martha. >> martha: thank you.g me now, a democrat inside the meeting with secretary kelly today, dallas mayor mike rawlings. good to have you with us. how would you characterize what went on in that meeting today? >> i think it was a good meeting. a first meeting. we are starting to understand how we work with the administration. so, it is just the first date. we don't have a long-term rela trying to figure that out. i was very impressed with secretary kelly. he has run a lot of great operations. i think he wants the same things that we, as mayors and chief of police, want. that is our citizens to be safe. we want the bad guys to be arrested. nobody wants those murderers and rapists to live on the streets of their cities. we are aligned to helping them. we are pushing to make sure that we depoliticize this and focus on what exactly we are talking about here. let's get it down to dotting the is and crossing the ts, so, we can be aligned and make america safe again. >> martha: one of the big questions, what is a bad

martha. >> martha: thank you, trace. joining us now with mark, sean duffy, he is supported defunding sanctuary cities. and richard fowler. welcome to both of you. good to see both of you. it is interesting, trace touched on this being financial, when he goes back to the cities and towns, they are saying, it is not that we don't necessarily want to uphold the law, it is that we don't want to get involved in the business of immigration, we don't want to incarcerate people, process them. it is a "not my job" argument. what do you think about that? >> don't take federal money if you want help federal law enforcement. it's important because there is collaboration and cooperation between the federal government, the state, the municipalities. here, donald trump are saying that he will help keep us safe. when there is a detainer request that comes up, that is a holder requested say there are some very violent individuals here unlawfully. we want you to hold them so, whether we will arraign, prosecute, detain them, when these com

martha. >> martha: thank you. here now, governor mike huckabee and austan goolsbee, former advisor to president obama and a professor at the university of chicago school of business. welcome, good to have you here. trace laid it out well, governor huckabee, i will start with you. is this a bill that will improve this situation for people who do not like obamacare? >> it will force some of them, martha. let's be real clear, i will be honest with you and everybody who was watching. this is not a wonderful panacea. there will be people who right now have health care who may not be able to afford the new version because we don't know what the market is going to be. the fact that there are -- elimination of the mandate, both individually come also, the coverage benefits, that is a good thing because those were unconstitutional. it is also what made it financially feasible. i think the republicans are playing a little bit of a word again when they say they will and subsidies but then, come on the back end with tax credi

martha. >> martha: thank you. here with her take on how democrats should respond, nero tandon, former advisor to hillary clinton and president of the center for american progress. good evening, good to have you with us. your thoughts on all that. >> i think that the most important issue for all of us to judge us what happens now. rhetoric is really important, important to hear the president has to say, the reality is, the test of this will be watch the proposals are. i think that is really the reality of our people. number one, the president talked about health care, reducing health care costs, making it affordable for people, and ensuring people are covered. then, today, we find out that paul ryan has a secret proposal only republicans can see it in the basement of the house. it is going to be unveiled tomorrow but only for republicans. according to reports, it will keep millions of people, it will raise taxes for millions of people and drop coverage for millions of people. i think the real question is, whether c

martha prior >> martha: thank you, ed.e now, oklahoma senator jim inhofe, senator, good to see you tonight, there is a lot of very strong rhetoric tonight, as you might imagine. let's put up a headline from the post that is also surfaced. the folks at home can take a look at that. here it comes. "trump puts the planet on a dangerous path, children starting his presidency will ask, how could anyone have done this." are they were to be afraid, senator? >> not at all. people lost track of all this is really all about. clean power plant is what obama tried to do. back in paris, he said he was going to do that. he said he specifically was going to reduce co2 emissions by 27% by 2,030. now, martha, even his own epa said it can't be done. one of the directors that he had put in, lisa jackson of the epa, says even if it could be done, it would not reduce co2 worldwide. on top of that, you got the united states supreme court who is already weighed already weighed in on us and has agreed with us and our president that it is somethin

