so that prompted president trump to tweet this: "why is mark warner claiming that he has information f 13 angry democrats on a witch hunt, nose. isn't this highly illegal? is it being investigated?" the president writes. how big of a problem is this for mark warner? >> i don't think there is a problem here. i think mark warner has been part of a bipartisan investigation. he and senator burr, i think most people would argue that the senate has conducted this investigation with honor and dignity, and i wish the house would follow suit. the president is facing so many crises at right now. the fact that this is what he is focused on right now, this is what he tweets about. when there are still children who are not being reunited with their families. when companies like harley-davidson are cutting jobs because of a trade war that he started unnecessarily. mr. president , we are asking you. i am a democrat, but i'm an american. >> martha: i think you would like to see this investigation wrapped up. mark warner is at an event making these tantalizing statements, sending out the message to th

senator mark warner toured the facility. you will hear what he saw just ahead. >>> a principal and teacher of this prince george's county school are placed o administrative leave. >> i don't know what led up to her being so angry. >> reporter: coming up, we're hearing from the teacher for the very first time. >>> theov consial patriarch of the jacksonamily loses his f dm> the clo is ticking for the trump ainistration over a court order to reunite migrant families within 30 days, 14 if they're younger than age 5. the justice department says it makes it morempative for congress to act on immigration so the gernment can enforce the law and keep families together. 15 of tse immigrant children are being housed in our areas. >> they're at the youth for tomorrow facility in bristow, virginia. senator mark warner updated and what he witnessed inside. >> reporter: walking the median, a silent protester carrying a direct message, free the children, indicating those at the border. senator mark warner likewise wants the kidsack with the

the president tweeting wise mark warner in a near drunken state claiming he has information only he androbert mueller, leader of the 13 angry democrats on a witch hunt no. even this highly legally, is it being investigated. a senior congressional sources sen. warner regrets the remark. let's talk about that and more with byron york, political correspondent at the washington examiner and fox news contributor, great to have you with us tonight. what do you make of that. democrats have been all over republicans, they have been leaking continuously through these investigations, some say with another remark. but anything that happens behind closed doors, somebody passes along, nothing seems to be off the record. >> anything about the russia investigation people take seriously and the president zeroed in on the issue which is is there really something only mark warner and bob molyneux? what about the chairman of the senate intelligence committee? should he know that sort of thing so maybe this is all a big joke and there's nothing like that but it does rate that question. >> i want to talk ab

do you buy senator mark warner he was just joking on this? >> kennedy: i wasn't there.ut from the sounds of it and t came out of his mouth he was probably half in the bag and trying to make a funny joke. but these are really serious times and serious issues. george papadopoulos started this by getting drunk in a bar and being like oh, my god, we have hillary e-mails. burp! so if warner is doing the same thing he has to be mindful. the sitting senator. this is not some young neophyte trying to get in the proximity of power. he is the ranking member of the committee. he has a responsibility to lock it up. >> lisa: so that point, he is part of gang of eight. they are trying to portray themselves as the only committee above board in the investigation along with senator burr. >> marie: they have been working well together. >> lisa: this this undermine that? >> marie: no. is a stupid joke at a party. >> lisa: shouldn't he know better? >> marie: sure but it's a joke. the republicans on committee have been complimentary of him. he made a dumb joke at a party. >> lawrence: i hav

emily: senator mark warner saying, "we need answers from facebook, the whole story now, not six months from now." senator marco rubio, "why didn't facebook reveal this data sharing deal with huawei months ago?" what do we know about the nature of this data? sarah: what facebook was allowing these device makers to do is build facebook app experiences into their phones. these are legacy partnerships from before the app store even some people are still using these devices that have these old versions of facebook apps, so they have not unwound these partnerships. facebook said in april that it was planning to. remember, they did this big review of all of their different relationships to try to find potential privacy holes and they themselves noted that this was one potential harmful relationship that they should end. they showed -- said that in april. the blog post was full of jargon that was difficult for a regular user to understand, that this is your information flowing through a device in a way that you didn't necessarily expect. emily: i want to go back to that memo the executive sent

