i am mike emanuel, now back to the greg gutfeld show.op of the hour for the "fox report". . greg: hi, we're back. . well, you're back. i'm currently at a l are uau -- luau. i'm tall in hawaii. [laughter] which brings me to this question, do millennialsstick because they won't -- stink because they won't go out to drink? a study says they prefer to drink at home because it takes too much effort to go out. [laughter] i'd like to say something to those three people who stay at home on their couch drinking, thank you for watching my show. [laughter] you're so much better than those other seven out at the bar. they suck. overall, more than half of american consumers prefer drinking at home. reasons range from it being more relaxing to cheaper to personal, whatever that means. the good news is if more are trig at home, that probably means fewer drunks on the road and fewerrer drunks passed out at the bar like this sad sack. >> there he goes again. [laughter] >> he goes, what's wrong with this picture? greg: that guy's cut off. [laughter] all r

i'm mike emanuel in for jon scott. this is "fox report." officials in thailand say it could take several days to complete the rescue mission. divers today managing to get four of the 12 boys to safety. experts noting the difficulty of the rescue as crews navigate through narrow tunnels. >> there are about -- the boys are about 2 1/2 miles in the cave system. it's not a 2 1/2 mile flat walk over nice beach. it's rocky, very difficult terrain. parts that have to be dove through, scuba dive equipment through. you have rock climbing pieces that need to be in there. >> we have fox team coverage. garrett tenney at the white house with more on president trump's upcoming supreme court nominee decision, but first to jeff paul with the latest from thailand. jeff, great to see you, tell us how this mission came together today? >> took several days to not only prepare the crews, but also the boys who are -- have to be given a crash course in cave diving and had to wait for the weather conditions to become perfect or as close to perfect as they can get.

senior political correspondent mike emanuel life on capitol hill. ds of thousands of people who may be affected by this based on details, mike. >> no question about that, the social media giant announcing that it has noticed a political campaign activity ahead of november's midterm election, so the timing is quite alarming. charles making a announcement moments ago. >> earlier this morning they removed 32 pages and accounts from facebook and instagram because they were involved in coordinated inauthentic behavior. this kind of behavior is not allowed on facebook, because we do not want organizations or individuals creating networks of accounts that mislead people about who they are or what they are doing. >> so they are talking about fake events using real names and with the timing of the election stressed 14 weeks away, there were questions about who is behind it. some on capitol hill are quick to say it is likely russia, more sophisticated than the 2016 campaign activity, but facebook is not naming names just yet. >> at this point in our investigat

. >> dana: fox news alert, facebook says it has suspended 32 swiss -- suspicious pages, mike emanuels on capitol hill with more, what have we heard from facebook on this breaking news? >> good afternoon to you, some stunning revelations, 32 pages and accounts removed from facebook and instagram, because facebook says that they were engaged and coordinated inauthentic behavior, we have an update from sheryl sandberg, the facebook chief operating officer just moments ago. >> security is an arms race, and it is never done. we have made it harder for inauthentic actors to operate on facebook, but we face determine companies who will not give up and are changing tactics, that means we need to continually improve as well. spin on the accounts that were taken down were created between march 2017 and may of this year, to give an indication of the importance of this, one of those pages had 290,000 accounts following it. so so, so today they took down. >> dana: what is the reaction on capitol hill? the news broke an hour ago. >> you are absolutely right, lawmakers are quick to say that they th

mike emanuel in washington, thank you.s here, is that the epa chief scott pruitt has resigned. he issued a letter to president trump saying that in fact it just got too much. the pressure on him and his family became too much. he decided to step down. the acting epa director is now andy wheeler who if anybody was hoping things at the epa are going to change, they will be sadly mistaken. things will stay on the very same path. neil cavuto will continue the breaking news coverage. i'm trace gallagher for shepherd smith, see you tomorrow. >> neil: in the case of scott pruitt it wasn't a matter of if it was when. today was the day. the ema chief under barrage of criticism for expense reports, and extravagances that went way beyond the cabinet level position. you just heard from jennifer, may have gone beyond certain lee qualities, that much we don't know. this much we do. he is history. and now, the question is what happens? especially for a guy who shepherded this anti-regulatory push that went after things that were near and

