shannon. >> shannon: trace gallagher, thank you very much. that are making headlines on the west coast. this is our western roundup. koko, the beloved gorilla, has died. she was the only gorilla ever to own a pet. she asked for a cat for christmas and got a stuffed one after she what she kept deciding that she didn't get a real cat. she was born on the fourth of july, at the san francisco zoo. she was 46. a ban on plastic utilities and straws are set to hit seattle next month. officials say it is a necessary step to prevent water pollution. businesses that do not comply can be had with a $250 fine for each violation. a federal judge in oregon sentencing a nigerian man who masterminded a conspiracy to bilk the irs out of millions of dollars. getting 15 years in prison. investigators found he purchased more than 91,000 identities from the vietnamese hacker that originated from an org on companies private database. in an effort to get $91 million in refunds. who's next? protesters taking aim at the trump administration trump administration and o

here's shannon. >> shannon: paul man fort being sent to jail. federal judge revoking his bail after new charges attempted witness tampering. hello, everyone. i'm shannon bream in today for dana perino. and this is "the daily briefing." the former trump campaign chairman taken into custody after accusations he tried to contact witnesses in one of the federal cases against him. mana fort is facing two charges on money laundering, tax evasion and conspiracy to obstruct justice. fox live team coverage today. peter doocy at the white house. we begin with doug mcelway at u.s. district court live in washington. doug, describe the scene for nuts courtroom as that bail was revoked. >> reporter: shannon, after the judge announced she was going to be revoking the bail of paul manafort mr. manafort stood motionless. no overt signs of emotion. he was surrounded by three u.s. marshals who took him to an ajoining room. moments later, one of the u.s. marshals returned and handed to mrs. manafort her husband's maroon tie, his belt and his wallet. it is unclear w

shannon. >> shannon: so we do. trace gallagher, thank you very much. according to 2016 exit polling, 70% of voters say they supreme court appointments were either an of important or the most important factor for them. senator mcconnell's decision to keep the seat of lake justice scalia open for almost a year is going to be a big factor in driving voter to the polls. polls show republicans legging this year on the generic congressional ballot so we'll justice kennedy's retirement flip things for the fall? let's bring in pastor robert jeffress, fox news contributor. good to see you. >> thank you. >> shannon: you heard in the report from trace that there was talk about how it could impact roe v. wade and other decisions. justice kennedy had been friendly to abortion rights. i want to play something we heard tonight from cecile richards who stepped down as president of planned parenthood. >> this is definitely the break the glass moment. i guess what i'm hearing, definitely in the last few hour hours. this is throwing kerosene on the fire already burning a

shannon? >> shannon: i like a good crossword puzzle.ing tool. >> [laughs] >> shannon: okay. thank you very much. >> okay, sure. >> shannon: the trump administration has warned that illegal migrant children will be separated from those of they are suspected of smuggling them across the border. senator jeff merkley, a democrat from oregon, decided to go to a detention center, holding illegal miners in texas to prove he they are being treated inhumanely. he was reportedly given permission to visit two specific facilities. we believe you want to at least one of those and then he showed up at a third with cameras rolling. >> the first room had a series of cages that looked a lot like dog kennels, in which people had recently arrived and had been put into them. they were v crowded. >> shannon: tonight, the white house and senator merkley was irresponsibly spreading blatant lies about routine immigration enforcement. bill clinton on a book tour that is novel, a progressive senator getting impeached by conservative house, not what grabbing head

shannon?shannon: i know you were and we are getting details trickling and prayed at a word about whether these folks would be allowed to cast a provisional ballot? of course, that is a critical area, critical population center that is going to be key to all of these statewide votes and races. >> the information we got from the secretary of state is that if somebody showed up to the polling place today, to the precinct, and they were told that their name was not available, then they should have been instructed to fill out a provisional ballot right then and there. we only had the big numr of people whose names weren't printed properly. it's not clear yet how many of them did nctually get to cast a ballot. again, that is something that if it was a widespread problem, we will hear about it. we will hear anecdotes in certain pockets of los angeles county and the next couple of hours because the polls have only been closed for an hour and 3 minutes. >> shannon: as you learn more about that, and as