loyal, not to its shareholders, but to the chinese communist party and chinese government," senator mark warnerubio said in a letter to trump. for fans of football, there's no better time than the world cup. you get together with friends and family and watch top—class matches. in asia, that means sometimes staying up till the early hours of the morning, watching and munching on your favorite snacks. in china, the hot nibbles this year, are yabo, or what in english we'd call duck necks. stephen mcdonell has more. china like many other countries, is in the grip of football fever. here, that means a festival of sport, ears, and... duck necks. —— beer. all over beijing, just like other chinese cities, these good delivery drivers can be seen in big numbers rushing around the streets. this family has kindly allowed us to watch the game with them. come and meet them. so, we have got our beverages, we have got out duck necks, and we have got our football! enjoying the world cup action. that's it for business briefing this hour. but before we go, here are the markets. and on the markets... up next — new

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mark warner has been no shrinking violet about the abuses he receives in the trump administration, butem to be expressing a lot of that. that tells me that maybe the fbi are onto something. but i think all of us in the media have our own questions to ask as to where this might lead in terms of what the fbi is prepared to do to go poking around in the reporters' business. you could ask jim rosen of "the new york times," and so on how that went. i think it's potentially a very big story. >> bret: tom? >> tom: the details are outrageous, like ripped from a house of cards episode. you had this guy who was charged with security from classified and sensitive information from the senate. he's been there for 30 years and he's probably been leaking with impunity for most of that time. he's having an affair with this reporter. it's mind-boggling. but to chuck's point, i think jeff sessions has been ramping up and they will make an example of this guy. i would suspect that many people around this town who have been leaking are probably going to keep a close eye on this and are probably not feelin

emily: senator mark warner saying we need answers from facebook, the whole story now, not six monthsnow. senator marco rubio asked why they didn't reveal this deal with huawei months ago, and don't compare deals to other telecoms. huawei.china uses what do we knew -- what do we know about the nature of this data? reporter: so this data, basically what facebook was allowing these device makers to do is build facebook app experiences into their phones. these are kind of legacy partnerships from before the app store even existed on these phones, and some people are still using these devices that have these old versions of facebook apps. so they haven't unwound these partnerships. facebook said in april it was planning to -- they did this big review of all of their relationships to find privacy holes, and they themselves noted that this was one potential privacy, potential harmful relationship should they and. -- they should end. they said that in april, that the blog was full of jargon for a regular user to understand, that this is your information flowing through a device in a way that

. >> shannon: president trump responding tonight to democratic senator mark warner who reportedly joked about revealing new information about the russian investigation at a fund-raiser. telling voters to quote buckle up. he claimed he had information that only he and bob mueller, the leader of the 13 angry democrats on the witch hunt, nose. isn't this highly illegal? is it being investigated? senator warner regrets the live. it's great to have you with us tonight by room. so what do you make of that? the democrats have been all over the republicans, they say they have been leaking continuously through these investigations. some say it was an offhand remark but anything that happens to these fund-raisers behind closed doors, and, i think the president zeroed in on the issue here, and is there something that only mark warner and bob mueller know? what about the chairman of the senate intelligence committee, richard burr? should he know that sort of thing? but it does raise that syria question. >> shannon: i want to talk about this battle that's been going on for months and months, this ba

reaction from senator mark warner, the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee. and our correspondents and analysts are substantial doubting -- standing by. pamela brown, the president said this summit is about attitude. >> reporter: he sure does. he struck an optimistic tone during the joint press conference today. saying he believes it will be a great success in terms behalf he thinks it will take to make it successful, he said it's about attitude not being overly prepared, wolf. president trump meeting with japanese prime minister shinzo abe at the white house. >> it will be a pretty crowded number of days, but very exciting. i think a lot of good results could come about. >> reporter: it's just five days from trump's highly anticipated summit with north korean leader kim jong-un. >> i'm very well prepared. i don't think i have to prepare very much. it's about attitude. about willingness to get things done. i think i've been preparing for the summit for a long time. as has the other side. >> reporter: the president today knocking the notion the singapore summi

