mr. shannon from and called 911 and provided very descriptive details of the incident. aron and from and: to the rope with mr. shanahan opened onto the other end of the rope, while being pulled out due to the current, jennifer had the wherewithal to make herself visible and direct responding san francisco fire department and san francisco police department units to the exact location of mr. shanahan. i want to stop your for a moment and really explain to action zero. aron oliveira had an amazing [inaudible] on the phone copied earlier cummings being a little humble when he said that it was the dispatcher that did a great job just ask the right questions. i know for my 27 years of experience with the majority of the rescues and surf rescues and water rescues we have had, one of the problems is usually not having descriptive adequate pinpoint locations and information. all of that was given by erin on this phone call. secondly, when we arrived >> i want to correct you i think was by furman width you are correct. by furman. second of all jennifer was able to get the wherewi

mr. shannon from and called 911 and provided very descriptive details of the incident. aron and from and: to the rope with mr. shanahan opened onto the other end of the rope, while being pulled out due to the current, jennifer had the wherewithal to make herself visible and direct responding san francisco fire department and san francisco police department units to the exact location of mr. shanahan. i want to stop your for a moment and really explain to action zero. aron oliveira had an amazing [inaudible] on the phone copied earlier cummings being a little humble when he said that it was the dispatcher that did a great job just ask the right questions. i know for my 27 years of experience with the majority of the rescues and surf rescues and water rescues we have had, one of the problems is usually not having descriptive adequate pinpoint locations and information. all of that was given by erin on this phone call. secondly, when we arrived >> i want to correct you i think was by furman width you are correct. by furman. second of all jennifer was able to get the wherewi

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mounted and against the president-elect of the time or as a candidate or his campaign. >> shannon: some are now calling mr. clapper's credibility into question. we turned to trace gallagher. >> hi, shannon. the former national intelligence director doubles on his denial, saying there was no court order from a foreign intelligence act or pfizer as we know it to wiretap trump tower. james clapper went on to say that if there had been a court order, he would "certainly hope he would be aware of it." he added that while he does believe the russians modeled in the election, he has seen no evidence that the trump campaign colluded with russia. even conservatives who are not defending trump when it comes to these wiretap allegations against the obama administration, are also quick to point out that james clapper has a bit of a credibility problem. namely, his false statements to congress concerning surveillance matters back in 2013. watch. >> does the nsa collect any type of data at all on millions or hundreds of millions of americans? >> no, sir. >> it does not? >> not wittingly. there are cases where they coul

mr. president. >> shannon: joining us to discuss so many things going on in washington, karl rove formerte house deputy chief of staff for george w. bush and fox news contributor. that's start with health care. the president said they'll forge ahead on this and said the failed speaker paul ryan is still the guy and the speaker on the hill. we'll get ready in a little while later today to watch the votes roll in. how critical is this for the brand new trump administration? >> very critical. if the republican health care proposal goes down then the discord inside the congressional republican ranks will be severe. there'll be a lot of finger-pointing and impact the president's ability to move forward whether it's tax reform or immigration reform or infrastructure or the budget. and we'll have a lot of battles ahead and there'll an element of the republican party in the house to say we survived and we told the president we wouldn't be with him on health care and we can tell him we will not be with him on other issues as well. >> shannon: why do you feel it appears they're good and sticking t

. >> shannon: mr. trump getting set to sign a revised executive order on immigration.hy it looks like the president may be making a couple of big changes in this next 2.0 version. >> bill: the president calling for a major shift in the fight against isis. what it means for our troops and allies in the region battling that war. >> president trump: as promised, i directed the department of defense to develop a plan to demolish and destroy isis, a network of lawless savages that have slaughtered muslims and christians and men and women and children of all faiths and all beliefs. the future of business in new york state is already in motion. companies across the state are growing the economy, with the help of the lowest taxes in decades, a talented workforce, and world-class innovations. like in plattsburgh, where the most advanced transportation is already en route. and in corning, where the future is materializing. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today at esd.ny.gov >> president trump: i am asking all citizens to embrace this renewal of the american spirit. i'

