anonymous sources, "the new york times" reports that in the spring of 2017, deputy attorney general rob rosenstein complemented recording the president in effort to prove his unfitness for office, and discuss recruiting cabinet officers to invoke the 25th that they meant to remove president trump from office. suggestions that rosenstein might be kidding, but times confirmed that he was serious and followed up by suggesting other fbi officials could secretly record mr. trump. in a terse statement, rosenstein denied the allegations, calling it factually incorrect. "no basis to invoke the 25th amendment." section four of the 25th amendment of the constitution spells out in detail the process by which a president could be removed from office. it's multilayered and would require congressional action. the timing of the alleged comment by rosenstein is relevant according to the times. >> he was not doing a good job. >> came after he fired fbi director james comey. he began overseeing the russia investigation and wrote a scathing memo after he wrote -- while the white house has refused to comment on the s

there will be a meeting between the president and rob rosenstein on thursday. continue to report on the story as it develops. coming up, the president of argentina says his country has zero chances of defaulting as he talks to the imf about more bailout money. we have an exclusive interview coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is balance of power on bloomberg television. i am david westin. argentina is in the crosshairs with the peso plunged against the dollar as they deal with the emerging markets a lot, rising u.s. interest rates, and a slumping economy as the president mauricio macri finishes up negotiations for more bailout money. he spoke to erik schatzker in an exclusive interview. pres. macri: even as we look forward to more certainty, to the financial growth of argentina next year -- erik: what does that mean? more money? pres. macri: we have more support from them. erik: how much more? pres. macri: i cannot say, but that will bring more confidence to the market. at the same time, we are committed that plan that we had of five years to achieve i fi

deputy attorney general rob rosenstein has denied a new york times report saying he discussed invoking a constitutional clause to oust u.s. president donald trump the allegations against rosenstein could add fuel to trump's longstanding claims that his law enforcement agencies are biased against him. now pope francis has begun a three nation tour of the baltic region amid renewed concerns over russia's military plans there francis has arrived in with point zero for a four day trip that also includes stops in lot fia and dystonia is there to mark the one hundredth anniversary is of their independence after world war one also encouraging the face of catholics in the region of the three countries only list twenty is majority catholic. pope francis has been addressing supporters in the with winning capitol hill knows he can all ij the hardships that many faced under soviet rule here's what he had to say. just visit takes place at a particularly important moment in your life as a nation for you celebrate this year the centenary of your declaration of independence. it has been a century mark

breaking news just coming in unconfirmed us media reports say deputy attorney attorney general rob rosenstein has resigned reports say he decided to step down in anticipation of being fired by president donald trump the move comes after rosenstein reportedly suggested that aides take trump's conversations rosenstein was also in charge of the investigation into the trunk campaign's connections to russia after rosen scenes false attorney general jeff sessions had to rip. themself and we'll bring you more details on this story as they come in. but well german chancellor angela merkel has apologized for being out of touch with voters after public outrage forced her coalition government to reverse its decision to promote the controversial head of the domestic intelligence agency many observers say the affair has further weakened an already fragile coalition. admitting a mistake and then apologizing for it is something you rarely see in german politics but that's what german chancellor angela merkel did when she called last week's decision about how monson unconvincing. i was too focused on the wor

rob rosenstein said to verbally resigned to john kelly according to axios. reporting that rob verbally resigned to john kelly. we are joined by our correspondent at the white house. this is after the revelation that the deputy attorney general had considered wearing a wire. whether that was a joke or not, it became a major story. what happens now, particularly the special counsel? rosenstein expected to be fired by president trump. he has offered his resignation to john kelly in anticipation of that firing. this follows that friday new york times report in which he says he sarcastically said the 25th amendment should be invoked against the president and suggesting he would wear a microphone to record president trump during those deliberations. the deputy attorney general has denied that new york times report. within then folks president's inner circle come out against the deputy attorney general in the last few hours. this comes amid a report that rob rosenstein has offered his resignation to chief of staff general john kelly. ofs comes in anticipation presi

