republican want to keep it that way senator ed markey of massachusetts says sometime this spring senate dems will force a vote to save net neutrality with one more vote the fight will move to the house where a republican majority must pass a companion resolution and then the bill goes to president trump so this is far from a done deal meantime individual states are taking action washington state governor jay inslee democrat says at the core of our action is consumer protections states need to act because under the trumpet ministration we have seen citizens including seven million in washington stripped of core protections like the open internet this new law goes into effect in june and prohibits blocking throttling in preferential fast lanes the oregon state legislature just sent their governor a similar bill for which she has voice of. court and law makers in a couple dozen other states are introducing similar actions and governors in new york and montana have already issued executive orders holding companies who sell internet service to their states to the same standard where this goes fro

republicans pouncing on comments from hillary clinton attacking trump voters and using her words against senate dems ahead of the mid-terms, whether it's a good strategy. we will debate that. >> you look at the map in the middle where trump won. fornia w. so simple, so good. get the recipes at walnuts.org. when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >> new reports throwing chilly water on some democrats hopes of retaking the house in the november mid-terms. that's according to the brennan center for justice. it blames republican gerrymanders the process of drawing district lines to favor one party over the other. the analysis said the democrats would have to win by 11 percentage margins. the brennan center told the associated press, it would be the equivalent of a tsunami. democrats would have to win larger than any recent mid-term wave, almost double what they got in 2006 to win in their own majority. the president said the

will leave it there, potential test of democratic unity ahead of the midterms as he reports side senate dems are facing increasing pressure from the left. >> katie: secretary of state and cia director, while they came to the pressure? plus democrats continued to distance himself from hillary clinton's attacks on trumpeters last week. whether it could end up hurting democratic candidates in the midterms and beyond. we will debate. the morning walk was so peaceful. until... it... wasn't. don't let type 2 diabetes get between you and your heart. even if you reach your a1c goal you are still at risk for heart attack or stroke. talk to your health care provider today about diabetic heart disease. and find out more at heartoftype2.com. your heart and type 2 diabetes. make the connection. you or joints. something for your heart... 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. oscar mayer deli fresh ham has no added nitrates, nitrites or

now, i have to tell you, i was once thinking it would just be the senate the dems would flip and wouldn'to flip the house. i'm actually turning that around. we certainly have some senator seats in the democratic side that are in very red, re pro-trump districts. >> jason: what do they run on? what's their message? >> here's the thing, jason, here's the thing, jason, that's one of the things i mentioned the other day here on fox is that the democrats don't have haven't learned that unity. you have the divide. you don't have a unified message. i will say it again on my party. you can't run on we don't like trump, anti-trump. that's not strong enough for any platform. >> jason: donald trump is actually not on the ballot in 2018, adrianna how do you see things playing out even from the perspective of a very liberal massachusetts. >> right. but the democrats have been obstructionists since president trump was inaugurated. they voted against the tax cuts which is benefiting millions and millions of americans. they vote against regulatory reform, which is growing the economy. everything trump do

there are fifty votes in congress the one republican susan collins of maine often goes with the dems and senator ed markey of massachusetts says this is going to come to the floor in the spring little washington no one no one the f.c.c. action has now been listed in the federal register which means that now the lawsuits can follow and both sides are probably going to be hollerin each other for a rise and then the other big internet service providers are going to say no the f.c.c. is right open up the internet so this story may be closer to the beginning of the end that it seemed like when the f.c.c. voted on december fourteenth well let me ask and i don't want to get too bogged down in like us politics but we say that only we're one republican susan collins of maine joined the democrats on this you know the house of representatives in the states here is controlled by republicans so if it's partisan even if it passes in the senate doesn't do much good for those seeking to have trued net neutrality but are there some that are hoping that perhaps things might change those that support net neutralit

there are fifty votes in congress the one republican susan collins of maine often goes with the dems and senator ed markey of massachusetts says this is going to come to the floor in the spring little washington no one no one the f.c.c. action has now been listed in the federal register which means that now the lawsuits can follow and both sides are probably going to be hollering to each other for a rise and then the other big internet service providers are going to say no the f.c.c. is right open up the internet so this story may be closer to the beginning of the end that it seemed like when the f.c.c. voted on december fourteenth well let me ask and i don't want to get too bogged down in like u.s. politics but when you say that only we're one republican susan collins of maine join the democrats on this you know the house of representatives in the states here is controlled by republicans so if it's partisan even if it passes in the senate doesn't do much good for those seeking to have trued net neutrality but are there some that are hoping that perhaps things might change those that support net

