with me i have robert fox, defence editorfor with me i have robert fox, defence editor for the with me have robert fox, defence editorfor the london evening standard and rachel cunliffe, commons and features editor at city am. first off, a reminder of how those front pages are looking. the mailon those front pages are looking. the mail on sunday reporting that the defence secretary gavin williamson has warmed the prime minister that if she doesn't commit an extra £20 million on defence spending that he would vote down at the next defence budget that would effectively be a vote of no—confidence. the express focuses on a letter that has 60 mps urging theresa may to walk away from negotiations and not pay any divorce bill money if britain did not get a good trade deal at the upcoming eu council meeting next week. the sunday telegraph, the conservative mp says that to deal with the housing shortage, britain needs the same level of organisation as when producing wartime aircraft in world war ii. starting with the telegraph. the war spirit to fix the housing shortage. rachel? the government

and at 10:30, tomorrow's headlines in the papers with tonight's guests robert fox and rachel cunliffe. good evening and welcome to bbc news. two years after the brexit referendum, tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of london demanding what they call a people's vote on the final terms of britain's departure from the eu. the demonstration came as senior cabinet ministers insisted they are prepared to walk away from negotiations with brussels rather than accept a bad deal. our political correspondent ben wright reports. this was a mobilisation on a big scale by people who had come to the capital from across the country. many of hoping brexit can be stopped. # brexit, what is it good for. # absolutely nothing!# two years on from the referenda to leave the eu, the march organisers said more than 100,000 people turned up to demand another vote on the final brexit deal. sam is a gardenerfrom somerset. ian runs a business in surrey. i can tell you right now, running two businesses that this is the last thing i want to be doing on a saturday. but i am having to do it because

with me are robert fox, defence editorfor the london evening standard and rachel cunliffe, comment and features editor at city am. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the mail on sunday reports that the defence secretary, gavin williamson, has warned the prime minister that if she doesn't commit an extra £20 billion on defence spending then he would vote down the next budget, which would effectively be a motion of no confidence in her. the sunday express leads on a letter that has been written by 60 mps, economists, and business leaders that urges theresa may to walk away from negotiations and not pay any "divorce bill" money if britain did not get a good trade deal at the eu council meeting next week. the sunday telegraph front page reports on the comments of the conservative mp oliver letwin, who says that in order to cope with the housing shortage, britain needs the same levels of organisation as when they were producing war—time aircraft in world war two. the sunday times reveals that the patients who lost their lives in the gosport hospital scandal, which could number 6

front pages at 10:30 and 11:30pm this evening in the papers — our guests joining me tonight are robert fox of the london evening standard and rachel cunliffe, comment and features editor at city am. the french president emmanuel macron has said he favours financial sanctions for eu states which refuse to take migrants that have proven asylum status. he was speaking on the eve of a summit on migration in brussels. mr macron said countries should not be allowed to massively voice their national selfishness on migrant issues — as he put it. whilst benefiting from eu membership. he met the spanish president for talks today in paris. the pentagon has cancelled two joint marine—training exercises with south korea. it follows the decision earlier in the week, to suspend a majorjoint—military exercise between the two countries which was planned for august. the pentagon said the move was part of the agreement reached between president trump and the north korean leader, kim jong—un, in singapore earlier this month. an explosion at a political rally in zimbabwe has injured the country's vice presiden

our guests joining me tonight are robert fox, the defence editor of the london evening standard and rachelres editor at city am. zimba bwe's president has narrowly escaped injury in an apparent assassination attempt. a bomb detonated at an election rally moments after emmerson mnangagwa had left the stage. the country is preparing for its first elections since robert mugabe was removed from power. 0ur africa correspondent, will ross, reports. the rally in the bulawayo's white city stadium had just ended and it looked as though as a successful day of campaigning was coming to an end when suddenly president emmerson mnangagwa had a close escape. several people were knocked to the ground by the blast and senior government officials, including a vice president, were seriously injured. as emergency workers rushed people to hospital, the politicians were ushered to safety. hours later, president mnangagwa was out in the city's hospitals comforting those caught up in the blast. he appeared unflustered by events and brushed off what he considered to have been an attempt on his life. these are my n

at the white house, john roberts, ktvu fox 2 news. >> the former white house spokesperson wants to getelevision camera. sean spicer is pitching a tv talk show. it would be called sean spicer's common ground. he stepped down from his role as white house press secretary 18 months ago and became a target for criticism for his handling of the press and the subject of a regular parody by melania mccarthy on saturday night live. >>> san francisco department of elections certified the mayor's race three weeks after voters went to the polls. we will take a look at the final numberate rounds of votin london brie one with 1% point over lark leno. that is a difference of 2500 votes. the election department says voter turnout was 52% and more than 253,000 ballots were cast in the primary. >>> oakland mayor announced her summer of paving project. that is the name being given to repaving 25 miles of city streets between now and the end of the year. usually six miles of streets are repaved in a year. the mayor announced details in the last half hour on a street in the fruit value district that is set

