>> admiral mullen: i think it's really uncertain.ive president trump credit for getting to this point. he has moved the needle on this one that has not been done in the past, but i also think given the stakes it's a very much higher risk, high reward opportunity and i think the downsides potentially are really significant as well. >> chris: i want to talk to about that because you gave a speech in washington this week and you talked about what could happen if the summit falls apart if they walk away from singapore without a deal. it let me put it up on the screen. if the talks do fall apart, excuse me, you didn't cough, i did. the failure is likely to stir the president's most bellicose aggressive instincts. are you saying that if there is no deal that we could be worse off than if there had been no summit in the first place? >> admiral mullen: i think what i'm saying is if the talks fail that the likelihood of options are dramatically reduced to potential conflict. that's a huge worry. i think despite the progress that has been made

the state's star witness, robert mullens.all the jailhouse snitch, and you call a jailhouse informant. >> no, he's a snitch, no question about that. but at the end of the day, what we learned from robert mullens is that he's been given a fairly detailed account by gagnon of what occurred that evening and what the crime scene looked like. >> in fact, he said mullens was the first to tell police this piece of bombshell news. gagnon had mentioned an accomplice in the killings. >> the only way he can have that information is from someone who participated in the crime. >> then the prosecutor tried to spin an inconvenient fact in his favor. those mystery blood drops found at the murder scene had been tested. the dna was not a match to rick, but to an unidentified male. that, said the prosecutor, actually supported what mullens said, that rick had an accomplice. humphries believed the evidence was enough to put the defendant away. he only wished he could make the same case against rick's old girlfriend. what about bambi? she wasn't

that, again, from admiral michael mullen, former joint chiefs chair. let's go to virginia, it's michelle, our line for others. you're on span span. what do you think, michelle? caller: thanks for taking my call. i'm a gold star wife, and i want to say, i will volunteer to be water boarded for every american life that i can keep from being beheaded by the enemy. just saying. being water boarded, you cannot even compare to people being, losing their head on the internet by the enemy. so the fact that they even tried to compare the two is ludicrous to me. >> all right, appreciate the call. let's go over to indianapolis. it's marcia, also on our line for republicans. marcia, what do you think, a different view or do you support ms. haspel? caller: i support ms. haspel. i think she has said all the right things, and i think that she has answered very well everything that she was asked. i think some of the -- you think, i think she really sounds like she is a good person and follows the rules. and i think sometimes people have done things that maybe later on

we will ask retired mike mullen. fox news sunday exclusive.s, tensions spike in the middle east as iran and israel face off across the syrian border. we will ask the sunday panel will this trigger a wider war. and power player to have week, the changing role of the uso has developed home away from home. >> we were no longer working with young men who were being drafted into the military. all of a sudden, we had families. chris: all right now on fox news sunday. hello, again, happy mother's day from fox news in washington. north korea has scheduled what it calls a dismantling ceremony in nuclear test site ahead of singapore summit. that's now less than one month away. the plan to negotiate a nuclear deal with north korea comes as the president pulls out of an agreement with iran and mr. trump says he wants to signal the kind of hard bargain he will demand from kim. in a few minutes, we will discuss the summit, what happens next with iran and growing tensions in the middle east with secretary of state mike pompeo in his first interview since he

and eric mullens?mber taking it home and reading it and putting it down and thinking, no, it didn't say that, and picking it back up again. >> reporter: but remarkable as ralph's letter was, it still wasn't the whole story. a few weeks after the murder, he mustered up the courage and told the police -- >> while he was held captive he had asked to go to the restroom and he was sexually assaulted in the bathroom. >> reporter: well, why didn't he say anything about that before? >> his explanation was that he was embarrassed. from my understanding, it might be a bit difficult to talk about but the smallest details could be very important so keep that in mind. >> reporter: ralph agreed to show the investigators exactly what happened. and where. >> and he grabbed me with the other hand on my hip right here and he proceeded to assault me. >> reporter: so that was the whole awful story. but if ralph thought that sharing his new, more detailed recollections would clear the air, he was wrong. what did you think

i also want to recognize one or your members a gentleman by the name of moon mullen, kind of an auspiciouse. i see you looking down down there. we'll just leave it at that. i mention his name because we're sitting there trying to figure out how we're going to get from a to b. well, do you guys know anybody, do you know any democrats, do you know anybody on the committee? moon mullen not only terrorizes cartwright's office forever and a day, but he makes the mistake of mentioning that he went to school with bill passkrel. i go i need you to work on him a little bit. i don't know what he did but he comes and find me on the floor and says what do you need? i said i need some more democrat signatures on the house armed services committee on this thing. i think it took him if it wasn't 24, it was 25 hours. he comes up to me and goes how is that working for you? working so well that bill got a case of beer and lunch for the office the next day. kelly dixon, who's the senior legislative operations staffer for majority leader kevin mccarthy, we were getting close to the end of things before congre

