with me are robert fox, defence editor at the london evening standard and prashant rao, deputy europe times. before we discuss the paper ‘s legislative some of the front pages. the mail on sunday leads on the news that the prominent brexiteerjacob rees mogg has bought a £5 million house which is closer to parliament than number 10. the paper suggests he could be eyeing a leadership bid. the sunday telegraph says a "new generation" of national parks are being planned by the environment secretary michael gove. the sunday express has an exclusive interview with the general responsible for planning the military ceremony from last week's royal wedding. the sunday times reports on the prospect of an open revolt on the prime minister by senior tory women over a vote on abortion rights in northern ireland. and the observer leads on the vote to end ireland's abortion ban, saying it marks the country's transformation from a bastion of religious conservatism to one of europe's most tolerant democracies. let's have a look at some those stories in detail. i want to start with the observer and the

this morning's reviewers are robert fox, defence editor at the london evening standard and prashant raodeputy europe business editor at the new york times. good morning and welcome to bbc news. north korea's leader, kimjong—un, is committed to de—nuclear—isation. that's the view of south korea's president who met him for the second time this month, on saturday. as preparations for a summit with the united states get back on track, moonjae—in said mr kim's main concern is the stability of his government and he's not sure that washington can guarantee it. 0ur correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes is in seoul. nothing conveys the dramatic change of mood here in korea than this, president moonjae—in and kimjong un embracing once again. just 2a hours earlier, president moon had seen months of careful diplomacy blown apart by a letterfrom the us president. now he was being welcomed to a second secret summit with kim jong un by his younger sister. we now know this meeting was requested by kim himself and arranged in just one day. it is a measure ofjust how badly kimjong un wants the summit with

john roberts on fox's top story live on the north lawn. hi, john. >> good afternoon. just rearranging some things based on what you said. we went in to see the president and the secretary general in the oval office and the cabinet room. he allowed me to ask more questions than i've ever asked in one time since he's become president in the oval office. we learned a little bit more about where things stand on north korea and what the president's thinking is. john bolton back on the 29th of april said he saw the libyan model as a model for north korean denuclearization. what they did is dismantled their nuclear program, packed it up in shipping containers and flew it to the national laboratory in oak ridge, tennessee. eight years after that, the united states wanted to turn on moammar qaddafi and kicked him out of power. the president in the oval office today suggested that his model for disarmorment of north korea would be much different than libya and he would give security guarantees and political guarantees to the regime of kim jong-un. listen here. >> i'm not going

. >>> fox news learning of a possible end date to robert mueller's russia investigation which just entered its second year as president trump calls for a new investigation into possible fbi infiltration during his 2016 campaign. i'm rick le leventhal. this is the fox report. rudy guliani telling fox news that robert mueller could wrap up his russia investigation by september 1st if mueller and his team are able to interview president trump by the middle of july. this coming as the president demands an official investigation into whether the fbi or doj surveilled his 2016 campaign for political purposes after reports that an fbi informant contacted members of his campaign. allison barber joins us from the white house with this breaking news. did guliani say anything else about this inform plant? he said he spoke with president trump last night and this morning. he says he spoke about the situation with the fbi informant. guliani is telling us that he wants to conduct a confidential interview with this informant and he thinks that a president special council interview should be contingent hi

fox news john roberts is confirming with fox news that special counsel robert mueller told his team twowill follow department of justice guidance saying that the president cannot be endited. we're going to stay on this story. basically giuliani saying that mueller is bound by 1995 justice department memo that came out under the clinton administration. next up, this story for you. a group in san francisco giving some humiliating news to mark zuckerberg. they want his name removed from the local hospital. it's called zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. that hospital was renamed three years ago after zuckerberg and his wife donated $75 million to the institution. but let's make a special note. in 2008, residents there did approve nearly $900 million bond measure to run that hospital. this is another impairing thing for mark zuckerberg. it comes amid scrutiny over facebook's handling of user data and privacy issues there. let's get to the guests. we're going to bring the guests in. his name is sasha. he is with the nurses association there. good to see you, sasha. >> nice to meet you

