melissa.third session in a row. nasdaq surging to new record close. it happens to be the 100th record since president trump's election. we'll cover it all. i'm connell mcshane filling in for david asman. melissa: and rhyme melissa francis this is "after the bell." more on the big market movers, here is what else we're covering in busy hour ahead. mat gates, fox news's bill hemmer sitting next to me to break it all down. the new york attorney general doing the president, his children -- suing the president, children and trump foundation. we'll tell you how the president is responding now. iç am joining you live from the very beautiful shinnecock hills golf course in southhampton. a huge cry went up behind us. i'm dying to see what it was. here we are day one of the u.s. open. it is now underway. 12 poll dollars is on the line. a lot of screaming going on behind me which you don't hear a lot in golf. latest on the leaderboard. much more commitment coming up. connell. connell: melissa back to yo

melissa? >> melissa: yes. >> rachel: what do you say? first, the president's entering into talks in a position of strength. strong economy, strong military. is this the right time to do it or are the optics because of the investigation with russia just not good? >> melissa: i don't think you plan a schedule based on the optics of the investigation. we have all spent time with michael bolton -- "michael bolton." i wish! ambassador bolton on the couch and we know what a tough critic of russia he is. to send him there to do advanced work and figure it out, i think it's the way that president trump prefers to do business. one on one. >> is it the right message to send to putin? now democrats are concerned about russia. >> jessica: if question are going to go i want bolton to go first, i guess is what i say about it. the optics of it are bad but more than the optics of it. this is a president haslam been resistant to calling putin the thug he is. you should send the most hawkish representatives in advance if you do it. you could also not do i

melissa francis is in for harris. >> melissa: the president sending a tough new message on illegal immigration policy as the top republican warns of potential migrant crisis if congress fails to act. this is "outnumbered overtime." i'm melissa francis in for harris faulkner. new reaction as the house hopes to get the version of immigration reform across the finish line this week amid the controversy over illegal immigration policy at the border. the texas republican and homeland committee chair michael mccaul warning of a new crisis if they can't close the loophole in the current immigration law. watch. >> when you look at the kids down there. i have been down there. this is not the first time this has happened. this happened in 2014 as well. congress needs to act to close a legal loopholes that incentivize coyotes to bring the children in to the united states. if we don't do that, we will see this scenario, the human tragedy play out over and over again. >> melissa: now president trump weighing in suggesting that some illegal immigrants be sent home without a hearing if they are caught crossi

melissa: that is better.er. >> you know, it's, i didn't even know they were still in business. so i have to say i guess it is getting us to pay attention. melissa: shame on you because i just took my kids there not too ng ago. still delicious. i love the swedish pancakes. i don't know, i love chain food, i love fattening food. it has everything for me. now one way you know this is successful is the pile-on by other restaurants. they saw what was going on. they saw the chatter. like me too, me too, they're trying to get in. wendy's, wendy's did a good job. they said, not really afraid of burgers from a place that decided pancakes were too hard. that is pretty funny. then their second one was, remember when you were like seven and thought changing your name to thunder beer sword would be supercool, like that. but our cheeseburgers are still better. what do you think of the response? >> well i don't think that means that the idea was good. i think it means that in today's day and age everybody is 24/7, 365. they

melissa: hmmm.ce department official confirming late last night that the records were in the room but they were not ready for lawmakers. hmmm. david: here now to react is republican congressman andy biggs from arizona on the house judiciary committee. congressman, i have a background here, background note from senior department official because department of justice claims they have been forthcoming with all the stuff you guys in congress have been asking for. they say something that really flies in the face of what we heard from paul ryan. they say the department, we didn't put it up on full screen because it's a background paper. the department and the fbi will provide the opportunity to review certain supporting documents that were made available during the prior briefing on may 24th. they say these documents were made available. we just heard congressman ryan they weren't. which is it? >> well obviously they weren't. what you have is you've got some people who are deliberately trying to mislead

