melissa francis i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." melissa: a new expert is sounding alarm on essential drugs. have you heard about this? what you need to know what is inside of your medicine cabinet and how truss it might be. president trump firing back at robert mueller once again, saying there was no collusion, no obstruction. we have the latest on the fallout from the white house. the nexstar wars adventure is next. connell: look at deirdre bolton. at that doesn't seem fair. melissa: no it doesn't. connell: deirdre bolton is in the newsroom. edward lawrence, kristina partsineveloss reporting on trade. gerri willis reporting on new york stock exchange. edward, start with you. what do you have? reporter: vice minister of foreign affairs calling what the u.s. is doing naked economic terrorism. commerce ministry is saying u.s. is trying to bully into a trade deal. he says china will not give in. hardening of tone coming from china, u.s. posturing, since u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer that china backtracked on almost every

melissa francis? >> melissa: croissant 7 bucks. >> tucker: $7 croissant? >> melissa: she bought it.y $7 croix sant. 7 joy isn'croissant.>> alexandz is demanding mor demanding dough croissants $7 apiece. some think getting whole hour of human labor for $15 an hour is too expensive. ted cruz tweeted back oh the humanity. >> melissa: darn, i knew that one. i knew the after indicated dough one. >> tucker: you both are on that. >> lisa: we should not worry anyway there are no prizes. >> tucker: of course there is a prize. i won't tell what you it is. you will find out. question four also multiple choice. boston robotics creepy robot all robots are creepy that resembles a bird. this robot can stack boxes and move around the warehouse by itself. what type of bird does it look like b a penguin, two an ostrich or c a flamingo? >> melissa: ostrich. b an ostrich. >> is it an ostrich robot? ♪ ♪ >> lisa: i don't even know what that is. >> tucker: it's a boston ostrich. >> melissa: boston dynamics. remember the last one was that creepy dog. >> tucker: for no points at all i'm going to ask you thi

now here is melissa francis and farris in for harris! lop and submit the growing showdown of the mueller report. let's get a "outnumbered overtime." i'm melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. just a short time ago, house judiciary chairman jerry nadler saying special counsel robert mueller will not be testifying next week and the house also won't be considering the contempt charge against the attorney general william barr. they will be doing next week, but will "be doing it soon enough." this all coming as we get a reaction, as former fbi director james comey defends his handling of the investigation as the justice department's inspector general investigates the fbi's actions during the 2016 campaign. comey is saying

i'm melissa francis. we have dagen mcdowell, lisa boothe, capri cafaro and joining us on the couch, alex conan, former communications director for marco rubio. a lot of communicating going on in washington. it's not very friendly communicating, i'm afraid. maybe you can give them advice. >> i'm from minnesota. minnesota nice. >> yeah, that might work in a nice -- >> unless you're amy klobuchar. >> not nice. >> here we go. president trump ordering all u.s. intelligence agencies including cia, fbi and dni to quickly cooperate with attorney general barr's investigation into the launch of the russia probe and the surveillance of the russia campaign. judiciary chairman lindsey graham telling "fox and friends" that this is part of a larger review of those investigating his campaign were politically motivated. >> barr will look at it from a criminal point of view. horowitz will tell us how the department of justice and the fbi behaved. i'm going to make sure it never happens again. i want to make sure that we ha

now here is melissa francis and farris in for harris! >> melissa: who develop and submit the growing showdown of the mueller report. let's get a "outnumbered overtime." i'm melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. just a short time ago, house judiciary chairman jerry nadler saying special counsel robert mueller will not be testifying next week and the house also won't be considering the contempt charge against the attorney general william barr. they will be doing next week, but will "be doing it soon enough." this all coming as we get a reaction, as former fbi director james comey defends his handling of the investigation as the justice department's inspector general investigates the fbi's actions during the 2016 campaign. comey is saying that he did everything by the book. watch. >> no doubt in my mind, but that doesn't mean i'm against review of it. that's totally fine. >> so you think the inspector general will find nothing at appropriate? >> i don't think so. at least that i know of. but if they do, they do. they should be transp