shannon bream andhe "fox news @ night" team is nex >> shannon: not that anyone is counting, laura, but but we are on it. thank you so much. we begin with the fox news alert. tonight the beltway is buckling up, awaiting the justice department inspector general report the handling of hillary clinton's emails, that investigation. the stages that. we'll tell you what we know so far and what you can expect tomorrow. plus president trump said he and kim jong un understand each other. new details from an exclusive air force one interview with bret baier about what the leaders a to at the historic singapore summit and we just heard from secretary of state pompeo, who is now tasked with hammering out the details, his comments straight ahead. on the trump administration takes another step in prioritizing religious liberty is the attorney general says he will not tolerate discrimination against people of faith. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, there's a brand-new letter from our central committee chair devin nunes and several other republ

shannon? >> shannon: trace gallagher, thank you very much. the jungle primary in california means both political parties are scrambling. the top two vote getters regardless of partd will advance to the general election. the state democratic lieutenant governor and my next guest is a republican. new analysis from t"the sacramento bee" said there are more registered independents than republicans in the state. to break it down with the republican candidate for california governor john cox. great to see you again. >> great to be with you again, shannon. >> shannon: let's talk about these numbers. more than 250,000 folks have abandoned both the democratic and republican party. there's a boost to independent voters. it now means republicans are a third party? >> well, you know, i think that's a misnomer. now we have this jungle primary, not a closed primary. so your party registration really doesn't mean as much. i think the issue, shannon, is how are people feeling about the management of their state. and i'm telling you right now, the people of t

shannon. president trump spent about half the flight time on board air force one flying from joint base andrews to morris town, new jersey speaking with reporters on a variety of subjects. among them the nomination of a replacement for supreme court justice anthony kennedy. mr. trump says, as mentioned two women are on the short list. he called all of the candidates a great group of intellectual talent in just over a week the president said he will reveal his nominee. starting this week he might meet with two candidates at his golf club in bedminister, new jersey. >> president trump: we have 5 very outstanding people. look, i like them all. i've got it down to about five. >> reporter: now, on board the plane cameras were not allowed to record mr. trump's remarks, but there is as you just heard audio. the president discussed his chief of staff john kelly and reports mr. kelly might soon be replaced. the president was noncommittal how much longer kelly might remain on the job describing the four

, that her mother had attempted to poison david shannon, that joan shannon and elizabeth shannon hadnight. >> a conspiracy? joan the brains, and elizabeth the brawn? given the tumultuous relationship between mother and daughter, who could have imagined they could agree on anything, let alone murder? but, said vera, that's the story elizabeth told her. and it implicated both her best friend and joan shannon in a homicide. >> the arrest warrants went out for both of them simultaneously. joan shannon was arrested actually before elizabeth was arrested and before elizabeth gave any statement in the case. >> david shannon's family was in fayetteville for david's funeral. right there with joan when the cops came, saw what they did. joan had been practically paralyzed with grief, they said. and then arrested. >> they put cuffs on her. i imagine they read her her rights right then. but i don't know. it was another shock. >> joan herself was unshakeable in her insistence she did not do it. she had no part, she swore, in any of it. >> i might not be clear on that night. there's a lot i can't b

shannon? >> shannon: thank you very much.t night, during our report about the president canceling the philadelphia eagles trip to the white house to celebrate their super bowl with max, we showed unrelated footage of players kneeling in prayer. to clarify, no members of the team knelt in protest during the national anthem throughout regular opposed season last year. we sincerely apologize for the error. it's one of the country's most left-leaning cities, but one san francisco mayoral candidate believes voters will support her push to repeal the sanctuary city policy. trace is tracking that story. i.c.e. director thomas homan speaks out, defending the agency against the backlash of a policy separating parents and children caught illegally crossing the border. more on that story when we come back. ♪ stimulant laxatives forcefully stimulate the nerves in your colon. miralax is different. it works with the water in your body. unblocking your system naturally. miralax. now available in convenient single-serve mix-in pax. capital o

