coming up the mother and the bottom was sexually abused her son for years and made him available to peter fox online a german court we'll talk to a child's talk you have to stay.

coming from india that there were people waiting to come over for a visa to use me and take it like peter fox right past midrand terrorists who all think one thing coming in you know as a victim we don't want them. as democrats and republicans aggressively campaign to win seats in the local and congressional midterm elections we look at how both parties have been using the image of president trump to get their message across and. slow down. their. one palestinian killed in over two hundred injured and further on rest of the israeli occupation of palestinian territory. this is our to international coming to live from the russian capital where it's just turned two pm welcome to the program. britain's home secretary has acknowledged that more needs to be done to tackle forced marriages in the u.k. britain's times newspaper revealed that women and teenage girls from asian and middle eastern backgrounds are being forced into marriage here the testimonies of some of the victims. family forced her to marry a cousin in pakistan her husband only married her for visa purposes eventually they ended up w

coming up the mother and a partner who sexually abused her son for years and made him available to peter fox online a german court we'll talk to a child about the case. and rescue a search for survivors still trapped in brother two days after indonesia's powerful earthquake that leaves at least one hundred and five people dead and thousands of tourists evacuated from cottage holiday island off the coast of lombok. glass in the next sixty minutes the tragedy of german a nation in the grip of famine and death now the situation could get even worse for the people of yemen as forces battle reports that's the main entry point for food aid. played. out of a warm welcome to you i'm a bit touchy. u.s. president daughter trump is warned other countries and businesses against being business with iran saying that doing so would remove any chance of trading with the united states now this comes off to reimpose many of the sanctions that went effect before the two thousand and fifteen nuclear deal with iran in a tweet trump labeled the renewed sanctions as the most biting ever imposed he went on to say t

fox's peter doocy reports. >> reporter: senator john mccain will no longer be seeking medical treatment for brain cancer. the condition the arizona lawmaker has been battling for more than a year. today's announcement a sign the republican is likely entering his final days. mccain's family saying in a statement: john has surpassed expectations for his survival. but the progress of disease and the inexorable advance of age rendered their verdict. he said earlier this year his current term in the senate is his last. he hasn't returned to washington since december. today colleagues recalled his speech on healthcare delivered last summer less than a week after announcing his diagnosis. >> so many people say such nice things about me recently. i think some of you must have me confused with someone else. i appreciate it, though. every word. even if much of it isn't deserved. >> today's announcement drew an outpouring of bipartisan support for mccain across social media. democratic leader chuck schumer tweeted, my thoughts and prayers are with senator mccain and his family. republican leader m

on capitol hill, peter doocy, fox news. >> a ban on americans traveling to north korea by one year whichas set to expire tomorrow. us citizens could be detained, the release of the report claims north korea violating sanctions and not dismantling its nuclear program. russia says it disagrees with certain elements of that report. jillian: we are learning the motor doj official bruce ohr was keeping a colleague in the loop on the trump dossier in 2016. that colleague is a top deputy. we are told ohr's outrage before and after the fbi fired its author, by christopher steele. and contact on the dossier sparked concern whether fbi leadership learned about his back channel activities regarding the dossier which helped launch the russia probe. >> google advertisements, or and hatch and the federal trade commission to reopen an investigation whether the company violated antitrust practices, google decided to remove from its platforms legal businesses the company does not agree with. hatch concerned about privacy, his request comes, social media sites about what he considers political censorship.

as fox news's peter doocy reports, other senators have been keeping their distance from the late senator. >> reporter: as arizonans mourn the loss of senator john mccain, voters head to the polls to choose the next gop senate seat. the hotly contested race to fill jeff flake's seat, overshadowed by the death of the six term senator. but, some candidates are urging voters to keep their eye on the issues that matter most. >> don't get distracted. keep the mccain family in your thoughts and prayers. but, keep your eye on what is important in this election. and, that is putting forward an america first champion. >> reporter: kelly ward, -- mcsally and joe arpaio are facing off this week. as of this week, mcsally, a gop establishment favorite, was leading the race with 46% of the vote. all three candidates heavily aligning themselves with president trump, while distancing themselves over the last few months from senator mccain, who frequently feuded with trump. the president staying out of this primary, not offering any endorsements. >> i don't ask for endorsements. my endorsement comes from

