. >> mike connell, center for naval analyses. in the past russia broached the idea of internet sovereignty as a way of moving forward, sovereign control of information flow within their territory. is there any opportunity for working with them in that area? is it just really there's no room for compromise in that area? >> the idea has occurred, you could make a trade where you acknowledged the desire by russia and several other countries for greater control over the internet in exchange for some level of cooperation, perhaps on cyber crime, perhaps on stability. and it just -- there's two fundamental problems. the first is that very often the deal would involve abandoning core parts of the universal declaration of human rights and western countries aren't willing to do that the second part is there's a concern that you could make the concession and not actually get anything in response. so it has been talked about in the last few years and doesn't seem to be a useful avenue. even the russian don't raise it anymore. we had another

. >> mike connell, center for naval analyses. in the past russia broached the idea of internet sovereignty as ay of moving forward, sovereign control of information flow within their territory. is there any opportunity for working with them in that area? is it just really there's no room for compromise in that rea? >> the idea has occurred you could make a trade where you acknowledged the desire by russia and several other countries for greater control over the internet in exchange for some level of cooperation, perhaps on cyber crime, perhaps on stability. and it just -- there's two fundamental problems. the first is that very often the deal would involve abandoning core parts of the universal declaration of human rights and western countries aren't willing to do that the second part is there's a concern that you could make the concession and not actually get anything in response. so it has been talked about in the last few years and doesn't seem to be a useful avenue. even the russian don't raise it anymore. we had another one.

connell mcshane. joining me now former cia mike baker. mike, we need the wall? >> yes we do. every nation frankly, i'm not sure why this is so difficult for the hard left and progressives to understand, but every nation out there worries about its border control systems. we have every right and should be worried insuring that we have solid security. it is not just the physical wall as we've been talking about for some time now. it is combination of surveillance, of technical means and in some cases a physical barrier as we have now. trish: let's take it a step forward. you believe in this. do you believe in it enough to think the u.s. military should be responsible for it and should be paying for it? >> well you know, do i think that there is some creative way to come up with funding that will assist in building a portion of this or improving the fences along the wall? yeah. i think it's a standard president trump move i think to throw this out there. it has got us all talking. it has the democrats up in arms. and in that confusion who knows. maybe we get a more creative solu

connell mcshane in new york. see you on the fox business network throughout the week. fox news sunday with john roberts sitting in starts right now. mikeector in about two seconds. >> i am john roberts and for chris wallace. they have traded insults and threats of war. now the stage is set for direct talks between president trump and with korea's kim jong-un. >> we will continue to apply maximum pressure until north korea at the mmabandons its nuc program once and for all. >> we will discuss with bringing both sides of the table for this unprecedented meeting. and what it says about the president approach to foreign policy. with cii director, mike pompeo. then, president trump lisa wiggle room for allies

mike pence instead. this year he is set to attend that dinner. in west palm beach, florida, i'm ellison barber, fox news. julie: thank you. connell: on top of everything ellison talked about it was a turbulent week as well for jared kushner. not only did the senior advisor and son-in-law lose his top-secret security clearance but reports claim that federal investigators are now trying to determine whether he used his family business to influence policy. at the white house, sarah sanders shooting down claims that kushner's job may be in jeopardy. >> jared's still a valued member of the administration. he's going to continue to focus on the work that he's been doing and we're going to continue pushing forward on that front as well. connell: let's bring in a commentary writer for washington examiner. what a week. on the jared kushner story, i guess the question is, the "wall street journal" raised this on its editorial page but the question now is whether or not kushner has become a political liability for his father-in-law. what do you say? >> well, in about a year, jared kushner has gone from the, you know, political golden boy of

connell mcshane in new york. see you on the fox business network throughout the week. fox news sunday with john roberts sitting in starts right now. mike pompeo, the cia director in about two seconds. >> i am john roberts and for chris wallace. they have traded insults and threats of war. now the stage is set for direct talks between president trump and with korea's kim jong-un. >> we will continue to apply maximum pressure until north korea at the mmabandons its nuc program once and for all. >> we will discuss with bringing both sides of the table for this unprecedented meeting. and what it says about the president approach to foreign policy. with cii director, mike pompeo. then, president trump lisa wiggle room for allies in his announcement of new tariffs on steel and aluminum. >> it will be very fair to other countries especially those that treat us well. >> we will discuss the impact on jobs and the economy with massachusetts senator, elizabeth warren. inher first "fox news sunday" appearance . plus, from the departure of gary cohn. >> in may be a global list, but i still like him. >> to the latest on the mueller investigation and

connell: how do you counter that and just so we know who we're talking about mike west virginia , missourier in montana. heitkamp in north dakota so those are the five that are most vulnerable and not necessarily that they're not talking about economic issues. i think the real trouble is when they're campaigning and the republican counterparts and opponents are saying we support this tax plan or donald trump steps in and says the democrats didn't vote for it how are they getting over that and i think it's pointing to the specifics of it what does it look like for the wealthiest, middle class americans, what does this mean for my home state. connell: are there different dynamics at play here than in the house i've been thinking about this pennsylvania race but i'm going out to cover it next week and i was thinking about the district where donald trump won by 20 points and looks like he either may or the republicans either may lose it or will be very very close so is it different house and senate the types of arguments you're seeing in the campaign? >> so i think in terms of the way they're