i wrote that speech that declared what the goals for 10 years ago for lee scott.e a wealth. zero waste. completely sustainable supply chain. the are working step by step. this has not had a big effect accept the car companies, who made an agreement to raise their mileage standards. germanish government and government have done extraordinary things to excel renewable energy and progress around climate in those countries. you don't have it here. we've never had it. charlie: what? >> the meshing of these different branches and climate change. cities, the mayors have been extraordinary. mayors and city's are these sort entities, doing extraordinary things in the united states. you get congress and go, whatever. seattle? 2035, 100% renewable energy? charlie: don't you think if you disagree with government policy, you should try to change it? >> we are all learning, right? that's the process of it. what we do is bring forth the information. all we can do is bring forth the information and lead that what we believe. have a plant-based diet and have had it for 10 years. a

i wrote that speech that declared what the goals for walmart were 10 years ago for lee scott.w their goals very, very well. waste,le energy, zero completely sustainable supply chain. they are working on it step by step. this has not had a big effect, except the car companies. they had an agreement when bailed out to raise their mileage standards. the danish government and german government have done extraordinary things to accelerate renewable energy and progress around climate in those countries. they have that kind of meshing. you don't have it here. we've never had it. charlie: what? paul: the meshing of these different branches and climate change. charlie: the former mayor. paul: the cities, the mayors have been extraordinary. mayors and cities are these sort of subnational entities, doing extraordinary things in the united states. you get congress and go, whatever. what is it, seattle? 2035, 100% renewable energy? charlie: don't you think we should be a catalyst -- if you disagree with government policy, you should try to change it? way you do that is by bringing forward

for wal-mart i wrote that speech that declared what the goals of wal-mart were ten years ago for lee scott. so i know their goals very, very well. 100 percent renewable energy, zero waste, and completely sustainable supply chain. and they're working on it step-by-step by step. so this has not had a big effect on any corporation except and i will say there is an exception, the car companies. who made an agreement when they were bailed out to raise their mileage standards and now recounted. the danish government, the german government have done extraordinary things to accelerate renewable energy and progress around climate in those countries. so there you have that kind of meshing but you don't have it here. we never had it, though. >> rose: we never had what? >> the meshing of the executive branch, the congressional branch and these initiatives around climate change. that never happened here. >> rose: former mayor bloomberg. >> he has, the city, the mayors have been extraordinary. he has been extraordinary. i mean mayors and the cities are the sort of, what we call subnational entities, are

lee. >> jon: i'm jon scott. the president calling the push against kushner fake news. >> jenna: the staff shakeup at the white house, press secretary sean spicer is scheduled to hold the daily news briefing at 2:00 p.m. eastern time and there'll be a lot of questions about who is in and who's out. a space for a good day to you and you are right. the president has made it clear once again his not-so-subtle disdain for what he likes to call the fake media, taking to twitter once again to ensure more criticism about this notion that there is ties between the trump white house and russia. here we go again. this is a tweet. russian officials must be laughing at the u.s. and how a lame excuse for the democrats lost the election has taken over the fake news. the latest after suggesting that his son in law and advisor, jared kushner, is under scrutiny for allegedly wanting to establish some back channel communication with russia after the election. white house officials say that's a fairly common practice. >> back chann

lee. >> jon: i'm jon scott. all of this as chuck schumer earlier reiterated his call for a special prosecutor into russian meddling in our presidential election. and possible collusion between the kremlin and trump campaign associates. those calls coming fast and furious from democrats and even a few republicans on capitol hill. other republicans sensed some hypocrisy in the democratic outrage. >> i simply said to him, mr. president, all due respect, you are making a very big mistake. he didn't really answer, and i have said from the get-go that i think a special prosecutor is the way to go. but now, with what's happened, the only way i can go. the only way to go to restore the american people's faith. are people going to suspect cover up? absolutely. >> my messages suck it up and move on. >> who we face a looming constitutional crisis. very much like happened in 1973, the midnight massacre, this episode has very much to feel of that chapter in our history, one that we should not repeat. this bill's fast-moving

scott. i'm melissa lee. home prices are rising. but will there is one thing completely freaking out the housing market right now. we'll tell you what it is straight ahead. and uber under fire. the ride hailing company underpaying drivers. a shocking and bold claim but one big investment fund. raising questions who has been paid back, many have, but thousands haven't seen a dime almost a decade later despite billions of dollars just sitting there. power lunch right now. >> welcome to

