all three are from states won by mister trump. republican senate majority leader mitch mcconnell predicted the nomination will pass. >> what i'm telling you is that judge gorsuch is going to be confirmed. the way in which that occurs is in the hands of the democratic minority, and i think during the course of the week we will find out exactly how this will end, but it will end with his confirmation. >> sreenivasan: unless republicans can get 60 votes, democrats are threatening to filibuster the confirmation; in part as payback for the senate's refusal to hold hearings on judge merrick garland last year. he was president obama's pick to replace scalia. >> it looks like gorsuch will not reach the 60-vote margin so instead of changing the rules, which is up to mitch mcconnell and the republican majority, why doesn't president trump, democrats and republicans in the senate, sit down and try to come up with a mainstream nominee? >> sreenivasan: in an interview only days before his first meeting with chinese president xi jinping, presid

mister trump once said this. do you think our country is so innocent. has the nine nine seems to add fuel to a democratic narrative and that somehow mister trump was just too cozy with the kremlin. of you for the disaster made it. they seem to favor hillary clinton. they would hurt her campaign and were ultimately blamed on russia. the u.s. intelligence agencies did conclude that the kremlin try to undermine the u.s. election process but found no links between the president and moscow. russia is fake news. they have real fallout because of the controversy. the former trump national security advisor lost his job after he allegedly missed last vice president mike pence about previa's contacts he have. they accused the obama ministration of wiretapping trump tower before the election. i bet a good lawyer could make a great case out of the fact that president obama was tapping my phones in october just prior to election. the president's allegation has yet to produce the proverbial smoking gun it did of course the republican from california to step aside fro

monday, mister trump hosts egpyt's president at the white house. later this week, mr. trump hosts china's president at his mar-a-lago resort in florida. reena, they're expected t >>ninan: thanks erroll. on face the nation, senator cornyn said the intelligence committee hasn't decided whether to grant immunity to general michael flynn, the president's former national security adviser. flynn asked for immunity late last week, and president trump. said he supported that request. >> let's bring in jok dickerson, from face the nation. it is interesting that president trump basically directed flynn to seek immoounlt, how should we interpret that? >> the president himself with the russian efforts to influence the election. another way to look at this though is in a highly partisan environment where there are two congressional investigations and an fbi investigation that mr. flynn may have exposure in some way based on his other business dealings which we're still learning about after he left the white house and that in order to limit his exposure, his smart lawyer is trying to

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mister trump telling financial times he will take unilateral action against him if china won't patient. they welcome him to the state. they are now live with more. in this interview present trump said that he believes it is totally possible for the u.s. to tackle north korea without china. if china is not going to solve north korea then we well. north korea has attempted to launch six missiles since present trump took office the first one had japan's prime minister was prime minister was meeting with president trump at mara lago. there is a good chance that they could try something similar when the chinese president as their next week. when he was there what would be the incentive for china to cooperate. present trump responded that the incentive was trade but again he believes that the u.s. can tackle it without china. i'll had to say anymore. read into that what you well. talk about this now. what the latest on the berlin a fight between the white house and congressional conservatives who sidelined the ministrations efforts to repeal and replace obama care. you know that president tr

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will be watching as president trump meets with the chinese president at the end of the week-- at mister trump's mar a lago estate. among the potentially contencious topics-- trade! and how to handle north korea. president trump recently said china needs to get more involved. an epi pen recall is expanding to the u-s and other ma ective pa >> reporter: futures pointing to a little bit higher open. on friday the dow fell 65. nasdaq dropped 2. investors are watching as president trump meets with the chinese president at the end of the week in florida. among the potentially contentious topics trade and how to handle north korea. epipen recall is expanding in the u.s. and other markets basso defective part could result in the device's failure to activate. ford is recalling 53,000 trucks from this model year because they can roll away even if they are parked. ford doesn't have a fix yet. in the meantime the automaker says drivers who have the f-250 truck should use the parking brake to make sure parked cars don't move. complained about >> a baby ban is good for business at an upscale restaurant in no

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as many as mister trump have. adjusting slowly to the transition.m friendly concerned about it. the president ran a campaign with an stream staff. this is an enormous undertaking. this is 12 times as large. so you can't really run it as lean perhaps if the president thinks he can. julie pace on friday the white house team doesn't get the respect it deserves. he cited the chief chief of staff who many observers believed has after a rough start imposed a post a measure of order of the process and the mastery of the senate to ensure that houses the ascension to the high court. james rosen, fox news. all successive that he have only talked about in the past and will hear in harrisburg in a few hours speaking of that. from the twitter page just now looking for to the rally in the great state of pennsylvania tonight. he is over there at the arena said that folks are already lining up in perhaps previewing his speech a little bit. president trump tweeting mainstream fake media refuses to state our long list of achievements including 28 legislative signings

plans for america is not for a disaster but for a future and a hope in mister mike pence talking about the hope for america and the trump administration will deliver that with its agenda to make america great again as he stated. i can vice president mike pence welcoming you to "america's news hq". investigators shins into russia are wrapping up. the house intelligence committee we get the first look at key documents first revealed by the committee chair devin nunes. hello everyone i'm kelly right. and this is "america's news hq". thank you for joining us. they are criticizing the white house for keeping the documents under wrap saying that they should be made available to the entire committee. as a trump pushing back on the media's coverage of all of this. i will quote it. it's the same fake news media that said there was no path to victory for trump and is now pushing the phony russia story a total scam. let's bring in kelly jane torrance. thank you so much for talking to us. so what is this the media of course has been pushing the story and has been enjoying it a bit too much. which is it quacks. >> that's a good ques