. >>> mark warner, a top democrat on the senate intelligence committee, overheard saying this on friday night at a dinner at his house on martha's vineyard. "if you get me one more glass of wine i'll tell you stuff only bob mueller and i know. if you think you've seen wild stuff so far, buckle up. it's going to be a wild couple of months." it's unclear how serious that comment was. warner later described it as "a bad joke." and for the record no, word on whether anyone actually got him that glass of wine. what we do know is mueller's investigation appears to be on a kind of precipice. paul manafort sitting in jail. michael cohen having been raided by the fbi openly flirting with cooperating with investigators. and the president's allies making what appears to be a last-ditch effort to discredit the investigation before the hammer potentially drops. nine house republicans today demanded that deputy attorney general rod rosenstein give them a list of names of everyone who has worked on the mueller investigation, presumably in an effort to attack their credibility one by one. for some anal

that he can prove beyond a reasonable doubt. >> we should also say people other than the senator mark warner that they expect things to happen july and august. finally, manafort being in jail really does present an obstacle for his defense and also in terms of the timing of this whatever mueller does there's going to be a trial of the president's former campaign manager like in the fall. >> right. exactly. paul manafort's trial is scheduled for july. you have papadopoulos's trial scheduled for september. we still don't know what's going to happen with michael cohen. there are just so many different factors at play here that are all going to take place before the mid-terms. any kind of idea that this is going to wrap up before then kind of fantasy. we also have everyone except roger stone being interviewed about roger stone. so he's obviously going to be a very big part of this. >> that's -- the roger stone shoe is a shoe that a lot of people are waiting to drop as well, including possibly roger stone. natasha bertrand and nick akerman, thank you both for your time. some fun news before we go

senator mark warner of virginia toured the youth for tomorrow nacility in bristow.ealth and humaervices released images last week from inside that facility. senator warner tells us all 15 children have connected in some way with their loved ones, but have not yet reunited. until then, he says he appreciates how they're being caed for. > these kids are being taken care ofn a clean and appropriate environment. they're getting the health care and the education that they need. >> another facility housing migration -- migrant children in stanton, virginia, is facing serious allegatns of abuse. virginia goveor ralph northham says the state is investigating those claims. >>>omoday students f the march for our lives organization will announce details of their nationwe summer busine tour. it's called the march for other lives road to change. tewy're set to make a stops in our area. on august hadth they'll be in fairfax. august 5th, they' be in washington and baltimore. the march started after the school shooting in parkland, florida. it s organized by student and their missi

joining us now, senator mark warner senator warner, nice to see you. >> nice to see you, thank you. >> judging by your tweet, you say beijing is about to get one heck of a deal what is your main concern here, that this doesn't go far enough to protect national security >> first of all, remember my background was i was the co-founder of nextel this is an awful, awful deal zte was called up originally on violating sanctions with iran and north korea. but the truth is, zte is a national security risk it has been banned by use by the pentagon the head of the cia, the fbi have all called it out as a security risk. this is not something that you should trade in mr. trump's trade war. this is a national security issue. trump may have done something i didn't think could be accomplished he may have unified virtually every united states senator to make sure we stop this effort. this so-called billion dollar plus fine and the idea you're going to put an inspection team in that's not going to go in on the design floor and get rid of the back doors that have built into this equipment that makes it

but democratic senator mark warner suggesting otherwise tweeting the possibility that he may also beending a message to witnesses in a criminal investigation into his campaign is extremely dangerous. in the united states of america, no one is above the law. and the president says that he's also considering a pardon for alice marie johnson, the grandmother serving a life sentence on a first time drug charge. kim kardashian has urged himo pardon johnson. >>> nationwide protests are set for today demanding an end to the separation of children from their illegal immigrant parents. what's being called the national day of action for children kicked off in san antonio overnight. immigration advocates say they want the justice department to keep families together while they try to obtain legal status in the u.s. >> literally 3-year-olds, 4-year-olds, 5-year-olds begging, screaming, please don't take me away from my mommy and just being ripped away. >> the justice department points out illegal immigrant families were also separated under the obama administration but now justice officials say

emily: we have this tweet from mark warner, this is a nice talking point with zte but unless the administration plans to open a field office inside the company, beijing is about to get one heck of a deal. this deal with zte may keep them from selling to iran and north korea that is good but it will do nothing to keep safe corporate from national security and espionage. i assure you with 100% confidence that zte is a much greater national security threat than steel from argentina or europe. theubio has been reporting -- repeating the same line. it is a nice and easy thing to say that you will put compliance officers into the company, but zte is a massive company. there are still a lot of questions about whether they will be able to clamp down on the security concerns. what this whole thing shows is that the fear of lawmakers extends beyond the singular company. it is a question of technological dominance. china wants to be dominant. staffill continue the ip and they forced licensing agreement. this situation has done nothing to stop this greater issues. i their concerns with other companies and