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we've got another big show for to you today. the president speaking out on the explosive ig report and more calling james comey's actions criminal in a wide-ranging impromptu interview and press conference on the white house lawn. that was a lot. the president also slamming the fbi over new evidence of political bias as more disturbing texts within the agency are now coming to light. former deputy assistant director at the fbi, danny coulson, former defense attorney gregg jarrett, the host of "special report," bret baier, joining us this hour to break it all down. >>> plus the u.s. announcing tariffs on $50 billion of chinese goods, sparking fears of a trade war as china is reportedly getting geared up to hit back. forbes media chairman steve forbes what happens next. it is day two at the u.s. open in shinnecock hills at southhampton, new york. the course is prove to be a beast. the latest on the leaderboard. connell: it is a beast. we'll get back to shin cob in just a minute -- shinn

right now melissa francis in for harris. >> melissa: fox news alert. we could be a step closer to seeing a fix for the brewing crisis at the border. welcome to "outnumbered overtime." i'm melissa francis in for harris faulkner. president trump signaling he is ready to take executive action to allow migrant families to stay together with tensions over the issue running high. this is as speaker says this is a political flash point. the president is speaking on the dilemma of finding a measure at the white house minutes ago. >> president trump: if you are weak, that some would like you to be, if you are pathetically weak it's overrun with millions of people. if you are strong you don't have any heart. that's a tough dilemma. >> melissa: we are waiting to hear from the democratic lawmakers at any moment who blasted the president zero tolerance crackdown at the border. we also learned that the department of home lant security secretary kirstjen nielsen will head to capitol hill to talk to lawmakers and answer questions about the immigration bill. it's an ex

melissa. melissa: kevin and danielle are back to respond to this. he talked about the micro businesses. so many people have little businesses online whether they sell through amazon, etsy, wherever it is, how are they supposed to collect tax in all the different little areas? you put them out of business. and you know, more taxes is never a good thing, danielle, what do you think? >> you know i'm getting four kids ready for camp. i can't tell you how many things i bought on etsy that were mon grammed from little mom-and-pop businesses. you know that they're doing this in their garage. so there is something of a shame when you consider the small business community because paying a cpa to track taxes in all 50 states is very cumbersome, very expensive. you will see smaller businesses going into bankruptcy because of this. you know, it is interesting also the timing because the supreme court, this is like a day late and dollar short. melissa: yeah. >> think about the brick-and-mortar bloodshed we're seeing they're just now getting around to this? melis

here is the one and only melissa francis. >> melissa: a landmark supreme court decision today upholding president trump's travel ban. this is "outnumbered" over time. i'm melissa francis in for harris faulkner. the high court in a 5-4 decision ruling that the president does have the authority under the law to regulate immigration in the interest of national security. several mostly muslim countries is discriminatory. president trump releasing a statement saying in part that the ruling is "a moment of profound vindication of the following months of commentary from the media and democratic politicians who refuse to do what it takes to secure our border and our country." but democrats on capitol hill immediately blasting the decision. here is illinois senator dick durbin. >> we need to keep out every dangerous person who tries to come to this country but you can't categorically ban people because of their religion or background or the country there from, is not the ways we should do things. >> melissa: with the latest on this, shannon. >> via a 5-4 decision didn't feel the same way that se

melissa: and i'm melissa francis. the commander in chief about the leave the white house, president trump, the first lady departing for joint base andrews making their way to bedminster, new jersey ahead of the fourth of july holiday but not for a victory lap on tax cuts, celebrating the sixth month an anniversary this afternoon. steve forbes and ben stein sounding off on the president's economic policies >>> new details on the horrible attack at the capital gazette newspaper in maryland. >>> back to the markets. the dow was soaring until the end of the day. we're on the floor of the new york city stock exchange. no coal, whanicole, what happeno the close? >> at our highest point we were up 293 points. we sawld goldman, verizon, some jp financials had been higher in the day. that's one of the things that we were watching after the stress test. nike, thank you, nike, that weighed heavily on the dow joins industrial average. finishing up. nasdaq and s&p higher. nike hit an all-time high of $81. came out with the sales n

melissa: no. because they want to protect their own industries. >> they don't protect their own industries. everyone knows that tariffs ruin your domestic industry because they make you so your non- competitive and they lose business so free-trade is the right answer for domestic industries too. melissa: absolutely talking about this you'll be able to do your taxes on a postcard, sort of unless you do any of the little writers on the side and apparently there's six accompanying worksheets for the little card. >> wouldn't that be wonderful if we could really actually do it? there's no reason why we shouldn't be able to do taxes on a postcard. we should have one tax rate from the first dollar to the last dollar that should be it. how much you made, well with jerry brown it was 13%. send 13% in and that's it. that's done, and we can make it revenue-neutral very easily by getting rid of all of the deductions, exemptions, executions, write ups, credits all of that nonsense and just have you income and