mike emanuel with lawmaker reaction to the summit on capitol hill, but we begin with corresponding kristin fisher at the white house with the president's personal explanatio explanation. >> that's right, good evening. in the words of newt gingrich, he called this the biggest mistake of trump's presidency and now president trump is blaming it in part on a grammatical mistake, a double negative. he says that after all the blowback he went back and looked at a transcript of his press conference with putin and he says that that's when he realized that he simply misspoke. >> a stunning admission and a rare reversal from president donald trump just one day after he stood next to russian president vladimir putin and refused to answer who he believes more, his own intelligence community that russia meddled in the 2016 election, or putin's strong denials. today, president trump did a 180. >> i accept our intelligence community's conclusion that russia's meddling in the 2016 election took place. could be other people also. >> he also admitted he misspoke when he did this. >> i don't see any reason w

lou: thank you very much mike emanuel, and also caught by desire to retain their seats in u.s. senate. our first guest to talk about whether the president delivered on his promise to choose a nominee with impeccable jurist credentials, ron desantos. on the judiciary committee, and republican candidate for the governor of florida. were you surprised? reporter: this guy is a top flight intellect, he has a impeccable pedigree, i think it will be hard to justify other than rank partnership why you would -- partisanship why i would vote for anyone other than this. justice thomas is a constitutionalist, he is able to articulate that. then a backbone of steel, clear this kavanaugh is a constitutionalist, he can brilliantly articulate the key principles, and i think we have to see will he be tough like thomas. i hope so. we really don't know these people until they are actually seated on the bench. lou: that is the truth, despite all of the otherwise. it is very difficult for any president to be certain it is impossible for him to be certain what a justice will do once sitting on court

mike emanuel is live on capitol hill. mike? >> shep, good afternoon.o say russia is not our friend. russia attempted to undermine the fundamentals of our democracy, impugn the reliability of the 2016 election and sow the seeds of discord among americans. the senate foreign relations bob corker says vladimir putin won the day. >> i think he gained a lot. there's nothing that he gained. it's almost an approval, if you will, a public approval by the greatest nation on earth towards him. so he knows he gained a lot. i would guess he's having caviar right now. >> and ed royce out with a statement saying he disagrees with the president, too. there's no way you can compare the actions of the united states with vladimir putin, shep. >> shepard: mike emanuel live for us. thank you. during the build-up to today's meeting, president trump set the tone by saying the news media is the enemy of the people and blamed the united states for russian aggression. today's russia's foreign ministry retweeted the president. the russian foreign ministry said this. we agree ap

our chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is live on capitol hill. , mike. >> this is judge kavanaugh's 39th meeting with a senator according to senate sources. first with a democrat. we saw judge kavanaugh arrive with joe manchin within the past hour or so. there's no doubt that judge kavanaugh would love some democrat support. manchin is seen as a possibility. manchin has held meters with constituents to get their take on the supreme court nominee to make sure he has their input. meanwhile, senate democratic leadership continues to push for more documentation, particularly from when kavanaugh worked in the bush white house. >> namely in these documents, if we get them, there may be bomb shells and smoking guns and other revealing evidence that goes to his views on these critical issues. not just presidential power but roe v. wade. >> democrats say there could be critical information there in his past employment history. some republicans suggest that could be a stall tactic, shep. >> shepard: we've been waiting to hear from rand paul on this matter.

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mike emanuel? >> a stunning announcement from facebook's chief operating officer this afternoon. >> earlier this morning, we removed 32 pages and accounts from instagram because they were involved in coordinated inauthentic behavior. this kind of behavior is not allowed on facebook because we don't want organizations or individuals creating networks of account that mislead people about who they are or what they're doing. >> while facebook didn't directly blame russia, some lawmakers are pointing the finger at moscow. the senate intelligence's committee top democrat, mark warner from virginia, says it's time for the trump administration to get serious. >> what is disturbing is that we still have a white house that refuses to acknowledge this problem. we had a closed testimony this morning the banking committee. some of the folks talking about the sanctions on russia. no one from the administration can say who is in charge of election security. >> as for the trump administration, the secretary of hom