in mesa, arizona, peter ducey, ktvu fox 2 news. before then, mccain ain's would have been his 82nd birthday. then, a memorial service is scheduled for thursday at the north phoenix baptist church. mccain's body will then be flown to washington, where he will lie in state at the u.s. capitol rotunda on friday. then on saturday, the mccain family will place a wreath at the vietnam war memorial in his honor, and a service will be held at the washington national cathedral, where mccain will be laid to rest sunday at the u.s. naval academy cemetery in annapolis, maryland. >>> for more now on the life of senator mccain, we are joined on the phone by former california senator barbara boxer. senator, thank you so much for joining us. can you share a few memories with us of senator john mccain? >> i have so many. first i just want to say this is a true hero. and, more than the fact that he got shot down, was the fact that when he could get out of the hands of the vietcong, he said, no, i will wait my turn. who does that? this is an amazing

. >> fox news reporter peter doocy explains why republican candidates had already been keeping their distance from senator mccain. >> reporter: as arizonans mourn the loss of senator john mccain, voters there head to the polls to choose their next gop sanity. hotly contested race to build jeff flake's seat overshadowed by the -- death of the six term senator. but, some candidates urge voters to keep their eye on the issues that matter most. >> don't get distracted. you know, keep the mccain family in your thoughts and prayers, but keep your eye on what is important in this election. and, that is putting forward an america first champion. >> reporter: congresswoman martha mcsally, former state senator kelly ward and former sheriff joe arpaio are facing off today. as of last week, mcsally, a gop establishment favorite, was leading the race with 48% of the vote. all three candidates heavily aligning themselves with president trump, while distancing themselves over the last few months from senator mccain, who frequently feuded with trump. president, staying out of this primary, not offer

fox's peter doocy with the very late e. we should get announcement a five, peter? within my anyone, they asked the judge to go home at 5:00 p.m. eastern. they didn't say they want to read a verdict at 5:00 p.m. eastern. apparently bun of the 12 has an event this evening they want to get to. i'm told while the deliberations are being paul manafort is in small jail cell without any reading material or tv. it is not clear if he knows the president said this morning he thinks it is sad what is happening with paul manafort but his attorneys certainly saw it. >> reaction to the president's comments? >> great comments. mr. manafort appreciates the support of president trump. >> how are you -- deliberating longer favors your client? >> i do. and he does. >> thanks, guys. reporter: today judge in this case, t.s. ellis, denied a request for handful of news organizations ap, new york time, to release names of the jurors. the judge ruled he can't do that without risking their safety. he suggested he has been threatened throughout the course of trial. he needs to travel everywh

immigrants but the sheriff isn't looking for endorsement from the president on top of the pardon telling fox peternly endorsement he needs is the voters. latest arizona voters have ward and arpaio trailing mcsally, earning confidence of the senators she's hope to go replace jeff flake who on capitol hill said he thinks mcsaly is the gop's best shot at keeping the seat red and mcsaly saying in an interview this morning, she's the only one who can stop the democrats. >> arizona is a fire wall state if they have any chance to flip the majority, goes through arizona, i'm the fire wall to make sure chuck schumer, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders are not in charge in the senate. >> a lot of voters have cast their ballots, about 40% participated in early voting this election but there have been some reports of issues connell with voting machines, they've received over 100 calls, officials have received over 100 reports of trouble with starting voting machines at different polling locations, something we will definite i will keep an eye on and see how that affects today's primary, connell. connell: we

fox team coverage now. griff jenkins is following the counterprotests, but we want to begin with peter doocy, who is

fox news's peter doocy in waukesha, wisconsin, with more on some of races to watch. hi, peter. david, the last time, the last three times the democrats tried to beat or unseat scott walker they failed. twice in general elections. once in a recall. that really frustrates democrats here in the badger state because while in office, walker has butted heads with public workers unions by forcing them to pay more for certain benefits and rolling back certain bargaining power they had. now democrats have an eight-candidate field trying to knock off walker. whoever wins might reveal a lot about what kind of candidate democrats think that in the midwest, they will give them a good chance to flip gop offices and seats as republicans in wisconsin will pick a senate candidate to give them a shot to minimize impact of much-discussed blue wave. the target is incumbent democrat senator tammy baldwin. those include, kevin nicholson one time college democrat who broke with them and his family, he has a fund-raising lead. he doesn't have the backing of wisconsin gop heavyweights like paul ryan, s