and giuliani tells fox news that robert mueller has significantly narrowed the scooped on microscopend a number of questions he would ask in an interview. giuliani says the number of questions is down from about 20, 250 and the topics have been narrowed down to russia and the firing of james comey. giuliani tells fox news that he believes that the special counsel robert mueller has shown he has acted in good faith by whittling down the questions. as to when the president might start preparing, giuliani says likely not until after the summit in south korea but if that is canceled, he could be getting ready in the next two or three weeks. a development today in the michael cohen case, an attorney filed a motion in new york city took it to stormy daniels' attorney out of the case in the southern district of new york. cohen's attorney says he violated by publishing bank records that had no lawful source. >> bret: john roberts, live on the lawn. thanks. new information tonight about whether justice department and fbi personnel may have broken the law during their investigation into the hi

i love'l you, america. >>> fox news learning of a possible end date to robert mueller's russia investigationch just entered its second year as president trump calls for a new investigation into possible fbi infiltration during his 2016 campaign. i'm rick le leventhal. this is the fox report. rudy guliani telling fox news that robert mueller could wrap up his russia investigation by september 1st if mueller and his team are able to interview president trump by the middle of july. this coming as the president demands an official investigation into whether the fbi or doj surveilled his 2016 campaign for political purposes after reports that an fbi informant contacted members of

john roberts of fox news said kelly called her and implored her not to resign.ot resigned, but another kind of crazy chapter in this week in the west wing. >> right. she's part of a long list of trump administration officials and former staffers and sometimes current staffers who have been humiliated, you know, and i think the process of working for the white house and the administration. she is an ally of john kelly. some former trump aides i've spoken to say she's probably going to stay because kelly is protecting her. he's going to speak in favor of her. this is one of the reasons that the president has a bond with john kelly, that they share a common view on the issue of immigration, which is the centerpiece of the president's campaign. many current and former senior trump administration officials have threatened to quit. some have not, like attorney general jeff sessions. he's still around. some have, like gary cohn. there are a lot of almost quits in this administration. >> we have an actual list compiled by our friends at axios. some of them have left by

president trump's attorney rudy giuliani telling fox news special counsel robert mueller told trump's legal team two weeks ago he will follow justice department guidelines saying that a sitting president cannot be indicted. we're going to continue to keep you updated on those developments in more details later. to our panel, tammy bruce, she's also independent women's voice president. shah gilani, capital wave broadcast editor and danielle, before we talk about the potential trade deal, apparently this goes back to the nixon administration and reaffirmed on the clinton administration. >> you are absolutely right. guidance goes back in the 60s that a sitting president cannot be indicted because it unconstitutionally interfered with the duties of the president. that being said, interesting that mueller's team said this. i'm not surprised because mule ser a very by the book person. this may be challenged in court. not supreme court precedent. we're going to have to wait and see what happens. charles: tammy, what do you think? >> this is something mueller would have known, not a surprise

. >> john roberts is live with more for us this morning. >> good afternoon. fox news first told you yesterday afternoon a couple of weeks ago robert mueller informed the president's outside legal team including giuliani and sekulow that he would not indict a sitting president. this morning on "fox & friends" rudy giuliani went into a greater level of detail about how that came out. listen here. >> he wouldn't answer. and one of his assistance said they acknowledged they had to be bound by justice department policies. and then the next day or the day after they clarified it for jay sekulow who was with me at the meeting that they didn't have the power to indict. that what they would eventually do is write a memorandum and give it to the deputy attorney general rosenstein. >> despite mueller's assertion to the outside legal team richard blumenthal, who was that state's attorney general insists the president could be indicted. >> the president is not above the law and an indictment, if that's the course that mueller chooses to go would be upheld by the court and go

