. >> i'm kristin fisher.nd right now, hawaii is being hit by one of the biggest weather events to hit the islands in decades. tropical storm lane dumping heavy rain as it moves slowly to the north and now they've got brush fires to deal with as well. our adam housley is live on the ground in maui. adam, what's it like there? it doesn't look too bad where you are. >> no, it really depend where you are on the hawaiian islands. in fact, kristin, it was just told to us that hurricane lane is the top five storms of all time in the u.s. for rain amounts, but that is in a very small area right noup. there's been areas here, we've got heavy rain and high surf at times, but about 35 miles to my right on the big island on the hilo side, which is the east side, they've gotten massive amounts of rain for the last 48 hours. mudslides, swollen rivers, waterfalls usualry with a nice amount of falls, looking like niagara falls. the water and clouds were hitting the east side of the island and volcanos would suck the water ou

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kristin: there you go. air force thunderbird showed up in chicago to honor. kristin fisher is wedding video revealed. well, that's not actually the video, but it could be. kristin: are doing good. leland: iem. more when we come back. my bad. >> it's chicago's annual windy silly air and water show. took on a special meeting this year. it included a grand finale by the air force thunderbirds which then paid tribute to pollen chicago police commander paul bauer. bauer was killed in february while chasing after a shooting suspect. >> in this competition, it takes more than two to tango. hundreds of couples are descending onargentina to take part in the 2018 - tango world cup. the salon or the more flamboyant - - style. it's the 15th year, highlighting the iconic dance. what kind of tango dancer are you? salon or the more flamboyant style? >> it all depends on how much i had to drink before. it really could have been your wedding video minus walker. >> i actually made my husband take dance lessons before our wed

good to have you here, kristin.y are casting a very wide net around roger stone and they are trying to find out if you knew anything about, perhaps, his relationship with christopher, his discussions with julian assange, the potential to leak he a males through wikileaks is any of that anything you were familiar with. >> i mean, i have no knowledge of russian collusion, of any wrongdoing in the 2016 campaign. i didn't even work for roger stone at that time. he has been one of my best friends for many years. also him and his wife are god parents to my 2-year-old. in terms of russia collusion i don't even believe that happened. >> martha: you live nut same building he a would just heard. >> duplex. >> martha: see each other friends and socially i would imagine. >> that's correct. >> martha: did he ever discuss with you anything along the lines of well, there are pretty hot tee males that are about to drop. julian assange gave me heeds up and anything along those lines ever? >> what did he discuss is that he did not ha

kristin: 3:00 in the morning during the vote to repeal obamacare.des of public service, senator john mccain still had that ability to shock everyone in surprise. >> you certainly did. with that, we bring in senior capitol hill producer who spends a whole lot of time as you might imagine on capitol hill. from the russell rotunda after russell back in the, quote of the democratic party in 2018. chuck schumer said he might want to rename not for john mccain. jeff flake said he is the first republican cosponsor of the bill. is this going to actually happen? >> it's hard to say because no one has been here to weigh this. this assured politics by chuck schumer. it is not what the southern democrats were in the 50s and 60s and this is where richard russell was standing in the way of civil rights legislation. you look at the folks on the left to dominate the democratic party right now. look at who want a new york city or joe crowley's successor cortez. to distance themselves from those old-style politics is important for democrats right now. this is somethi

what do you believe mueller wants with somebody like kristin davis? >> ultimately, mueller wants to indict roger. i think this indictment he is going to have a splashy, sexy charge, conspiracy to defraud, something to do with hacking of the emails. my opinion is roger conspired against himself and not with the russians. he is going to put on back load financial issues. when i walked into my voluntary, one of the first questions i got was, how long have you known roger very well? i said since 2010. well, who has roger worked for? he goes, who has he worked for? i said since i have known him? he said, yes. then the fbi agents are jotting down everybody i knew he worked with. there were questions i won't get into in the grand jury talking about some of these issues. they gave him a forensic exam on his financials. >> what do you know about kristin davis? >> he hired her in the past on and off to assist him. i think sometimes when she needed money, he would figure out, you know, things for her to do for him. and we are not talking about complicated, compl