person here who has been with the administration since the beginning every in the story about rob rosenstein on friday, it was mentioned that he had been involved in circulating discussions about invoking the 23rd amendment to have the president removed office. ryu involved in or aware of those discussions? and i do have a follow-up. >> i said on the sunday shows that literally, i have never once been in the white house where their conversation has happened. i'm not aware of any cabinet members that are even talking about that. it is completely and totally absurd. no one is questioning the president at all. if anything, we are trying to keep up the pace with him. the fact that he has a lot he has a lot that he wants to accomplish quickly and were going to continue to work with him in a way that does support that. next before he went into the summit with kim jong-un in singapore, you do not have an agreement really in place for complete denuclearization. why should you have another summit, second summit, the president talked about this morning, if you don't have the details in place? thatems

mark meadows making those charges in the letters to rob rosenstein.nt trump weighing in with the street. "so terrible, and nothing is being done at the doj or fbi. but the world is watching, and they get it completely." but strzok's attorney fired back coming calling this a conspiracy theory. katherine harris is live in washington with that. >> thank you, harris. former fbi agent peter strzok's attorney responded to the present street, issuing a statement to fox news that states it refers to a department wide initiative to detect and stop leaks to the media. the president and his neighbors are once again sounding pedalig unfounded to conspiracy theories. the back-and-forth came from mark meadows to deputy attorney rob rosenstein, highlighting two april texts sent by strzok to then fbi lawyer lisa page. "i had just literally got to find this phone to tell you wanted to talk to you about media leak strategy with the justice department before you go." that texas from april 10th, 2017. two days later, he wrote "well done, paige." and told her that two neg

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in a side room they called rob rosenstein who said an fbi background check could be done in one week. flake returned and dropped a bombshell. >> i think it would be proper to delay the floor about four up to but not more than one week in order to let the fbi do an investigation limited in time and scope. >> reporter: flake said he would vote for the nomination to get out of committee but withhold his support unless the senate waited for an fbi report.>> this investigation has to be real, and penetrating.>> reporter: david levine says the probe will be very different from signed affidavits which have already been submitted by witnesses.>> trained investigators can ask questions and a number of different ways, they can judge demeter, show you evidence, to refresh your recollection. i don't know if votes will change next week but at least people can say we had a better process. we need that.>> reporter: ford's legal team says it welcomes the investigation, kavanaugh released a statement saying he will continue to cooperate with the fbi. >> will it include some of the other allegations or

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. >>> rob rosenstein denying explosive reports now that he suggested secretly recording equifax do in the white house. rosenstein discussed the idea of trying to remove president trump from office through the 25th amendment. this happened reportedly last year after equifax to fired james coleman, in a statement rosenstein calls the quote inaccurate and factually incorrect.>>> work on the bay area's largest dam is finally finished, it sits in the hills and is critical to millions of bay area water customers. >> reporter: the new dam is finally complete, right now standing on the top of the dam.>> this is really exciting for me. >> reporter: even richie with the officials at the ribbon cutting ceremony.>> this is a key component for the customers we serve in the bay area which is basically san francisco, san mateo and even up to alameda.>> reporter: this is the largest reservoir that gets water to deliver to customers every year every day. the old calaveras dam built in 1925, they fear it collapse so the replacement project began. >> it took seven years of construction from unexpected d

deputy attorney general rob rosenstein is set to meet president donald trump of the white house on thursday amid reports his job is on the line rosenstein is overseeing the investigation into alleged russian interference during the two thousand and sixteen election last week the new york times reported you've been looking at ways to secretly record trump to help build the case for his removal from office can be how could as more. as donald trump at with heads of government at the u.n. general assembly in new york back in washington his own government was reeling with speculation about the fate of this man deputy attorney general rod rosenstein you want to have very very few words of openness and i look forward to meeting with the rise of that after a single tweet on social media the rosenstein the man overseeing the investigation into alleged trunk campaign ties to the kremlin was resigning reporters scrambled to find out what was going on. the president is reportedly fuming over reports rosenstein suggested secretly taping trump last year in an effort to invoke the twenty fifth amendment t

