rudy guliani has called half dozen reporters. >> shepard: we invited him here, too. he goes on they are programs but we have not been so fortunate. >> and it's them taking the offense on these things. guliani hitting some television shows, calling reporters. remember the legal team shakeup. emmett flood is known as somebody that is combative. if you look at donald trump's history, he relishes a fight legally. most people involved in lawsuits, this is the worst thing that we could imagine. we talked to trump associates that says he loves it. this could be a legal strategy of bringing the fight to the public. >> shepard: i'll have a lawyer in a moment. but politically speaking, what is the advantage? what is it that the public paid back the lawyer that paid the porn star rather than his narrative that he didn't know anything about the payment? >> a really great question. i don't have an answer for that. i don't think sarah huckabee sanders had an answer. a lot of it is trying to understand or get in front of the possible crime that could have been committed. i think one

tends to be overstated a little bit. >> rick: as a former federal prosecutor it would seem that rudy gulianiould be the right man for this job, to sit next to the president during this potential interview. >> whoever he has sitting next to him, i sure it would be guliani and others, are going to have to be pretty aggressive in terms of keeping things on track. it's a high risk strategy to bring him in at all. if they're going to do that, i would be pretty vocal about making sure i interjected my selfs a few times to keep things on track and keep the president on track as much as the questioner on track. >> rick: what about this call by the white house for an investigation into the fbi and the doj? >> well, it's funny, i saw a lot of kind of controversy about that online as i was waiting here. to me, other than he's president, it seems fairly routine. a lot of people under investigation complain the doj or fbi did something wrong while they're being investigated and the inspector general cysts for tha-- existsfor that region. i think i saw the doj agreed that they're going to ask michael horo

rudy guliani telling the daily beast this afternoon, he doesn't believe that it happened. he says if it did, it's a very serious overreach by the doj. guliani saying anybody that says that i'm exaggerating when i say this is an out of control investigation and they're acting like storm troopers, give me a break, baby. they prove it every day. guliani also encouraging jeff sessions to take action, telling the hill "i'm waiting for the attorney general to step in in his role in the defender of justice and put these people under investigation." so far the white house is at arm's length for what's going on in terms of the latest developments surrounding the cohen investigation. sarah huckabee sanders was asked this afternoon if she knew when the last time the president spoke to michael cohen was. listen here. >> i'm not sure when the last conversation took place. on the second part, i'm not aware of specific places where he's representing the president. on the last one, i would refer you to the president's outside counsel about any concerns of wiretapping. the first awareness i

>> julie, i had a chance to ask president trump how he thinks that rudy guliani is doing. the president told me he thinks the former mayor is still getting the hang of the way things go on the trump legal team. >> rudy is a great guy. he just started a day ago. he really has his heart into it. he's working hard, learning the subject matter. he's going to be issuing a statement, too. he's a great guy. rudy knows it's a witch hunt. he started yesterday. he will get his facts straight. >> president trump insists that nobody is changing their stories when it comes to stormy daniels. rudy guliani said that michael cohen was reimbursed by the president. the president said he should check air force one. he did. he told reporters that he didn't know about a payment and michael cohen is his attorney. we would have to ask him. michael cohen was paid a retainer for his services. the president says that he didn't know what he was doing with the money. the president would like to sit down with robert mueller as long as he knows the sit-down would be fair. sounds like the president is sk

like rudy guliani is in charge now. like maybe he's going to set the rules of the special counsel. no, you'll go two hours. no, you won't ask those questions. they can subpoena him. >> i was going to say, shep, that's not how that works. remember the initial statement is he's going to wrap it up in a couple weeks. that's obviously changed. now the story is he's going to decide on the legal strategy within the next couple weeks. the fact is, it behooves both sides not to take this all the way up to the supreme court in terms of getting a subpoena. >> shepard: think about how that trek will go. first thing you do is yes, yes and nine where are you. >> so both sides have bargaining power. of course, the ultimate trump card, if you will, on mueller's side -- >> shepard: i see what you did there. >> yeah. and they still have some bargaining power. guliani does have -- look, alan dershowitz -- >> shepard: he's looking for a job. >> he's saying they would do written interrogatories. since when? it's not going to happen. >> she

