. >> sandra: okay, kristin fisher live at the white house for us. thank you. >> ed: more than 350 people were arrested in the twin cities over the weekend. also, the shocking video. i think your truck drives towards a crowd of demonstrators. look at that highway in minneapolis yesterday. still unclear whether it was intentional, but the driver is now in custody. amazingly, no reports of any serious injuries, thankfully. meanwhile, the former officer charged with murdering george floyd has reportedly been moved now to a maximum security prison. is court date move next monday. >> sandra: joining us now for more on all of this, juan williams, cohost of the five great good morning and thank you so much for being he here. so i saw you on with bret baier last night, and you talked about the national outrage that we had seen following the death of george floyd. you called the reaction complex and multifaceted. explain. >> sandra, i think we are at a moment in american life where you have to look at joining so

kristin fisher is live at the white house. you were there at the briefing. we got more information. >> the white house press secretary says president trump still has not been briefed on the intelligence that fueled these reports that russia may been trying to pay the taliban linked militants to kill u.s. soldiers. she said president trump is only briefed unverified intelligence and that this intelligence has not been verified. given the severity of these accusations, alleged russian bounties being placed on the heads of american troops on the ground in afghanistan. i tried to ask the press secretary why he has not been briefed today about it. here's what she said. >> there is no consensus within the intelligence community on these allegations and they are dissenting opinions for some and the community with regards to the veracity of what is getting reported. the veracity of the underlying health allegations continue to be evaluated. >> members of congress also have questions about that for nancy pelosi, calling on the white house to brief all members of cong

kristin fisher standby live at the white house. first, let's go to steve harrigan in minneapolis with the latest. steve, already activity in that city. >> that's right, harris. about 150 arrests overnight, mostly for violating that 8:00 p.m. curfew. it really was a far cry and very different from the violence and widespread fires. police asking more aggressively, using pepper spray, tear gas, confronting this protesters before they could get a foothold. there was also an appeal for calm from george floyd's broth brother. >> if you're angry, it's okay to be angry. but channel your anger to do something positive, or make a change another way. because we have been down this road already. the anger, damaging your hometown, that's not the way you want. >> there was a near tragedy yesterday afternoon on the i-35 bridge, about 5,000 peaceful protesters. we were right behind them when a tanker truck spread about 30 miles per hour through the middle of some of those protesters. the driver was pulled from a cab, he was beaten by some of the

first, to kristin fisher with the latest. kristin? >> over the last few hours, there's been a chorus of democratic leadership calling back the president's decision to push back peaceful protesters to cross lafayette square and visit the church across the street. chuck schumer called it unconstitutional and an abuse of power and possibly illegal. the house majority leader steny hoyer called it an action worthy of censure. listen to what richard blumenthal just said. >> the president's abhorrent abuse of the military is what you'd expect from a two-bit dictator. from the president of the united states, it's repulsive and frightening. that's why we'll have a hearing in the judiciary committee to stop the militarization of our nation that is a threat to not only peaceful protests but all of our liberties. >> all of the white house officials's talked to today said they're proud of what president trump did and they think it was the right thing to do and pushing back on criticism by democrats saying hey, law enforcement was expanding the per

kristin fisher is live at the white house with more. >> the white house maintains that president trump never briefed about it until after "the new york times" broke the story on friday. they say this intelligence was never elevated to the president because it had not been verified and because there were conflicting opinions within the intelligence community about it. it appears even the pentagon was caught off guard by these reports. the spokesperson for the pentagon said the department of defense has no cooperating evidence to validate the recent allegations found in open-source reports. the implications behind this intelligence are so serious, russian bounties on the heads of u.s. troops, both republicans and democratic lawmakers say they need more briefings about it are the handful of democrats who were there this morning say they received no new substantive information and that the right people to give the briefing were not in the room. they want to hear from the head of the intelligence agencies and not from white house officials. >> the president called this a hoax. publicly. not