he joins us in a "fox news @ night" exclusive. plus pastor robert jeffress will weigh in with a key swing vote gone, evangelicals are energized especially after justice gorsuch and recent rulings favoring conservatives. another key supreme court decision overshadowed by justice kennedy's announcement. stripping public-sector unions of their power to force nonmembers to pay union fees. the lead plaintiff in that historic case, mark gannon, it's your life. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washington. the president fresh off a campaign rally in north dakota is pushing for a supreme court justice who can go the distance. >> we have a pick to come up. we have to pick a great one. we have to pick someone who is going to be there for 40, 45 years. >> shannon: we have team coverage. kevin corke standing by in fargo where president trump just finished up a wild rally. trace gallagher following the media's meltdown. we begin with chief national correspondent ed henry with the political follow-up of justice kennedy's retirement an

century fox the bid sets up a fight with the walt disney company which also seeks to acquire fox disney c.e.o. robert iger as essentially wage his future in the c.e.o. position on winning the media war adding to the drama mr iger also is believed to have held a corporate grudge against comcast since twenty fourth when comcast tried to acquire disney the decision by a federal judge to allow the merger of media giants eighty. time warner earlier this week was widely expected as we discussed on the program yesterday in detail to lead to an unprecedented level of consolidation of media ownership with bidding wars just like this one and more reshaping of the corporate media landscape that new area began almost immediately after the judge's ruling with comcast bold bid for fox and what much more on the story with a few guests tomorrow. in honduras and i corruption unit sponsored by or the organization of american states or oas has accused the president's party of stealing stealing nearly twelve million dollars from agricultural programs to reef to finance his reelection campaign and allied campaigns the in

the president pushing his narrative, you believe the witch hunt is actually against robert mueller and being led by fox news. >> indeed i do. robert mueller is noble, and i use this word carefully, as noble a public servant as you would find. assaults on his character, practices, and investigations just betray our fundamental principles. the e-mail when you told them you wouldn't renew your contract. you said fox news is -- paranoia among viewers. how much damage do you believe they have done to this country and the institutions that uphold the law. >> i believe they have been doing a great deal of damage. anderson, for years, i was glad to be associated with fox. it was a legitimate conservative and libertarian outlet. but with the rise of donald trump, fox did a destructive propaganda machine and as a former military officer, i took an oath to defend the constitution of the united states. and in my view, fox, particularly the prime time host attacking rule of order. the rule of law. justice department, robert mueller. and they are doing it for ratings and profit. and doing a great grave disserve to o

fox news. i know you believe the witch hunt actually aga robert mueller and it's being led by fox news. >> indeedo. robert mueller as -- and i use that word carefully -- as noble a public servant you will find. and the assaults upon his character, upon his practices, upon his investigation just betray our fundamental principles. >> in the e-mail that you sent your colleague of fox news back when you told them you weren't renewing your contract you told them, and i quote, fox news is assaulting our constitution and rule of law ile -- how much damage do you believe they've done to the institutions in up holding the rulaw in. >> i think they've done gat damage still. we won't know how much until we se the ultimate results. for years i was glad to be associated with fox. with the rise of donald trump, fox did become a destructive propaganda machine. and i don't do propaganda for anyone. frankly, as a former military officer i took an oath to defend the constitution of the united states. particularly the prime time hosts, attacking our constitutional order, the rule of law, the justice department, the

robert, thank you. fox senior political analyst brit hume joins us tonight.rit, i don't want to be hysterical. or read more into it. you have more perspective than i. it is a place we moved no possibility of compromise and the other side sees the other to be destroyed. >> i completely agree with this. when maxine waters will rise. she will be recognized as the gentle lady from california. maybe not many people think she is a gentle or a lady. members address them as ladies and gentlemen. and in the senate, they are discouraged from addressing each other directly on the floor but speak to the presiding officer calling him mr. president or refer to him i disagree with the distinguished senator from whatever. there is a reason for the custom and they are this. political debates can be heated and can become quickly personal and go to brutal name calling we have seen and harsh things are said about one another and that can in turn lead to violence. in 1856, as most people who studied american history know. a senator from massachusetts james charles sum sner was ca

fox news. they talk about a witch hunt. i know you believe the witch hunt is actually against robert mueller and it's being led by fox news. do. robert mueller is as noble and i use that word carefully, as noble a public servant as you will find and the assaults upon his character and upon his practices, upon his investigation just betray our fundamental principals. >> in the email that you sent your colleagues at fox news back in march when you told them you weren't renewing your contract, you said and i quote, fox news is assaulting our constitutional order and the rule of law while fostering corrosive and unjustified paranoia among viewers. how much damage do you believe they've done to this country and the institutions that uphold the law? >> i think they're doing a great deal of damage still. we won't know how bad for years to come when we see the ultimate results. anderson, for years, i was glad to be associated with fox. it was a legitimate conservative and libertarian outlet. and a necessary one, but with the rise of donald trump, fox did become a destructive propaganda machine and i don't do propaganda for anyone.