lee. >> jon: i'm jon scott. as we learn about the big boats taking place in congress we await reaction from the other end of pennsylvania avenue, the white house daily briefing will kick off about 30 minutes from now. follows a busy weekend with the administration and the president touting the first 100 days of the trump presidency. let's begin with chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel live on capitol hill with more on the latest going on there, mike? >> good afternoon. the serious effort to get things done in congress this week, finding the government through september, also a serious push to get the final book 8 vote to push healthcare reform on the house floor. >> that has long been our priority, unfortunately, because of obamacare, we continue to see premiums increase, co-pays, 1 out of 3 counties in america only have one plan available to them, so we need to be taking steps to ensure that everyone has a better healthcare future in this country. >> on the new government funding bipartisan agreement

scott. i'm melissa lee. the naz dam and s&p 500 hitting record highs again., five stocks account for 30% of the gains this year. which companies are they? what happens if they begin to roll over? >>> plus, we talked a lot about the retail reck, best buy is a bright spot. it's up now more than 80% in the past one year. best buy the best buy in retail right now? >>> it's back to the future for amazon. we'll, plain. the stock just a few bucks away from hitting 1,000 bucks a share for the first time ever. "power lunch" starts

lee. >> jon: i'm jon scott. we are awaiting the daily white house press briefing set to begin at about half an hour from now. there will certainly be questions about the republicans revised health care plan as they tried to come up with enough votes in the house after that white house fact officer and budget demands like funding for a border wall. live fox team coverage, mike emanuel watching the vote count on capitol hill where vice president pence made an appearance but we begin with cheaper white house white house correspondent john roberts. >> good afternoon. looks like the target date for a vote in the house this thursday, white house hoped it happen tomorrow but it will not help in until closer to the end of the week cometh difficult to pin down exactly how many votes they need to pick up in order to pass this bill. i'm told by white house sources is anywhere between 4-8. just a few minutes ago in the rose garden appearing the air force falcons, they presented them with the commander-in-chief trophy, the p

scott. i'm melissa lee. here is what's on the menu. the art of the deal. trump speaking in israel, deals with the saudis, $350 billion and counting. defense stocks surging on the news. president trump and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu are about to deliver a joint statement any moment now. we'll bring you there live. >>> mark fields out as ceo of ford after only three years in charge. that stock down 30% in that t e time. the road ahead now for the automaker. >>> and a video that has gone viral. a sea lion looking for a

jon scott and jenna lee have the day off.nt trump visiting arlington national cemetery a few hours ago. this is unusual for a president, made an unannounced stop at section 60. the final resting place for members of the military who have been killed in the war on terror since 2001. those families have gathered there to be with their loved ones. had this young than ma, president trump and vice president pence, speaking with the families of fallen soldiers. you can see sharing a moment with a young boy whose father is laid to rest there, who he was there to visit. the president also laying the traditional wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier on his first memorial day as commander in chief. >> president trump: words cannot measure the depth of their devotion, the purity of their love, off the totality of their courage. we only hope that every day we can prove worthy. not only of their sacrifice and service, but of the sacrifice made by the families and loved ones they left behind. >> leland: lucas tomlinson live at the pent

scott. >> info jenna lee today, president trump clearly telling senate lawmakers not to let the american people down on health care. but senate majority leader mitch mcconnell indicates that the process will not be rushed. while some other senators are saying that today will start from scratch. still the president's team insisting that health care reform will happen. >> he will get this done. we will repeal and replace obamacare. we will give america a better product. >> we remember schoolhouse rock when we were kids, we are going to go through this process. is it ugly, maybe. is it slow? yes, but it is the right way to do it. >> jon: live for us now at the white house. kevin. >> what a great idea, right? i remember "schoolhouse rock." i know you do too. it was good stuff. if you are wondering how the president is looking at this time i would say that the white house official told me that he is confident and pragmatic. he understands as the health care debate moves into another phase. the house was right here, a number of g.o.p. members celebrating with the president as they now have a chance t