>> melissa: kristin fisher, thank you so much for that.ng us now is acting dhs deputy secretary, acting director of u.s. citizenship and immigration services. thank you so much for joining me. and let me ask you about that executive order i don't know hw much practical sense it makes in the idea that most of the people that lost their jobs during the coronavirus epidemic were in the service industry even though they might be waiters and waitresses and work in hotels. they are not the people that would be coming in so by blocking those other folks from coming in, it doesn't really mean that you are creating jobs for americans. the jobs that they were trained to take to take. >> that's not right. you look at the unemployment data the last several months, which we did when we were putting all the recommendations before the president for him to start making decisions if you look look at every category in which h1-b's are employed, there was significant job losses and every single one of those categories. so the myth that there is no job losses

. >> dana: kristin fisher is at the white house with more.boltos infuriated both the white house andrats. democrats because they wan hearing, and the white house because they claim many of the details are simply not true, not to mention according to them classified. >> he broke the law, it's very simple. as much as it's going to be broken, this is highly classified. it's highly classified information. he did not have approval there and that's come out very loud and strong. >> the book is sitting near the top of amazon's best-seller list. the department of justice has filed for an injunction to stop the release of the book and is asking for an emergency hearing tomorrow. to some extent the damage has already been done because excerpts from the book have already been released including this one. "during a meeting with the chinese president one year ago this month, he writes, "trump turn the conversation to the coming u.s. presidential election, alluded to china's economic capability and pleading with xi to assure he would win." he asked them to help with his reelection efforts are prec

kristin fisher reporting live from the white house with that. >> this executive order is going to betrictions that were put in place back in april during the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic. it's going to likely extend them all the way through the end of the year. i wanted to walk you through what some of these restrictions are going to look like for h1v visas, it will restrict the visas and those are the visas for skilled workers, especially in the tech industry. it will also involve visas for seasonal workers, l1, executives to work for large corporations, and finally jay one, cultural and research exchange programs. right before that valley on saturday, president trump gave an interview to john roberts and said that there were going to be some exclusions, but not many. we now know that one of the exclusions is going to apply for workers and the food industry. they're going to be excluded from these visa restrictions. people like au pairs who come to provide large amount of child care for americans all over the country, those are not going to be excluded from these new restri

correspondent kristin fisher at the white house tonight. >> president trump makes good on his promiseo free navy veteran michael white and pledges that he will never stop working to secure the release of all americans held hostage overseas. here in washington, it appears defense secretary mark esper's job security is safe at least for the moment. senior administration officials say that while the white house was frustrated with him for invoking the insurrection act, they also note that nobody wants a cabinet-level shake-up with every thing going on right now. >> when the president loses confidence, if he loses confidence you will know about it. >> bill barr defended decision to order the pushback of protesters and questioned why esper implied that the trip to the church was politically motivated. >> the chief executive of the nation should be able to walk outside of the white house and walk across the street to the church of residence, i don't necessarily view that as a political act, i think it was entirely appropriate for him to do. >> esper's predecessor has fired an unprecedented

we began with kristin fisher live on the north lawn, good evening, kristen. >> good evening, bret, presidentrump ending the week with much needed good news after months of terrible economic reports and today he said the recovery has begun. >> today is probably the greatest comeback in american history. >> president trump walked into the rose garden to say he believes he has an answer to the question every american has been wondering. >> we didn't know, is this going to be a hurricane or a major, major recession? >> the unemployment rate to approach 20%. the economy to lose 9 million jobs. instead commit dropped from 14.7% to 13.3% and the economy added 2.5 million jobs. president trump is calling it one of the greatest miscalculations ever. >> we have been talking about the v, this is better than the v, it is a sign the policies are working. today he called on congress to pass another economic stimulus package including payroll tax cut and signed a fix for the paycheck protection program. but the may jobs report was an improvement for all americans. the unemployment rate for black americans

kristin fisher on the north lawn, thanks. let's find out what happening in tulsa. here's correspondent casey stegall. >> days before the president's scheduled rally on saturday, dozens of supporters i've already started lining up outside the be okay center -- >> it's the ninth rally i've been to. >> most are not concerned about the help warnings about the recent surge of new coronavirus cases. or about being packed inside a venue with 19,000 people. >> i could get the flu someday and you never know. so i'm not going to worry about it. >> temperatures will be taken, hand sanitizer and masks will be handed out. face coverings are not required. >> we want to make sure that the tens of thousands of people who will be in that arena feel like they can take their personal health and safety precautions if they want to. >> barricades are going up or on the venue. streets are being closed off and some businesses are burning up. city officials planning for crowds of 100,000 to converge on the area. a mix of trump supporters and counter protesters. >> this will be the first un

