and now here's lou dobbs. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody.sident trump today announced a decision sure to rattle globalists, environmental extremists and the left-wing know-nothings who care little, if at all, about the unfair and even destruct cannive consequences of -- destructive consequences of the paris agreement on the u.s. economy and our way of life. in withdrawing the united states from the bad bargain, president trump reached out to the dems and the left to join with him in either renegotiating the paris accord or joining with him in leading the construction of a new global agreement that would be balanced, sustainable, effective and affordable, respecting american industry, business and national sovereignty. the president plainly putting america first, and after all, that's why he was elected our president. fox news' chief white house correspondent john roberts with our report. >> reporter: lou, the president today slammed the paris climate accord as a bad deal for america, one that would give other countries an economic advantage

here is lou. lou: good evening. president trump today not only won a critically important decision by the supreme court upholding his constitutional court to act on national security threats with considerable sweep. the high court also delivered a utha unanimous decision, upholding all of his travel ban, he has constitutional power to ban visitors from 6, mostly muslim countries, with a narrow exception that visitors with long established ties to someone in united states, may still enter the country. president trump praising the justices' decision. it represents a clear victory for our national security. this was a strong rebuke of district court justice who intervened. fox news correspondent doug mcelway with the report. reporter: high court ruling on travel ban, written as a whole with no break down. is a stinging blow to lower court rulings, 90 day ban on travel from syria, sudan, yemen, iran, libya and somalia will now temporarily go into effect. while the law agrees to listen to larger issues. >> this case will

here is lou. lou: good evening, everybody. president trump today lighting a fire under congressional leaders, urging them to get to work on his agenda. president trump met with republican leaders of the house and senate, to jump start his efforts to pass tax reform and repeal and replace obamacare. the white house wants health care passed before the august recess, but congress is nothing, if not slow, and the house has only 42 legislative days remaining before the end of this fiscal year. fox news, chief white house correspondent jn roberts has our report. >> lou, with the news cycle the next three days likely to be dominated by james comey's appearance on capitol hill, the president took a brief lull in the action today to reinvague rate his priorities. >> the core of this agenda is repealing and replacing the disaster known as obamacare. >> president trump moving to put his legislative agenda back on track after weeks of inaction. meeting at the white house today with the republican congressional leadership. >> if congress d

lou: then there is matter of tax reform. >> right. lou: everyone's is hoisting away. it looks like leadership is at best, half committed to getting this done. i don't see why in the world you all in the house are putting up with speaker -- the leadership team, i'll put it that way kindly. and i don't understand why the senate is putting up with that leadership team if they cannot deliver. >> well, we're going to deliver tax reform has to get done, to get to 3% growth rate you cannot have this ridiculous tax that we have, we need to do it right, we have talked in a way not revenue neutral, that is a fancy way of saying that burden stays the same we just shift who pays what. we know what happens with that. lou: have you a leadership, you have your the chairman of the house and ways committee, kevin brady, committed to 20% import tax, a commitment from the speaker. i mean, what in the world is it going to take to bring, i mean, if these people are not blocking intentionally any progress on the president's agenda i don't know what it would look like. >> you are right. tht

-mary lou: mary lou. -lemonis: mary lou. chuck: call me chuck. lemonis: chuck, nice to meet you.chuck: pleasure to meet you. -charlie: charlie. lemonis: okay, so you guys are brother and sister. -mary ellen: yes. -lemonis: is this your dad? -charlie: correct. -chuck: c.e.o., designer. charlie: when i go home, at the dinner table, he's my old man. he's my dad. i love him to death. in business, it's chuck because i'm going to get a little emotional. lemonis: and who's in charge? charlie: i kind of run the show. mary ellen: i mean, the loudest person usually does. lemonis: the loudest person. charlie: i think everyone can agree. -mary lou: no. -mary ellen: [ scoffs ] charlie: everyone comes to me. i'm the one person that you all communicate to. lemonis: and whose name's on the door? -chuck: oh, my name. -lemonis: okay. just wanted to clarify that. it doesn't say, "swim by charlie handy." chuck: no. lemonis: do you have a business card? charlie: yes. lemonis: vice president, that's you. and then... mary ellen: fit, tech production, and sometimes sales at the trade shows. -lemonis: ho