melissa? melissa: republican congressman mike turner from ohio. a member of the house intelligence committee. thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. melissa: senator lindsey graham, said they didn't think any amount of political bias influenced whether or not to charge hillary clinton. he said if you send a text that we will not allow trump to become president. by definition that would mean that they can't charge hillary clinton with anything or else they would be allowing president trump -- already the nominee, allowing him to become president. so didn't it, didn't it for sure impact how they conducted their investigation? >> well i think what this clearly shows, and thank goodness for the ig's report that we now this ability to have a public discussion, about the comey culture of the fbi and what fbi director wray has to do. you can't have a culture where somebody in the fbi, we, including the fbi agent, won't let that happen, have the tools of the fbi and department of justice at hand. these are very dangerous words and cert

. >> melissa: fox news alert. a lot of new reaction to the supreme court decision to uphold president trump's ban on travel from several mostly muslim countries. the court rejecting a challenge of the ban discriminates from muslim or exceeds the president's authority. he is having lunch with the republican lawmakers right now. of course we do expect some remarks from him this hour. this is "outnumbered." i'm melissa francis. here today host of "kennedy" on fox business. kennedy herself. republican strategist and senior fellow for the independent woman's voice, lisa boothe. former deputy spokesperson for the state department, fox news analyst and the host of "benson and harf." marie harf. and joining us on the couch today, conservative commentator and editor and chief of campusreform.org lawrence jones. he is "outnumbered." you picked a big day to join us. >> lawrence: thank you for having me. >> melissa: we will get our fill, no doubt. president trump hosting republican lawmakers at the white house right now. we e

melissa. melissa: life on mars may be more than science fiction.osity rover made a huge breakthrough, finding evidence that the red planet had a potential for life. organic molecules were uncovered and seasonal variations in methane levels that is very exciting to scientists because 95% of the methane on earth is the result of life. david: what do you think? melissa: yes. david: was it there? melissa: it was there. no doubt. david: maybe there was a whole civilization. if they dig deeper, they have one probe that is going. it will land in next couple years. it will go deep under the surface. melissa: love it. david: maybe might find a lot of civilization, who knows -- a lost civilization. one horse is raising to help our troops get a better life once home. ♪ [music playing] (vo) from day one, we always came through for our customers. it's how we earned your trust. until... we lost it. today, we're renewing our commitment to you. fixing what went wrong. and ending product sales goals for branch bankers. so we can focus on your satisfaction. it's a n

. >> melissa:. and i am sure they will. joining me for more on that is republican congressman chris stouard. what is your take on this? what documents do you think will be handed over and what excuse would make you feel about not getting the rest. >> i appreciate your sarcasm nothing will be in the letter. it doesn't have to be this pain excel hard. the principle is clear. we have's constitutional role and responsibility to provide oversight and the justice department doesn't get to choose on what things they provide and what things we will provide oversight over. in the end of the day they end up giving it to us and reasons why we find out they were hiding it from us. it is embarrassing or conflicts information that they already providing us. and we are seeing that once again. >> melissa: the inspector general said he didn't get the damming text and he had to get it from elsewhere. and it was not handed over to you guys either. and obviously, that didn't have to do with national security. it was ab

i'm jon scott. >> melissa: i'm melissa francis. california jungle primary yielding surprising results in thes race. democratic lieutenant governor gavin newsom won by republican john cox finished a strong second. cox seeming to benefit from president trump's endorsement. >> this debate is going to set up a clear choice between venezuela which is what gavin newsom wants california to look like and the california dream restored, which is what i'm aiming to do. >> melissa: peter doocy i live in del mar, california. always the tough assignments, peter. >> melissa, republican lawmakers in california have been trying to do something to keep voters interested in them come november. now they have another way to do it. there will be a republican on the governor's ballot who the democratic candidate gavin newsom is already trying to tie to trump. >> it look like voters will have a real choice this november between a governor who is going to stand up to donald trump and a foot soldier in his war on california. mark my words. i've never backed