martha. >> martha: thank you. joining me now with reaction as attorney eric.n to that report, what is your reaction? >> i listen to it and i think about the fairness in stop and frisk. stop and frisk is not unlawful but for example, nypd, they would stop people unlawfully, for example, over 80% of the stops when nypd instituted that rule for black people, black and brown people, that is very unfair. we take this argument is stop and frisk works, which does not, the nypd clearly states that stop and frisk when it was implemented improperly by the nypd for example, did not lower gun death, did not lower gun seizures. however, we have to look at the opioid addiction. look at it in the same vein, martha. should we stop white women and black men because opioids are killing them? should we go to their house illegally? that is something that we should consider, as well. >> martha: in terms of the violence that is happening in chicago, don't you want to protect those communities to the greatest extent that you can? you have more black victims, and many cases, black pe

brett: first 100 days with martha starts now. >> martha: breaking tonight. president trump and angela merkel went face-to-face and trying to make it work. i am martha maccallum. president trump was a harsh critic to merkel's strategy and she suggested he is looking at vladimar putin with rose- colored glass. president trump pushed her hard. they faced the cameras earlier today. >> president trump: i reiterated our need for nato to be paying their fair share and protect our citizens from those who seek to spread terrorism. immigration is a privilege and not a right. >> it is a privilege to talk to one another. it is important. and germany needs to increase. >> martha: are we have ed henry with more. >> it was a super frosty. they are not even shaking hands for the cameras as they sparred over germany getting the better of trade deals and then in the east room. and the contest of the sound bytes, the senior producer said president trump pressed the chancellor for not paying their fair share of tus in nato. a mark that merkel failed to hit and promising to do.

martha. >> martha: thank you. me now with more, marc thiessen, american enterprise institute fellow and mo elleithee, founding director of georgetown institute of politics and public service. both are fox news contributors. gentlemen, welcome. good have you here. mo, let me start with you. in terms of hillary clinton's statement had much address her there, what do you think? >> you can't blame the president for anti-semitism. anti-semitism has existed for centuries. having said that, i do believe that during the campaign, donald trump -- i wouldn't say most of his supporters are anti-semitic -- but he dashed his campaign ended up being a home for the most fringe elements of our society. people like david duke and the ku klux klan. that said, we finally have someone who supports our agenda. we are in a really tough spot right now. i think as president has an opportunity that i don't think he is quite seizing, to use his position to try to heal some of those divisions, to speak up more forcefully, to speak up a litt

>> martha: exactly.at i was looking for. >> look. it was two administrations in one. we saw the donald trump with a lot of people, republicans and democrats, independence alike we are hoping we would see. the long promised pivot, arrived in the speech that was smooth, well delivered, optimistic, contrast to his inaugural address. people got really excited about it. but then the week took a turn and could've been really perilous, except for the fact that democrats are bad at this. they overplayed their hand with trump and gave him republicans an opportunity on the crushing n of the russian staff making it seem like there was really something bad happening with jeff sessions. they overplayed it a bit. i gave trump and the administration 8c for the week, and basically a letter a and a f averaging out for ac. >> martha: let's go to the western sieve teacher, molly hemingway. >> that speech was masterful, making his credits say that they themselves were unhinged, a ton of people watch it. the market responded

good have you here tonight. >> hi, martha. >> martha: how low. so sorry for your loss. i read about sandra, she sounds like a wonderful person. as i said, she and her sister were on her way back from church one sunday morning and ben, what happened, tell us? >> it was her 18-year-old son, our 18-year-old son come on the way back from church. what happened was, they were on the way back from church, this illegal immigrants was evading come out ran a red light, instantly killed my fiance, sandra duran. he t-boned her. >> martha: tell me a little bit about her. >> sandra was a great, loving, devoted mother, sister, and daughter. great, great, wonderful person. >> martha: she had an 18-year-old son and a 12-year-old son, is that right? >> yes, we do. a 12-year-old and an 18-year-old. the 18-year-old was in the vehicle when it happened. unfortunately, he saw his mother dying in front of him. that is very unfortunate. this goes back to trump supporters and his whole policy on sanctuary cities and then, we are victims of this, this happens to us. >> mar