fox news's peter doocy is at the courthouse with the very latest. hi, peter.r: they have been out there, in there about seven hours already, david. one of the first things, rather, one of the last things the jury heard before they went into deliberations was that manafort team accusing the mueller team of being desperate. manafort lawyer kevin downing the mueller team wouldn't have made a deal with rick gates, they got to admit a secret life of committing crimes and committing affairs if they were not desperate. downing said in the closing that was secret life of. that was secret to mr. manafort, secret to everybody. it had to do why was he embezzling so much money and he couldn't even get his stories straight with you. that is to the jury. the mueller team agrees there might have been red flags with the star witness rick gates. greg andre said the government is not asking you to mr. gate's testimony or statements at face value. we're not asking you to trust each and every word mr. gates said. we're not asking to you like him either. we're asking to you consid

>>martha: peter doocy reporting steps from the white house. joining me from foxheadquarters in new york, kellyanne conway, counselor to the president. welcome back to "fox news sunday". the president tweeted this weekend, the riots in charlottesville a year ago resulted in senseless death and division point we must come together as a nation. i condemn all types of racism and acts of violence. peace to all americans. but in a new poll, 57 percent say that race relations are actually worse under president trump since he became president. does he need more than tweets to be convincing on this issue? >> two things i'd say about that. first, when our first african-american president barack obama left office, there was very mixed polling and assessment of race relations eight years after he was in office. so this is not unique to president trump in terms of wanting to improve relations. we always want things to improve amongst people of different races and backgrounds. secondly, i think you have to look at president trump's record as it relates to men and women of colo

we have fox team coverage. peter in wisconsin where voters picked a candidate to take on democratic incumbent senator tammy baldwin this november. we begin with senior political correspondent mike emanuel in minneapolis where there are a few surprises. good evening. >> good evening. there was some serious drama here in minnesota with a well-known republican losing and a rising star democrat winning despite facing career threatening accusations. >> congressmen and deputy dnc chairman keith ellison cruised to victory in the minnesota attorney general's race despite allegations of physical and emotional abuse made by an ex-girlfriend. ellison docked questions about the abuse claims. >> we are going to talk about all this in the days to come. i want to honor you and know we are not trying to avoid the topic. we will handle it head on. they are not true but we will handle them in the days come. >> ellison will face doug wardlow. seeking native first g.o.p. minnesota attorney general in 40 years. in a minnesota senate race

peter stzrok had a pink slip. 's firing could be worse news for hillary clinton. jillian: "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ jillian: good morning. you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. rob: thanks for starting your day with us. jillian: breaking right now in london, a car crashed into the barriers outside the houses of parliament. a live picture from the scene where several people are injured. rob: that silver car a short time ago after it smashed into those barriers they have arrested the driver in london. what do we know? >> reporter: we have been tracking this for the last several minutes. the scene of real concern, a bit of chaos outside the houses of parliament in the westminster area of london at 7:37 in the morning, a police car rammed into the security barriers that encircle that seat of government in the uk, smashing into that wall and hurting, according to several sources off the ground and police, several pedestrians and people on bikes in the area. the man inside was dragged out by police very fast at the scene and he was arrested, a

fox news correspondent peter doocy at the district court in alexandria, virginia.ury has been deliberating five hours. they are charged with coming to 18 different unanimous verdicts. they don't have to finish by the close of business which is 5:30 throughout the course of trial. they can go as long as they want. as long as it takes. they could come out ten minutes from now, 10:00 at night. once they do the verdict will be red 10 to 15 minutes later. they're in a break room. the jury room is too tight. that is something the judge apologized for. he helped design the place and paid more attention to his own quarters at time. the judge also told jurors, that all the comments he made where he snapped at mueller team for having bad manners or going too slow or asking certain questions should be ignored there in the break room where they're deliberating. paul manafort we are told is in the building because again, from the time that the jury reaches a verdict, to the time it is announced it will be pretty quick. something else that is new. prosecutors finally indicating

