orrin hatch would like to kill the trump tariffs. according to politico, republican senators say they can't get the president to comprehend that his tariffs offensive could damage the american economy. and so there is a rebellion brewing among republican senators on the trump tariffs. and this could be the thing that pushes donald trump's disapproval rating even higher. according to the "des moines register," iowa's soybean farmers could lose up to $624 million in export revenue because of retaliatory tariffs on soybeans. i wiowa's junior senator joni ernst said "we want to support the president, my constituents want to support the president as well but they can only keep that stiff upper lip before things collapse. we're not quite at that point but it's rapidly approaching." so the new definition of representing your state as a republican in the united states senate seems to be stick with donald trump until your state collapses. joni ernst apparently has no intention of abandoning the president before the collapse of iowa. she seems

we heard that senator orrin hatch had said that coney barrett was not going to get it.een some talk in washington for a while that may be was saving that in case ruth bader ginsburg retired from the bench so we can replace the woman with a woman. what i'm looking forward to is all of that -- if she doesn't get it, looking forward to all the liberals suddenly insisting that she really was the one that should have been on the court because she is great. not like this cavanaugh guy or this kethledge guy. whoever gets named is going to be the new sort of demon head for liberals for the next few weeks. >> martha: you are so right. i think that may be the case. perhaps because amy coney barrett is relatively new. she's been on the court i think seven or eight months at this point, that the president perhaps might believe that he's going to get another pick and that perhaps he would like to return to that idea later down the road. thomas hardiman has also said to be one of the top contenders. what do you think of brett kavanaugh? is he someone that you would be happy with, and

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>> orrin hatch. >> tucker: standing upright, is it orrin hatch? for senator orrin hatch we think we might need to talk with a screenshot of search results whiches claimed he passd away last year. his team posting a series of photos proving the senator is very much alive. >> tucker: that you are correct which brings us to question five, a sudden death match between dr. sebastian gorka and katie pavlich. this again is multiple-choice. there is a video from england, an island on which dr. gorka grew up it is all over the internet today it shows a tourist getting in the way of one of the queen's guards while the guard is marching outside windsor castle. how did the guard react to the tourist? he letter, ask her politely to move out of the way? b? pusher heart of the side. 4c, lock hern up in prison. >> tucker: i'm going for a period h . >> tucker: to the tape we go. your waterloo i'm afraid. good point, get back to great britain. thank you both, katie pavlich, you have the mug big enough, sebastian gorka congratulations. >> i'm saluting you. >> tucker

orrin hatch called the move reckless. today the senate is voting on a measure that could lead to restrictions on the president's ability to wage his trade war. now it's a nonbinding resolution which means it doesn't have any teeth but free traders in congress say its passage will build momentum towards real legislation. this is no joke for a lot of people who listen to all the rhetoric going back and forth. but this really hits their pocketbooks. >> this isn't something you can paper over with assurances and talk. people will see the actual consequences of this in their paychecks. there's talk about jobs being cut at bmw in south carolina. of course, a really big state for trump. but the government officials down there, they don't want these folks to lose their really good jobs. farmers are totally different thing. you can tell them it's going to be okay but at the end of the year, farmers borrow money to plant. they plant. they pay the loan back and what they have left is their income. and they know when their income is

he is next, followed by senator orrin hatch of utah. schumer: last night, president trump selected brett kavanaugh for the upcoming vacancy on the supreme court. in selecting judge kavanagh, did somethingp' he said he would do on the campaign trail -- not on nominate someone who would take away women's rights and health care for americans with pre-existing conditions. he has put in my mental rights, labor rights, lgbtq writes. how do we know?

is orrin hatch dropping breadcrumbs here? >> give me a break.r tea leaves that we're going to look at, you know, i'm glad the united states senator used the feminine pro noun. i don't think it means anything in terms of who the nominee is. i think, you know, it just is good to mix it up and use the feminine pro nouns and the masculine in others. i would read nothing into that. >> all right. we'll not then. we appreciate that. we thank you for being on. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >>> just ahead, call it a speed bump. the rapid road to denuclearization probingered by president trump hitting the first big blockade. the north korean comment that forced secretary pompeo to push back. you're live in the cnn newsroom. ahh, a h...and a half.... but they can relax. they got an unbeatable price on a suite. with an extra bed. no one looks out for you, like travelocity. with price match guarantee, you'll always wander wisely. gives skin the moisture it needs and keeps it there longer with lock-in moisture technology skin is petal smooth after all,