fox news alert. president trump taking on allegations of russian collusion. he's taking them head on as we get new reports that special counsel robert mueller raised the possibility of forcing the president to testify before a grand jury. the president's former lead lawyer confirming to fox news that the special counsel broached the topic of a subpoena if the president refusing to sit down for an interview. president trump weighing in on twitter suggesting this may be a "setup and trap." this is "outnumbered." i'm sandra smith. here today, host of after the bell on fox business, melissa francis. town hall editor, katie pavlich. former director of strategic communications for hillary clinton, adrienne elrod and joining us on the couch, "fox and friends" weekend co host, pete. he's "outnumbered." are you saluting our audio? >> absolutely. >> great to have you back. >> thanks for having me. >> let's get started. fox news reporting that robert mueller told the president's attorneys that he could subpoena the president if the president refuses to be interviewed. this reportedly happened during a conversation in march. reportedly during t

robert costa, when you lose fox, you probably need to switch up the script, don't you?re really seeing a sea change on the american right as they look at this russia investigation, as they evaluate the information that's been reported about the fbi informant. they know, as andrew napolitano has said on fox news, that these types of informants are a typical part of many federal probes and many intelligence gathering operations and so the context is important to use the word spying elevates it to a different level of federal effort and that is something that would perhaps be inappropriate and that is where the line is being drawn not only in the mainstream press but now at fox news and elsewhere. >> robert costa, i want to play you sarah sanders speaking about this very issue and get your reaction on the other side. >> certainly the president feels that there is cause for concern and it should be looked at. like i just said, the deputy director of the fbi was fired for misconduct. there are a -- i'm not finished. there are a number of things that have been reported on and

offices acting in good faith by whittling down the list of potential questions and giuliani tells fox news robertueller has narrowed the scope and number of questions he would ask in interviews, the number of questions is down to 20 from 50 and topics have been narrowed to questions from russia and the firing of james comey. as for when the sitdown will happen, giuliani's is likely not until after the north korea summit, if the summit falls apart the president could prepare over the next two or three weeks. and the republican in the michael cohen case, an attorney filed a motion to keep stormy daniels's attorney out of the southern district of new york case, cohen absolutely contends he violated rules of the court by making numerous false statements about:by publishing bank records that had no lawful source and note a fox news story about a california state bar association report, the investigation had nothing to do with the daniels case. not to be outdone, he filed his own motion fighting back saying he has not been advised and investigation is pending nor does he say he has been asked for any i

melissa francis who is in for harris faulkner. >> melissa: a fox news alert for you now, we have obtained the full list of questions robertportedly has for the president. a line of inquiries that may show what the special council is looking for. this is "outnumbered" over time and i melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. fox has gotten his hand on the list of questions. the special counsel office reportedly developed for a possible sitdown interview with president trump nearly 50 questions in all. and they range from his ties to russia to his firing of fbi director james comey and whether he tried to interfere with the investigation itself. the president lashing out at the publication of the questions which were first reported in "the new york times" tweeting "so disgraceful that the questions concerning the russian witch hunts were leaked to the media.

we were told from john roberts from fnc, fox news channel, we are getting a big announcement, a surprise announcement from the president. >> who knows? maybe about china trade? what's always fun at the speeches, we look for the off the cuff remarks, perhaps he'll respond to hillary clinton's latest comments. she keeps piping up about the 2016 election, and recently she mentioned that she may have had a problem in the democratic primary because she said she was a capitalist. i don't know if there is fun to be had with that, we can expect the unexpected. ashley: you know what, we talked about how unconventional the president is. he's walking up to the podium. he's unconventional and political opponent, they don't have to deal with this? >> no, they don't. he relates to people and tells it in a way different from anything else and connects with a group like this. these are people across the country, lot of military people in that audience as well. ashley: look at him. he's fascinating to watch and listen to. and let's do that. he's heading towards the podium. president trump speaking, no, h