no, i think that rudy guliani knows what he is doing. when you are making a payment like this to settle a disputed claim, i do as a lawyer on behalf of my clients all of the time, you don't' to be talking about it publicly. so now they have to do it because of controversy. but it is plausible some of noteworthy of the president would not know details of settlements like this. i am sure it not necessarily only settlement he has been afilliated with michael cohen for many years, it may seem like a lot to most, but in the grand scheme of things, people who are this wealthy routinely are shaken down approached with these types of threats and routinely it better economically, piece of mind and family save to resolve it privately. we know about stormy daniels is a person that cannot be trusted because she breached that agreement. john: who can be trusted between michael cohen and rudy guliani, one of them is lying. if you are lawyer, you said you made, i no reason to doubt, payment to behalves of your client, of $130,000. it may not mean who d

investigation is almost symbolic in the way, i'm sure we'll get tweets from the president tomorrow, rudy guliani said that truntrump administration handedr 1.3 million document to mueller team, they are working with the mueller team on this now guliani said, we gave this information. wrap it up. >> what more do you want, we talk about this on out numbered today, the senate intelligence committee releasing transcript about that trump tower meeting with the russian lawyer, and how it doesn't feel like it -- it has to be frustrating for democrats, if they are pinning their hopes of a crumbling presidency on russian collusion. and proof of that a 20 minute meeting, are they disappointd. >> yeah, you said, pinning hopes and dreams on the president engaging some kind of a russian collusion, as a result of them losing in the elected. and they cannot get over the irony, with hillary clinton saying that, donald trump will never get over the results of losing and i think she was piking abouspeaking of herself. >> chuck schumer within to senate floor. >> come on, than man, all right so much more with our p

let's start with rudy guliani's blockbuster.ation that two weeks ago mueller told president's legal team he will not indict the president. >> mueller has finally grasped obvious. there has been a rule, you cant indicts sitting president. lou: he has not abided by a lot of rules. it is as if republicans recuse themselves from cone flick or step -- conflict or step back from a job or post, democrats seem to go full on tilt. >> i can teach an entire semester law school class on professional responsibility and use robert mueller, he is saturated with conflicts of interest. with a man who has such a reputation of integrity, i question his -- or lack there of. in his determination to stay on this case, where he does not bo long. lou: at-this-point, president, is it too early to start discussing with the special council the wind down. >> as long as there is a special counsel, i would be apprehensive, you never know what a guy like mueller will do. there are a couple of things about rudy guliani's comments. ford pardon opted nixon -- pa

you know rudy guliani well. you know his playbook. s like they're trying to discredit the mueller investigation rather than take on the political baggage of firing him. >> i feel that -- i worked for rudy. he's a stand-up guy. he's getting a lot of grief. he knows his business. he's in the media. he know what's he's doing. there's a lot of strategy behind rudy and the media. i have to tell you something, looking at this as americans, we should be not only upset about russian meddling, but we should be more upset, leland, about somebody putting an informant in a campaign without telling the candidate. >> noel, we just heard from kevin corke and saw the sound bite from marco rubio. he didn't seem too concerned. he has access to more intelligence than you do. why should he be so worked up about it? >> this is a threat to our democracy. >> leland: do we know what happened? >> that's the point. we don't know what happened. the problem is this: if you are going to be this upset about russian meddling in our elections, which we should, but to

let's start with rudy guliani's blockbuster. blockbuster revelation that two weeks ago mueller told president's legal team he will not indict the president. >> mueller has finally grasped obvious. there has been a rule, you cant indicts sitting president. lou: he has not abided by a lot of rules. it reputation of question his -- or lack there of. in his determination to stay on this case, where he does not bo long. lou: at-this-point, president, is it too early to start discussing with the special council the wind down. >> as long as there is a special counsel, i would be apprehensive, you never know what a guy like mueller will do. there are a couple of things about rudy guliani's comments. ford pardon opted nixon -- pardoned nixon. preemptively, you worry about that. aspect of it. other is when you read special counsel regulation it calls for mueller to issue a report, i thought it has been his goal that hedges and call into question,a all he has to do in one line say there may have been some evidence that trump might have obs