and i was mentioning that a former chairman orrin hatch had told me yesterday that this is the processwhich you begin as republicans the conversation and ask the tough questions before democrats have an opportunity to kind of get in there so you can kind of anticipate what might be put on the table. this is a big day for judge kavanaugh watching it unfold, will bring it alive points as they happen. >> katie: just before that breaking news, the future supreme court justice talking about the president traveling to brussels for the nato summit, marie, you are reacting to melissa trying to explain why the president said may be easier to deal with vladimir putin. >> marie: i actually think he's trolling everyone. >> judge napolitano: he's probably watching us on air force one. >> marie: multiple nations have asked nato to pay more, that is a fairly standard ask but no other president of either party has ever tweeted aggressively and so negatively at nato before and if you remember the nato summit, the last one when the president stood in front of all the nato leaders. there are consequences

i don't think orrin hatch would be previous have i to the finiv. i think all the names on the short list would be very acceptable to conservatives. all are judges with clear records of conservatism. though amy coney barrett has been on the bench for less than a year, so her record less extensive. the paeappeal of kavanaugh, he a long deep record, an excellent pedigree that appeals to conservatives. and the republican party for deck and iburned by people that turned out to be a liberal. so the party is careful about vetting these candidates very clearly for their ideological position. and i think they feel that they have done that for all three of these. but perhaps especially for kavanaugh and kethledge. >> so if we look at the week ahead, pretty busy week for the president. scotus announcement monday, meeting with the nato allies, then goes on to th tn to the sm putin and meeting with theresa may and the queen. so what do you think will make the biggest headlines? >> i think the biggest headline of that trip after the decision on the supreme court

we can actually look at orrin hatch speaking in the halls as we speak. looking at senator hatch with brett kavanaugh. that was just right there, with the supreme court nominee. before he and kavanaugh got behind closed doors, the two of them, senator hatch, spoke about what's happening here in brussels. to talk more about what's happening in brussels, i want to go to my colleague, kristen welker, who is covering this with me on our road trip together. we've been talking about the domestic response and the response from allies. what about the response from the president's own inner circle? it was striking to watch the president in some settings, looking at john kelly, looking at secretary pompeo, secretary mattis here, and thinking, man, this is not quite how they wanted this thing to go. >> >> reporter: i think it is a fair assessment, hallie. you could see it in their facial expressions. these summits are all about the optics. secretary mattis though, the defense secretary, is one to watch, hallie. that's because according to three sources, secretary mat

we are very glad that orrin hatch is still alive.ove it, maybe he will come on tomorrow night, what do you think about the straw thing? already see turtles with straws in their nose, we will see if they are actually accurate, because we might have to revisit, but this is the straw cleaner that comes with a portable straw, so if you like that kind or this kind, you can email us at "the story." and we will share. ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," we know that it is a little bit strange, a little bit odd that john brennan still has a high level security clearance. he does not work for the government anymore. he is a cable news gap or who spends his life yelling at people on twitter. he is also a political extremist who if you listen carefully seems unbalanced. john brennan gets a security clearance, why not the homeless guy talking to himself on the bus? it seems like a fair question. apparently the white house agreed. the administration announced that it is seeking to remove clearances for john brennan, ji

senator orrin hatch from the great state of utah, great to see you, thank you. let's bring it to fox news chief political anger and the anchor of special report, bret baier. talk about perched, a man who is about ready to bring us all this news tonight, we cannot wait. what do you think is happening today as the president makes his final choice based on reporting we know that he's been whittling this list down some other certain questions he won't be asking, may be some he will. >> this president operates as you know different than other presidents. he does a lot of decisions by got, he does ask a lot of people for their thoughts, their input mail accounts, he is made phone calls this morning and we are told about brett cavanaugh and judge hardeman, whether that means they are the final two or he is deciding whether they should be included in the final two, we don't know. if we don't know until we really get word from this president when he is decided. but i think that you touched on senator hatch a little bit of the intrigue here on the political side and just

he is next, followed by senator orrin hatch of utah. schumer: last night, president trump selected brett kavanaugh for the upcoming vacancy on the supreme court. in selecting judge kavanagh, did somethingp' he said he would do on the campaign trail -- not on nominate someone who would take away women's rights and health care for americans with pre-existing conditions. he has put in my mental rights, labor rights, lgbtq writes. how do we know? president trump repeatedly promised to nominate justices who would overturn roe v wade and would undermine our health care laws. this did not come out of the clear blue. president trump promised it. here's what he said. he would only take "pro-life judges" who would "automatically reverse roe v. wade." president trump actually went so far as to say that women should be punished for their health care choices. hissident trump also said, " judicial appointments would do the right thing unlike justice roberts on health care." that is president trump's litmus test and it could not be clearer. during the