fox news sunday". >> we will begin with peter doocy, peter is covering what is called the unite the right rally in washington d.c.. peter, looks like a lot of stuff is happening. >>reporter: unite the right protesters have arrived. what you are seeing here is a couple dozen, i couldn't really count, these white nationalist protesters. there are a ton of police boxing them in. but on the other line of this, this line of police officers, these are all counter protesters. right now they're trying really hard to keep these people away from these people. there was a ton of profanity, some of the counter protesters were grabbing at flags that some of these white nationalist protesters had. this is about as chaotic as senior can have in washington d.c.. so far, it seems like it's pretty peaceful but have a look on the sidewalk. there are signs, likewise matter. hate not welcome here. no place for hates. then over here, we don't see any signs brought by the jason kessler led protest which just arrived a few minutes ago. but all these counter protesters seem to outnumber the guys that are here for the unite the right

fox news correspondent peter doocy is live at the courthouse with the latest. what's going on?day, the jury sent a note to the judge saying they wanted to leave at 5:00. they didn't want to read a verdict. apparently one of the 12 had an event to go to early in the evening. while the deliberations are dragging on, the defendant, paul manafort is being kept in a small jail cell in the courthouse. he doesn't have any reading material or tv. it's not clear if he knows that the president this morning said he thinks it's sad what is happening to paul manafort. but his attorneys certainly do. >> any reaction to the president's comments this morning? >> great comments. >> mr. manafort appreciates the support of president trump. >> you think the longer they deliberate favors your client? >> we do. thanks. >> the judge denied a request from a handful of news organizations including a.p., cnn and "new york times" to release the names of the jurors. the judge ruled he can't do that without risking safety and said that he's been threatened during the course of the trial so now he needs to

fox news correspondent peter doocy joins us with more.tes has started answering questions posed to him by the mueller team. he testified that he was involved with criminal activity while he was working for mr. manafort. he testified that he committed a crime answered told the jury that he was later arrested for those crimes and he has made a plea agreement. gates is the only person that the judge t.s. ellis said last week can help them make a conspiracy case against manafort. earlier today one of manafort's former account at that particular times cindy laporta said gates was one she repeatedly dealt with and made statements that were very obviously phony but submitted them to the bank or irs anyway. mueller team alleges it was all part of a scheme designed to lower mr. manafort's tax bill. taxes are complicated he just made a mistake there should being an audit but not a federal case. that's what this trial is focusing exclusively on. allegations of financial crimes. there is no talk about alleged russian collusion or election interfeecio

. >> he elevated him and lisa page to the forefront of conservative media, segments on fox news, on breitbart, peter struck has really been a figure of particular derision. during his testimony on the hill, he tried to explain his text messages. he got in a tense debate with gop members. some on the left tried to defend him. it's clear that whatever happened with the text messages have been larger than life because of the president's ability to make it so. nonstop posts and comments about it. >> nia, let me bring you in. as josh points out, this has been a topic the president definitely has focused on a lot. this was a big deal whether the text messages came out in the inspector general report. >> that's right. you saw him testifying on capitol hill there in an explosive series of exchanges there with republicans who went after him in a very personal way. we will see what donald trump says about this. as josh said, this has been a person who has been enemy number one in many ways of the president. used to essentially say that the whole mueller investigation, the mueller probe was rigged against him.

it's fox top story and peter doocy is on it live at the courthouse in alexandria, virginia, just outside the district. peter? >> shep, the jury has now been deliberating for more than five hours. they are charged with coming up with 18 unanimous different verdicts for the 18 charges. and we don't know how long they are going to be there. they do not have to finish by the close of business which has been 5:30 here at the court in alexandria, they could come out 10 minutes from now or come out at midnight. we just do not know it is completely up to them and how long it takes. they are deliberating today in a break room because the jury room was apparently too tight and that's something the judge actually apologized for. he says that he helped design the court and he paid more attention to the time to his own quarters. the judge told jurors all those comments he made snapped at the mueller team for having bad manners or going too slow or asking questions should be ignored while they are there in the break room. we are told paul manafort is in the building today even though his -- the judge

