i'll melissa francis.d henry is in for dana on "the daily briefing" which starts now. >> ed: this is a fox news alert. ted cruz and john cornyn are expected to host a news conference any minute now. i'm ed henry for dana perino, this is "the daily briefing." also on tap, we're going live to the white house where president trump will speak with citizens of violent crimes coming at the hands of illegal immigrants. steve harrigan is live in texas. steve, sounds like some vips to get a handle on what's really happening there on the ground. >> that's right, ed. a big media

here is the one and only melissa francis. >> melissa: a landmark supreme court decision today upholdingresident 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

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

i'm melissa francis. here today is host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy montgomery. democratic strategist and the fox news contributor jessica tarlov. commentator and fox news contributor rachel campos-duffy. and joining us on the couch today richard fowler. democratic strategist, radio host, fox news contributor and generally jazzy guy. he is "outnumbered." are you ready for it today? >> richard: i'm ready. >> melissa: i don't know how outnumbered you are. it feels even. >> and friday juan was here. >> richard: i'm the only guy so i'm still outnumbered. >> melissa: there you go. house g.o.p. leaders are aiming for a vote despite the president telling them to wait until after the midterms. meanwhile, amid continued protest over the family separation the republican lawmakers are preparing to vote on a narrower immigration bill to let the migrant children be detauned with the parents for more than 20 days. the president tweeting "hiring many thousands of judges and i going through a long a

i am melissa francis in today for harris falker.licans delay a vote on a compromise immigration bill until next week after a conservative version failed yesterday. the president tweeted. the republicans should quit wasting more time to immigration. dems are playing games and have no intention to do anything

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

wow from melissa francis and glee from josh holmes. why are you so gleeful? >> josh: welcome to today's democratic party. this is the one that the party leaders worked overtime to conceal from the public for several years. no question that all the energy and we saw this in the maxine waters controversy that the eme up. democratic party is in a socialist, open borders, far outside the main stream ideology that is galvanizing voters and winning the primaries. we look back on eric canter's loss in the rep primary in 2012 and how that shaped -- >> 2014. >> josh: 2014. i'm sorry. how it shaped the republican politics. this is every bit as big in the politics if not bigger.she s rocking democratic circles. >> harris: it's an interesting comparison being made. >> marie: it's interesting. joe crowley is someone i really supported and i thought he should be the next speaker if the democrats take the face. but the first rule of politics is you have to k your job. he did not take the race seriously enough. he spent to debates and he sent a young latina surrogate to deba

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: i'm melissa francis but first here is what else we're covering in this very busy hour.landmark decision the supreme court siding in favor of the president's travel ban preventing people from entering the u.s. from several muslim majority countries. president trump calling this a great victory for our country. reaction is pouring in from both sides

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>> i'm melissa francis this is after the bell. more on the big moves in the market. here is what else we cover during this very busy hour. we're a few short hours away from history. president trump in singapore gearing up for the most important moment of his presidency thus far. if goes according to plan. he will be the first sitting u.s. president to meet with a korean leader and the stakes are enormous. the president saying this is a one-time shot for kim jong-un to make peace. let's go straight to deirdre bolton who son the ground in singapore. deirdre? >> i'm heren sin at wha many are calling the summit of the century. in an unprecedented meeting u.s. president donald trump is sitting down with north korean leader kim jong-un for a one-on-one meeting scheduled to begin at 9:00 a.m. local time. the two world leaders will be alone with the exception of translators but no advisors, no cabinet members. earlier secretary of state mike pompeo addressed the media. he borrow ad line or an image from president reagan talking about trus

>> i'm melissa francis this is after the bell.big moves in the market. here is what else we cover during this very busy hour. we're a few short hours

melissa: i'm melissa francis but first here is what else we're covering in this very busy hour. a landmark decision the supreme court siding in favor of the president's travel ban preventing people from entering the u.s. from several muslim majority countries. president trump calling this a great victory for our country. reaction is pouring in from both sides of the aisle, plus tough talks from the president issuing a stern warning to motorcycle maker harley-davidson amid reports that new tariffs are driving some of its production overseas and backlash growing against congresswoman maxine waters. lawmakers demanding she resign and apologize to the white house for endangering their lives and sewing the seeds of discord. this as homeland security warns its employees about increased threats. always the voice of reason on what needs to be done now to get our country back to a place of civility and respect. also joining us this hour, famed reagan economist art laffer, judge andrew napolitano and illinois governor bruce rauner. adam: but back to the markets right now the dow reboundin

good to be with you i'm connell mcshane in this week for david asman. >> i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." more on the big market movers. here's what else we're covering during the busy hour ahead. the media industry on pins and needles as we await a crucial court ruling that could have a major impact on the way we consume news and entertainment in the future. the verdict in the at&t-time warner merger case is expected to come out at any moment. will the federal judge allow the two companies to combine creating a behemoth with movie studios, television channels, sallites, cell phones, fiber-optic cables, you name it all under one roof. hillary vaughn is standing by live outside the crthouse to break it all down. hillary? reporter: good afternoon, well, this court decision could pave the way for tech companies and tv networks to partner up and merge in the future giving birth to a new era of competition for netflix, hulu and prime video. now there's three ways judge richard leon could decide today. his decision could either approve the merger wholeheartedly altoget

right now melissa francis in for harris. >> melissa: fox news alert.e 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.