>> sandra: all right, kristin fisher live at the white house. thank you.nd governors must establish this until the violence has been quelled. if a city and state, then i will deploy the united states military and quickly solve the problem for them. >> the president threatening to mobilize the military to help put an end to violence and looting that has broken out amid some of the protests. marc thiessen is a spokesman for president george w. bush. also fox news contributor. >> try to make sense of what the president is really saying here about the possibility of using the military, our own jennifer griffin breaking some news a few moments ago that general milley is not and it seems to contradict. what does this really need to make meaning? >> i think people are losing all perspective. he's talking about invoking the resurrection act which is a law that allows a president of the united states to federalize the national guard and use the act which is a law that prohibits using the military domestically and allows them to use the army to quell insurrections a

kristin fisher picking up reporting at the white house n now. >> all calm right now, but the white house is bracing for more protests tonight. already more than 60 members of the secret service have been injured. 88 protesters arrested, 44 charged with felony rioting on a call with the governors this morning, president trump warned of a coming clamp down in d.c. and urged of the governors to follow suit. he told them "you have to dominate. if you don't dominate, you are wasting your time," they will run over you and you will look is like a bunch of jerks. you have to dominate" gretchen whitmer who was on the call is calling that call and describing it as "a deeply disturbing." she put out a statement that reads "instead of offering support or leadership to bring down the temperature at protest, president trump told it to put it down or we would be overridden." but moments ago kayleigh mcenany was asked about that criticism and listen to what she said. >> i don't know why a governor whitmer would be dismayed at the president telling governors to do their job. it is their responsibility to

kristin fisher on all of them. ask if they read of all of the escalating violence the president is indeed worried about. you remember the former new york city police commissioner. always good to have you. they are going to -- there is going to be a noticeable and lengthy uptick in violence. i don't think we envision it -- maybe you did. the degree to which it is continuing and building. what do you make of it? >> we have to stop the madness. we are listening to the loudest voices and putting literal cuffs on police officers. we are taking three of the most dangerous cities, seattle, chicago, and minneapolis making them more dangerous. we are taking what was the safest large city in the united states and because of the mayor and his policies making it as dangerous as it was before rudy giuliani and bloomberg and myself and commissioner kelly helping make it the safest large city in america. >> neil: i am beginning to wonder about these random stick outs across the country. a big one planned for the fourth of july. a

kristin fisher, thank you.ox news alert now, a major update on the killing of emt breonna taylor during a no knock raid into her house. taking one of the police officers involved in a drug investigation. taylor was shot eight times. protests have spread nationwide calling for all of the officers to be held accountable. police officer facing felony charges in the killing of rayshard brooks. waving his first court appearance, the county district attorney saying last night he will not seek the death penalty, but he could still face life in prison. william barr telling maria bartiromo of fox business network why he disagrees with the way that the d.a. filed the charges. >> i certainly would have liked to have seen the georgia bureau of investigations complete their investigation before charges were brought in. also the use of a grand jury. the grand jury process provide some protection to have the citizens in a group decide that there has been a crime committed. and there was no grand jury used in this case. i thin

correspondent kristin fisher starts us off tonight from the north one of the white house. good evening. >> good evening. our colleague at the pentagon, jennifer griffin, has confirmed with the senior u.s. official that the national security council did meet recently to discuss how to respond about this intelligence that the russians were paying bounties to kill u.s. troops in afghanistan. the white house maintains that president trump was never made aware of those discussions. >> there is not a consensus among the intelligence community. there were dissenting opinions in the community. speaker of the intelligences verified it could jeopardize the administration's ongoing efforts to negotiate a peace deal with taliban to end the war in afghanistan and get u.s. troops out. especially since "the washington post" is reporting that those alleged russian bounties are believed to have resulted in the deaths of several u.s. service members. republican senator lindsey graham says it's imperative congress get to the bottom of it. white house chief of staff mark meadows extended out