martha? >> martha: ed, thank you very much.e now republican snreart james lankford a member of the senate intelligence committee. senator, great to very you here tonight. welcome to you. >> great to be with you. >> martha: as you start to take this whole thing on, there are so many layers to this where is your top priority what the committee's top priority here. >> getting the facts remains the top priority. facts come out and facts lead us wherever we need to go. this is not knew to us. we have worked on us for the last five months. the senate intelligence committee as you know many people may not works every single week multiple times a week we deal with a lot of complicated difficult i. this one of those. have you russian interference in our elections. how do we prepare for the next elections. how do they find ways to be able to engage with us. was there any collusion or connection there. how did that look like? how were the russians trying to reach out to individuals here. all those questions have to be there. whether leaks

martha. >> thank you.republicans, senator ted cruz and house freedom caucus met marcos -- mark meadows, where they argued that the house g.o.p. plan simply doesn't go far enough to achieve the goals. congressman rado strides with us. >> good evening, great to be with you. >> do you think they should scrap this and start over? >> there are some things that have been thought out with the speaker and putting forth us. we are not there yet. i can tell you, i made a promise to the product on my president to negotiate in good faith and make substantial changes. martha, the real barometer for all of this is that we have two lower premiums. if we don't do this, then, we fail. >> martha: does not lower it by 10%? >> that is really calculating on increase or a decrease in terms of the younger population. so, older americans, those that are 40 and above, actually will see an increase over a 10-year period back. according to cbo, our seniors really have to be careful with this. we have to adjust this to make sure that

>> martha: hope so. his capital now on the land for this health care bill, it is a gamble, searching for a win during a bit of a rough patch. the vote is now less than 48 hours away. welcome to day 61. i am martha maccallum in the "the first 100 days." behind closed doors, the president apparently really laid it on the line, saying, "many of you came and i pledge to repeal and replace obamacare. i honestly think many of you will lose your seats in 2018 if you do not get this done." then, according to those in the room, he asked house freedom caucus chair mark meadows to stand. reportedly, with a wink and a smile, said something like, mark, i am going to come after you. i hope congress and meadows will be with us in the end. fox news can report that the vice president, mike pence, made a special visit to privately speak with meadows today. we have not seen this kind of process since obamacare was passed along party lines. the congressman said despite being singled out today by number one and number two, h

"the first 100 days" hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: breaking tonight, as the white house tries to turn the tide, could the dam be breaking for judge gorsuch? brand-new information tonight on the vote count on the democrat side, as senator mccain says he is trying to push the nuclear option off the table. again he get to eight yeses from the democrats? that is just one of several big questions that are squirreling n day 70. ♪ good evening, everybody. i am martha maccallum, welcome to "the first 100 days." also, the president back on twitter this evening. he is looking for a won. he is pushing to get back on board with health care. to turn the wheels on hugely popular tax reform. if mark meadows, he writes, "if @repmarkmeadows, @jim_jordan and raul_labrador would get on board we would have both great healthcare and massive tax cuts & reform." and then, another one... "where are @repmarkmeadows, @jim_jordan and @raul-labrador? #repealandreplace #obamacare." so, more to come on that. first, the white house intends to get on offense on this russia story. pushing co

martha. >> martha: thank you very much. here with more, david wohl and matt bennett., gentleman. good to have you both here tonight. david, let me start with puke. i know president trump means business. he wants to follow through with this. >> absolutely. these mayors, by the way, have decided to prioritize protecting criminal aliens over protecting the innocent citizens that they pray on. if you remember, we aired the exclusive story about my client whose fiance was killed by criminal alien who did and deported five times, a rap sheet a mile long. the reality was, he did nothing about it. this mayor, instead of reacting in a way a responsible mayor should react, he wrapped up his rhetoric about sanctuary cities, protecting the criminal aliens and making l.a. into a sanctuary city and ramped up its effort to obstruct the federal authorities and deporting them. just stunning. this is going on within cities all across the country, and l.a., probably the worst i have seen. the reality is, the tenth amendment lawsuit that was brought, that is basically means that power is