do all of thetaa here in robert mueller on fox or whatever. from so-called experts. doing the job and is focused on a narrow set of issues. surrounding that the number of indictments. beyond that the constitution and the executive branch does not have limited power. congress has the power to investigate into impeachment circumstances warrant. we are past where we were and 73 when theouse had hearings. i remember salmon the summit on those hearings it's about time they get down to business. we'll figure if the evidence justified impeachment. [applause] there are no single saviors that will get us out of this mess. that's why keep returning. we are the power that we need to be. the attack on mueller's investigation are so concerning and we need to be in the streets of trump fire smaller. but, how many of us are afraid of president pence? this is not right. let's be clear about what it is in the change that were seeking to make. thoncern about mueller being fired is it's a clear statement that trump believes he is the king. he does not understand the very basic function

. >> president trump he would like to talk to robert mueller, but he told fox moos -- fox news russia department watchdog report shows that the fbi was plotting against them. paul manafort could go to jail as early as today. a judge will decide whether he agrees with special counsel robert mueller's argument that paul manafort tried to temper with witnesses while under house arrest. manafort is accused of money laundering and being a unregistered foreign agent. iranian exports plunged 16% the first two weeks of june there it shipments to european countries fell by one third. if talks between the u.s. and the u.k. -- between the u.k. and the european union get messier, one option could be postponement. it has been in force -- it has been informally discussed whether brexit could be pushed back. exit negotiations are at a standstill. localtalk powered by 2800 journalists. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thanks -- mark: coming up, a big week for central banks. next week we will cover what you vanguardnow with the global head of fixed income. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london, i am m

he's a great prosecutor, don't believe the attack you hear on robert mueller on fox or wherev whereverfrom so-called experts. he's doing his job and his job is a narrow set of issues and it's russia and criminal actity. surrounding that and a number of indictments. we need to go beyond that. the constitution is very clear that the executive branch does not have unlimited power and that congress has the power to investigate and, yes, to impeach when circumstances warrant. we are well past where we were in 1973 when the house and the senate judiciary committee had hearing. i still remember sam irwin over there in the senate and in the house and those hearings when i was 12 years old. it's about time they get to business and have a hearing, we'll figure out whether the evidence justifies impeachment, and a lot of topics well beyond the mueller investigation. >> and there are no single saviors that are going to get us out of this mess and that's why i keep returning, because we are the power that we need to be, but i, look, i think that the attacks on mueller's investigations are so deeply

oblique all the unfounded attack you on robert mueller, on fox or were ever, from so-called experts.e is doing his job. his job is focused on a narrow set of issues. maybe not that narrow given the amount of russian interference in this election criminal activity in the number of indictment. but we need to go beyond that. the constitution is very clear that the executive branch does not have unlimited power, the congress has the power to investigate and yes, impeachment circumstance work. we are well past we were in 1973 with house, hse, senat judiciary committee had hearings. i still remember sam ervin over there in the senate, and those hearings when i was 12. it's about time they get down to business and have hearing. will figure out whether the evidence justifies impeachment. it will involve a lot of topics, what will be on the scope of the mueller investigation. >> vanita? >> that are no single saviors that are going to get us out of this mountain. that's why we are the power that we need to be, but look, i think the attack on mueller's investigation are so deeply concerning, it

charles: fox news contributor, robert wolf, he served on president obama's export council. they went into this saber rallying. we don't need president trump if he doesn't play ball. he was pretty upset over the weekend. he said he has good personal relationships with all the people in the g-7. but when it comes to negotiating these deals, he's pretty firm object what he believes and what he's trying to accomplish. >> as you said, there was a lot going on. i thought navarro was totally out of line with the comment he made. he has to be more diplomatic. you can do deals and day firm but you don't have to take shots like that. charles: peter navarro said there is a special place in hell for foreign leaders who criticize trump. >> correct. the president staying firm is okay. but i think he's supposed to be the greatest deal maker ever. we are not making deals. canada, we have $700 billion in commerce we do with them between goods and services. we should figure out ways to get both sides where there is a better balance. charles: how would you go about it? the fact of theter is t

