republican senator up for re-election next year who defined the president on this was susan collins of maine. >> bret: here is ceedges the kin

british lawmakers have overwhelmingly rejected prime minister to resign maine's bret's a plan for the second time the deal was defeated by a hundred forty nine votes in the house of commons m.p.'s will now vote on whether to leave the european union with no deal or ask the block to delay britain's exit.

british lawmakers have overwhelmingly rejected prime minister to resign maines bret's a plan for the second time the deal was defeated by hundred forty nine votes in the house of commons m.p.'s will now vote on whether to leave the european union with no deal or asked the block to delay britain's exit. from. the european union has banned the boeing seven thirty seven max aircraft from the skies the block joins a growing list of juristic.

republican senator up for re-election next year who defined the president on this was susan collins of maine. >> bretin nielsen. >> tells the body that enforces the law don't enforce the law. if they don't like the law, they should change it the men and women of the department of home atlanta security have sworn an oath to predict protect the homeland and enforce the law that congress has passed. >> bret: it seems like we are going to have this back and forth. >> not only has congress not done anything about the crisis on the border, it also delegated the authority with the national emergencies act 40 years ago to the president to create these sorts of -- or declare these sorts of emergencies. i think there are two issues. the first issue is what is happening on the border? is it an emergency? i think. so we have had a change in the nature of immigration from single males looking for jobs to family units showing up on the border en masse and asking for asylum and the system is broken. the "new york times" and "the washington post" both say so. there is a second issue which is a constitutional issue w

. >> bret: the brazilian president and the american presidency eye to eye, they established a relationship today, before today and in the rose garden they talked to reporters. their mainare told behind closed doors at the white house was about venezuela and the president addressed a question why it's taking so long to give up power. >> president trump: i'm not being told any specific time, they have been there a long tim time, at some point i would imagine things will change. we can do the tough sanctions and all options are open. if we haven't done the toughest of sanctions as you know. we've done right down the middl middle. >> bret: let's bring in our panel, byron york, amy walter, and matthew continetti. your thoughts on this meeting and this exchange between the brazilian president and president trump. >> i think president trump may have ad-libbed about making brazil a full nato ally because late this afternoon, three or four hours after this press conference, john bolton the national security advisor tweeted that we are proud to make brazil a major nonnato all ally. other than that, venezuela was the big deal and the president made clear that he felt there was a

but the main thing where this all starts is the special counsel investigation dealing with russia and the investigation into the possibility of conspiracy with the russians. ed: absolutely. brete pausing to let our fox stations join us around the country. special coverage of robert mueller, the special counsel, his findings being released by the attorney general, william barr, to congress. we're expecting at least a few stages of those top-line findings. i'm ed henry in -- dana: jake gibson, who's our producer at the justice department, i believe we have him on the phone. jake, are you there? >> i am here. the report -- excuse me, the letter just came out, the barr letter to congress. it is four pages. i'm going to read it to you, if that's okay. dear chairman graham, nadler, ranking member feinstein and ranking member collins. as a supplement to the notification provided on friday, march the 22nd, i am writing to advise you of principal conclusions and to inform you about the status of my initial review of the report he has prepared. the next section is titled the special counsel's report are. on friday the special counsel submitted to me a, quote, confidential report explai

main thing was the southern district of new york. it is quite stark to hear after all these days. >> bret: as you say, bret there are people in the mediat about how they behaved. here is devin nunes and then we want you to react. >> i think what you are seeing tonight is the unraveling of the biggest scandal in american history. the biggest political scandal in american history. i really believe what that is. people need to remember, this actually likely dates back to late 2015, early 2016. and this was began nothing more, nothing less than a clinton-obama operation with a bunch of dirty cops at the fbi and career justice department officials that were all part of it. ed: bret, as you suggested a moment ago time to move on in some ways. on the other hand, people want accountability of how we got here. >> yeah. that will be the big question, ed weather at the end of this as we believe they are not moving forward after this report, whether that part of it really gets investigated. we know that lindsey graham the head of the judiciary committee now in the senate has pledged to do that. but we just don't know how far it's going to go insid