melissa francis, thanks so much.ek, british voters went to the polls to vote ino the european union elections and the results were a biger victory for the brand new brexit party.nd the brexit party demands a very simple thing, that the british government honor the 2016 referendum to leave the e.u. britain was already supposed to be out of the e.u. months ago, but the people in charge have dragged their feet andra are now demanding a second vote. as in the united states, democracy is only welcome when it confirms the policies chosen by people in power. in case you haven't noticed. nigel farage leads the brexit party. and he joins us tonight. nigel farage, thank you very much for joining us tonight. if you could, crisply for our american audience, explain why after three years, after the brexit, the u.k. is still in the e.u. >> we voted referendum to leave the european union. the most ever in the history of our nation.n. we then, the next year, in a general election, voted for labor and conservative parties, our tradit

connell mcshane, melissa francis, take it away. ng from the country's disputed president. dragged down bit energy sector as the u.s. threatens to increase sanctions on iran. the dow ending down 122 points right now, but off session lows. extending losses for the second day in a row. rough ride out there. i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." down two days in a row for the s&p. nasdaq three days in a row to the downside. down 13 points of all three of those major averages have turned negative for the week with one more day to go. more on the

melissa francis is the cohost of "outnumbered."rt person, always honored to have her on the show. you are a math person. does the math work on this? >> no. the math doesn't work at all paired but let me start with why this is a very cool policy, because you have -- picture the mother in nicaragua, guatemala, and their thinking, is it worth making this journey? is it worth taking my child, risking my life, paying a coyote $7,000, whatever it costs these days. "the new york times" has done terrific reporting recently on what it is like to make this journey. there was an article called "we pay with our bodies," and even though they paid, these womenswear raped, it is all most along the way. another enticement, once i get through to the other side, if i survive, there will be medical care for free waiting for me. you are adding to it. and the cost benefit analysis. on the one hand, it is supposed to be so compassionate, it is not. they talk about sending money to these countries in central and south america that people are fleeing. how

i'm melissa francis in for harris faulkner. president trump giving attorney general william barr sweeping new powers to investigate the 2016 surveillance of his white house run. the president long claiming that government officials spied on his campaign and many of his gop allies in congress agree. but democrats slamming the move. the president saying this before leaving the white house for a three-day trip to japan. >> the attorney general is one of the most respected people in this country. he has been for a long period of time. he's going to look at a lot of documents. some he might find interesting, maybe he will find none interesting. i hope he looks at everything. there was a hoax that was perpetrated on our country. >> white house correspondent kevin corke has more from the north lawn. kevin? >> good to be with you. i can say this. people have been asking the president to do this for quite some time. the real question is, what will come of this transparency. you saw the memo last night. the president made it very clear t

connell mcshane, melissa francis, take it away. melissa: venezuela sharp warning from the country's disputed president. dragged down bit energy sector as the u.s. threatens to increase sanctions on iran. the dow ending down 122 points right now, but off session lows. extending losses for the second day in a row. rough ride out there. i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." down two days in a row for the s&p. nasdaq three days in a row to the downside. down 13 points of all three of those major averages have turned negative for the week with one more day to go. more on the big market movers ahead. here is what is new at this hour? >>> live look at the white house this hour where president trump is wrapping up meeting with top republicans on trade after a surprise announcement about the future of the board at the federal reserve. we're watching the steak stake out position. if senators speak to the media after sitting down with the president. >>> nicolas maduro is defiant following days of violent

melissa francis, thank you. >> we solved it! >> tucker: you went to harvard!pite of that, i solved it, yes. >> tucker: good to see you. >> you too. >> tucker: last year, amazon, the company, made $11 billion in profit. that is one-third of the gdp of the entire state of vermont. it is a ton of money. but remarkably, amazon did not pay a single dime of federal income tax, and they are not alone. dozens of possible corporations pay nothing in federal income taxes this year. delta air lines, chevron, gm, more. some are even getting tax rebates they can apply later. it is a weird system we have. our tax code is broken, but almost no one is saying anything aboutav it. democratic presidential candidate andrew yang is.s. he has a plan he said would change it. we talked to him about his plann a little while ago. >> tucker: so you make the case that these companies, take amazon, but it could be chevron, gm, are profitable because of the investment taxpayers hava in part given to them and they are given nothing in return. how are we fixing this? >> amazon is the most eg

