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the debate at 6:30 eastern on fox news with martha maccallum and bret baier.here is the debate stage. it's exciting. there will be more people in there. and watch fox all day and stay at 6:30. i'm start with you, bill. what do you make of it? trump guy/nontrump guy. 42% undecided which is much higher than usual. >> melissa: big number. >> bill: we'll see. i try to be fair here but i'm a huge desantis guy. i think he is great. i think he is terrific. a strong advocate. >> jessica: he joins us on the up co. wonderful. >> bill: i'm sure putnam is fine. saying i'm for desantis, i haven't written any text or statements saying we will stop putnam. if i did, it wouldn't prove anything. only prove the state of mind. no, desantis has a great future. i think he may win this anyway but he has a great future. outspoken. very thoughtful. good lawyer, good navy guy. >> dagen: i want to add quickly i'm a nerd. we used to cover commodities back in the day. with the trump-china tariff tiff, agriculture is in china sights in terms of going after it whether it's the soy bean or

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right now for "fox news sunday" and "the story" with martha maccallum is up next. lo there, chris, have a good trip back. breaking tonight from new york, the president as we speak on air force one heading back to america. good evening, i martha maccallum and tonight the story unfolding is what happens now? because as of last night, the status quo were north korea is concerned is now over. the president spoke a short time ago with our first guest tonight, senator lindsey graham. we will also ask senator graham about the story that is bubbling surrounding deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and the threat to subpoena people on the house g.o.p. committee in a meeting that was described as chilling. we will get to that as well. first the president tweeting this in mid air about the big summit. anyone can

right now for "fox news sunday" and "the story" with martha maccallum is up next. hey, martha. >> martha: hello there, chris, have a good trip back. breaking tonight from new york, the president as we speak on air force one heading back to america. good evening, i martha maccallum and tonight the story unfolding is what happens now? because as of last night, the status quo were north korea is concerned is now over. the president spoke a short time ago with our first guest tonight, senator lindsey graham. we will also ask senator graham about the story that is bubbling surrounding deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and the threat to subpoena people on the house g.o.p. committee in a meeting that was described as chilling. we will get to that as well. first the president tweeting this in mid air about the big summit. anyone can make war, but only the most courageous can make peace. the president making news on a lot of fronts today, in particular with a surprise announcement about u.s.-south korea joint military exercises on the korean peninsula. >> we will be sto

"the story" hosted by martha maccallum who is also in the debate starts right now. >> martha: looking forward to it. breaking tonight, growing concern over the battle of civil behavior heats up on capitol hill. watch this. >> where can we eat? where can a conservative eat at a restaurant in d.c.? >> come to my office and talk. >> i'm asking you right now. >> please come to my office and talk to me. >> you are calling for civility, do you think it civil -- i'm asking you right now. >> are we supposed to sit at the back of the bus? >> martha: that was weird. i martha maccallum and this is "the story." congresswoman maxine waters now facing growing calls to apologize or resign. republican congressman andy bigs has introduced a measure calling her out for "endangering their lives and sowing seeds of discord" buried saying harassment or violence is not a form of protest. he joins us live with what he wants to see happen in moments. also tonight there are protests outside an event for attorney general jeff sessions in los angeles this evening. >> you are not welcome in our community and the

that's it for "special report," now time for "the story with martha maccallum." >> martha: live from new york, here is the story that you have not heard. >> i'm free to hug my family, i'm free to live life, i'm free to start over. this is the greatest day of my life. >> martha: since president trump took office he is received 2800 petitions from clemency for people who feel their punishment exceeded their crime. how did alice johnson become the lucky one who actually gets her life back? she is here exclusively, her real story of the unbelievable 24 hours since he walked out of those prison doors. if she spent 22 years behind bars for charges related to drug possession and money laundering after she fell on some hard times and faced financial desperation. eight months ago she happened to catch the eye on twitter of a reality star kim kardashian who took up her case, and she pleaded it with jared kushner and president trump. just one week later, she is a free woman. she walked out of that jail cell this morning where she was supposed to spend the rest of her life and into the arms of h

that's it for "special report," now time for "the story with martha maccallum." >> martha: live from the story that you have not heard. >> i'm free to hug my family, i'm free to live life, i'm free to start over. this is the greatest day of my life. >> martha: since president trump took office he is received 2800 petitions from clemency for people who feel their punishment exceeded their crime. how did alice johnson become the lucky one who actually gets her life back? she is here exclusively