fox news john roberts reports that the eagles originally submitted the names of more than 70 memberseduling for next week. that's when the president is in singapore. then, just yesterday they said the only people who could attend were two or three players, thewners a the mascots. >> the mascot? >> no wonder the president said get o ofere, none of you are coming. an eagle mascot next to the president on the front lawn, come on. that's absurd. >> let me look at twitter. it's up about five and half percent. it will get into the s&p 500 index. when that happens lots of fund managers have to. the uk has cleared the purchase of sky. disney agreed to by parts of 21t century fox for $52. they are the parent companyf foxbusiness. we heard from california gubernatorial candidate john cox moments ago. next were joined by one of the other gop candidates, travis allen. it's a big day for california and as we like to say, we are all over it those we love is an act of mutuality. we can help with the financial ones. learn more or find an advisor at massmutual.com i'm nicole with your foxbusiness bri

way exaggerating on this well that may be why steve you know disney is also going after fox and disney's c.e.o. robert iger as a socially we don't wage his future in winning that media war and and there might be somewhat of a corporate grudges as you know dating back to two thousand and four when comcast actually tried to acquire disney what do you make of that one steve. well you know they came to kind of a tentative agreement from from the reports of disney and fox and then comcast came in and comcast you know has lost and previous attempts in the past one of them you alluded to so they really need a win here and i don't think they're going to stop but on the other hand as you correctly point out disney needs this content they need the movie studio for their future plans so it's going to be a battle royale going forward without without a doubt but i but you know it's going to be interesting to see what the department of justice does if want to when when one of these companies agrees with comcast because this is not a strictly vertical merger as a time warner this is more horizontal they both are com

we obtained the letter sent to the board of director of twenty-first century fox, from brian roberts airman and o of comcast. they said in the letter they long admired the assets of twenty-first century fox that the murdoch family put together. a couple of bullet points coming out of. this the reason they made the offer now is because of the at&t-time warner decision. they're sayg in this letter that gave them the green light to go ahead with. this also they're offering a $2.5 billion reverse termination fee, which is the same fee that was offered by disney, they're also offering to reimburse twenty-first century fox for a $1.5 billion breakup fee in all of this. so a lot money being put on the table here in order to sweeten the pot for the assets of twenty-first century fox or part of the assets of twenty-first century fox once the new fox has been spun off. connell: melissa? melissa: after the success of tuesday's summit in singapore, the president is back at the white house while secretary of state mike pompeo is in south korea negotiating the next steps towards denuclearizing the

bob iger of disney, rupert murdoch of 21st century fox, and brian roberts so to me it looks like bob iger has to somehow with this deal. charlie: as we reported a couple weeks ago, 21st century fox is going to entertain any higher bid. they almost have to and people thought they always wanted to go with disney which maybe they did culturally but this is a lot of money and it's cash, and it's almost $10 billion more in cash than what disney has put on the table which is a stock deal, so mr. murdock and the murdock family has to do what's the best interest of the shareholders and that may be taking this deal, but i am telling you the one fly in the ointment is what killed the comcast bid before they went hostile. they essentially went hostile with this bid and that's regulatory concern and if you can make a case, if doj tries to appeal the at&t case, then you can make a case they will go after the comcast deal. liz: then they should go after disney too because both disney and comcast own movie companies. charlie: they're looking at it differently. they hate the notion, that's the old wa

does it not >> yes we have been in motion for several months now if you remember, brian roberts tried hard to buy foxnd was spurned by the murdoch family. when i spoke to you a few months ago when he was in london bidding for sky, i said there was a look in his eyes when he was sitting in our offices that he was not pleased the way that ended and this was just the beginning when he bid for sky. now the latest action, an all-cash bid it's fully on now. all the players are in motion. the key, key question here is can rupert murdoch really walk away it's flipped everything into motion the idea that a guy who spent his whole career assembling assets, building power and influence, will he walk away with a cash check that takes him out of the game and out of hollywood? is rupert murdoch going to walk away from hollywood? if he takes the cash from comcast, he'll be left with fox news, fox sports networks, fox business networks. >> he will be left with a more giant chunk of change in his pocket though. >> yes, but he won't have that stake in disney which would have left him a major player inside a combined c