team fox coverage and analysis. peter doocy is live in wisconsin.begin with mike emanuel in minneapolis. mike? >> dana, good afternoon. shocking allegations of abuse have taken a high profile rising star in the democratic party off of the campaign trail heading into today's minnesota primary. congressman keith ellison is the deputy chair of the democratic national committee. he's been a member of congress since 2007. ellison is considered the frontrunner to be the attorney general in a field of five democrats. over the weekend, his ex-girlfriend accused him of abusing his mother and claims there's evidence. she told minnesota public radio why she doesn't intend to release the video she has of ellison mistreating her. >> it's not on me to try to keep proving to people this happens. when i originally was going to share my story, i had no intention of taking about video or texts. it was simple as me sharing what happened to me. >> ellison put out a statement sunday night saying -- >> ellison has the edge in the attorney general's race in terms of name

fox news. according to officials there, only four sites were down by 10:00 a.m. local time. it's unclear how many were not ready when the polls actually opened. peter doocy live in tempe outside of phoenix. what is the plan? >> shep, we just heard from someone familiar with the process, that the county, maricopa county might ask the court to let some polling places stay open passed 7:00 p.m. we're still waiting to see how many weren't ready to open. the one we picked to be at at 6:00 a.m. local time did not open on time. somebody asked us if we were there to help them fix the equipment, which we were not. this is a big primary. the one that outgoing senator jeff flake said he was not p participated in, so he retired.

peter doocy in virg. thank you very much. another fox news alert now, and just six hours the u.s. will snap back sanctions on iran and bring already difficult relations with the islamic republic to a new and darker level. the move what's been cemented by a signature today but it was telegraphed this spring when the president whizzed through the u.s. from iran's nuclear deal with the west. also tonight, north korea is calling on the president to drop costly sanctions on on the pyongyang regime over its nuclear weapons program. we have greg in london with what kim jong un's government is saying and doing under financial penalties. we start off with rich edson and the economic device tightening on iran. >> reporter: this is the effective u.s. exit from the iran nuclear agreement. at midnight tonight, the sanctions will be restored against the u.s., the same sanctions that the u.s. had left it as part of that 2015 agreement. there are plenty of countries around the world that oppose those u.s. moves. thousands of protesting inflation, unemployment and corruption of that is before the

fox news alert. rick gates about to take the stand at the manafort trial. is he expected to be the government's star witness. let's go back to the courthouse in alexandria a virginia. petere members of the fox news team spotted rick gates in the lobby of the courtroom a little while ago. as you look at the footage of him he has a big beard. but our producer, gomez who is inside says that rick gates was clean-shaven eanged was being taken in with two attorneys, one of the attorneys was patting him on the back while they were in their way to an elevator. remember, last week the prosecution raised the possibility, the mueller team raised the possibility that rick gates might not testify, that they might not need him and they have a list with 21 more potential witnesses that they could call on. we weren't sure how many they would get through and how many they would take to the stand before they got to the person considered to be their star. rick gates, but now we know that after the prosecution started their case by laying out paul manafort's luxury lifestyle, things they were essentially saying that he spent a lot of money on so that he could have a very lavish life while t

peter strzok. it's like saying i work at fox, most people here are conservatives.nd it results in bias from the greatness people, while i don't know, it could be. >> he said he didn't like trump. >> i'm just telling you -- >> i think the bigger thing with jack dorsey though, to my mind, or my perspective, he's the one guy that said, alex jones, for all your conspiracy theories, you can hang around. so apple, facebook, youtube and spotify, this guy is about hate speech and conspiracy theories and should not be given a platform. dorsey doesn't -- so what if some of his staff -- >> we just want equal treatment for all whack jobs. >> really distributing videos from the islamic state of murderers and beheadings, that's fine. because again, this went on and on, this is youtube and facebook, for years that they didn't police any of that content. we talk about alex jones in all of those technologies, and it raises the issue of these companies that have gotten way too big and the government stood by particularly with facebook with the acquisition of instagram and whatsapp,

germany and expose the bookings of the doc mansion a mother and the fox sexually abused her son for yes i made him available to peter finds online a course of delivers its verdict also coming up trump and the hottie face off over sanctions strong.