arthel: absolutely, mike emanuel with fox news report. >> washington is reeling tonight from the new twist of the mueller investigation, counsel issuing subpoena to kristin davis. good evening this is mike emanel in for jon scott. she served time for role in u.s. prostitution ring, it's not clear what mueller wants to ask her, what we do know that davis use today work for roger stone, former trump campaign adviser over alleged contacts with kremlin-hillary clintoned hackers, stoneman maintaining he did not collude with the russians. >> sure, mr. mueller has had full access to emails and therefore he is well aware that there's no evidence whatsoever. in my view with all honesty, this is a fishing expedition. >> all this as president trump reacts to the news that former lawyer michael cohen secretly recorded a conversation with him before the election where the two discuss possible payment to former playmate model that says she had affair with the president more than a decade ago. that recording among the evidence seized by the fbi during raids on cohen's home and office earlier this ye

mike emanuel has more details. mike? >> harris, good afternoon to you.tt kavanaugh would like democratic support. manchin is a possibility. manchin has head meetings to get his colleagues take. meanwhile, democratic leadership is pushing for more documentation from when kavanaugh worked in the george w. bush white house. >> this is one of the most important positions in the world. we need to know everything. not just some of the stuff and some of the stuff the white house wants us to know but everything. >> some republicans see that as a stall tactic. >> i think when he was associate counsel to the president, his 200 opinions are very important. but chuck, to go on a fishing expedition to millions of documents that he had nothing substantive to say about is a mistake. >> now kentucky senator rand paul says he's a yes after meeting judge kavanaugh and reviewing his record. i decided to support his nomination. i believe he will carefully adhere to the constitution and will take his job to protect individual liberties seriously. fellow republican senators n

the chief congressional correspondent, mike emanuel is live in washington.to congressman jordan. >> yes. one former ohio state wrestler said that he e-mailed the congressman and said that he needed to step forward and lead to cut through the b.s. at ohio state. fox has reviewed some of his e-mails, including one from june 15 to congressman jordan and oliver luck which reads, reverend james, wants to be speaker of the house despite his lack of knowledge of the systemic abuse. and it was concluded a may 6 e-mail with #rapecoverup. a way of life. >> something needs to be done to protect students, not just athletes. students across campuses at ohio state and across the country. sexual assault is a systemic problem. >> the doctor accused of sexual misconduct died in 2005. ruled a suicide. disabato said it was a joke that the male athletes would want to give them a genital exam every time he saw them. trace? >> trace: meantime, jordan is talking about the investigation. >> that's right. congressman jordan has denied any wrong doing or knowledge of sexual abuse. he

i mike emanuel in for bret baier.way back to washington after two midwestern stops conveniently timed after he reached a major agreement over trade and tariffs. whil

mike emanuel on capitol hill. republicans seem to be in unison as well saying, no, no, no. this ain't right. mike? >> absolutely right. good afternoon. it wasn't just republicans. there's also, you know, who were alarmed, both parties alarmed on capitol hill. basically saying they could not believe what they heard coming from helsinki. jeff flake tweeting immediately after the putin-trump summit saying "i never thought i would see the day when our american president would stand on the stage with a russian president and place blame on the united states for russian aggression, this is shameful. a democrat on the house intelligence committee said that lawmakers have to respond in a bipartisan way. we were told, "it's disgusting, disgraceful un-american behavior. we can do something about it here in the united states capitol and we might as well stay home if we're going to let this president continue to to this. some leading republicans that don't go out of their way to criticize president trump were upset with what they heard tooed. the president has to realize that vladimir p

mike emanuel is live on capitol hill. mike? >> shep, good afternoon. facebook officials say these accounts were engaged in a sophisticated political campaign. facebook officials note the efforts are getting more sophisticated all the time. >> we have always known and everyone that works in security that security is an arms race. we're glad that we found this. we always know that our adversaries get better and we have to get better. we have to find things and share information as we're doing today. >> a short time ago, the secretary of homeland security gave the social media giant some credit. >> facebook has taken it very seriously. they should be commended for what they did today. the threat is very real. americans need to know that. the russias or whoever it is in this case, they're tempting to manipulate us. >> facebook took its share of lumps here on capitol hill after the 2016 campaign. we're 14 weeks out from the 2018 mid-terms. a lot of concern about those upcoming elections, shep. >> shepard: are people on capitol hill, elected representatives