fox news chairman robert murdock issued this statement -- >> harris: charles has had his share of memorable moments. >> i think it will snow in hell before the d.o.j. is going to go after her. number within i'm a psychiatrist in remission. doing very well. i haven't had a relapse in 25 years. the biggest error we make is to lose the damn war because we refuse to recognize who the enemy is and what it requires. >> mike: our love and our prayers to charles and his family. >> harris: set the bar so high for the rest of us. and getting that statement from him directly today was amazing. a pulitzer prize winning political commentator who had such an impact and still does on the political conversation today. mike emanuel, thank you. >> thank you, harris. >> harris: we'll be right back. you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. come hok., babe. nasty nighttime heartburn? try new

and fox news contributors deroy murdoch and robert jeffress. i'll start with you, pastor. right now, the right, of course, is looking for the president to appoint someone who is pro life. the president has indicated in the preview that he is not going to ask that direct question. what do you think the president is going to ask as it relates to whether or not a person is pro-life? >> well, the president is exactly right not to ask a specific question about roe v. wade. and judge, he doesn't need to. here is why. it's the philosophy of this justice that really counts. you know for the last 50 years the only way liberals have been able to enact their agenda is through the judiciary having justices who create imaginary rights for some americans while at the same time erasing the real rights of other americans. there is no right to abortion. that is nowhere in the constitution. be -- but there is a right to life to erase for 50 million children butchered in the wome since 1973 roe v. wade. if the president and i know he will, appoint a conservative justice with a conservative p

way exaggerating on this well that may be why steve you know disney is also going after fox and does the c.e.o. robert iger as a socially we don't wage his future in winning that media war and and there might be somewhat of a corporate grudges as you know dating back to two thousand and four when comcast actually tried to acquire disney what do you make of that one steve. well you know they came to kind of a tentative agreement from the reports of disney and fox and then comcast came in and contest you know has lost in previous attempts in the past one of them you alluded to so they really need a win here and i don't think they're going to stop but on the other hand as you correctly point out disney needs this content they need the movie studio for their future plans so it's going to be a battle royale going forward without without a doubt but you know it's going to be interesting to see what the department of justice does if one of when when one of these companies griese with comcast because this is not a strictly vertical merger as a t.n.t. time warner this is more horizontal they both are competito

fox news john roberts reporting president trump is considering, i repeat considering taking executiveldren to stay with detained parents. question, is that a retreat for the president? train for it is a correct retreat. it is immoral to separate 3300 miners from their parents. we're talking about publish ultras in texas taking them in. it's wrong. peter king doesn't like it could business roundtable and banks don't like it. so letting children stay together with their parents in detention centers run by homeland security. not criminal justice detention centers where they were separated. ashley: the pressure is being building now from only critics and opponents both from within his own party. this is a movie has to make. stuart: some comment on this from nigel for roche. in new york on that very day. listening to this breaking news. you are all about immigration. that is what you do. and now we have the president under great pressure. i understand the problems. it doesn't look good. he will say we are not retreating one bit on being tough coming into america. did the criticism will cea

joins us in a fox news at night -- pastor robert jeffers with the swing vote gone, evangelicals are energized after recent rulings favoring conservatives and another key supreme court decision overshadowed by justice kennedy's announcement stripping public-sector unions of their power to force nonmembers to pay union fees. the lead plaintiff in the historic case is here live. welcome to fox news at night. the president fresh off a campaign rally in north dakota pushing for supreme court justice. >> we have a pick, we have to pick a great one, we have to pick one it's going to be there for 40 years, 45 years. >> team coverage tonight, kevin court in fargo where donald trump finished a wild rally, trace gallagher following the media meltdown but we begin with chief national correspondent ed henry with the political fallout of justice kennedy's retirement announcement. how nasty is this battle shaping up to be on the hill? >> a big midterm election, already the biggest of our lifetime and got more consequential. of wave, nancy pelosi wants to raise your taxes, blunt economic momentum, the fed sa

thank you for the preview, harry and robert, thank you to you both. fox news alert. a senior administration official confirms to fox news the pentagon is expected to cancel the next major joint military exercise between the u.s. and south korea that has been scheduled for august. if marshall says the pentagon will likely make that formal announcement, the cancellation, d a press release tomorrow. kristin fisher is tracking everything tonight, breaking down what we are learning, about the u.s.-north korea new relationship, and the new relationship of of the preside. >> president trump has already litary off guard by announcingan that he agreed to and the joint military exercis he called tonight, and an interview with bret baier, he made clear they would not be second surprise, he would not be drawing down the number of u.s. troops in south korea. >> i would love to get the military out soon as we c because it costs aot of money, a lot of moneyor us. we have 32,000 soldiers and soutrea. i would like to get them home. i would like to. it is not on the table right now. >