a source telling fox news the agent who worked with peter stzrok and lisa page confirmed the practicee bureau says it didn't happen. >> reporter: lindsey graham on is his close friend john mccain in an emotional speech on the senate floor. >> if you want to help the country, be more like john mccain. i believe there is a little john mccain in all of us. he lived in the shadow of a 4-star father and 4-star grandfather. he always worried would he disappoint? you did not. rob: very nice, south carolina senator fighting back tears next to where mccain sat which is raped in black and topped with white roses with gray will speak at the memorial service saturday in washington and his burial on sunday at the naval academy in annapolis, maryland. jillian: the midterms around the corner and jimmy carter has advice for anti-trump democratic candidates. >> i don't talk about impeachment. that is the wrong thing for democrats to do. >> the former democratic president adding he is hopeful voters will make the right choice when heading to the polls in november. rob: donald trump calling foul on the

peter doocy, thank you. let's get back to fox top story breaking this hour.sident trump's legal team has officially responded to special counsel robert mueller's latest request for an interview. and they are not providing details yet publicly did the counter offer. but the president's attorney, rudy giuliani is saying millions of pages of documents along with testimony from dozens of witnesses have been provided. and he is calling on mueller to conclude the investigation and we know from our john roberts because he spoke personally with rudy giuliani before september 1st is what they would like to see. our power panel now. jessica tarlov back from outnumbered, a fox news contributor, noelle nikpour a former strategist and former g.o.p. congressional candidate. the politics of this noel, the president knows his base wants to see him do something to help this conclude. you get the big person to sit down. maybe that does it his attorneys and every attorney that i can talk to is saying don't you dare do that. >> right. >> harris: is it enough that the president i

. >> juan: peter, thank you so much. we have a fox news alert. in iowa, the missing college student, mollie tibbetts. her body has been found. the news comes a little more than a month after the 20-year-olds disappearance from her hometown, brooklyn iowa. >> we have confirmed with homeland security investigations that he is an illegal alien, and we believe he has been in this area now for 4-7 years. >> how did you come into contact with him? >> during the investigation, we reached out to the public, as you well know. during our neighborhood canvas, we came across an individual that had security cameras. we took those cameras, he was kind enough to give us the footage from it. to that, he we are able to identify a vehicle that we believed belongs to mr. rivera. it was a black malibu. from that, we were able to track his pattern and the route in which he took. we were also able to find mollie running on this video, and able to determine that he is one of the last ones to have seen mollie running based on the video that we were able to see from the

peters, a retired u.s. army lieutenant colonel and former fox news military analyst. thank you for coming on the program, i appreciate it. >> i'm glad to be here, brian. we all have to do our part in these dreadful, dreadful days in washington. >> what is the most dreadful part about it for you? >> well, the most dreadful part is that we have a president who does not respect our system of government, does not understand our government, who is not interested in understanding our government, who believes that the constitution is a menu from which he can choose only the most delectable items, who doesn't respect the constitution. that's one thing. but the twin -- the evil twin of that is that i believe, as a former russia analyst for most of my career, and having worked directly with russian intelligence services, i am convinced that the president of the united states is enthralled to vladimir putin. there is no other way to explain his behavior. and he perfectly fits the profile of the kind of people the russians target. so when it comes to worries, you know, trump give

to our msnbc political analyst and long-time student of washington, and ralph peters who served his country as well as a fox news analyst and when he left he said it had become a propaganda machine, and also has security clearances as a high level, and our other guest says donald trump is send out a clear message, don't cross me. and then joining us from new york, a professor. colonel, i begin with you. donald trump does many things that people don't like, this is a free country. >> this is not america. this is not how we do things. it's banana republic behavior an insult to those. in the united states of america, we close ranks when it comes to national security. and it's not merely a matter of keeping these people -- giving them continued security clearances so that they can give us advice. but in the case of a national catastrophe, and a nuclear attack on washington, you've also got this "b" team ready to help out. it goes on and on. but the bottom line is this, we've gotten to the point where the only thing we're worried about is, is it illegal? it's not illegal. the president can do this. but it's prof

fox news confirming that the f.b.i. has fired controversial f.b.i. employee peter strzok.e outted for sending anti-trump text messages while serving as a lead investigator on the hillary clinton e-mail probe and during the special counsel investigation. this is "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis. here today, the host of kennedy on the fox business network, kennedy herself, host of the intelligence report on fox business network, trish regan, host of the evening edit, also on the fox business network.