deputy attorney general rob rosenstein could be able to job what more can you tell us. so terry it does actually matter whether or not he is about to be fired or whether or not he decides to resign because the distinction here is that if he resigns trump gets to appoint the next guy and the thing about rosenstein is he's been basically acting as a human shield standing in front of robert mueller is russia investigation as you mentioned and as we know trump and his administrations are not fans of this investigation we know there are reports that trump had tried to fire moeller last summer had tried to shut down the investigation and if trump gets to appoint the next person that person can to shut it down can throw up major roadblocks to hinder mahler's investigation can maybe even leak what muller is working on to the white house and compare them in advance so all we know right now is that there is going to maybe be some sort of change in rod rosen size employment status but how that happens actually ends up mattering a lot and i suspect we're going to find that out with

and attorney general sessions is overseeing it -- is not overseeing it, rob rosenstein is. d we now know what rod rosenstein's attitude is so there will supposedly be a meeting on thursday. if i were the president i would figure out either if i were firing him, or maybe there's an intermediate step. if he does fire him there will be significant political consequences, maybe mueller will use this as an excuse to keep an obstruction investigation going. host: would like it the rest of colin if you want to ask questions to talk to tom fitton. for democrats (202) 748-8000, for republicans (202) 748-8001, for independents (202) 748-800./ as folks are calling in, remind us what the status is of that document release that the president wanted of documents related to the russian investigation. guest: it's on pause. he authorized the release of the pfizerbout warren at application, communications with the fbi about the fusion gps group and texts of certain individuals who were involved in the investigation like peter str zok. are suing specifically for the pfizer warren application a

lots of rumors rob rosenstein ul was still getting fired. he'll meet with the president while thursday's hearing is underway. and tomorrow donald trump hosts world leaders in new york at the u.n. what could go wrong has the 11th hour gets underway at on a ou monday night. >>> as we start a new week good evening. day 613 of the trump administration and all eyes are on thursday's planned meeting between president trump and rosenstein as he deals with the fallout from the explosive article late last week. rosenstein's job seems safe for now after an important meeting at the white house today with ti chief of staff john kelly. we'll have much more on all of that in just a moment.al thursday is also when we are set to hear from supreme court nominee kavanaugh and his accuser when she testifies before the senate judiciary committee. earlier tonight he told rachel on this very network that he is representing a client, someone new to the story and unknown to all of us as of yet. a woman prepared to make credible allegations against d t judge kavanau

. >>> deputy attorney general, rob rosenstein is denying a report that suggests he might secretly recordo expose the chaos in the administration. rosenstein says the story is inaccurate and facttually incorrect. however, abc news confirmed the n news from multiple sources. the report says rosenstein floated the idea of trying to remove trump from office. >>> a student pilot is in custody after police say he hopped a security fence at florida's melbourne international airport. victor has the details. >> reporter: the student pilot who attempted to steal an airplane is in custody. it was around 1:00 a.m. thursday, authorities say the 22-year-old left his car running outside the airport. he jumped a barbed wire fence and boarded this american airlines airbus 321 jet that normally holds 200 passengers. he was stopped by two technicians that happened to be on board. they tackled him. he took off running on the tarmac before police arrested him a minute later. he is facing several charges including tre including trespassing and attempting to steal an airplane. the fbi is investigating as they