rupert murdoch and the rest of the management team at fox has decided to go with disney is because of concern over regulatory approval but brian roberts of comcast says that they are fully confident in fact they might not even have to have a rehave you by the fcc which is really interesting fox shares of course hitting a record during the session up from 7% topping that stock bid from disney, and coming in with 65 billion in cash and really all of this change, right so you know this after yesterday's court ruling that at&t can buy time-warner assets and now as you see it's much in the content and everyone is getting to this game especially as you have these technological players like netflix and facebook in the game but e-mac i'm going to continue watching these headlines listen ing to this investor call and i'll continue to bring what i hear throughout the entire hour to you. liz: that's great you're on the story susan and just the beginning innings of the whole media merger wave. let's get market reaction from nicole petallides live live. nicole there's tax implications too with the deal between the all cash deal for comcast and the

well fox news chief correspondent john roberts discovered the eagles appeared to be playing games of the administration. originalmitted me theagles 70 names to attend the event, mostly players. yesterday they said only two or three people and the mascot in the costume would attend. the eagles even tried to reschedule for next we the whole wod knew the president is going to be in singapore. let's debate what's going on here with former g.o.p. presidential candidate herman cain and civil rights attorney a talk radio leo trel. all right, herman, the eagles did not kneel during the national anthem, which i think is a great thing. they did not kneel, a lot of them don't like president trump obviously but my view is, they should have just come to t e. you don't have to like everything president trump does. fans love to see you at the white house, it's a fun event and it's not political. your reaction? >> my reaction is, they were trying to embarrass the president. odinhe world knew at next week was focused on the summit between the usa and north korea. to ask the president to reschedule is

we have fox team coverage tonight. john robertsse with what the president is saying and doing about all of this. off with cheap congressional correspondent mike manual on capitol hill with me with the latest on today's big meeting. were keeping in mind

fox news in washington. we begin with breaking news. "the new york times" is the first to report a story that president trump's legal team sent a memo to special counsel robert mueller in january a serving broad presidential powers. in the memo the lawyers argue the president cannot be compelled to testify and cannot obstruct justice because he has authority over all federal investigations. in new lead lawyer rudy giuliani tells abc news if mueller tries to subpoena us, we are going to court. joining us now from manchester, new hampshire, president trump's first campaign manager and current advisor, corey

we see comments from robert stone, people now going to fox news, apparently the most effective way toresident directly. and pleading their case. >> thank you, both. susan hennessey, appreciate kaitlan, thank you for being here. >>> big interview tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn, fareed zakaria sits down with steve bannon for a fascinating hour. you'll see it right here. >>> and ahead, kim jong-un with a new letter being hand delivered today to president trump for the summit soon be officially back on? i feel a great deal of urgency... i think, keep going, and make a difference. at some point, we are going to be able to beat als. because life is amazing. so i am hoping for a cure. i want this, to uh, to be a reality. um, yeah. only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® p3 it's meat, cheese and nuts. i keep my protein interesting. oh yea, me too. i have cheese and uh these herbs. p3 snacks. the more interesting way to get your protein. why is dark magic so spell-bindingly good? it's a bold blend of coffee w

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fox getting engaged, the nice ring. then comcast came this and said, well, my ring is bigger. brian roberts in, and it now appears ceo of 21st century fox, locke lin murdoch, has something to say about that. >> well, let me get into some of my reporting, and i'll tell you what 21st century said in terms of confirming or denying it. from what i understand from 21st century fox insiders is, you know, the conventional wisdom is that comcast, if they bid -- and they haven't, they got financing lined up, brian roberts, the ceo, is basically signaling that he wants to bid particularly if the at&t/time warner -- liz: well, it's an all-cash bid. >> he's indicating it's going to be an all-cash bid. the conventional wisdom that our board will summarily dismiss this, that they don't have to -- they're not going to look at it because they have the deal locked and loaded with disney to sell our entertainment assets. of most of our assets minus us, fox business and a few other properties. that is not the case, i'm hearing. okay, i'm hearing that they know inside 21st century fox that if comcast comes wit

we have fox team coverage tonight. john roberts at the white house with what the president is saying and doing about all of this. off with cheap congressional correspondent mike manual on capitol hill with me with the latest on today's big meeting. were keeping in mind the meetin meeting. when the president speaks, he's expected to speak after the meeting, we will bring you those remarks. >> good evening. president trump pushing house republicans to get this done, passing immigration reform plan this week. foxes learned the compromise bill that the house leadership has crafted would take steps to address the parent and child being separated at the border issue, what is become the critical topic here on capitol hill. >> if you happen to be a poor person, we're going to yank that baby out of the mother's arms. >> democrats blasting president trump for blaming congress over parents being separated from their children. >> that is a load of crap. it really it's just wrong. give me a break. everybody knows that. >> senator republican lea