the madam was kristin davis. ran a high profile sex service. wednesday, kristin davis met with the team of robert mueller. she is a good friend of roger stone. >> the key difference between the mta and my former escort agency was that i ran one set of books. >> roger stone has been making super super weird instagram post about davis with her child. why do fbi agents dispatched by robert mueller keep asking my friends if i am the father of this baby. in a statement today stone said kristin davis is a long time friend of associate of mine. i am the god father to her 2-year-old son. joining me to help understand what is going on is michael issi koff. what is going on? >> i can attest that kristin davis was very close to roger stone at the crucial period that mueller is looking at. i remember interviewing roger stone at the office of yahoo and kristin davis showed up with him and they left together. so you know, clearly what is interesting here to me is that mueller obviously -- stone obviously remains clearly a subject of mueller's investigation.

i'm not saying he did that here with kristin davis but he did that in the past. one of his assistants came up with $100,000 for a campaign out of nowhere and he said he was just a trust fund baby when we knew he was not a trust fund baby. >> good to see you. >>> for more on this i have bob bauer with me, a former white house counsel to president obama. bob bauer, thank you for coming back as well. just staying on this manhattan madam story. so we know that mueller's team met with her this week. what does your gut tell you as a lawyer is going on? >> we know from other news accounts that they've been talking to a whole host of associates, people close to roger stone, so in light of that long-time association, in particular her service to him as a clerical assistant in the 2016 period, it's not at all surprising that the prosecutors would interview had err. >> the fact that she sat for this interview voluntarily, she wasn't forced to do this, how do you interpret that? >> that's always hard to judge. i don't know what advice of counsel she had or whether she took i

he said kristin davis is a long-time friend, an associating of mine. i am the godfather to her 2-year-old son. she knows nothing about alleged russian collusion, wikileaks collaboration or any other impropriety related to the 2016 election, which i thought was the subject of this probe. i understand she appeared voluntarily. i am highly confident, roger stone writes me, she will testify truthfully if called upon to do so. so the bottom line here, anna, this is significant because it just shows some of the additional tentacles that still exist here in this investigation, even as the investigation has already caught up several of the president's top advisers. michael flynn already pleading guilty. paul manafort, who's in a courtroom even as we speak right now. this thing isn't done yet and it continues. >> it's definitely not done and shows the broad scope that robert mueller has. he can pursue charges on any number of issues. and so for roger stone, he might be in real hot water pertaining to the russia probe but also on unrelated charges. we really don

today he says kristin davis is a long time friend and associate of mine. i am the godfather of her 2-year-old son. she knows nothing about the alleged russian collusion, wikileaks collaboration or any other impropriety related to the 2016 election which i thought was the subject of this probe. joining me now is michael isikoff. what is going on? >> good question, chris. look, i can, first of all, attest that kristin davis was very close to roger stone at the crucial period that robert mueller is looking at. i interviewed -- i remember interviewing roger stone at the offices of yahoo! in new york in the closing weeks of the campaign and kristin davis showed up with him handling logistics, side by side and then they left together. so, you know, clearly what's interesting here to me is that mueller obviously -- stone obviously remains very clearly a subject of mueller's investigation. mueller has farmed out other aspects that he's come across, such as michael cohen's taxi stuff and the election -- the illegal election money to the southern district of new yor

sources have told cnn that they do want kristin davis to testify before a grand jury. and that's an indication they may be zeroing in on davis' close friend roger stone who advised donald trump for decades. davis is known as the manhattan madam and roger stone may have also been close for years. she ran a high end prostitution ring here in new york and schenn we went to jail as part of the scandal that took down eliot spitzer. it was after that stint she paired up with stone who advidea surprised her campaign for new york governor in 2010 when she ran on a platform of legalizing marijuana and prostitution. stone put davis on his own payroll. she helped him with clerical work, setting up media interviews and there's another twist. stone is the godfather of davis's son but two witnesses have been asked whether he's actually the father which appears to have annoyed stone. in a new statement, stone said kristin davis is a long time friend and associate of mine, i am the godfather two her two-year-old son, she knows nothing about russian collusion, wikileaks collaboration o

