the power of prevention. call now to learn more.nnedy: if you want to understand this president's motivation and philosophy, all you have to understand contrasts. whatever president obama did, president trump does the opposite. except separating children from their parents. president obama crafted the egghead butthead policy called strategic patience which endangered the mess in the middle east. and cause a mess on aisle 9. there was no real pressure or believable threat. no nicknames like little rocketman. now this unorthodoxed befuddling maximum pressure might yield surprising results. and if it works, they should indian give obama's nobel prize to trump. will strong arming western europe work? it might lead to frosty tariffs and awkward meeting. but global leaders don't know how to respond to this president. and that's how he wants it. macron wants to get along. justin trudeau betrayed his dependence on the bully he has to pacify for the next 2 and a half years. will this bull in a china shop change the world? who the hell knows.

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. u: former president trump and crooked hillary are searching for ways to gin up their democratic base before the hid terms. hillary calling for strength and resolve to resist the trump administration in a new administration where she didn't criticize the violent tactics of left-wing activists. barack obama telling a gruch donors they should be concerned about president trump. i don't thin -- joining us, the, fox business political analyst savant a portfolio without limitation. edreport amazing thing about him going out and campaigning, no president has had a worse two mid-terms in a row. the damage he did to his party during his presidency was enormous. lou: they lost 1,000 seats. ed: they lost the senate and the house. i don't know what magic formula he has. there are li -- there are libers in beverly hills who want to plunk down money to get a picture with him. but there isn't much he can do to help them make their case. lou: he's all they got. do you want to put keith ellison or tom

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. all sorts of fireworks on capitol hill, freedom caulks chairman congressman mark meadows said subpoenas are coming within days for members in justice department involved in the russia witch-hunt. who stonewalled congressional document requests are among though being called to testify before congress. joining us tonight, judicial wash president tom fenton, you have to be feeling pretty good to know congressman meadows said there will be subpoenas? >> it a positive step forward. it has been over a year of obstruction and stonewalling by this justice department. they have been attacking congressional oversight. there credible stories out there. lou: i would have a basket full if i want speaker ryan, if i were running one of the intelligence committees, i would have a basket full of subpoenas for rod rosenstein. this is outrageous, what happened. it has taken, i want to congratulate mark meadows, he put his face right in front of the speaker, and told him he had it. i just, i have to tell

the power of prevention. call now to learn more.u: president trump is targeting the ridiculous border laws, urging congress today to make necessary changes. >> what i'm asking congress to do is to give us a third option, which we've been requesting since last year, legal authority to detain and promptly remove families together as a unit. >> sounds simple. it is not. joining us, conservative commentator best selling author, an ann coulter. noon soon tnew soon to be relea. great to have you with us. >> thank you, that first anyone has seen the cover. lou: i am thrilled. and the audience is grateful. >> it is fantastic. lou: can't wait. let's start with right now. put this up much increase in number of illegal immigrants. bring everyone up-to-date. cable nud news networks accordio mrc has put out 22 ref rentses to -- reverends to nazi concentration camps and other human right atrocities during the coverage of the detention centers. >> right. >> this is suddenly, we're accepting extreme language. >> it always shows that left has a real

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. kennedy: a federal judge allowing a huge merger that could change the way every american consumes media. even video you watch on your phones. it all has to do with the at&t and time-warner merger. joining us, edward lawrence is it depends who you ask. the judge said the government did not meet the burden of proof. 170 pages as to why the government did not have their case hold up in court. this could be a big deal for consumers. at&t and time-warner says there are be $360 billion if you savings for consumers. at&t lawyers say it's about time. >> it's unfair to the defendants, do the hundreds of thousands of employees of their companies whose lives have been hanging in the balance. and to all the shareholders and other constituencies of these great companies. it's time to complete this transaction and move on. reporter: disney trying to take part of fox, our parent company. this opens the door for other vertical mergers. the department of justice released a statement saying we are disa

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. : the white house is denying another report claiming chief of staff john kelly will be out sometime this summer. the story first reported by the "wall street journal" it reports the president is considering tapping mick mulvaney or nick ayres to replace kelly. joining me, the dean himself. ed rollins. he served as political director under ronald reagan. is it fake news? here goes john kelly again out the door. ed: when john kelly and the president decide it's going to happen, it will happen. kelly is not here for the long run. my sense is he's tired. that will be the decision of the president. this president is now very comfortable in how he runs his white house. lou: and how he runs the country. ed: it's not like some staff guy can come in and be the magical. he'll get what he needs out of the people who are there, and those who aren't there, he'll reach out. it's about him, not about anybody else. lou: i thought it was about the little daffodils, the rinos, and the snowflakes. people