the president's lawyer, rudy guliani says mueller's team could wrap up another investigation by september. and tough tack on iran by secretary of state mike pompeo. >> we'll track down open ties around the world and crush them. >> than as the secretary's warning about what's to come. in hawaii, poisonous steam and clouds of acid. new dangers from a volcano. we'll go live to the big island. also, china's plan to make it to the dark side of the moon. that's ahead in this hour of "shepard smith reporting." i'm rick leventhal. a live look at the white house where president trump is supposed to make with christopher wray after the president ordered the justice department to see if agented supplied on his campaign for political reasons. that's what sources are telling fox news who say officials scheduled this sit-down last week. the president tweeted yesterday, i hereby demand and will do so tomorrow that the department of justice look into whether or not the fbi, doj infiltrated or surveyed the trump campaign for any such purposes and if the demands were made by the obama administration. this

when we come back, rudy guliani. later on, wing have a mini monologue. we'll examine the cancellation of "roseanne" and we'll talk about liberal hypocrisy. that's straight ahead. printed? the business advisors at office depot can assist with exactly what your business needs to grow. get your coupon for 20% off services, technology and more at office depot and officedepot.com. >> if the fbi was so concerned and if they weren't targeting trump, they should have told trump. if they're really concerned about the russians infiltrating a campaign, then why not try to stop it? why not tell trump? well, the answer is perfectly clear. to me, they were running this whole story. they were pushing this scam. >> great insight. rush limbaugh says they should have warned the campaign. rudy guliani says two things. carter page on this show last night, mr. mayor, this was the spring of 2016. he's never met donald trump. comey's notes, the single biggest unreported part of it, trump saying to comey, hey, i didn't collude with russia. if anybody did, i want to get to the t

rudy guliani said they put an undercover fbi agent in the campaign. there's zero evidence for that. that is such an outlandish and outrageous allegation. it should not have been made without showing any evidence. >> you know this from last night but trey gowdy made one thing clear, donald trump was never a target in this investigation. listen to this. >> wray and rod rosenstein made it clear to us, donald trump was never the target of the investigation and not the current target. that can all change depending on what a witness says, but as of now, chris wray and rod rosenstein are stunned when they think trump is the target. >> target means the government has decided an indictment. subject is they're still investigating. the subject could still be the president. you can go from a subject the a target like that. >> but what strikes me about this, the fact that you have the fbi who is so concerned about infiltration in the campaign that they told the dnc that someone is fishing around your servers and we believe that they have broken through. they also knew that there were russians th

rudy guliani is saying that the special counsel won't indict the president. we've been saying that because mueller never had the legal standing to do it in the first place. we'll explain. and president trump responding to kim jong-un's threat to pull out of the summit and he refusing to back away from the denuclearization of the media. the media promised a smoking gun. remember the trump tower meeting between trump jr. and the russian lawyer? the senate released the documents. in spite of what the media told you, it's a dud. going nowhere. and a stunning record new from the fbi launched a secret investigation. it has a name into the trump campaign. only days after they rigged and put the fix in in the clinton e-mail investigation. "the new york times" has inadvertently told you everything that we've told you about this regarding the massive abuse of power and corruption. also tonight, mark meadows and jim desantis are fighting back hard against the doj. they're now urging the president to get involved. we need the documents released. they're demanding to see

new reaction from president trump to rudy guliani's revelation that president trump reimbursed michael cohen for stormy daniels payments. the news sent shock payments across the news media and putting sarah sanders on defense. now trump said guliani just started and he will get his facts straight. that's what he said. this is "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis. this is kennedy, republican strategist lisa booth. former deputy spokesperson for the state department and fox news analyst, marie harp and fox news contributor, guy benson. everybody knows guy and marie will co-host ben sen and harf, which is launching monday. i heard that somewhere. >> it's going around. >> yeah. >> good for you guys. >> benson&harf.com. >> we should hire you. >> yeah. she's the new spokeswoman. >> i love it. >> let's get to it. president trump reacting after rudy guliani's re-lation that the president reimbursed his personal attorney for those payments to the porn star. here's the president this morning. >> rudy is a great guy. he just started a day ago. he really has his heart into it. he's working hard.