majority leader mitch mcconnell telling martha maccallum it is not on the senate's agenda this summermer ice agent david ward says that is not surprising since congress can't finish any job little on one as important as securing the border. >> every time congress comes up with something, they are giving not putting up the security we wanted. we went through the secure fence act of 2006. that was never funded properly. then last year a bill introduced in congress, finish the fence act, 2017. any time congress gets involved and do not complete the job it is mind-boggling. your viewers don't know 750 miles of border exist, 350 miles of pedestrian border is up. that is the problem, the pres. has an easier time negotiating with the north koreans under nuclear disarmament then negotiating with congress to secure the border. rob: doing a decent job this year anyway. both sides of the aisle demanding answers from the fbi about an informant planted in the trump campaign. the senate judiciary committee requesting a full and redacted copy of the fbi's policy. the letter signed by republican chuc

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i bet that martha maccallum will have some of this game. >> martha: a live look once again at nationalsark in washington, d.c., where the ball game is bringing people together right now. that's definitely what we need. the congressional game about to get underway and as bret was just saying, congressman steve scalise who was one year ago shot and nearly bled to death on a baseball field will be standing at second base. and here he is.

"the story with martha maccallum" is up next. >> martha: thank you.n is back on the hot seat. >> with everything going on with the #metoo movement, how would you approach the accusations differently? >> oh, boy. 20 years later what does the bill clinton and monica lewinsky scandal look like now? a prominent supporter says he should have left office. but the former president became agitated and said no, he would do nothing differently. >> i don't think it would be an issue because people would know the facts instead of the imagined f. if the facts are the same today i wouldn't. >> martha: he went on to say that the #metoo movement is "long overdue." but the critics are using it against him he believes in part because o

good evening everyone, i'm a sandra smith in the four martha maccallum. the present just wrapped up in a closed-door meeting with republicans in congress and of the way he sees it, that's their problem to fix. >> president trump: we can either release all illegal immigrant families and miners who show up at the border from central america, or, we can arrest the adults for the federal crime of illegal entry. those are the only two options. a totally open borders or criminal prosecution for lawbreaking. so what i'm asking congress to do is give us a third option, which we have been requesting since last year. the legal authority to detain and promptly removed families as a unit. the one until that happens we are stuck with these pictures and heartbreaking stories of children separated from their parents at the border. the mothers and fathers are detained and charged with entering the country illegally. that's a policy that's been on the books since 2005. according to a majority of trump supporters, it's about time. 62% approved, 28% are against. the obvious

tomorrow night bret baer and martha maccallum i in orlando moderating a debate between the past two republican candidates before the governor, tune in is congressman rod santos and adam putnam go to 5 at 6:30 used in which is a trump fbi agent peter stzrok meets with lawmakers and catherine herridge, what happens next. >> shannon: knew tonight, disgraced fbi agen >> new tonight the disgraced fbi agent who texted about stop donald trump's election was grilled for hours by lawmakers. good latte saying unfortunately fbi counsel ordered him not to happen many of the legitimate questions he was asked. we intend to hold a public hearing soon. she intelligence correspondent catherine herridge tells us what she knows tonight. >> throughout the day on capitol hill we have been getting impromptu briefings from lawmakers and agent stzrok's -- is a veteran bias infected the fbi investigation. >> i would expect any witness to suggest they looked at this impartially i don't know how you read the text, how any reasonable person reads the text and suggest there was no bias. >> reporter: he arrived on capitol

i bet that martha maccallum will have some of this game. >> martha: a live look once again at nationals park in washington, d.c., where the ball game is bringing people together right now. that's definitely what we need. the congressional game about to get underway and as bret was just saying, congressman steve scalise who was one year ago shot and nearly bled to death on a baseball field will be standing at second base. and here he is. look at steve scalise, walking with 18 cane on one arm. walking down the line and hugging everybody. this is a man who went through so much. you have to take yourself back to that moment, and a gun fired on a beautiful morning on a baseball field in washington, d.c. it was freakish, bizarre and brittle, and so devastating for steve scalise and his family. i guarantee you they are in tears right now. our best to him, and it's wonderful to see this a tradition continuing and we will keep an eye on this special moment at nationals park tonight as we watch the game. but first, there's another game to discuss tonight and that is the future of the fbi. >> we n