play big for republicans unlike other midterm elections played out well as for the senate which it brought up the dems could flip it with a net gain of three seats easiest path would be to win all twenty five they're defending ten of which are in states trump one in two thousand and sixteen and pick up three and here's three now though in utah orrin hatch retires mitt romney is likely to keep that seat. republican in arizona where polls say toss up could a growing hispanic population flip that seat blue there's been some buzz about bob corker reconsidering retirement thad cochran leaving for health reasons opens up a couple of seats in mississippi match your sense of the senate. well i think the senate's going to be much more of a difficult climb than the house you know if you want to talk about coattails specifically i can tell you in the seven special elections we've had since last year seventy six are in heavy red states and democrats have over performed by an average of sixteen points i don't think the president could have coattails unless there negative it's certainly not worked out but i think t

. >> senator joe manchin, who has been another dem in the president's corner over this, he says he thinkst is on the right track with these negotiations. >> i think the president and his advisers will look at it. i know we're concerned about canada and i'm sure there's adjustments that will be made accordingly. there's no doubt about it. >> manchin saying all you have to do is connect the dots to know that china is the big problem here, trace. >> trace: and republicans are also pushing back, right? >> speaker paul ryan warming up to the idea of tariffs. but still calling for a targeted and surgical approach. two key lawmakers that lead the charge on tax cuts are now leading the charge against tariffs. senator orrin hatch and representative kevin brady. hatch writing a letter to ask to reconsider and brady saying this morning that he thinks trump's approach is the problem here. >> where we're at in a lot of republicans in the house is, look, mr. president, go after the bad actors. we're with you. protect the good ones because that protects our jobs. so we're going to keep having that discu

stated earlier, more than 200 of those more than 400 bills that are sitting in the senate passed by voice. meaning all the dems and all the republicans. we're going to differ on some items and that's right, i want you to keep your principles. but there's a window and there's an opportunity. and i know as the days get closer, the election will be sooner. but let's make a promise to one another. let's keep that election on the outside and let's find solutions in this side, in this house. i yield back. i don't have the right -- i yield back to you. mr. hoyer: the leader spoke in a very calm and reasoned way. mr. speaker. i will do the same. as an aside, i will tell you the chip bill passed on november 3. over a month after its authorization expired. mr. speaker, the majority leader talks about coming to compromise. i went down to the white house, mr. durbin and i talked about whether we could go to the white house. we went to the white house out of respect for the presidency. out of a hope that the discussions that we had at the white house would lead to resolution. f a serious issue. threatening hundreds of thou

. >> all right so s 2155 barrels out of the senate with note worthy issues 17 dems backed i believe thewas 67-31 a bipartisan rollback of regulations. it seems kind of historic. but you're on the receiving end. what do you think a 2155 what? what do you need to do to alter it to get it to pass the house i read somewhere that you want to put 30 other bills in it that have already passed and incorporate them explain it all to us, chairman >> well, number one, i congratulate my senate counter part, mike crapo who did an excellent job of sheparding this legislation through the senate as a member of the house, we're always impressed when anything gets done in united states senate so this bill is note worthy. it is a bipartisan bill that has some modest regulatory relief and some pretty good pro growth measures in it but, you know, under our constitution, there are two different houses in our legislative branch and as "the wall street journal" opined in their lead editorial twheekd, the house is not a potted plant and so we passed an omnibus piece of legislation last june called the financial

just ten years after big banks crashed the economy, senate republicans and some dems want to roll back the rules that put in place -- that we put in place to prevent the next crash. some of my colleagues may have forgotten about how bad the crash was but i haven't. millions of people lost their jobs. one in 54 homes was in foreclosure. $2.6 trillion vanished from americans' retirement accounts. so why on earth are we going back there? supporters of the bill say this is just about helping out the small community banks. no, no, not buying it. community banks are doing pretty well. we're not saying they don't need some attention, but this is not about them. the fdic says that 96% of them are profitable and these profits are higher than ever. again, i want to be attentive and responsive to community banks but this is not about the small banks. the banks that are going to benefit here, these are banks that got close to $50 billion in bailout money during the crisis and banks that can put their name on a football stadium. some of the provisions in this rule roll back the rules for the very l