now come up to melissa francis who is in for harris >> melissa: fox news alert, president trump cleaning robert mueller breaks his silence in explosive fashion prayed let's go "outnumbered overtime." i'm melissa francis into different harris faulkner. a dramatic moment in washington, to say the least. robert mueller making his first public remarks since he took over the russia probe two years ago. saying there was insufficient evidence to prove your broader conspiracy between the trump campaign and russia. watch. >> the first volume of the report details numerous efforts emanating from russia to influence the election. this volume includes a discussion of the trump campaign's response to this activity, as well as our conclusion that there was insufficient evidence to charge a broader

now come up to melissa francis who is in for harris >> melissa: fox news alert, president trump cleaning vindication, saying the case is closed after robert mueller breaks his silence in explosive fashion prayed let's go "outnumbered overtime." i'm melissa francis into different harris faulkner. a dramatic moment in washington, to say the least. robert mueller making his first public remarks since he took over the russia probe two years ago. saying there was insufficient evidence to prove your broader conspiracy between the trump campaign and russia. watch. >> the first volume of the report details numerous efforts emanating from russia to influence the election. this volume includes a discussion of the trump campaign's response to this activity, as well as our conclusion that there was insufficient evidence to charge a broader conspiracy. >> melissa: the special counsel also saying that charging a president with a crime was not an option, that his team could consider. we have full foxing coverage, white house correspond to kevin corke is on the front line with the new reaction from the

melissa francis, cohost of "outnumbered," a friend of ours, she joins uss? tonight. know you are not surprised by this. the whole prime time line up on a bunch of other channels must have their jaws open, they wanted him to be president. >> yeah, they were very excited about him. you ran through the details very well, especially looking back at that interview on what you said and him saying, oh, no, it wasn't exploiting her -- it turns out, right, that he was forging her name to divert funds that were coming to her for her book deal and putting them in his account. and he says, in his defense, he was tweeting today, basically, i was owed that because i was the lawyer. then why did you have to forge her name? and why, then, did you tell her, according to the criminal indictment from the southern district, why did you tell her that the publisher was used to pay? he's lying to her, he's lying to everyone to divert the money. his defense is, i was owed it. that's just one small thing. when you look at the whole thing, with nike, he extorted s nike, waited until the earni

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i'm melissa francis. happy friday. connell: happy friday before a long weekend. i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." first here is what is knew at this hour. ♪ melissa: right now president trump on his way to japan. the commander-in-chief is scheduled to meet with japanese prime minister as major trade deals hang in the balance. before taking off the president spoke to reporters at the white house, explaining his decision to give the attorney general new powers to investigate the investigators. what it means for continuing battle in washington. >>> plus a fox news exclusive on iran. new evidence that the president's maximum pressure campaign against tehran is leaving the country short on cash and iran-backed terror groups are scrambling for new funding. >>> devastation in the midwest. dangerous floods are threatening a recovery effort in missouri. we're live in jefferson city. connell: fox business team coverage on all stories of the gerri willis on floor of the new york stock exchange. blake burman is at the white house. with the president on the move,

this is spoilt and i melissa francis. here is harris faulkner, fox business network and current and work onchairwoman for the nl democratic committee, and fox news contributor, data presented. very cool. in the center state, chairman of the american conservative man, matt schlapp. wow. not dancing for you? >> dagen: isaiah with the correspondents' dinner menu do bust a move. steptoe i'm excited to have donna here. it's the first time i've been on the white couch without plastic. i grew up in the south. harris told me i have to say the word seasoned. i can't say old. your parents wouldn't let you sit on the couch because the couch was for company. >> dagen: the plastic would get hard over time. >> matt: donna is doing so well now, there is no plastic anymore. >> melissa: fox news learning attorney general barr has been working collaboratively with cia director gina haspel, fbi director christopher wray, and dni chief dan coats on investigating the roots of the trump-russian investigation. this comes amid new scrutiny over