lou. lou: thank you mike. our first guest, discussing president's warning to republican party about cost of failure, in the case of health care legislation, and whether republican leadership is capable of moving the president's ambitious legislative agenda forward, joining us. kellyanne conway, counselor to president from white house, thank you for being with us. second, what are prospects as we talk here, right now, health care actually a reality in the senate? >> we remain optimistic that president will have a bill on his desk in short course from senate, and house which passed it week ago. because these senators ran on repealing and replacing obamacare. they have seen the numbers. let's remember why we doing this, 19 of 23 co-ops have failed, 83 insurers left, with two dozen more promising to do so, in nevada two more just pulled out. lou: there seems to be a divide between merril mitch mcconnell and president right now, they do not seem to be working together to those of us on outside looking in. mcconnell

lou: thank you. and president himself, president trump was focused on issues that matter most to americans, jobs and healthcare. fox news chief white house correspondent john roberts with our report. reporter: president trying hard to stick with his agenda hosting a lunch with leaders in senate on health care, now in midwest, push his work place development agenda but keeping one eye on th on the goings on, on capitol hill. they were happy about testimony, saying he has been impressive and forcefully pushing back against in-- innocent waigdzs of young doing. he seems unconcerned with events in capitol hill. meeting in wisconsin with more of victims of obamacare. before he left the white house, president made known what he thinks is important issue in this tweeting, attorney general lynch made law enforcement decisions for political purposes, gave hillary clinton a fr a free pass and protection, totally illegal. president taking fire today for a statement made by a friend of his, news max ceo who sugg

lou? lou: catherine, thank you, catherine herridge. >>> president trump himself has not reacted to the testimony of james comey, but the president's attorney marc kasowitz went on the offensive hours after comey had testified, touting the hearing as a win for president trump. fox news chief white house correspondent john roberts with our report. >> reporter: lou, good evening. the white house and republican party put the best spin possible on today's hearings insisting that comey's testimony proves the president did nothing wrong, and that it's, quote, time for this witch-hunt to end. the image donald trump wanted to present today was of that a president unconcerned by the machinations on capitol hill speaking today to the faith and freedom coalition. >> you didn't let me down and i will never, ever let you down, you know that. >> reporter: it was left to the president's outside attorney marc kasowitz to respond to james comey's testimony. >> mr. comey has now finally confirmed publicly wh

lou, you're right. there's no way anybody thought before july 4th we would be talking about a vote on the affordable care act, and here we are, it will be released tomorrow, discussion draft, the vote will come before the floor. lou: and one thing about it, the majority leader, mitch mcconnell, also had to include this expression as he was talking about that, the better way forward agenda. harkening back to the nonsense that has been blathered by speaker paul ryan for the better part of two years. it was an unnecessary barb against the white house. isn't it about time somebody tweek's mcconnell's nose? >> not really. lou: yeah, it, is let's be honest, randy! >> no, no, i'm not. lou: when you start the nonsense of the president of the united states, he didn't learn a lesson from anyone of the special elections. this president is animating the republican party, and mitch mcconnell is low energy, brother. >> well, i judge it by results. if they pass the repeal and replace of the affordable care act by july

now, here's lou. lou: good evening, everybody. the congressional baseball game for charity in the nation's capital will go on as planned tonight. a day after a shooter opened fire on republican lawmakers as they practice. organizers saying that the members of congress, the staff and the volunteers who were out at practice yesterday cared deeply about the causes they play for to benefit, to honor the victims, to play the game as scheduled. at the forefront of everyone's thoughts, house majority whip steve scalise. he remains tonight in critical condition after the bullet that traveled across his pelvis, fractured bones and caused severe internal bleeding. we'll have a live report from outside the medstar washington hospital center tonight, where the congressman is being treated in just moments. >>> but first, we are moments away from the first pitch in tonight's game, which has been breaking fund-raising records and fox business correspondent adam shapiro, live at nationals park, in washington, d.c. adam, good evening. >> reporter:

