gary cohen, health and human services secretary and speaker paul wright with house majority whip steve scully is yesterday and it shows. >> we offer coverage to everyone. if you're your medicaid today just to medicaid. if you're covered under an employer-sponsored plan, you'll continue to be covered under an employer-sponsored plan. >> there will be off worse understanding their choices they can select coverage that they want. >> it's not her job to make people do something they don't want to do. it's a job to universal lack says. this bill does repeal and replace obama cared in the way with a played out over the years. they will keep moving forward and get it done. >> trade to does the cbo score impact passing legislation?

back to do a trade you in new york. >> speaker paul wright will be on warnings that area.iss the interview. president trump announced a review of vehicle fuel efficiency rules locked in at the end of the above administration. the president will visit an autonomous vehicle testing facility in a detroit suburb and meet with cbs and several automakers. the rules for its automakers to increase the efficiency of cars and trucks in the next decade. fuel economy standards are a part of former president obama's strategy to combat global warming. elaine chao and environmental protection agency chief scott pruitt are expected to join the trip. nicole: the white house strongly criticizing the income tax information in a statement. the white house says you know you are desperate for reviews when you're willing to violate the willing to violate the law to push a story about two pages of tax returns from over a decade ago. this comes after a portion of the president's 2005 tax reforms and trade return to that shared the information on cable television. documents show in 2005 the preside

many more people be insured, but when we get the cbo score, we'll deal with that appeared >> paul wright can't answer how many will lose health care coverage but he defends the new initiative. >> it is not our job to make people do something they don't want it to. it's our job to have a system for universal access to effective coverage if they choose to do so. >> conservative republicans from the house from caucus do not support ryan's plan. >> i hope the speaker of the leadership of the same attitude which is let's work together in a play in the works for the american people and is consistent with what we told them they were going to do when they give up the p nonetheless, the logic of his top democrat says he wants us to be probed while john mccain who has been going after president trump >> he was wanting to keep the u.s. attorney in new york and suddenly he changed his mind. i'm just curious as to why this is. elections have consequences. people complaining about it ignoring history of new presidencies and the president had every right to ask for the resignation. >> the president wil

paul, mr. trump wright i feel sure my friend rand paul will come along with a new and great health care program and republican leadership is rallying around the bill. house speaker paul ryan confident they'll get the votes. >> we have a few weeks, we'll have 218 when this comes to the floor. i can guarentee you that. >> the number of votes needed is actually 216 as opposed to 218 because of a few vacancies right now and while speaker ryan seems confident there others don't agree. this bill frankly faces a very steep climb in the house once it does get to the house floor and faces an even steeper climb when it potentially faces the senate. >> thank you for explaining all of that to us. now to the continuing fall out of president trump's stunning accusation that president obama had the trump tower headquaters wiretapped during the presidential campaign. republican lawmakers that will investigate the claim say they have seen no evidence thus far. joe johns is live at the white house with more. >> it's been very tough because of the lack of evidence and now it's starting to look extremely likely th

paul gigot. hope to see you next week. [♪] julie: i'm julie banderas. welcome to "america's news headquarters." kelly: i'm kelly wright.llegations from president obama that the obama administration had his phone lines wiretapped during the presidential campaign. the white house promising more details on this soon. julie: a the vice president response to news that he used a private email for government

paul gigot. hope to see you next week. [♪] julie: i'm julie banderas. welcome to "america's news headquarters." kelly: i'm kelly wright.ombshell allegations from president obama that the obama administration had his phone lines wiretapped during the presidential campaign. the white house promising more details on this soon. julie: a the vice president response to news that he used a private email for government business while he was governor. we begin with a fox news alert. president trump hearting a quiet saturday with a series of tweets about former president obama. that he tapped the phone trump tower before the u.s. election. it would take an order from a judge who found probable cause. all of this erupting as big questions swirl about attorney general jeff sessions. and moscow's alleged interference in the election on trump's behalf. lauren is covering the latest on the attorney general, but let's begin with kristen fisher in palm beach, florida. reporter: we are waiting for an official response from the white house. but over the last hour, the white house director social media posted a link on his twitter account

wright. julie: and i'm julie banderas. despite an aggressive sales pitch from president trump and house speaker paul ryan, the bill failing to garner support. in fact, the president tweeting today: obamacare will explode, and we will all get together and piece together a great health care plan for the people. do not worry. white house correspondent kevin corke is live on the north lawn with us today and, kevin, it seems that there's plenty of blame to go around. who is the white house pointing fingers at? >> reporter: all right, chuck and nancy, let's make it simple, right? i mean, they're going to blame the democrats because, obviously, if the affordable care act continues to dwindle in terms of exchanges at the state level, if costs keep rising, clearly that's going to fall on nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, and the president is banking on those reports happening to is that eventually they believe the democrats will have to come to the table and bargain. this, of course, in the wake of yesterday's failure to repeal and replace obamacare. and while chuck and nancy -- if you'll pardon me -- are dancing on the gop's prover