i'm melissa francis. ashley: hello, melissa. i'm ashley webster in for connell mcshake. this is "after the bell." now the s&p 500500 and nasdaq rebounding from session lows. we had more trade headline in the afternoon. we all ran back the other way. we have fox business team coverage from washington to wall street. edward lawrence from the white house. kristina partsinevelos on floor of new york stock exchange. what a day it has been down there. jeff flock watching oil from the cme and jackie deangelis in the newsroom. we begin with edward lawrence from d.c. reporter: what a ride it has been. movement on the trade deal if liu he gets on a plane for the united states. he was supposed to be on a plane on sunday but that flight was canceled to the united states. he says the trade negotiations are moving too slowly. china wants to renegotiate. china pulled back some of the concessions they made last week. trade sources say during the meeting this last weekend he made the decision to raise tariffs on friday from 10% to 25% on $200 billion worth of chinese goods. in addition t

i'm melissa francis. ashley: hello, melissa. i'm ashley webster in for connell mcshake.

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that is melissa francis. i'm connell mcshane. melissa: that is all true. this is "after the bell." nasdaq and marking a two-day winning streak. retail stocks taking a big hit after retail sales unexpectedly fell in april for the second time in three months. connell: we'll have more on the big market movers of the day. we have breaking news from blake burman at the white house. what do you have, blake? reporter: we're expecting president trump to unveil the new immigration proposal we can tell you here at the white house tomorrow. according to senior administration officials who gave us a bit of a download earlier today, what the president will be rolling out. we're told this immigration proposal is broken up into two areas. first off, securing the border which you know is a main priority for the president. also secondly, moving to a merit-based immigration system. we're told that merit-based immigration system has four different factors to it. that being someone's age, an immigrant's english proficiency, whether or not they have employment offer and they have a educational backgrou

i'm melissa francis. happy friday. connell: happy friday before a long weekend. bell." first here is what is knew at this hour. ♪ melissa: right now president trump on his way to japan.

melissa: i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell."losses for the fourth day in a row. the longest losing streak in two months. it is rough outer

melissa francis, great to see you. >> great to see you, too. >> tucker: democrats are in the middle ofery well covered but absolutely real civil war. it's not about policy or fixing the country's problems, it is about impeachment. will they or won't they? they can't decide. that's next. ♪ >> tucker: well, for years the democrats promised their voters that a thorough investigation would uncover a plot by donald trump to sell this country to vladimir putin and russia! well, it didn't happen, they didn't find out. instead of moving out or maybe working with trump to help the country improve, they have adopted a new. the president committed a cover-up! >> nobody is a love the law, including the president of the united states. we believe the president of the united states is engaged in a cover-up. >> she keeps coming back to the things like accountability and that there is a cover-up. those are the two essential issues, let's keep following where the evidence leads us. >> it is starting to look more like a cover-up. she doesn't let anybody come and testify before congress. innocent people d

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." tech-heavy nasdaq ending in positive territory. nasdaq closing up 1%. we have more on big market movers. here is what is new at this hour. connell: breaking news at this hour on capitol hill, top four congressional leaders meeting with treasury secretary steve mnuchin and white house chief of staff mick mulvaney working towards a potential deal to raise budget caps, increase the debt ceiling trying to avoid a government shutdown. latest coming up where those negotiations currently stand. >>> top officials from the trump administration just wrapping up an intelligence briefing with members of the senate on the escalating standoff with iran. hours after members of the house received their update. we'll speak to one of the lawmakers who attended the classified session today. >>> dozens of tornadoes battering texas and oklahoma, triggering flash floods, also causing significant damage. we're on the ground in one of the hardest hit areas. melissa: blake burman at the white house, hillary v

i'm melissa francis. here today, dagen mcdowell. lisa boothe, radio host and fox news contributor, leslie marshall and joining us on the couch, vice president of the mercury public affairs, ian prior. thanks for being here. >> nice to be here. >> ready to be outnumbered? i like it. air force one touching down in colorado ahead of a speech to the u.s. air force academy. before leaving the white house, president trump responding to robert mueller's rare public appearance yesterday. watch. >> to me, it's the same as the report. there's no obstruction. you can see what we're saying. there's no obstruction, no collusion, no nothing. it's nothing but a witch hunt. this is a witch hunt by the media and the democrats. they're partners. >> [question inaudible] >> that means you're innocent. excuse me. he should have said you're guilty. >> the former special counsel's remarks fuelling impeachment in the house. more than 40 house democrats calling for impeachment proceedings to begin with justin amash. nancy pelosi not quite ready to go there.