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. maria: welcome back.ly an historic eating in singapore this wk. president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un come to an agreement to start the complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. president trump: chairman kim has before him an opportunity like no other to be remembered as the leader who ushered in a glorious era of security and prosperity for his people. chairman kim and i just signed a joint statement in which he reaffirms his unwavering co korean peninsula. and we agreed to implement the agreement as soon as possible. maria: the president agreed to end joint military exercises between the u.s. and south korea. joining us is gordon chang and morgan ortegas. you said to me as soon as you heard that that readiness is so critical. tell me about that. >> these exercises just make sure readiness is at a high level. we need readiness there. we to deter north korea and defend south korea. readiness declined quickly especially when you have two militaries working together. i am concerned ab

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. s: the new york city housing authority was caught in a web of lies when it was revealed they had been misleading inspectors for a deca they covered up things such as persistent mold. lead paint. rats. the list goes on and on and on. here to discuss, adrienne elrod. mayor deblasio is always putting down rich folks saying i got your back, poor people. federal inspectors go to these buildings and they would put down cardboard to hide thing i know deblasio is an up and coming star? the democratic party. >> this is a grotesque situation that happened in n york city that low-income recipients had to endure. i'm glad the authorities are cracking down on this. but ultimately the mayor is the mayor of the city. he's in charge of these things. but you also have to look into other officials that oversee the public housing. but this is a situation federal officials and local and statewide officials have to deal with. charles: perhaps public housing is a bad idea. maybe the bureaucracies to house p

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. ederal judge permitting at&t to go ahead with its acquisition of time-warner. hillary vaughn joins us with district court judgemerger. leon giving the green light for the merger. this is historic and could pave the wayor a slew of deals wheretreaming giants like netflix, amazon and hulu have new rivals. the judge did not think the doj met their responsibility to deliver burden of proof. at&t, time-warner, c charter all higher in afterhours trading. the doj could appeal the judge's ruling. but the judge had a sharp warng for the government if they don't let his ruling stand. saying quote, to do otherwise i fear would undermine our system of justice and millions of shareholders and the business community at large. the do jrntion says they believe the market will be less competitive with this deal. lou: on wall street, stocks closed mixed and very flat. thedown down two points. jeff bezos likes dems except when they tax him. seattle repealed the tax against big business reportedly from pr

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. les: one of the more stunning findings in this inspector general's reports were the text messages sent between the fbi agents and a bureau colleague and his lover. the key exchange everyone is talking about, lisa page saying trump is never going to become president, right? right? followed by peter strzok saying no. no he's not. we'll stop it. here to discuss, kevin walling, a political strategist and morgan o ortegas. people are parsing through this thing. but the idea someone would have this level of political bias and act on it in such a high position is startling to a lot of people. >> i expected a lot of bombs coming out of this i.g. report. reading through the text messages and how fbi members were taking dinners and sporting tickets from members of the media. it's shocking. and i am the first one to say i have served with many people who are the range and filed in the fbi who put their careers and lives on the line to protect this country. people watching your show, charles are v

the power of prevention. callow to len more. or to army first lieutenant garland connor. the kentucky native served ten campaigns in 28 monthses of world war ii. he was wounded seven times in combat. he's been called the second most decorated world war ii veteran. onlthis is incredible. the man won four silver stars, a bronze star, three purple hearts. he was wounded seven times. and a distinguished service cross. this is the fourth medal of honor president trump has awarded to a service member. >>> troubling numbers from the customs and border protection agency. more than 5,000 convicted criminals have been arrested trying to enter the united states across our border with mexico in just the last eight months. that includes 505 confirmed members of violent gang, particularly ms-13, the 18th street gang and the mexican mafia. joining me tonight, national review columnist, best selling author, victor davis hanson, the author of the extraordinary book "the second worl second world w" victor, great to see you. thanks for being with u

the power of prevention. call now to learn more.en report pentagon announcing large-scale military exercises with south korea have been suspended indefinitely. they take place twice a year. the cancellation is not setting well with our allies. the president tweeting north korea was no longer a nuclear threat. dose know something we don't or is he spiking the football before he gets to the end zone. let me bring in buck sexton. how does japan feel about this? >> they are obviously a bit unnerved. it's been longstanding u.s. policy to be practicing with our south korean allies in the event north korea becomes a major problem. i would say right now it's too early to judge whether what trump has done here is giving away too much or not. if we get to the intended outcome which is denuclearization, then all of this makes sense. overtures -- some of it is too much -- but in the context of trying to get to a denuclearized korean peninsula, you can understand where it's coming from. but if it doesn't happen, you have to look at some of the p