the senate intelligence committee chairman, ranking member mark warner issuing a statement saying were troubled to hear charges filed against a former member of committee staff. the charges do not appear to include anything related to the mishandling of classified information but the committee take this matter seriously and they will be cooperating with the investigation. the new york times reporting the doj seized email and phone records from their own reporter, the times is the information predates her work at the paper but the fbi talks about a previous relationship with as they were investigating unauthorized leaks. reaction has been swift. >> the have been a cascade of leaks and no one is has been held accountable for any of those things which i need more information about what is happening here. i know there is a former staffer on the senate intelligence committee. >> this comes nearly a year after atty. gen. sessions issued this morning to leakers in washington. >> who illegally used their access to our most sensitive information, to endanger our national security, are in fact

mark warner and tim kane say the office of rent refuses to ae ques s about sethleose allegations. >>> the house passed a bill that would toughen work requirements for people receiving food stamps. democrats were unanimously opposed saying that it would toss too many people off of government food assistance. republicans voted no and they introduced the safety net for farmers. they are now working on its own version of a farm bill. we are just hours away from a bay area testing for a driver shuttle. we have a look at the future of public transit. >> reporter: good morning. -- imagine starting your day off with a shuttlecock just enough room for passengers. it drops you off at the station and then you're on your merry way to san francisco that could be the plan here they are testing a new autonomous shuttle and is the second driverless shuttle program in the region they unveiled their program earlier this year and that shuttle got the first license for testing on california public streets. folks will see those shuttles roaming around. they are battery-powered again, no driver, no steerin

but former fob mark warner says the evidence is overwhelming. >> this one is extraordinary because ofity of what happened. literally videotape exists of the events constituting political campaign intervention, for example. >> reporter: a former frat member at penn state has pleaded guilty to his role in the hazing death of 19-year-old timothy piazza. ryan burke admitted to nine charges wednesday, including hazing and unlawful acts involving liquor. 25 other former fraternity members still face charges. jericka duncan has more. >> reporter: burke was accused of giving a bottle of vodka to piazza during a hazing ritual at the beta theta pi house in february of 2017. piazza died two days later from injuries sustained after several dangerous falls and excessive drinking. now burke admits he was partly to blame. >> it's a tragedy, and he is anxious to make amends. >> reporter: outside a county courthouse in belfonte, pennsylvania ryan burke's attorney detailed his decision to plead guilty to charges associated with the hazing death of timothy piazza. >> there are too few words to describe

the need for civility, the president was back to lobbying insults asking quote, why is senator mark warner perhaps in a near drunken state claiming has information that only he and bob mueller knows. told politico he had made a bad joke. the presidential insults didn't stop there. president trump took aim from anyone from reporters to late night talk show hosts at a rally. >> we have a lot of fake news back there. i said, i don't care. i can't stand that guy. she blamed everybody for losing the election except for one person, herself. does david lynch enjoy it, because his career in hollywood is officially over. the guy on cbs, what a low life. this guy on cbs has no talent. jimmy kimmel would meet me beforehe election. no talent. now i wouldn't do his show, the guy is terrible. jimmy fallon,jimmy, be a man. >> let's get the latest from jim acosta who joins us at the white house. this fund raising effort is playing in the president's hand. >> reporter: it certainly is. the white house over here they want to put out this message that there is intolerance on the left. never mind the fact tha

does senator mark warner know something that you don't, time to buckle up? gs complaining about the house intelligence committee and me particularly to the speaker of the house, he says a lot of wild things. i wouldn't put much stock in it. he seems to be one of the guys who is really dug in -- maybe he knew things from christopher steele and others because it appears like they are all connected. the democrats and the hillary clinton campaign hired christopher steele. i don't know -- and we know that harry reid seems like he knew about this before he left the senate back in 2016. so i don't know what warner knows, but, you know, you have to call him and maybe he will interview you. steve: i wonder if he got the glass of wines. ainsley: is he going to spill the beans for glass of wine. what would he do for a bottle? steve: devin nunes, thank you very much. ainsley: let's head over to jillian for headlines. jillian: what type of wine is that glass that he wants? ainsley: either cab or chardonnay. jillian: u.s. expect today present north korea with timeline to m