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell."nding in positive territory. nasdaq closing up 1%. we have more on big market movers. here is what is new at this hour. connell: breaking news at this hour on capitol h

susan: hey, connell, i'm susan li in for melissa francis. this is "after the bell." s&p, nasdaq closing up 1%. that is a rally. it was not enough to recover fully from monday's selloff. we have fox business team coverage on today's top stories. gerri willis at new york stock exchange. blake burman live from the white house following the president's immigration speech. edward lawrence in d.c., and hillary vaughn is on capitol hill. let's throw it over to gerri first. gerri? reporter: it was all about walmart today. all eyes on walmart. the company reported a terrific earnings report. revenue was a little light against expectations but eps beat big time. two numbers that investors were really obsessed with today. one was same-store sales, up 3.4%. that is the best performance for the first quarter in nine years. e-commerce sales were up 37%. some folks were saying last quarter it was up 43% but a lot of people taking a lot of positive news from that 37% number. i do want to say the company says prices for shoppers will rise due to higher tariffs going forward. they are

i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. then we started coming back, the dow only down 223. we say only, because it was down more than 400 in the middle of the day. s&p 500 and nasdaq closing in the red today, hitting two month lows. we have a lot to talk about. team coverage of it all, gerri willis on floor of new york stock exchange. blake burman is at the white house. let's start with edward lawrence at the justice department following the appearance by robert mueller. reporter: connell now, former special counsel robert mueller laid out how the russians tried to manipulate our elections during the 2016 elections. he also went through why he charged so many people with lying to federal investigators. saying this kind of investigation is vital, that you have truthful, accurate information. he then said in no uncertain terms there was no collusion by anyone in the administration with russians. mueller was close cleared about obstruction. if he was confident that president did not commit a crime he would have said so but de

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." for the first time in three sessions. nasdaq up for the first time in four sessions. you can see it

i'm melissa francis. >> i'm jackie deangelis. in for connell mcshane. s&p 500 and nasdaq both closing in the red for thirst time in four days. melissa: more on big market movers. here is what is new at this hour. devastating severe weather not over but worst may be yet to come. tornadoes tearing through ohio, killing one person and leaving five million without powers. look at the pictures. >> >> oklahoma an arkansas, residents are bracing for the worst flooding in history. the latest on the power if you recall storms, and where the threat is headed next. >>> back-to-back court appearances for michael avenatti, the disgraced attorney is facing charges on different cases. how avenatti is vowing to clear his name. >>> iran firing back at the trump administration. the latest on war of words between washington and tehran. jackie: from washington to wall street, gerri willis on floor of the new york stock exchange. edward lawrence at white house. we start with edward. reporter: jackie, saying we are not ready yet for a trade deal with china. he made comments t

i'm melissa francis. >> i'm jackie deangelis. in for connell mcshane. sdaq both closing in the red for thirst time in four days. melissa: more on big market movers. here is what is new at this hour.

melissa: i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." nasdaq ending in losses for the fourth day in a row. the longest losing streak in two months. it is rough out here. first this is what is new at this hour, the chinese and the united states trade delegations are sitting down face-to-face in washington, d.c., this evening as president trump's latest round of tariffs go into effect at midnight tonight. can the two nations strike a deal this time around? we're live at the u.s. trade-offs with the latest. >>> plus uber is setting the share price ahead of the ipo tomorrow. we're waiting to see what the ride-sharing company decides to do following a recent bumpy ride from competitor lyft. we'll bring you the breaking headlines the moment they cross the wires. >>> new reports revealing north korea fired two short-range missiles. we're live at the state department later in the hour. connell: a lot going on. let's get to the trade talks between the united states and china. they do resume in the next hour. fox business network's edward lawrence