kristin fisher is live at the white house with more. "the new york times" is reporting that president trump received a written briefing about these alleged russian bounties back in february. fox has not confirmed either of those reports but they show you the extent to which storm clouds are now brewing over this white house as democrats, one of the democratic lawmakers who was in that meeting explained earlier's why she's having such a hard time understanding the president's position on this. >> the idea that he wasn't told or didn't know is really hard. either he got an order, the staff didn't provide it to them. and there were dissenting opinions within the intelligence community about it. the director of national intelligence says we are still investigating the alleged intelligence referenced in recent media reporting and we will break the president and congressional leaders at the appropriate times. this is the analytic process working the way that it should, and unfortunately unauthorized disclosures with respect to this allegation

let's begin with kristin fisher to set us up for the news that we're going to get in the 2:00 hour live at the white house. kristin? >> dana, in an interview on fox radio this morning president trump said he didn't know anything about the plan to push protesters back from lafayette square monday night even though you could hear the loud booms while the president was speaking in the rose garden. so the president is placing the responsibility for that decision on the attorney general because we now know that it was bill barr that ordered the expansion of that perimeter. >> when i said go to the church, i didn't know protesters or not, nobody tells me that. they say yes, sir, we'll go to the church. i didn't know who was there. i thought i would walk over, very nearby. >> defense secretary mark esper that also walked with president trump to the church, he says that he didn't know anything about the plan to push back protesters either. so the question remains, if the president did not know, then who did other than the attorney general? so expect a lot of questions about that at the briefing

we got kristin fisher on deck. she does us at the top of our life in the white house with the very latest. hi, kristin. >> a, julie. joe biden is expected to do two things we need speaks in just a few minutes. he's going to attack the president's coronavirus response, and the everything he's going to do is be offering up his own plan as to how he believes he would have or will respond better to this pandemic. on the attack, the biden campaign says that the former vice president is expected to say that president trump calls himself "a wartime president," but is surrendering to the virus. the campaign says the former vp will make the case that "today is increasing, trump is ignoring the crisis, holding rallies, golfing, and telling the suffering country is the victim." after his plan, he talks about expanding testing, establishing a sustainable supply chain for ppe, and accelerating a global approach to develop the vaccine. but there is one thing in his plan that jumps out as new and different. the campaign says this,

welcome to "america's news headquarters" from washington, i'm kristin fisher. kristin, nice to be with you, i'm leland vittert. things notably more peaceful today than they have been in the past week. we have fox team coverage across the countried today. matt finn in minneapolis, aisha huffny in new york, lucas tomlinson in washington, d.c. which is where we begin. hi, lucas. >> reporter: hi, leland. it's been very peaceful here in the nation's capital as thousands descend here on lafayette square. they're expecting the largest crowd in the more than ten days of protests nationwide. >> we anticipate numbers that are larger than any of the numbers that we've seen to this point. the critical thing for us are insuring that the city is safe when we have lives gathering outside of the public health issues is to insure that we don't have people who are going to be inclined to be involved in bad behavior. so that's more of our focus than the actual numbers. >> reporter: the mood here is also festive. music is playing as the st. john's church, what a contrast to monday

kristin fisher, thank you. >> sandra: thank you, ed. a prominent statue at theodore roosevelt at the new york city museum becomes the latest target in the movement for racial justice. what's behind the decision to remove that statue, plus this. >> in this sense, i think it is the closest we have come to an organized effort to push a president out of office. >> sandra: attorney general bill barr hinting at big developments to come this summer from the ongoing investigation into the origins of the russia probe. we will have brand-new details straight ahead on that. plus, joe biden out raising president trump during the month of may for the first time, the president trump may still have a big advantage. we will explain that next. these are extraordinary times, and we want to thank the extraordinary people in the healthcare community, working to care for all of us. at novartis, we promise to do our part. as always, we're doing everything we can to help keep cosentyx accessible and affordable. if you have any questions at all, call us, email