he said he may delay his planned meeting with deputy attorney general rob rosenstein. would very much prefer keeping rob rosenstein, is what the president said. , thatome reports much-anticipated meeting between the president and his deputy attorney general being talked about by counselor to the president kellyanne conway in a fox news interview today, saying the president meeting with rob rosenstein is still schedule today but if it needs to get pushed until later in the day or tomorrow maybe it will. that is from kellyanne conway. yesterday, during that wide-ranging press conference, the president was asked about that planned meeting. talking to him, we have had a good talk. he said he never said it. he said he doesn't believe it. he said he has a lot of respect for me. he was very nice. we will see. he is a member of the trump administration. the justice department. i would certainly prefer not doing that. there was no collusion, no instruction. unless you call a obstruction the fact that i fight back. i really fight back. instruction,hat of that's fine. but there i

the rob rosenstein story, and certainly feeds the president's argument that he's been making all alonghough rosenstein categorically denied that he never said anything about the 20 that the amendment nor that he should be removed, but the president has a lot of fodder for the rally to be sure. he spoke about the economy more than insulting alleged victims of sexual abuse, that would be the preferred path to take. >> martha: i want to get your thoughts on this rosenstein story and the suggestion that he would wear a wire and perhaps he could get john kelly also lived in an jeff sessions looped into the idea of removing the president with the 25th amendment. also brought up earlier today that rosenstein was a couple of weeks in the job at this point, haven't worked with john kelly, highly unlikely, according to one source i spoke to today that he would be suggesting that in this room. what dynamic, who is going after him, what do i see in the story? break it down. >> i think the clear point here is we are going to need an investigation. i had a piece about this this afternoon, their rela

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that he floated the idea of having presidents be if i remove from the times also states that rob rosensteint the white house. the president speaks to reporters after -- good evening, kevin. >> evening, bret. if true, allegations that the deputy attorney general in an effort to remove

like the number two official at the justice department was dead man walking, but rumors that rob rosensteinould either be fired or quit prove to be premature, at least for now. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has been riding the roller coaster of this story all day and tells us where things stand tonight. good evening. >> thank you, good evening. if a source closest to rod rosenstein told fox news he expected to be fired earlier today, met with chief of staff john kelly and spoke on the phone with president trump. the deputy attorney general state is now in limbo when he scheduled to meet in person with the president. >> deputy attorney general rod rosenstein left the white house after a previously scheduled -- and a security meeting and amid media reports that he may be out of a job. according to a source, rosenstein met with white house chief of staff john kelly on friday after "the new york times" first reported that rosenstein discussed recording the president and invoking the 25th amendment to remove the president after he fired fbi director james comey in may 2017.

the bombshell "new york times" piece, rob rosenstein saying he would wear a secret wire peered we havean mark meadows, north carolina. and congressman from ohio, jim jordan. good to see you both. that news quickly, we will get your comments quickly.y. i don't even know where to begin with what is now unfolding. >> i met judge kavanaugh through a young lady who interned and clerked for judge kavanaugh. judge kavanaugh flew to madison, wisconsin, to a wedding, that is the kind of man he is. he is a good man. we know he is eminently qualified. we know he has the right man for the job, and we hope it happens it sooner rather than later. >> sean: you know these guys maybe too well. >> at the end of the day, we will hear both sides. the tactics we are talking about is really distasteful to both sides. when we really look at this, ill got a readout that is coming from some of the activists, and they were telling them how to act, what to wear, how they were coming in. quite frankly, coaching them on what to say. these are people that literally do not have a stake in this. they are organized by

lots of rumors rob rosenstein was still getting fired.et with the president while thursday's hearing is underway. and tomorrow donald trump hosts world leaders in new york at the u.n. what could go wrong has the 11th hour gets underway at on a monday night. >>> as we start a new week good evening. day 613 of the trump administration and all eyes are on thursday's planned meeting between president trump and rosenstein as he deals with the fallout from the explosive article

lots of rumors rob rosenstein ul was still getting fired.he'll meet with the president while thursday's hearing is underway. and tomorrow donald trump hosts world leaders in new york at the u.n. what could go wrong has the 11th hour gets underway at on a ou monday night. >>> as we start a new week g