chief white house correspondent john roberts tells us more from the white house north lawn. >> i spoke with him on the telephone in the last hour and he confirmed to fox news that about two weeks ago the special counsel robert mueller assured the president's outside legal team that he would follow the doj guidelines that the sitting president cannot be indicted. giuliani says that molar doesn't have any choice, he has to follow the findings of a 1999 clinton era doj memo. that's not to say that teeth or stomach mueller couldn't find some evidence of wrongdoing, but giuliani told fox news a short time ago, quote this case is essentially over. they are just in denial." while the president appears to be consumed on an almost daily basis with the russia investigation, he has more pressing matters at hand, such as whether his summit with kim jong un is on, or off. >> reporter: meeting with the president of his pakistan today, president trump was unclear about the status of his summit with kim jong un. >> president trump: we will have to see. >> reporter: north korea pulled out of meetings with south korea, protesting military exercises. pyongyang also left

huge story and a huge development in all this since fox news has been able to confirm that is a possibility and he has thrown that out there. will robertrce the president's hand? >> well, many, many months ago on fox i said that was going to happen. that's why mueller has the ultimate card in his hand. the subpoena card. you subpoena the president, he has to go in front of the grand jury without his lawyer, without any opportunity to limit the questions. but this gives the president some options, too. he can challenge the subpoena in court. he can go to the federal district court, the court of appeals, the united states supreme court court and argue you can't subpoena a president in a criminal case in front of a grand jury. he would possibly lose that. he would argue you can't ask a president why he engaged in decisions. he might argue you can't ask me questions that go beyond the scope of the special counsel's authority namely to my business dealings before he became president of the united states. and he may win or may lose that. it's unclear. i think he would be in a better position challenging this legally than sitting down with th

attorney rudy giuliani still not saying if and when the president will be interviewed by robert mueller, telling foxat president trump wants to come forward and tell the truth, but guiliani's worried about a fair hearing. mueller's last night to complete his probe is supposedly talking to trump, so the pressure is on. this as new questions arise after a new york times report says at least one government informant met several times with the trump campaign advisors including carter page as part of the russia probe. president trump tweeting today, "reports are there was indeed at least one fbi representative implanted into my campaign. it took place very early on and long before the phony russia hoax" and let's take it up with republican congressman of arizona he is representative andy biggs. good to see you congressman. so, is there any indication to date from anyone at the fbi or in u.s. intelligence that there was domestic political spying done in the trumpampaig >> well they don't want to call it domestic spying and they don't want to admit to anything just yet, but it's out there that they placed

fox. what we understand, brian roberts wants that and the fly in the ointment is this. member, he made a bid for the twenty-first century fox assets. twenty-first century fox said no because they were worried about regulatory concerns. the government obviously does not like the big media conglomerates that mix vertical and horizontal. that would be doubling down on comcast model that is trying to challenge at&t and time warner. if the government loses on the at&t-time warner case, brian roberts believes he has a case to make up the bid for the higher assets and difficult for twenty-first century fox to say no on a higher bid. they might have to sell to comcast. comcast has no comment on this, twenty-first century fox has no comment on this. disney has no comment, but there is a lot of talk among bankers and lobbyists. the lobbyists deal with comcast and a lot depends on this deal, on this ruling by judge leone that's going to come down sometime in june about what he feels about the government's case on time warner at&t. judge leone may put so many conditions on the merge

all this after fox news learned that the special counsel robert mueller raised the possibility of a subpoena if president trump refuses to speak to his team. the white house had this response to the latest speculation swirling around the probe a short while ago. >> there have been a lot of rumor, innuendo and a lot of stories out there that just don't add up. the fact is we have been absolutely cooperative and transparent with the special investigation. the president has been clear that this is a witch hunt. there is zero evidence of any collusion. they are trying to move in obstruction and the president is clear there. there is no obstruction to speak of either. but out of the respect to the comment i can't comment on those things and i have to turn you to the president's personal attorneys. >> melissa: john roberts joins us from the north lawn. what is the latest, john? [laughter] >> trying to deal with it all. >> melissa: that sums it up. thanks. back to me. we'll keep going. >> back to you, melissa. the revolving door takes another turn. ty cobb has been the president's inside counsel on