housing is always followed by the word crisis and of course we have now mayor ed lee and san francisco state senator scott wiener saying bay area cities are going to have to start pulling their weight. >> some of the jurisdictions around the bay area just want transportation money, but they don't want to build the housing that's needed to support the work force. >> reporter: ed lee is working to pressure other cities to do their fair share when it comes to housing. >> we're having very interesting incent vising conversations that say, you know, look, if you want transportation money, you're going to have to do your share building housing so there isn't all the pressure on cities that are limited like san francisco. >> reporter: from 2007 to 2014, the bay area only build 57% of needed housing. >> housing prices go through the roof because we for decades have not created enough housing. >> reporter: santa clara built 74%, although much of that is market rate housing. broken down by city, some of the biggest offenders are newark, moragga -- >> right now we have communities that will not build any housing and

jon scott and jenna lee have the day off.ional cemetery a few hours ago. this is unusual for a president, made an unannounced stop at section 60. the final resting place for members of the military who have been killed in the war on terror since 2001. those families have gathered there to be with their loved ones.

scott. i'm melissa lee, here is what's on the menu. stocks rebounding. white house's bullish take on the economy? is this the bounce you buy? we'll debate that. >>> a brutal day for stocks in brazil thanks to a growing political scandal for the country's newly enstalled president. the latest details and the ripple effects of the latin american markets straight ahead. >>> why millennials are saying bigger might be better when it comes to looking for a job. this huge edition of "power lunch" starts right now. ♪ go big

scott. >> jenna: i'm jenna lee. the president weeding out this morning, james comey better hope there are no tapes of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press. the comment referencing the president's claims comey told him three times the fbi was not investigating mr. trump personally, which is not standard fbi practice. this is one of the top news items of the day. let's go to john roberts. >> good morning to you. it really is quite extraordinary for a sitting president to fire a warning shot across the bow of a fired government official but that's what the president did just a little while ago. at bears looking at again, let's put that tweet back up on the screen. the president saying james comey better hope that there are no tapes of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press. the president is referring to a dinner that he had with james comey and two phone calls in which the president insists comey told him he is not under investigation in the russia case. here's the president talking

scott. >> jenna: i am jenna lee.

scott. >> jenna: i am jenna lee. >> jon: mike handed in his resignation, and offered to remain onboard and told the transition is concluded. the president's policies moving forward. for more on all of this, kristin fisher joins us life in the white house. >> this big staff shakeup that we've been hearing so much about, but then again, sean spicer, who will had also been rumored to be on the way out, he is going to be back behind the podium in less than an hour. so if there's anything we learned about this white house is that nothing is final until it actually happens. >> in terms of staff shakeup's, i always read things that simply aren't true. i work here every day. it's much more collaborative than people realize. i think were constantly being told by people who have never worked in any white house let alone this white house what is going on here. >> now one change that is definitely being discussed is a commune occasions war room. the white house is considering bringing back to former campaign operatives back into the fold. lewandowski and david barsky, all this controversy behind jared

lee. >> jon: i'm jon scott.h against kushner fake news. >> jenna: the staff shakeup at the white house, press secretary sean spicer is scheduled to hold the daily news briefing at 2:00 p.m. eastern time and there'll be a lot of questions about who is in and who's out. a space for a good day to you and you are right. the president has made it clear

lee. >> i'm leland vetter in for jon scott. the president pledging to rt, saying the leaks are deeply troubling. they've been going on for a long time, and my administration will get to the bottom of this. the leaks of sensitive information pose a grave threat to our national security. >> joining us chris wallace, anchor of "fox news sunday." chris, what exactly is the president talking about? what are the brits talking about? what leaks are concerning? >> one of the presidents is upset, he's at nato meeting in brussels, and his british counterpart, theresa may, the british prime minister, is very upset, raising the question whether the united kingdom will share information with the united states. what they're specifically concerned about is that there were leaks of the name of the bomber, and also videos, pictures, that showed some of the key elements of the bomb. just why did that matter? because a lot of this was leaked here in america by intelligence services that had gotten it from the brits just as the british police, bri

scott. >> jenna: hi, everybody, i'm jenna lee, it is the hour with the white house press briefing, and we that to you shortly. meanwhile, democrats are not buying any of it, sing it reeks of a cover-up and they call for a special prosecutor to look into ties between russia and the trump campaign. some republicans agreeing with that. here's a look in the white house where they