anyway, rudy guliani is type. it was a petty cab hit a car.t anybody by the petty cab. the petty cab is fine. we're getting hints about a possible motive behind the las vegas shooting, the deadliest shooting in the nation. two people told cops that the suspect who gunned down dozens of people at a music festival, that suspect ranted about the government trying to take people's guns. that's according to the newly-released documents. cops arrested stephen paddock after the shooting october 1. they said he fired at people from a mandalay bay hotel and killed 58 injuring hundreds more. one of the people that reported his rants told the cops that paddock said, and i'm quoting "somebody has to wake up the american public and get them to arm themselves." quoting again "sacrifices have to be made." dan springer has the news. words have power. dan? >> yeah, shep, las vegas police fought the release of these 1,200 pages of witness statements and would give no comment about what they tell them about the mass killer's possible motive. at least from some o

think what it signals is that the legal team will now reflect the president's personality through rudy guliani and emmet flood. they tried to get him a long time before rudy came on board. now rudy now, very little conciliation, very little compromise. now that we've seen mueller's 49 questions, purported questions -- >> neil: who leaked those? >> i wouldn't be surprised if it was someone in trump tower. i wouldn't be surprised. >> neil: why? >> to let everybody know this is war. this is not going away. ty cobb is gone because he wanted to make nice. john dowd is gone. they were more conciliatory. they have a special counsel now hell bent on bringing down this president. these are scary questions. >> neil: why draft a limited number of them? was it a trap? >> i think yes, but -- yes, it is a trap. if he goes and he -- we mentioned how tempestuous he is. what a lousy ad libber he is. flay buoyant with his rhetoric. for him to sit down all day with those questions that are essay questions and have him -- the way he was on "fox and friends" -- if there's someone that -- unlike our team really wan

we'll put those questions to rudy guliani.teven mnuchin has arrived in beijing for trade talks with chinese officials. the meetings are expected to cover a range of u.s. complaints on china's trade practices. secretary mnuchin outlined his expectations when i talked to him earlier this week. >> i'm cautiously optimistic about the meetings. we're going to go over there. we're going to have franks frank discussions. these -- frank discussions. these are issues that president trump has been focused on for over the last year and hopefully we'll make significant progress. we're going there to make progress. that's our objective. >> maria: president trump tweeted about it last night, our great financial team is in china trying to negotiate a level playing field on trade. i look forward to being with president shy i xi in the not to distant future. joining me now is former ceo of famous dave's barbecue, ed rensey. thanks for joining us. >> good morning. exciting times, huh? >> maria: it sure is. you visited china. you dealt with chin

what you just watched there, rudy guliani on the south lawn.as the sports and fitness event going on. guliani, the president's attorney as relates to the russian investigation, decided to walk up to the cameras and answer a few questions there. speaking of the investigation, "the new york times" is reporting this morning that there is a certain instance back in march of 2017 that according to the times has caught the eye of the special counsel, robert mueller and it's this. the times reports that at mar-a-largo in that month, president trump berated jeff sessions for the days and months to rest cues himself from the russian investigation. the times report that the president had asked his attorney general to reverse his decision. earlier today, the south carolina congressman trey gowdy who appeared on the cbs morning show and was asked about that times report and this is what he said right here. listen. >> i would be frustrated, too. that's how i read that. senator sessions, why didn't you tell me before i picked you? there's lots of good lawyer

rudy guliani was back at it again this week, attacking the special council investigation. here he is. >> if you're going to write an unfair report, write it and we will combat it. we're ready to rip it apart. and we're ready to rip them apart if that's what they want. >> chris: do you think rudy guliani is helping or hurting the president? >> i think he's showing a determination to push back and aggressively defend his client. with rudy it's a little bit of both. i'd like to have rudy on my team if i were the president because he's pretty good at talking to the american people. he has a reputation of being a solid prosecutor. let mr. mueller do this job abd then see what's there and let the trump people rip into it and we'll figure out as a country whether or not there's anything there. i haven't seen evidence of collusion by the president but time will tell. >> chris: senator graham, thank you. always good to talk with you. let's hope we never need a good lawyer. >> let's hope so. >> chris: up next we break down year one of the mueller investigation and what to expect as

as for the special counsel's investigation, rudy guliani is claiming that mueller's team told them that they would wrap up the investigation of justice investigation by september 1 and if he can interview the president by mid july. the president's team is whether an interview would do more harm than good. >> if the president can put this behind him by september one by sitting down with questions that he can answer, that would be a good thing. now a source familiar with the investigation has told reuters made up the deadline. this source says it's effort by the president's legal team specifically by rudy guliani to pressure the special counsel to wrap up his investigation before he's ready, neil. >> neil: thanks very much. meantime, martha mccowan just wrapped up an interview with the vice president of the united states. and this meeting did come up. >> with the revelations that our campaign may have been the subject of surveillance by the fbi, the president i think is grateful that the department of justice is going to have the inspector general look into it and determine and ensure tha