i also want to recognize one of your members, a gentleman by the name of moon mullen. i see you looking down there. so we'll just leave it at that but let me tell you why i mentioned his name because we're trying to figure out what is the outplan. how are we going to get from a to b? well, do you guys know anybody? do you know any democrats or on the committee? moon mullen not only terrorizes cartwright's office, but he made the mistake of mentioning this he went to school with bill pascrell, one of the senior democrats from new jersey? i need you to work on him a lib. -- a little bit. i don't know what he did, but he comes and finds me on the floor and says what do you need. i said i need some more democrat signatures on this thing because we can get special treatment. i think it took him -- if it wasn't 24, it was 25 hours. i think it took him -- if it wasn't 24, it was 25 hours. and he comes up to me and says how's that working for you? working so well, that bill's an italian-american, he got lunch for his office the next day. i want to mention another name, who is

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then, there is tim hardaway, part of that run tmc warrior squad, so entertaining along with chris mullen and company and mister richmond as well with the golden state warriors in the 80s as well. in the meantime it is always about game 7 in any sport. vegas made quick work of their western conference final. it is taken some time. watch the lightning and it is a powerful situation, tj with a flick of the rest right there. this broke up the game in the second period. there were 24 saves in a shutout in the net for the caps to win 3 to 0. they go back to florida for game 7. >> that should be a good one. >> as you know the giants today were both off, that there was activity in the major leagues tonight. it is time to check this out. it is a big league temper tantrum, or not it goes back to the dugout and wait a minute, i do like the look of that yellow can. they are used to it apparently or they do not want to be the next victim. this you have to see, 19-year- old juan sosa. there is a 420 foot home run. this is the final outcome of the way the doctors of tonight. not will be saved by the ai

i also want to recognize one of members -- inauspicious gentleman by the name of moon mullen. see you looking down. we will leave it at that. let me tell you why i mentioned his name. trying to figure out how are we going to get from 80 to be and all this sort of stuff. do you know anybody. do you know any democrats. he makes the mistake of mentioning that he went to pas grow.h bill one of the senior democrats from new jersey. i said, i need you to work on him a little bit. i do not know what he did, but he comes and finds me on the floor and says, what do you need. that's what you need? i said i need more signatures on this thing. can we get special treatment? -- if it wasok him not 24, it was trying five hours and he comes up to me and says, how is that working for you? got lunch well -- he for his office that day. i want to mention another name. kelly dixon. the senior legislative operations ambassador. we were getting close to the end of things before congress shut down and we had to get it to the floor. it had been passed out of committee and she was getting some guff fro

i think especially after the kind of performance mullen put up over the weekend having this surprisesecond summit begins on the end and being credit wait salvaging these peace or dialogue process people do think that it wouldn't be out of place if you were to actually join these two leaders of countries well what was really interesting to see coming out in the statement moon gave to the press sunday morning about the son he had and how we came down and was that he actually emphasized just how much mistrust love korea has the united states is especially when it comes to the guarantee of age and security so it is seems that south korea's rule to las concerns to the united states and to an extent north korea seems to be relying on south korea to be its partner and to be to an extent a guarantor of the terms that would be agreed on in any kind of negotiation between washington and you know. a critic of the colombian government's two thousand and sixteen peace deal with fog rebels as won the most votes in the first round of presidential elections. will faces nearest challenger gustavo pet

senator van mullen. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i was checking off on the telescope and you are right we've had setbacks and i hope the independent review gets to the bottom of that but as i understand your test money you are a 100% committed to getting this program to completion and fulfilling the mission, is that right? >> without question the other question i had to one of the recommendations that come out of the decadal survey and we talked about this a little bit yesterday and the top priority in the large project in the 2010 national research council decadal survey of astronomy at the six is the y field infrared survey telescope, could you talk about why the decadal survey made that a priority and the importance of that mission. >> absolutely. when we think about these big projects like the james webb space telescope and the w first space telescope these are opportunities for us -- we are talking about programs that have a finite lifetime. when the end of the james webb happens we need to have something that can come next. th

markwayne mullen. bill posey. david roser. john rutherford. where is john? john rutherford.ank you, john. claudia tenney. kevin yoder. lee zeldin. my good friend brian france is here. he is doing a fantastic job. i have had him as my friend for a long time. you wouldn't believe that. different sides, different states likely but we like each other from the beginning. where is brian? thank you very much for being here, brian. congratulations, too, on everything that has happened. chairman and the c.e.o. of nascar. and brian has been with us since the beginning like so many others who love nascar. and he has been really supporter from the beginning. he said we support trump. and i want to thank you. that was incredible. that meant a lot. thank you. [applause] martin, i want to congratulate you. team president. where is joe? joe garrone. crew chief cole pern. chief? pretty tough job, right? how do you change the tires so fast? are you born with that talent or can you learn it or sort of both, right? if you don't have it, forget it, right? great job. i watch that. it's pretty ama