scott. >> jenna: hi everybody, i'm jenna lee. sally yates telling a senate panel that she warned the administration that he may be compromised by the russians. >> we were concerned that the american people have been misled about the underlying conduct and what general flynn had done. additionally, we weren't the only ones that knew about this. the russians also knew. >> jenna: chief white house correspondent joins us today. >> what we learn from that hearing is the president was warned about general michael flynn on at least two occasions. the one time by the acting attorney general. another time, two days before the election. president obama had said to president trump, president-elect trump that when it came to michael flynn, there were probably people out there who you might consider to be better for the job then flynn. that was based on the experience that president obama had with flynn when he was the director of the defense intelligence agency. last night, gates testified that flynn had been talking to the russians and the

scott. >> info jenna lee today, president trump clearly telling senate lawmakers not to let the american peoplere. but senate majority leader mitch mcconnell indicates that the process will not be rushed. while some other senators are saying that today will start from scratch. still the president's team insisting that health care reform will happen. >> he will get this done. we will repeal and replace

lee. >> leland: i am leland vitter in for jon scott. british police are now carrying out raids across the city of manchester and arrested a fifth suspect in the bombing. all of the meantime, military personnel were deployed to high profile sites in great britain as the prime minister raises the terror level to the highest level. we are learning more about the 22-year-old man identified as the suisicide bomber as his father is speaking out claiming that his son is innocent. all will the while confirming that two of his other sonses are under arrest. rick is on the ground in manchester with this investigation and the desire to try to prevent another attack continues, hi, rick. >> reporter: hi, leland, the british police confirmed that the 23-year-old arrested in manchester is the older brother of the suicide bomber salman abedi. and his other brother was arrested in libya with connections to isis. this had is as in man chester and england as the authorities search for accomplices for anyone that might be connected to the awful terrorist a

scott. >> jenna: hi, everybody, i'm jenna lee. we're going to take you live to the white house briefing room as soon as sean spicer takes the podium but first, vice president mike pence is on capitol hill with senate republicans as they start work on repealing and replacing obamacare. we were in president trump is considering more troops heading to afghanistan, all on the heels of new white house reaction to yesterday's dramatic testimony on russia, the election, and the president's fired national security advisor michael flynn. we have the fox team, catherine herridge is covering that hearing from colonel mike rogers, a key part of the story is unmasking but we begin with kevin corke life at the white house. >> you're right, very busy 24 hours for the white house that begin yesterday with the dramatic testimony on the hill involving former acting ag sally yates and it continues actually on capitol hill today if you think about it because that is where we will find the vice president at this hour, meeting with senators over the po

scott. i'm melissa lee. here is what's on the menu. the art of the deal. president trump speaking in israel, deals with the saudis, $350 billion and counting. defense stocks surging on the news. president trump and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu are about to deliver a joint statement any moment now. we'll bring you there live. >>> mark fields out as ceo of ford after only three years in charge. that stock down 30% in that t e time. the road ahead now for the automaker. >>> and a video that has gone viral. a sea lion looking for a snack snatches a child instead. that's quite a tease. look who is joining us. "power lunch" starts right now. >> welcome, i'm becky quick. all three indices up for the third straight session. take a look at this now. the s&p up over ten points. the defense is in focus after billions of dollars in deals announced in saudi arabia. lockheed martin one of the big beneficiaries of the deals it announced. lockheed hit a new high, some of the other defense stocks also hitting lifetime highs. oil is on the move crossing $51 and

scott -- livestock. yet early was not done. now upcements from lee to 21,000 men enabled the confederate general to attack once more in mid-october at cedar creek. in the early morning hours, early with the federals. by afternoon, sheridan, absent from the command that morning, rallied his troops, and a late afternoon, struck with fury. the confederate mind crumbled under the weight of sheridan's horsemen armed with repeating carbines. not only had sheridan reversed the day's fortunes, he had captured much of early's artillery and wagon train. but sheridan failed to fulfill grants goal of destroying charlottesville and gordonsville and the virginia central railroad. for month after month, sheridan concocted lame excuses. finally, in late february 1865, he executed grant costs orders -- grandpa's orders. grant's orders. coupled with the fall of atlanta in september, the triumphant over early in the valley secured lincoln's reelection. early's raid was one of the critical moments in grant cost grants unique commandnt system failed him badly in the late

