joining us now is dr maria barr a mayor with u.n. aids in islamabad a doctor as we saw in that report it looks like a pediatrician was responsible for this most recent outbreak what more do we know about the investigation rather the day before or having this opportunity to talk about this whole issue of oil well being. this is not actually the 1st place b.c. this is a really a think the lines a.j. we outbreak in pakistan and up for. seoul out there have been some measures that have been done and the government is a little cool to fall back but i think there has to be more measures more aggressive measures that we don't. want in terms of this particular case it looks like it's because of a pediatrician is there something in terms of a problem with the way doctors are being trained in general are these outbreaks all connected to pediatric clinics. indeed there has been what we've all heard about the practice of education well apparently was the source of the use of those sanctions but if i was in larkana last week they dearly it's not

maria: attorney general barr with bill hammer there joining me is congressman from georgia doug collins the ranking republican and house judiciary committee congressman good to see you thanks for joining us. >> great to be with you. maria: first your reaction to the ag speaking out and making no bones about it. there were questions then, he has more questions now. >> i believe when he's getting into it maria what we're seeing is attorney general barr being an attorney general. he's actually looking at his department and what has happened and he sees what's been going on over the past couple years and wants to know what the predicate is how did we get here, was there things done right or wrong this is an attorney general who seems to really take his job seriously whose been very straightforward with the american people, he's been very straightforward with congress and with the media. i think this is the thing that we have needed the most in this is clarity from someone who says let's find the answers let's take all of the spin-off and let's get to the bottom of it. maria: you and your co

important questions when we do get bill barr in front of our committee i'll ask him or i hope his investigation will uncover and give us that information. marias are telling me this morning that jerry nadler is going to mash mark up a resolution this wednesday to hold bill barr in contempt is that correct? >> probably so but who knows these guys are bound and determined to go after the attorney general after president trump and not going to focus on what we need to do to help the country so i think they're nervous about bill barr because remember what he said three weeks ago in front of the senate finance committee he made four important points first of all spying did in fact take place. second he said there is a basis for his concern that the spying wasn't properly predicated. third, he said there was a failure of leadership of the fbi we know that for sure, comey, mccabe, we know there was a failure of leadership there and then fourth he used two terms that i've never really heard before and my guess is most americans haven't he used the term unauthorized surveillance and political surveillance. so the democrats are scared and frankly i thi

civil by the democrats served almost 3 years after he was held in contempt, so bill barr ain't going anywhere. marianywhere and the whole exercise is to bully bill barr into stopping what we know is taking place right now which is an investigation into how trump investigation started. >> but what they are trying to do discredit the guy, make it seem like he's guy who is cheering for save in an unsavorily way because they know what's coming. maria: it's so rich what we have seen in the last 2 years, for 2 years the intel committee run by devin nunes and the oversight committee run by trey gowdy and the judiciary committee all were asking for documents from the fbi for 2 years and then the fbi said in the documents they didn't want a spotlight on what took place in 2016 election. your thoughts, governor. >> pel, political theater, pure and simple. one of the most important points and you made it moment ago, democrats have gone to look at this, not one single democrat has gone to look at it. it's not that they really care about what's in the documents, this is all for show in order to try to say that b

maria: they don't want barr investigate and that's the origin of the fbi investigation.don't want this to come out and every day we get more information that there were informants, spying going on way before they had tools to do it. >> eric holder was held in contempt in 2012, he called out political trick and said he was obama's wing man, obama justice department declined to prosecute, there's no end game. holding contempt which they will probably do in committee. >> many democrats actually walked out during that vote against eric holder which involve the fast and the furious gun-running program which resulted in death of border agent, correct, so that was a life and death, people using their lives, u.s. running guns in mÉxico to track them so democrats including then minority leader nancy pelosi walked out during the vote in protest because they said that it was purely political. well, now that they are doing the same thing. >> there wasn't a ton of controversy because there were few redactions, something democrats stressed out, we are worried about too many redactions

maria: they wanted the story to be true. >> they wanted it so badly. i think there's fear about barrem. maria: he's an honest broker, you're right. that's a good point you bring up. we're going to talk with john ratcliffe coming up. he's seen the redacted and confidential classified information. he's a former federal prosecutor. he's done an excellent job on the investigation. and devin nunes as well, they'll both be here this morning. when we come back, the economy is in focus, highlights from the fox business town hall, capitalism versus socialism. did you check it out? it was hot. nacho fries and an app, taco bell fans can eat and relax, the fast food chain's new hotel, right after this. ♪ you need a little time to wake up, wake up. ♪ key portfolio events. all in one place. because when it's decision time... you need decision tech. only from fidelity. you need decision tech. the matters.ar... introducing the all-new 2019 ford ranger, it's the right gear. with a terrain management system for... this. a bash plate for... that. an electronic locking rear differential for... yeah... t