shannon? >> shannon: peter doocy, thank you very much. our next guest has plenty to say about immigration and the fbi hearing today. senator lindsey graham selling the doj ig today he is not buying at the clinton investigation was "on the up and up." republican from south carolina joins us now. good to have you with us, senator. a lot to talk about. let's talk immigration first. they are trying to get something done on the hill. paul ryan, house speaker, said today on local radio in wisconsin that he believes he's got the indication from senate majority leader mitch mcconnell that there is hope one of these house bills could pass in the senate. what is your take? >> i don't know. i have to say with a pass. as to the children as you come i think there is some growing consensus that we don't want to bring families up but we do want to make sure that the people are caught coming here illegally, they show up for their court date. that is the dilemma. if a family is caught at the border, mother and father and the children, i what i want to do

shannon. >> shannon: stay out of trouble, trace. have to go back for a >> will >> shannon: thank you. a media frenzy about melania trump. today, the president lashed out, calling the coverage unfair and vicious. fox news channel media buzz host howard kurtz separates fact from fiction. >> she went through a little rough patch but she's doing great and we are very proud of what she has done. the people love you. the people of our country love you. thank you, honey. >> melania trump appeared at a fema hurricane briefing with her husband today, which would have been unremarkable, except much of the media has turned her absence into from the public stage into the melodrama. once the first lady stepped away from the public stage, political ran a story titled "white house silence on melania -- "vanity fair" had a piece about why her vanishing act matters. in this, from "the huffington post." "melania mystery continues. first lady want to company president to g7 or singapore." >> melania's long absence from the public eye has everyone wond

shannon. >> shannon: trace gallagher, thank you. of president trump saluting a north korean military officials causing a bit of controversy. kristin fisher is here to bring us the facts. >> by definition, a military salute as a sign of respect, so for a sitting u.s. president to salute a three star general of a hostile regime, you can see why it's raising some eyebrows especially since both countries are technically still at war. not to mention the first video of the salute was released via north korean state media. it shows president trump reaching out to shake the north korean general sam but instead of shaking his hand, the general salute him, so president trump salutes him back. several military analysts that they've never seen an american president salute an officer of another military, much less a hostile one. but the official protocol on how presidents should meet foreign leaders is murky. remember a few years ago, former president barack obama took some heat for bowing to the saudi king. in fact, our current president critic

shannon. >> shannon: trace galler with the latest from the west coast. local police stating tigh tight-lipped and let's break down what we know with a former nypd intelligence officer and a former lieutenant with the las vegas metropolitan police department. thank you for being with us tonight. what do you make of what we know so far? >> there were a lot of red flags here. this individual has been posting on social media as a threatening individual. he's come to the attention of law enforcement over the years but this is that fine line. you know, law enforcement may identify someone as being a threat and a person that is capable of violence but until they cross that line, their hands are tied. now today, that simmering bubble burst and the carnage is dramatic and it is heartbreaking. the law enforcement response was amazing. to respond within a minute courageously showed what a coward he was as he coward under a desk and couldn't wait to surrender. he's a punk. >> shannon: to the point of the response time -- i want to play something from the county exec

shannon? >> shannon: catherine herridge, thank you very much. today, president trump ardent conservative filmmaker dinesh d'souza, who pled guilty to violating federal campaign finance laws. other high-profile presidential pardons are coming? >> shannon, robert leverage his wife has been asking for the president to pardon her husband, rob will go a bit. it's not a surprise that the president said that he is jittering the pardon. he was convicted on several corruption charges, mostly related for trying to sell a senate seat left vacant when barack obama was elected president. he was tape-recorded by the fbi saying that then president-elect obama senate seats was a golden thing. he wasn't going to give it up for nothing. blagojevich was sentenced to 14 years and has been in federal persian so my prison outside of denver since 2012. he filed a series of appeals to the supreme court and they were denied. now blagojevich's only hope is the president and the two happened to know each other. blagojevich appeared on president trump's reality show "the a