scott. i'm melissa lee. home prices are rising. home sales are rising overall but will there is one thing completely freaking out the housing market right now. we'll tell you what it is straight ahead. and uber under fire. the ride hailing company underpaying drivers. a shocking and bold claim but one big investment fund. raising questions who has been paid back, many have, but thousands haven't seen a dime almost a decade later despite billions of dollars just sitting there. power lunch right now. >> welcome to "power lunch." i'm wilfred frost. the longest winning streak for the dow and s&p since february. the dow up about 0.2% as is the nasdaq, the s&p just behind that. materials and utilities leading the gains while telecomes and financials the worst performers. intuit, mattel and nrg energy better than expected earnings. dupont is leading the dow on news there are changes to the dow/dupont post merger plan. and ge around session lows following the presentation by the ceo jeff immelt, worried about the neglect it tiative im an a

scott. >> jenna: hi, everybody, i'm jenna lee, it is the hour with the white house press briefing, and we will bring that to you shortly. meanwhile, democrats are not buying any of it, sing it reeks of a cover-up and they call for a special prosecutor to look into ties between russia and the trump campaign. some republicans agreeing with that. here's a look in the white house where they are about to hold what is sure to be a eventful briefing, the first since the announcement yesterday. meanwhile, the shakeup is catapulting russia back into the headlines on the very same day that the president hosted the kremlin's top diplomat at the white house, here's what the president said earlier. >> reporter: why did you fire director comey? >> he was not doing a very good job, very simply. >> reporter: did it affect your meeting with the russians today? >> not at all. >> jenna: catherine herridge's life outside fbi headquarters in washington, we bring you there next, where are we at this moment and what happens next? >> thank you and good afternoon, the development in the last couple hours has been

lee. mr. scott: thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? mr. brown: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland is recognized. i rise : mr. speaker, today in opposition to the so-called american health care act. it was a bad deal for america before and it's a worse deal today. it's an offense to working families. you are going to pay more for your premiums, co-pays, and deductibles, and you're going to get less. preventive services, gone. mental behavior health services, no more. prescription drugs, gone or at best a whole lot more expensive. it's a life and death proposition for the 326,000 people in my district with pre-existing conditions. segregated into expensive high-risk pools, facing mind-boggling premium increases if you happen to have asthma, diabetes, cancer, or become pregnant

scott. i'm melissa lee, here is what's on the menu. stocks rebounding. is it the white house's bullish take on the economy? is this the bounce you buy? we'll debate that. >>> a brutal day for stocks in brazil thanks to a growing political scandal for the country's newly enstalled president. the latest details and the ripple effects of the latin american markets straight ahead. >>> why millennials are saying bigger might be better when it comes to looking for a job. this huge edition of "power lunch" starts right now. ♪ go big or go home ♪ go, go ♪ go big or go home ♪ go, go >>> welcome to "power lunch." as melissa mentioned a major average is bouncing back a bit from yesterday's big selloff as we take a look at the dow right now, we are higher by about 40 poin points s&p 500 up by 60. walmart is up over 2% on the back of their earnings report out before the bell. meanwhile, cisco down sharply. the company giving i a weak outlook for the current quarter and announcing 1,100 new job cuts. shares of athena health up 20%. disclosing a big stake in the compan

scott. i'm melissa lee. the naz dam and s&p 500 hitting record highs again.ere is a staggering stat, five stocks account for 30% of the gains this year. which companies are they? what happens if they begin to roll over? >>> plus, we talked a lot about the retail reck, best buy is a bright spot. it's up now more than 80% in the past one year. best buy the best buy in retail right now? >>> it's back to the future for amazon. we'll, plain. the stock just a few bucks away from hitting 1,000 bucks a share for the first time ever. "power lunch" starts right now. ♪ ♪ got to get back in time >>> here is what else is happening at this hour, it's a good time to buy a house, if you can find one for sale. mortgage rates hitting the lowest level since november. the 30-year fix now 3.95%, but housing inventory, the number of homes for sale, remains very low in some cities. >>> the home of the little blue box is giving investors a gift. tiffany boosting its quarterly dividend by 11% and more departures at ford. this time it's global product development chief is leaving. >>>