here now, our correspondence, eric shawn and shannon bream. so, mr.ook major deductions to get down to the 25% margin, right? >> he did. there is a deduction of more than $103 million, we don't know exactly what it was because we only have two pages of a tax return with a white house statement said the losses take into account large-scale depreciation for construction. >> bill: let me stop you. most people don't know all of this. i am not being condescending because i had to look it up. if you build something and then he says, it is not worth what i put into it now, maybe a casino, and a fine ants or rodents in a casino, he can write off certain amounts as his investments depreciates, right? >> i think it is 39 years that i can personal real estate development has. those years, they can write off an asset like a large casino or a building because it is depreciating the whole time, aging. >> bill: it is the same thing if you buy an airplane, that can be depreciated, so, what he paid, the consensus is, was fair. he paid it 25%, 58 million, 56 million, i

mr. comey. >> bill: shannon, what's next?non: the latest repeal of obamacare is to repeal funding for planned parent hood. >> bill: it's been nearly ten year since casey anthony has been acquitted from the death of her daughter. do the answers she gives now put the case to rest or raise more questions? >> i don't give a [bleep] what anybody think. i never will. i'm ok with myself. i sleep pretty good at night. >> shannon: a newly-revealed republican legislation will repeal funding to planned parenthood for a year and the explanation where the money will instead go. >> we'll move it to the the federally funded health care clinics and this is not about denying women access to care. we want them to have it. they will have it they simply won't get it through place also provide abortion. >> shannon: that was a former communication director for marco rubio. it will be tight in the senate. this is one of the issues. lis, we have a senator from alaska and potential senator susan collins and saying she won't vote for anything that fun

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shannon began a boycott of any product connected to mr. trump. >> the movement has taken off and she is using her platform to bring attention to women and their rights. shannon, thanks for being here. >> thanks so much for having me. >> is this a women's march or anti-donald trump march. >> it is a march in favor of women and respect and inclusion in the society. as the boycotts proceeded, it began as a protest of the trump tapes and what heard the president say on the trump tapes. it has acquired layers of meaning. some protest the trump families many conflicts of interest. some use it to protest the muslim ban. >> when you say respect and inclusion, i know back in the march after inauguration day in january there was an organization, a pro life group whose partnership was revoked in that march. some women say this march doesn't reflect my conservative republican value. women are divided. >> not all women feel the same. boycotts are an important form of peaceful protests. women control 85% of all consumer purchasing in this country. we kno

mr. trump is so hard on getting it build. >> shannon: richard, even the woman's family, her father has saiddon't want her case to be used to hurt other people who were coming here in good faith to be immigrants who need to make a living, desperate to escape their home countries. even he, who just lost his daughter, said he doesn't want this to change the entire conversation. >> and that is what makes this issue so hard, shannon. you think about stories like this that are devastating and depressing, and those folks shouldn't be in the country. then you have case from the "miami herald" a couple of weeks ago, a man that came for economic freedom, being deported for minor traffic offenses. we have both sides of the coin, and it's not working. the reason my, donald trump, while i understand while he has put this executive order forward, this is a stopgap measure. they need to get bold and say, we are going to actually have comprehensive immigration reform with a pathway to citizenship. right now, america is operating on 1980 1980 immigration laws,a 1980s have called and asked for their laws bac

shannon: when all was said and done the tax return revealed none of that. just what it should reveal president trump made money and paid taxes and he blasted it calling it fake news. mrer, newt gingrich with us. >> good to be with you. >> shannon: there weren't massive unexplained foreign dumps of money but there was certainly a lot of speculation. >> first of all the release of that tax return is a felony and panel a grand jury and find out who released it and that person ought to go to jail. the city is filled with people who think they can break the law as long as their liberals because it morally right to do anything you can to hurt donald trump. that's wrong. the law requires civil servants obey the law and when they dump something that's illegal they should be prosecutored as criminals. maddow is fake news so the attack shouldn't surprise anybody. the material turns out, guess what, donald trump is rich. as a rich person he makes a lot of money. as a smart rich money he uses lawyers and accountants to minimize his tax liability and still paid 25% of his income in taxes which for a wealthy person is a pretty high number. i think it's proof, look, he is a remarka