maria: which barr just named. dagen: can i ask you a question?d that the appointment of john durham in the investigation of the investigators is trump weaponizing the apparatus of the state to punish his enemies. i just thought that was just stunning to he me that somebody would view it that way. maria: no mention of you how obama weaponized all of his -- >> the president was victimized by an enormous operation commenced under the obama administration which used the tools of law enforcement and intelligence to attempt to prevent him from becoming president and prevent him from staying as president. he has every right to use the tools of law enforcement to figure out who the heck did this, how it started, and why it was done. maria: that's exactly right. >> that's where we are now. hopefully we'll get an answer. maria: yeah. >> anthony, you with me? >> i'm more than with you. i think the president's real response is let's not let it ever happen again to anybody else. that's why you have to do the investigation. dagen: that's why you i don't unders

but with respect with what bill barr said under oath to the senate when he may have been asked, i have to go back of testimony, did you go over 4-page with bob mueller. maria earlier about all of this question about robert mueller, now, all of a sudden, we are hearing speculation that he didn't really by the way barr treated the report? >> 51% of americans believe this is a witch hunt and the witch hunt continues, knowing what the letter said that he didn't capture the context and substance and nature of what he believed the results were, but yet they were accurate in his views, i wonder what is intentionally the purpose of drawing up a letter like this especially considering the fact that he's a law man, i want to know from judge napolitano if he's acting in good-faith in service to the country? >> well, short answer and good morning gianno, yes, i do, if bob mueller dropped that, leaked in 22-monday investigation, if bob mueller brought the letter in order to frustrate his boss, his boss whose testimony is today that would be career-ending, i would be surprise that he's responsible for that, however, i do believe it will be the the crux of the interrogat

maria: the democrats are trying to stop bill barr from actually investigating these investigators.ey piece of evidence, how brennan was complacent in using the dossier, which was unverified and salacious as a way to get the fisa warrant. do you follow? >> sure. we're just starting to learn i think the real machinations that were going on behind the scenes. and one of the reasons why people are focusing on on john brennan, it wasn't an fbi informant, it was a cia informant. brennan was the one using foreign governments, using spies overseas. i think as more of this comes out, which it's going to -- there's no stopping it at this point. i think trey gowdy is right. it may take a few weeks or a few months. we'll learn the full extent of this. it's not going to be pretty. dagen: i want to add one thing. this pits essentially jim comey against john brennan. john brennan, somebody told fox news last week, a former cia official blamed comey, not brennan. former director brennan, along with james clapper, the ones that opposed the recommendation that's the steele dossier be included in the

barr is their chicken. dagen: policy-wise, they think it's healthcare and insurance. but you have a lot of these democratic candidates that want to get rid of private insurance in this country. mariahim for usmca as well. >> if barr's going to open an investigation into the predicate that you've been talking about for two years, plus, the only way to deal with this is dirty him up right now. maria: they don't want the investigation to take place. dagen: or force him to quit. maria: i don't think he's going to. i don't think he's going to be bullied around very quickly. we're keeping a close eye on futures this morning, sharply on u.s.-china trade fears. adam sandler returned to "saturday night live," the roasting of the growing democratic presidential field and joe piscopo's reaction to it, coming up next. *6 i'm working to make each day a little sweeter. ♪ to give every idea the perfect soundtrack. ♪ to make each journey more elegant. at adp we're designing a better way to work, so you can achieve what you're working for. can't see what it is yet.re? what is that? that's a blazer? that's a chevy blazer? aww, this is dope. this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's g

maria," 8:30 a.m. this morning. cheryl: well, attorney general william barr sitting down with fox news' bill hemer for an exclusive interview, he said he's trying to get to the bomb bo tom of what happened with the russia investigation. >> i've also found that some of the explanations i've gotten don't hang together. in a sense, i have more questions today than i did when i first started. >> some of what things don't hang together? >> some of the explanations of what occurred. >> why does that matter? >> because i think people have to find out what the government was doing during that period. if we're worried about foreign influence for the very same reason we should be worried about whether government officials abused their power and put their thumb on the scale. cheryl: you can watch the full interview at 9:00 a.m. today on the fox news channel. lauren: an f-16 jet crashed through the roof of a building at an air reserve base in california, injuring 12 people. the pilot managed to eject and escaped injury. the trump administration following through on a threat to withdraw nearly $1 billion in federal funds from california