scott. >> julie: i'm julie banderas and for jenna lee. deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein is back on capitol hill this morning for the second time in two days to brief house members behind closed doors. he filled them in on the firing of director comey. president trump in the meantime is it sticking with his denial he ever asked james comey to back off from any investigation. >> the entire thing is been a witch hunt and there is no collusion between certainly myself and my campaign, but i can always speak for myself and the russians. zero. it divides the country. i think we have a very divided country because among other things. >> i will not partake in anything such as a witch hunt. we are going to find the facts and go wherever the intel and the facts take us to the truth. we have confidence in mueller. i think rosenstein is a very dedicated, tough professional. what these people do their job and let's work with them. the speed to the president circled back to his original reasons for firing james comey, that it was a recommendatio

scott. >> heather: i'm heather childers in for jenna lee, nice to be here, busy day to say the least. we are also awaiting the daily white house briefing from sean spicer as political fallout continues after the firing of fbi director james comey. >> jon: chief intelligent correspondent catherine herridge has more on the search for comey's replacement but we begin with kevin corke at the white house to tell us about the president's upcoming trip. >> good afternoon, you're right, and waiting for what the president ready for his overseas visit, he has a massive amount of work to get done not only internationally but domestically his priorities are taking shape this week as well, very busy morning as you can well imagine as most mondays are as president not just talking about what's going to be happening overseas, talking about what's happening here in the usa on the domestic front, he signed a proclamation in honor of national police week directing the department of justice to develop a strategy to better prevent and prosecute crimes of violence against law enforcement officers. this is

union army for a time and was on general winfield scott's staff but was suspected, because of the close family relationship with the ferryingf -- leesof information to them and was jailed. then he joined the confederate army. they are down in tennessee, wearing union uniforms riding into a union for and franklin, tennessee and say they are here to inspect the fortification. the commanding officer is a little suspicious but let's them complete their inspection. after they leave and someone realizes they are imposter's so they are captured and questioned. they admit they are both confederate soldiers. the commanding officer of the court-martial, they are tried and sentenced to be hanged the next morning. they are hanged in tennessee in the summer of 1863 and after the war, dr. armistead peter actually arranges to have their bodies brought back to georgetown and buried in the family plot. before the bodies are re-buried he keeps their spurs so we have both sets here with a tag that outlines their history. a very interesting object there related to the civil war, and talks about how the family was affected. in the 20th century this room

lee. there are names we all know and have been involved with, scott. >> amazon crossing a thousand, he owesebook, google. coming off a week where you heard from robert schiller talking about market going up from 50% perhaps and jeremy siegel always coming on our show talk about that juxtaposed against the warnings of singer and others. we'll get lee's thoughts. maybe he'll settle the score, if you will, on the debate of the rally and the risks, and we deal that in about ten minutes or so snow appreciate it. >>> coming up, the impact on business of the ceo of taen yum. legacy technology can handcuff any company. but "yes" is here. you're saying the new app will go live monday? yeah. with help from hpe, we can finally work the way we want to. with the right mix of hybrid it, everything computes. president trump saying germany is very bad on trade what the trump administration wants is more of the vehicles sold here to be built here. >>> just weeks ago, to stand the unprecedent ed attack that hit companies including renow, fedex, nhs, how have businesses faired and what vulnerabilities lay ahe

scott. >> jenna: i'm jenna lee.nt weeding out this morning, james comey better hope there are no tapes of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press. the comment referencing the president's claims comey told him three times the fbi was not investigating mr. trump personally, which is not standard fbi practice. this is one of the top news items of the day. let's go to john roberts. >> good morning to you. it really is quite extraordinary for a sitting president to fire a warng

scott. >> heather: and i'm heather heather childers and for jenna lee. the president share details of an isis terror threat involving laptops on airlines with the russian foreign minister and the u.s. ambassador during their meaning meeting last week. >> it would be almost inconceivable if any president would put something of that nature out, anything that would disclose sources and methods. those of the things we protect. >> heather: the president did not break the law. >> the only implication here is that he's unschooled. this is first go around and he might have slipped up. if he did, that's not good. if it's not deliberate, it's not exactly a high crime and misdemeanor. speak to national security advisor denied that any methods were disclosed. but general mcmaster did not deny that classified information was revealed and now we are waiting for general mcmaster to hold another briefing at the bottom of the hour after president trump defended himself in a tweet this morning. a chief white house correspondent, john roberts does lie with the story, devel