our next guest says the report should and a special counsel robert mueller's obstruction investigation into the president. foxews contributor, former assistant u.s. attorney, andrew mccarthy, it is here to weigh in. great to have you with us. >> good to be here, shannon. >> shannon: and want to talk about what catherine was talking about, she played the speaker saying, we expect compliance, we are a coequal branch, this is how this works. but the democrat republican eric swalwell says this. they want the keys to the fbi evidence locker if doj says yes. i fear that evidence will be turned over to subject to the investigation including the president." what you make of this dustup? >> i don't buy that because they are entitled to do oversight and referred again and again that they can't turn over informatiol security could be compromised, and then when they turn it over, what we find is that they are holding back details that are embarrassing, not that are dangerous to the national security of our country. but the reason i think this is a regular, shannon, among many of the reasons, is there is kind of an elepha

fox news. the focus of the "angle," robert is a defense torn and hit documentary film maker whose new film "death of a nation" is out august 3rd. and gentlemen, comments about this horrific shooting. we learned of the victims. it looks like this killer had some brief -- grievance against the newspaper. there is a twitter feed that looks like it could be the individual but we are not confirming thaty. >> we're seeing a tragic vendetta played out governor the country. in the age of media, it's not surprising, although disturbing to see people who have grievances look for this kind of media stage to enact this ritual of death. i don't know if it's driven by a desire to get attention. but it's a dementia in our society. i am glad we are condemning and we are distancing it from false political attributions which are not relevant in this case. >> laura: right. a horrific tragedy for the country and the media. we will learn more about this individual as the days go on. you just want to sit down does cry at some point. >> i don't think it's a situation where we have to sit down and cry. it's a situation

pardon issue surfaced in the letter president trump's outside counsel wrote to robert mueller in january, the letter obtained by fox news laid out myriad reasons why mueller has no legal standing to ask for an interview with the president. attorneys john dowd and jay sekulow argue the president could come if you wish, terminate the inquiry or even exercise his power to pardon. democrats rushed to say no, he couldn't. >> it's not the rule of trump. it is the rule of law we live under in the united states of america. even in 1974, richard nixon's justice department made it quite clear that nixon could not pardon himself. the same thing is true here. >> president trump's current outside counsel, rudy juliana, says the president likely does have the power parted himself though to do so would be political suicide. >> the president of the united states pardoning himself would be unthinkable and would lead to probably immediate >> press secretary sarah sanders added there is no reason for a pardon. >> the president hasn't done anything and trickle wrong and would need one. >> the letter reignited another controversy. what

. >> reporter: special counsel robert mueller's team also issued charges against another man who is in russia. in washington, garrett tenney, fox rental companies are teaming up with the city for new pilot program. this comes after last year's flooding along coyote creek. they want to be able to quickly connect people with homeowners, people who are willing to offer up space in their homes during an emergency. the new program is designed to be more proactive. >>> gas prices remain steady. the average price is $3.01. prices have remained about the same for one week. the lowest price of the pump can be found in baton rouge louisiana. the highest gas price is right here in the bay area. at $385 -- 300 $.85 -- $3.85. >>> fans gathered at comic con in san francisco. several stars were at the convention. >>> thousands of people gathered for the haight and ashbury fair. there was a lot of food, shopping, and live music. they said that they are surprised that the street fair is been a success for so long. >> the first year we had the fair we didn't think anyone would show up and 30,000 dead. we thought we might be on to something and t

attorneys should proceed with caution before allowing him to sit down for any interview with robert mueller. here now, foxicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. >> iphone the side where the president should not sit down for this interview. a couple of one-liners that animate my thinking. what has come i don't talk to a guy that owns a grand jury. can get anything out of that grand jury he wants. then turn a white lie into an indictment. the second is, ronald reagan's famous phrase about the nine most dangerous words in the english language. i'm from the government, i'm here to help you. when the government wants you to sit down and talk to them, is not to help ys to hel them. why would the president help bob miller investigate the presiden president? >> sandra: according to ken starr, he has a moral obligatio obligation. >> here is the basis of that and that's a political question. that's in respect to my 30-year friendship with him. the president has told the american people he wants to sit down and talk to bob mueller. he said that countless times, but the prudent legal advice would be don't go near it.