right now "the story" hosted by martha maccallum up in new york, here in new york i should say startsight now. >> martha: good to see you, bret. thank you. and breaking tonight, the president says that if they pass it on the hill, he will sign it. that as of this evening and that on the heels of this media gaggle that could happen in the trump white house and the heat today was on the border. >> do you agree with children being taken away from -- >> -- no, i hate it that's. >> the battle intensifying though this evening as the president now says that he would sign either of those competing bills right now hoping to move past exchanges like this. >> the democrats have to change their law. that's their law.

"the story" hosted by my colleague martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: hello there.y closely, less than two hours away now from this historic moment as president trump and kim jong un on prepare to come face-to-face for the very first time. two of the most unpredictable leaders on the world stage in what could be a defining moment in their legacies. and in world history. they each have a lot at stake here tonight. president trump, who will be 71 this week, has says he will size up the man he once derided as little rocket man pretty much in the first few minutes. in that short amount of time he will decide if a deal is even possible with the half his age kim jong un. offering a preview of a phased negotiating styl t

"the story" hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. martha. >> martha: good to see you. thank you. we begin tonight with an exclusive interview right off the top. south carolina representative mark sanford has never lost an election in his long career until last night. the republican haseen shy when it comes to criticizing the president. >> if you would just shut up, quit attacking -- i don't work for him, work for 750,000 people here in the first congressional district. >> one of the things i've heard in interviews about drum, he's not sorry for anything. i think that's a profound mistake. >> martha: comments like th that may have leto a stinging last-minute tweet from president trump that went like this. mark sanford has been very unhelpful to me in my campaign emeca great again. he is m.i.a. and nothing but trouble. he is better off in argentina. i fully endorse katie arringt for congressman in south carolina, she's tough on crime, vote katie said the president. sanford's opponent katie arrington also went after him in ads like this. >> i'm running for congress to get

he just told fox news martha maccallum, that does not mean the gop belongs to the president. >> i don'tit's the party old tmp it's the party of the taxpayers. there are a lot of republicans out there who worked their souls out, stuffing envelopes and putting up yard signs and doing all the things you do in politics. that's who the party belongs to. kennedy: is running against donald trump the wave of future or the quickest way to ended blue wave. let me ask peter suderman. welcome back to the show. so, mark sanford got himself into deep yogurt. was it just because of his selective pointed attacks on the president and not just on his trade policies? he has been going after the president for quite some time. or is there something else in play in south carolina. >> i think it's mostly trump. he has become the lit husband test for a lot of republican voters. especially the base voters who vote in republican primaries. mark sanford is the victim of the trumpization of the republican party. it's going in that direction. he says it's thearty people stuffing envelopes and putting out signs. the

"the story" hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. martha. >> martha: good to see you. begin tonight with an exclusive interview right off the top. south carolina representative mark sanford has never lost an election in his long career until last night. the republican haseen shy when it comes to criticizing the president. >> if you would just shut up, quit attacking -- i don't work for him, work for 750,000 people here in the first congressional district. >> one of the things i've heard in interviews about drum, he's not sorry for anything. i think that's a profound mistake. >> martha: comments like th that may have leto a stinging last-minute tweet from president trump that went like this. mark sanford has been very unhelpful to me in my campaign emeca great again. he is m.i.a. and nothing but trouble. he is better off in argentina. i fully endorse katie arringt for congressman

"the story" hosted by martha maccallum is coming up. >> martha: i love the way he clears that fence at the end. thank you so much. as bret was saying, we have a fox news alert. at any moment president trump takes the stage in south carolina. he's there tonight to draw support for governor henry mixmaster who replaced nikki haley and now finds himself in a runoff for the g.o.p. nomination against businessman john warren. trey gowdy is also retiring in south carolina so that c does opening up. no doubt the president will also address when he speaks tonight as a rising tension and hysteria surrounding family separated on the border. and despite the fact that these same exact policies have been carried out in previous administration. >> president obama had a big problem and in fact, a lot of the pictures used, i don't know what you folks stated. they were all taken during the obama administration. they are a disaster and the laws have to be changed. >> this weekend anger spiraled out of control to the point where homeland security said they were warning administration employees. they said,