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. ld it be mitch mcconnell has finally grown weary of the' mueller witch hunt? the senate majority leader saying about that probe, it ought to wrap up. noting it has been going on forever. these are positive words from the senate majority leader for the first time ever, period. his change of heart comes after months of publicly supporting the muler special counsel. but he won't change the senate's 60-vote rule as president trump has requested. perhaps he'll come his senses and do so soon. joining us, byron york. first, mitch mcconnell making this statement. this could be a very big deal. i have been calling for mcconnell and ryan both to stand with the president shoulder to shoulder and call for an toned this obscene witch hunt. >> it is a big deal. if both leaders in congress agreed with the president on this, it may tell you something about the senate investigation. the senate intelligence committee is conducting the big russia investigation. we have more and more word out of that comm

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. ed mix, the dow town 103 point well off its lows of the session. the s&p lost six, the nasdaq gained a point. volume on the big boar 3-point the billion shares. a reminder listen to my lots three times a day coast to coat on the salem radio network. >>> coming up next, a shocking new report revealing thousands of criminal illegal immigrants living in the united states because of president obama's daca disaster. what is going on? we taker it up with marianne men do so. g we'll be right back with her. of my family e while i was overseas serving. lou: couple of quick developments. the senate voted to reimpose the u.s. ban on the chinese telecom zte that the president relieved of sanctions to save some 88,000 chinese jobs at the request of president xi. the president just announcing as well the administration's recently announced tariffs of $50 billion of imports from china, he's also directed the traip representativtrade repres. trade representative to quote identify another 20 $200 billi

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. president trump is threatening a 20% tariff on vehicles assembled in the european union. deirdre bolton of fox business network joins us from new york with an update. dierdre: some strategists say massive tariffs on american car makers can cause economic chaos. based on the tariffs and trade barriers long placed on american cop any, if they are not soon broken down and removed we'll be placing a 20% tariff on all of their cars coming into the u.s. build them here. ford and gm. mercedes-benz has a huge presence in the united states. a 20% tariff would result in 195 lost auto workers jobs. the u.s. and eu are already in a trade spat. the e.u. announced a 25% tariff in retaliation for tariffs on steel and he aluminum. president trump asked his administration to identify $200 billion worth of chinese goods for additional tariffs at a rate of 10%. stocks were lower for most of of the five days. boeing, caterpillar, all examples. china's stock market fell, too. sources telling us some at th

the power of prevention. are signing an executive order of it's about keeping families together while at the same time being sure that we have a very powerful, very strong border and it continues to be zero tolerance. we have zero tolerance for people enter our country illegally. >> we look forward and expect the house to act this week. we asked them to do their job. >> color is dubious that congress, the house and senate, would republican majorities and strong right-wing elements that hate any change in immigration could successfully pass legislation. >> bret: what is happening with this issue? the president signed an executive order about three and a half hours ago. earlier in the day he tweeted: "it's the democrats fault, they won't give us the votes needed to pass good immigration legislation. they want open borders, which breeds horrible crime. republicans want security. but i am working on something. it never ends!" the something he was working on, this executive order. the question is, what that does an

the power of prevention. call now to learn more.fornia is no stranger to political lunacy and a controversial new ballot measure proves that point once again. voter wills get a chance in november to decide whether the state is so good it should be split up into three. fox news senior correspondent adam housely in clirve california with our report. >> so imagine that, the country's most populous state, the third largest in size, fifth largest economy in the world being spliced up into three could start the process this mall. the voters going to the polls to decide whether california needs to be three. first there would be california, which is basically los angeles wob ventura, second would be southern california, central cafornia and southern california from fresno down to san diego, and then third would be northern california, which would be the bay area, sacramento now of course where the current capital is, wine country to the border of oregon. the voters gets to decide this. tim draper says they've got more than 6,000 signatures,

the power of prevention. call now to learn more.dy: a man made dr. -- ray is making a documentary about marvin gaye. that's what your parent were lipsing to when they made you. not mine. they didn't play his music at the circus. get in the tent because this is the "topical storm." we begin in frigid lake tahoe, california where the tourism industry hit a bear market. this family paid someone to bear proof their house. let's hope they held on to the receipt. he climbs in through the window. i love muffins. animal experts believe the a man that bee show may have been playing on the tv. this is the second time in the past year the bear has broken into the house. while police don't know the bear's gender, but based on its affinity for stuff, they assume it's a bernie sanders supporter. topic number two. during the supper type the lines at six flags great america, keep it great. they can be up to an hour and a half look. but despite the long waits. customers aren't going anywhere. 24 passengers were stranded on the superman ride after so