shannon? >> shannon: thank you very much.the exacting standard for when police officers can use deadly force. adam housley has the details of the proposed legislation that pro-law enforcement groups are calling detrimental. >> shannon, the headline a simple but the implications are far-reaching, as democratic lawmakers are considering changing a or rethinking the use of deadly force by police officers in california and it's budging them against law enforcement. the possible change for the reasonable for standard that hasn't been updated in california since 1872 is being led by lawmakers in response to the march 18th killing of stephon clark, who was shot by sacramento police after officers mistook his offer for a handgun. i states in a committee a plan that will that police officers openly fire only in situations d serious injury or possible death to the officer or another person. this would change the existing standard of reasonable fear where police can use deadly force if the officers believe they have reason to fear for t

shannon. >> shannon: thank you very much.guest is very familiar with just how tough it is to get something down on immigration on capitol hill. his conservative critics say during the time he was here he supportive measures they equate to amnesty. after stints in congress and as florida's agricultural commissioner, adam putnam is now running to be governor of florida. great to have you with us, sir. >> greetings from your old stomping grounds in tampa bay. >> shannon: i love it. seventh generation fluorine, always interested in what happens down there. always interesting in the broader sense of debates about immigration. i know you come from an agricultural area in central florida. one of the tile thanks to square for a lot of people, making sure there are workers for those businesses and making sure they are here legally. i want to play something from one of your former colleagues, congressman dennis ross, republican from florida. >> i've been told that is something we will do later in the future, been here long enough to kn

shannon. >> shannon: doug mckelway, thank you very much.cs are denouncing attorney general jeff sessions' move to restrict asylum status for certain immigrants. kristin sher joins us live with more details. there is more to the story. >> there always is. what the attorney general has done is essentially narrow down who quali for asylum in the untates. if you are a victim of domestic or gang violence, that's no longer enough. it has to be state-sponsored government persecution. it's a controversial decision to say the least, one that could affect tens of thousands of central american immigrants fleeing violence in their home countries. tonigh t attorney general explained why he is standing by it. >> you do not get to come to america if you have a private threat or someone personally attacks you. you do not get to have asylum for that. based on your race, religion, nationality, that you are part of some special identifiable group being persecuted in your home country. that's what it takes to have an asylum, and we need to get this straight. >

i'm shannon bream in washington. we've got special extended coverage for you of the first-ever historic summit between a u.s. president and a north korean leader. here's what's happened so far. president trump and kim jong un met a short while ago together alone with only their translators. shortly after, they were each joined by their closest advisors to continue the conversation. on the american side, secretary of state mike pompeo, chief of staff general john kelly, national security advisor john bolton. we are told they north korean leader will be joined by general kim yong chol. he recently visited the white house and brought the letter as a prelude to this moment. north korean foreign minister and former north korean foreign minister part of the delegation. the world leaders had this to say at the start of the expanded bilateral meeting. >> i know we will have success together. we will solve the problem and dilemma. >> shannon: they both talked about the challenges ahead but act as if they are willing to try to

that of course, shannon, would be a photo op for the ages. >> shannon: you ain't lying.jonathan hunt, thank you very much. >>> this is a fox news alert, jeff sessions speaking out a short time ag explaining why the trump administration will not longer defend parts of obama. and here to explain what it means is our fox news contributor. >> they will no longer defend two key provisions of obama care. the individual mandate and language that prevents insurance companies from denying coverage or charging more to people with previous conditions. the justice department said those provisions are no longer constitutional because they got rid of the fines in the mandate in the tax law passed this year and it prompted the supreme court to find the individual mandate was constitutional because they were a tax prior. this evening attorney general jeff sessions said this move is another example of ending the lawlessness of the obama administration. >> it's a rash step but one i felt was necessarily when it comes to this law. a monumental law of historic governmental proportions that

shannon. >> shannon: a bit of whiplash. ian k track. the suggestion is no. john, thank you. the supreme court sides of the baker who refused to make a custom cake for a same-sex couple. today's decision leaves unanswered questions. >> jack phillips was not tolerated by the civil rights commission of colorado. >> the legal team for colorado baker jack phillips is celebrating stay. after a 7-2 supreme court opinion holding that phillips never got a fair shake when he was sued by a gay couple after declining to create a custom cake in celebration of their same-sex wedding. writing for the majority, justice kennedy noted that at least one of the colorado commissioners who heard the original complaint likened phillips' explanation and religious beliefs to those who supported slavery and the holocaust. "this sentiment is inappropriate for commission charged with the solemn response will be a fair and neutral enforcement of colorado's antidiscrimination law." kennedy pointed out that a number of the commissioners statements implied "their religious beliefs persons are less than ful