kristin fisher is live at the white house with details on that executive order. hey, kristin.ate republicans in just about an hour and a half is expected to increase the use of things like body cameras and better training. it's expected to discourage the use of chokeholds and it's going to ask police departments across the country to share more information about things like use of force, and no knock warrants. now this announcement comes on the heels of the announcement that president trump made just yesterday in the rose garden where he signed that executive order which limited the use of chokeholds and improved information sharing about police officers who have a history of misconduct and in the rose garden yesterday, president trump spoke directly to family members of black men and women who have been killed by police. president trump: families, i want you to know that all americans, mourned by your side, your loved ones will not have died in vein. we are one nation, we grieve together, and we heal together. reporter: but democrats who are putting their own police reform pr

brian: yup, kristin fisher is live at the white house as lawmakers on both sides of the aisle race to we will see if anything gets anywhere. kristin? >> good morning, brian, ainsley and steve. president trump should be leaving the white house in just a few hours for dallas, texas where he is going to be holding a round table with local law enforcement leaders. and the topic of policing reforms front and center on capitol hill yesterday as george floyd's brother made an emotional plea to members of congress to make sure that his brother did not die in vain. >> he di he didn't deserve to dr $20. i'm asking you is that what a black man is worth? $20? this is 2020. the people elected you to speak for them to make positive change. george's name means something. you have the opportunity here today to make your names mean something, too. >> also on capitol hill yesterday, the sister of a federal protective officer who was shot and killed during a protest for george floyd that turned violent. >> it is a ridiculous solution to proclaim that defunding limitpolice departments is a son for police

correspondent kristin fisher has the latest on this trip alive from the north one at the white house. >> good evening brett. to a trip to the border in battleground arizona, president trump is taking his signature issue from 2016 and pushing it right back into the spotlight. >> president trump: this is the most powerful and comprehensive border wall. the completion of more than 200 miles of his border wall. >> the 220 miles of wall system we have, they are 220 miles of wall system. that gives us an enhanced capability that we never had. >> u.s. customs and border protection says they are on place the number of illegal border crossings is down 84% from this time last year and they are down 97%. >> president trump: 97% i would say sounds pretty good. >> but former vice president joe biden says today's trip to the border is nothing more than a "distraction from donald trump's failed response." he called evening rally in phoenix reckless and irresponsible. they imposed a mandatory mask order after a spike in coronavirus cases but most of the people packed inside of the church for students

. >> kristin fisher live at the white house with more. >> in addition to that "new york times" report, "the washington post" is taking a step further by saying those alleged russian bounties are believed to have resulted in the deaths of several u.s. service members. this is very serious issue with potentially huge geopolitical implications, but president trump insists that he never knew anything about it, was never briefed on it, tweeted late last night that "intel just reported to me that they did not find this info credible and therefore did not report it to me or the dp. possibly another fabricated russia hoax made by the fake news wanted to make republicans look bad. now the white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany says the trump administration is going to be briefing members of congress today. republican senator lindsey graham says it's imperative that congress get to the bottom of this and republican congresswoman liz cheney says the white house must explain why weren't the president or vice president briefed, that the presidential daily briefing, who did know and when and

correspondent kristin fisher starts us off tonight with all the news from the white house.esident trump is signing an executive order that will suspend many types of

correspondent kristin fisher starts us off tonight with all the news from the white house. good evening. >> good evening. president trump is signing an executive order that will suspend many types of temporary visas to foreign workers until the end of the year. senior administration official says that it was designed to free up about half a million jobs for american workers. and for that rally over the weekend, white house press secretary is insisting that president trump was not angry about that lower than expected turnout. >> his media reports, there is no grounding to that. i was with him on marine one on the way there. marine one after. he was very pleased with how the rally went. >> when president trump took the stage in tulsa for the first rally and nearly four months, he saw something he doesn't normally see. big sections of empty seats. the campaign had claimed more than a million people had rsvped. but only about 6,000 showed up. according to the fire department. 12,000 according to the campai campaign. they say that the campaign "got rocked. the president's campai

