and views and so for brussels this means that there might be tough times a hard head because if the relations really hardening then the future the immediate future doesn't really look very good because we ha

kirsten. she really make people in law enforcement look really bad, ok, and i am not disagreeing with her and saying that you do have one or two that apples in the bunch, but the majority of the law enforcement community -- we do have ultimate respect for human life. we have respect for the property , and we are there to protect and serve. i have been in law enforcement and wer 40 years, ok, have done everything humanly possible to make sure that we , so our communities safe to try to depict one or two instances in different situations -- if you have not the streets, you really would be surprised at how human beings respond and communicate to people in general. filesen someone calls and a complaint and says a person is doing this, that, and the other, the expectations are that the police officers respond according to what the communities have set. -- said. i think she needs to reevaluate how she is presenting herself as far as saying that this is a common thing nationwide. it may be in certain

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and kirsten powers and phil mudd.ssage does it send that he is creating a whole new narrative. >> it doesn't add up at all and david just in the previous segment outlined what he was told. so he wasn't told about physical abuse unless he believes dragging your wife naked out of the shower isn't physical abuse. so it doesn't make sense. having exemplary character and didn't revoke that, he has now said we didn't cover ourselves in glory and raises questions about once all the information was out, why were you still standing by him and they were. and that is something that we have to remember without having to go into the inner workings of the white house, we know what was publicly made, i mean, made public and we know how they reacted to that information. and it took them a long time to come around and ultimately it was because a picture came out and they acted oh, well now, we think something happened. when the daily mail published it was clear that serious allegations were going on. >> and phil, just as a background

but the larger theory is what michael said, is what kirsten said and rick said and dana to a certain point. trump voters don't care about this. i mean the make america horny tour started in god's country known as greenville, south carolina. rick won greenville, south carolina. it is the christian moral compass of the state and of the country. they don't care about this. you know, the most amazing thing about this is that the headline tonight is that porn star sleeps with president of the united states, but the republican party -- the only republican who has spoken out forcefully, the irony of this situation, is somebody i voted against in the general assembly to impeach him for going on the appalachian trail, and that's mark sanford. that is where the republican party is. they no longer have the high ground on any issues that come along with moral fortitude, with believing in a moral compass. the republican party doesn't have that anymore. >> i think that's important point because if you remember with the access hollywood tape, the tipping woint was really when republicans, both publ

ryan lizza, kirsten powers, rob astorino, alice stewart and frank bruni. frank, you wrote about this, about president trump's silence. you said it was, quote, a glaring and fascinating omission. what do you think is behind it? >> you know, i think we've also assumed the people he's tweeting the most about are the one who's are rattling him the most. i think it may be the case when he's not saying anything about someone, that's when he's really rattled. i think there are many possible explanations but one of the ones i wonder about is when you have someone like stormy daniels coming out. she's striking -- what she could or couldn't say is striking one of the pillars of the president's vanity. he has spent many years of building the persona of the irresistible lady's man. he used to brag about it on howard stern. we had a debate where he assured us everything below the belt was just fine. he knows that someone like stormy daniels is going to talk about various facets of their actual encounter. she found it pathetic she was pointing to himself on a magazine c

kirsten, this is a president who can't help but punch back when he feels like he is under attack.hese stories. what do you make of that? >> i think probably he's trying not to draw attention to them. he punches back when he wants to draw attention to something. there is no reason for him to be drawing attention to these. and i think kate is right, people care about this story like they're interested in it, but i think that's different than are they going to vote on it. to a certain extent, people care that bill clinton had a long affair with gennifer flowers. it's more of a curiosity. i just don't think it comes into play that much when it comes to elections. i also think there's something strange about what she's doing. she said she didn't want the story to come out, and now she's saying i want to tell my story, but we already know your story. what do you mean, you need to tell us all the sordid details? >> i wonder if her story in any way impacts stormy daniels' story. one detail she shared was during this golf trip in tahoe, which is when stormy daniels had her encounter with h