mike emanuel is live on capitol hill with more. mike? >> hi, rick., chuck schumer is issuing a call for action following the helsinki summit. >> our response to the debasement of american interests before a foreign adversaries do not respond just in word but in deed. our republican colleagues cannot just talk to talk. some haven't done it. most haven't. our republican colleagues as a body need to walk the walk. >> senate republican whip john cornyn of texas said lawmakers need to get serious in a hurry to prevent future election meddling. >> we better wake up. rather than the blame game and pointing fingers, we better get ready for the mid-terms in 2018. >> we're less than four months from the next election, the mid-terms. no concrete steps have been taken, rick. >> rick: mike, maybe it's too soon. not sure if you've gotten reaction from the president's clarification? >> there's not been any immediate response to what the president has been saying. a lot of lawmakers have talking about congress speaking with one voice about the issues going forward.

i mike emanuel in for bret baier. president trump is on his way back to washington after two midwestern stops conveniently timed after he reached a major agreement over trade and tariffs. while the president is assuring that better trade times are ahead, not everyone is so short. kevin corke core extract is from the white house. >> the president tactics are working say white house officials at least to bring our trading partners to the bargaining table. they also quickly acknowledge that there is a fair amount of anxiety among businesses and companies that are afraid they will be caught in the cross fire. >> president trump: there are a lot of farmers in this place. we had this hat made up, it's john deere colors actually. make our firm is great again. >> they cannot scream work to improve trade with the european union and president trump today look to build on that momentum with a trip to america's heartland. mr. trump using a stop and debuted to come tariff concerns among iowa farmers who collectively export a third

mike emanuel, thank you.mp an issue with rising interest rates breaking with the tradition of presidents not criticizing the fed. >> he has a different kind of president. pulling from the interview that he was with a another network, saying that i am saying the same thing that i would've cited as a private citizen, people will say that you should not have said that, but he roughly said, i am doing my thing. and making reference to the biggest tax cut that we have ever seen in u.s. history, which was passed last year in december. and the fact that take back tax rates have gone down. it so i think that the the presidents points was that we are doing a lot of work in congress to have the economy be stronger and the fed is raising rates. as you know as well as i do, normally those two worlds do not meet. the white house did come out, white house deputy secretary saying that the president respects the independence on the fed as he said he considers chairman a good man, and he has not interfering with fed policy de

mike emanuel, thank you. asking the pentagon for a permanent u.s.e country to deter russian aggressions. the u.s. rotates about 1,000 troops there, but a bigger deployment could anger russia and ply more military moves from moscow. joining me now, from the american institutes, one of our favorite gas, because you have great ways of explaining all of this, tell me how the russians would feel if the president were to decide to increase the military presence and make it more permanent in poland? >> the predictable outcry, but i am always skeptical of this trope, don't do this, because it will anger so-and-so, don't do this, because they may get upset. well, they are big boys and girls in russia. just to give you an example, you said that we were rotating 1,000 by the battalion group. you know what is facing them across the win across the russia divide? over 3,000 russian troops in the western military district with two tank divisions. how is that? how much more can putin put in if he is god forbid upset. so i think we should not worry about this. i thi

mike emanuel and ebony williams pick up from here but they are standing by in new york and were back your tomorrow at 1:00 o'clock eastern. elizabeth: thank you for joining us. >> president trump the president calling" -- welcome to "america's news headquarters" i'm mike emanuel. >> president william blasting michael cohen and the fbi on twitter this morning calling out the agency for rating:'s office and that is when agents seized the reporting of the two where they possibly discuss the payment to a former playboy model claims she had an affair with president trump. special counsel robert mueller steam is reaching out to a new possible witness as the russian investigation continues. laura ingle is live from berkeley heights from new jersey not far from where the president is spending the weekend at his bedminster golf club. hello, laura. reporter: the president firing off just one tweet about this morning and is safe to say that the president is not happy about this recorded conversation. ... >> michael cohen because he was in that conversation could be that one party. sources tell

chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is on capitol hill tonight. >> president trump once hisorder wall and is willing to shut down the government for it. >> after many, many years of talk within the united states i would have no problem doing a shutdown. it's time we had proper border security. >> 99 days out from the midterm elections in the message from congress to the white house is no government shutdown. >> let's hope not. i think hopefully most of the appropriation bills will actually be passed. i certainly don't like playing shutdown politics. i don't think it would be helpful, so let's try and avoid it. >> even democrats make the case a shutdown this fall would do a lot of damage. >> the shutdown would be very bad news for the country, total disruption and i think it would be a very bad idea for republicans. >> last week mitch mcconnell and speaker paul ryan met with the president to urge against the shutdown, warning it could damage the argument republicans will make for reelection in november with the g.o.p. running washington. it can also mess with the efforts to g

bret. >> bret: mike emanuel on the hill, thanks. here are some other headlines tonight. a former fbi lawyer lisa page was back on capitol hill today. her second day of testimony. the session ended a few moments ago. page and bureau agent peter strzok have been under scrutiny of course for text messages disparaging president trump during the campaign and what role they had in investigations. video released from an officer's body worn camera shows a black man killed by chicago police had a gun in his holster at his hip. he was running away, reaching toward his waist when he was shot multiple times. if police released that 32nd clip without sound sunday a day after the 37-year-old man was killed in a shooting that set off violent protests there. the california democratic party has snubbed incumbent senator dianne feinstein by giving its endorsement to her november opponent, state senator kevin deleon. the vote was taken saturday among the party's roughly 360 member executive board made up of local officials and party activists. feinstein easily defeated him in the primary l

mike emanuel tells us what happens next on capitol hill. trace gallagher following what it means for the midterms and the media but we begin with chief white house correspondent john roberts. good evening. >> good evening, shannon. the president begets a battle. it's going to be a battle royale to get the confirmation number by october 1. as far as the pit, kavanaugh was the president's number one choice all the way along, we are told. he did consider other candidates but kavanaugh really was the one that he wanted. appointed by president bush in 2006, a 12 year record on the d.c. circuit court of appeals, as a conservative judge in a strict constitutionalist, originalist. here is what the president had to say as he introduced the nation to brett kavanaugh. >> judge kavanaugh has impeccable credentials, unsurpassed qualifications and a proven commitment to equal justice under the law. throughout legal circles come he's considered a judges judge, thoughtful among his peers, offering over 300 opinions which have been widely admired for their

mike emanuel is on capitol hill with some tense moments today at that hearing. >> my personally made clear to the russians that there will be severe consequences for interference and our democratic process. >> pompeo told senators of the foreign relations committee he's been concerned with moscow, saying sanctions won't be eased. >> there will be no relief of sanctions until russia could returns the control of the crimean peninsula to ukraine. >> it put them in an awkward stop president, criticizing president trump's behavior. >> what is it that causes the president purposely to create distrust in these institutions? >> you somehow disconnect the administration's activities from the president's actions. they are one and the same. >> i noticed that you are not responding to what i'm saying. >> there were some testy moments with the panel's top democrats, new jersey senator bob menendez on the trump-putin summit. >> senator, i'm telling you what he had a conversation about and i'm telling you what u.s. policy is today. i understand the game that you are playing. >> mr. secretary, with

." ♪ >> mike: good evening welcome to washington, i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier.resident trump is bringing some very tough love to a meeting of nato allies indulge in. at the president started out by slamming nato in general and germany in particular and again questioning why the u.s. is footing the bill for defending against russia. chief white house correspondent john roberts is traveling with the president and starts us off tonight from brussels. hello, john. >> mike, good morning from belgium where it is just past the midnight hour. president trump loves to shake it up. that's what he did in his nato debut last year and today he was back at it again, taking aim at countries he says are delinquent in their support for nato, taking aim at one country for special attention. >> opening the first morning of the nato summit president trump held back nothing, ripping germany for its deal with vladimir putin to buy russian gas. >> we are supposed to protect you against russia but they are paying billions of dollars to russia and i think that's very inappropriate. ulti

i'm mike emanuel in washington. special edition of "special report" live bret baier will be anchoring from helsinki as we get ready for president trump's meeting with vladimir putin. "the story" live from london starts right now. hey, martha. >> martha: hi there, mike. thank you very much. so, tonight, the president is now in scotland having schooled nato and given the brits a two-part trump lesson on brexit. the first was heavy handed and roundly criticized. the second today at checkers was the patchup effort but still left the door open for a later rebuke. >> i actually told theresa may how to do it she didn't agree -- she didn't listen to me. she wanted to different route. she probably went the opposite way. she probably went the opposite way. that's fine, you know, she should negotiate the best