"the story with martha maccallum" is up next. >> martha: thank you. bill clinton is back on the hot seat. >> with everything going on with the #metoo movement, how would you approach the accusations differently? >> oh, boy. 20 years later what does the bill clinton and monica lewinsky scandal look like now? a prominent supporter says he should have left office. but the former president became agitated and said no, he would do nothing differently. >> i don't think it would be an issue because people would know the facts instead of the imagined f. if the facts are the same today i wouldn't. >> martha: he went on to say that the #metoo movement is "long overdue." but the critics are using it against him he believes in part because of president trump. >> i think partly because they're frustrated they got all the serious allegations against the current occupant of the oval office and his voters don't seem to care. i think i did the right thing. i defended the constitution. >> martha: then it got heated. >> through the lens of #metoo now, do you think diffe

right now "the story" hosted by martha maccallum up in new york, here in new york i should say starts right now. >> martha: good to see you, bret. thank you. and breaking tonight, the president says that if they pass it on the hill, he will sign it. that as of this evening and that on the heels of this media gaggle that could happen in the trump white house and the heat today was on the border. >> do you agree with children being taken away from -- >> -- no, i hate it that's. >> the battle intensifying though this evening as the president now says that he would sign either of those competing bills right now hoping to move past exchanges like this. >> the democrats have to change their law. that's their law. [shouting] >> quiet, quiet. that's the democrats' law. we can change it tonight. we can change it. >> you are the president. >> we need their votes: the democrats- [everyone talking at the same time] >> chambers of commerce. >> excuse me, by one vote. we don't need it. you need 60 votes. we have one vote. excuse me, we need a one vote. we have a one vote edge we need 60. we need 10

day in freedom in 20 years, she thinks the president and moments ago she spoke with our own martha maccallum. >> the only way that i was able to make it through that time, and this is the truth, it was my faith in god. i knew that one day he was going to bring me out and i live my life with an eye toward it one day walking out of those doors a free woman. in the day i got the news that president trump had to granted my clemency and given me a second chance at life was the best day of my life. >> sean: god bless you, we wish you all the best. and you know what? i think there are more of these cases we can find. give people second chances. joining us now, the author of the russia hoax, fox news legal analyst greg gregg jarrett. he is writing a book, and this will be a best seller also come up they will be fighting against each other. the case against impeaching trump, harvard law professor alan dershowitz. i think the books are complementary, and i think we could do in our debate, you guys signed books and i could have a beer. >> happy to do that. >> let's do it. >> sean: first i have to ask y

martha maccallum. before we start, we are still following the tragic events of the afternoon.oom in maryland. the latest that we know is that at least 5 people are dead. multiple people are injured. and the gunman is in custody. >> the people who work to bring you the news became togethers today. -- targets today. we don't know why. we will get to the topic later in the debate. first issues key in florida and to the nation. >> let's meet them. first we have adam putnam, the florida commissioner of agric t agriculture. >> [cheers and applause]. >> and we have ron desantis. a congressman representing florida's 6th district. welcome. the rules of the debate be simple. you have 60 seconds to answer and 30 seconds for follow-ups and 30 seconds if their name is mentioned by either candidate. >> you go over the allotted time you will hear a bell and it sets off dogs around the nation think it's the door bell. commissioner putnam, justice anthony kennedy retirement announcement could have a major effect on many issues considering that he was the swing vote in the u.s. supreme court. a

you look there was a man sentenced to 15 months in prison for president to martha maccallum. there is a long list of violence that went beyond the rhetoric. that is a scary things. >> marie: both sides of the aisle. we continue to await remarks from the president on the supreme court ruling to uphold the travel ban. we'll bring them to you as soon as we get them. stay close. >> melissa: fox news alert. new fallout over the justice department i.g. report detailing anti-trump bias from the investigators. and they have announced that rod rosenstein and f.b.i. director christopher wray will testify this thursday about that report. the f.b.i. and the d.o.j. action surrounding the 2016 election. in the meantime, nine house republicans yesterday sending a letter to rosenstein asking for the name of everyone past and present. >> melissa: who worked on the special counsel investigation in collusion with the trump campaign. lawrence, what do you think? >> lawrence: my biggest problem with this is now that we know there is dirty play in the constitution, i wish the leaders of the instit