because bill barr said he's going to investigate the origins, why you were wiretapped, why car per page was -- car pe carter page was spieds well. >> he is an absolute hero. mariaked director wray to send correct information to the chief judge, joe he me ton heaton base allegations. they have done nothing on this so far. maria: carter page joining us. we'll be right back. at t. rowe f our experts go beyond the numbers to examine investment opportunities firsthand. like a biotech firm that engineers a patient's own cells to fight cancer. this is strategic investing. because your investments deserve the full story. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. this is loma linda. a place with one of the highest life expectancies in the country. and you see so many people walking around here in their 100s. so how do you stay financially well for all those extra years? well, you have to start planning as early as possible. we all need to plan for 18 years or more of retirement. i don't have a whole lot saved up. but i'm working on it now. plan now for retirement income that lasts. that's financial wellness. talk to a financial advisor or get income solutions at prudential

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maria. joining us straight ahead on "sunday morning futures," this memorial day weekend, andy biggs on investigating the investigators, after president trump gave attorney general william barrth the u.s. intelligence community to probe the origins of the russia investigation. also will the american people ever hear from special counsel robert mueller? and congressman biggs on the next steps for immigration reform. we'll also hear from democrat congressman ben mcadams who sits on the house financial services committee which just got access to some of the

maria: and of course the attorney general, william barr, has talked about this as well as he's traveled. i want to turn to the special counsel, robert mueller's remarks yesterday and shawn reyes, kick us off here. mueller spoke out for the first time publicly about his two year long russia investigation. listen to this. got to get all of your reaction. >> if we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so. we did not, however, make a determination as to whether the president did commit a crime. under long-standing doesn't policy, a president cannot be charged with a federal crime while he is in office. that is unconstitutional. charging the president with a crime was, therefore, not an option we could consider. maria: and of course shawn reyes, 2020 democrats are calling on congress to begin impeaching the president, impeachment proceedings. your reaction to what took place yesterday? >> i think my reaction is much like many of my colleagues. it's time to of move on. there's nothing to see there. we have so many more pressing threats to our

maria starts right now. dagen: more fallout from the mueller report. attorney general william barr will not testify before house judiciary committee later today. ag disagreeing with the judiciary committee changing the format of questioning. president trump commenting last night on this during an interview with fox business trish regan. >> they worked around the clock to address concerns that attorney general just informed us that he will not attend tomorrow's hearing, the department of justice told us said they will not comply subpoena on mueller redacted report. complaints of congressional subpoenas is not optional and could take negotiations, next step is seeking citation against the attorney general. he is terrified -- >> i guess they want to treat him differently than they have anybody else and for many, many years they've never done it this way where they are bringing outside counsel or something, you elect people that are supposed to be able to do their own talking, he did a fantastic job, i'm told. i got to see some of it. it's all a big hoax, the whole thing with russia, t

maria ramirez!!! to help more employees achieve their dreams. >>> democrats and republicans are polar opposites when it comes to attorney general barr's handlingrt, many dems saying he has no credibility and should resign but many in the gop are standing behind him. i'm going to bring in john yu, and also julian epstein who was chief counsel for judiciary committee democrats during the clinton impeachment. this is going to be a fascinating conversation. i hope everyone at home is watching. good evening, gentlemen, john, start with you, i want to jump in to barr's handling of the mueller report. you say mueller left a gap, barr just filled it and that criticism of barr's summary makes much ado about nothing. why do you support how he's handling this? >> thanks for having me back. first point, this fighting about mueller's two-page, three-page summary of the mueller report, it doesn't really matter because the report's out. you can all look at the report and see if it aligns with barr's description of it or not. that overlooks what's really important in that barr letter and what i think we should be talking about which is mueller chose not to re

maria: secretary of state mike pompeo, russia and cuba are playing a role. he joins me later this morning coming up. mueller report coming up. william barro william barr that he initially released over the president. certainly preview what we are expecting. futures this morning are higher take a look. expecting a firmer tone at the start of trading, dow industrials up

maria. joining us straight ahead on "sunday morning futures," this memorial day weekend, andy biggs on investigating the investigators, after president trump gave attorney general william barr to work with the u.s. intelligence community to probe the origins of the russia investigation. also will the american people ever hear from special counsel robert mueller? and congressman biggs on the next steps for immigration reform. we'll also hear from democrat congressman ben mcadams who sits on the house financial services committee which just got access to some of the es