i think that kristin davis has probably seen his e-mail account. she may have been privy to information they're trying to pin down. if they're looking into roger's business affairs, the way he pays people, the way he receives money, that may be something that kristin davis could provide insight into. >> asha, in terms of the manafort trial, it does seem like it's coming down to how much prosecutors are actually going to be able to prove it was manafort himself who was directing fraud that was taking place because obviously the defense is putting it on his associate, rick gates. >> right. this is an uphill battle for manafort because the crux of the allegations is that he lied to banks in terms of representing his income and his other liabilities in getting loans, and that he also lied to the irs in his tax returns. now, he signed his own tax returns, which you do under penalty of perjury. but what the prosecution also has are communications between manafort and his cpa in which the cpa is directly asking him questions like, do you have any foreign

so we don't know why investigators want kristin davis as a witness. we don't know how extensive or how long her testimony is going to be today but john this is just one more reminder that there's so much about the mueller investigation that we don't know. >> indeed there is, mj lee in washington, appreciate it. >>> we're going to talk about the state of america in the age of president trump. so much has happened over the last 24 hours. so much has been said. we'll get reaction from david axelrod next. i like chillaxin. the new united explorer card makes things easy. traveling lighter. taking a shortcut. (woooo) taking a breather. rewarded! learn more at theexplorercard.com dozens of people 50 and over, who like me, are actual customers of the aarp auto and home insurance program from the hartford and over that time i noticed a common theme. people appreciate the value they get with the hartford. - we originally signed up for automobile and homeowners' together. the hartford was the only one that was able to save us money. - that's a good feeling, huh?

hey, kristine. >> yeah, cam, i guess that makes me an honorary member of bachelor nation.becca and garrett packin' on the pda now, but i wanted to know just how they spent all those months undercover. >> will you mary me? >> yes, yes, yes! >> do you feel as though a weight has been lifted off your shoulders? >> oh, yeah. >> yes. >> the fact that now we don't need to use code names anymore feels amazing. >> what kind of code names did you have? >> he was vincent. >> and she was veronica. >> vincent and veronica, did you come up with those yourself? >> yes, veronica was already kind of like her alter-ego and but the last name on my phone was bushelpeck, and it came from -- >> yeah, i wrote him a little note like i love you, bushel and a peck and that's how he got that name. >> the engagement ring is 4 carats. the next step, is a possible move to l.a. but what about this pic making its way around the internet? many people think becca looks a lot like garrett's ex-wife. his first marriage was in 2015 and they split after two months. >> i mean, i never thought that until someon

>> kristin davis on wednesday met with robert mueller's team. she has -- >> who is kristin davis? >> she is the manhattan madam. you'll remember when eliot spitzer went down, she claimed that she had provided prostitutes to him and became instantly famous. he has denied that. she spent four months at rikers island. i met her when she came out of rikers island. she was doing interviews at the time. she wound up running for mayor. she is quite a character. she has been working with roger stone on his political campaigns. she has done web work for him. robert mueller wants to talk to her probably about finances and following the money. >> i'm sorry. i misspoke earlier. i meant robert mueller. i said sdny. so many investigations to keep track of. how does she tie into donald trump other than roger stone? are they looking at anything specifically, any way she could have been involved in a back channel potentially? i know when mueller's investigators and prosecutors are questioning witnesses part of the line of questioning is what role did roger stone play? was he really an advisor or w