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orrin hatch summed it up. committee and expects this to go through. >> we're proud to have the judge with us today. he's on the second greatest court in the union and he's handled himself very well. he's a judge with a lot of experience. i expect his confirmation to go well. >> shep, you mentioned lindsey graham. graham said the democrats opposed to this nomination, lindsey graham said that if the democrats want to stop it, they should win elections. back to you. >> shepard: what are you hearing from democrats? >> you talked about chuck schumer in the press conference. they're doubling down on the message they're going to try to stop to use the nomination. they're going to shift from abortion to healthcare. they're going to be hitting the judge on whether he supports the retention of coverage from pre-existing conditions to obama. here's what schumer had to say about it. >> we're going to force judge kavanaugh to come clean. will he protect pre-existing conditions? will he protect medicaid? will he protect med

senator orrin hatch had the op-ed. he said no matter the nominee background or credentials, progressives will paint her as a closest partisan if not an extremist. i will ensure the supreme court justice america needs. a justice says what the law is not what she wants it to be. what do you make of that? >> you are getting an outline of what this will look like. i think everyone in the game, meaning the republicans want someone to push the court to the right. >> the word she. >> right. mcconnell has a different kind of pick. he is nervous about coney barrett. there are different republicans. we don't know who trump will listen to as my guess is he will listen to someone he wants to listen to. he wants big, bold and dra mat exhibit. >> -- big, bold and dramatic. >> she is the one who picks the biggest fight for him because of the past religious writings and what that means for roe v. wade. it is going to be a fascinating night. tomorrow, the nato summit begins. you wrote about this on cnn.com. in part, being against it se

>> pedram, thank you. >>> he may be leaving the senate, but utah's orrin hatch wants the world to know he's not dead, despite what the internet says. hatch on monday posted a screen shot of his own google search result that said he died on september 11st, 2017. the 84-year-old had some fun with the fatal error, telling google, "we might need to talk." the longtime republican also posted proof of life, hatch in his office reading salt lake's "deseret news." google got the message, apologizing and fixing the result, telling the senator "you are very much alive and sporting a great sense of humor." >>> all right, we're still here. we have a great sense of humor about you know what, the mega millions jackpot. one person hit the jackpot. one winning ticket was sold in san jose, california. lottery officials say the golden ticket was purchased at ernie's liquors on south white road in san jose. the jackpot $522 mill. those winning numbers, if you're still checking or you're just crying about it, 1, 2, 4, 19, 29, and the mega ball, 20. >> if the winner took the lump sum, $308 million, do you

cocaine and addiction to alcohol as well as mental health issues and an eating disorder. >>> utah's orrin hatcho know he's not dead, despite what the internet says. hatch on monday posted a screen shot of his own google search result that said he died on september 11th, 2017. the 84-year-old had some fun with the fatal error, telling google, "we might need to talk." the longtime republican also posted proof of life here. hatch in his office reading salt lake's "deseret news." google got the message, apologizing and fixing the result. >>> all right, we are here this morning, so you know what that means, we did not hit the mega millions. >> thrilled to be here, nonetheless. >> one person did, though. one winning ticket was sold in san jose, california. lottery officials say the golden ticket was purchased at ernie's liquors on south white road in san jose. jackpot $522 million. i keep saying 52. it feels like -- you know, it's $522 million. but i hit the lottery just with this job, so i'm happy. >> you did! and i hit the lottery just sitting next to you. >> thanks for joining us. i'm christine ro

amount of taxes -- >> let her get her thing. >> go ahead. >> this being normalize. >> shannon: orrin hatchnderstanding after a google search result listed him as being dead. hatch tweeted "hi, google. we may need to talk." trying to make sure everyone knows he is still here. >> the reports of my demise have been greatly exaggerated. >> shannon: tonight's hero an officer with the tallahassee police department her he saw a homeless man. he told the officer if he showed up clean-shaven, he was promised a job. he didn't have a mirror and his razor was broken. the officer fix the razor and helped. a woman recorded. for going above and beyond the call of duty, for my home town we salute the tallahassee officer. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us. good night from washington. i am shannon bream. ♪ be right back. with moderate to severe crohn's disease, i was there, just not always where i needed to be. is she alright? i hope so. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other me