imagine if robert mueller devoted emmet flood, fox news would devote an hour to the character assassination of emmet flood because how could he be fair in an donald trump impeachment trial. we'd never hear the end of it on fox news. emmet flood joining the trump legal team proves he knows he's lying about the unfairness of the robert mueller team. rudy giuliani knows he's lying about robert mueller's team when he says this. >> the president right when he says witch hunt? >> yeah, sure. you can't explain this any other way. >> a gog. it's a word you don't see in newspapers often, in fact, i don't think i've seen it before. it was in their report today of how people in the white house reacted toll rudy giuliani's performance. quote, the white house council had no idea, neither did the white house chief of staff nor the white house press secretary nor the new white house lawyer, they watched agog as he freestyled on live television wednesday night about the president's legal troubles and unveiled an explosive new fact that trump reimbursed his long time personal attorney michael cohen for the

robert mueller's investigation. harris? >> harris: thanks, adam. a fox news alert. after vice president mike pence said it's time for robert mueller to wrap up his investigation, white house chief of staff john kelly is not holding back about what he thinks about it in an interview with npr. watch. >> something that has gone on this long without any real meat on the bone suggested to me that there's nothing there relative to our president. >> kelly also says the president is embarrassed about the mueller investigation in his conversations with foreign leaders suggesting it can be the big elephant in the room. time for the power panel. dan palmer walked on senator ted cruz's presidential campaign. david bernstein is the founder and ceo of run for america. great to see you both. it's interesting, dan, where we are in this. because the president is trying to negotiate these big deals around the world. your thoughts? >> you know, it's got to be a distraction. he's involved in some of the most serious negotiations we've had in a generation. we have a potential to denuclea

fox really wants to do the deal. i'm getting this from advisers to brian roberts the ceo of comcast.lking to the advisers who know what they're essentially relaying to comcast ceo and comcast executives about the potential hostile bid now. that's what it would be, for twenty-first century fox's entertainment assets. basically all the stuff except for the news stuff and other properties. we're not affected by this. obviously owned by the parent company, but two different companies. they would be taking, disney under the deal or proposed deal, disney would be taking over the entertainment assets mainly. these are what comcasts advisers are telling brian roberts, questioning about the potential hostile bid, questioning company executives, it's going to be a protacted legal fight. why is that? basically going to run into stiff resistance not just from the twenty-first century fox board who believes that the disney deal is, about the more tax efficient because they're saying it's tax efficient because it's all cash spoed -- all-stock as opposed to a all-cash deal that comcast is thinking

the future of awesome. >> welcome back to "fox and friends first," donald trump laughing the russian witchhunt, after the questions robert my leaked. rob: where does the investigation go from here? fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano, thanks for coming on. one of the big sentences the got a lot of scrutiny was no questions on collusion. that is not really accurate. judge napolitano: the questions that were leaked in my opinion were leaked by someone in the pres.'s team to server -- sober him up after the "fox and friends" interview. it went on for half an hour to remind him this will not be that kind of interview. very difficult questions, they may look easy but each is a trigger point, starting point to a dozen questions beneath it and 40 different topics. the most challenging question i saw was the one that asked if you are aware of any assistance you saw through paul manafort, assistance is the key word. collusion is the media and political -- jillian: what knowledge did you have by your campaign including paul manafort about additional assistance? judge napolitano: to put into the pres. they have

. >> lou: special counsel robert mueller will not seek an indictment against president trump. rudy guiliani confirming to foxews the conversation that took place between the president's legal team and mueller. mueller is bound by the guidance from 1999 that states a sitting president cannot be indicted. tom, good to have you with us. this is a blockbuster statement from rudy guiliani even though he told our white house chief correspondent john roberts and said that two weeks ago, this is, is it not a blockbuster. >> it is. it suggest that it is purely political with troph the president and what the president did or did not do. if he can't be indicted, what is the special counsel supposed to be doing other than writing a report for political impeachment. and that justice department shouldn't do that and the president should stop cooperating and now the only caveiet there he said the sitting president can't be indicted and my guess is there are anti- trump prosecutors on mueller's team and see the president removed from the office and indicted. anti- trumpers are charging him throughout this investigation. but