paul manafort have volunteered to testify. both of them looking to clear their names. it's not clear whether that will happen in public. paula? dan? >> a huge question. david wright, thank you very much. >>> let's bring in chief anchor george stephanopoulos, who will be hosting "this week" later this morning. good morning, sir. donald trump has experienced a number of setbacks. in his young presidency. the firing of his national security adviser. the courts block his travel bans. the fbi investigating his team's ties to ruuassl? is this the us or isback from it? >> paul ry there for seven years. he learned fromloyalty, the legislativepresident's competene and credibility coming out of this loss. >> you mentioned paul ryan. there's the afterm yesterday did something unusual. trump sent out a tweet. host jeanine pirro at 9:00. and then when she came on, she argued that flt and that he should step down. what should we read out of out the box. she but it's curious. the president said watch jeanine about whether this was the right way too go first with the repeal. apparently he said several times in internal meetings, we should have gone with tax reform fit. it was ne

not been forth wright and truthful we let them go, but when you work for the united states government you work out forms under the penalty of law and none in the past, it's not that paulwasn't truthful, just to be clear you're trying to conflate something, make the acquisition that he was somehow being dishonest. >> i'm not asking about paul manafort. >> then who? >> can you say for certainty there's nobody working for which white house working in the as best of a foreign government? >> i can tell you ever form has been filled out. >> so you trust -- >> you have to -- people are filling out forms so to sit here and ask me if i can vouch for everybody, that would be ridiculous to suggest i could, i can tell you that every single person filled out a form that's being vetted by whatever level of classification they need by the appropriate law enforcement agencies or h.r. entities, but i can't prevent somebody from fully disclosing everything on their forms but i can tell you if something has been brought to your attention either they will be sent to the appropriate law enforcement agency, but yes there's no tolerance. >> to devin nunes -- on march 4th, tweeted how far pr

wright. julie: and i'm julie banderas. despite an aggressive sales pitch from president trump and house speaker paul ryan, the bill failing, the president tweeting today: obamacare will explode, and we will all get together and piece together a great health

paul manafort have volunteered to testify. both of them looking to clear their names. it's not clear whether that will happen in public. paula? dan? >> a huge question. david wright, thank you very much. >>> let's bring in chief anchor george stephanopoulos, who good morning, sir. donald trump has experienced a number of setbacks. in his young presidency. the firing of his national security adviser. the courts block his travel bans. the fbi investigating his team's ties to russia. now this health bill. is this usual? is this the usual growing pains for a new president? or is this something unprecedented and can he come back from it? >> paul ryan said it right, you can't sugar coat this. and you can't sugar-coat this for president trump. looking at these first 67 days, it's as stumbling a start as we have seen in modern times. for any president. listen, all presidents lose big fights with congress. no president loses his first big fight with congress, especially on a promise that's been out there for seven years. especially when his party controls both houses of congress. the president talked about the lessons he learned from this. lessons of loyalty, the legislat

paul: all right. if you have your own hit or miss, tweet it to us at jer on fnc. that's it for this week, thanks to you for watching. week. ♪ ♪ kelly: hello, i'm kelly wrighte america's news headquarters. be. laura: and i'm laura ingle. president mike pence visiting jacksonville, florida, as the trump administration and house republican leaders continue to push the gop health care bill ahead of a crucial vote. kelly: the justice department now asking a federal judge this hawaii to reconsider his ruling that blocks president trump's revised travel ban, setting up a fresh legal battle over the president's new executive order. laura: and paris on high alert after atacked a soldier and tried to

paul: all right. if you have your own hit or miss, tweet it to us at jer on fnc. that's it for this week, thanks to you for watching. week. ♪ ♪ kelly: hello, i'm kelly wrightlcome inside america's news headquarters. be. laura: and i'm laura ingle. president mike pence visiting jacksonville, florida, as the trump administration and house republican leaders continue to push the gop health care bill ahead of a crucial vote. kelly: the justice department now asking a federal judge this hawaii to reconsider his ruling that blocks president trump's revised travel ban, setting up a fresh legal battle over the president's new executive order. laura: and paris on high alert after atacked a soldier and tried to steal her gun before he was shot and killed. now investigators are digging deep into his background. kelly: but we begin with this, a crucial vote in the house looming next week on the republican plan to replace obamacare. the gop leadership looking to bring it to the floor on thursday, this as vice president mike pence visits jacksonville, florida, pushing the gop bill, looking to win over any lawmakers who may still be sitting on the fence. kristin fisher '