orrin hatch doesn't. jeff flake doesn't. >> no, nobody does. >> president trump's approval rate something doing a-okay. >> with his base and some moderates, surprisingly. those very people who think they support this program will be ultimately hurt by the imposition of tariffs. they'll find out in the rust belt that u.s. steel may reopen one plant and that may add 600 jobs, by and large the people who benefit from largely inexpensive products overseas and who would otherwise be hurt by these tariffs are in for a rude awakening, agricultural, soy bean producers. they're taking big hits. one company literally has to close down because it can't afford the steel prices. i don't know that this helps anybody in the united states, fwloe global trade. we've spoken about this before, in the '30s the tariffs exacerbated the great depression and if out of control, this could create a worldwide recession and that helps no one. >> ron insana taking us back to that slow-moving train wreck. thank you, ron. >> thank you,

i first spoke with senator orrin hatch a republican from utah. senator hatch, welcome to the "newshour". the last jus ntiminated by president trump neil gorsuch, last year, was confirmed by te senate, what was it, by a 54 to 45 vote, three democrats in favoau is judge kav going to have an easier or harder time? >> well, i think he should have an easier time, but i don't know. it's become such a politicized process by the democrats, i have say, and even some republicans that who knowsi bupe that he can get a number of democrats to vote for him because he's just onveto he most outstanding .andidates for the court that could possibly >> woodruff: well, the democrats are saying they plan to go through all of his h writings, something over 3,000 opinions, 300 on the appeals court alone. is that a fair request >> yeah. yeah, they're entitled to do that. on the other hand, if ey think that he's got to write or should have writtenehat they think should have written, that's not fair, either, because any two people can lo things a different way. but i thin

that coming from the desert news in orrin hatch's home town of salt lake city. you think we could draw anything for that? >> maybe senator hatch has a favorite on the list. i don't think the president has made a final call. >> it is a woman on the list, amy coney barrett. she is new to the federal bench, not new to the law, she was a professor at notre dame. her hearing with dianne feinstein during the circuit court process court of appeals brought in impact. >> when you read your speeches, the conclusion one draws is that the dogma lives loudly within you and that's of concern. >> if you're asking whether i take my faith seriously and catholic, i am. my religious belief would not bear on my duties as a judge. >> would this push back on any of the four judges? >> i don't think so. it doesn't matter what someone believes in their personal life-- >> this became a rallying cry for the left. >> i think now we're talking about the supreme court, we have a little bit more of her record. that's what this is about. whether someone is going to be a fair-minded constituti

senate finance chairman orrin hatch called the latest round of import taxes reckless.arply lower this morning. now yesterday the stocks on wall street finished higher for the fourth day in a row. the dow rallied 143 points. the s&p 500 added 9 points. the nasdaq gained 3 points. >>> pfizer says it is holding off on raising drug prices after warning from president trump. when pfizer and other u.s. drugmakers raised prices at beginning of this month, the president said his administration would respond. he spoke with the president of pfizer on the phone. yesterday he tweeted, quote, we applaud pfizer for this decision and hope other countries do the same. >>> and american airlines is ditching plastic straws. in a move to be more eco-friendly, american is replacing plastic straws and drink stirrers with plastic. it started in its lounges and continues on its planes. it will eliminate more than than 71,000 pounds of plastic a year. anne-marie? >> not bad. i'm aiming to invest in a paper straw company. diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thank you, diane. >> all

stephen dinan, i want to get your reaction to what senator orrin hatch growth over the weekend -- what to expect when the president nominates a new supreme court justice. in an ideal world, the process for filling this seat would the simple and nonpolitical. sadly, it will be anything but. dream of packing our courts with activist judges who act less as impartial arbiters of the law and more as super legislators. onlynd women who not interpret the constitution but actively work to change its meaning through their opinions. too much is at stake to allow politics to corrupt the confirmation process to that is why i will lift have been an earth to see the president's nominee across the finish line. guest: he captures what a supreme court judge has become. a super legislator. the reason why everyone is so invested in this seat is because if you look at the last 12 years since the retirement of justice sandra day o'connor, justice kennedy has been the deciding voice on so many of the major issues we have argued over as americans. everything from same-sex marriage to first amendment campaign