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. closing mixed with to be dow town 26 points, s&p up 7, the nasdaq up 65, volume on the big boar 3 and a half billion shares. the president approved tariffs on $50 billion of chinese goods and a reminder listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio network >>> up next, the left wing national med y media and it aint trump pun duts hitting a bizarre low today. we'll take up their behavior next. stay with us. we'll be right back. lou: the national left-wing media unhinged. listen to this screaming and berating of press secretary >> don't you have any empathy for what these people are going through? these people have nothing. >> brian, settle down. go ahead, jill. >> it's a serious question. these people have nothing. they come to the board were nothing. around parent with young children. don't you have any empathy for what they go through? lou: sarah sanders classy, stoic. and i was hoping she would unload on him. candace owens. she said to jim acosta he can ba

the power of prevention. call now to learn more.rles: well, in just about 35 minutes, president trump set to take the stage at a rally in duluth, minnesota back with us, emily jashinsky. what do you think because we just saw president trump at one of these round table discussions , and he was sort of all over the place, you know, one idea, one thought, segwayed into another, what should he hammer in on today? what should he be focused on particularly in minnesota where republicans think they can gain seats in november? >> right obviously a key race in this particular house district, what's interesting about duluth is that the county that it's in went by 10 points for hillary clinton in 2016 but if you look at that map most of the counties to the west of it they were all almost in double-digits with trump some of them by 35 points so a lot of people driving into duluth a lot of rural communities up there. charles: economy, immigration oral of the above? >> well donald trump is going to talk about what he wants to talk about and it's

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. charles: former cia chief michael happenedden facing backlash over comparing president trump's government to nazi germany. senator blumenthal called the administration's policies inhumane among other things. joining us is chris bedford. beverly, let me start with you. we heard throughout their presidential campaign, we heard throughout president trump's presidency. various comparisons to nazi germany and hitler. but when a former cia director makes that's comparison, i think it's irresponsible and even dangerous. >> i would agree with you. there is no doubt this is an emotional issue. one of the tips i want to give to individuals who want a make a holocaust analogy. if you are not talking about the holocaust, don't use it. you were talking about republican leaders, ted cruz, as being open and willing to pass legislation that unites these families. i think it's very damaging for those who want a bipartisan effort because it makes people on the most of left side, on the democrat side no

the power of prevention.l now to learn more. >> you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline station, you get and you create a crowd. and you push back on them. and you tell them they are not welcome. charles: maxine waters doubling down on those comments telling supporters too to harass president trump administrn officials. many of her democratic colleagues are standing by her. but the stakes have gotten much higher. andy biggs, what's going on? >> i think she is trying to elevate the discourse away from civil discourse into potential violent discourse. in the tinder box that is our political environment, i think it's extremely dangerous and reckless and doesn't do credit to congress and her. i filed a motion to censure representative waters. charles: what does it mean? what are you trying to express here? what would it mean for her? would she have to be accountable for something? would they be punished? or is this a congressional acknowledgment to point out the har

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. charles: at&t and time-warner just a short time ago, a federal judge gave the go ahead go ahead. i know the conventional wisdom was this would be the outcome. but the government said it felt it had atrong case. were you surprised at the outcome? >> i am not surprised by the outcome. i sat through the trial and saw the evidence presented at trial. i saw what judge leon saw. charles: he said you go back to 1963, philadelphia national bank. regulators need not to have some ultimate reckoning. they can focus on competition and the ultimate impact on consumers instead of having to nitpick. why did this judge see it differently? >> one of the things the departme oftice conceded is directv would have cost savings from this transaction. at&t's acquisition of time-warner. at&t also owns directv. one of the things concede at trial there is would be cost savings. they would actually see lower prices. so that was conceded by the government. and i think the judge took that and he believed that was