melissa.issa: they are all pointing to someone else to do something, unbelievable, edward, thank you. david: i would like to hear what you do with adult immigrant sent to jail. what do you do with the children? do you send the children to jail? it's a very tough question. not so easy to say the president is doing this just because he likes to see families separated. that's not true, absolutely not true. nobody knows exactly what to do. >>> house lawmakers grilling the d.o.j. inspector general on capitol hill. what we learned about that? coming up. we started making wine in 1948... [sfx: bottle sounds on conveyor] one bottle at a time. today, we produce nearly 20 million cases a year. chubb has helped us grow for the past 30 years... they helped us prevent equipment problems during harvest and provided guidance when we started exporting internationally. now we're working with them on cybersecurity. my grandfather taught me to make a wine that over delivers. chubb, over delivers. . >> it is not

melissa: and i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." more on the market movers, here's what else we're covering in the busy hour ahead. fixing a broken syst the president's chief economic adviser larry kudlow defending trade aio china and allies briefing the press all ahead of the president's meeting with world leaders later this week. mr. kudlow will join us as a first on fox business interview with more on the tariff welsbou round of tax cuts and achievement on the jobs front that we haven't seen in 18 years. that interview straight ahead. >>> also joining us this hour radio host larry elder with a ke takeaway from last night's primaries and tom fitton responds to report that james comey defied authority as fbi director, he was insubordinate, david: we're all tired watching the returns from california. get back to the markets. look at that number. 345, the dow surging fueled by indust nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange, katy bar the door, nicole! reporter: bring it on. back above 25,000. get yr hats. majorit

melissa: i'm melissa. this is "after the bell." more on market movers, here's what else we're covering in the busy hour ahead. a look at the white house. president trump will depart this hour for fargo, north dakota. the president continuing his week of campaign appearances in tough midterm races, and tonight, he'll attend a rally for republican kevin cramer. how the president stands on trade is impacting the race for a key senate seat. >>> it's a major shake-up for the country's highest court. supreme court justice anthony kennedy announcing retirement sending shock waves through our nation's capital and giving president trump a second pick on the court. how the president is responding to the announcement. >>> and national security adviser john bolton, he's in moscow today revealing the commander in chief will sit down with russian president vladimir putin. the latest details on the president's newest summit with another world leader. adam: but back to the markets. the dow ending session lows, had been up 280 points early in the s

melissa? melissa: they did it. david stockman is calling for a cover on trade, the former reagan budget director and trump author joins me now. i don't know if you had a chance to see the breaking news we were talking about. this is the deal that ric grenell has been negotiating with germany. the idea of no tariffs on either side back and forth on autos. we heard when president trump went to the g7 and played hard ball, there was the one point where he said why don't we drop our tariffs on everything? everybody looked around and didn't bite. now germany is biting. what do you think? >> wishful thinking. tariffs on cars are irrelevant. our tariff is 2.5%, you could get rid of it, get rid of the european tariff on passenger cars, they wouldn't import anything from the u.s. anyway because ford, gm and fiat chrysler are already there. that's a sideshow. real issue is the demolition derby that trump is touching off with trade war on china. in one breath he said 50 billion of tariffs, which is beyond anything we've seen

melissa. melissa: nasdaq climbing to a new record close as tech companies are in the spotlight over privacy concerns. let's bring in today's market panel. gary kaltbaum, kaltbaum capital management. fox news contributor. lenore hawkins from themeitica research. gary what do you think about this? >> apple growing in the mid-teens when you're a trillion dollar company, these are gargantuan numbers and they're getting paid up for. it is not just them. a lot of mid-sized companies are growing 50 to 100% and right now this second in the sweet spot. i think there is more to go. when you look at the dow which is lagging, something like a ge in it, doing so poorly, market paying up for great stuff. paying down for bad stuff right now. melissa: lenore, where would you put facebook in all of that? there are so much privacy concerns. they keep getting hammered one story after another. tech is roaring higher. who knows if people on the site even care? >> two things are going on, if you look over the past

there is time. >> melissa: absolutely. >> jessica: to figure out here. >> melissa: be sure to watch thelorida g.o.p. gubernatorial debate tonight at 6:30 eastern. right here on fox news channel. bret baier and martha maccallum will be moderating. that is tonight at 6:30 p.m. eastern time. so you can decide for yourself. we'll have more "outnumbered" in a moment. your heart doesn't only belong to you. so if you have heart failure, ask your doctor about entresto. it helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. entresto, for heart failure. with who we are as people and making everybody feel welcome. ordering custom ink t-shirts has been a really smart decision for our business. i love the custom ink design lab because it's really easy to use. they have customer service that you can reach anytime. t-