judge brett kavanaugh will meet with lindsey gram and orrin hatch. vice president mike pence escorted t them top gop leaders and chuck grassley. he's hoping to bud support. he'll need every vote to get him through. senate democrats are fighting back. >> with judge kavanaugh's nominaon, the president put women's reproductive rights and vitalh care protections, particularly those that protect families withis preng conditions at grave, grave risk. >> no word on when a date will be set for the cinfirmation he to begin. >> pressure is mounting to reunite children separated from their parents at thebo er. chopper 4 over a vigil outside of a facility in prince william county last night where some of those childn are being held.si they held s urging the trump administration to make immediate and transparent steps to bring families back together. it's 4:05. the trump administration plans to return to a, quote, catch and release ipoigrationcy. it's an approach president trump vowed to eliminate. but detention centers are so crowded, federal officials cannot ho

senator orrin hatch writing in an utah newspaper pointedly uses the feminine pronoun talking about her confirmation challenges. well, there's only one woman thought to be on the short list, judge amy barrett of the 7th circuit. not clear whether hatch was speaking on his own preference. or that's inside knowledge. >> david, thanks so much. >>> much more on all of this tomorrow morning when george goes one-on-one with rudy giuliani on "this week." >>> now to the military headline tonight. u.s. military confirming one american service member was killed and two others injured in an apparent insider attack in southern afghanistan. that incident under investigation. the third fatality involving u.s. troops in that country so far this year. >>> next, to the search through garbage for a mom who went missing just before mother's day. investigators zeroing in on a landfill in georgia. a co-worker questioned tonight. abc's stephanie ramos with the latest on that investigation. >> reporter: tonight, the fbi is expanding their search to try and find a young mom from florida whom they suspect is no

. >> reporter: utah republican orrin hatch is rooting for judge amy coney barrett, whose conservative views might draw the most partisan fire. >> she's really outstanding. there's no question about it. and i know that democrats will go into orbit over it and make it a very tough set of hearings, but she can handle it. >> glor: all right nancy, so many democrats are asking tonight, is there anything they can do to block this nominee? >> reporter: it's unlikely, jeff. they'd need to convince at least one republican to vote-- no, maybe two if the ailing senator two if the ailing senator john mccain returns to washington for the vote. and then beyond that, they'd need to convince the three democrats who voted for the esident's last supreme court nominee to vote yes this time around. and the catch is all three of those democrats are up for reelection this fall in red states, so they're under a lot r pressure to show that they are willing to cross the aisle from time to time when it counts. interestingly, jeff, all three of those democrats were invited to attend the president's announcement

cony barrett was actually maybe the pick because there was one person specifically with senator orrin hatch wrote something over the weekend and referred to the pick as her and she, so lots of people jumped all over that, oh, that proves she's the pick, what do you think about her? >> first of all, i don't think senator hatch although as much as i respect him, i don't think he's in the inner circle of president trump. i don't think the use of pronounce in paper in utah will mean very much. i think judge coney barrett is 46 year's of age, the other contenders in 50's, probably for 50's, last shot to be on supreme court, judge coney barrett has many years to go. she's only been a judge for 8 months. that's really not that much. hard to learn in 8 months in any job and although she's a strong contender for the future, you would seriously doubt that you will see her name announced at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. heather: your pick hardiman, that's who you are going with? >> i think tom hardiman because of strong gun issues and my understand the interview with the president went quite well and he kno

orrin hatch called that new tariff reckless and not a targeted approach.eff flake says he's reached an agreement to get nonbinding vote to instruct people on a responding bill for national security reasons. the arizona sen iter iter says he expects a vote on that today. >> joining us from london fellow and politics and how to rig an eeelection morning to you. you tweeted just about a day ago. rump's remark suggests he wants to turninate usher unparalleled peace and security into it a thuggish racket bully our european allies. now watching what took place and the confrontation between the two gentleman regards to the russian pipeline, has your opinion altered any at all? >> no. it's only grown stronger. what you're seeing is an exciting moment in geopolitical history. if vladimir putin could design a grenade to lob the western orderic he couldn't do better than donald trump. you have three concentric surlks, the european union, the transatlantic alliance and the -- international order. trump is attacking all three of those simultaneously while praising vlad