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the power of prevention. call now to learn more. charles: as president trump continues to negotiate denuclearization is kim jong-un. hum an right foundation trying to bring down north korea leader by infiltrating the country with technology, to provide citizens with muc information my smugglig flash drives into the country. alex thank you for joining the show. >> thank you. charles: i discovered this organization by almost by accident. i saw where usb's were introduced in north korea then how successful you have been so far. quite a few of these have been smuggled in. tell us about the program. >> this is a collaboration we began with silicon valley based form 280, company usb memory direct, we realize people had their homes, desks or office drawers a piece of technology they don't use that much any more, it can be worth more than gold in north korea, a portal to outside world for a population of millions of people without internet access. basically a way out of the brain washing that kim regime conducts. charles: how has it done. h

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. ording on a new actsio survey, 92% of republicans think media intention rally reports fake news. here to discuss the author of the poll. -- sarah, you know, this is something that i tell you, bothers me. of all things you pointed out, hardly anyone 3% thinks that fake news makes headlines by accident. i think headlines are the weapon inflation news -- fake news, they are used to destroy, kill, maim, they are heartless and effective. >> yes, you are right. content matters -- context matters news businesses membership are struggling right now are trying to do better things to get engagement from people. unfortunately, one of the vehicles is the consumer with hyperbolic headlines, not every newsroom all of the time but it is a friend mos trend people age on-line. charles: there was a time you could read into author's feelings. you get a sense, but enough facts constituted the bulk of article. now from headlines throughout the piece it is almost all opinion, a lot of it sidesteps or ignore

the power of prevention. n more. >>> the sort of separation of kids from their families, the lying about it. the putting of kids in cages is reprehenceable. and religious leaders and people in general need to call it what it is, sin. >>> a country that enshrines separation of church and state in the constitution, we never need to use church in justifying policies. but we love to it. and the trump administration is using it to justify the southern border. jeff sessions used a bible passage frequently used to justify slavery. and now kellyanne conway has come along and pulled catholicism into this at the same time the catholic pope andand bishops and priests have spoken against what happens. she repeated the lie that what's happening on the southern border is the democrats' fault. here are the words kellyanne conway used to try to build credibility to her lying yesterday. she said she was speaking, quote, as a mother, as a catholic, as somebody who's got a conscience. >> as a mother, as a catholic, as somebody w

the power of prevention. ow to learn more. >>> here's more of donny deutsche talking about his friend michael cohen, the man who he expects is going to take a very important place in u.s. history. >> saying as if he's been working for any president. he's going to have to do what's best for his family. he does not have any loyalist on the other side of the equation. >> do you think today he understands that more than previously? >> i think every day he's understood it more and more. >> joining us, a former u.s. district attorney and former counsel to the mayor of new york city, and back with us ron kline. and maya, the expectation now of michael cohen cooperating with federal prosecuters gets higher and higher. donny deutsche is fueling it. >> it's hard to imagine -- i wasn't born today, but it is hard to imagine him not cooperating, quite frankly. remember that michael cohen is someone who was already very unusual for there to be the kind of search warrants that we saw on his residences, his offices and hotel

the power of prevention. call now tow to learn more. come hok., babe. nasty nighttime heartburn?ew alka-seltzer pm gummies. the only fast, powerful heartburn relief plus melatonin so you can fall asleep quickly. ♪ oh, what a relief it is! >> i'm trace gallagher in for shep. th president said there was nothing he could do about immigrant families separated at the border. now he says he will sign an executive order to keep them together. he still wants congress to pass the law. the house getting ready to vote. that's coming up on "shepard smith reporting." >> julie: north korea set to return the remains of 200 service members killed in the war. the transfer should happen within the next few days. this comes as kim jong-un leaves behind beijing following a two-day meeting with china's president. joining us now, noah rossman from commentary magazine. kim jong-un leaves beijing now after xi jinping invited him for a third straight time this visit has happened. some experts are saying this could show the united states that china is in control what do you think? >> it signals that china

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. 53% of millennials expect to be millionaires some day. while the others don't think their parents will leave them that much money. topic number one. we begin tonightn luscious upstate new york where a bear couldn't find food in the forest, but it wasn't worried becaus when one door closes, another opens. there he goes. right for the back seat of the minivan. even bears know that's where kids keep dropping the cheerios. then he opens the front door. the internet was shocked by the sight of a bear opening a minivan door. topic number two. the entirey of st. paul, minnesota came to a stand still after a female was spot on the ledge of a building, and for once it wasn't a twins fan. it was a raccoon. it happens to do a mean spiderman impression. she climbed a 25-story office tower. half of twitter cheered her on and the other half fought over who to blame for rising raccoon populations. they eventually lured her on to the rsing a trap filled with soft cat food. i use the same trick on my s