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book now at lq.com >>> we're talking about the fate of rob rosenstein and perhaps the mueller investigationl analyst jeffrey toobin ponders this at length in "the new yorker." he's back along with former u.s. attorney, preet bharara. so jeff, who will protect the mueller investigation if rosenstein resigns or is fired? because rosenstein goes to mueller on approval of things. >> that's right, and his replacement will be the person who supervises the mueller investigation. and the whole reason that donald trump wants rod rosenstein out is that he has been too protective of the mueller investigation, so it stands to reason that the person he puts in there, if that person really gets confirmed, or really, you know, takes office, will be someone less protective, as a technical legal matter, it appears to be noel francisco, the solicitor general. and we'll see what his perspective is on this, but he has the right to fill that deputy attorney general job and the job requirement, as far as i can tell, is someone who will not protect robert mueller and his investigation. >> preet, during an intervi

mines was actually shot down by an accurate syrian anti-aircraft fire deputy attorney general rob rosenstein is expected to go to a meeting at the white house on thursday according to donald trump's spokeswoman they've been reports in the u.s. that he could be about to lose his job for the son's been overseeing the investigation into alleged russian interference in the twenty sixteen election. and the president of the moldings has conceded defeat in sunday's presidential election provisional results show he won fifty eight percent of the vote doesn't mean appeared on national t.v. to acknowledge he had lost the rise to his only rival the opposition leader abraham mohammed sunday. three human rights activists jailed in saudi arabia have been granted the right livelihood award a prize widely seen as the alternative nobel peace prize the foundation says they on a high mead mohamed fadel cut and they. are for their efforts to court reform the totalitarian political system in saudi arabia all three received ten to fifteen the a prison sentences for speaking out against human rights violations. fi

and what is going on in washington with regards to the state of rob rosenstein.uro picking up steam versus the dollar, roughly a three month high versus the dollar as mario draghi predicted a pickup in inflation and yields ticking higher at the selloff in treasury continues and wti up i better than 2% following brent higher, the best level for the bti and more than 3.5 years. caroline: it feels like a manic monday. not only have we had plenty of politics and markets, m&a, check it --chael kors, off as and comcast down 6%. a big selloff of this name. barrick gold does better, it will do a share swap. sirius will get more into streaming, buying pandora. scarlet: lots of m&a news. ron rosenstein lives to work another day, he is still on the job after being summoned to the white house amid reports he has offered his resignation to john kelly, the chief of staff. the white house offered clarification. at the request of ron rosenstein, he and the president had an extended conversation to discuss the recent news stories, because the president is in new thursdayy will me

this president -- the president also spoke about his planned meeting on thursday with rob rosenstein. this is one hour 20 minutes.

what do you think about the proposal for rob rosenstein testifying? guest: i think that should happen after mark judge, who was after room with kavanaugh he attempted a sexual assault on dr. ford, testifies. you cannot have it both ways. ignoring subpoenas are relevant -- if that is the road you want to go down, let's be consistent. host: outside from that, there will be allegations made against mr. rosenstein in this story? guest: i don't know if they are allegations. there are reports in "the new york times" that rosenstein was saying maybe in a kidding fashion -- we do not know -- talking about being wired to protect himself from the president. we know from the james comey episode that there is a substantial reason to be concerned about that. the request,far as it should not take place? guest: let's be honest. mark meadows is a friend of mine, but i certainly agree with what he is up to here with his colleagues, with jordan and bob goodlatte. ans is about undermining ongoing criminal investigation, and i consider that a congressional attempt at obs

he spoke about his planned meeting on thursday with rob rosenstein. this is one hour 20 minutes.