>> bret: mike emanuel, thank you. we are now joined by congressman jordan, first time dealing with all of this in detail. good evening, congressman. you heard that report. have you seen the reports in recent days. your reaction first to all of this. >> it's false. i mean, i never saw, never heard of, never was told about any type of abuse. if i had been, i would have dealt with it our coaching staff, we would have dealt with it these were our student athletes. good coach puts the interest of his student athletes first. we would have dealt with it if we would have known about anything that happened if, in fact, there are victims, they deserve justice. there is an investigation going on. we're going to, i think, meet with him next week. we want the investigation to get to the truth. that's what we need here is the truth. >> bret: all right. take a listen to disabato from one of the statements he made earlier this week. >> i know jim knew about the -- what i call the deviant sexual atmosphere that we were. >> how do you

mike: i'm mike emanuel. bringing the first four boys out. the boys are said to be in perfect health after swimming under water for a half mile. president trump tweeted his support earlier today. the u.s. is working closely w

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mike emanuel and ebony williams pick up from here but they are standing by in new york and were backbeth: thank you for joining us. >> president trump the president calling" -- welcome to "america's news headquarters" i'm mike emanuel. >> president william blasting michael cohen and the fbi on twitter this morning calling out the agency for rating:'s office and that is when agents seized the reporting of the two where they possibly discuss the payment to a former playboy model claims she had an affair with president trump. special counsel robert mueller steam is reaching out to a new possible witness

late today his top diplomat tried to reassure them, mike emanuel has this report from capitol hill. > i made clear there will be severe consequences for interference in our democratic process. >> reporter: he has been firm with moscow saying sanctions won't be eased. >> no relief of sanctions and so russia returns control of crimea to ukraine. >> reporter:t? the foreign relations chairman put pompeo in an awkward spot by criticizing donald trump's behavior. >> what is it because the president purposely to create distrust in the institutions? >> the administration's activities from the president's actions. they are one and the same. >> i noticed you are not responding to what i am saying. >> there were testy moments with new jersey senator bob menendez on the trump vladimir putin summit. >> i'm telling you he had a conversation with vladimir putin about and what us policy is today. i understand the game. >> i don't appreciate you characterizing my questions. my quest is to get to the truth. >> reporter: they also sparred over north korea agreed to end the production and enrichment of p

mike: i'm mike emanuel in for eric shawn. though heavy redacted, it shows carter page was being recruited by the russian government. the president tweeting this morning quote looking more and more like the trump campaign for president was illegally being spied upon, surveillance, for the political gain of crooked hillary clinton and the dnc. she did better with crazy bernie. republicans must get tough now. >> there is a serious problem with the fbi presenting to the fisa court an application for a search warrant against a united states citizen, then followed by three renewals when they were because it on a very flawed document. the so-called steele dossier that has never been verified. reporter: the fbi released that infamous fisa warrant which gave the intelligence community authority in 2016 to monitor a former trump campaign official carter page. it reads in part quote this fbi believes that page has been collaborating and conspiring with the russian government. there is probable cause such activities involve or are about

mike: i'm mike emanuel in for eric shawn.ter page was being recruited by the russian government.

mike: i'm mike emanuel.n international team of cave divers successfully bringing the first four boys out. the boys are said to be in perfect health after swimming under water for a half mile. president trump tweeted his support earlier today. the u.s. is working closely with the government of thailand to help get all the children out of the cave and to safety. very brave and talented people. arthel: jeff hall is on the ground with breaking developments. what can you tell us? reporter: the big concern is the rain. it's pouring here tonight in mae sai, thailand. the local governor got on tv and gave out a few tidbits and information. he said he can confirm four of the 12 players have been rescued. they were taken straight to the hospital for medical care. he mentioned all of the oxygen tanks along the route used in the operation were used during that trip out of the cave. so lots of resources. rescue crews need 10 hours to repair for the next trip to get the other players out of there. it took 7 hours 40 minut