the power of prevention. call now tow to learn more. >> melissa: potential positive new signs out of north korea as the regime cancels as an annual anti-america rally. this is as trump is getting ready to present the regime with a specific timeline on denuclearization. greg palkot is live with this in london. greg? >> greg: hi, melissa. for once the news coming out of north korea is no news. on this date, on june 25, like last year in north korea, there has always been an anti-u.s. rally. they claim that the war which started at that time was the fault of the united states. this year, absolutely nothing. there has been the removal of anti-u.s. billboard and paraphernalia coming from souvenir shops. may be a sign of easing tension post the kim jong un-trump summit. there is word from the prime minister that there are now talks -- this is important -- to remove 1,000 pieces of artillery in north korea, north of the d.m.z. trained on the south. especially in the greater seoul area. that is 35 million people. this

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. charles: president trump touting u.s.conomic move, sign continue to pour in. he got a strong read today on housing. starts better than expected, with 11 year high, permits delayed in may. discussing it ryan payne, and kevin paul scott. kevin we start with you. housing starts today, consumer optimism on friday, just about of day, number that come out, we're seeing optimism, it feels like we have an economic locomotive. do you feel that way, do you think it is sustainable? >> i think you are right, i think that economy is on great footing, i think that talk of tariffs puts a governor on the stock market. but overall i think that the pass, and economy' keel growing, as far that that looks, that will be positive and housing market on the uptick. charles: are we too ostmi optim, ryan. >> no. >> the trade war? >> i don't think it is that big a deal, i think trump is looking to get a better deal, just doing a little bit of negotiating here. we pay 6% in tariffs and they pay 3.5. charles: all right, bring you back soon. we have b

the power of prevention.to learn more. >> dana: a turning point today in the year-longattle over net neutrality. the fcc officially ending the obama era regulations that treated private internet service providers like public utilities. the fcc is restoring internet freedom order takin effect today. joining me now, fcc chairman, agit pi. i've admired you for so long. i know that net neutrality is an important issue and many on the left and the democrats think is one of the most important issues. i look at polls, the top five. i have to ask you, why? and secondly, what does a practical effect of the action you're taking today on anybody this roomearching on the internet? >> the bottom line is the internet will be better tan effort. better, faster, cheaper. internet service has been on the wrong side of the digital divide. we'll see new applications and services go forward. so a lot of the fear that politicians and activists putting out there will be misinformed. >> dana: the senate passed this. here's chuck sch

the power of prevention. call now tow to learn more. >> shepard smith on the fox news deck. is over. the leaders headed home. questions remain, including what is the united states giving up? what is the united states getting? is north korea at all serious about denuclearizing? we'll hear from a man that has dealt with the north koreans, bill richardson. top of the hour or "shepard smith reporting." see you then. >> dana: wild fire fears close to the colorado national forest. the move means hundreds of miles limits to hikers and campers. 2,000 homes have been evacuated because of a forestire that has burned 30 square miles so far. so a handshake seen around the world as president trump and kim jong-un meet for the first time. surprisingly, even the people of north korea knew kim was in singapore for the summit with the country's main newspaper offering state-directed coverage. me right now, brian mckeon. let me start with you. i understand that there's a general feeling that the summit declaration is less than expected but is it a step in the right direction? >> certainly the

the power of prevention. call now to learn more.rino mitch mcconnell refused to abolish the filibuster rule in the senate despite the president's repeated calls toned it. listen to mcconnell's reason behind his decision. >> the votes are thereby to change it. it many not just me. i think it protected the country from wide swings one way or the other. and is good for the country and is not likely to change. lou: do you buy that? charlie hurt, washington times opinion editor and savant of all things washington. especially the good things, not the bad things. does mitch mcconnell make any sense when he says he doesn't have the votes? did harry reid have the votes? >> the next time democrats are in control of the senate you will bet they will end the filibuster. there is no question about that whatsoever. but mitch mcconnell does have forces within the republican caucus that would not go along with something like this. >> who are those forces. let's identify them for people and what their interests are. >> i'm sure there is a concrete l

the power of prevention. ow to learn more. >> i can't think of something more concerning than on the law enforcement officers suggesting they are going to try to use or may use their powers to affect an election. it's clear from certainly the text messages we've talked about with regard to mr. strzok that he had a biased state of mind. >> were focused on the very specific investigative decisions we looked at and what was significant about the prejuly 5 decisions was that strzok, page and others were not the sole decision-makers. they were team decisions. >> bret: michael horowitz talking about his report, sitting alongside the fbi director christopher wray. back with the panel. >> it's interesting to see horowitz sitting next to wray. he's going through what he discovered in his report. talking about how disconcerting it was. the lack of professionalism, bad judgment and decision-making. breathtaking bias he came across. and then wray says it's not really a big deal. it's just a few people. we couldn't -- we c