maria. joining us straight ahead on "sunday morning futures," this memorial day weekend, andy biggs on investigating the investigators, after president trump gave attorney general william barrroad new power to work with the u.s. intelligence community to probe the origins of the russia investigation. also will the american people ever hear from special counsel robert mueller? and congressman biggs on the next steps for immigration reform. we'll also hear from democrat congressman ben mcadams who sits on the house financial services committee which just got access to some of the president's financial records. what will they do with that information, plus the congressman on speaker pelosi's public feud with president trump and why there's some democrats pushing for impeachment may be splintering his partner. also christian whiton on new international developments involving iran and north korea, and a political and economic crisis in the united kingdom involving brexit. and more deadly storms target the central u.s. we are monitoring an update from officials in oklahoma after a suspected tornado levels a hotel, leaving several people unaccounted for in that state. all that and

maria: naming u.s. attorney to actually look at the origins of the trump investigation, the mueller report fallout continues with attorney general william barring connecticut prosecutors to look into the origin of the russia probe, spying on members of the trump campaign, your thoughts on where this goes next? r. >> we don't know yet, this basically thing could take a number of turns along the way, it would wind in presidential race in a big way, i'm not sure -- i think that biden has a lock on anything right now. democrats weakened the super delegate system, we have the left-wing which is bernie sanders, we need to make run right through the system, so this all big wild card. >> look, anybody can slip and make a mistake, i think this investigation, all of it from the time trump came to office, such a big distraction to the country, the country has many more important things to focus on, it's been clear that there's no evidence that there was any kind of coordination with the russians on trump side, i mean, the fact is i've never heard someone have to prove that they are innocent, it's supposed to be your innocent until proven guilty. maria:

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maria: the lawyers always win. i want to ask you about the trump administration, the injunctions. william barrrtment's best estimate is that throughout the entire 20th century, 27 nationwide injunctions were issued. since president trump took office, federal courts have issued 37 nationwide injunctions against the executive branch. by comparison, president obama's first two years in his first two years district courts issued two nationwide injunctions. what we have as a result of this, we have dreamers who have been in limbo since then. the political process has been preempted and we have had over a year of bitter, bitter political division in this country including a shutdown of unprecedented length. >> let me tell you what he's talking about. maria: he's doing a good job. >> he's pointing something out that most people don't he know about. even i who follow this stuff i'm startled by the figures. ordinarily if you ask a federal judge to enjoin the executive branch from doing something, the federal judge agrees, that injunction over applies in the area where the federal judge has jurisdiction

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maria: that the american people care about. jason thank you so much. good to see you. amazing that they hold william barror not releasing 100% of a report that he did release and the only thing that wasn't release was grand jury information if he were to release it, he would be breaking the law. >> yeah, and the number of democrats who have gone over to read as they are allowed, the version, only the grand jury material redacted which can't disclose, it was zero, i believe friday night. i don't know from the weekend. maria: jerry nadler could do it as chairman of the committee but he hasn't done it. >> smallest businesses under pressure currently from u.s. job market because of the taifs are, cheryl casone with those details in headlines, cheryl. cheryl: shares affecting markets as we just saw, job growth at companies, maria, at the lowest level in nearly 8 years, that's according to wall street journal report, number of people working at companies are fewer than 20 workers grew by less than 1% in march and april, that's compared to last year and we have seen this much we have not, so rough numbers comin

maria: that's what we talked about, two years ago, where we questioned wait a minute, why were they investigating him in the first place and that's what william barr. you can't put your finger on the scale when you have this position of power like a handful of people did in fact do at the top of the fbi and the doj. we know that now. >> he'll do it in a nonpartisan way to restore the credible of the doj. he's going to d quietly. they're going to write objective reports. these are tools we have, they're powerful tools, should only be used in the proper predicate, 23ina proper way. dagen: i have a dumb, basic question, bud, that i want to ask you. because i believe and i don't think this has changed, the john durham review of the investigators and the predicate, looking for any kind of evidentiary basis for the launch of the investigation, it's not technically an investigation yet. so he doesn't have subpoena power at the moment. he doesn't have the power to impanel a grand jury. how quickly could that change? like how does that legally change by the attorney general, bill barr, and john durham? >> i haven't followed his work closely. so i don't kno

maria. joining us straight ahead on "sunday morning futures," this memorial day weekend, andy biggs on investigating the investigators, after president trump gave attorney general william barrthe next steps for immigration reform. we'll also hear from democrat congressman ben mcadams who sits on the house financial services committee which just got access to some of the president's financial r