rosenstein if he refuses to testify. he will meet with donald trump tomorrow. robat could link rosenstein to a secret plan to record the president. >> reporter: house judiciary chairman bob goodlatte saying the house will subpoena memos by deputy director andrew mccabe thinking they may provide info on the discussion with the subpoena coming as soon as thursday when rosenstein is scheduled to meet with the president at the white house. sources telling fox news the mccabe memos cover the firing of james comey and the controversial wire comment by rosenstein. the new york times reported he suggested wearing a wire during meetings with the president, remarks his defenders insisted were merely sarcastic in invoking the constitution to remove donald trump from office. house freedom caucus member mark meadows tweeted you can't have the number 2 official at the department of justice making comments about wiring the president and not address it. rod rosenstein must come before congress this week under oath to tell the truth about his alleged statements. another freedom cau

he spoke about his planned meeting on thursday with rob rosenstein. this is one hour 20 minutes. president trump: we have had a great three days of the u.n. in new york and this is quite a gathering. wow. this is a lot of people. a lot of media. we have covered a great deal of territory. just left prime minister abbe of japan. we're starting trade talks with demand -- with japan. they were not willing for years to talk trade and now they are willing to talk trade. know,t concluded, as you two days ago we signed a tremendous deal with south korea. it means a lot of business for our farmers. we opening up for farmers. where opening up for a lot of different groups. we are going to be able to sell much more than double the amount of automobiles that we could under the deal we had before. the deal is concluded. we are well along the way with mexico. that relationship is good. with canada, we will see what happens. they are charging us 300% on dairy products and we cannot have that. with china, we put out an announcement today. they would like to see me lose an election because they h

rob rosenstein is said to have suggested he secretly recorded president trump last year. new york times is running with the headline that rod rosenstein suggested last year he secretly recorded president trump. we will follow that story closely and bring you any new information we can get. let's move on now. trade.talking here.e the column right peter, it says altra terrace may not be that big yet, they have turned to s -- turn this into an unreliable partner. the goal keeps shifting. now the president is suggesting he does want to negotiate with china again. peter: trop lisicki people off balance. that is -- trump likes to keep people off balance. one of his favorite expressions is, we will see or let's see. if entirely -- it is not an accident. that is the way he wants to do it. the work in real estate is a little harder than international affairs were people are certainty. amanda: on that front, the point that he was making it is piece many decadesre are of history where the u.s. was not reliable when it came to trade. it acted in ways that were counter to good relatio

rob: graham says rosenstein should not be fired until an investigation is conducted.tein has disputed the report calling it a sarcastic comment, jillian. jillian: all right, it was a crazy weekend in the nfl with plenty of upsets and surprises and exciting sports weekend that included a championship comeback by tiger woods, napolitano from fox news headlines 24/7 siriusxm 115. >> i'm used to it my whole life. jillian: this was insane, i saw so many tweets, four back surgeries, the man is back. >> he has returned, tiger sundays are officially a thing again. comes with 11 under par in tour championship, first win since 2013, most incredible comes with him walking to 18th hole and the crowd behind him. jillian: they ran so fast. >> i wouldn't have want to be security or police there. how do you keep the crowd controlled. it's unbelievable. this is the tour championship, final event of pga tour season, this wraps up fedex cup, he ends up being the world number one and taking taking the title butr woods getting first win in over 5 years, like you said 1,860 days. rob: he h

what do you think about the proposal for rob rosenstein testifying?st: i think that should happen after mark judge, who was after room with kavanaugh he attempted a sexual assault on dr. ford, testifies. you cannot have it both ways. ignoring subpoenas are relevant -- if that is the road you want to go down, let's be consistent. host: outside from that, there will be allegations made against mr. rosenstein in this story? guest: i don't know if they are allegations. there are reports in "the new york times" that rosenstein was saying maybe in a kidding fashion -- we do not know -- talking about being wired to protect himself from the president. we know from the james comey episode that there is a substantial reason to be concerned about that. the request,far as it should not take place? guest: let's be honest. mark meadows is a friend of mine, but i certainly agree with what he is up to here with his colleagues, with jordan and bob goodlatte. ans is about undermining ongoing criminal investigation, and i consider that a congressional attempt at obstruc