now here's lou dobbs. lou: good evening, everybody. the trump administration confronting north korea with a show of force. two u.s. carrier strike forces led by the uss carl vincent and uss ronald reagan today carrying out joint exercises with japanese destroyers in the waters off the korean peninsula. a dozen american ships participating along with two japanese south defense ships navy f18 jet fighters also taking part in simulated combat with japanese f15s, part of three days of these exercises, sending a message to north korea, which has conducted three ballistic missile tests over the past three weeks. there are also rising fears that kim jong-un is nearing the conducting of a six nearby test in a body to develop intercontinental ballistic missile capable of hitting the mainland of the united states. the trump administration, however, confronting this crisis head on. tuesday the pentagon successfully tested its intercepter system to strike down on a icbm and did so. defense secretary james mattis today arrived in singapore. there h

lou: this is a sad story.an american college student has been medically evacuated from north korea. he's in a coma. he was detained for 14 months. he's on his way back home to cincinnati to be be reunited with his family. he was arrested for allegedly stealing a propaganda poster. he was sentenced to 15 years in prison. north korea says he has been in a medically induced coma for a full year. here to discuss the role of the north koreans. let's start with first the russian hearings today, the senate intelligence committee. i have been saying to this audience that this is one of the most upside down things i have ever seen in modern american government. you have an oversight committee investigating interventions, incursions by russian intelligence into the u.s. elections rather than the 17 intelligence agencies they oversee developing the evidence and putting forward the case. it is strikingly absurd. it's mindless and it so far has been ineffective to the ultimate degree. tone tony: a monumental weaflt of time

lou: say that again?inds-blowing number. >> 70% of people got their information who they are going to vote for from social media. it what's your friends are saying on social media and how you are being fin fliewnsd online. these companies are extremely powerful & and we used our own data to contact them with content that was specific to them. trump had a big message and left was trying to make it noise. but the beauty of social media is we could separate out what trump was saying without the biased opinion of the left. lou: how do you react as the digital maven for the trump campaign and the digital spirit leader, if you will, now, when people say, the president has just got to quit tweeting. he can't do that tweeting thing anymore. he has to ignore those 30 million twitter followers. he has to go through old media. old left-wing national media. how do you react? >> i said this a bunch of times. in trump wouldn't be here if he wouldn't have found twitter and found his voice. he would have won this thing w

lou: this is a sad story. american college student has been medically evacuated from north korea. he's in a coma. he was detained for 14 months. he's on his way back home to cincinnati to be be reunited with his family. he was arrested for allegedly stealing a propaganda poster. he was sentenced to 15 years in prison. north korea says he has been in a medically induced coma for a full year. here to discuss the role of the north koreans. let's start with first the russian hearings today, the senate intelligence committee. i have been saying to this audience that this is one of the most upside down things i have ever seen in modern american government. you have an oversight committee investigating interventions, incursions by russian intelligence into the u.s. elections rather than the 17 intelligence agencies they oversee developing the evidence and putting forward the case. it is strikingly absurd. it's mindless and it so far has been ineffective to the ultimate degree. tone tony: a monumental weaflt of time.

lou: breaking news.a officer arrested and accused of selling top secret government documents to the chinese. prosecutors say 60-year-old kevin mallory from virginia sent threat documents containing classified information to a chinese intelligence operative in may. he had a top secret security clearance until he left the government in 2012. he now faces up to life in prison. joining us now, tony shaffer. let's turn to north korea. you have said you think there need to be retaliation. >> i do. lou: in the case of the young man killed by the north koreans. what form should that retaliation take? >> we have options. in the cold war we used to have organizations that i used to run. a dirty tricks organization that looks for nefarious ways to go with the bad guys. we have to be as bad as they are in many ways and we have been held back from doing it in the last two administrations. there are things we can do to make it personal to kim jong-un. he needs to understand this behavior will not be tolerated and the