kristin fisher reporting live from the white house. >> a lot of the big tech companies do not like thet president trump signed yesterday because they rely heavily on the h1v visa program which has been essentially frozen until the end of the year. companies like amazon, google, uber put out statements. twitter is saying, it undermines america's greatest asset, its diversity. unilaterally stifles america's attractiveness to global high skilled talent is shortsighted and easily damaging to the economic strengths of the united states. the white house says this executive order is designed to free up half a million jobs for american workers in the middle of a pandemic with so many people losing their jobs. here is top economic advisor. >> i think the president's view and, i served on that task force and we agreed that we have to help americans get back to work first. >> this order is going to suspend about five different types of temporary visas for foreign workers spirit h1 v visa's for certain types of highly skilled workers, these are the visas that all those big tech companies are so wo

correspondent kristin fisher starts us off tonight from the north one of the white house.ing. our colleague at the pentagon, jennifer griffin, has

kristin fisher is at the white house with the administration response focusing on a frequent target, leakers. >> after days of president trump on the defensive over what he knew and one about alleged russian bounties, the white house is now firing back and blaming irresponsible anonymous leakers for endangering u.s. troops. >> you may seek to undermine our president but in fact you undermine our country's safety and our country's security. >> white house press secretary maintains president trump was never briefed about it but she declined to answer when other white house officials first learned the intelligence existed. the associated press reports top white house officials knew about it in early 2019 and national security advisor robin o'brien said the statement, his team has been preparing should the situation more into action but he also notes of the allegations have not been verified or substantiated by the intelligence community. the pentagon also appears to have been caught off guard. "to date, dod has no corroborating evidence to validate their recent allegations found an open

kristin fisher live from the north line of the white house, good evening kristin. >> good evening, bret protesters and police in riot gear are facing up one block away from here. it has turned violence every night for the last three nights. today, president trump said enough. now there are more than 200 active duty military police being deployed right here in the nation's capital. >> president trump unloading on the nation's governor calling most of them weak and urging them to arrest more people and dominate the streets. >> we have to dominate them. if you don't dominate them, you are wasting your time and you look like a bunch of jerks. just dominate. and you have to arrest people and you have to try people and they have to go to jail. >> michigan's democratic governor witmer describes it as deeply disturbing "instead of offering support for leadership to bring down the temperature of protest, president trump told governors to put it down or we would be overridden. the republican governor of massachusetts, charlie baker called the president's remarks incendiary. >> i know i should be

. >> kristin fisher is live at th white house with the very latest . >> julie, a lot of questions fo the white house press secretary when she stepped up to the podium. mainly, why was president trump not briefed and now that he doe know, what is he going to do an will he hold russian president vladimir putin responsible? member of congress want answers and they may get some during a briefing today. republican senator lindsey graham said imperative congress get to the bottom of recent media reports that dr units hav offered to pay the and who care kill american soldiers with the goal of pushing america out of the region. remember this is all taking place at a time when the trump administration is trying to negotiate a peace deal with the towel band to end the war in afghanistan and bring u.s. troops home. multiple news organizations hav confirmed that initial report i the new york times which said that russia may have been tryin to pay caliban linked militants to kill u.s. soldiers prayed to the washington post today reall taking it a step further by saying that it is believed to have

. >> bill: we will be watching, thank you kristin fisher, civil rights attorney, fox news geraldo rivera, good day to both of you. ben carson coming up later, you will hear a little bit more of the same conversation that i want to have with the two of you. i don't know where you come down on this, but i will begin with you, do we need to make today a national holiday? should we take the portraits and the statues out of times square and dispose of them in some museum? what do you think about that? >> it is very easy for me, bill, if giving the choice, authored by tim scott, we don't need a holiday, we don't need to take down the statue, that is symbolic. i want real legislation changes with bad police officer, so no holidays necessary, give us police reform. >> we will see it in time if they get that, they want it before the fourth of july, what do you think of the big overarching question? >> i think that societal changes extremely difficult. i have been around many times, and i live through the antiwar and civil rights protests of the late 60s and early 70s, i have never seen the sustai