this is happening as rudy guliani said the president could defy any robert mueller subpoena or take the fifth. an eruption in hawaii forces hundreds from their homes. lines of lava oozing down streets and destroying buildings and torching trees. we'll take you there live. let's get to it. good monday afternoon. president trump calling on republicans to get tough on the russia investigation. that's after one of his lawyers, rudy guliani said the president would not have to obey a subpoena and might plead the fifth if compelled to testify. he told george stephanopoulos that the president has done nothing wrong. so why not testify. >> what is the danger in answering robert mueller's -- >> because -- you couldn't put a lawyer on this show that wants to keep his law license to tell you he should testify. >> but that's only if he doesn't tell the truth. >> no. it's only prosecutable if they have some built-up manipulated evidence to prove he didn't tell the truth. how often does that happen? >> shepard: president trump said he would love to sit down with robert mueller, said it repeatedly but

is supposed to be about. >> paul: what happens if the president is subpoenaed and according to rudy gulianihow is that going to play out? i presume it would go all the way to the supreme court. >> presumably it would go to the supreme court. the conceptual problem i have is that if the president is being subpoenaed, he's being subpoenaed in connection with an investigation in which he is the subject. >> paul: right. >> so if that's the case, then he's being asked to cooperate in an investigation to prosecute himself by the branch of government that he heads. >> paul: that reports to him,. >> correct, correct. it's hard to see how you get there. >> paul: bill clinton was required to testify in a civil action. >> right. >> paul: that was preceded his presidency. >> right. all together different. >> paul: this would include presumably official as the president of the united states, dealing with the firing of jim comey, for example. >> which the president had the constitutional power to do. >> paul: could he send a note that said mr. mueller, my powers under article two of the constitution allo

>> earlier this month, president trump's attorney rudy guliani said that the president paid cohen back. >> that was money that was paid by his later, the way i would do out of his law firm's funds. the president reimbursed that over several months. >> the white house has said president trump denies having a sexual relationship with daniels. let's get to john roberts. he's live with the news on the north lawn. john? >> trace, good afternoon to you. going through the documents here and putting together the pieces of the puzzle that this paints. there are three things at work here. first of all, this may be the reason why back at the beginning of may on the hannity program, rudy guliani dropped that blockbuster that the president paid the money back to michael cohen. the genesis of this is a lawsuit that was filed to the doj and the office of government ethics by citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington on march 8. a crew contended that the money that was paid to stormy daniels by michael cohen constituted a loan and should have been disclosed on the president's financial disc

reporter: president's lar rudy guliani claims that this month, he spoke with robert mueller about investigation inning by september 1 if president agreed to a mid july interview, guliani said they talked about alleged fbi informant and mueller's interview with president should be contingent with guliani having access to the informant. the timing and whether all roars requested by congress -- records requested by congress, will be made available. lou: thank you. catherine herridge. >> joining us chris ferrel, director of investigation and research, board member of judicial watch. let's begin with rosenstein and wray and coats to begin a investigationer or review of in having a spy in trump presidential campaign,. >> i don't know what is up for debate. this is slow motion political coop. it was thought out. directed by mr. brennan. on other side of this circle of part of loop, we have the september 2, 2016, text-message from lisa page to mr. strzok saying, potus wants to know everything we're doing. andy mccabe visiting white house, and briefing lisa monaco, i look forward to president obama's de

i have the highest regard for rudy guliani. ng to be giving the president very good advice, up, down or a negotiated settlement. >> neil: many people say it's a mistake for this president to do it. and they point to the bill clinton example where he thought he could control the process. some say he embarrassed himself. note with the clinton thing. you did a lot of questioning. do you agree that this could veer in all sorts of directions? >> that's what the defense lawyers have to prevent. stop the veering. our question was very targeted, sensitive but targeted. we were not asking about his personal finances and the like. we abided by our agreement. we want the president to tell the truth. i know bob mueller. i think mueller's view is -- i know there's criticisms around the people around him -- mueller needs to truth, wants the truth. if you agree to go in, mr. president, please tell the truth. >> neil: all right. you made history in that interview and in that chat with this line of questioning. let's take a look. >> did monica l

