primary first and he's the first big name to announce but there's a lot of speculation names like laura ingramhe talk show host may decide to run there's a whole slew of people. of course the primary isn't until next year and the winner of the primary would face tim kaine. >> i tell you what's been interesting though, just the fiery nature of what he said and how we've seen that come out since donald trump has been in officers. >> yup. >> let's switch over t congressman cindy hoyer and anthony brown want the state to get their money back after a failed bid for the new fbi headquarters. earlier this week the trump administration announced plans to move the agency's headquarters to a different location. won't happen. d.c. maryland and virginia all work for years to lure the fbi to a new place. the decision to scrap the move comes in part because congress was not going to provide the funding for the project. congressman hoyer and brown say maryland is owed $200 million that it spent on surveys. >> a california congressman joins the speculation that there's a move to impeach the president. more wh

considering a run include former presidential canaled date carly fiorina and radio talk show host laura ingram. alison: all right. switching gears now. a lot of buzz over the last season of "saturday night live." today was more than the critics taking notice. marci gonzalez reports that the show leads the pack of this year's emny nominations. >> helped by the headline making performances. s.n.l. tying for the most emmy nominations this year. they are pitching in to keep hbo at the top with more nomination than any other network with 110. netflix followed with 91 nods including for three of the seven shows in the outstanding drama series category. if >> i know exactly what they need. >> the stars of the show nominated in the best drama acting category. kevin spacey up indianapolis five other actors including two from "this is us." robin right competing against stars including viola davis of "how to get away with murder." >> finally get to be me. >> and elizabeth moss of hulu 's handmade tale. >> going in everyone knew it would be a crazy year of wild cards. "game of ineligible. so it opened up

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other republicans considering a run are carly fiorina and laura ingram. senator sanders formally endorsed ben jealous and his run for the governor of maryland. he is one of six democrats planning to challenge larry hogan. also in democratic race, executive rushern baker. nancy: president trump meantime in paris for bastille day and business. spending the day in meetings with the newly elected french counterpart. that is as the controversy at home continues. the president's son meeting with a russian lawyer raising questions. emily rau with the president's defense of his son. president trump: from a practical standpoint most people would have taken the meeting. >> president trump had three talking points responding to the inevitable question about donald jr.'s meeting with russian lawyers with ties to the kremlin. >> it lasted for a short period and nothing came of the meeting. >> at a joint press conference he said that the meeting was short and nothing came of it. details haven't been verified but will be the focus of the various russia investigations. >

fox news contributor laura ingram says president trump is making a major impact abroad contrary to whats are saying. >> it's good for him to stay on the road, especially right now with this russia story continues to bubble up. we keep hearing that the europeans don't like him. is he really unpopular, et cetera, et cetera. a lot of our friends in the media were saying a lot of similar things about president reagan in the 1980s. i'm not saying donald trump is president reagan. i am saying, of course, american presidents have often, when they stand for american interests first. they have often gotten rockie receptions in europe. that being said, i think donald trump has actually had some great interactions with foreign leaders which is swept under the rug by a media obsessed with pavlovian obsession. with the exclusion of all else. rob: former dnc chair who left the organization open to hacking and refused help is now trying to strip white house senior advisor jared kushner of his security clearance. congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz you will remember her, introducing a series of amen

people like laura ingram that say message discipline, message discipline when they tweet about this whiteouse. the biggest problem for the chief of staff is the person that seems to have the least message discipline is the president himself. they'll be on track to have a good week on made in america or infrastructure or something like that and the president will get up and issue tweets to take them off message. so whoever the new communications director will be under john kelly, has to be a nimble person. somebody that has five different game plans ready to go just in case the president decides to go off on tangent. the president likes to do that though. he likes to keep people off balance. he thinks that he gains by that and he likes to talk directly to his constituents. i don't expect as much as john kelly may try to channel as i talked about the president's enthusiasm for his own messaging, he will probably have to deal with a president that take the white house way off message at the most inopportune time because that's the way he works. >> shepard: unless the crazy continues, they'll

take a listen to what corey lewandowski had to say earlier today on laura ingram's radio show. >> he has not had a significant legislative accomplishment yet, which i think is a shame, considering the republicans control both the house and the senate and the white house. and they haven't moved that big legislative agenda that they should have done. >> reporter: and one of the big questions is, what will the chain of command be here at the white house? that's still being worked out. but i'm getting the sense that general kelly wants people to be reporting to him primarily, and then reporting to the president only on a need-to-report basis. in other words, that he would be the point of contact for top staffers here. we'll have to see how that plays out. and i anticipate we'll get a little bit more information about that a little bit later on "today" when sarah huckabee sanders has that briefing a little bit later today, chris, because of the medal of honor ceremony at 3:45. >> so president trump talked about the north korea situation. bring us up to date on that, kristen. >> reporter:

let's deal in laura ingram, she's the editor and chief. >> i like the rotating hot dogs that never changeeal food stops where you open the refrigerator and it's the fake roast beef. brian: if there's a long line, it hypnotizes you. ainsley: i'm so glad you pointed it out. i'm going to laugh he have time i go in a gas station. >> see? news you can use, ainsley. you guys go from 7-eleven slurpees to breach birth and now health care. we're going to do it all. ainsley: it's all medically-related. steve: why would anybody eat that and not a slim jim, i have no idea. >> good point. the touched on health care. the senate now is going to phase two, they're going to see if they can come up with something to get enough people onboard. what does your gut tell you? because right now, the math is not in mitch mcconnell's favor. >> yeah. the math isn't there. vice president pence came on my radio show yesterday and said they're close. and i pressed him, and i said are you in constant contact with mitch mcconnell? because in my mind, this is due or die to him. this is a test of his leadership in the u.s