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. >> welcome back.esident trump once again weighing in on the controversy over nfl players protesting the national anthem. the president this morning a wide ranging impromptu interview with "fox and friends" saying that athletes should not get involved in politics. take a listen. >> they're all saying oh, it has nothing to do with the flag. it's the way we've been treated. meantime, they're making $15 million a year. i'm all for the athletes. i love athletics and sports but they shouldn't get the politics involved. when you're in a stadium and they broadcast the national anthem, have your hand up and do everything right and play tough football. when you leave the stadium, do whatever you want to do. >> the fox news poll shows over 60% agree with the new role that the nfl players must stand during the national anthem. the poll shows a deep division along racial lines with 50% of black voters disapproving of this nfl new anthem rule. no surprise there on the racial division. but what is not surprising the

of the worlds muslim population so if that's the band, it's not very effective. he also writes this about the president's power. "the proclamation is expressly premised on preventative purposes or venting entry of nationals that can't be adequately vetted and inducing other nations to approve their practices." while the conservatives down the president was lawfully within his executive power on both the federal immigration law and the text of the so-called travel ban, there were two separate strong defenses including one by justice sotomayor who said "the majority is wrong to ignore the statements president made on the campaign trail when he was a candidate. she wrote this, the president's statement with the majority failed to address and strongly supported the conclusion that the proclamation was issued to address hostility towards muslim vetting that exclude them from the country." the critics of the band and you can hear a lot of them here demonstrating speaking out now. >> melissa: shannon bream, thank you so much. going to go to the white house right now we're getting comments from the president on this very thing. he is going to talk a little bit about the tra

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. >> welcome back. dy melania trump meeting with migrant children separated from their families at the border yesterday and reportedly one of the driving forces behind the president's decision to reverse the policy of separating families, but all the media wants to talk about is that jacket the first lady wore on the plane. it's a $39 jacket that reads "i really don't care, do you?" on the back. watch this. >> 100 degrees, 95% humidity in texas, i just came from there. there is no scenario where you need to put on a jacket. why did no one say maybe pick one of your beautiful coats, melania trump, i don't understand. >> maybe it is a moment of true candor from her. this administration doesn't care about these kids. >> that she would go do this tells us everything we need to know, she is the marie antoinette of this administration. let her eat cake. >> they are a bunch clucking hens. the spokesperson said, it is a jacket, no hidden message, i hope the media will not focus on her wardrobe. the president say

the power of prevention. to learn more. >>> former president obama may be largely out of sight, but he is certainly not out of mind. at least for democrats eyeing 2020. politico reports he's already met secretly with at least nine presidential hopefuls. can his counsel guide them to a white house win? chief washington correspondent from politico is here with his inside school, along with zerlina maxwell, an msnbc political analyst. >> edward, this was so fascinating. bernie sanders. elizabeth warr. joe biden. noting, quote, all the meetings were arranged quietly without even some close advisors to the people involved being told of the conversations, in part, because of how much obama brift bristles at his private meetings becoming public knowledge. but your sources got you inside those meetings. is there some kind of common thread about what went on behind closed doors? >> the common thread is that he does not see himself as the guy to come up with the plan for the democrats party but he does see himself as s

the power of prevention. call now tow to learn more. >> melissa: we are awaiting remarks from the president who is meeting right now with the republican lawmakers and he will talk a bit about the decision from the supreme court which he calls a great victory and the latest going-on with the border wall. as soon as we have the comments we will bring them to you. >> don't put this on nancy pelosi. don't put this on anybody. put it on trump. trump is the one creating lies, trying to have people believe that i talked about harming people. there is nowhere in my statement anytime, anyplace we talked about harm. >> that is democrat maxine waters saying she wasn't calling for folks to harm trump officials when she urged folks to harass members of the administration, wherever they may be. this is as the president tweeted maxine waters extraordinarily low i.q. person has become together with nancy pelosi the face of the democrat party. she has just called to harm of supporters of the make america great again movement.