he's go to mike emanuel on capitol hill where the battle continues to play out. mike? >> good afternoon to you, charles. good to see you. the vote was in response from calls to abolish immigration and customs enforcement or ice. the nonbinding resolution passed a short time ago. the vote was 244 to 35. there's a twist. 133 democrats voted present so they didn't support the agency. they also didn't end up voting against the men and women of ice. the lawmaker backing the nonbinding resolution blasted democrats for a lack of courage. >> i would remind them that our constituents elected us as their voice in the people's house. we were not elected to be silent. the american people deserve to know where every member of this body stands, to vote present on this resolution reflects fear. the american citizenry deserves a courageous vote. >> democrats hammered the family separation issue and they said this is about election year politics. >> it is just a meaningless political stunt to change the subject from the international shame unleashed on us by president trump. >> the pre

mike emanuel with more on that meeting. he joins us now. hi, mike. >> good afternoon.icting a handful of democrats will support judge kavanaugh's confirmation to the supreme court. likely want red state democrats from joe manchin that are up for re-election. we saw judge kavanaugh arrive this afternoon. this is his 39th meeting with a senator since being nominated to the supreme court and first with a democrat. at least two other democrats are expected to meet in august. >> senate republicans are only requesting documents from two of the five years that judge kavanaugh was in the white house. only documents from his time in the white house counsel's office, not his staff secretary. staff secretary was the most senior job that he held. >> a big development came with rand paul said he's a yes on kavanaugh. paul had expressed concerns over privacy issues but today the senator believes that kavanaugh will adhere to the constitution and will take his job to protect individual liberty seriously. other republicans sound very confident about this nomination. >> when it comes t

mike emanuel. "ktvu" news. >>> lebron james is speaking out. he opened a news -- a new school search kids in akron. was speaking to cnn he called out president trump saying he uses sports as a way to divide the country referencing the kneeling conflict. he said president -- the president turned incidents of descent into a decaying social situation and he can't deal with that. >>> a hot summer day to cool off. >> some of the temperatures coming in from lake tahoe, people can't believe it. i saw two measurements this morning. casey said i found the water to be warm at tahoe. it's the third time i've heard it. i can't remember it being that warm. 70 is warm up. at lake level buoy and i saw another marine issuing sunday degrees. i'm hearing it's warmer on the north shore and cooler on the south shore, either way it's warm for july. thunderstorm activity popping up. we had some rain early. more sprinkles than anything else and now we are firing up around bishop and getting thunderstorm activity. big time boomers towards phoenix and scottsdale and th

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mike emanuel's life for us on the hill. >> paris good afternoon.se lawmakers are voting on a resolution basically expressing support for i.c.e. at a time when men and women of that agency are under attack from the left. in that way house leadership is challenging democrats to stand up in support of the men and women who do the difficult work of enforcing the nation's immigration laws. that includes arresting people and getting them into immigration proceedings, managing immigrant attention an and, it's important to stand up in support of these patriotic americans. >> obviously what i believed to be dangerous language coming from the left, contrary to the best interest of the country and against the best interests of law enforcement, this latest call for the abolishment of i.c.e. is just more of the same. but this is beyond the pale. this has reached the point of dangerous rhetoric so i believed it calls for a response. >> on the other side, three house democrats are leading the charge for legislation to abolish i.c.e. it's being offered and that th

i'm mike emanuel. thanks for watching. "watters' world" starts right now. [♪] jesse: this is a fox news alert. i'm jesse watters. i'm debuting new hairstyle. check it out. we are going to weigh in on it later in the show. the return of barack obama. that's the subject of tonight' waters words. the president has been relatively quiet since leaving office but popped up? south africa. he lashed out at the man who did the erasing of his legacy. >> unfortunately too much of politics today seems to reject very concept of objective truth. people just make stuff up. we see the utter loss of shame among political leaders where they are caught in a lie and they double down and lie some more. jesse: we know he's calling president trump a liar. ther president obama, have you no shame? >> if you like your doctor you will be able to keep your doctor period. if you have like your healthcare plan, you can keep your healthcare plan period. there is no spying on americans. we don't have a domestic spying program. >> a handgun and clips is e