dowd, and president brought in rudy guliani now flood in as questions bubble up to whether or not theresident might sit down with robert mueller for a interview. if show, under what condition. guliani said he would be open to that idea if mueller considers possibility it is jim comey not the president who would be one telling untruth. >> if they have an open mind, then is something we would consider, if they don't, then given all irregularities of this investigation, we would be foolish to have him be interviewed. reporter: part of president's thoughts on this today, there was no collusion, it is a hoax, there is no obstruction of justice, that is a set up and trap, and writes, witch-hunt. david: thank you blake. here now sarah carter, investigative reporter fox fuse contributor, first. on mueller. the talk is that he gave the president or legal team saying, if you don't appear before my in person, president, we will subpoena the president. if there is a subpoena, do you think that president will go or refuse? >> i think that this is why he brought emmett flood in, during clinton 1 --

. >> shepard: the president's tv attorney, rudy guliani, the former new york mayor, has made similarabout strategy on behalf of the trump group. >> that's right. just this sunday he went on cnn and was talking about the strategy behind these attacks. he said look, this is about winning the war of public opinion. i'm paraphrasing here. so whether or not what the president is saying is true seems secondary to the political aim of the respect and his legal team which is to undermine this investigation and raise doubts about robert mueller. >> shepard: discussions of i impeachment which is the democratic hierarchy is warning against warning not to talk about, team trump seem to believe it benefits them. >> that's right. it's interesting that you hear this word meddling in elections being brought up. that's exactly the case. the president and his allies believe that if the democrats are talking about impeachment. it's a positive for them. they think it's far-fetched and ridiculous to happen to the president. they would rather the democrats talk about that than the issues. you'll see the p

this is why i keep bringing it up. >> this is why when rudy guliani suggested an undercover fbi agentthe cam page and met in private with other campaign people as if he was part of the campaign, there's no evidence of that whatsoever. to correct the president a little bit if i may, in history, we know that l.b.j. used the fbi to surveil barry goldwater to the point where l.b.j. has copies of goldwater's speeches in hand before he delivered them. i wonder what j. edgar hoover got in return. >> maria: the new york times did report president trump asked attorney general jeff sessions to take control of the russia probe after he recusehood himself from the probe. according to this report, robert mueller is looking deep into this. your take on this. >> i don't think this has anything to do with obstruction of justice. if trump was upset by the recusal, i understand why he was, i might have asked sessions to reconsider it as well. >> maria: the i.g. report could be out tonight, could be out this week, what are you expecting? >> it will say hillary should have been prosecuted. she wasn't for

it's hard to tell when you have rudy guliani being clear he doesn't think the president should talk toller. >> neil: we'll watch and be listening president benson and harf tonight. 6:00 to 8:00 . if anybody can lose it, it's you. just kidding. john mccain saying a lot in his new book. among them, his selection for sarah palin to being his running mate in 2008. the man he wishes he chose instead. why is dark magic so spell-bindingly good? it's a bold blend of coffee with rich flavors of uganda, sumatra, colombia and other parts of south america. like these mountains, each amazing on their own. but together? magical. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee roasters. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah. that's it? everybody two seconds! "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your application, it is with great pleasure that we offer our congratulations on your acceptance..." through the tuition assistance program, every day mcdonald's helps more people go to college. it's part of our commitment to being america's best first job. >> neil: he was once

. >> paul: rudy guliani said he heard from the mueller camp that mueller concluded he cannot indict the president while he's in office for any crime but that suggests that any information he has will be tossed to the congress for a potential impeachment fight. >> yeah, as well there's the question of if the president as kim was suggesting does not sit down with mueller, he might go the route of trying to subpoena the president which could pitch it forward to a supreme court case which would run into next year. so the question is, does the trump white house want to have him sit down and get this thing over with before the end of the year. >> paul: still a long, many months to go on this investigation. president trump setting his sights on some vulnerable democrats in his push to protect the gop's narrow senate majority. can the president rally voters in key swing states this fall? we'll have senator corey gardner, next. capital one and hotels.com are giving venture cardholders 10 miles on every dollar they spend at thousands of hotels. brrr! i have the chills! because of all those miles?