thanks. >> thanks, lou.it for us tonight, thanks for being with us for our special coverage. congressman dave bratt, among our guests tomorrow. our special coverage continues tomorrow with adam shapiro. good night from new york.. adam: i'm adam shapiro and this is a fox business network special report. now as you know, it has been a disturbing and incredible day in the nation's capital, the number three house republican steve scalise hospitalized in critical condition and three others wounded after a gunman this morning opened fire on them, as they practiced for a charity baseball game. capitol police working security at the field shot the suspect who later died at the hospital. he's believed to have been an outspoken bernie sanders supporter who once volunteered for the sanders campaign. according to investigators and witnesses, the shooter approached the practice area in

thanks. >> thanks, lou.or us tonight, thanks for being with us for our special coverage. congressman dave bratt, among our special coverage continues tomorrow with adam shapiro. good night from new york.. adam: i'm adam shapiro and this is a fox business network special report. now as you know, it has been a disturbing and incredible day in the nation's capital, the number three house republican steve scalise hospitalized in critical condition and three others wounded after a gunman this morning opened fire on them, as they practicefor charity baseball game. capitol police working security at the field shot e suspect who later died at the hospital. he's believed to have been an outspoken bernie sanders supporter who once volunteered for the sanders campaign. according to investigators and witnesses, the shooter approached the practice area in alexandr

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here is lou dobbs. lou: good evening, president trump firing back pat former f.b.i. director james comey who yesterday acknowledged that the president has mr. trump maintained throughout the senate and house intelligence hearings has never bent target of any investigation by any agency of the intelligence community, including the f.b.i. the president never wavered during the fiasco of these hearings and the false reporting of the left-wing national media. today the president declared comey is not only a liar, but a confessed leaker as well. he held a rose garden news conference in which said he will be able to testify under oath that he never asked comey for a loyalty pledge. that he never asked coy to drop the investigation into former national security advisor general michael flynn. fox news chief white house correspondent, john roberts, with our report. john: there was a lot of anticipation about what the president would say about the testimony on capitol hill. it turns out he said a lot. in the rose garden president trump spoke for the first time in public about

>> lou: good evening, everybody. president trump today announced a decision sure to rattle globalist and environmental extremist and left wing know nothing that care little about the unfair or destructive consequences of the paris agreement and our way of life. president trump reached out to the tems and envio in renegotiating the paris accord or leading with him a now agreement that is affordable and respecting america business. and the president plainly putting america first and after all, that is why he was elected our president. fox news correspondent john roberts. >> reporter: he slammed the parsis deal as bad for america. and he said he will not stand for. >> in order to fulfill my solemn duty to protect america and its citizens, the united states will withdraw from the paris climate accord>> reporter: he put the world and congress on notice. >> i am willing to work with democratic leaders to negotiate our way back into paris under the terms that are fair to the united states and its workers or to negotiate a n

you. >> thank you, lou.ow the white house blasting the "fake news" against president trump. >> when you see stories that are false and not based in fact, that is troubling. >> lou:y we are talking about the national left wing media's war and his battle against fake news. and the former digital director of the trump campaign. they tonight need cars to satisfy the craving for you do all this research on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates... maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. liberty mutual insurance. >> lou: hillary clinton is not finished explaining her loss to donald trump, today spenning a new narrative. clinton campaign tried to tell people about russian interference in the election and no one would listen to her this despite the democratic national committee denied it was hacked by the russian and clinton accusing the trump campaign of weapon

. >> lou: thank you. catherine herridge. president trump himself did not react to the testimony of james comey, but the president's attorney mark castlewitz went on the offensive and touting the-ing as a win for president trump. fox news johnathon roberts with our report. >> reporter: the white house and republican party put the best spin on the hearings insist issing that the testimony proves that the president did nothing wrong and it is time for the witch hunt to end. the image that donald trump presented was a president that was unconcerned about the allegations on capital hill. >> you didn't let me done and i will never let you done. >> it was left on the president's attorney to respond to mr. comey's investigation. >> mr. comey confirmed publicly what he repeatedly told president trump privately. that is, that the president was not under investigation as part of any probe to russian interferrance. >> reporter: the president's team took issue that the president was subtly ordering him to drop the investigation. >> the p