mr. johnson has been found. no word on his condition. >> you are talking about 21 tons of garbage to find a ring. . shannonost her wedding and engagement rings under tons of trash. she took her rings off to clean, they wound up in the trash. they called the city, which held up its trash pickup to let her look for her jewelry. shannon,ot find it, so her husband, and three sanitation employees went digging through 800 bags of trash and hit paydirt. they found the rings after only tears of joy. ofberly: what a cool act service. and now they are cleaned up and looking pretty.

mr. obama had tapped his phone to trump tower during the 2016 election. shannon congress investigate the supreme trump campaign officials and campaign surrogates now attorney general jeff sessions. leland: plus, despite repeal and replace obamacare replace obama carries out. we'll talk to the pharmacist in congress. republican buddy carter of georgia about the changes he would like to see.

mr. trump has said he doesn't expect congress to pay for the wall. >> shannon: looking at the possibility of raising the debt ceiling. a little bit of what candidate trump had to say. then you're going to hear from the current treasury secretary. >> i tell you what, i heard bayner say there's no way were going to close up government. if you don't have the threat, you can't do anything. they've got nothing. you've got to say we are going to close it. you've got to scare them but you can't negotiate when your top person says there's no way we closed up government. >> everybody understands, whether you are republican or democrat, we need to raise the debt limit. the full faith and credit of the united states is the most important thing. >> shannon: two different financial issues, both involve a game of chicken. you saw what the president said when he was running. >> there will be some interesting discussions of the white house, i'm sure. the issue i think is when you consider the president coming off the back of a defeat, he doesn't want the imagery of dysfunction. he prides himself as someo

shannon: so someone different is in power now. how do you think this goes down? is it pure partisan politics? >> i think mr. mer has been consistently inconsistent. it's bipartisan politics. i'm asking to treat neil gorsuch the way we treated sotomayor and kagan. >> shannon: getting to the 60 vote threshold. >> bill: kagan got 63 and sotomayor got 68 without cloture or filibuster. i'm asking the democrats to do for president what i and others did for president obama then this will all work out. he's the most qualified nominee since roberts. ten years on the bench, 127 decisions, one reversal the highest rating from the american bar association and a 900-page report after interviewing lawyers and he's one of the top jurists in the country. president trump couldn't have done better. it's politics going wide. >> shannon: you want him treated the way sotomayor and kagan were. and they want to treat him like garden was. >> i'll use the rule on judge garland. he's a fine man. justice scalia died in february, 2016. the south carolina primary for president was a week after his death. here's what joe biden said. in 1

mr. obama had tapped his phone to trump tower during the 2016 election. shannon: all this is congress investigate the supreme trump campaign officials and campaign surrogates now attorney general jeff sessions. leland: plus, despite repeal and replace obamacare replace obama carries out. we'll talk to the pharmacist in congress. republican buddy carter of georgia about the changes he would like to see. and there is no better place to be covering all of this from ben washington, where we are this morning. i am leland vittert. welcome to the headquarters. shannon: i am shannon bream. the white house calling for whether the obama administration abused his executive power during the 2016 election. this one day after president trump accused of wire tapping trump tower in the lead up to november so. christian fisher is following all this fast-moving developments in west palm beach florida where president trump spends his beacon of our love go. reporter: lives, both republicans and democrats at the sunday shows to say that president trump made these claims therefore tha