about the semantics of half of one sentence he said a couple weeks ago with an interview with martha maccallum. he has worn on his shirt sleeve how much he believes in law enforcement having been a prosecutor for a couple decades. i don't think you see anybody more passionate and worked up about the animus and bias and the conflicts than trey gowdy. given his proximity and being able to see this stuff, he comes with as much credibility, he has bent over backwards to give them the benefit of the doubt. but when gowdy is telling you how tainted this stuff is, it should resonate with everybody. lou: typically i would not give you the last word in the midst of a dispute like this. but i like you so much i will let you have the last word. >> thank you, i will take it. jason chaffetz. thanks so much. the date for president trump's first summit with vladimir putin has been set. ambassador john bolton in moscow talking about vladimir putin establishing the date of july 16 in helsinki, finland. we are told president trump and putin will be talking beautiful s.-russia relations. a range of national secu

good evening everyone, i'm a sandra smith in the four martha maccallum. just wrapped up in a closed-door meeting with republicans in congress and of the way he sees it, that's their problem to fix. >> president trump: we can either release all illegal immigrant families and miners who show up at

hosted by martha maccallum and yours truly.his evening, correspondent peter doocy looks at how that race in florida is shaping up. [cheers] >> the early frontrunner in the fight to be florida's republican nominee for governor adam putnam, the agriculture commissioner and his platform is fo focused on a lot more than crops and livestock. >> what we are see something forces from the left come in to florida to hijack our politics. it's not because they care about our schools. it's not because they care about our business climate and it's not because they care about how much traffic there is on the florida turnpike. it's because they are choosing florida as a proxy fight for the war on the white house in 2020. >> so help me god. >> the last three governors in florida have all been republicans. jeb bush, charlie crist and rick scott. the state is also home to the highest percentage of residents 65 and over in the u.s. >> they want a place where they can retire and have government off their back. so a lot of these voters this older g

about the semantics of half of one sentence he said a couple weeks ago with an interview with martha maccallum. he has worn on his shirt sleeve how much he believes in law enforcement having been a prosecutor for a couple decades. i don't think you see anybody more passionate and worked up about the animus and bias and the conflicts than trey gowdy. given his proximity and being able to see this stuff, he comes with as much credibility, he has bent over backwards to give them the benefit of the doubt. but when gowdy is telling you how tainted this stuff is, it should resonate with everybody. lou: typically i would not give you the last word in the midst of a dispute like this. but i like you so much i will let you have the last word. >> thank you, i will take it. jason chaffetz. thanks so much. the date for president trump's first summit with vladimir putin has been set. ambassador john bolton in moscow talking about vladimir putin establishing the date of july 16 in helsinki, finland. we are told president trump and putin will be talking beautiful s.-russia relations. a range of national secu

"the story" hosted by my colleague martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: hello there.e are watching very closely, less than two hours away now from this historic moment as president trump and kim jong un on prepare to come face-to-face for the very first time. two of the most unpredictable leaders on the world stage in what could be a defining moment in their legacies. and in world history. they each have a lot at stake here tonight. president trump, who will be 71 this week, has says he will size up the man he once derided as little rocket man pretty much in the first few minutes. in that short amount of time he will decide if a deal is even possible with the half his age kim jong un. offering a preview of a phased negotiating style over the weekend during a tense standoff with world leaders at the g7 in canada, this photo pretty much says it all. for his part, in a surreal scene, kim jong un on spent the day smiling and taking self is with people in singapore where the build up to tonight summit looked almost like a prized boxing match. souvenirs of the two men's fac

interesting interview earlier tonight on fox news with the wife of blagojevich, speaking to martha maccallum, and she says that she sees parallels between the way these people -- and she's obviously referring to fitzgerald, who is a close friend of comey's -- treated her husband, perverted the law, and now they're trying to get the president. i think she was talking to an audience of one there, but clearly even if trump hasn't made that connection, which i find hard to believe, but i don't have any proof of, she was certainly broadcasting it, the wife of blagojevich, on television earlier tonight. >> and, ken, this may be the stuff of a mob movie, but if you're cohen, if you're manafort, how were you watching this unfold on tv today? >> i mean certainly the message is being received, and we don't even have to speculate because roger stone actually gave an interview to, i think, sam stein, who was on your last segment, saying that the way he interpreted the pardon is that the president is going to take care of people who take care of him, even if they are in the crosshairs, and that's certain