rob: the margin for his confirmation remains razor thin. jillian: rod rosensteinhe deputy attorney general this morning. rob: but his future up in the air as he is such to meet with donald trump thursday in dc to discuss a new york times report that says he wanted to secretly tape the president. jillian: rich denison has the details. >> what is going on, we want to have transparency, we went -- i look forward to meeting with rod. >> reporter: donald trump wants to meet with rod rosenstein later this week at the white house to discuss a new york times report that in 2017 rosenstein contemplated secretly recording the president in an effort to prove he was unfit for office. the report going on to claim rosenstein talked to several cabinet members about invoking the 25th amendment to remove the president from office. rosenstein has called the reports in accurate and factually incorrect. >> i have never once in the white house where the conversation happened. >> whisper about it, talk about it, joke about it in any way. >> reporter: some sources say rosenstein resigne

the backdrop against which donald trump and some of his allies are now threatening to oust rob rd e rosenstein next. more on that next. ♪ quit cable uh... ♪ quit cable now you can quit cable. switch to directv for $35 per month. rated #1 in customer satisfaction over cable. more for you quitting cable thing. that's our thing. call 1.800.directv. you need insurance. but it's not really something you want to buy. it's not sexy. or delicious. or fun. but since you need both car and home insurance, why not bundle them with esurance and save up to 10%? which you can spend on things you really want to buy, like... well, i don't know what you'd wanna buy because i'm just a guy on your tv. esurance. it's surprisingly painless. >>> 8:55 on the east coast, and we have some breaking news in my hands. number one, you see donald trump on stage there in missouri as he has been rallying and attacking his own doj. but number two, i'm holding a new statement from rod rosenstein responding to reports that he suggested he secretly recorded the president. quote, i never pursued or authorized recording the preside

rosenstein? >> maybe. i think there's other people advising him that this does set a marker for any, you know, look at obstruction of justice that may be rob mueller is looking at. rod rosenstein obviously oversees the mueller investigation. there are a number of things that concern not only the white house but trump allies. but that said, rosenstein has pushed back on this wearing a wire story. and his allies have said he has said in those conversations, what are we going to do? wear a wire? in that kind of tone. and this is a battle between andrew mccabe, the former deputy fbi director and rosenstein it appears. >> it's interesting. andrew mccabe made his statement. we had several statements during that run of is he leaving or not leaving the administration i. >> right. mccabe was one of the first out to say that he shouldn't leave because protecting the mueller investigation is number 1. there's a lot of motivations here. a lot of people are putting out their two cents. some were integral in the early parts of the investigation, the trump probe and where it ends is the question. we're getting to a point that it's coming to a head. >> be

rob: how will brett kavanaugh and his accuser respond to latebreaking bombshells? we are live on capitol hill. a moment of reckoning for rod rosenstein who is set to meet with donald trump today. jillian: it is not the president who wants him out of a job. the lavish lifestyle bill cosby will be given behind bars. rob: the advice o.j. simpson has for the now disgraced comedian. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ danger zone ♪ rob: love this song, great song. the senate hearing at 10:00 :00 am today. jillian: i feel this is one of those days everybody is glued to their tv all day long. rob: it will be a long day. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. shannon: let's get to a fox news alert. and 11th our stunner the two men surfaced today. christine blasey-ford may have mistaken them for brett cavanagh. jillian: new questions of credibly before the judge and accuser are set to testify. jillian: griff jenkins live with breaking details in the senate office building where the hearing will be held, a lot to unravel overnight. >> reporter: good morning. enormous information from cases of possible mistak

in 24 hours donald trump and rod rosenstein will come face-to-face. robty attorney general. jillian: you are not safe and we will find you. rob: under threat from republicans from the same protesters who harasse