scott. >> heather: i am i am heather childers in for jenna lee. another busy one on tap. the white house hosting, as we said, the president of turkey, an important nato ally in dealing with isis in syria, meanwhile reaction pouring in, the admonition circling the wagons after the blockbuster report on the russian visit. national security advisor h.r. mcmaster strongly defending the president an hour ago when he was asked point-blank if he denies that the president revealed information given to the u.s. by intelligence partner. >> reporter: are you denying that he revealed information given to the u.s. by an intelligence partner? >> what we do not do is discuss what is and is not classified but in the context of that discussion, what the president discussed with the foreign minister was wholly appropriate to that conversation and is consistent with the routine sharing of information between the president and any leaders with whom he is engaged. >> reporter: was it received from an intelligence partner? >> i'm not going to be the one to confirm that sort of information that

scott. >> julie: i'm julie banderas, happy friday come in for jenna lee today. first stop is saudi arabia, birthplace of islam where the president will seek support in fighting terrorism. kingdom already preparing for this historic visit, putting up billboards featuring trump and saudi king salmon with a slogan that reads "today together we prevail." american flags also lining the streets there. president trump leaving behind a swirl of controversy currently dodging and dogging his administration. house lawmakers today hearing from deputy attorney general rod rosenstein about the russian investigation and the firing of former fbi director james comey as we learn an announcement can come soon on comey's replacement. >> jon: we have fox team live coverage, peter doocy on capitol hill but kevin corke first at the white house. >> ambitious agenda for the president as he leaves home to take america's message to the world abroad. as you pointed out, this is a very interesting time for the president to leave washington, taking his talents, if you will come overseas as

scott! >> jenna: just another quiet day to report on. i am jenna lee.n reporting on pre-consisted -- conditions. now republicans are close to having the boats that they need. priebus says that he thinks a vote will happen this week. john roberts is live with the story. >> good morning to you, jenna, shooting against intransitive republicans on the sideline saying that i am not going to vote for your health care bill, they are twisting some arms. remember that the president said in harrisburg, pennsylvania, on saturday night, if i do not get that health care bill, i am going to be so angry. calling out a couple of members of congress who might be targets of reelection in 2018. the white house is optimistic that the president will get a vote on health care this week. representatives tell me that the plan at the moment is to have a vote on wednesday should they have the votes, i am told that they are within a handful, don't know if the handful means five, three, or ten. but gary cronin, they have the votes already, but i am told that this is just a little

scott. >> l1melissal0 : i'm melissa francis in today for jenna lee. >> 213, the bill is passed it withoutbjection, it is moved to the next table. >> l1melissal0 : passing with zero democrats support yesterday. president trump and house republicans celebrating their first major legislative win, but the battle is far from over. >> jon: chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is live on capitol hill. is it safe to assume the senate is going to need some time to complete its work on health care? >> that is correct even though the senate has been talking about healthcare for months, i am told by senate sources to expect a lengthy process. the senate health chairman says his number one priority is welcoming millions of americans trapped in obamacare with zero or few healthcare choices. here is more from that chairman, lamar alexander. >> number two, i second goal is to lower premium costs. premium costs have increased and in some states are going through the roof. under the affordable care act. number three, to gradually transfer to the states more flexibility. >> other senators have des

scott. >> jenna: hi everybody, i'm jenna lee.panel that she warned the administration that he may be compromised by the russians. >> we were concerned that the american people have been misled about the underlying conduct a

scott. >> heather: i am held their childers once again and for jenna lee. president trump just wrapped up a commencement at the u.s. coast guard academy and will soon return to our nation's capital where a lot is going on. that is where the white house is also dealing with claims that president trump disclose classified information to top russian diplomats in the oval office. house lawmakers holding weekly news conferences this morning, the g.o.p. asking for patients while the democratic colleagues call for action. >> we cannot deal with speculation and innuendo. there's clearly a lot of politics being played. our job is to get the facts and be sober about doing that. >> given the gravity of the events that have occurred over the past weeks, we should already be conducting robust and transparent investigations and oversight. it is unacceptable that we continue ignoring these scandal scandals. >> jon: we have team coverage on all of the latest developments, chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is on capitol hill, but we begin with senior white hous

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scott. >> julie: i'm julie banderas and for jenna lee.attorney general, rod rosenstein is back on capitol hill this morning for the second time in two days to brief house members behind closed doors.