what happens now with these women could be investigated if the dems take over the house and senate. >matter what melania does? if she reacts, if she doesn't react? >> yeah. i don't think she's going to react to this. there's no upshot for her to come out and say either i'm sticking with my husband or i'm throwing him under the bus and leaving. i think that she is watching what happens and is clearly not happy about it. they clearly had a rocky relationship before when she'd swat his hands away on video. i don't see the upshot of her reacting. >> these cases is are going forward. she could be a potential witness because you've got depositions and credibility issues. if the president goes under oath, i could see indirectly her as a witness going forward based on time, places, and what was going on in the relationship. she could be involved. >> tom willis, rachel bate, scott bolden, thank you. >>> still to come, a california community demanding answers this morning following the police-involved shooting death of steven clark. protesters swarmed the streets of downtown sacramento in prote

senate. what do you think the message needs to be from the dems? >> sure, look.ple. we are here for the american people. we represent the middle class. we want over 30 state elections. when in special elections in alabama, pennsylvania and whatnot. we will continue because we are for the american people will make sure all the interests are taking care of. >> it's going to be an exciting time. a long hot summer. lindsay josÉ come the thank you very much. you want to make sure to stay with fox business for the president's remarks on infrastructure that is going to be today at 2:00 p.m. eastern time during "the intelligence report." lauren: it's been a tough few weeks for uber and is now avoided a potential legal battle over the death of this pedestrian with another self driving cars. trade to hillary von joins us with that in more other headlines. this has been tough time for uber and most drivers. >> hi, lauren and cheryl. uber has settled with the big as families or their self driving suv ran over and killed in 10 days, arizona. police are investigating the crash

this, they are better placed in senate where they defend fewer seats and democrats are having to defend in district that or states where president trump won. charles: demsroubthrel eltrouble there. what role should president trump play in terms of campaigning? >> keep going, very big role in purple districts, but i don't think that a special election is a bell weather for midterms there are 468 congressional races in the fall, money, resources will be the fuel. the rnc has 4 times as much cash noun than in 2014. i will put hundreds staff in field. charles: here is lou. >> i am stewart varney in for lolou dobbs, a tragedy in south florida, a pedestrian bridge, still under construction collapsing in west ern miami, killing people. we'll have a full report in moments. >> also, top republican senator joining the cause for a second special counsel to investigate deputy of justice, and fbi corruption. >> and embattled former fbi deputy director

tax cuts take hold dems struggle for a line of attack so this is from the washington post and they go to indiana where basically there's a democrat and a senator their first term and he's up for reelection against right now there are three republicans competing to be the nominee for the republican ticket to take him on and donald trump won indiana of course so they're looking at this race and seeing how the tax cuts are impacting the race there democrats predicted a political backlash for republicans in december when the g.o.p. pushed through a deeply unpopular tax cut that added more than one trillion dollars to the federal deficit and disproportionately help the wealthy but at the outset of the twenty eight hundred campaign season democrats early optimism appear is less well founded here where democrat joe donnelly is facing a tough senate reelection fight so the new law is apparently before the vote took place and before it became law people were listening to the news and thought they weren't going to see anything in from the tax cuts that i would all go to the wealthy but all these nonstop headlines of thousand dollar bonus apples going to

so you want dems to win in all 50 states on the condition that they agree with the senior senator from massachusetts on everything all the time? this is the republican's dream, with i is to see democrats work across the aisle and elizabeth warren killed them for it. how do you respond? >> look, i don't understand how anybody in the united states senate that will increase the likelihood of taxpayer bailoutles. it makes it easier for banks to discriminate on home mortgages, charges for more african-americans and latinos and that for whites. it makes it easier to cheap cheat people, buy mobile homes, if those are the kind of homes they live in. i don't think a bill like that is good for anybody in america. this isn't democrats and republicans or blue states or red states him i think that we do better as a country and we do better as a congress when we're there to fight for working people and not for wall street banks. >> if you win re-election this year, will you pledge a full six-year term? >> look, i am not running for president of the united states. i am running for the united states s

tax cuts take hold dems struggle for a line of attack so this is from the washington post and they go to indiana where basically there's a democrat and a senator their first term and he's up for reelection against right now there are three republicans competing to be the nominee for the republican ticket to take him on and donald trump won indiana of course so they're looking at this race and seeing how the tax cuts are impacting the race there democrats predicted a political backlash for republicans in december when the g.o.p. pushed through a deeply unpopular tax cut that added more than one trillion dollars to the federal deficit and disproportionately help the wealthy but at the outset of the twenty eight hundred campaign season democrats early optimism appear is less well founded here where democrat joe donnelly is facing a tough senate reelection fight so the new law is apparently before the vote took place and before it became law people were listening to the news and thought they weren't going to see anything in from the tax cuts that i would all go to the wealthy but all these nonstop headlines of thousand dollar bonus apples going to