melissa. melissa: fox base contributor carol and jack howe. phil, i want to go to you first, it's interesting they talk about putting more production on the market but really i think the driver out of that was the demand figure, i mean, it just seems like the economy is growing, that's what they care about. it really is, that's the problem opec has right now. let's say they wowed the market and they were able to lower prices, what's that's going to do do demand, it's going to go up even higher, they are really behind the 8 ball right now and getting a lot of pressure in the trump administration to do something about high prices. you can see how hand strong they are right now. a year ago we were talking about a glut and prices might never trade about $50 a barrel and now potential oil shortage that could hit before the end of this year. melissa: carol, what's your take? >> this is my least favorite game, what the cartels are going to be doing. it's one of those things that make it so difficult

melissa: i'm melissa francis, this is "after the bell." here's what we're covering during this very busy hour. not take no for an answer, why thernment may be gearing up for another attempt at blocking the at&t-time warner merger. we also may get another big media announcement this hour on comcast potential bid for assets from twenty-first century fox, which, of course, is the parent company of this network. it would come out at any moment. it could. we're going to bring you the headlines just as soon as they cros and demanding answers from the d.o.j. house oversight and judiciary committee member jim jordan filing a measure in the house within the next hour forcing the justice department to hand over documents on the trump campaign probe. congressman jim jordan will join us with more. this is coming up. connell: as you're speaking melissa, we have breaking news coming in. comcast making that offer that melissa alluded to for twenty-first century fox's assets. the idea that there could be a bidding war with disney after the big at&t-time w

melissa: i'm melissa francis this. is "after the bell." we have more on the big market movers but here is what else we're covering during this very busy hour. the trump administration not backing down despite u.s. pressure from u.s. allies and china. talk coming from the g7 summit. more how it willy out. california gearing up for tomorrow's crucial high-stakes battle. the fate of the house majority could be in play. we have a live upde from the golden state where things stand right now. >>> the bay area, looking to take a bite out of apple and google, following in seattle's footsteps with amazon. the city council of mountainview, california, is set to vote on a new tax on big tech. we'll ask mountainview's mayor, why it makes sense. david: it doesn't seem. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, trade fears? exactly. right now they're not really worried about it. they're focusing more, they have that in mind no doubt. the focus was on better than expected jobs report on friday. 18 year lee on unemployment. mo

it melissa.dam: senator joe manchin springing into action to save claire mccaskill from choking and performing the heimlich maneuver on the missouri senator saving her but accidentally cracking her rib at a caucus luncheon last week. melissa: a big day for women in saudi arabia allowed behind the wheel for the first time as the world's last remaining ban on female driving was listed after midnight sunday. for nearly three decades women in saudi arabia have had to rely on drivers or male relatives for transportation, saudi arabia began issuing licenses to women in early june. according to officials more than 3 million women could receive licenses and drive by 2020. i wonder why they have to wait that long. maybe that's just when they catch up to that number. adam: hundreds of people forced to leave their hopes the new warnings from officials asthmas ever wildfires grow in northern california. jardiance asked: when it comes to managing your type 2 diabetes, what matters to you? you got a1c, heart,

horwitz's word. >> melissa: turned out many more texts that were shocking.ongressman russell, thank you for your time. earlier this hour, president trump weighing in on the controversy over his administrations zero-tolerance immigration policy. but some in his party are now asking whether the issue is going to hurt or help the g.o.p. going into the midterm. the power panel on that ahead. dear foremothers, your society was led by a woman, who governed thousands... commanded armies... yielded to no one. when i found you in my dna, i learned where my strength comes from. my name is courtney mckinney, and this is my ancestrydna story. now with 5 times more detail than other dna tests. order your kit at ancestrydna.com >> melissa: fox news alert, growing speculation as to how the president's zero-tolerance immigration policy could impact the midterm elections. to some top g.o.p. lawmakers said the party should be spotlighting other issues like tax reform, the booming economy in an attempt to appeal to voters. but a new quinnipiac poll shows the majority republica