jeff paul lives in phoenix, but let's begin with kristin fisher. >> president trump is not messing around when it comes to protecting these statues and other historical monuments. he is now threatening to ten years of jail time for anyone that is caught vandalizing or destroying them, including the people who try to take down that statue of former president andrew jackson outside the white house just last night. >> numerous people are in jail and going to jail today. people were already there, but we are looking at long-term sentences. a very specific monument act and we are looking at long-term and jail sentences for these vandals and hoodlums, and anarchists, and agitators. >> by now you've probably seen this video but it's worth seeing again. this is happening less than a blocked away from the white house. wrapping ropes around the statue of andrew jackson and trying to pull it down. they also vandalize the historic st. john's church which is where president trump walked to the last time that happened, police and secret service intervened before the statue was pulled down. the police d

more now from kristin fisher following this from the white house. >> three days after "the new york timesorted about these alleged russian bounties on u.s. troops. the white house press secretary said that president trump still has not been briefed on the intelligence behind it. speak out there was not a consensus among the intelligence community. if there were dissenting opinions within the intelligence community. it would not be elevated to the president until it was verified. >> if the intelligence is verified, it could jeopardize the administration's efforts to negotiate with the taliban to end the war in afghanistan and get u.s. troops out and back home especially says "the washington post" is reporting that those are believed to resulted in the death of several u.s. service members. lindsey graham says it is imperative that congress get to the bottom of it. mark meadows expended a bipartisan invitation to eight members of congress to be briefed about the intelligence today. but the democratic leadership size, that's not good enough. today, they asked for all members of congress to b

steve and ted, kristin fisher beginning this hour from the white house.ood afternoon. >> good afternoon, bill, this executive order will likely be signed as early as tomorrow. the exact details are still under wraps, but based on what president trump said during his speech last week in dallas, it will include a mix of reforming police departments and revitalizing minority communities. during that speech president trump said that he wanted to improve economic development by increasing access to capital for business owners. he wants to address health care disparities and renewed calls on congress for -- and to request the police department using use of standard. saying that you should think of it as an executive order blue that could ring the police departments and the community together. >> investing in things like a responders chemical responders would allow for police to do their job, but bring in social workers and experts that deal with mental health and deal with issues such as drug addiction or alcohol addiction, or other issues like homelessness. >>

. >> sandra: fox team coverage, kristin fisher is either the white house for us this morning with no reaction from the white house. would be would begin with aishah hasnie, live from the white house. >> good morning to you. the iconic saks fifth avenue store here in manhattan is covered with plywood this morning and razor wire, even guard dogs here at night. this comes after looting at the macy's flagship store in midtown manhattan. fortunately much less looting last night compared to the last two nights. that could be due to the 8:00 curfew and then they are ordering checkpoints across manhattan, limiting who is allowed to come in. the protesters did try and some succeeded. thousands of protesters peacefully demonstrated in brooklyn and manhattan, some denying the curfew and defining that thousands were stuck because of this on the manhattan bridge when the curfew took effect, blocks on both sides for over an hour. then we feeling pressure from all sides and protesters calling for him to resign while president trump and governor cuomo put the pressure on to increase police presence

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kristin fisher is live at the white house with the latest from there. good morning. >> this morning, president trump is going to be meeting with the attorney general and then hosting a teleconference with governors and law enforcement officials from all over the country but as of now, no plans on the schedule for president trump to address the nation or even speak with reporters so as you know, neck and always change as a moment's notice and we did learn from the white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany is going to be holding a briefing at 2:00 p.m. this afternoon, so watch for that. this meeting that president trump is having with the attorney general this morning is significant given the developments over the weekend. bill barr saying the fbi would use its partnerships with state and local police to identify violent protesters and singled out the far left group antifa. he said the violence the violence instigated and carried out by antifa and other similar groups in connection with the writing is domestic terrorism and will be treated accordingly.