((grant))plus...a bombshell in the stormy daniels case.what former new york mayor rudy guliani is nowaying about that 130-thousand dollar payment to the porn star...who claims she had an affair with president trump. keep it here...kron 4 news at nine starts right after the break. ,.(grant) outrage tonight in the east bay as parents packed the school district's board meeting... speaking out against the proposed sex ed curriculum intended for 4th graders.(grant) thanks for joiing us, i'm grant lodes... (vicki) i'm vicki liviakis... many of the parents say the cirriculum is too sexual for 11 year olds... kron 4's ali reid joins us live from the meeting, where more than 200 parents signed up to speak. how is it going so far? 8pm teasenearly 200 parents are speaking out against fremont unified school districts proposed 3r sex ed course. it was scheduled to start after spring break, but due to outrage, the district held off. board members are expected to vote at tonight's meeting. i'll have details coming up at 9. dr. kim wallace not a state requirement fremont is choosing to teach sex ed i

while i see this in white collar americans, business-related crimes and all may famous with rudy gulianibut i'm wondering in this case, they had to have something pretty strong to warrant this and get approval for this. because what really worried me is they didn't and they did. >> the answer might be the fake dossier. i think it boils down to this, neil. they were concerned about russian propaganda, if you will, on social media and so forth. what they used as a phony factual predicate that the trump campaign was colluding with the russians. those are two very different things. they said there was collusion, which hasn't been shown, to borough into the operation of the trump campaign, to get into -- using spies, unmasking, intelligence gathering -- >> neil: they didn't call it spying then. this is where the semantics are. you're not supposed to be there, but you're there. so you're obviously intruding, getting information that you haven't even cleared or even shared with the trump campaign itself that you were looking for nefarious folks. it doesn't add up. >> they were monitoring steve

rudy guliani telling fox news that robert mueller could wrap up his russia investigation by september 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

the president's lawyer, rudy guliani says mueller's team could wrap up another investigation by septemberough tack on iran by secretary of state mike pompeo. >> we'll track down open ties around the world and crush them. >> than as the secretary's warning abo

porn star stormey daniels is back in the news tonight...after former new york mayor rudy guliani...onersed his attorney, michael cohen, after cohen paid daniels 130-thousand in hush money. the rpesident has denied knowing about the payment. daniels' attorney says the president quote "has participated in a felony" and must face consequences for lying and deceiving the american people. (vicki) as if california did not already feel like it was bursting at the seams.... a new report reveals, the golden state's population grew by more than 300-thousand people. (grant) that means just under 40- million people live here now and one of the fastest growing cities in the state is newark, in alameda county. kron4's maureen kelly went to find out why. (maureen)i'm standing in the middle of one of the reasons that newark made this list in the first place.it's one of several developments being built in an area called bayside newarkthe city's deputy community development director is holding up the plan for this area.....you can see how it's been carved up into several sections... it has several commu

we should point out that rudy guliani in an interview with the huffington post said he would have recused himself as well had he been named the attorney general because he had deep involvement in the campaign. i'm not sure why the president is so on this idea about sessions shouldn't have recused himself when clearly the law suggested he should. he continues to beat him up about it, shep. >> shepard: john roberts at the white house. thank you, john. much more ahead on the russia investigation. we'll hear from a journalist that said the big fear amongst those closest to the president is not evidence of so-called collusion but another potential crime. the question about the obstruction of justice. that's coming up from the fox news deck on this wednesday afternoon. prudential asked these couples: how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the aver

outside of the white house, that they're not told things that the president is tweeting, things with rudy gulianion and on. how do you begin to fix a problem that seems to be broad a than just leaks that appear to be private meeting. >> the national security advisor was brought into the national security council in large part to stop many of the leaks that were coming out. as we can recall, the president's private notes for his phone call with russia's president, vladimir putin, some of the most sensitive documents in the united states government leaked, his transcript with foreign leaders leaked. so this is a white house-wide problem, not just the communications shop. and i think that a lot of it does stem from the fact that many of them just are jockeying for different positions and from just the high staff turnover with many people having loyalty to their separate boss but not necessarily to the president or their other boss. >> molly: perhaps a little more loyalty to one another. senator john mccain weighed in against the nomination of gina haspel to be the head of the cia, writing her refusa