and the dying saccharin version of what was once fox at its and you can argue about this best and the like with all due respect also my dear friend peter what you like has nothing to do with what these people are interested in this is a twenty four seven runaway train that you want to be run away you have to keep feeding the boiler then you are pouring everything into it you have a newsroom with twenty something i'm sorry to say per d.m. folks who i have no journalistic ability know no experience of any kind of t.v. or whatever they're just there to click and just feed ok i'll sit but now you know there's no room for correction but if i did that but the point is here is this dividing the country i mean i understand how it's made and why it's made and i understand the. bottom line here but it is dividing the country i mean jim acosta i mean what a disgrace to journalism ok i mean and they probably think he's doing a great job rob if you were nodding your head go ahead he's not he's not defied ok ok go ahead go ahead rob jim acosta is not dividing that ok i'm sorry i'm sorry it's all right go ahead rob lionel consider this ok i'm going t

peter, i want to play a piece of video. it transpired during the 9:00 p.m. hour tonight on fox news. ainsley was doing what he called a debrief. she was appearing with sean hannity talking about her big interview with the president today for air tomorrow morning on his favorite morning program, "fox and friends" and this moment happened. >> he mentioned pardoning manafort and you have michael cohen's attorney. >> he mentioned that? >> he did. >> so that happened. peter, what are we to make of that? >> well, you know, it would be explosive thing for him to do. you know, every president who has waded into, you know, the investigations of people around him with a pardon ends up paying a political price. they usually do it after their last election when they're on the way out of office. that's when george h.w. bush pardoned casper and bill clinton pardoned rich and others. for president trump to do it in the middle of the first term and the middle of the midterm election season. to pardon the person who was his campaign chairman just convicted on a number of serious tax and bank fraud vi

. >> martha: peter, thank you very much greater joining me now from fox news headquarters in new yorkkellyanne conway, counselor to the president. welcome back to "fox news sunday," good to have you here this morning. just be too good to thank you, martha. >> martha: the president tweeted this week in the eyelets in charlottesville a year ago, we must come together as a nation. i condemn all types of racism and acts of violence, peace to all americans. in a new poll, 57% say that race relations are actually worse under president trump since he became president. so does he need more than tweets to be convincing on this issue, kelly and? >> kellyanne: two things i would say about that, and first is when our first african-american president barack obama left office it was very mixed polling and very missed assessment eight years after he was in office. so this is not unique to president trump in terms of people wanting to improve. i think we should all agree that we always want the nations to improve among people of different backgrounds and different races. secondly, i think you've got

hold of some of hillary's e-mails as a matter of fact there's a fox has reported on an e-mail from may of two thousand and sixteen where peter strock of peter's truck was a counter-intelligence along with lisa page this story says that the inspector general of the intelligence division went to the f.b.i. with this information that hillary's e-mails had been hacked by the chinese and that they had all of her e-mails and that peter struck was one of the people that was told about it and did nothing and then an e-mail in that was back you know fifteen sixteen there's an e-mail reportedly from peter where he said we know that foreign actors got a hold of some of hillary's emails so that that we know so it all does make some kind of sense. look i was particularly taken when the donald trump said are you sure it wasn't russia i thought that was a great line and i want to do that three months but but but we know why shouldn't we believe this really i mean it's not beyond the the realm of possibility china was accused just a few months ago of infiltrating and hacking the navy and co and some some specific submarine anti-ship missile

fox news alert. the jury in the paul manafort trial passing a note to the judge. let's go back to peter doocy.as in the note? >> we don't. we heard from somebody on the manafort side that the jury might want to go home for the day. but it's not clear if they are actually asking if they can leave the court or if that just means that they -- that there is something in this note, and actually, let's see, okay, i saw some folks it looks like they might be bolting over toward the door. you can't have any cell phones inside the court. the way we get information people have to run out with a note pad and tell you what happened. we don't know what is in this notoriety now. and the last time yesterday, at the end of the day, when they came with a note it was questions about very basic things like what is -- can you please redefine reasonable doubt and redefine some main components of the mueller team's argument. these thing f bars foreign bank account report and shelf companies. those are things that the mueller team mentioned dozens if not hundreds of times and the jury had an issue with those yesterd