marched to the midterms, kristin fisher will dive deep into the president's latest escalation into war with the media. fox news politics editor chris stirewalt standing by with expert analysis into democratic senate seat in indiana that the g.o.p. is hoping to flip. but we begin with correspondent garrett tenney live in evansville, indiana, with the president. good evening. >> good evening to you. this was the place to be in evansville tonight for the campaign says more than 12,000 people packed in for tonight's rally adds another couple thousand who couldn't get in watched the rally on big screens outside with the president spoke to more than an hour. his focus was on the midterm elections, he also talked a lot about immigration, i.c.e., and the economy. he also made a bit of news. just a few hours after saying attorney general jeff sessions was safe in his job, at least until november, tonight the president went back to laying the groundwork for his dismissal by going after the agencies that sessions overseas. >> our justice department, and

>> ed: kristin fisher, i appreciate their reporting. as as a republican strategist rr stone next on the special counsel was? stone joins us now live to tell us what he knows and what he doesn't. good evening, mr. stone. >> thank you, ed. great to be here. >> ed: we heard that clip from kristin davis, known as the manhattan madam. she got in trouble, so she has reformed her life, and you've hired her to do work. she is trying to turn things around and she basically says, somehow, the special counsel who is supposed to be looking at alleged russian collusion brought her in for questioning. what is this all about? >> they struck her with a bill for $1400 in child care for her testimony because she had to travel to washington. kristin davis has no knowledge of russian collusion or wikileaks collaboration or any other illegal act on my part pertaining to the 2016 election or anything else. nor does anybody else who has been paraded in front of the grand jury. this is quite simple. there is no such evidence. there is no such witness who can t

good evening, kristin. >> the prosecution called on 2 dozen witnesses over the course of two weeks, the today the defense rested its case without calling a witness including the man standing trial. they did not mount a defense but the prosecution has not met its burden of proof. now it is time for closing arguments. the judge has urged them to use less time. it is possible the jury could get the case as early as tomorrow afternoon. >> they made a strong case, argued rick gates is not a reliable witness, there are holes in his testimony and that the same time there has been a lot of evidence, it will be an uphill run for paul manafort. >> reporter: the judge is not made things easy for the prosecution, the judge's opinionated remarks from the bench, at one point the judge asked the prosecution do you think i made any such comments? the judge then asked for an example to which the prosecutor replied there were many but specifically said during rick gates's testimony, that his box was good at keeping track of the money and the judge applied he couldn't be that good because gates allegedly

in a statement, stone tells cnn, kristin davis is a longtime friend and associate of mine. i am the godfather to her 2-year-old son. she knows nothing about russian collusion, wikileaks collaboration, or any other impropriety related to the 2016 election, which i thought was the subject of this probe. i understand she appeared voluntarily. i am highly confident she will testify truthfully if called upon to do so. davis once ran a high-end prostitution ring and went to jail in the scandal surrounding then democratic governor eliot spitzer. >> the remorse i feel will always be with me. >> reporter: she has worked with stone over the years. and in late 2016, she joined his payroll to help him with clerical tasks. mueller's team has been looking into possible contact between stone and wikileaks founder, julian assange, as well as stone's contact with russia during the 2016 campaign. stone admitted to trading direct twitter messages with guccifer 2.0, which is now known to be an online persona for russian intelligence officers. but stone says the messages were innocuous. >> i ce

>> reporter: first we don't know why robert mueller is interested in talking to kristin davis but she is just one of people close to roger stone that he is interested in talking to. although roger stone said that as of today has not been contacted by robert mueller or his investigators. the woman known as the manhattan madam, kristin davis, scheduled to testify today before a grand jury in robert mueller's russia investigation. it could where because of her long time ties with roger stone. she and stone have been close friends for a decade. >> kristin davis is a brilliant woman, a friend of mine, someone who has made mistakes and has paid her debt to society. >> reporter: davis once ran a high end prostitution ring. she went to jail surrounding a scandal around -- >> i have redeemed myself and americans believe in second chances. >> reporter: davis has also worked with stone more recently. in late 2016, she helped him with clerical tasks on his website. >> she knows of no russia collusion or any other illegal activity on my part in connection with the presidential election or otherwis