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." s&p 500 ending up for the first time in three sessions. nasdaq up for the first time in four sessions. you can see it there. looks like, did we make -- i think we barely made it on s&p, right? connell: fraction. melissa: a fraction. for the week the dow ending in the red for the second week in a row. the s&p in the green for second week in a row. as of right now, oh wait, it ticked up. looks like it will miss the regard by a fraction. tech-heavy nasdaq extending its gains for the sixth straight week. more on the big market movers but first here is what is new at this hour. a call from putin. president trump speaking to russian counterpart today on wide variety of global issues including the crisis in venezuela. we'll tell you the details of the conversation between the two world leaders. a bombshell report from the "new york times" detailing the effort to spy on the trump campaign back in 2016. how the fbi allegedly sent an investigator to meet with a member of the president's team. a

here today, melissa francis, fox business network anchor dagen mcdowell, fox news contributor jessica tarlov, and then the center seat, gopac chairman and veteran republican strategist, david avella is with us. great to see you. happy monday. >> david: happy national beverage day, ladies! >> jessica: i did not done that. >> harris: having sparkling water. [laughter] really, it's right behind me. democrat surging up the pressure prayed the president is pushing back. that's judiciary committee will vote wednesday on whether they don't like their thread to hold attorney general barr and contempt will happen. meanwhile, democrats also pushing for special counsel robert mueller testified. the house judiciary committee has set a tentative date of may 15th for that. president trump treated this over the weekend. after spending more than $35 million over a two-year period, interviewing 500 people, using 18 from-eating a gray democrats and 49 fbi agents, all culminating in a 400 page report showing no collusion, why would the democrats now need to enter testify? no redos for the dems!" we shou

i'm melissa francis. >> i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." the dow lower by 101 points. not far off the session low. s&p fav hundred and nasdaq in negative territory for the day. nasdaq by 35 points. a lot to talk about with fox team coverage. blake burman at the floor of new york stock exchange. chad pergram on capitol hill for us. blake, start with you, what happened in that building behind you today? reporter: let me give it timeline way this shook out earlier, connell. 100 minutes crystallized everything where things stand here in washington, d.c. most certainly between president trump an democratic leadership in the city. it started at about earlier this morning, 8:00, 9:00 hour, nancy pelosi up on capitol hill held a meeting with her democratic colleagues about the way forward with president trump and discussions about possible impeachment proceedings. after that meeting with her democratic colleagues she came out and said this, listen. >> we believe that no one is above the law including the president of the united states and we believe as president of the united

susan: hey, connell, i'm susan li in for melissa francis. this is "after the bell."

>> melissa: thank you for watching, i'm melissa francis in today for harris. she will be back on monday. "the daily briefing" start now. >> "the daily briefing" starts now. >> dana: chinese officials suspend talks as new tariff hikes go into effect. what this means for you. more money just approved to expand fencing at the southern border. we will have an update. and millions once again at risk at severe weather today we're tracking the storm. hello, everyone, i'm dana perino and this is the daily briefing. ♪ >> dana: first u.s. and china suspend trade talks. raising tariffs on chinese goods. beijing threatens to hit right back. we have fox team coverage to explain the impact on your bottom line. letth let's begin with john roberts on the north lawn not necessarily the outcome the white house wanted but the one they were prepared to deal with, right, john? >> not where they thought they were going to be a week ago. but a lot of things changed over the last seven days. this was the 11th round of talks between u.s. and chinese officials. they lasted a couple hou

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell."heavy nasdaq ending in negative territory after two work of losses. the nasdaq closing down more than 1%. more on the big market movers, but first here is what is knew at this hour. ♪ focusing on one of the states

i'm melissa francis. >> i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." the dow lower by 101 points.v hundred and nas

i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane.the bell." s&p 500 ends lower by four points with the selling in the final half hour of trade and nasdaq would have snapped a

i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. good to be with you, what promises to be a busy "after the bell." s&p 500 ends lower by four points with the selling in the final half hour of trade and nasdaq would have snapped a two-day losing streak had it been higher. it was lower by 20 points. people wanted to keep the long positions on at the end of the day. we'll have information on big market movers. here is what is new at this hour president trump heading this hour heading to the florida panhandle boarding air force one. he is heading to a rally later tonight in panama city beach. the president will tour parts of that area so devastated by hurricane michael. he will get updated on the recovery efforts. he will speak to a local pastor whose church was heavily damaged by the hurricane later in the hour. >>> a house panel voting to vote the attorney general william barr in content as the president is asserting executive privilege over the full mueller report. we'll have the latest on the white house from that. >>> strikes under