republican candidates for governor will square off in a debate hosted by bret baier and martha maccallum a big race, big stakes. check that out. later today on "the five" the moment a lot of us have been waiting for. all five co hosts did the 23 and me test to see what our dna is. we'll have the big reveal on that show. "the five" here on fox news. thanks for joining me. i'm dana perino. here's shep. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 at the white house. we expect sarah sanders to address reporters during this news hour. expect questions on immigration with the president tweeting people who cross the border illegally should get deported without hearings. ahead, doing away with due process? also, big decisions from the united states supreme court on cases that touch everything from voting rights to same sex marriage and discrimination. plus, the american icon harley-davidson sending some motorcycle production jobs overseas after europe retailated for president trump's import

. >> dana: we might talk to one of those people, martha maccallum. a fox news poll looks at your race. you're up 32%. desantis 17%. you have 50% of primary voters undecided what is your pitch why you would be a better choice than desantis? >> i think the lead in the polls is a reflection of the grass roots passion and energy that we have. i've been in every town and florida, the small ones and the big cities. the it is a grass roots and energy and passion that propelled or president to the white house will make me the next governor of the great estate in the country. tonight we'll have an opportunity to speak to the undecided voters about my florida first agenda, putting florida safety first and the sheriff endorsements, and families first and jobs first to build on the strong economic foundation here in florida and make it stronger and better. >> dana: in that same poll, immigration was the top issue at 22%. healthcare after that. then the economy, gun policy and the opioids crisis at 10%. president trump has endorsed your opponent, ron desantis. as

good evening everyone, i am martha maccallum where moments ago we wrapped up the gubernatorial debateve also been monitoring this tragic situation unfolding this evening in maryland. hours ago, a gunman opened fire at the capital because that newspaper in annapolis, killing five people and wounding several others. this is a live look at the scene right now. we do expect authorities will be giving us another update in about a half an hour from now. we will take you live to that. as of right now, we know very little about the suspect. we do know that he is in custody, he's being questioned. he is a white male and we are told that he has not been cooperative with investigators so far. meanwhile, witnesses describing the scene as chaotic. they say that people were diving underneath their desks as the shots rang out. and dozens of people as they were running out of the building with their hands held high, we seen these things to many times in america and this is the response according to what was seen in terms of the police and of their actions. watch. >> the shooter is in our custody and

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the "the story"'s martha maccallum is here herself. >> how are you, stuart.> good. stuart: the trump people did very well, but it is too early to say that the republicans hold on to the house, far too early. it is still in play. >> absolutely. if you look across the board, there were some candidates, nevada congressional candidates harry reid backed seemed to be doing well. henry mcmaster, governor of south carolina forced into a runoff. he is very much aligned with president trump. although president trump supporters did have a very good night in number of ways, kate at this-katie arrington race in south carolina against mark sanford. if you look at generic ballot for the democrats in recent days, i think it is in low single digits. stuart: you go on the air 7:00 at night. politics is your bread and butter. that is what you're all b do you think this thing called the blue wave is not so big of a blue wave as we thought it was a couple months ago? might be more of a blue ripple? >> sure doesn't feel like it. stuart: really? >> it doesn't feel like a big blue

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"the story" hosted by march that maccallum. >> martha: thank you.we take you live to annapolis, maryland where a vigil is about to get under way as a shaken community mourns the loss of these five people. and we learn chilling new details about the killer as police confirm that he barricaded the building's back door shooting at least one victim as they tried to get out. we have also learned tonight the newspaper former executive director says this was not wholly unexpected. >> i took a photo of mr. ramos who i never met, went up to the front desk and be on the lookout for this guy. if he comes in dial 911. >> the president addressing the killings a short time ago.