kristin fisher has a live report from washington next.orget to get your hands on a copy of my book "new york times" best selling book liars leakers and liberal >> judge jeanine: welcome back to this special edition of hannity. today, senator lindsey graham wrote a letter to the director of the fbi, christopher wray and expressed his concerns about the, quote: double standard and mounting evidence of bias trump campaign during the 2016 election. joining us with more from washington is kristin fisher. kristin. >> judge, senator lindsey graham is accusing the fbi of a double standard because of the difference in terms of how it handled russian contacts with the trump campaign. first thousand handled a suspected chinese spy on democratic senator dianne feinstein's staff. sent a letter to fbi director christopher wray today senator graham said that quote so i appreciate the fbi's diligence in identifying the staff with potential ties to the chinese government and providing senator dianne feinstein with a defensive briefing i'm deeply troubled

but several people close to stone keep getting called in for questioning including kristin davis, aka, the manhattan madam who went before a grand jury on friday. what could mueller want with a former madam m. emjay has more details. >> we don't toe know why mueller was interested in talking to kristin davis. but we know that davis appears to be one of several people close to roger stone that mueller is interested in talking to. even though as of friday roger stone says he hasn't been contacted by mueller. the woman known as the manhattan madam kristin davis scheduled to testify before a grand jury in robert mueller's russia investigation. special counsel investigators could be interested in her ties to long time trump adviser roger stone. she was interviewed by investigators last week. she and stone have been close friends for a decade. >> kristin davis is a brilliant woman, a friend of mine, someone who made mistakes and has paid her debt to society. >> davis once ran a high-end prostitution ring and went to scale as part of the scannedland vochgt elliott spitser. >> the remorse i f

joining us now from washington with more as our own kristin fisher. kristin? appears that the domestic abuseti allegations had very little impact on this race. keith ellison easily won the democratic primary for minnesota attorney general, even though days earlier he was accused of emotional and physical abuse by an ex-girlfriend. over the weekend, her son alleged on facebook he had seen angry text messages from ellison to his mother and a video dragging her off the bed, but that video has not surfaced and he addressed the allegations during his victory speech last night. listen. >> we had a very, um, unexpected event in this campaign. that happened.n i want to assure you it is not true. we are going to keep on fighting. >> the six-term congressman also serves as the deputy chairman of the dnc. a awkward spot to be in because the dnc is reviewing these allegations of domestic abuse the committee's chairman says he takes it very seriously, though he downplayed the impact this could have heading into the midterms. minnesota is shaping up to be a critical state i

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the grand jury heard from stone associate kristin davis and she's saying mueller is coming for stone,ut number two, she doesn't believe anything bad happened. >> did you come away from your session today believing that the investigators are coming for roger stone? >> i did. i think that there's cause for concern based on that they just want to believe something happened, which i don't believe it did. >> he doesn't believe it did. she's one of at least seven people connected to stone who mueller is interested in. new reports, he's also looking beyond collusion and into roger stone's alleged threats to political activists he described as wikileaks -- he aired those concerns in our interview in may. >> quote, i'm going to take that dog away from you. nothing you can do about it. i'm paraphrasing. i will prove to the world you're a liar. >> he's afraid i'm going to unload on him. >> why is he bringing your dog, who we have on the screen, why is he bringing your dog into this? >> because he's a sick man. he's delusional. >> memories. roger stone and his lawyer deny any wrongdoing here, and

kristin davis appeared before the grand jury just this afternoon. stone associate randy. stone is the vivid mentioned. quote on or about august 15 the conspirators posing as guccifer 2 .0. there is other evidence that stone could have colluded with agents including his own claim of having been in touch with wikileaks. >> in regard to the october surprise, what is your point on that. >> it could be any number of things. i have communicated with assange. i believe the next documents pertain to the clinton foundation but no telling what the october surprise may be. >> "washington post" reported that he talked to assange in may 2016, weeks before any hacks were made public. wikileaks had obtained e-mails. five months before wikileaks released the e-mails. miller may have been a no-show today but his lawyer was at the courthouse. in the meantime, miller could be sent to jail for refusal to comply and if that happens, there is a none zero chance, miller manafort and maria butina. joining me now. ben, i will start with you. how often does someone not show up when they are subpoe