today, senator mark warner was allowed to tour the facility. after more than an hour walking the ground, senator warner told us what he saw. today, we only had these images released by health & human services. >> these kids are being taken care of in a clean and appropriate environment. >> reporter: in touch with their loved ones but not yet reunitedr the sen says he wants the president to expedite that process. >> this problemas created because this president arbitrarily used power to put in place zero tolerance policy he american people revolted against. this president showed he could change that policy with simply the use of his own pen. luckily he did that. reporter: senator warner asking how many of the roughly 2,000 children affected nationally are still waiting to be connected with family. several interruptions adathe senator ted us. >> i come away frankly with the same view this facility, the individual shouted they're good neighbors, not hurting anyone. >> reporter: at the end of his remarks, another disturbance. wneighbor, andre oncls

richard bird has basically turned over the committee to the vials-chair, mark warner.t. you have a great track record in that regard. it just doesn't make any sense that anyone could keep and secret in washington, d.c. this long. if they had something we would know about it. if there had been any collusion, we would know by the. it's the things being covered up by the dems, the deep state, the fbi and the justice department that's giving this country fits. because we have such a raging corruption in that agency and that department. >> a lot of the interesting revelations have come from the house intelligence committee. the much-criticized chairman devin nunes discovered things like who paid for the dossier. there was an informant of some sort working for the fbi. a lot of that interesting information has come from the investigation that has been cite sides as partisan and out of control. lou: we have to remember who the critics are. they certainly aren't on this broadcast. they are ignorant, whoever the critic was of devin nunes. it was led by adam schiff, for crying o

they did however let senator mark warner of virginia tour the property today. these are images inside released last week. the senatoday praised the youth for tomorrow's staff for how it's taking care of the kids. >> all 15 of those children have been in communication with that parent or relative. >> reporter: the process of reuniting the 15 children here with their families, that could take several weeks. even as we were out here estioning the senator today in a news conference like format, you can see we're at a busy street, folks honking, shouting from their cars. one man oew n at 5, you will we this,ked across the street to question the senator himself. it's pro even more than 1500 miles away from the border, this is a deeply divided issue. in bristow, virginia, david culver, news4. >> we are getting n details this afternoon about a man who custody in n police fairfax county. officers showed up to a home after an overdose call, yesterday evening. it was on mission court in alexandria. a friend said they tried to calm him but became unresponsive. they took hi

emily: we have this tweet from mark warner.e have this from sender marco rubio. >> rubio has been repeating the same line. it is a nice and easy thing to say that you will put compliance officers into the company, but zte is a massive company. there are still a lot of questions about whether they will be able to clamp down on the security concerns. what this whole thing shows is that the fear of lawmakers extends beyond the singular company. it is a question of technological dominance. china wants to be dominant. they will continue the ip staff and they forced licensing agreement. this will situation has done nothing to stop these -- the situation has done nothing to stop the greater issues. mily: what about the concerns with the chinese government? there have been discussions about disagreements with chinese phone manufacturers. several years ago, there were tons of u.s. companies striking deals with hardware makers so it get their ownld software on various phone devices. we are seeing that lawmakers are responding to what fac

as incompetent as intel chairman richard burr and as politically corrupt as the ranking member mark warner. the two men have produced nothing of substance of their one-year investigation except for, well, nonsensical and extraordinarily bizarre rhetoric about the russian collusion. of course it was warner who tried to talk to christopher steele, the former mi6 agent who manufactured the dossier to led to the witch hunt in the first place. congressional leaders will soon see more documents about the origins of spy gate, yeah, spygate, speaker ryan. it really exists. we'll take that up with andrew mccarthy. he joins us next. stay with us. lou: president trump urging the justice department to act in the case of former democratic aide e land. the president tweeted this, our justice department must not let e land and debbie wasserman schultz off of the hook. thwe want to make a plea deal to hide what is on the server? where is the server? really bad. the gang of eight another briefing and access to fbi confidential source records monday or tuesday of next week. so they say. first requested by t