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

i'm melissa francis. melissa: i'm david asman. glad you could join us. this is "after the bell."se wrangling over the bill for path for citizenship for dreamers and working out funding for the border w

melissa: i'm melissa francis this. is "after the bell."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

i'm melissa francis. melissa: i'm david asman. glad you could join us. this is "after the bell." the house wrangling over the bill for path for citizenship for dreamers and working out funding for the border wall. the houseworking out issues half an hour after delaying a key vote. tensions running high in the republican party. house freedom caucus chairman mark meadows, i'm sure you saw this, clashing on the floor with speaker paul ryan on immigration. what sparked the heated exchange? mark meadows joins us in a fox business exclusive coming up. we'll hear from one of the sponsors of compromise bill jeff denham, who is blaming the freedom caucus for obstruction. >>> supreme court out with a major ruling on internet tax. how this affects amazon, and your wallet. >>> government trying to merge the departments of labor and education. we have back with more. melissa: if the blue chip index falls tomorrow, it will mark its biggest losing streak in nearly 44 years? susan li on the floor of the new york stock exchange. susan, say it isn't so? >> it looked a lot uglier than this earlier

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: and i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." market movers, here's what else we're covering in the busy hour ahead. fixing a broken system. the president's chief economic adviser larry kudlow defending trade actions on china and

a host of "after the bell," melissa francis.ormer deputy spokesperson for the state department and fox news analyst, host

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

joining the rally but the weakness in technology is causing nasdaq to slip for the second day, i'm melissa francisvid, glad you could join us. here is what else we are covering for you in a very busy hour. vowing their lowseses won't be in vein, president trump holding a powerful event whose parents have been

i'm harris faulkner here today, host of "after the bell" on fox business, melissa francis. town hall editor and fox news contributor katie pavlich. host of "kennedy" on fox business, wendy. joining us for the first time in the center seat is david tafuri. the foreign policy adviser for the obama campaign and state department official under president bush. doing the bipartisan dance. he is "outnumbered." you and i have gone back and forth on "overtime." you said it might hurt today. i hope you didn't mean that. avid: i'm honored to be on but it is a little intimidating. i asked the producer if i could have a white flag to raise up and surrender. >> melissa: take your shirt off. >> harris: oh, >> kennedy: hump day sizzling indeed. >> harris: let's rock and roll. welcome. >> david: thank you. >> harris: he looks scared. president trump is home after the historic summit with north korean leader kim jong un. he tweeted about the unprecedented meeting calling it interesting and positive. saying there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea. then he wrote this -- "before ta

melissa francis, great to see you. >> thank s you. >> tucker: that's about it for us.how that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and groupthink.or dvr it, if you figure out how that works. more than anything, stay tuned ox, sean hannity is standing by in new york to take you intor the next hour. >> sean: tonight another huge win for the trump administration. the travel ban has been upheld by the u.s. supreme court and democrats predictably are lashing out. this coming as many on the left have literally started to completely and utterly unravel and be unhinged, unwilling to believe their own lying eyes. the trump agenda is actually succeeding, mueller's is crumbling and the so-called blue wave is getting more and more remote in each passing day. in moments we will highlight the unhinged rhetoric coming from one of the de facto leaders of the democratic party. congresswoman maxine waters, plus another hannity history lesson revealing the blatant double standard surrounding the democrats' abuse of women as political pawns.

i'm melissa francis. david: i'm david asman. still 7600. not bad on the nasdaq.en doing. this is "after the bell." more on big market movers. we have a busy hour. here is what is coming up. president trump says he is well-prepared for the upcoming. holding joint news conference with the japanese prime minister

joining me here at shinnecock hills, jim hammer, melissa francis, and in washington, mollie hemingway, and in new york, bill mcgovern, main street columnist for the wall street during your "the wall street journal." so that happened during your hour and continued into your hour. how about your insight? >> i thought it was remarkable. it was my sense, when he became president, that he was the one who is going to run as communications department, that he was going to be his press secretary, not literally but figuratively as commander in chief. and mueller sort of took that bag club out of his bag, so to speak. with the economy moving the way it is, i think with the singapore senate behind him and the ig report, and, i believe he would much rather hold a press conference once a week if his lawyers up to this point had allowed it. >> bret: molly, there is a lot of low-hanging fruit in this ig report if you are a trump supporter. i have people who said they were disappointed with the characterization, that it was a nothing burger from the start. >> i haven't read all 158 pages. chuck schum