all right, kristin, thank you., this bring in our political panel, ty worked on the obama re-election campaign. also the democratic congressional campaign committee's executive director for 2016. than hayworth is a former new york congresswoman and women independent forum board of directors highly qualified, of course. i saw today these headlines about this race any special election is like the most important thing. it's the biggest thing, it's going to be the bellwether but ty, why is this race so close now. >> you are seeing a backlash to trump americans fundamentally want a partisan government. it's getting closer and closer. energy on the democratic sighted and maybe not as much on the republican side and that's what breaking news out the fact that there is actually more republicans in the district. >> dana: dolls it have anything to do with the get out the vote campaigns? i'm curious about religion sterling of new voters. >> a lot of it is we have seen a surge in people registering for the first time to vote s

investigators appear to be interested in kristin davis' ties to long time trump adviser roger stone who she has known for a decade. shimone is all over this for us today. how are are these two connected? >> it's a great question. this case has everything. today we are talking about madams, yesterday we were talking about ostrich jackets. there really is everything here. it's really not clear exactly why the special counsel would be interested in her and, as you said, she is a long time friend, associate, close friend of roger stone. he is the godfather to her son. so there are a lot of questions and it certainly seems that this has to do with some of roger stone's more personal life, perhaps maybe his finances. we know that that's something that the special counsel has been looking at. others who have come before the special counsel, there have been others who have been asked questions about roger stone, but exactly why her we don't know. roger stone always the colorful person that he is issued a statement in response to this. she was at the special counsel on wednesday and here is what

kristin davis. she got the nickname the manhattan madam during the eliot spitzer scandal. she's a close friend of roger stone, worked for the trump campaign and has been a focus of the russia probe -- that has been a focus of the russia probe. kristin davis, thank you for taking the opportunity. >> thanks for having me, chris. >> so when you got in there, how long were you in there before the grand jury? >> about an hour. >> all right. what was the line of questioning like? >> i think that's what's concerning is that it was very one-sided. you know, there's obviously no defense attorney in there. the special counsel's office has a rapport with these jurors, and the questions were very leading. so -- >> like what? give me an example. >> um -- >> you're allowed to, you know. legally you are not beholden to them. it's not like you're a juror on a case. >> i know. the problem is they don't like you to use your first amendment right to freedom of speech. i was issued a subpoena originally for august 3rd. then when they found out i talked to the press, accidentally they moved th

chris. >> chris: kristin fisher reporting from columbus, ohio. thanks for that.oining me now, the president's national security advisor john bolton. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> glad to be with you. >> chris: let's begin with breaking news. what leftist venezuelan president is calling an assassination attempt against him yesterday, let's put up this video. pretty striking. speaking at a military event when drones loaded with explosives exploded. you can see security protecting him with ballistic blankets and military -- it was a national guard event at the event in caracas. begin the stampede. question, to the u.s. play any role, and what's our reaction to what he was calling an assassination attempt? >> i can say unequivocally there is no u.s. government involvement in this at all. just within the past couple of hours i have spoken with irish angers in caracas, they had diplomatic official down there. he and his staff were up much of the night making sure americans in venezuela were safe. as of now we think everybody of notice to the embassy is in a sec