i'm shannon bream in washington. we begin with the president blasting the media for what he called a double standard on immigration as he honored families whose loved ones were killed by illegal immigrants. stressing those families have been permanently separated. kathryn has the latest in the feud between the g.o.p. and justice department and important deadline in that dispute today. did they make it. we begin with christian fisher on immigration, one presidential tweet getting a lot of noise. >> from these emotionally charged images, there were times where it felt like maybe congress is going to take action on immigration reform. then the conservative bill was defeated. then the compromise bill was pushed to next week, when it had less support. and president trump tweeted something that likely killed whatever slam chance it had of passing. >> president trump: the lawmakers have to sit down and do something. >> today a complete 180, telling republicans to stop wasting their time on immigration until after we elect m

shannon: thank you very much. after taking the lead on explaining the family separation issue, homeland security sec. kirstjen neilsen at a mexican restaurant, calling it metro dc democratic socialist, interrupted her evening out. >> no borders, no walls, sanctuary for all ♪ no borders ♪ no walls ♪ sanctuary for all ♪ shannon: no borders, no walls, sanctuary for all. house freedom caucus member republican from virginia with reaction to that and the rest of what is going on. you were inside the meeting with the president, how would you characterize it? people were yelling and clapping and cheering. what happened? >> he laid out all the issues but some more time on immigration, and the goodlatte bill, got your back and that is the basic take away. shannon: how do you claim the difference between the two bills? >> sen. obama was for e-verify, has been around 30 years. the left has gone way left lately. the goodlatte bill has substantial pieces, and -- >> people understand, where the employer, anyone who comes to them

shannon? >> thank you very much. after taking the lead on explaining the family separation issue to the press, kirstjen nielsen was dining at a mexican restaurant tonight. a group calling themselves the metro d.c. socialist interrupted her evening out. >> no border! no walls! sanctuary for all! >> shannon: all right, no borders, no walls, sanctuary for all. we have the reaction to that in the rest of what's going on in the nation's capital. >> we have heard people all over the spectrum. it wasn't great, people were clapping and cheering, people weren't excited. >> he laid out all the issues, and he said i just want to let you know so people can make their decision between the goodlatte bill and the moderate bill. he just basically said i have your back. >> shannon: how would you explain the difference between the two? >> given senator obama wasn't for me clarify, it's been around for 30 years. the changes have gone way left recently. so doug goodlatte has all the substantial places. if you don't have e-verify, you wi

fox news @ night with shannon bream up next. >> shannon: that young woman who offended crowley. the democrats don't have contact information for her. taken people by surprise. thanks. we begin with a fox news alert. republicans prepareing to take another run at an immigration bill on capitol hill. an activity shutdown traffic tonight over the supreme court's decision to uphold the travel ban. mercedes joins us live. we are live in south carolina and utah. it could be a major shock to the democratic party. it appears joe crowley will lose his primary race to a 28-year-old who was a member of the democratic socialists of america. what does that mean for the blue wave? welcome to fox news @ night. i am shannon bream. the fallout from two majors supreme court decisions. one a victory for the trump administration in the short term. the other the latest win for social conservatives. we have team coverage tonight. trace gallagher from l.a. covering the california lawmakers who wanted pro-life centers to provide information to clients about where to get abortions. first ed henry on capi

shannon? >> shannon: that fight is far from over. in less than a week, to trump officials of been confronted and verbally assaulted while out to dinner with protesters paying a follow-up visit to their homes. a burnt and decapitated animal body wasn't reportedly left at the home of a senior official. and now prominent democrats are calling for confrontations. they are backed up by some of the media, like "the washington post" jennifer rubin who writes, it is not altogether a bad thing to show those who think they are exempt from personal responsibility that their actions bring scorn, exclusion and rejection. doug mcauley is in washington, and virginia where sarah sanders was asked to leave the red hen restaurant. >> a generation ago it would have been a gross violation of congressional ethics and simple good manners. maxine waters employer and her constituents to banish administration officials from all public places. "if you see anyone from that cabinet in a restaurant, department store, gasoline station, you get out and create a cr