gave the prayer and now in the capital of israel in jerusalem is pastor robert jeffers head of the first baptist church in dallas and foxand a great american. thank you. it is an impressive ceremony and prayer and mitt romney whom you supported in 2012 comes after you like nobody's business and what is going on? >> that's right. they are upset with me and in the primaries i supported him and not the primary. and i am not a bigot. and they are manufactured or ripped out of context and i hold to historic christianity that offers jesus christ offers the way to heaven. and they don't graet agree to that as fine. and it is the words and teachings of jesus who said i am the way, truth and life and no man comes to the father but by me. it was sad he would do this on a historic day in which we have so many positive things. >> lou: you expect an apology from mitt romney. >> i am not waiting by my twitter, no, i am not. >> lou: turning to the historic day, it is the 70th anniversary of the establishment of the state of israel and the opening of the u.s. embassy in jerusalem. it was a powerful historic moment for the united states

the only way i make sense of all of the events, including multiple giuliani interviews with robert costa, on fox and friends last night with sean hannity, is it's part of the strategy to lay out the reason, the argument, why the president would reject any subpoena from a grand jury, and rudy said last night, no written responses, at most, two to three hours, then he retracted. i think they want to keep the president from being under oath, under questioning for mr. mueller and his team, because that is the quicksand into which impeachable offenses come out of. if you sacrifice a pawn, that's no big deal. michael's case is no big deal compared to an impeachment offense that rises to that level. >> michael ava naty, can i get you to weigh in here, as we reset, because we have of course been talking so much about what giuliani has had to say about payments to your client and what unfolds next. based on new information from this report, what's your next move in that case? >> well, there's been a lot of information to come down the pike in the last 18 hours. >> just a little bit. >> and we're going to

joining us again from jerusalem live, pastor at the first baptist church in dallas, texas and fox news contributor robertfress giving the opening prayer tomorrow. i'd love to you talk us through what's going to happen tomorrow, what you're planning to say? how's it going to shape up? reporter: in my prayer, steve, i'm going to thank god for his faithfulness to israel. israel is the only nation in history that god has promised will never be destroyed. he's fulfilled that promise. secondly, i'm going to thank god for the great leaders we have in benjamin netanyahu in israel and president trump not just for america. he has become a world leader for peace. and finally, i'm going to be paying for peace in jerusalem. we ought to be working toward peace. this is why this is so important. the moving of this embassy symbolizes that we recognize a historical truth for 3,000 years and that is jerusalem is the legitimate capital of israel, and if that's true, it blows apart the myth perpetrated by the left that the israelis, the jewish people came in and stole this land from the palestinians 70 years ago. you know,

listen to what rudy giuliani said on "fox news sunday" when asked what was wrong with robert muellerying to figure out what russia was off to. >> nothing wrong with the government doing that. everything wrong with the government spying on a candidate. on the opposition party. it is watergate. spy gate. and without any warning to him. >> on the other side democratic senator chris coons sees a very differently.>> a critical role in the fbi providing is counterintelligence? when they began getting evidence that the russians were engaged in a broad campaign to try and influence the 2016 election, i think it was appropriate for the nt is a confidential informant to investigate with the russians were up to. >> let me know his former federal prosecutor, fred -- good to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> would let the skeletal over terminology, spy versus evidential informant? >> is a matter of logistics. one persons spy is another person small is another persons confidential informant. the question is whether or not the fbi engaged in conduct when they had people talking to a campaign

from the white house, more in "the washington post" breaking story that robert mueller threatened president trump with a subpoena. foxs chief ed henry, big news tonight. >> basically saying that this happened in early march, rather extraordinary meeting robert mueller praising the possibility of a subpoena to compel testimony from president trump in this russia collusion investigation. there will be constitutional questions over that and the case could go all the way to the supreme court. fox confirming that john dowd told mueller "this is not some game. you are screwing with the work of the president of the united states." i have spoken to some that are furious about this leak. if they think that john dowd may have put this out there along with last night's leak about rot mueller's list of questions. john dowd and a phone call denied that to me. others in the president's orbit saying that maybe the president once these leaks out there so that everybody is on the same page of exactly what mueller is asking. plus the white house can use the leaks as they did today is to say all of this is a witch hunt. the list is 40

now fox news has obtained a full list of questions that special counsel robert mueller reportedly wantsk the president of the united states.