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kirsten? >> no, i actually don't. i think precisely of what we just saw.e going to decide that they don't think that it happened as we saw what happened with the "access hollywood" tape, or they're going to just say they don't care, that it doesn't matter. that, you know, it's between him and his wife. i think the people who support him are determined to just not say bad things about him. i think what was interesting about listening to those women is of course we know what they would have said about bill clinton, and they're hypocrites and all that. but also they don't seem to be familiar with donald trump because they're so disgusted with, you know, oh, i'm so sure a porn star. it's like he hung out at the playboy club all the time. this is kind of who donald trump is. so if there's so disapproving of that kind of behavior, then they're actually disapproving of him. and i think what i took away from the stormy daniels interview, which was very different, i think, from the other interview that you did, is i think she was kind of a victim. he was a predator

now i want to bring in political analyst ryan and kirsten and matt louis. good evening to all of you. there is so much to cover, ivanka trump, mcmaster and on and on. just now we heard about this nra meeting. kirsten, i'm curious to know what you think about the nra saying they met with the president tonight, they want -- they're very strong about the second amendment. they don't want gun control. and the president confirming that he met with them not only tonight, but also on sunday as well. >> well, i think, look, he's definitely got himself into trouble making this comment about basically taking away people's guns, people who are mentally ill without using due process. that was something i think was quite jarring to people who are supporters of gun rights. and frankly i would say to most people. this is not the kind of thing you hear people saying. and it doesn't really help the cause of gun control because this is sort of people's worst fear that people's guns would be taken away with no process. trump has had to walk this back and do a lot of reassuran

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cost racked up by lawmakers year after year will continue to be paid for by taxpayer dollars senator kirsten gillibrand who prove who spearheaded measures to reform capitol hill's workplace misconduct system was livid telling the media that killing these reforms begs the question who are they trying to protect i can't think of any legitimate reason to remove this language other than to protect members of congress over tax payers and congressional employees. pro-war pro sexual harassment this is united states of american car race now let's start watching the hawks. what. it looks like. it's like. the bottom. like you that i got. this. week so. well for the watch of the hawks i'm tired robot and on top of the list congress is once again not shocked me in the least bit but their inability to do simplest simplest of things to make humanity a slightly better place yeah it's funny how they just can't quite get over that hill now there's already an entire mcgrath's holding out there's always something like this is what we call we couldn't do it for this reason or this one is reading them so now it'

senator kirsten gillibrand who prove who spearheaded measures to reform capitol hill's workplace misconduct system was livid telling the media that killing these reforms begs the question who are they trying to protect i can't think of any legitimate reason to remove this language other than to protect members of congress over tax payers and congressional employees. pro-war pro sexual harassment this is united states of american car rules now let's start watching the hawks. what would it. look like. it would be. as if the bottom. like you that i got. this. week so. well for the watch of the hawks i am tired all the time top of the list and congress is once again not shocked me in the least of their by their inability to do simplest simplest of things to make humanity a slightly better place yeah it's funny how they just can't quite get over that hill now no matter how tiring mcgrath's holding out there's always something like this is what we saw we couldn't do it for this reason or this was really their music now it's called raising that they possibly have of saying you know what taxpayers

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kirsten nelson warning those who would try to attack our democracy to affect our elections and electionsher countries to undermine national sovereignty, i have a word of warning, don't. that according to the new york times. the russian ambassador was at that speed in washington dc last week. now there is a bombshell report. the pulse nightclub massacre, terrorist omar mateen's father was an fbi informant for 11 years and the agency wanted omar to be one too. how could the fbi be so close but missed the warning signs? joining me special agent chad jenkins. thank you for joining us. >> absolutely. heather: you say the fbi did its job correctly, trying to recruit omar mateen on top of his father being recruited for 11 years. why do you think they took the appropriate action? >> if you look at the investigative techniques the fbi agent did in 2013 where there was an open investigation of omar mateen, he exhausted every investigative technique in his power under the fbi's dialogue, the rules that fbi agents have to stay within. he exhausted all those investigative techniques. they were not gl

. >> kirsten nielsen said the idea of sanctuary cities has been contorted, but all we have is a sanctuaryor criminals. heather: we will find out later in the show. thank you, appreciate it. this fox news alert, looking live at austin, texas where you can see a heavy police presence on i 35, we are following a report of a police involved shooting and possible arrest of the serial bomber who has been terrorizing the city. fox news has yet to confirm that. we will bring you with the latest on breaking news and complete analysis after this break. heather: huge police presence on i 35 in austin texas, a live shot. local reports said police are resting the bomb suspect right now, the serial bomb suspect. fox news is not confirmed that. lisa experts told a news conference very soon. we will bring you that as soon as those come in. let's bring in the joint terrorism task force steve rogers. some big developments very quickly. >> what is ironic is the suspect himself left key evidence that was necessary for the police to capture him, two pieces of evidence, one is the bomba didn't detonate. a weal