." >> fox news alert, new reaction from president trump for the latest of elements rounding special counsel robert muller's russia probe. the president says he has the right to pardon himself, that he done nothing wrong. this after his attorney said in several interviews the president might have the authority to pardon himself. but that would be unwise politically for him to do so. this is "outnumbered." i'm sandra smith. and here today, harris faulkner. town hall editor and fox news contributor katie pavlich. postf kennedy on fox business, kennedy. and joining us today on the couch, fox news contributor, david webb is here and he is "outnumbered" ." and in some sparkly fleshly cufflinks. >> david: reagan cufflinks, i love them. >> david: they were made, she designed them for the president, says you have a date with destiny and aside from the official cufflinks which i also have, these are my other favorites. i have supreme court cufflinks which i know is something we are covering today. you would to think. i can't compete with charles payne on his cufflink but i like mine. >> harris: no one can.

we have fox team coverage of the kennedy requirement. john roberts. we begin with shannon bream with details from the u.s. supreme court where she's been all day. >> shannon: it was a quiet end to the term we thought. with no hint of a requirement. that changed this afternoon. the man appointed by a republican president but left of center justice kennedy is retiring. >> the fact he is retiring. this is a total game changer. it changes everything. >> shannon: 30 years on the bench and often the 5 in the 5-4 decisions. justice kennedy is stepping down effective july 31st. >> this will change the dynamic of the court for a generation. >> shannon: something republicans are celebrating and the left is sounding an alarm on'd. kennedy was a reliable conservative but one who leaned left on abortion and lgbt rights. struck down decisions and wrote the landmark decision legalizing same sex marriage in all 50 states. those decisions got raise from the leadership council on human rights. they are warning about the bias against lgbt community and health care. many

expect the personality side of the equation to play out on the disney-comcast-fox side with james murdoch, bob iger, brian roberts? >> you are right. i think it makes m&a very complex, because you are dealing with the personalities, family ownership, and generational wealth planning. that complicates things. for comcast, they really have done a good job at really steering m&a in a way corporate governance has not been a big issue. i think the ceo has done a good job at appointing people to run different silos of the business, cable and nbc, and taking a step back a way from being a family run business, if you will. emily: amy yong of macquarie capital, and gerry smith for bloomberg, thank you. the parent company of snapchat is making its first big foray into working with outside developers, putting privacy at the forefront. as part of the relationship, snap said it won't share any personal data on users or their friends. coming up, the european fintech firm gives details on when the company can go public. highlights from our interview, next. if you like bloomberg, listen on the bloomberg radio app and in the u.s.

fox & friends". >> hey, rob, very latest on the robert mueller probe.ional review online. you know, reacting to some of the things the president's attorneys said that the president could pardon himself and could end federal investigation but won't, because it would wind up in impeachment. 500 days of presidency. special adviser to the president of the united states kellyanne conway will be dropping by. busy three hours, rob, that starts in 13 minutes. rob: love it. steve, thanks so much. >> you bet. rob: we will be right back. ♪ i ...prilosec otc 7 years ago,my doctor recommended... 5 years ago, last week. just 1 pill each morning, 24 horecommended brand for 10...umr ...straight years, and it's still recommended today. use as directed. jillian: former president bill clinton only to be impeached in the last 100 years. rob: carley shimkus with fox news headline 24/7, siriusxm si5 is here with what some on social media are calling irony. carley: discussing russian interference in 2016 election, former president bill clinton said on cbs said that things hav

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and fox news contributors deroy murdoch and robert jeffress. i'll start with you, pastor.t now, the right, of course, is looking for the president to appoint someone who is pro life. the president has indicated in the preview that he is not going to ask that direct question. what do you think the president is going to ask as it relates to whether or not a person is pro-life? >> well, the president is exactly right not to ask a specific question about roe v. wade. and judge, he doesn't need to. here is why. it's the philosophy of this justice that really counts. you know for the last 50 years the only way liberals have been able to enact their agenda is through the judiciary having justices who create imaginary rights for some americans while at the same time erasing the real rights of other americans. there is no right to abortion. that is nowhere in the constitution. be -- but there is a right to life to erase for 50 million children butchered in the wome since 1973 roe v. wade. if the president and i know he will, appoint a conservative justice with a conservative philos

fox's movie studio, fx, net geo. it it does represent a 19% premium to disney's offer made in december. brian robertsalked about all of this on a conference call last night. >> when i think about fox, it's rupert murdoch, his family and what they've built, one of the world's great media and entertainment companies. their work as strong entrepreneurs and prudent acquirers bears significant similarities with comcast's own history. >> let's start with you, kara. how interesting is this setup here do you have a road map to where you think this ends? >> seems as if comcast is the big bid. it's a lot of money. i don't know if rupert murdoch comes with the deal. you get him when you come in it will be tough for disney to compete with it in terms of money and power to do it that said, rupert murdoch is the one who benefits here, most of all. essentially, people are bidding to make him richer than ever. >> that's right, and that is a huge premium not just in the 20% but all cash don't forget why fox is selling. it doesn't like the future now you're rinsed of any responsibility for the future. you take the cas