you know, kristin davis' story in and of itself is pretty interesting. this is someone who ran a prostitution ring. she went to jail in the scandal surrounding new york governor elliott spitzer, who eventually resigned. she's had a lot on her plate over the years. she ran for governor in 2010. that's one of the instances she worked alongside roger stone. one of her platforms was legalizing prostitution, legalizing marijuana. obviously she was not successful in this bid. and the last sort of perplexing thing about this case is we don't know kparktly what the special counsel wants to get from kristin davis, but we do know that his prosecutors have asked some bizarre questions of other witnesses. she has a son. roger stone happens to be the godfather of that son. apparently in interviews with other witnesses, people have been asked whether that child could be roger stone's child. sort of difficult to figure out how this all fits into the broader scheme of whether, you know, russia colluded or whether any russians colluded with anyone in donald trump's orbit

he was held in contempt. >> kristin davis answered her subpoena, she was here before the grand jury. andrew miller did not. he refused to comply with the subpoena and as a result the judge held him in contempt and issued a 93-page opinion. the judge put the contempt ruling on hold until monday so andrew miller's attorneys can go through the appeal process. they're arguing the appointment of special counsel mueller in and of itself is unconstitutional so they said by virtue of that fact their subpoenas shouldn't have to be complied with so they're in the midst of appealing that. andrew miller an associate of roger stone but refusing to comply with the subpoena today. >> there's another play, the guy who roger stone says was his wikileaks back channel has been supped to testify. >> that's right. he's a comedian, a radio talk show host, an associate once again with roger stone. he initially rebuffed robert mueller's request for a voluntary interview but then today his attorney tells us he was served with a subpoena and he plans to comply, the subpoena when he is supposed to go for the g

>>chris: even kristin fisher's piece about the rally, he does that meddling.e says there were a lot of people involved. no there wasn't. it was russia. that to everybody's been focusing on. that's who you focused on in your briefing. >> rights. there's no question that russia was the principal violator and their activity this year, puts them in the lead the activity so far at least is down from 2016. but it does not exclude for the potential for others to muddle. and i think the broader issue that i think christopher wray talked about in particular of influence efforts that go beyond the specifics of a particular election. i think that's very troubling too. >>chris: you talk about the media and the idea they all jump off the telephone line. >> not everyone but a lot of them. >>chris: in a much more direct way, the president critiqued the media. iwant to put up the streets. this tweets. this is one of them. the fake news hates me saying they're the enemy of the people, only becausethey know it's true. i'm providing a service by explaining this to the american p

unclear why the mueller team is having kristin davis testify before the grand jury. as we find out more details, we'll get those to you. >> thank you for the reporting. also this morning in another courthouse, this one in alexandria, virginia. the prosecutors in paul manafort's trial are challenging the judge presiding over this case. asking him to correct something he said. let's go to joe johns. what happened this time? >> reporter: it's baffling. this is the second time, the second straight day that mueller team has gone after the judge for something he said in front of the jury, on the record, that they say could affect the trial. this time bank fraud and conspiracy. the simple version of it is during questioning yesterday had a solution and information. the judge quipped and got a l r laugh when he said you might want to spend your time on a loan that was granted. why is that important? the prosecution argued that what they were trying to show with the witness was conspiracy. it's very well settled law that even if a conspiracy was not successful, if you can sho

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kristin fisher is on the ground.to take the stage. >> there are 2700 people inside this auditorium. that is all this auditorium can fit. there are hundreds or thousands more outside. they had to fill two other rooms, overflow rooms. there are still people in the streets. a lot of folks waiting to see president trump. some have been here since 3:00 a.m. you never really know what you are going to get at a trump rally. one thing we know is that president trump is going to be endorsing republican, troy of alterman for this congressional seat. it's about 20 minutes -- this is a lively republican who has been sitting in the seat since the early '80s. this is his race to lose. he has not been doing that great in the polls. in terms of fundraising, he is way behind his democratic opponent, danny o'connor. o'connor, if he wins would be the youngest member of congress. he has an interesting story as well. president trump is going to tie o'connor to nancy pelosi. o'connor has been running saying that if he wins, he would not s