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." more on the big market movers. here's what we are covering in the busy hour ahead. taking action. president trump on his way to a rally in minnesota after signing executive order that halts the family separations at the border as congress gets set to vote on two big immigration bills tomorrow. house judiciary chairman bob goodlatte is whose name bears on the bill. and he joins us hour. >>> celebrating success of landmark legislation. u.s. manufacturers now seeing record optimism. we'll speak to the head of the largest manufacturing group in the u.s. >>> we've also got former reagan budget director david stockman, new york post columnist michael goodwin and the weekly standard executive editor fred barnes is with us as well. david: you don't have to watch a show for the rest of the day. we've got it here. the markets ending in the red for the seventh day in a row. who cares about the dow, it's all about the rally at the nasdaq with tech making a record high. nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange, what a d

i'm melissa francis. david: i'm david asman glad to have you here. phil flynn is watching all the action oil and nicole petallides on the floor o

i'm melissa francis. good to have you back. david: thanks for having me back. i'm david asman.ore on the big market movers. here is what else we're covering for you. this is a very busy hour. a lot of news developing right now in washington. we'll be whipping through all of it. senate judiciary committee grilling fbi director ch

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 you in a couple minutes. with the dow ending day down 24 points. really weakness we saw in financials. industrials not great today. nicole petallides joins us with breakdown from the new york stock exchange. but, forget about the dow for a moment. we had the

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

i'm melissa francis. good to have you back. david: thanks for having me back. i'm david asman. more on the big market movers. here is what else we're covering for you. this is a very busy hour. a lot of news developing right now in washington. we'll be whipping through all of it. senate judiciary committee grilling fbi director christopher wray and inspector general michael horowitz over his bombshell report released last week, showing james comey's political insubordination and political bias. did the bias affect fbi operations during the election? over at the white house the president is meeting privately with key republican senators in the oval office discussing immigration policies amid growing backlash over the zero tolerance policy. president trump says the democrats are to blame for all of it. sarah sanders will hold the press briefing at white house where she is expected to get asked about a lot of this and more. we'll bring you the very latest throughout the hour. melissa: back to the markets. the dow closing in the red for the fifth trading day in a row, its longest l

joining the rally but the weakness in technology is causing nasdaq to slip for the second day, i'm melissa francis. david: i'm david, glad you could join us. here is what else we are covering for you in a very busy hour. vowing their lowseses won't be in vein, president trump holding a powerful event whose parents have been -- who is children been killed by immigrants. this is house republicans push key immigration vote into next week, the latest from inside the beltway. meanwhile it's d-day for doj, today is deadline to hand over documents relate today russia and clinton e-mail probe to congress. speaker paul ryan threatening action against rod rosenstein if they don't. we are going to tell you where things stand right now and what could happen to rosenstein and the president threatening to retaliate as european unit tariffs more than $3 billion worth of u.s. products go into effect including motorcycles, bourbon, peanut butter, more on that. melissa: dow snapping 8-day losing streak. nicole petallides in the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole: comes as no surprise as we have the russel

i'm melissa francis. david: happy friday, to everybody, i'm david asman. this is "after the bell." more on big market movers. here is what else we're covering for you at this busy hour. president trump in the lion's den meeting with key leaders from g7 in canada. they are looking to directly challenge the president on u.s. tariffs when they did down with him t

i melissa francis in today for harris faulkner and this is "outnumbered" over time. a short time ago, he slammed democrats as the controversy over his zero-tolerance immigration policy. listen. >> as a result of democrat support of in our federal laws, most illegal immigrant families and minors from central america central america will arrive unlawfully at the border cannot be detained together or removed together, only released. these are crippling loopholes that cause family separations which we don't want. >> melissa: is bringing republican congressman who sits on the house oversight committee and he is a member of the congressional border security caucus. thank you for joining us. the president is placing the blame squarely at your doorstep saying that it is up to congress to write new laws. how do you respond? >> he's exactly right. we are the legislative arm, we need to take back that power and i've been one of those people that has said let's take this piece by piece, start with border security, start with enumeration in support of our laws, talk about these i

i'll melissa francis. ed henry is in for dana on "the daily briefing" which starts now. >> ed: this is a fox news alert. ted cruz and john cornyn are expected to host a news conference any minute now. i'm ed henry for dana perino, this is "the daily briefing." also on tap, we're going live to the white house where president trump will speak with citizens of violent crimes coming at the hands of illegal immigrants. steve harrigan is live in texas. steve, sounds like some vips to get a handle on what's really happening there on the ground. >> that's right, ed. a big media crowd here waiting the two texas senators. ted cruz and john cornyn. they toured a detention center doing what many politicians doing across the country. trying to get a first hand look at what exactly is going on with this problem, which has gotten the nation's full attention. we expect them to make their remarks. their visit to the rio grande valley comes on the heels of melania trump visiting a shelter. some of the children were apprehen