martha?rtha: been, another story this afternoon about a possible suspicious finding in antwerp. but can you tell us about that? >> a very similar kind of attack to the one we saw here, fortunately foiled. a tunisian man was driving his car at high speed into a shopping center, shopping street. he was stopped by the military, but they found in the trunk of his car weapons, military uniform, and a gas canister full of suspicious liquid. it does seem as though another terror attack was averted there, and it does seem as though isis are using vehicles more and more. it has become their favorite sort of weapon because it is so hard to find a defense against it. >> martha: benjamin hall, thank you very much. joining me know, lieutenant colonel tony shaffer, senior fellow at the london center for policy research, and a former islamic extremist and author of "radical, my journey out of islamist extremism." good to have you both here. let me start with you. when you listen to the details of this story

happens, martha.n i was a reporter back in the day, one of the most explosive documents i ever seen came into the office through the mail. we never knew where it came from. it took a little work to verify that it was a legitimate document, which we succeeded in doing. that was at the famous itt scandal which, based on this memo that suggested all kinds of hanky-panky, it arrived in the mail. we didn't go around telling people that at the time. [laughs] that's how we got it. this kind of thing does happen. if you are the kind of person that is into the leaking business, david johnston, might be the very person you would like it too. i find that possible. his comment that it is possible trump leaked it, the truth is, he doesn't know where it came from. >> martha: in terms of the broader potential scandal that was suggested in the conversation, really based on nothing, what we are not seeing here is the source of this income, the turkish hotel, all of these other ties that they talked about and breathles

he's god. >> martha!experienced that deep grief of death, but also the grief of it could have been different. knowing that there is one in their lives who could have healed him. and not allowed him to die. >> it must have been painful to delay and wait for god's answer and prayer that this was the time to do this. >> our friend lazarus, has fallen asleep but i am going there to awaken him. >> lord he's fallen asleep. he'll be all right. >> lazarus is dead. >> jesus has a real sense of destiny in john's gospel. there's no way that he is going to allow even the most important requests from his close friends to interfere with the destiny with that path that god set before him. >> to bethany. home of lazarus, mary and martha. >> he knows that that could lead him into trouble. into persecution and a path that will ultimately lead to the cross. >> the stage is set for jesus' greatest miracle. let's see why people everywhere... are upgrading their water filter to zerowater. start with water that has a lot of dis

one of the biggest things martha , has been economy. i'm a businessman.he business community has been beat to death by the eight years we've had with this economy. it's coming back. i can feel it coming back. i'm a businessman. immediately when we got a new president and to change. people started spending again, shopping again, started making plans again, start going back to work again. everything improved. it started with attitude. it's turning into jobs. i her president trump in the night in kentucky. he said let's make america great again. make america straight again. he said let's make america wealthy again and were headed that way. >> we are allowing cold to be dumped into our rivers, judge neil gorsuch was the only dissent in the trans am trucking lawsuit which allowed a company to fire someone who almost died in 14 below zero weather. he was the only dissenter. we have to concern ourselves with the health and welfare of americans. >> let me go and get thoughts on the economy and jobs. you're not a believer. you think that's hype what you're hearing

i can imagine, martha. >> martha: no doubt. thank you very much.with more on this, chris stirewalt, matt bennett and david wohl, gentlemen, welcome. good to have you here. matt, let me start with you. what would be your objection to this judge? do you think the democrats will go that road? >> i don't know that there will be objections after the hearings are over. don't forget, a couple of days ago, going into the hearings about president trump's cabinet appointments, no one would have guessed that rex tillerson would have a relatively easy time of getting confirmed and betsy devos would come within a hair of not being confirmed. these hearings really matter. they get the opportunity to hear from these nominees themselves, ask him tubbs questions, really get a lot of things in the open. we don't really know what is going to happen with judge gorsuch. he is capable, intelligent, qualified, no question. we don't know what we are going to hear in the next three days and we don't know what objections will be. >> martha: what did you read in the tea leav