kristin fisher in ohio. more volleys tonight in the trade work between the world's biggest trading partners. china is lapping new imports. let's talk about where all of this is going. deirdre bolton of fox business network joins us from the new york. good evening. the trade dispute between the u.s. a slapping additional tariffs on 25% on $16 billion worth of u.s. imports. so chinese businesses and consumers will have to pay more for all of the american products. there are 279 of them on this list from american fuel to american steel to u.s.-made autos to u.s. manufactured of medical equipment. china's moves coming after the trump administration said it's preparing to put $16 billion of tariffs on chinese goods in the next two weeks. the u.s. has input tariffs twice in china in the past month and beijing for its part has said it will always answer the u.s. and a dollar for dollar way. the u.s. and china have the largest trading relationship in the world but as of today it looks as if neither side plans on bac

kristin welker, nbc news, the white house. >> thanks to kristin for that report. >>> omarosa also toldbc's chris matthews she has plenty of recordings and said she does not mind sharing them with bob mueller if the special counsel's office calls again. there are recordings featuring omarosa's private conversations with ivanka trump and jared kushner. on one of the calls, he wished her the best and told her that he had no idea she was going to be fired. less than a month ago president trump was railing against michael cohen, but yesterday he pointed to cohen as a validator in an effort to dispute an allegation by omarosa manigault newman. he retweeted cohen who wrote, to the dozens who called me questioning omarosa claimed in her new book that omarosa took a note from me. i did not see this. just two weeks ago he slammed him for releasing a tape of a payment. rudy guilliani said this about cohen. >> the man is a pathological manipulator, liar. he has been lying all week, he's been lying for years. i don't see how he has any credibility. which lie do you want to pick? do you want to pick

from a legal standpoint, what value does kristin davis bring to the mueller probe? >> well, the short answer, christi -- good morning to you, of course. >> good morning. >> is that we don't know. the larger and broader answer is it could be significant. let's take a big-picture view of this. we know there was interference. we know that as a result of this investigation, there have been numerous indictments. obstruction of justice, perjury. what we don't yet have is the collusion -- excuse me -- conspiracy aspect of it, which would indicate an intent to assist a foreign power with that interference, right, between the trump campaign. you don't have that link. and so, we can't look at this particular madam investigation and her voluntary cooperation at this point in isolation. we have to view it in the broader picture. they are, the federal government, investigating stone. stone has had contact -- right, remember guccifer, which was a twitter handle tied back to the russians and russian intelligence officers. so, why is someone who is close to trump, who is involved i

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kristin fisher is following this for us. kristin? >> hey, dana.ce president said look back to the end of world war ii when advances in aviation led to the establishment of the air force. there were growing pains back then. but, he believes it was necessary to secure american domination in the skies. and now he believes that it's time to do the exact same thing but in space. >> now the time has come to write the next great chapter in the history of our armed forces. to prepare for the next battlefield. >> this leads to all kinds of questions about weaponizing space. critics have said these proposals could potentially violate the outer space which prohibits weapons of mass destruction in space. today, the vice president made it very clear that the u.s. is not the one necessitating this change. he blames china and russia for already weaponizing space. he says just last week china claims to have made its first successful test of a hyper sonic missile which could evade detection by u.s. radars and russia claims to be developing missiles that could be l

hello, kristin. >> hey, shep, these two candidates are 1700 votes apart.housands of provisional votes that need to be counted. if that margin shrinks to half a percentage point or less that would trigger an automatic recount in the state. now, the republicans that i have spoken to in ohio. they say that they think that this will not happen that a recount will not happen. they think balderson will win it outright but barely. they believe president trump's support is what pushed him over the edge. >> president trump come in. he did a rally in delaware county which was the key county last night. it put troy balderson over the edge and we won last night in that all important district. >> still a strong showing from democrat danny o'connor. he is within striking distance of winning a district no democrat was won in 38 years. even if he ends up losing the special, he will likely have another chance in just three months. shep, these two candidates are going to be facing off again this november. >> shepard: kristin fisher in columbus. enough to the too close to ca