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kirsten slim is following all of this at u.n. headquarters in new york a very grim assessment now by the u.n. secretary general confirming what we already know that violence continues not just in eastern but all across syria. absolutely said while the overall intensity of the conflict has gone down since declaring a cease fire there has been absolutely no cessation of hostilities in syria and of course eastern ghouta has been the focus of much of the international community's attention recently with the fighting there continuing unabated the secretary general called it hell on earth. some eight deliveries have been getting into syria but under threat of shelling and a precarious situation some medical supplies have been seized by the government so far the u.n. claims not a single medical evacuation has taken place which was also called for by this resolution although the secretary general did welcome news today that some deal it looks like has been made between opposition groups and russian troops in order to allow some of those

i think, is kirsten hear from double. —— kirsten from handelsblatt. think, is kirsten hear from doubleere will be ups and downs and prepare them for limited access to the customs union. you don't want to be part of the customs union. do you think brexit is all worth it? look, if that was an attempt to say will we think again on brexit, the answer is no, we won't think again on brexit. the british people voted for brexit and i think it is incumbent on their politicians to deliver on the decision that we ask them to take parliament overwhelmingly voted for this to be a decision of the british people and i think it is right then having ta ken people and i think it is right then having taken this decision that parliament and politicians now deliver on that. what have i done today? unlike some politicians, i'm being straight with people. because there are choices to be made, there are some hard facts to be faced. i set out what i believe is an economic partnership alongside the security partnership i set out in my speech in munich a couple of weeks ago. that will ensure we deliver for the b

a stars and stripes kirsten haglund. and chief editor of dow jones news wire. let's discuss a little bit. a lot of dwramma and shake-ups and personnel changes. what does this tell you of the exit of the va secretary about the state of affairs. >> this administration is not going to tolerate any more scandals. they have enough distractions going on. when you are sent to washington on part of a message of draining the swamp and you have people take their wives on trips and taking free tickets to wimbledon it doesn't support that message. kennedy: shulkin said the i.g. asked inappropriate questions and came up with a misleading report. what happened to shulkin and is anyone in that position doomed to fail? >> there is a bureaucratic fight within the va. it's massive. there has been a fight between people called the trumpist side saying how quickly can we get to more private sort of delivery system of medicine. get private doctors and work around this horrifying backlog. david shulkin was seen to have gone more native or gone more slow than trump and his other peop

kirsten vild took gold for the netherlands.mes in glasgow has snapped her achilles tendon. fragapanne says she's heartbroken and doesn't know when she'll be competing again. this was a treat she sent earlier, i was on the floor and felt something going on my take—off. ifelt so upset and heartbroken and i don't know when i will compete again but i have the greatest people around me to help me recover mentally and physically. this will not be the end, i will come back stronger. football... west bromwich albion manager alan pardew has responded to rumours of dressing room unrest by saying — "it's a good thing" and that "it's to be expected under the circumstances". well, west brom have been going through a turbulent time recently, bottom of the table, their chairman and chief executive were dismissed, four players had to apologise for misbehaving in barcelona and then last week the tea m barcelona and then last week the team were booed—off after losing to huddersfield in the premier league. really made it more difficult because of

were told to focus on criminals, the same folks who want us to focus on criminals -- >> reporter: kirsten nielsen said the idea of sanctuary cities has been contorted, perverted and now all we have is a sanctuary for criminals. rob: we have two big stories, austin, texas and extreme weather, the east coast getting pounded with wind, snow and coastal flooding, this is the fourth nor'easter in three weeks. jillian: the storm dumping wet, dangerous snow in maryland, this bus lost control into a creek. >> rose to the skies, 3000 flights already canceled today. senior meteorologist janice dean tracking all the weather this morning, another busy day. >> a foureaster is what our 4:00 am crew was calling it. it could to more snow on new york city than they have ever seen this time of year. temperatures right now, 38 new york, too warm on the surface but we will get snow later this morning into the midday and afternoon. dc could see one of the biggest snowfall totals for march. future radar two areas of low pressure, one across the mid-atlantic, the other a coastal event and depending where the he