shannon: senator orrin hatch cleaning up a misunderstanding after google search listed him as being deadt need to talk, the senator making sure everyone knows he is still here by posting this. >> the reports of my demise have been greatly exaggerated. shannon: officer tony carlson of the tallahassee police department told the officer if he showed up clean-shaven he would be promised a job in your mcdonald's. his razor was broken so the officer fixed the broken razor and helped give him a shave. a woman passing by saw the encounter and recorded. for going above and beyond the call of duty from my hometown we salute tallahassee police officers. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us, good night from washington, i am shannon bream. and i don't add up the years. but what i do count on... is staying happy and healthy. so, i add protein, vitamins and minerals to my diet with boost®. new boost® high protein nutritional drink now has 33% more high-quality protein, along with 26 essential and minerals your body needs. all with guaranteed great taste. the upside- i

republicans, orrin hatch, for example, supported the ruth bader ginsburg, he actually was helpful with president clinton and the ruth bader ginsburg appointment. was i don't agree with her, but she is highly qualified, she's a good finger, she's a good judge. that had been the standard i think there's a sense among conservatives at what happened to justice bork had nothing to do with whether or not he was qualified or how the right temperament already huge scandal that might make him drivable or something. it was about his philosophy and that's the difference. host: matt lewis with the daily beast. how often do you publish and what are you writing on? guest: 203 times a week at the daily beast. -- two or three times a week at the daily beast. life's moving very fast right now i try to bring some historical context and some additional wisdom to really whatever is happening at the moment. my last two pieces have been about the supreme court. carolyn from washington, d.c., democrats line. a little know this is water into the bridge, but could you explain a little more about judge kennedy'

senator orrin hatch and former assistant a.g. thomas dupree. their reaction. >> sandra: new developments at the border with mexico. why the justice department now says it will not meet the deadline to reunite migrant children with their families. >> bill: the president defending that relationship with russia and china as he takes off for what is expected to be a tough summit with nato allies. that's the first stop and his prime focus for the conference is coming up next. >> president trump: i have nato, i have the u.k., which is in somewhat turmoil, and i have putin. putin may be the easiest of them all, frankly. ♪ but it's all coming back me. ♪ baby, baby, baby. all you can eat is back, baby. applebee's. pepsoriasis does that. it was tough getting out there on stage. i wanted to be clear. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. and keeps on working. now? they see me. see me. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you- cosentyx is proven to help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...find c

them saying orrin hatch will move heaven and earth. he would not help democrats.ow that republicans are in charge they called the democrats destruction nests -- destructionists. they started it with their fake news. i am blown web by the hypocrisy in d.c. right now. host: thank you for the call. two nominees are now trump's friend's focus for the top court. that is from nbc news. " none of the four contenders being considered as the president's nominee has been excluded but the greatest focus has fallen onto candidates. brett kavanaugh and thomas hardeman. cavanaugh sitting on the d.c. court of appeals. hardeman is the judge in the third circuit court of appeals. amy coney barrett from the seventh circuit court of appeals and raymond caf au lait -- dge.le you can read that online on cnbc.com. davis michigan on the republican line. who is your topic? caller: the lady judges my topic. my top pick. she is a notre dame graduate. that i would like those ivyeone besides leaguers. whenever i see these ivy leaguers speak it seems like those professors to brainwash them in

just brett kavanaugh will meet with utah senator orrin hatch and south carolina senatorgr lindseyam. yesterday, vice president mike pence escorted kavanaugh to sit downs with mitch mcconnell and chuck grassley. he's hoping to build support to guarantee his confirmation. they'll need eve vote to get through. the senate democrats are fighting back. >> with judge kavanaugh's nominati, the president has put women's reproductive rights and vital health care protections, particularly those with preexisting conditions at grave, grave risk. >> no word yet t on when date will be set for his confirmatio hearin >>> meanwhile, "the new york times" reports that the trump administration plans to rurn a catch and release immigration policy. it's an approach vowed to eliminate. but detention centers are so crowded, federal officials can't hold everyon apprehended at the border. the deadline to reunite children under the age of 5 with their parents came and went last night. administration officials say only 38 out ofre 102 aack with their families this morning. the justice department has until july 2