. >> senators mark warner and tim kaine sent a letter to the u.s.ffice of refugee resettment demanding some answers. f there is growing confusion aboutilies that have already been separated and will be reunited. first lady mania trump made a surprise visit morning, but this morning peoe are still talking about what she was wearing. we'll explain why and what's holding up that vote in congress coming up at 6:45. >>> the virginia department of transportation is widing a oject on thursday. another travel lane on the eastbound side of thest inte between the dual esconnector road and faiutax. that's a four-mile stretch. >>> virginia's governor helms find criticallyul missing . ashanti alerts will be a notification system. they're named for ashanti billy, a native of prince george's county that was kidnapped from a nasal base and killed last year. >>> barry ztrot is heading to new york. the coach who led the caps to their first ever stanley cup ill now lead the new york islanders. the deal is reportedly for five years at $4 million per season. >>> our inv

mark warner tweeting his ad hoc use of pardon power is concerning enough that the possibility he maye sending a message to witnesses in a criminal investigation into his campaign is extremely dangerous but the white house says the pardon is justified. >> the accepted responsibility of the president think that is appropriate, community service paying a fine, any believe he was the subject of prosecution from the previous administration. >> he will join "fox and friends" for an exclusive interview at 6:30 a.m.. >> the numbers that came out yesterday mentioned mother spent $17 million of taxpayer money. heather: workers in las vegas work through the night, 1000 people walk off the job at any moment after their contract expired at midnight. they are demanding better wages and workplace training. strike can cause the city's biggest resort operators $10 million a day. coininpoint. >> k and o and i a and a. heather: coin india. the definition, the christian fellowship or body of believers. they beat out 515 contestants and takes home $42,000. a little documentary on that and they go through

the ranking democrat mark warner tweeting the possibility that he may also be sending a message to witnesses in a criminal investigation into his campaign is extremely dangerous. the white house denying the pardon is any kind of signal. >> each of the president's actions on pardons or on other things should be judged looking at the facts and the circumstances surrounding the case. the president felt it was merited. >> reporter: john and alisyn, these are off announced unexpectedly by the president, usually to the surprise of both the people being pardoned and the president's own staff. so stay tuned for any more announcements today coming from the president. in the meantime, the president is waiting on the north korean kim jong-un's right-hand man to come to the white house today. he will be bringing a letter with him from the north korean dictator. we could find out later today whether or not that summit in singapore is going to be officially back on. >> okay. please bring us any breaking news as soon as you have it from the white house. let's bring in john avlon and david gregory. great to

senator mark warner tweeting, "we need answers from facebook, the whole story now, not six months fromator rubio saying, "why didn't facebook just reveal this ?"al months ago saying not to compare this to samsung. what is more concerning about the fact that these are chinese telecom companies that are already under scrutiny by the u.s. government? greg: i think that's the heart of the matter here, specifically. it's twofold. one is the alleged past practices or current practices of some of these companies is troubling. that's why there are these discussions in national security settings. beyond that, why wouldn't you tell us? it's a pretty big question, but a pretty easy question. why wouldn't you fully disclose? you should they should have. , this gets back to why i think silicon valley would be well served by ceo's, other than when they are in a crisis situation like facebook is now, to come and share with us in congress what their strategies are, what their agreements are, what their recommendations are. that's why i've invited them to do that before my committee, and so far we don'

as incompetent as intel chairman richard burr and as politically corrupt as the ranking member mark warner. the two men have produced nothing of substance of their one-year investigation except for, well, nonsensical and extraordinarily bizarre rhetoric about the russian collusion. of course it was warner who tried to talk to christopher steele, the former mi6 agent who manufactured the dossier to led to the witch hunt in the first place. congressional leaders will soon see more documents about the origins of spy gate, yeah, spygate, speaker ryan. it really exists. we'll take that up with andrew mccarthy. he joins us what's a gig of data? well, it's a whole day's worth of love songs. 300 minutes of baby videos. or, it's a million chat messages. a gig goes a long way. that's why xfinity mobile lets you pay for data one gig at a time. and with millions of wifi hotspots included, you'll pay less for data. it's a new kind of network designed to save you money. click, call or visit a store today. justice department to act in the case of former democratic aide e land. the president tweeted this,