. >> kirsten do you agree with them. >> i agree with both of them. even if him saying he was personally pro-life would have killed him in his tracks. there is this debate in the democratic party saying no, we have to have people who fit the district and others saying we are not going to compromise in our core principals and i am more of the camp you have to have somebody who fits the district. still fundamentally a red district and there are 23 seats that are in moderate districts where hillary clinton had one the republicans hold and democrats are looking at those and saying, if we can win here, what can he do in a moderate district. >> jason, is this a referendum on president trump. >> not in the way the democrats like it to be. 48 hours from now, nobody is going to remember who either of these two candidates are. >> going back to who is being fired. >>nia had exactly right as far as different numbers you have to look at. nationally, and this is the biggest stat from 2016, president trump only lost union voting households 51 to 42. part of the ques

kirsten nielson and jay johnson testifying before the committee today. said russia is not the only threat to our democracy. >> fortunately once the vulnerabilities have been made clear, it's not just russia that we have to worry about. it's any adversary that could pursue. we think the threat is high. >> trace: she said everything from voter registration to auditing election results could be vulnerable to hackers. the 2018 mid-terms are clearly a target. catherine herridge is live on capitol hill with more. catherine? >> thank you. one of the most compelling exchanges came from senator ron widen when he raised for the panel that about half of americans are voting on electronic machines that have serious security flaws, even trap doors. he pressed the witnesses on whether the states or the feds had any control over the manufacturers of these voting machines because they're in the private sector. let's listen. >> does your agency have the authority to mandate basic cyber security in the electronic voting machine used in this country? >> no, sir. >> does an

today homeland security secretary kirsten nelson and her predecessor testified.e upcoming ballot is extremely high. nielsen says there's no reason to believe other countries won't try to hack the elections again. >> i wouldn't have a conversation with a criminal. >> no, i don't like he did it. you know what i like even less, there's somebody close to him leakic this stuff out. >> "the washington post" reports the president's advisers explicitly advised president trump calling and congratulating president putin. >>> suggesting a back to basic approach to protect the next election. instead only use paper ballots. she says russia can't hack a piece of paper like they can computer systems. california secretary of state says the state uses mostly paper. >> the vast majority of californians vote on paper ballots already. the few that don't for accessibility purposes are required to have a paper ballot trail that we can audit and recount if necessary to ensure the accuracy and intregrity of the results. he says the california computer system was not hacked during the 20

. >> kirsten, what were you going to say. >> i think i was responding to what you say but i don't know what you were saying. oh, i don't think -- i don't think that even if there was a bump there is a point that he was down so far to start with and that this is again we have said it a million times with a district donald trump within by 20 points. people there vote republicans typically. and the fact of the matter is republicans are freaking out i mean already. they were already freaking out before this happened. they see a wave coming. i think people can say things publicly differently but that's going on. >> do not go to sleep we will get new votes from washington county possibly. all eyes on the absentees which could be decisive. still hanging in the balance. we'll be right back. they help restore my natural barrier, so i can lock in moisture... and keep us protected. we've got to have each other's backs... and fronts. cerave. what your skin craves. the fastest samsung ever demands t-mobile, the fastest network ever. because fast should be fast. preorder the new samsung galaxy s9 fo

you disagree with kirsten gillibrand? >> oh, yeah. he's the right person for the job. today is a day of celebration for the whole country. we have a man that will go into the secretary of state's position who is smart, who is close to the president, understands him and understands the world and the threats we face. this is assembling the dream team on foreign policy. >> and rex tillerson was not a part of that? >> no. i don't think the chemistry was there. >> dana: there's something to be said, as i said to karl rove, showing there's no daylight. >> and can i add, he's going to be the second secretary of state for this president. reminds me of two people that i worked with, george schultz was the second secretary of state for president reagan and conde rice was the second. and there's some good history there presidents finding who they want there. >> dana: one of the things that mike pompeo has to deal with, the talks with kim jong-un and president trump. and you have written about the korean peninsula. you think we're well-positioned to maintain troop there's? >> yeah

kirsten gillibrand. between all of them, the pro-bono... i... took years.nd... i have 100% service connected for ptsd due to the mst. and... >> and i think a lot of people don't understand that, who are not in the military, when they hear ptsd and mst. so -- so, let me start with you, elizabeth, and, cacilia, you can jump in if you want to, just for people who don't understand how those two are connected. >> yeah, ptsd is a term that means posttraumatic stress disorder, and military sexual trauma is a term that's abbreviated mst, and so, it happens when someone is sexually assaulted in the military. they develop ptsd, but it has some different symptoms that ptsd you might develop from combat. it's, in some ways, more severe than combat ptsd, and yet it's more difficult sometimes to get those benefits that heath was talking about. >> so, heath, you feel like you were retaliated against, right? >> yes, ma'am, in more than one way. >> and how would you compare that retaliation to the assault? >> [ sighs ] it's actually worse. >> it was worse? >> i-i-it's more