jillian: rosenstein should not be fired until investigation is conducted. robssador nikkei illinois -- nikki haley with harsh words. >> the iranian people are protesting, every ounce goes to iran goes to military, oppressed his people for a long time. the iranian people have had enough and that's where all of this is coming from. he can blame us all he wants, the thing is he could do is look in the mirror. rob: president rohanu deadly and unforgettable vengeance after accusing the united states being in the back of protest. jillian: president trump kicking off the un general assembly for calling for action on the world drug crisis. rob: iran that would likely be at the top to have agenda in this week gathering of world leaders, ellison barber has more on what to expect. >> to address the un general assembly on tuesday and he said to share un security council meeting on wednesday, administration officials say at one point the security council meeting would focus on iran and what the u.s. sees as iranian aggression, the president will address iran with broader ra

rob aert costa. >>> plus today's other major development, rod rosenstein's future seems more uncertain. the man overseeing the mueller probe will meet with president trump this week. >>> and president trump and republican leaders continue to stand by kavanaugh. will that decision come to bite them in the midterms? and in the future if this guy gets in. do they want him that dirty? >>> finally let me finish with trump watch. he definitely won't like this. this is "hardball," where the action is. this is "hardball," w action is. >>> arriving at the u.n. this morning, president trump was asked about the state of u.s. relations with north korea three months after trump's summit with kim jong-un. >> it looks like we'll have a second summit quite soon. as you know, kim jong-un wrote a letter, a beautiful letter, asking for a second meeting, and we will be doing that. secretary pompeo will work that out in the immediate future. it looks like it's moving very, very well. tremendous progress on north korea. >> critics say there's been anything but tremendous progress on denuclearization. with in

rob: how will brett kavanaugh and his accuser respond to latebreaking bombshells? we are live on capitol hill. a moment of reckoning for rod rosensteinet with donald trump today. jillian: it is not the president who wants him out of a job. the lavish lifestyle bill cosby will be given behind bars.

rob: the exclusive interview you will only see on fox news. also rumors of a major department of justice shakeup roiling capitol hill. jillian: keeping the heat on rod rosenstein

if it got out, that, you know, rosenstein had wanted to actually, you know, wear a wire, and suggested andy mccabe, the acting director at the time wear a wire, that robight get fired. people were sincerely concerned about this. not because he made a flip remark. because of the seriousness surrounding the remark. >> yeah. and adam, i have to say, senator schumer, the democratic leader of the senate, is out there saying this can't be used as pretext to fire rod rosenstein. you have supporters of the presidents like laura ingram at fox news, saying rod rosenstein must be fired. this has entered the political sphere. i know that isn't why you wrote it. you wrote it because it's a big scoop, it's interesting, and it's factual. but when you write a story like this, that's got to weigh on you to a degree, that how is this going to impact history? >> you know, agreed. in this moment, we realize when we write these stories they can become politically toxic, but i felt my job as a reporter and the way i've always conducted myself is i just follow the facts. and when i reach a certain comfort level, i publish the story. you know, i think my main concern in this

rob mueller, as you said there are legalities involved tanld it wo uproar y upro uproarious, but this is more complicated. does the world get up in arms about the president getting rid of rod rosenstein especially in light of reports that he may have done things to diminish the president. >> of course it is not as clear cut as the saturday night massacre where nix on on said to the attorney general you fire the special prosecutor and then the deputy, you fire the special prosecutor. that is probably not going to happen. it will be more indirect. but the american people aren't stupid. and if this results in the removal of mueller, then there will be held on oig to pl to pa president. i doubt he will do anything before the midterm elections because i think everybody is too nervous, it is too close and the republicans certainly don't want to get the democrats morage stated morage -- more agitated or make the president feel that he has something to hide here. so i feel that they are not going to do it. the president hasn't done it yet. but that didn't many he can't. and then we're really in a very serious situation where we have an ongoing critical investigation of whether the president

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