c >> martha: that's a great point.iffany, you are a teacher, i know you have strong feelingsff about kids you nervous about it. let me ask everyone, should an 18-year-old or 17 oh boy be in a freshman class in a public school?, >> no.s >> should an illegal, if someone is here illegally, child, one is not a child, he's an adult at 18 years old. should they be allowed to go to the school and the public school system? >> no. >> why do you think they should be allowed to go to school in the public school system, an illegal child who has a penny court date and has been detained by ice and the rest of the parents are not aware of the situation.er >> it's not very specific. when you make the overall statements based on very small numbers of examples i think you're going off the track, not staying in your lane. people could be slower in school for many different reasons.slowr with english as their second language and they didn't learned quickly.er off as a country where better off with people who are educated the people who ar

so ona and her mother betty were the human property of martha, martha washington.er father was an indentured servant. a white man. and washington had purchased his agreement. he was a tailor. ona's mother was a seamstress and smat point eleanor was born. by about the age of 10 she's brought to the mansion house to become basically a house slave. to learn the trade of being a seamstress and doing domestic work, and kind of moves up the ranks and becomes martha washington's top slave. so at the moment that george washington is elected president, the washingtons have to decide if they'll bring slaves in and they decide to bring slaves with them to new york. they choose seven people. seven enslaved men and we will. five men, two women and ona was one of them. that begins her trip to the north. >> keep going. we are just getting good now. >> this is good part. she arrives in new york in 1789 and it is the first time she's out of the slave south. but it is a place where slavery still exists. so does black freedom. and the stay in new york is brief. she actually spends th

. >> martha: it takes on a whole new meaning. as we prepare for this moment, we watched paul ryan and vice president mike pence getting ready. ♪ >> martha: it is standing room only in the house chamber tonight. we are moments from donald trump's first address, it is called a joint session of congress tonight. it is his first time as president, good evening from washington, everybody. i am a martha maccallum. >> bret: he will be introduced by the sergeant of arms, to address lawmakers and of course the american people. chief white house correspondent is live on the north lawn. >> good evening to you, bret. the last time the president was up at the capital, he set the table. now he is starting to fill in the blanks with a lot of broad policy proposals. he will be addressing lawmakers in the chamber, but he will actually be talking past them for most of the night, to the american people. trying to sell them on immigration and enforcement. we will raise wages, save billions of dollars and make our community safer for everyone. he wil

. >> martha: he's made that almost every morning event.e has a real business executive in many cases. everybody introduces themselves around the rooms, and he wants to demonstrate that he is clearly reaching out and meeting people and having them come to the white house. he loved showing out the white house appeared he left to get people to the oval office. that's a significant opportunity for many of them. they made a big impression on them that way. tonight, he comes into this crowd, which can be a tougheric crowd. cooler, there will be moments where democrats will be sitting on their hands tonight on applause lines that will likely draw republicans to their feet. >> bret: it is worth pointing out that you have a situation where senate democrats -- ten senate democrats up for electio election. you have situations where 65% of the counties went to donald trump. if there is some leverage there on these big items when it comes to getting it across the finish line. >> he certainly has an opportunity to move some of them in his direction on s

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i am martha maccallum. see you in a bit. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on tonight. >> i think that president obama is behind because his people are certainly behind it. some of the leaks possibly come from that group. >> bill: president trump talking about leaks, but tonight he will talk about his vision for the country in front of congress. "talking points" has plenty to say about that. >> there was not a federal criminal warrant for the arrest of this individual. they have had a previous conviction but that is very different than a federal criminal for end. it >> bill: the governor of washington state not supporting his own police for enforcing the law. you will not believe this story. also, i had come a dana perino on how presidential speeches are written. and got filed in mcgurk on the alternative universe they live in. caution, you are about to enter the "no spin zone." "the factor" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> bill: hi, i am bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us and i do. about one hour from now, pres