kristin fisher is live near the white house to break all that we think is going to happen today, hey, good morning, yeah. president trump is going to be signing this executive order after making this address in the rose garden this afternoon. and he says there are going to be a significant amount of law enforcement at this event. >> you have mostly great people. i know so many of them. law enforcement but we will do better. even better. we will try to do it fast. it's about law and order. but it's about justice, also. and it's about safety. >> a lot of americans have been wondering what concrete actions president trump would take in response to the death of george floyd and other black americans at the hands of police. and yesterday a senior administration official started to fill in the blanks. this executive order will encourage police departments to employ the latest standard for use of force it. will improve information-sharing about bad cops and create co-responder programs which would add social workers to nonviolent cases things like drug addiction and homelessness. already the

we start at the white house and that's where kristin fisher joins us live as president trump doubles ort for the police. kristin? >> yeah. good morning, guys. this movement to defund the police is being denounced by the white house and over on capitol hill by both republicans and democrats. yesterday inside the white house, president trump held a round table with law enforcement and president trump said point blank he did not believe this is going to happen. and attorney general bill barr called it dangerous during an interview yesterday with our bret baier. >> it's the exact opposite of the way we should go. defunding the police, holding the entire police structure responsible for the actions of certain officers is wrong. and i think it's dangerous. >> you can see this is one of those rare issues where the trump administration and many top democrats agree. house speaker nancy pelosi really tried to distance herself from the debate by saying that defunding the police is a local decision. while senator joe manchin called it crazy and anyone who talks about that is nuts. even former vic

kristin fisher is live with the latest. >> over the last 48 hours at least for three former militaryeaders have made the exceedingly rare move of criticizing the actions of the current commander-in-chief. first it was the joint chairman of the chief of staff and then last night the former defense secretary james mattis put out what can only be described as what could be a scathing statement accusing president trump of making a mockery of the constitution and of actively trying to divide americans. the statement reads in part "i have watched this week's unfolding events angry and appalled. when i joined the military some years ago i swore an oath to uphold the institution and i never did i dream that troops taking that same oath would be ordered to violate the constitutional rights of their fellow citizens, much less to provide a bizarre photo op for collective commander in chief. it was only a matter of time before president trump responded and he did by this. the primary strength was not military but rather personal public relations. i gave him a new life, things to do in battles to

not all democrats are on board, kristin fisher joins us live from the white house as discussions of policeter stage. kristin? >> hey, good morning, ainsley. well, senate republicans are planning to put forward their police reform proposal likely on wednesday. it's an effort that's being led by republican senator tim scott that bill would likely include things like increasing police training. expanding information sharing on case of officer-involved violence. and a mechanism that would make it easier to remove officers who have a pattern of misbehavior. >> so the question is, is there a path forward that we take a look at the necessity of eliminating bad behavior within our law enforcement community? is there a path forward? i think we will find that i'm not sure it's qualified immunity it. seems like it won't be destinks. i hope we won't let partisanship get in the way. >> now, democrats have put forward their own proposal, which would go even further by banning choke holds, eliminating the use of no knock warrants in drug cases and ending qualified immunity which makes it more difficult f

i want to bring in fox news' kristin fisher. am i right in saying that the president had to be taken to an underground bunker? reporter: you are right. if you look at those images, you think about what's happening, it's truly remarkable. president trump on friday night, the first night things got really bad right outside the white house, we now know he was moved inside, from the residence inside the white house down to one of the underground bunkers here at the white house. i don't know when the last time was that that had to happen but it certainly has been a very long time. that's a room that's typically reserved for, you know, the possibility of a terrorist attack or something of that nature. the fact that he had to go down there on friday night just shows you how bad it got just right outside the white house. saturday night and sunday night, the protests moved farther away from pennsylvania avenue where the white house is, but they grew in size and scope. you saw the famous historic church burning, somebody set a fire in the

a kristin fisher lie from the white house with more details. >> so far, the mayor's office has not confirmed this is happening there we reached out again this morning but have not heard that. but if this did happen or if it does happen, it was marked a major escalation between the city's democratic mayor and president trump. this is all coming from senator mike lee of utah who told shannon bream last night that they were more than 1200 national guard troops from ten states that are being kicked out of all d.c. hotels, the latest report he received is that they may have to sleep on a cot at the d.c. armory. >> they came here at the request of their country and now in the middle of it come in the middle of their fourth consecutive all-nighter, being told they are not welcome there. that is unpatriotic and unacceptable. >> the d.c. mayor has been very critical of the president's decision to bring in national guard troops to enforce law and order in the streets and while the mayor did not say anything about what senator lee is accusing her of doing an interview last night, she did question the p