tax cuts take hold dems struggle for a line of attack so this is from the washington post and they go to indiana where basically there's a democrat and a senator their first term and he's up for reelection against right now there are three republicans competing to be the nominee for the republican ticket to take him on and donald trump won indiana of course so they're looking at this race and seeing how the tax cuts are impacting the race there democrats predicted a political backlash for republicans in december when the g.o.p. pushed through a deeply unpopular tax cut that added more than one trillion dollars to the federal deficit and disproportionately help the wealthy but at the outset of the twenty eight hundred campaign season democrats early optimism appear is less well founded here where democrat joe donnelly is facing a tough senate reelection fight so the new law is apparently before the vote took place and before it became law people were listening to the news and thought they weren't going to see anything in from the tax cuts that i would all go to the wealthy but all these nonstop headlines of thousand dollar bonus apples going to

tax cuts take hold dems struggle for a line of attack so this is from the washington post and they go to indiana where basically there's a democrat and a senator their first term and he's up for reelection against right now there are three republicans competing to be the nominee for the republican ticket to take him on and donald trump won indiana of course so they're looking at this race and seeing how the tax cuts are impacting the race there democrats predicted a political backlash for republicans in december when the g.o.p. pushed through a deeply unpopular tax cut that added more than one trillion dollars to the federal deficit and disproportionately help the wealthy but at the outset of the twenty eight hundred campaign season democrats early optimism appear is less well founded here where democrat joe donnelly is facing a tough senate reelection fight so the new law is apparently before the vote took place and before it became law people were listening to the news and thought they weren't going to see anything in from the tax cuts that i would all go to the wealthy but all these nonstop headlines of thousand dollar bonus apples going to

stated earlier, more than 200 of those more than 400 bills that are sitting in the senate passed by voice. meaning all the dems and all the republicans. we're going to differ on some items and that's right, i want you to keep your principles. but there's a window and there's an opportunity. and i know as the days get closer, the election will be sooner. but let's make a promise to one another. let's keep that election on the outside and let's find solutions in this side, in this house. i yield back. i don't have the right -- i yield back to you. mr. hoyer: the leader spoke in a very calm and reasoned way. mr. speaker. i will do the same. as an aside, i will tell you the chip bill passed on november 3. over a month after its authorization expired. mr. speaker, the majority leader talks about coming to compromise. i went down to the white house, mr. durbin and i talked about whether we could go to the white house. we went to the white house out of respect for the presidency. out of a hope that the discussions that we had at the white house would lead to resolution. f a serious issue. threatening hundreds of thou

dem gag in the dust bin of history. you may scapegoat andy mccape, but you will not destroy america. senators introduced two bipartisan bills and protecting special counsel from being fired but they have largely stalled and go nowhere. the president is going to new hampshire, what he called a drug den. there is a chance we could hear from the president on the special counsel himself as he leaves the white house to depart there. if he doesn't tweet about it first. there are more lights on than usual here this morning. >> that's a clue. that's a good clue. a lot of firefighters who have been waiting for the help the president promised on their opioid war during the campaign. thank you very much for the reporting. appreciate it. president trump talking tough about bob mueller. that's the easy part. what are republican lawmakers going to do to protect special counsel from being fired? we're going to discuss that, next. almost $800 when we switched our auto and home insurance. with liberty, we could afford a real babysitter instead of your brother. hey! oh, that's my robe. is it? when you switch t

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dems for shielding illegal immigrants. president trump: sanctuary cities and states like california put innocent americans at the mercy of hardened criminals, but the house and senate voted almost unanimously on behalf of sanctuary cities. my priority is to protect and defend the citizens of the united states. lou: why isn't congress doing more to defund sanctuary cities. facebook under fire, hit with a federal investigation. mark zuckerberg nowhere to be found. we'll be lou: facebook is in crisis. a form media director says them allowed massive data to be released because they were on their side. much the way cambridge an lit case accused of doing to help the trump campaign. by the turns out the help may have been going to hillary clinton. things are not what they seem, it seems in silicon valley. but no one in silicon valley was outraged when rules were changed for barack obama. 427 times during obama's presidency. joining me, fox business political analyst ed rollins. ed: i served three presidents. >> not a whisper from the left-wing nut job media. it occurred to most of americans that national left-wing media is filled with the incompetent, politically corrupt

