former senior advisory for newt gingrich presidential campaign, randy evans. and former reagan white house political director. veteran of 10 presidential campaigns, ed rollins. great to have you both. >> thank you. lou: let's start with that confusion in house of representatives. #better way, i don't remember that on the ballot. >> they can add with the trump agenda. if they do that, they don't have to change their tag, but that is the agenda they have to deal with, afte whatever agenda they had in the past, it is in the past. randy has worked on the hill, he has advised two speakers, at end of day, president with your own party is there with an agenda, you have to move it forward. lou: are they confused or putting up a competing brand with the president. >> i think they missed message of voters, voters said we don't want better we want best, to make america great again. we don't top make it better again. that is part they are confused by. is it suggests to me there will be push back from the house, i think you will see speaker and the president elect, not pos

will deliver the chief of staff and he will move our agenda. >> yeah, good deal. >> ed rollins and randy evans. >>> facebook and google and amazon are among 40 companies. they sent an open letter for mr. trump asking for an increase for high skills workers. the nation needs just the opposite. i cannot believe those companies were not paying ateng tention a listening to mr. trump. some even had to train their replacements as a condition of their severance. it happened at disney and intel and bank of america and count less others and many of them technology company. >> fortunately, mr. trump has made tougher immigration policies a central theme of his campaign and putting the american workers and his or her family into a primary positions in his possess . >> america's first, that's a happy thing. we are coming right back with much more, stay with us. president-elect trump is building his win team ready to dream the swamp in washington >> we are awesome about to see and we'll drain the swamp. vice president-elect trump backing his president. conservatives uniting to defend trump, stephen bannon f

talk about these continue attacks on trump, and critical cab necabinet choices with ed rollins, randy evans, oversight committee member congressman mark meadows and prominent governor echoing mr. trump's concerns over sanctuary cities, we'll be joined by governor of great state of texas, greg abbott, he is pledging to ban cities protecting illegal immigrantses in his state, and vowing to cut the funding of such cities. also today, fbi now investigating whether there are any ties to terrorists after a heroing incident at ohio state university, a somali refugee, a student, plowed his car into a campus crowd, he jumped out, and then began stabbing people with a butcher knife before he was shot and kill by the officers. we talk with professor jasser. and vice president-elect mike pence said, very important announcements would becoming soon. governor being cryptic these days could but knows how to form a tease, saying to the press today, buckle up. battle over secretary of state, becoming content shoes -- contentious. rnc chairman, has been trying to downplay all of these reports of struggles wi

ambassador john bolton and political attorney republican leader charlie speez and randy evans. a lot to talk about including new concerns about voter fraud in florida. the state's republican party threatens a lawsuit after election officials opened tens of thousands of mail-in ballots before they were officially verified. we'll have much more on the legal maneuvers taking place in federal court. our top story, breaking new developments into the clinton email scandal and the clinton foundation. fox news learned from stwoa separate f.b.i. sources with intimate knowledge of the f.b.i. investigation telling bret baier that president obama has painted himself into a corner with his statement to "60 minutes" last october in which he said the clinton email scandal was not a national security issue. f.b.i. sources tell fox tonight the exact opposite is true. america's security was in danger. we are also learning tonight as a result of the immunity deals, limited immunity deals with top clinton aides, including cheryl this and heather samuelson, the justice department agreed they would

i had an interesting conversation with randy evans this hour. you see donald trump softening or evolving on issues? please give me a brief answer. >> no. i will go specifically into obamacare. you can't just dump a million people off health insurance. you have to do this humanely. ironically, obamacare was designed to not be unimplemented. you have to do it in a smart, intelligent way. you don't want to immediately kick 13 million people off their health insurance plans that lost it in the first place because of obamacare. now they would have nothing to go to. we have to do it humanely, intelligently, and it's going to be a trutrickle. he's not softening. he's finding out the best way for the american public. >> that's an about-face of what he said on the campaign trail. >> not really. >> governing is different from campaigning. we are all looking at it, depends what lens you look at it through. great to see you both. thank you very much for coming on. >>> all right. so he's now president-elect. but donald trump didn't think he would make it pas

randy evans ed rollins thank you both. we reerkt it.ppreciate it. >> thank you. >> up says america faces a choice for open borders, corruption a volt for donald trump is a vote for national sovereignty, security of america. >> we're going to have big beautiful doors on that wall and people are going to come into our country and they're goig to coming into our country, people lots of people are going to come into our country but they're coming into our country legally. they come in legally. [applause] >> extraordinary series of statement the by president obama in which he encouraged illegal immigrants in this country to vote i'll be talking to steve cortez an american conservative union chairman that's about a president who seems more leak like a rogue, renegade, an outlaw. we'll be right back. >> growing outrage after comments by president obama, in which he encouraged encouraged illegal immigrants to vote without fear of rep kings ore deportation. listen to this as he talks to gina rodriguez. >> many of the millennial dreamers unmented

randy evan, former counsel to newt gingrich and dennis hastert and a member of the rnc and chris wilson and analytics director for the ted cruz presidential campaign. gentlemen, awesome to have you all on. randy, let me ask you first since we've talked many times, reince priebus is on speed dial with you. does he want the job? >> well, there's no doubt reince priebus was on the star player on the trump team. he was there as they made the move to pull off the brexit strategy. the real question is do you want a chief of staff that can reach across the aisle? if you've been the rnc chairman for six years and your job has been to hammer democrats day in and day out it wouldn't seem to be the logical choice to be the person to have the hand reach out across the aisle, on the flip side, certainly a trusted confidante. certainly on the republican side there isn't a member in the congress that doesn't owe something to reince priebus. so i think it will be a real question for the president-elect about how important it is to reach out versus having a confidante you know will watch your back and p

randy: a washington man battling a terminal disease says he was not going to let anything stand in his way as he fights for a cure. evans wilson is suffering from terminal lung disease. but this past weekend, oxygen tank in tow, he took on the daunting task of doing the seattle marathon, tackling all 26.2 miles. his goal -- to get the word out about pulmonary fibrosis and to raise money for helping find a cure >> it's the most important marathon of his life. >> feels good. best part is being done. randy: wilson completed the race in just under 11 hours. he says he hopes he has made a difference by bringing in donations for the pulmonary fibrosis foundation which he says desperately needs that funding. emily: she may not who've won, but a contestant made history. halima aden competed wearing traditional muslim clothing. aden spoke on stage telling all somali girls they are beautiful and she placed in the top 15. ? randy: james taylor is hoping to hit another home run at fenway park in boston. he'll be playing the ballpark ballpark tours for taylor. he and his band will be playing fenway on august 11. bonnie raitt will be