mark warner, the pres.' powers concerning enough but the possibility he may be sending a message to witnesses in a criminal investigation into his campaign is extremely dangerous. the white house says the pardon is justified. >> the pres. thinks it is appropriate he received a pardon after community service, paying a fine and doing other things and many believe he is the subject of selective prosecution from the previous administration. jillian: dinesh d'sousa will join "fox and friends" for an exclusive interview at 6:30 a.m. eastern time. rob: north and south korea will resume peace talks in seoul. they say kim jong un s right-hand man heads to washington to deliver handwritten letter to donald trump. kim jong chol has been in talks with mike pompeo. >> we made progress towards sitting conditions, the conditions are putting donald trump and kim jong un and cloister where there could be real progress. we don't think there's real opportunity -- rob: donald trump is hopeful that in 12 summit in singapore will

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senator mark warner releasing a statement saying that these reports are accurate this is a huge missed date. dt poses a threat to national security. that's the unanimous conclusion of our intelligence communi no confirmation that a deal has been sig by cte or the u.s. commerce department. meanwhile, mexico has released its list of u.s. goods facing import tariffs after the u.s. left duties onexican steel and aluminum. still, u.s. port, cheese,rb, cried apples. >> the white house releasing more details between president trump and kim jong un. treating the venue for t singapore summit between protest . we thank our hosts for the hospitality. president trump talked with the north ahead of the summit have been positive. >> a lot of relationships coming along. very important couple of days. tracee: nba star dennis rodman reportedly pns tvisit ornext week. he made at least three trips between 2013 and 2014 and met with kim jong un. cheryl: fed by a esident than just donald trump. president trump now praising mitch mcconnell for keeping the senate in washington this summer after he canceled m

, treated to drinks after work, donald trump junior waited on that tweeting totally normal, and mark warnerhe inspector general report confirms what has been clear for some time, fbi leadership made errors in judgment in the run-up to the election. those actions were not influenced by political bias and anything helped donald trump's candidacy. a wide range of reaction coming in on this report. >> the least pc person in the world, i love this next story. >> a new fox news poll finds 68% of people say political correctness has gone too far. also more than half of people polled know that politicians make bad political decisions because they are worried about being politically correct. don on facebook says people are too sensitive today, take things too literally, don't know how to laugh at themselves. mark also tweets too far is an understatement, just plain ridiculous. robin says it has been going on way too long. i'm sure you agree with that, can't say anything today. did i offend somebody? so sorry. hand out some interesting -- >> one of donald trump's most outspoken critics which is why s

emily: senator mark warner tweeting tonight, the senate passed our bipartisan amendment to block the trump administration's bad deal with zte. if the president will not act on warnings from his own top officials about the dangers posed by zte, we will. and senator marco rubio issuing a statement that says, i issued a bipartisan statement with other senators after the senate passed the amendment. chinese companies who steal from and spy on america should not be able to stay in business using our technology. while zte is in limbo, can they stay in business? selina. selina: we are certainly seeing zte get punished severely by investors. the longer they are in this limbo, the more damaging it is for companies. they have already lost billions of dollars. their operations have all been halted. they don't have a clear path ahead. they still rely on united states chipmakers for key parts of their telecom equipment. but at the end of the day, the whole process is really providing more impetus for xi jinping to achieve his made in china 2025 goal, which is at the center of the concerns of u.s.

yesterday, the vice chairman of the senate intel committee democrat mark warner tweeted this, quote, the president's ad hoc use of the power is concerning enough but could be sending a message to witnesses in a criminal investigation in h his -- the president also raised the possibility the pardon for martha secured an commutation for rod blagojevich. convip convicted of justice and for lying to the fbi during an investigation into insider trading. in fact, the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani recently used stewart as an example of why the president should not sit down for an interview. president said quote i think to a certain extent martha stewart was unfairly treated. . >>> former illinois governor rod blagojevich whom the president fired off the celebrity apprentice is currently in year six of his sentence. convicted of charges including trying to sell barack obama's senate seat. if you look at what he said he said something to the effect like quote what do i get? stupid thing to say but -- the president add the quote, plenty of other politicians have said a lot worse. he should