look forward to it, martha. we'll let you get back to action. thanks, martha. as martha said, she's going to be going one on one with the trump and obama spokespeople. former obama press secretary josh earnest. republican representative sarah huckabee sanders. coming up on this week on abc with martha raddatz. >> let's turn to big travel news now. get ready for changes at airport security. the tsa is unveiling a new hands-on procedure. eva pilgrim has more on how all patdowns will be more thorough. >> reporter: this morning, a backlash. over the tsa rollout of its new plan for comprehensive patdown screenings. >> someone who is inexperienced would be very -- could be very threatened. would be traumatic. >> reporter: tsa officers used to evaluate the perceived risk associated with each passenger in question. and then choose one of five different patdown options. now there's one option. a full patdown. airports across the country already putting out warnings. denver international saying the patdowns will be more thorough and may involve an officer making more int

here now, co-anchor martha raddatz. >>> good morning. just five days ago, the and that well-received speech to congress. and now, whatever goodwill he had seemingly blown away in a saturday morning tweet storm. even by his own standards, the president leveled an extraordinary accusation against his predecessor. accusing former president barack obama of wire-tapping him last october during the critical final weeks of the election. president obama has denied any direct involvement through a spokesman saying, neither president obama nor any white house official ever ordered surveillance on any u.s. citizen. any suggestion otherwise is simply false. this hour, the search for the truth. two questions we'll seek to answer. is it possible that there was a legally sanctioned wiretap at trump tower? did a court approve surveillance based on evidence the public does not yet know? and second, if mr. trump is flat out wrong, what made him level this extraordinary charge? did the man who has daily access to the deepest levels of u.s. intelligence bas

i'm martha maccallum, we will see here tomorrow night, 7:00. o'reilly is up next. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on tonight. >> ryan's legacy is etched into eternity. thank you. >> martha: president trump honoring slain navy seal rhino wins, we will tell you how the speech was received and talked with vice president pence about the political climate. >> what an idiot. we have to watch an idiot for an hour and 9 minutes? >> bill: no matter what president trump says, the haters will hate. we will take a look at that. >> i have order the department of homeland security to create an office to serve american victims. the office is called voice, victims of immigration crime engagement. >> bill: also, ahead, an interesting question, does the democratic party have any credibility left? >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the "no spin zone." "the factor" begins right now. ♪ >> bill: hi, i am bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. president trump's speech to congress, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. it was well

and spokeswoman sarah huckabee sanders tried to hedge in an interview today with martha raddatz. >> the president of the united states is accusing the former president of wiretapping him. >> this is again, something -- if this happened, martha -- >> if, if, if, if, if. >> i agree. >> reporter: it all comes with the white house engulfed by the growing controversy over his contacts with russia. cameras captured a heated meeting friday in the oval office, and the chief strategist, steve bannon, and the president's daughter, ivanka, and president trump went ballistic. president obama remains unfazed as he and mrs. obama arrive at the gallery in washington over the weekend. he says the statements from trump are completely false. >> let's go live to brian ross at the justice department tonight, and more than 48 hours with no proof from the white house? >> reporter: that's right, david. it's a familiar story with donald trump. he spent years fueling a right wing theory that barack obama was not an american citizen. no proof. also saying people voted illegally against him. no proof. and now the

i would never have had the patience or the professionalism that martha had.ut i am not going to put myself through that anymore. i guess some viewers may be disappointed because for years, i was known as the guy who slayed the dragons. >> martha tried to give this guy the fact that he wouldn't hear it. all he cared, he is a no-name loser who is using this video to try to get name recognition. that is all he cares about. look at the ramifications of this video, st. louis dispatch reported that there was 100 protesters outside of the store, gun shots fired. a woman that punched a police officer in the nose, a guy was arrested trying to set a police car on fire. not only that, bill, what about the ramifications of the propaganda that was brought about the michael brown incident? since then, we have seen -- >> bill: people could die because you have this element that want to destroy things in this guide whips them up. that is why we are not doing it. let's go and elevate the discourse to nancy pelosi, who i use as an example. here's an accomplished woman, whether