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former joint chiefs of staff michael mullen gave a speech that got a little bit overshadowed by trumpe iran nuclear deal. he warned that he thinks we're closer to nuclear war with north korea than ever before. because if the summit doesn't go well, we're back to talking about military actions. so i think it's a little early for trump to be counting his ducks. he's having a nice run on these foreign policy issues dominating the headlines, pushing out the stories he doesn't like. and the rewards could be very high. but the risk remains extremely high. so i think right now, we have to be very cautious about it. >> let's continue the febreeze metaphor. febreeze only masks major odors. so if there's a major failure on either front, north korea or iran, like michael says, in the end, what matters is the results. it matters how this ends. we took a huge gamble in scrapping this iran agreement. and now according to state department briefing that was on background, without really a plan b for what is going to happen. it's possible that the iranians could cry uncle and give us a better deal. or

look, mullen's intentions have already been questioned and they are further going to be questioned as we get additional information. michael mukasey who was the attorney general under george w. bush recently penned an op-ed for "u.s.a. today" saying that rosenstein had no evidence and no basis for the special counsel investigation to begin with. you had a federal judge in the manafort case basically saying that some of the charges against man ford were purely designed to go after president trump to bring impeachment and political harm against him. so i think the more information that we learn, the nor you're going to have voices coming out against the mueller investigation and concerns that a lot of this is political. >> katie: david, the big concern with the special counsel is they would have unlimited authority. that's why the congressman are asking about the scope memo to see what rosenstein outlined in terms of what he is allowed to investigate what his jurisdiction is with the cohen guilty plea, this seems to ramp up fears about getting the people around the president, squeezing

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. >> the first anchor team for me first directing on this show was mark mullen and asha blake.on "world news now" is really different than any other broadcast, because "world news now" is a very different show than any other broadcast. one of the first things i really liked about "world news now" is that you had an opportunity to do everything. it could be anything from balloons to a bubble machine, to a special report. some days you just can't even prepare for that, because someone brings in a rabbit. someone brings in a dog. we don't look past, it's really what are we doing tomorrow. ♪ "world news now" london '97. we had an anchor who lost his luggage. >> lost two pieces, you know, in a direct flight. how does that happen? >> on the air, he just was killing the airline for a week. >> a garment bag and another bag. my guess is that it never made it across the atlantic. >> and just is still waiting to get that luggage back. ♪ we're coming home we've done our time ♪ >> the city that we love and the budget that we can afford. we're going to do five days in new york city. go to po

as far as what lindsey graham said it is what mike mullen said on "fox news sunday" last week which is that you have the summit. if it falls apart, there is not much more room for diplomacy and president trump isn't going to feel without room for diplomacy he has to engage in military strike against north korea to stop its nuclear program. so that's the high risk and high reward of this kim/trump summit. >> sandra: what extent is president trump showing that he is willing to go to make this summit happen, chris? >> well, he has accepted the deal and clearly he seems interested. i was going to say enamored of the idea he could pull off a deal that everybody in the world thought was unthinkable a couple months ago. the idea that kim would give up his entire nuclear program in return for relief in sanctions and the president also yesterday sort of upped the ante in terms of what he would be willing to give kim and basically said security guarantee that the u.s. would never or at least as long as kim minded his manners, kept to his word, that he would never move against the kim regime. so

admiral mullen said he thought the number one threat to our national security was actually our debt, so there are some, many realistic people, even high-ranking people in the military who are saying you know what? if we want to secure our nation, we have to make sure that we have a sound economy and that we have a sound government that is not borrowing so much money. how rapidly do we borrow money? we borrow a million dollars every minute. a million dollars a minute. in fact, it's a little bit higher than that now. it's about $1.5 million. the curve over the next ten years gets to about $2 million a minute. imagine how fast the money is flying out of here. how big is a million dollars? people have said that if you put $100 bills in your hand, it's about four inches high to get to a million dollars. but we're borrowing a million or more every minute. so if we said how would we get to $30 billion, how could we possibly cut $30 billion from the budget, i'll give you an example of where some of the money is. foreign aid is about $30 billion. you say well, i want to help the poor people o

we will ask retired admiral mike mullen, former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. it

white house deputy press secretary is here, oklahoma congressman mark wayne mullen, reagan white housepolitical adviser, fantastic, one of my favorite people walking in the face of the earth ed rollins is here as well. top story this hour, summit showdown, north korea responding this morning after president trump scrapped plans for historic sit-down with that country's leader kim jong un. north korea announcing it is still willing to come to the table to, quote, resolve issues at any time. meanwhile president trump says tough sanctions will remain in place. >> if and when kim jong un chooses to engage in constructive dialogue and actions, i am waiting. in the meantime, our very strong sanctions by far the strongest sanctions ever imposed and maximum pressure campaign will continue. dagen: the news sent down tumbling at least momentarily, down nearly 300 points at that moment in trading yesterday. though it regained most of the losses as trading day moved on. joining us now wall street journal global economic editor jon hilsenrath. your take on the market's reaction to the news, maybe t