mike emanuel live on capitol hill with that. mike? >> jon, good afternoon. some leading republicans in the senate are calling for the need to enact tougher sanctions as a warning shot to moscow. >> the most important thing we need to focus now is deterring future attacks by putting in place immediate sanctions. >> in new jersey, bob menendez is calling on president trump to get personally tough with vladimir putin. >> i would have liked for him to have said, look, president putin, we know that you interfered in our 2016 elections and you're doing it now. that's not a question. that is a statement. here's consequences. >> so members of both parties concerned about upcoming elections in this country in less than four months and they want the russian president to think twice before he thinks about meddling in those elections as well, john. >> jon: what are some of the key take-aways that lawmakers see out of the helsinki summit? >> a key house republican says when the leaders of two nuclear super powers sit down and talk, that's a good thing. >> as a diplomat,

mike emanuel is live on the hill. hi, mike. >> good afternoon.e on capitol hill including chuck schumer saying "mr. president, it's time to stop taking the word of a kgb agent over your own officials. russia interfered in our elections. they're trying to do it again. you must wake up to that fact. other democrats say there must be a congressional response that includes senator patrick leahy who says at the very least, there should be a resolution saying that the u.s. congress favors the u.s. intelligence community over the word of vladimir putin. so a lot of lawmakers here say there must be some kind of response from lawmakers. it's not clear with an election four months awhy whether democrats and republicans can get together and go in the same direction at this stage. we know of course that democrats of the house and senate are calling to hear from president trump's american interpreter to see what was said in that private putin-trump meeting, shep. >> shepard: and privately, the republicans want to know what happened as well or are they not int

mike emanuel tells us what happens next on capitol hill. following what it means for the mid terms and the media. we begin with sean roberts. the. >> the president begins a battle royal to get this confirmation done by october 1. as far as the pick goes. cavanagh was the president number one choice all the way along. he did consider other candidates. but cavanagh is the one he wanted. appointed by president bush in 2006. a 12-year record on the d.c. court of appeals. here's what theli president hado say as he introduced the nation to brett cavanagh. >> judge cavanagh. >> president trump: has impeccable credential and impeccable qualjustice under the law. throughout legals circles he is considered a judge's sdge. a thought aamong his appears and admired for skill, insight and rigorous adherents to the law. that the supreme court has adopted as law of the land. >> that's what president trump like besthe about cavanagh he ws writing opinions at the d.c. circuit court of appeals and other circuit courts says the district court were looking as w

mike emanuel is live on capitol hill. we have two minutes left. i'd have to have your take on capitol hill. >> good afternoon. the president's allies have been quiet after that news conference with vladimir putin, a lot of lawmakers on both sides have been quick to emphasize they have no doubt that russia meddled with the 2016 elections and they're saying that vladimir putin is not our friend. >> everyone who has dealt with putin understands fully the best way to deal with him is through strength. i just felt like the president's comments made us look as a nation more like a push-over. >> paul ryan was quick to put out a statement saying there's no question that russia interfered in our election and undermines our democracy here and around the world. ryan said the president must appreciate that russia is not our ally. we've heard bipartisan support for the intelligence community. dana? >> dana: let's go back and listen to chuck schumer answering questions from the press. >> it's appalling and demands some kind of explanation other than its self-se

that is how "fox report" this sunday and i'm mike emanuel in for jon scott. i am dana perino chris wallace. president trump prepares to announces supreme court nominee before he heads to the nato summit pretty faces rising tensions with european allies. >> i'm going to tell nato, you've got to start paying your bills. united states will not take care of them. >> a divide with europe over tariffs, withdrawn from the iraqi nuclear deal and tensions with russia. >> i'm meeting with president vladimir putin and getting along with other countries. it's a good thing, it's not a bad thing. >> we will preview the summits with kay bailey hutchinson, u.s. ambassador to nato. then as a list of possible replacements for justice anthony kennedy narrows, the senate awaits president trump's supreme court announcement. >> if you tune in monday at 9:00, i think you will be extremely happy. >> we will discuss president trump's possible pics and handicap their chances of getting confirmed with republican senator, lindsey graham. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. and we will a