"overtime." >> melissa: thank you.owth is up and unemployment is down at an 18-year low. the economy under president trump continues to boast impressive stats. the president reserve raising the benchmark interest rate for the second time this year. thanks in large part to a surge in consumer spending. cnbc special correspondent jane wells saying the strong economic showing could make president trump unbeatable in 2020. >> i am the sort of person that says you may not like this president. he has broken the mold. but if by 2020, we have the g.d.p. growth near 4%. we have a market like this. we have the record low unemployment and more jobs than job applicants. how do you not re-elect him even if you think he is a buffoon? people say i don't like him. misogynist and poor illegal immigrants but i'm doing better than i was four years ago, america is safer than it was, the economy is better and there are more jobs. i don't know how it gets debt feeted. >> melissa: she is a smart cookie. i have known her for a long time. what

melissa: obvious. charlie: and byhe way the ceo of at&t just saved his job. >> or he would have been out otherwise. charlie: yes. >> crazy times in our in dust thank you, charlie, got to run. melissa: president trump is going o an afternoon storm on board air force one what the commander-in-chief is saying we'll bring it to you next. for our customers. it's how we earned your trust. until... we lost it. today, we're renewing our commitment to you. fixing what went wrong. and ending product sales goals for branch bankers. so we can focus on your satisfaction. it's a new day at wells fargo. but it's a lot like our first day. wells fargo. established 1852. re-established 2018. this scientist doesn't believe in luck. she believes in research. it can take more than 10 years to develop a single medication. and only 1 in 10,000 ever make it to market. but what if ai could find connections faster. to help this researcher discover new treatments. that's why she's working with watson. it's a smart way to find ne

melissa: yeah. when you have somebody that comes into a newsroom, it puts a different spin on it, you know, that maybe rather than being a disgruntled employee, this is someone who was upset by something in the paper. we know from the police that they had also evacuated, to be safe, the parent corporation, the baltimore sun newspaper, which is affiliated with this one as well. what would you make of the fact that they did that and that it's a news organization? >> right. again, the investigation just started, so they're going to ascertain the person's motives and intentions, the fact that he was captured alive is key to this case because it's going to give us more information as to why he, this person actually did this crime are -- and law enforcement is trying to get a profile as to what triggers these active shooters in order to prevent the next one from happening. so wherever he can get somebody alive and be able to be forthright as to the motivation, the intentions, the preparation and the minds

. >> melissa: i'm melissa francis.he president disinviting the eagles to the white house after a small number of players said they would show up. the president turning that event into a, "celebration of america" where military bands will play the national anthem and other patriotic music. this is as he also criticized the new nfl policy allowing players who want to protest in the national anthem to stay in the locker room. >> jon: chief white house correspondent john roberts is live with more. john? >> john: jon, it might sound like we are plowing familiar territory. something similar happened last year with the golden state warriors. that team was about to announce they were not going to come to the white house when they visited washington but the president sensed that would happen so got out ahead of them and said you are disinvited anyways. i can't remember a time we were this close to an appearance by team members when the president said i'm taking away the invitation for you to come to the white house. it happened

visit tripadvisor.com >> melissa: fox news alert.ederal judge in california ordering migrant children to be reunited with the families in 30 days. that is a tall order given that 2,000 children are separated after illegally crossing the border. the justice department responding in part, "last night's court decision makes it even more imperative that congress finally act to give the federal law enforcement the ability to simultaneously enforce the law and keep families together." this comes as the white house just minutes from now is expected to vote -- sorry. the house is expected to vote on a compromise immigration bill that is not likely to pass. but president trump this morning tweeting, "how republicans should pass the strong but fair immigration bill known as goodlatte two in their afternoon vote today. even though the democrats won't let it pass in the senate. passage will show we want strong borders and security and the dems want open borders, crime. win." chad pergram is live with the latest. what is the latest vote count the

melissa: like a choose your own adventure. justice sotomayor: exactly. melissa: i like that. so we saw a number of my blove world out -- my beloved worlds out there in the audience. we didn't steal them. we're going to give them back. sign them. justice sotomayor: i need a pen. melissa: do you have a pen? so, you've actually created one for junior readers. middle school audience. so this is the new "my beloved world" that's coming out that you can purchase for the young people in your lives. but it's basically sort of an abridged version. justice sotomayor: more pictures. different pictures. some the same. but more new ones. and simplified for a middle- aged group. middle school group, not middle-aged group. [laughter] a freudian slip. melissa: i know i feel exposed. these are two new books and you're on the court and you're recovering from shoulder surgery, and -- what am i doing with my life? why do you have all this time? how are you doing this? justice sotomayor: one of the partners in one of my law firms one day said, there's plenty of hours in a day between 12:00 at nig