. >> melissa: a fox news alert for you now, we have obtained the full list of questions robert mueller reportedly has for the president. a line of inquiries that may show what the special council is looking for. this is "outnumbered" over time and i melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. fox has gotten his hand on the list of questions. the special counsel office reportedly developed for a possible sitdown interview with president trump nearly 50 questions in all. and they range from his ties to russia to his firing of fbi director james comey and whether he tried to interfere with the investigation itself. the president lashing out at the publication of the questions which were first reported in "the new york times" tweeting "so disgraceful that the questions concerning the russian witch hunts were leaked to the media. no questions on collusion. oh, i see. if you have made up of phony crime, collusion, that never existed and an investigation begun with illegally leaked classified information. nice!" lie from the white house north lawn, what is the talk about this list of questi

managing partner mark penn is with us this morning along with whitewater independent counsel robert ray. foxnews senior strategic analyst retired general for sir general jack keane here as well. don't go anywhere. stay with us. right now with china announcing it plans to cut import tariffs on automobiles from china effective july 1st. they've reportedly agreed on a broad outline of a deal that would save chinese telecom giant ctt according to "the wall street journal" on until the job administration would lift the ban on u.s. companies selling hardware and software to ctt. in exchange they will make changes in management and pay fines. speaking from outside the white house, treasury secretary stephen mnuchin defended the decision to keep dte alive. >> i want to be clear. people are kind of making this too big of a deal. let me be very clear. first of all, not a surprise president xi asked president trump to break into zte. we are trying to put the company and enforce the behavior. jon hilsenrath with us this morning. her thoughts on the deal for zte. with the auto terrorists are coming down

i can go out and buy other assets, but, really, fox needs disney a lot more than disney needs fox >> robert know. there's properties there like hulu, star india, the marvel properties that i think will be very important to disney, so i wouldn't be surprised, honestly, if, you know, we're still looking a month from now, and comcast is at the table because of time warner at&t deal went through that we don't see disney sweeten the deal a little bit. could be a breakup of the sky part of the deal, but i think, ultimately, this is a deal that disney and bob find a way to make happen. >> ross, do you like the deal? >> yeah. >> say they raise the price, whatever the case may be, but agree with bill saying content is king right now? >> bill smead is right on, man, saying it as forceful as possible he's absolutely right. this is one of the best undervalued value stocks in the stock market look at apple and what buffet did with apple who is next? buffet goes to disney next fits the same properties of an investment he'd make, i mean, 14 times earnings, rising dividends, look at the cash flow, and, i m

chief white house correspondent john roberts tells us more from the white house north lawn. >> i spoke with him on the telephone in the last hour and he confirmed to foxwo weeks ago the special counsel robert mueller assured the president's outside legal team that he would follow the doj guidelines that the sitting president can

robert mueller. here they are right now. "fox news" obtained a copy. a call into or major categories. flynn the reasons of the firing of james kobe -- james comey fbi director and if the person tried to get attorney jeff sessions to reverse course and his recusal and the june 9, 2016 meeting at trump tower between don jr. jared kushner paul manafort and involving the attorney with ties to the kremlin. there are questions about collusion but there are also questions in these documents that ranch out from that. for example one asking about the alleged -- that the president asked james comey to take. david: a very strange list it was. edward thank you very much. melissa: let's talk more about the mueller questions. will bring in judge andrew napolitano a senior analyst. it was pretty broad. there was pretty much everything in there. >> at this think this was a treasure trove into the thinking of bob mueller and the in nature of investigation. the only thing we know the investigation is the people that he is indicted has been relatively leakfree but for example when he asked in one of tho

robert mueller. in washington, doug luzader, fox news. >>> members of that texas church that was the scene of a deadlyear will be joining president donald trump at the white house today for the national day of prayer. the pastor of the church and his wife who lost their 14-year- old daughter in that shooting will lead a prayer at the event. 26 people were killed when a gunman opened fire in that church outside of san antonio back in november. >>> there was another robbery at a berkeley cafe where students spent time working on their laptops. the latest case had an unusual twist. a man in a gray hoodie tried to escape after grabbing a laptop. this video shows two good samaritans trying to stop the thief. moments later, a second suspect showed up and told them to let him go. when they didn't, the second suspect punched one of the two people. berkeley police say they're looking for both suspects and a good samaritan. >>> while we appreciate their courage, at the same time, we caution people against doing that. we've had instances where people have fought to keep their laptops and they've been hurt badly.