look at the statement from orrin hatch.'s announcement appears reckless and is not a targeted approach. we cannot turn a blind eye to the mercantile trade practices. the truth is coming this is about intellectual property, why are we not addressing intellectual property threats more specifically? where we going after consumers? >> it is just the second step we are taking. i think this is an overall approach in terms of trying to at least open up the chinese markets to u.s. goods. you don't want to just take a broad brush across everything, but it seems as if we are moving in a direction that is at least trying to show the chinese that we mean business. in the past we've taken a step back as the country. cheryl: this won't take effect for a couple months. there's going to be a comment. where american businesses will be coming to washington with obvious attempt to plead their case. it is going to affect americans in the pocketbook. i mean, it is finished, luggage, tires, dog leashes, handbags and also component, televisions a

meeting with key republicans senators including senator orrin hatch who had nothing but praise for presidentrump's choice. >> expect this confirmation to go well. it there will be the usual attempts to sully his reputation not only in the senate but outside of the senate but he will be able to handle that. i have every confidence he is going to be confirmed as justice of the united states supreme court as he well should be. lou: joining us tonight judge jeanine pirro the host of "justice with judge jeanine" and also the author of the soon-to-be released book liars, leakers and liberals. we recommend it to you highly predicates against the anti-trump conspiracy and a host of justice with judge jeanine on the "fox news" channel. it's good to have you here. congratulations on the book. >> thank you. lou: and brett kavanaugh, he is every bit as qualified as neal gorsuch and the impact big -- the attack begins from the left. >> you know what i find fascinating but not surprising is the fact that the left had all the memos ready and all the pr ready and they totally object to judge blank and they

you even have republicans in the senate like orrin hatch calling this reckless.resident cannot be moved on this. >> no, and we're told by people who are close to him and the trade hawks in his administration that he thinks hessian right here. that china started the trade war years ago and that china is playing a game and trying to make itself look like the good guy but china is the bad guy and he's the first person with the courage to fix it. they think the u.s. economy is so strong it will be able to weather this, those tariff s we're talking about, those are 10% tariffs not 25% like the first round so they think consumers can pay 10% more for dog leash or dog food and won't hurt them. >> and the ultimate irony is that allies agree. everyone agrees china is the bad guy and that china has behaved badly but you don't attack china and hope your allies will help you if you are attacking them at the same time. >> >> why does this make sense for the president, the economy is so strong now like gary cohn has said. >> this isn't politics for the president. he believes i

senate finance chair orrin hatch warns, quote, flt administration continues forward with its over reliance on tariffs, i will work to advance legislation to curtail presidential trade authority. but the president is as defiant as ever. >> i mean, honestly i don't want to use the word because it's a highly respected show. but they are taking advantage of us, okay. i'll use a different set of words. they are taking advantage of us. it's not as good as the other word. you know what the other word is. i raised 50 and they matched us. you can't match us because otherwise we're always going to be behind the 8 ball. >> you get to 500, though -- >> we have to go to 500. >> it goes almost without saying that all of this is a very real impact on all people and one of the marquee reasons in the mid terms. in tonight's states of play, alley batali is in divide county, north dakota. first of all, ali, that may be the greatest state line in political journalism. how did you, by the canadian border, what brought you there and what did you find over the course of your reporting? >> reporter: well, kasie,

if you missed orrin hatch, go to my social media, bottom of the screen. >> fox news alert. we're seven hours from the president's historic announcement of his nomination to replace justice anthony kennedy. hello. i'm dana perino. this is "the daily briefing." the president said to be down to four candidates. rudy guliani said the president will make an excellent choice. >> well, first of all, he's looking for a really good job. he's got it. he should be looking for a conservative. he should be. that's why we elected him. he's looking for somebody that is young. they are. somebody that will stick to their principles. >> dana: i'll talk to john cornyn about how the confirmation fight could shape up in the senate. first, anchor of fox news at night, shannon bream. what do we know about how tough the confirmation battle could get? >> dana, no matter whom the president names tonight, we expect it could get ugly. this reminds me when we were waiting for the name that turned out to be justice gorsuch. there were groups on the left that had banners and posters that opposed and a bl

orrin hatch also releasing a statement currently is the headline was rather pithy that they did interferethe 26 election. something that virtually no one has ever denied. they seem to deny and alter the results here. that wasn't the issue. just taking on what the later russia behind all of that in the president didn't. the president touting progress. listen to this. >> nothing would be easier politically then to refuse to engage, but that would not accomplish anything. as president, i cannot make decisions on foreign policy in a futile effort to appease partisan critics for their media are democrats who want to do nothing but resist and obstruct. neil: said they did in that meeting. the u.s. ambassador to the united nations come economic and social council under bush 43 from ambassador terry miller. what you think about how the whole thing went? >> well, i was disappointed. i think there was a missed opportunity on the part of president trump to really make the case publicly against president putin and russian interference in our election process. neil: why don't you think he dead? >> wel