here today, host of after the bell on fox business, melissa francis. from a national security analyst morgan ortega's. if the democratic state a just and fox news contributor jessica tarlov. in the center seat, republican congressman from new york, please eldon, member of the house for an affairs committee. "outnumbered" today but with so much for an committee staff today, we feel it's pretty pretty great to see you. >> lee: happy to be here. >> harris: let's get to the news. that historic summit between president trump and north koreans kim jong un has ended with the two leaders signing a joint statement reaffirming kim jong un's commitment to denuclearize. and president trump's pledge to provide security guarantees. a president from sounding they met telling reporters he trusts kim jong un. >> eyes are wide open, but pieces always worth the effort and especially at this case. this should've been done years ago. it is right there, it's within our reach. it's going to be there, it's going to happen. this is complete denuclearization of north korea. and

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also from fbn, host of after the bell, melissa francis. from a director of strategic communications for hillary clinton, adrian elrod. what will the democrats say now? and joining us on the the catcr the very first time, former deputy assistant secretary of the u.s. army and chairman of american defense international, band hip is "outnumbered." with that military experience, that's even true. >> van: i am "outnumbered" and i'll tell you why. i'm particularly glad to find out that you all selected me and said of to be with you. he's in singapore. >> harris: talking about foreign policy. great to have you. i can't wait to get your perspective on all this happening. having led the army, have so much experience with the defense, this is diplomacy now. >> van: it is and is a very. i'm reminded of he said and the pope said, praying for success in asking for people to pray for success in singapore. and i'm one that believes that politics stops at the water's edge. i don't care if you're republican or democrat, liberal or conservative, if you care

love is in the details. >> melissa: thank you so much to david tafur you sued.ou come back again? >> i would love to come back if you will have meet. >> wasn't it fun? your suit is great. >> it was fun. i thought i would b dismembered at the end of outnd. >>sa: it was fun. >> kennedy: it was good. all right. thank you we are back here at noon eastern tomorrow. here's harris. >> harris: this story coming togetherow. new fallout amid word that the deputy attorneeral trend to turn the tables on e republican inquiries regarding the russia investigation. we go outnumbered overtime. i'm harris faulkner. fox news has learned that rod rosenstein threaten to subpoena emails, phone records and other information from members of the house intelligence committee earlier this year after a tense meeting about the panel's oversight of the the doj's russia probe. one staff described the comment as down right chilling. a justiceartment official says rosenstein never threatened anyone. these new developments are not sitting well with house judicial chair boob goodlatte. watch. >>

i'm rick leventhal in for jon sc >> melissa melissa francis in just a few moments, secretary of state mike pompeo about to make reports at the organization of america's space. of those remarks a little bit of a week before president trump is it to sit down with kim jong un for landmark talks as defense secretary jim mattis just returned from singapore the side of that expected meeting. >> we can anticipate at best a bumpy road to the negotiation. as defense ministers, we must make payments from collaborative defensive stance so we enable our diplomats to negotiate from, position of strength in this critical time. >> rick: chief white house correspondent john roberts is with us. what is the latest on that singapore summit? >> good morning to you and i'm chuckling because james mattis is a multitasker of anything. able to read a statement in in d pour himself a glass of water. looks like things still on trac track. three top military lders were removed from office and replaced with younger officers that could be an indication that kim jong is looking to elimin anyential opposition to hi

a host of "after the bell," melissa francis. former deputy spokesperson for the state department and fox news analyst, host of her radio show, marie harf. and former deputy campaign manager for donald trump, president of citizens united david bossie is here. it's a long list. >> david: let trump the trumpet. >> harris: this is such an important day to get your perspective. he said that he wanted to go forward with this as promised. >> david: i look forward to it. >> harris: he is going to meet with the president at the white house. comes after a series of meetings he had a new york city with north korean vice chairman. he is also going to meet with the president at the white hous white house, expecting to give him a letter from the north korean dictator as i mentioned. secretary pompeo meeting. >> our two countries face a pivotal moment in which it could be nothing short of tragic to let this opportunity go to wast waste. this is a difficult challenge. make no mistake about it. there remains a great deal of work to do. and we ma