the power of prevention. call now tow to learn more. >> harris: an important day on capitol hill.s happening now. we await a vote on the house floor on the g.o.p.'s compromise immigration bill. the president has thrown his full support behind the measure today. he tweeted this. "house republicans should pass the strong but fair immigration bill known as goodlatte two in their afternoon vote today. even though the dems won't let it pass on the senate. passage will show we want strong borders and security and the dems want open border equal crime. win!" the fox news senior capitol hill producer chad pergrem. this is heating up. we are getting close. >> in the next 15 to 20 minutes if not sooner the vote. to start the roll call you might hear the bells ring in the call to. that signals the start of the vote. 15 to 20 minutes after that, they should have the report. in spite of what the president said we don't expect the bill to pass. one thing to watch for is how many votes it does get. a bill failed last week. conservative bill that got 193 yeas. the question is whether or not this

the power of prevention. call now tow to learn more. >> melissa: fox news alert, president trump hitting back at democrat and activists amid the growing call to abolish i.c.e. he said the left prefers anarchy over law and order. >> president trump: left wing activists blocking ice officers from doing their job and publicly posting their home addresses, putting the incredible people and their family's in harm's way. the radical democrat protesters really want anarchy. but the only response they will find from our government is very strong law and order. >> melissa: vice president mike pence is in central america highlighting the root of the immigration crisis. the countries devastated by violence. your thoughts bill? >> bill: what is interesting about this. there are heart-wrenching scenes across the board. some were false and phony like the "time" cover and so on. never pretty to see the children separated from their parents. in san diego of the 12,000 children, 10,000 were there by themselves and brought in

life line screenin the power of prevention. re. >>> one more thing before we go as the world waited to see the historic handshake. the white house released jared kushner and ivanka trump's financial disclosures. inside evidence of growing wealth of the couples. 2017, they ranked in $82 million. kushner brought in the bulk of the income, $70 million from his real estate ventures including a start up in new jersey that he cofounded with his brother. ivanka made $5 million in revenue from her clothing line and other assets contained in a trust. another $3 mill came from the trump international hotel in d.c. she was given a $2 million severance when she left the trump's organization. a spokesperson from the couple says they have complied with all federa ethic rules. while they may follow the rules for now, this kind of passive investing and passive profiting could raise conflicts of interests down the line. that'll do it for me, two hours today, i am katy tur here in new york. he meantime, kasie hunt, the best girl in washington, la

the power of prevention. more. ♪ >> chris: that was the signature moment from the singapore summit, the 132nd handshake between president trump and kim jong un on, the first time the leaders of the two countries have ever met and we are back now with our panel. let's start with a handshake and with president trump saying to kim it's a great honor to be with you. your thoughts? >> appearing on this same stage legitimate kim jong un. my sense was you consider this in its entirety, this was a net plus for the united states. also, this is the way donald trump talks. when he lays the flattery on somebody, maybe this wasn't appropriate here, but when he's trying to get something out of someone he lays all sorts of flattery on them, and that's what he did throughout in his public appearances with kim. >> chris: president trump said that he did bring up north korea's horrendous human rights situation. here's how he described it, president trump did in his news conferen >> it's a rough situation over there. there's no

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the power of prevention. learn more. >>> joining us once again is jeh johnson who was secretary of homeland security. thank you for staying with us. president trump signed an executive order today that has one stated component and one nonstated component both of which seem to be equally important. the unstated component is they are not planning on giving the kids back who have already been taken away. there does not seem to be any procedure in place to reunite families and they're not planning on implementing the policy on kids that have taken. >> as well as the 11,000 hhs shelters and the 30 or 40,000 migrants coming into the country a month now. >> the stated part of the policy is that they will abandon the further separation of families but they will continue with their zero tolerance policy, continue prosecuting everybody and now their plan is lock up families together. what i understand is there are three family detention facilities in the united states, two in texas, one in pennsylvania. they have about

the power of prevention.to learn more. >>> i felt like proximity to my father and to the white house and with my husband taking such an influential role in the administration, i didn't want to also be running a business. so i put it into trust. i have independent trustees. i would argue that if i had not come to washington, d.c. and if i was in new york growing my business, i would be doing far better than by placing the restrictions i have placed on my team. >> well, despite that right there, ivanka trump and jared kushner, two senior advisers in this white house, seem to be doing fine "the new york times" reporting the couple earned at least $82 million in outside income last year. their financial disclosure forms were released late last night by the white house, part of a whole batch that were released while our attention admittedly was on singapore and the summit meeting. these forms break down where all the money came from. ivanka made nearly $4 million from her stake in the trump international hotel in

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