guessed if a shoul is celebrity of the n real life or from living in canada, they listed utah senator orrin hatch. there he is very much alive and very much sexy. his office shared photo of the 84-year-old senator doing all kinds of living people stuff like reading news painer newspad signing bills ans. this is not only time google made an embarrassing error, last week they listed show wolf as a comedian. and topic 5. nobody is luckier to be alive than workers at a california pot farm who got blazed in the worst way possible, a fire broke out at loud pack farm, and smoke to have cawe caused $2 million in damages and $4 million in ice cream sales, one residence got so high, he claimed that elizabeth warren could be our next president. layoff the peace pipe. luckily firefighters were able to get the blaze under control but not before several truckers breathed in the fumes. he would have gone straight off the bridge. hey, man. we'll be right back. stick with us. ♪ a hotel can make or break a trip. and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into booking one. that's why we created expedia's a

ust brett kavanaugh will mee with orrin hatch and souen vrolina sor lindsey graham. yesterday,e president mike pence escorted kavanaugh to sit downs wp gop leaders. mitch mcconnell and chuck grassley. they're working to support his confirmation. they need every vote to get him through. senate democra are fightin back. >> with judge kavanaugh's nomination, the presint has reproductive rights and vital health care protection particularly those that protect families with preexisting nnditions,e,t grrave risk. word yet on when a date will be set for judge kavanau kavanaugh's confirmation hearing to start. >>> plans to return to cap and release immigration policy. this is something presiednt trump v to elimine. the deadline to reunite children under the age of 5 with their parents came and went last night. administration off 3ials say onout of 102 are back with families this morning. the justice dntartment has july 26th to reunite all separated children regardless of their age. >>> president trump's former national security adviser, michael flynn, is ready to move on from

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through a lot of the republicans that had problems with this, including senator john mccain and orrin hatch and paul ryan. they all said the russians interfered with the election. we don't think it will change the outcome or altered the final results that had you declared the electoral vote winner, but the russians were involved and had the capability to be involved and you should do something about it and say something about it. we're all over it with john roberts in helsinki, finland and mike emanuel on the fallout from capitol hill. we begin with john roberts. john? >> neil, today we saw another occasion where the president just could not bring himself to say yes, it was russia that meddled in the election. that's the assessment from the intelligence community, the assessment from the two intelligence committees on capitol hill and i made it clear to president putin we don't like it and they better not yet do it again. he has not been able to say to it. every time it comes up, he equivocates as he did today. listen to this. >> me people came to me, dan coats came to me. they said they th

today he meets with judiciary committee members, lindsey graham, orrin hatch. listen to this.ly 90-plus to go. the map already tells us gret cavanaugh needs every republican vote he can get but is there any room for a democrat to vote yes, as well? let's find out. joining me right now, democratic senator from new hampshire, jean shaheen. senator, thanks for coming in. in your statement after kavanaugh was announced, you said i will only two his nomination if he protects and supports the rights enshrined in the constitution. is that enough for you to vote yes, senator? >> as you know, judge kavanaugh has a long record of 12 years on the d.c. circuit. he's done a lot of writings during that time. i think we are just beginning to find out what's in some of those. before that he was a political operative. he worked in the bush white house. he was involved with ken starr in that investigation. he was involved with the elian gonzalez situation. so he has a lot in his history that i'm interested in seeing more about and seeing where he has stood on certain issues. i am troubled by hi

republican senator orrin hatch who is typically a trump supporter didn't seem entirely convinced thisa sound strategy. watch this. >> i'm not a great believer in tariffs. >> let's talk it over with cnn money's richard quest, host of "quest means business." we heard him call it reckless in terms of the trade war with china. i want to ask you about the latest. the senate has taken action, sort of thrown a curve ball at the trump administration, passed overwhelmingly, approved this idea that the president would need to get congressional approval if he is using national security. >> it is going nowhere, won't go anywhere. the president has committed to do what he has done. seems to be clear that is his area of responsibility and to trade legislation. in any event, the process has already begun. the process has begun to change in terms of the second round of tariffs against china. >> you're saying too little too late. what's the impact of the new round? >> what it comes down to is whether it is a mere negotiating, 250 billion against china to try to bring them to the table. if it is, i thi