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rightful place as disgrace dem dog as dust bend of history as we told you, you may scapegoat andy mccabe but you will not destroy america, america will triumph over you. kentucky senatorponding, quote, this man had the power to search every american's records without warrant, what's disgraceful is attacking bill of rights and freedom of every american. in 2013 paul protested brennan's nomination with a 13-hour filibuster. some other stories, terrifying moments when a circus soleil plunges 20 feet to his death as the crowd watches in horror. emergency workers try today save french entertainer moments after the fall but died after being rushed to tampa hospital, the 38 posting picture hours earlier, the final two shows are now canceled as soleil launched investigation. the florida school shooting florida suspect committed more than a year of massacre, recommended that nikolas cruz undergo a mental evaluation, the recommendation was never acted upon and that kind of involuntary commitment would have made it much more difficult for cruz to legally purchase a gun. well, president trump heading to new hampshire for the first time since heading office to unveil his plan to f

senate and a continued failure to lead. president trump tweeted, quote, total inaction of daca by dems. where are you? a deal can be made. end quote. mr. speaker, has the president forgotten it was his decision to suddenly end the daca that has thrown it into chaos. to answer the question, my colleague is here with a motion to solve daca. let's do it. let's rumble. this is actually the 25th time that we've attempted to bring the bipartisan bill, the dream act, to a vote for a vote on the floor. while it's my republican colleagues that have stood by and ignored the will of the nation and allowing a vote to fix daca. the democrats have been making our position clear. we want immigration policies that make america safer and reflect the fact we are a nation of laws and a nation of immigrants. it's time that president trump and my colleagues on the other side work with us to ensure that. if we defeat the previous question i'll offer an amendment to the rule to bring up h.r. 3440, the dream act. this bipartisan, bicameral legislation will help hundreds of thousands of young people who are american in every way except for on pa

senator, thanks for joining us. the president also just tweeted this. quote, why does the mueller team have 13 hardened democrats, some big crooked hillary supporters, and zero republicans? another dem recently added. does anyone think this is fair? and yet there is no collusion. obviously, the description he has of the mueller team is much disputed. he doesn't mention, for instance, that mueller is a republican. but beyond that, do you think that the president is laying the groundwork to fire mueller? >> well, when the president said it was a great day for democracy yesterday, i think it was a horrible day for democracy. to have firings like this happening at the top, from the president and the attorney general does not speak well for what's going on. so i don't know what the designs are on mueller, but it seems to be building toward that. and i just hope it doesn't go there, because it can't. we can't, if congress, accept that. and so i would expect to see considerable pushback in the next couple of days and urging the president not to go there. he can't go there. >> so just to ask about the mccabe firing, attorney general sessions has said that the recommendation calm from the of

ten senate states and in six, the president's approval rating is higher than 50%, that is nearly 10 points above where he is nationally. that doesn't both women for the democr bode well for the dems. and quinnipiac had democrats up bode well for the dems. and quinnipiac had democrats up 48-38. that began has narrowed. last month they were up 5 abo3-. the only thing that is certain, this wild disruptive ride will continue for as long as donald trump is president. a tenure ultimately to be decided by voters or maybemuell. in the meantime the continued reports of the president's political demise seem greatly exaggerated to me. and that is today's poll question. go vote and answer this question. do you think reports of the president's political demise are greatly exaggerated? i'll give you the results at the end of the show. joining me now, salena zito, washington examiner and new york "post." and she lives in the pennsylvania 18th congressional district. steve cortez vacations in pa thpa that's 18th district. jeff green field is an emmy-award-winning television journalist who has served as political correspondent for cbs, cnn, and also for abc news. jeff, i begin with you. are the r

senate because we need to get these policies passed now nancy pelosi is walking back this whole crumbs statement saying oh , we all like when people get bonuses but do you think that hangs over the dems come november comments like that? >> well it does because when i go across the country, andy bar was telling me a story where he went across doing a listening session. there was a guy in kentucky who says i'm getting $50 more a month more than $500 a year and he said you tell nancy that's not a crumb where i come from. it's the respect and honor but the way she treats people and think it's not only does she think they're crumbs she's going to repeal the tax bill, she's going to raise your taxes and tomorrow people have the ability to say no to that. maria: going into the november elections, you have the wind at your back certainly the republicans with the tax legislation passed, the rollback in regulations but now we have this issue of tariffs, a hundred of your colleagues sent a note to the white house to the president asking him to rescind these tariffs on aluminum and steel where do you stand on this have you spoken with the president about it? this is an issue that has divided the