chris farrell is with us tonight, fox business legal analyst greg jarrett. >>> and we learned that robert mueller has threatened the president's attorneys threan's no doubt that mueller is willing to do anything to subvert this president and his white house. threatening the president with a subpoena. seeming to be nothing less than the deep state's deep spear on the assault of the presidency. sean bigly joins us tonight to assess the bi the deep state ess to destroy the presidency. >>> president trump's top economic team in china preparing to negotiate balanced reciprocal trade with the chinese and we'll learn whether president xi is truly ready to open china's economy. we take up the confrontation between the russian establishment and the trump white house. we'll learn whether paul ryan and mitch mcconnell will align with president trump or the koch brothers, the business round table. ed rollins with us tonight. >>> our t top story, the attorny leading the president's legal team is out, ty cobb retiring. cobb is known for his nonconfrontational approach to the defense of the president. c

robert gates and secretary of state, george schultz. that's it for today. have a great week. and we will see you next "fox news sunday". howie: on our buzz meter, a media explosion as rudy giuliani goes on fox news and says trump repaid cohen for the stormy daniels payment. >> the $130,000 will turn out to be perfectly legal. it many not campaign money. no campaign finance violation. the president repaid it. >> i love rudy, but they better have an explanation for that. >> if rudy wants the public to believe donald trump reimbursed michael cohen what it was for, didn't not was going to silence stormy daniels, that's unworthy of belief. >> it's unbelievable michael cohen would make this payment to stormy daniels and not tell donald trump. >> the american people don't care about the stormy daniels story. howie: the "new york times" scoop on leaked questions for president trump from the mueller prosecutors. >> i am told by my sources tonight that the "new york times" is full of crap. a lot of those questions are not the questions that the special counsel is asking. >> fox news obtaining a list of questions for president tr

at this rate, robert mueller will not need to subpoena president trump because they're giving it all right there on fox news with sean hannity. devlin, what was your biggest takeaway, after sitting down, getting all this information from giuliani? because at the very least, it's confusing. >> well, sure, it's confusing. it's important on two levels. one, it contradicts statements that the president made to the public. that's a big deal in any situation. >> in contradicting the president, we need to remind our viewers, the president's lawyer contradicting the president, what does that mean? it means the president lied to the american people or his lawyer is lying to the american people about the president. so just digest that. >> right. while that's an important thing, in some ways, that's the best possibility option here for trump and his legal team. giuliani is clearly trying to close the door on the issue of campaign finance. but in attempting to close that door, he opens like three or four other windows. some of which include campaign finance law. so, you know, his own statements contradict the argu

me to talk all about it, dagen mcdowell, former economic advisor president obama, a fox business contributor, robertarrett b. smith. thank you for being here. was you about that robot? now he's jumping and running in the park. >> the most amazing thing we saw there, can you do better to set expectations than by saying if it isn't, it isn't. that kills me. >> maria: the president, yeah. the word is out. look, the kims have done this before and made promises that they'll give up their nuclear ambitions. connedlcondoleezza rice told usy made promising and never kept them. it's right to be skeptical of north korea. >> he's the first time a president has gone into one of these, where i'v where i've nota president saying this is going to go great. he says if it happens, it happens. >> it's a good thing we're trying to have diplomatic relations with north korea. let's hope there's a positive outcome. >> maria: what about the hostages. last night the president and the first lady t met them. it was separate at this extraordinary. >> what we saw in the media, nbc news, some reporter, hailey jackson going with