. >> shannon: ohio governor john kasich slamming president trump for not reaching out and he's not the only one teeing off against mr bush taking aim. let's speak about it with scott brown and mary anne marsh. welcome to you both. >> good morning. >> thank you. >> shannon: mary anne, i'm getting you're not surprised there are people who would be critical of president trump's performance. >> it's not a surprise. they're stating the obvious and the fact is donald trump suffered a big loss on friday. the reality is buy -- bipartisanship is not rewarded and they have taken over by opposing a democrat president now you see the same thing. will it change with the loss on health care? perhaps but i doubt it. >> shannon: senator, what do you make of this? every sunday i turn on a show and he was one of the last men standing with president trump for the gop nomination and the governor of an important state and he's on generally every sunday and doesn't have nice things to say about how the administration is doing. >> i have a lot of respect for him. i was disappointed he doesn't even come to his own convention in his own sta

shannon: quite a recidivism rates. trace, thank you. using the twitter feed to open up new lines of attack. that includes illinois senator durbin who went so far as to suggest mrump is destroying the credibility of the office through social media. >> donald trump is destroying the credibility of the office of president 140 characters at that at a time. this charge he has made about some wiretapping before the election without a scintilla of evidence, no evidence whatsoever, been refuted not only by the former president but also the former director of national intelligence and the head of the federal peer of investigation. >> shannon: joining me now, political columnists, and director of georgetown's institute of politics, both pop fox news contributors. good to see you tonight. i want to start with you, is this an unforced error? the president knows that the left is going to be coming after him all the time, why not be super extra duper extraordinarily careful? >> he does have the finest intelligence services at his fingertips, could probably get a lot of really great information if he took a minute and tried to get it. the bottom line is, the underlining thin

mr. putin and his government and his organization to interfere in major ways with our basic fundamental democratic process. s >> shannonp gop leaders will hold a news conference at the top of the hour. you see the empty podium there. we expect they'll talk about tax reform next on the list. top of the agenda after the failed obamacare repeal and replace efforts and expect they'll get questions from that and russia and other things. we're following it closely and take you there live as soon as we get the very latest. >> not any argument at this stage that somehow the election of president trump was not legitimate but there's no question but there was a serious effort made by mr. putin and his government and organization to interfere in major ways with our basic fundamental democratic processes. in some quarters that would be an act of war. >> bill: strong words from former vice president dick cheney. my guest, ambassador john bolton. good morning to you. he wasn't saying the election wasn't legitimate but russia was meddling. >> it's unacceptable for any foreign actor to meddle in our election and getting to what the ru

shannon is very happy to discuss healthcare along with other issues and asked that political stakes grow, vice president mike pence says mr. trump will keep his campaign promise. >> donald trump is a man of his word. among all of the things that he promised, and there were many to the american people, i think what folks administration is the president has been working in an energetic way to keep his promises to the american people. he decided the day after the election that the number one priority, the first priority in the congress when they came back was to keep his word to repeal and replace obamacare. we're going to make sure it happens. >> shannon: chief white house correspond to john roberts as a life on the north lawn, what is the latest on the white house selling of this health care plan? >> good morning to you. the white house and president pushing hard on this, senior admission officials telling me this is really the art of the deal for donald trump. he is meeting with people every day into the night, really kind of in his element according to a white house official in full dealmaking mode, listening to input, l

mr. bellvedere. >> and lurch from the adam's family. >> and tony from the boss. >> and good morning everybody. a massive winter storm heading into the >> bill: good morning. i'm bill hemmer. we are inside "america's newsroom." >> shannon: we made the show inside today. we're just days away from the official start of spring but it doesn't feel like it in new york city. a monster blizzard grinding much of the east coast to the halt. the national weather service calls it quote, life threatening. dozens of flights are canceled promising to effect the nation and they're warning people to stay off the road. >> if people have the ability to work from home do so based on the early morning reports it seems people have taken that seriously. there's already significant snow falling in new york and connecticut and western mass and we fully expect it will be moving east with greater intensity. >> bill: can't say we didn't warn you, right and look who's up early. does the electricity work in that room at this hour? >> i didn't know it but it does. we have lots to report things are better, that's the bottom line. yesterday the national weather service was predicting two feet of snow in new york city and boston and a foot in philly a

mr. bellvedere. >> and lurch from the adam's family. >> and tony from the boss. >> and good morning everybody. a massive winter storm heading into the >> bill: good morning. i'm bill hemmer. we are inside "america's newsroom." >> shannononal weather service calls it quote, life threatening. dozens of flights are canceled