i want to thank you senator grassley for helping me plan my own civil rights into existence. my story is not mine alone. one in three women have been dems in some form of physical violence in their lifetime. when i was raped i remember being given a choice, choose justice or choose my career, one or the other. this is not a choice and a woman or any person should have to make. violence against women has a price tag. according to the 2016 study violence against women cost the economy at least $5 billion annually for medical costs, lost productivity. i remember the time after my raped that never, never give up. my hiv/aids prophylactic made me throw up. i was determined to not let that achieve me-- let me achieve my dream from attending college. three months later i graduated from harvard. this is no choice in the survivor should be put through but it was only with the help of people along the way that i was able to graduate. his only the program that made it possible for trauma counselors to be there for me when i went to the hospital for my raped kit examination. this is an example of how the program makes funding available to the train

dems to get -- neil: he sports this so far. >> there is there a tension in l of this. >> you can't shut the government down. >> it is one vote in the senate that is real tricky. >> i don't think for investors the budget is not the big thing. possible trade war, higher deficits. that is the negative. positive is tax cuts and less regulation. which wins out? the only way you know through corporate earnings and gdp if those are good, then you buy. >> the fed just raised its outlook. so they're showing positive -- neil: very thing that concerns them, higher interest rates -- >> banks make more money when rates are higher. bring more deposits. >> we haven't seen the transferee february yet. >> no. but you will have not a weak market and strong banks. when you have strong banks you will have a strong market. so the banks will get stronger with the rates on the rise. it will help the market. >> banks get weakwer trade and protectionism. neil: you like the president. you like the policies. you think he is safe. market roar will continue, everybody calm down? >> i don't know if trump is safe or not. neil: you don't really care? >> i think the amer

dem added recently. does anyone think this is fair? and, yet, there is no collusion. as you also pointed out today, critics of the white house, let me throw another name out there illinois senator dick durbin among them says listen, if the president does this, this would create a constitutional crisis. he said he is engaging in desperate and reckless conduct. as for the argument he is maybe going to fire bob mueller. let me show you what the president's attorney had to say t ty cobb in respect to media questions being posed to the administration the white house yet again confirms that the president is not considering or discussing the firing of special counsel robert mueller. and while this weekend's tweet storm is obviously not something his lawyers would prefer. he also knows that he marches to the beat of his own drum and that will likely continue. sandra? >> sandra: kevin, as far as the president's schedule today, what can you tell us about today's opioid event in new hampshire? >> yeah. very, very important idea to get up there. i mean, this is something that is ravaging, just hammering states all over the country. not just the beautiful state of new hampshire. you may rem

dem host: who is talking, and what could the deal look like? , decidehe president's on twitter, it is remarkable conversations are actively going on. i am talking to senatorsnd members of the house every day. this is a bipartisan effort now. that is very much notable. we had just a few months ago republican house members -- over 30 of them sent a letter saying we want to get this done -- we -- passprotect protection for these dreamers now. the senate debated immigration reform, particularly protection for these young people. they could not get a bill passed, but they got a majority on a couple of the bills offered. that shows how much support there is. it comes down to a couple of things. the president needs to act. he needs to sell that show leadership. this is an opportunity -- he needs to show leadership. this is an opportunity for him. he has said he cares about the dreamers. every time a bipartisan agreement has been made, he has made efforts to shoot it down. that needs to stop. he cannot say no to everything after he said he wants to see a real deal. when senators come together from both sides of the aisle and say this will give jim is an opportunit

dems say not sew fast. we'll talk with a leading member of the house intel committee on that. is there another shake-up in the white house? we'll watch that. senatorght against washington. sandra and i are ten minutes away. plenty to talk about. we'll see you then. how'd i get this yard? behind pete's great looking yard, is his secret weapon... the scotts turf builder program. all it takes is 4 feedings, with a scotts solution for every season. it's that easy. this is a scotts yard. jillian: good morning, we're back with a fox news alert. sad news to pass along, we just learned a kentucky police officer has been shot and killed in the line of duty. pikeville officer scotty hamilton, you can see him right here gunned down responding to a call late last night. one suspect is in custody. a manhunt happening for another. hamilton was a 12-year veteran of the force. leaves behind a wife and little girl. >>> british prime minister theresa may kicking 23 russian diplomats out of the uk. the move announced in response to the poisoning of an ex-russian spy. the kremlin insists it had nothing to do with the attack. brian? brian: wow. the russians say we're