he was here with martha maccallum seems like a few hours ago. why do we need 15,000 judges. about. just send them back. >> parts of the constitution that only protects citizens and there are parts of the constitution that protects all persons this part when the government wants to effect your life liberty it effects all persons. once these folks are on american soil. no matter who they are or how they got here they are entitled to the due process. doesn't necessarily mean a jury trial in front of a federal judge like the president is talking about. it with mean an administrative hearing before an administrative law judge. steve: those are the 5,000 he wants? >> those are the 5,000. the president is quite correct. it take as year from the time they find the person all the vetting. lifetime appointments u. this is what i went through in new jersey. the administrative law judge is an eminem ployee of the dhs who is a judge but just here as these issues. these can go on for 55, 60 minutes. and you resolve it right then and there. if we were able to prevent these folks from enter

maria: the number of people in that room questioning peter strzok, the chairman of judiciary on martha maccallum'sw on fox news, many of the answers, and they are not believable. and goodlatte's lawyers instructed him, i don't want immunity, don't want to take the fifth. and the implications yesterday. >> i wish i did, and the most important thing, we won't get a lot more out of strzok, he will admit what he has to admit, that he was biased, that he supported hillary clinton, and where the ig had to stop. and how much that influenced the discretionary decisions, and employed in the email investigation, and the russian investigation later. he knows they can't tease that out and dean i bias played a role but anyone with common sense that looks at the entire facts has to conclude there was a problem here. maria: a lot of connecting the dots. and the special counsel has a great op-ed in the journal a couple days ago. i wonder what these testimonies mean for special counsel investigation. and peter strzok running the trump investigation for your before turning his attention to the trump investigation,

brian: by the way he told martha maccallum that not knowing the answers.r strzok the head of the infamous counter intelligence who ran the russia as well as senator graham just said as well as the hillary clinton email investigation, was known to be anti-trump. so, was he part of the effort to make sure donald trump was stopped or was it just something you say to a girlfriend on the side? steve: these are gng to be some of the questions that they are going to be asking him today at 10:00. they are going to close great big wooden doors at the house judiciary committee. is he going to be appearing. he is going to testify is he not going to get immunity. he will not invoke the fifth. lawmakers have a ton of questions. what were he and lisa page talking about in those text messages? also, was he one of the leakers? did he leak to the press to make president trump loo bad? and what about those reports that the fbi agents write up the 302s, does he know of any of them that were ever instructed to be changed? was he involved in that because, if that happened and

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they are going to lower the boom on them i you want to applaud jay after that interview with martha maccallums the problem. when i was a federal agent right, steve, and you put together a report describing what happened in the case that you are going to use to estarrants, search wa going to bring to a priewmplet i call it paragraph one. right? there is always a paragraph one that paragraph one describes how a case started. whether it was a phone call from a bank that had a fake charge or received counterfeit money. what is paragra one in this case, steve? nobody the story has changed multiple times. now we find out this weekend from "the washington post that there may have been another approach by someo connected to the fbi at some point to a trump team member before paragraph 1, the date in paragraph 1? very strange. steve: dan, why won't the department of justice and the fbi let us see paragraph 1? >> steve, i suspect because paragraph 1 is so loose and contains so little evidence of actual criminality or evidence worth worthy of investigation. we were pressured by certain members of the go

bret baier and martha maccallum will moderate the event.re lining up for hours. >> bill: we'll be watching. meanwhile the vote in the house is approved and passed a moment ago. the non-binding resolution for the department of justice to comply with the request for documents and failure to do so may result in a possible subpoena. that has passed and that's the reason why the hearing is in a break. now that that's wrapped up we'll get you back inside the hearing when they resume. a quick break here. back in a moment with all of that coming up. with ai that sees threats coming. the ibm cloud. the cloud for smarter business. you always get the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed? let's say it in a really low voice. carl? lowest price, guaranteed. just stick with badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com and now you know.ed- jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill proven to both reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease... ...and lower a1c, with diet and exercise. jardiance can

"the story" hosted by march that maccallum. >> martha: thank you. tonight, we take you live to annapolis, maryland where a vigil is about to get under way as a shaken community mourns the loss of these five people. and we learn chilling new details about the killer as police confirm that he barricaded the building's back door shooting at least one victim as they tried to get out. we have also learned tonight the newspaper former executive director says this was not wholly unexpected. >> i took a photo of mr. ramos who i never met, went up to the front desk and be on the lookout for this guy. if he comes in dial 911. >> the president addressing the killings a short time ago. >>. >> president trump: this attack shocked the conscience much our nation and filled our hearts with grief. journalists like all americans should be free from the fear of being violently attacked while doing their job. >> martha: leah gabriel is live in annapolis maryland, where the vigil is getting under way. good evening, rehah. >> good evening. a judge at annapolis ordered 38