peter strzok, andrew mccabe. >> the president's personal attorney rudy giuliani is telling fox news that his inclination is stillw but that president trump wants him to continue talking to the special counsel, so tonight the negotiations about this potential interview with a special counsel continue. >> sean: thank you. joining us now with reaction, former u.s. attorney for the district of columbia, joe. a quick note, he has done legal work for me. he showed up at my christmas party and he drank way too much. and i paid for the drinks. anyway, good to see you, my friend. i am very skeptical of any, any concession to this team of prosecutors that robert mueller has put together looking at what judge ellis said about what they're really doing in the manafort case. i don't trust them. >> there's no question that the mueller investigation is illegitimate in the sense that rod rosenstein should have never appointed mueller, who had a conflict of interest. he was interviewed for the fbi director and the next day he was appointed special counsel. brad rosenstein is either a witness or a coconspirator in the case if the

ahold of some of hillary's e-mails as a matter of fact there's a fox has reported on an e-mail from may of two thousand and sixteen where peter strock of peter's truck was a counter-intelligence along with lisa page this story says that the inspector general of the intelligence division went to the f.b.i. with this information that hillary's e-mails had been hacked by the chinese and that they had all of her e-mails and that peter struck was one of the people that was told about it and did nothing and then an e-mail in that was back you know fifteen and sixteen there's an e-mail reportedly from peter where he said we know that foreign actors got a hold of some of hillary's emails so that that we know so it all does make some kind of sense. look i was particularly taken when the donald trump said are you sure it wasn't russia i thought that was a great line and we're going to want to that but but but we know why shouldn't we believe this really i mean it's not the. on the the realm of possibility china was accused just a few months ago of infiltrating and hacking the navy and co and some some specific submarine anti-ship missi

fox team coverage with griff jenkins live. and doug mckelway is in charlottesville. we are seeing some signs of tensions. we begin with peter ducey live at foggy bottom metro station in washington were white supremacists are expected to arrive soon. reporter: we have not seen any signs of protesters yet but there are a ton of police officers who are here several hours ahead of these white nationalists who are expected to come to washington d.c. around 5:00 for their white civil rights rally. the plan as best we do understand according to organizers is that they will all gather somewhere in northern virginia at a metro station about 15 miles, 10 metro stops from here. then i will ride to the foggy bottom metro and march right on this weight up 23rd street to pennsylvania. then they will make a left and head toward lafayette park. the permit for this particular march they say they are expecting as many as 400 people. we have no idea if it is an accurate representation. if you will be higher or lower just because we are still several hours away. organizers are telling everybody not to go to lafayette park. they all want to com

china in may, he announced on "fox news sunday" that the united states was putting the trade war on hold, but soon after others in the delegation including china hawk peter know vara owe found an alternative audience with dobbs to criticize man uccellini in's message. then dobbs's criticism was picked up on fox and friends the following day by host brian kilmeade. before long and on the basis of those media messages, the president made an abrupt change in policy. >> well, this is huge governing problem. it's also a fascinating phenomenon. the other people in this fox bubble, of course, are his supporters because that's their sole source of news in many instances. anything that's real does seem fake. it's completely out of the blue. he never heard about this before. can't possibly be true. so together they're in this collective never-never land as they construct these formulas, these narratives that go on and on. why do they think that immigration is a huge problem that millions are pouring over the border when we have net immigration going towards mexico? because it's on fox news constantly. it's either illegal immigrant hurting someone, and we do know t

peter stzrok had a pink slip. 's firing could be worse news for hillary clinton. jillian: "foxfirst" starts right now.

fox business. he was telling me basically this is a company that is robbing peter to pay paul. >> tesla has major issuesey consist of what looks like a complete collapse and model three demand looking at their balance sheet. talking about 2.2 billion in cash excluding the customer deposits looking at just $1.3 billion in cash. cheryl: he says this is a ponzi scheme. >> june made that accusation i read about it at solar city i now been incorporated into tesla. serious issues need to be addressed. they have a strong case about the quality we talked about the safety issues a couple weeks ago. this is nothing more than a distraction in the sad thing is for shareholders, these tweets are taking up time and attention away from elon musk executing. cheryl: we are out of time, but there's all this concern about the saudi's with the strengthening, is it possible to get foreign investment dollars into a company, an american company. he may have a problem if he's looking to the saudi's for help in all of this. the story continues. the saga continues. thank you for being here. we appreciate it. lauren: stopped read