melissa francis, fox news contributor jessica tarlov, fox news contributor rachel campos-duffy, and in the center seat, fox news chief national correspond, ed henry. >> ed: good to see you. dana perino got me this time pocket square. from a company called ring neck. she said, "i want you to have it." i decided to debut it now. very sweet of her. >> harris: we are giving each other things. a lot of love here at fox news. [laughter] i want the people to feel it. welcome. "the new york times" is reporting the fbi sent a woman to meet george papadopoulos at a london bar where she asked him if the term campaign was working with russia. he told tucker carlson last night how he felt. that it was some sort of set up from the get-go. >> i readily understood this wasn't a cambridge assistant, and she barely spoke english, she was very flirty and was trying to do two things. one, to extract information about my professional connections in the middle east. two, to see if i had any information that she could potentially extract for me about trump and russia. which is nonsense. now, of course, "the

i'm susan li in for melissa francis today. ashley: i'm ashley webster in for connell mcshane.ll." we'll have more on big market movers. first, here is what is new at this hour? a one-on-one with the attorney general. fox news anchor bill hemmer getting the first interview with william barr since the

next to me, melissa francis. fox business network anger dagen mcdowell. i love saying that. former ohio senate democratic minority leader, capri cafaro, with the wave. in the center seat, you better salute. retired u.s. marine corps bomb technician, joey jones. good to see you, triple jay! >> joey: things or having me. it's friday. i like being the friday guide. >> harris: national military appreciation month wrapping up, culminating with you on the couch today. >> joey: that's it. thank i get a lot of "thank you for your service" on memorial day. obviously that's not very different but i appreciate it. in midday we have a data a day to honor all those servings. on the veterans overtired, a little bit bigger around the waist. [laughter] >> harris: i like to do it every day. thank you. attorney general barr sitting down for an interview following mueller suggestion that it is now up to congress to hold the president accountable after his investigation declined to exonerate him. the attorney general saying it's not his job to cordate with congress and that mueller should have

this is "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis. here today, harris faulkner. political columnist for the "washington examiner" ," kristen soltis anderson. host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy. and joining us on the couch come at radio host fox news contributor, richard fowler. you picked a newsy day to join us. >> richard: i picked a good day to be "outnumbered." [laughs] >> harris: you can put it that way! speak to let's get right to. the white house sending a letter to the house judiciary committee saying that it will exercise executive privilege and not turn over documents requested in a subpoena of former white house counsel don mcgahn. in the meantime, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell on the floor today saying the investigation into the fallout of the mueller report need to stop. and accusing democrats of unfairly picking a new target. attorney general william barr. >> they told everyone there had been a conspiracy between russia and the trump campaign. yet, on this central question, the special counsel's finding is clear. case clo

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." the s&p 500 and the tech-heavy nasdaq ending in negative territory after two work of losses. the nasdaq closing down more than 1%. more on the big market movers, but first here is what is knew at this hour. ♪ focusing on one of the states at the center of his re-election strategy, president trump is preparing to leave the white house to hit the campaign trail and for a rally in pennsylvania where polling suggestion he might be in trouble against some of his democratic rivals. i will speak with the chair of the state's republican party on what issues matter the most to voters there. >>> plus sending a strong warning in iran. president trump threatening that the u.s. could bring the country, quote, to an end. now tehran is fighting back. >>> a graduation exist that will be very hard to top. how one billionaire is giving graduates the chance to focus on their dreams instead of their debt. connell: that is some story. back to the markets. the dow is down 83 points as it settles to the clo

i'm melissa francis. a lot going on. connell: not only here but venezuela. i'm connell mcshane.me to the "after the bell." we'll keep an eye on that. the s&p 500 was fighting to close in record territory, closing lower to the downside. tech-heavy nasdaq extending losses into the close second day in a row. down 46 points. down on all the big market movers and fed and everything