misters. >> these tenly town henleys are familiar. this is tina fey and a maggie thatcher and that's ivanka trump and chelsea clinton. they have had backyard chickens for the last five years in addition to providing food, they're part of the family. they're wonderful pets. it really is a very zen experience to come out here and hang out with the chickens? a. those days may be numbered if d.c.'s mayor and department of health get their way. they want coops like this one gone. an exception would be made for schools. the crack down is part of now being considered by city council. the department of health tells us keeping a foul of all sorts, including chickens have been prohibited for over 30 years in the district and that the mayor just wants to clarify the rules. but last year a couple successfully sued the city to keep their chickens so there seems to be a loophole that the mayor wants to close. we are not happy to see this being part of bunkette bill. the budget bill has a lot of really important issues that the council needs to spend time on and we think this doesn't belong in there. they're not the only once. peti

trump or a mr. obama or a mister anybody, because what they do is much larger than simply, you know, the mission there at the white house and with presidential travel. i mean -- things like the -- any foreign dignitary that comes to the united states, you know -- >> i got you. >> it's much bigger than just that. we need a larger secret service. because we need to get some of these people a little bit of time at home with their families. >> got you. coast guard. you talked about it in your opening remarks. the president's budget came out and whacked coast guard. along with a lot of tsa and a lot of other agencies that are under your purview. question number one is, how much input did you have in that budget? question number two is, what are we going to do about fixing it? >> question number one, very little. i talked to them about a way forward. and we made -- we're going to make the money -- we'll make the money good for the coast guard. they're too vital -- >> yeah. >> securing the southwest border. and a lot of other things. >> and mar-a-lago and a lot of other things. okay, thank you. northern port

. >> mister president, i rise today to offer my strong support for judge neil gorsuch, president trump's pick to replace justice scalia on the supreme court. on monday his nomination passed out of the senate judiciary committee and we expect to confirm him before the end of the week. i'm tremendously excited to have him on the bench. throughout his career judge gorsuch has proven time and again that he is exceptionally qualified to serve on the supreme court as he is endorsed by members of both sides of the political spectrum, the left and the right. as a judge on the 10th circuit court of appeals in 2006 after being unanimously confirmed by this body, judge gorsuch has proven he is as mainstream as they come. of the 800 plus opinions he has written for the 10th circuit, less than 2%, or 14 opinions, have drawn dissent from his colleagues, 98% of his opinions have been unanimous. that is even more remarkable when you look at the makeup of the 10th circuit, 12 of the judges were appointed by democrat presidents while five were appointed by republicans. it does not get more mainstream than

trump is going to do regime change. >> and i don't see any reason why he is obligated to. what he did here was to say mister, you committed a hideous atrocity and we're going to make you pay for it. >> bill: we don't want you to do war crimes and this is a noble nation and were not going to stand for it. >> i was just going to say, he lost part of his airpower as a result of it and people are saying what if he does this again? if you were assad and had this happen to you by standoff weapons from the american military which was at no risk to any american servicemen, although those rays are expensive, it's something we can well afford to do and could afford to do again. would you do it again? >> bill: no. that's what i said on friday night. >> bill: the point is, we don't know that he doesn't know that either. that kind of doubt in his mind about what might happen and wondering what this guy trump who unexpectedly -- >> bill: assad doesn't sleep in the same house prayed every night, he sleeps in a different house pretties like saddam hussein. assad moves every night to a different residence. but just a matter

mister president. >> senator from oklahoma. >> easter president, when we lost the honorable justice scalia, we were all send and he was such a legend in the court and i'm really proud that president trump has nominated a successor that's worthy of filling his shoes. judge gorsuch was as worthy of respect and approval from people across the legal community. he is as unrivaled bipartisan support. it's unfortunate that the democrats have tried to block his nomination, it's not going to work but they tried. easily i had the honor of meeting judge gorsuch, it's interesting because i was on his list to visit, i even n said don't waste your time on me, i know your credentials, i'm going to support you anyway and i'm not on the appropriate committees that would block the judgment but he did call and we met , and today, you have to meet and talk to the guy in person. to know what kind of an individual that he really is. he is of course being from oklahoma , i'm sensitive to the fact that he is the son of the west. in fact, none of our judges out there with the exception of california are what we would call the western united states in the area where people are need to be properly represented. a

trump's popularity. >> we expect 8 million coming for mister ossoff and where is the money coming from for the republican candidates? >> the bronze, the tremendous bulk of the money is coming from outside georgia. one, only one in 20 of jon ossoff's 2000 donors live in georgia in the actual congressional district and the same thing with the outside spending from national washington groups, from washington political groups. very little super pack spending is coming from georgia itself so this is definitely an example of a nationalized race and you could see a lot more like it in 2018 the congressional district has been held by republicans in 1979, where is it and what's it like this and mark . >> the district right now, we are the district spans from east dekalb county and the suburbs always to north dekalb county and the eastern suburbs. it's very affluent, highly educated and also a very red district but it's establishment friendly. this is a district that john mccain and mitt romney won overwhelmingly in 2008 and 2012 but that donald trump one by a point and a half so it speaks volumes about the distri