melissa: and i'm melissa francis.e 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

hello, everybody, i'm cheryl casone in for melissa francis today. david: good to see you, cheryl.vid asman this is after the bell. more on the big market movers. here is what else we're covering for you. mark your calendars. the summit for north korea is back on

i'm melissa francis. here from the fox business network is dagen mcdowell. republican strategist and senior fellow for the independent women's voice lisa boothe. democratic strategist and the fox news contributor jessica tarlov. and joining us on the couch is bill bennett. former secretary of education under president reagan and a fox news contributor. he is "outnumbered." but we are out-gunned without a doubt. what a privilege to be on the couch with you. what a perfect day to have you here. i have so many questions. >> bill: think there is enough going on? >> melissa: a fair bit going. let's get to it. lawmakers are gearing up for what is expected to be an historic debase over justice kennedy replacement who was known as a key swing vote on the high court deciding how many critical rulings came down. president trump at a rally in north dakota last night calling kennedy a great man and giving some hints on the type of candidate he wants to nominate. >> president trump: justice anthony kennedy a very special guy. i'm very honored that he chose to do it durin

. >> 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: 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

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

host of "after the bell" on fox business, melissa francis. republican strategist and the senior fellow for the independent women's voice. i get an accent there. lisa boothe in the hse. ho of "kennedy" kennedy in the house. in the seat is jason chaffetz. glad to have you. happy father's day day. >>> father day week! >> go for a week, might as well take it to the month. >> harris: first grand baby. >> grandpa. can you believe it? in addition then, all week long, happy father's d >> thank y. >> get to the news. roughly two hours from now until the highly anticipated hearing with christopher wray and the d.o.j. inspector general michael horowitz going before the senate judiciary committee. now rudy giuliani is calling for investigation of the origin of special counsel mueller's investigation. after the i.g. report revealed more anti-trump text messages before the f.b.i. officials peter strozk and lisa page. giuliani says strozk's involvement with the investigation warrants further review. watch. >> he was with it for the first couple of months mu

i'm melissa francis. david: i'm david asman. still 7600. not bad on the nasdaq. not doing what it has been doing. this is "after the bell." more on big market movers. we have a busy hour. here is what is coming up. president trump says he is well-prepared for the upcoming. holding joint news conference with the japanese prime minister this afternoon. the president saying the for the korean leader could be invited to the white house, if all goes well. if it doesn't, maximum pressure is back on full steam. secretary of state mike pompeo right now taking questions on the historic trip to singapore. he is at the white house. we're monitoring this. we'll bring you the headlines. >>> new reaction pooring into highly anticipated report, the watchdog coming down hard on fired fbi director james comey on handling of investigation into hillary clinton and russia. what we now know. melissa: back to the markets, energy and consumers stocks leading the dow higher. susan li on the floor of the new york stock exchange. susan? >> let's check in on the dow, we're up close to 100

>> i'm melissa francis in for harris. you can catch me at 4:00 for the markets close at 4:00. meantime, here's dana perino. >> dana: fox news alert. president trump and the first lady are about to welcome the king and queen of jordan to the white house. we'll have that live. hello. i'm dana perino. this is "the daily briefing." >> king abdullah could make a last minute pitch to influence a peace plan that the white house is expected to announce in a few weeks. there's lots for those two leaders to discuss, not just the palestinians but the refugees that he's hosting in his country. >> yeah, a whole wrath of discussions and issues to be gone over in this meeting that the president will have in about 15 minutes there or the south portico when the king and queen alive. the peace process will be on the front burner. king abdullah recently re-affirming his belief that it needs to be a two-state solution. the president has said one state, two state, doesn't matter as long as both sides were involved. israel and the palestinians agree to it. last week abdullah met as he pulls up in t

if you did it, coanchor of after the bell on the fox business network, melissa francis. the publican strategist and senior fellow for women's voice, lisa boothe. an anchor for the intelligence report on fbn, trish regan is here joining us in the center seat former deputy assistant attorney general under president george w. bush, tom dupree. he has been doing triple quadruple duty on the network the last few days. your experience and perspective as we get ready to go into a new justice being named has been simply unmatched and so we are glad to have you for the conversation. >> thomas: bed lighted to be here. quite a "newsweek" ." >> harris: political reporting the right has a looking to settle on a nominee by the time the president leaves for his european trip on july 10th. candidate interviews are expected to begin next week. counselor to the president kellyanne conway said a short time ago on this network the process may move even faster than that. at a meeting last night, he discussed the supreme court vacancy with a bipartisan group of senators including moderate rep

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