the maximum time and the answer 42 to 45 days. >> melissa: that is average. >> harris: melissa is likehere do they go after that? >> the children are 12 to 17. teenage years. these are not the younger, babies. some of the tender age children. >> harris: 12 is young. >> right but that is different than the babies. that requires logistical care challenge. >> harris: what they call "tender age." >> marie: are they trying to reunify them with the parents now that the executive order is signed? i thought they were. you brought up the fact there are conflicting reports. >> there are some conflicting reports how that is happening, who is doing it and that sort of thing? there is room for good reporting here. it's important that the first lady is at the border, you were saying, guy, because she is very popular and a big voice. she has been part of this. from the n.p.r. reporting we know the comms director is talking to them and bending the president's ear on this issue. >> guy: so i think it would not be surprising at all if there were volunteer mission on her part to say send me down there. l

i melissa francis. and here today is town hall editor fox news contributor katie pavlich. anchor of the intelligence report, trish regan. political columnist and publisher of catalina magazine, cathy areu. in joining us on the couch today, fox and friends we can cohost, pete hegseth. he is "outnumbered" ." >> trish: i like the lightning lightning. >> melissa: very stylish. the hearing is under way where general michael horowitz is fielding tough questions from lawmakers for a second day in a row. yesterday, the fbi director christopher wray testified before the senate judiciary committee. today, house judiciary and oversight lawmakers taking their turn interrogating the inspector general. oversight chair trey gowdy and ranking member elijah cummings sounding off to say the least. because this inspector general's report should conjure anger, disappointment, and sadness in everyone who reads it. this ig report lays bare the bias, the animus, the prejudging of facts by senior fbi agents and senior attorneys. in attempts to minimize and mitigate this bias are so antithetical t

eun. >> melissa, thank you. 5:33. we're tracking breaking news coming in about the death of celebrity chef anthony bourdain. >> megan fitzgerald with the resultsf the autopsy. megan. >> prosecutors have confirmed to nbc news that bourdain drank significantly the evening before his death. they wouldn't give detailsen th exact amount of alcohol in his system, but they did say that there were also traces of csnnarcotic medications. the speci about that were also not given. they did sayhat there w a therapeutic dose. as you may know, non-narcotic medications are used to control pain. bourdain was found dead in the bathroom of the hotel room in france on june 8th. the prosecutor reiterated that bourdain's death did not seem suspicious or planned. >> megan fitzgerald, thank you. zplienc >> there is an issue with voting registration for thousands of maryland voters just one day before the primary. more than 18,000 voters aren't properly registered because of a computer error at the mva. >> nuz 4 nicole jacobs joins us live f

melissa will have an eye on the roads for you as you get going. first, storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell for a look at your forecastor today. good morning, chuck. oo

eun. >> melissa, says thank you. it's 5:53.ew this morning for the fifth since the royal wedding, we're hearing from meghan markle's father. angie goff has been following the story sinceve tng to england for the royal wedding with more. what's going on? >> she's talk about a lot. thomas murphy revealed he watched hisdaughter's historic wegtdrom bed as he recovered from heart surgery. he said there were tears when you broke the news to meghan and hay that he couldn't come. >> they were disappointed, but they both said -- and meghan cried, i'm sure she did cry. they both said take care o yourself. we're really worried about you. >> speakg on british twigts markle admitted he was jealous of prince charles and that he ha wished it had been his hand holding his daughter's down the aisle. he was thrilled to her future father-in-law stepped in. the duchess's mother was the only family memberthere, and markle said it was a good decision not to invite other relati ws because meghald have offended those not on the list. while people are

melissa, how is it looking? we areto southbound 270, still shut down because of the overturned .tractor-trail this will be a big delay for a lot of folks. you can see the closure here in purplehis morning. your alternate continue on 370, turn around there at fields road and then get back on to 270. can you do that this morning. that is good news there. as we widen out, beltwaylos okay. northbound fairfax county parkway at new chape blocked by a crash there. virginia center point parkway, this tractor-trailer was blocking part of that right lane. looks like it's now onthe right shoulder. that is good news, of course. travel time, 270 here looking pretty good this morning. germantown to the spur. top of the igbeltway, no delays right now. that's looking really good there. 61 miles per hour. can't get much better than that. inbound on n66,o problems. 95 north qauntico to the beltway going about 37 miles per hour. remember to listen to 10.5 f when you hop in your car. rightow, sheena, have to say it's nice out there