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conversations with julian assange's lawyer and all of a sudden jim comey is having a side bar with senator mark warneres a message saying stand down. he had a lot of documents about the cia, a lot of great negotiating going on -- >> sean: this is not about wikileaks and assange, this is a point to be honest about. throw to to sarah. people like julian assange, these are guys that broke in -- assange hacked the dod and nasa when he was 16. he's now 45. we have 250,000 full time i.t. people working for the government or there abouts. my question is, you know, fool me once, twice, three, four, ten times. shame on you. fool me 35 years later, shame on me. why have we not protected everything? >> because it's almost impossible to do so, sean. the government relies on its ability to protect its documents solely on the employees that have access to these documents. and if they don't -- obviously there's problems within the system. they know the system has faults. sometimes people within the system, we saw it with edward snowden, we've seen it with others like chelsea manning. they're able to access these hig

yesterday, at an event with senator mark warner of virginia, vice chairman of the senate intelligenceand he sounded really exasperated with facebook. he said we're seeing a repeated pattern here of them not cing clean was expression that he used. an said,acook pley of people who know politics. they know that theyd jus t itll out, not let it dribble-dribble. >> so what does warner think we need to do about this to make sure this doesn't happen again? >> the big problem for facebook and the why it matters is that facebook depends on trust. it depends on trust from users, of its products andm d. over my back shoulder. so it depends on our trust so that we'll keep giving it data, and it depends on d.c. trust, because the tech companies are saying, let's have a light touch with regulation. you don't have to go as far as europe has gone. it gets harder and harder to make that case, when mark zuckerberg is up on the hill. they know about this ticking time bomb of information about china out there. and nothing is disclosed about it. now axios' chief tech correspondent, in says als we known ab

instructor conversations with lawyer, and all of a sudden, jim comey is having a sidebar with senator mark warnerthe message along to senator warner saying, cut off the investigation, tell that lawyer to stand by. we don't want assange here. the consequences go beyond russia. at that moment, assange had sensitive documents about the cia, great negotiating going on, it all fell apart. >> sean: this is not about with all mike wikileaks and assange. here's a point we have to be honest about, throwing this to sara. people like julian assange and kim.com, these are guys that broken, assange hacked the dod and nasa when he was 16. he is now 45. we have 250,000 full-time i.t. people working for the o government, my question is, fool me once, twice, three, four, five, ten times, shame on you. full me 35 years later, shame on me. why have we not protected everything? >> because it is almost impossible to do so, sean. the government relies on its ability to protect its documents solely on the employees that have access to these documents. obviously there is problems within the system. they know the system

i want to get back to a tweet from senator mark warner from yesterday. he said the president's ad hoc use of the pardon power is concerning enough but the possibility that he may also be sending a message to witnesses in a criminal investigation into his campaign is extremely dangerous. in the united states of america no one is above the law. your reaction to that tweet. >> i think it's a little over the top. article 2, section 2 of the constitution does give the president of the united states a virtually unlimited power to grant repraoefshs and pardons for any offense except those connected with impeachment. it is a broad power. like any virtually unlimited power we ought to be cautious about it. the president going forward needs to be cautious about it. criticizing him for the use of this power also ought to be -- people ought to be cautious about it. take a look at one of his recent pardons. denish d'souza was found guilty of making multiple contributions in the name of others to a candidate, personal friend running for the u.s. senate. when people ma

why is senator mark warner, democrat of virginia perhaps in a near drunken state, claiming he has information that only he and bob mueller, the lead every of he and 13 angry democrats on a witch hunt knows. that was seemingly a response of a fund raiser in martha's vineyard, if you get me more glass of wipe i will tell you stuff only bob mueller and i know. if you think you have seen wild stuff so far, buckle up, it's going to be a wild couple of months. you can't just say that if you are senator warner who is vice chair of the intelligence committee. the pot took aim at doj, his own justice department. republicans on the house judiciary committee. they have been demanding doj and fbi hand over classified documents related to the russia investigation. that prompted this attack from the president this morning. i have tried to stay uninvolved with the department of justice and fbi although i do not legally have to because of the discreateitted and very expensive witch hunt going on. you do have to ask why the doj and fbi are not giving over requested documents. to be clear the doj has turned ov