shannon. >> shannon: dan springer, thank you. next, to the obama administration purposely mislead congress and you to get the iran nuclear deal done? here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 35 in richmond. police arrest a soldier who they say stolen armored personnel carrier from a national guard base. chase for more than 60 miles by police. officers couldn't stop the vehicle. it drives on tracks like a tank. they ended up escorting it, sirens blazing ahead and behind before the suspect finally stopped near richmond city hall. fox 2 in san francisco. voters approved a van trickle ban on selling flavored tobacco products. they approved the band last year it was put on hold after a tobacco company r.j. reynolds collected enough signatures. on the ballot. live look at detroit from fox 2. the big story there tonight, michigan voters will decide whether to legalize the recreational use of marijuana. citizen initiated measure not approved by the republican-controlled legislature before the 40

shannon. >> shannon: jonathan, thank you very much.our private facebook postings may not have been so private last month. facebook says about 14 million users had messages intended only for designated groups or individuals available to almost anyone because of a software bug. the company says it's fixed the posts and is notifying users involved. up next, cease fire in afghanistan with only one side participating. first, beyond our borders tonight. prosecutors in guatemala ordering an investigation into whether disaster protocols were followed concerning the deadly eruption of the volcano of fire. at least 99 people were killed. at least 197 people listed as missing. the national disaster agencies suspended search efforts, saying climatic conditions and still hot volcanic material make it dangerous for the rescuers. russian president vladimir putin said he has no plans to pull his military out of syria but he says he's not building permanent facilities there. putin says the troops will stay in syria as long as it's to russia's advantage

shannon? >> shannon: lauren green, thank you. very important story. well, the iowa supreme court has struck down a law requiring a 72-hour waiting period for women seeking an abortion. the justices said the restriction was an unconstitutional burden on women. they also noted the waiting period could force delays, increase costs and, in some cases, prevent a woman from legally obtaining an abortion. up next, our whatever happened to segment on benghazi. first, beyond our borders tonight. vice president mic pence is telling the governments of three central american countries they must do more to stop migrants who enter the u.s. illegally. pence said, quote: the exodus must end. he spoke with the leaders of honduras, el salvador and guatemala thursday in guatemala city. secretary of state mike pompeo met today with saudi arabia's energy minister as the u.s. pushes for its gulf allies to increase oil supplies. it's part of the administration's effort to isolate iran by hurting its oil industry. the european union issued a stark assessment of the gridlocke

shannon: your response? >> he left out an important word was what i said in 2016 we shouldn't feel a supreme court vacancy in the middle of a presidential election year. last time i looked there is no presidential election this year and three current members of the us supreme court were completed in election years, nonpresidential election years and the pres.'s nominee to the vacancy will be confirmed in a nonpresidential election year. we expect to get a nomination from the president soon and we should be able to work our way through the confirmation process sometime before early fall hopefully, in time for the new justice to begin the fall term at the supreme court which you know is the first monday in october. shannon: other folks's thoughts on your timeline, sen. harris said this is looking at the destruction of the u.s. constitution, we cannot relent on pushing back, chuck schumer said we will fight the nominee to the end. he doesn't have a name yet but sounds like he has a plan. >> pretty obvious they

shannon: thank you. before heading to singapore donald trump stops in canada sparking a backsplash for suggesting russia welcomed back into the g-7. we have a report on how that is going over. we will ask juan williams about what they think about the pres.'s comments about bringing russia back into the fold. stick around. prepare for your demise, mr. billingsley! do your worst, doctor. i will. but first, a little presentation. hijacking earth's geothermal energy supply. phase 1. choosing the right drill bit. as long as evil villains reveal their plans, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. ♪ most people come to la with big dreams. ♪ we came with big appetites. with expedia, you could book a flight, hotel, car, and activity all in one place. ♪ .. >> shannon: president trump rocking the annual g-7 shannon: donald trump rocking the g-7 summit with controversial comments about russia. as the president gets ready to head to singapor

we will explain next. >> shannon: first it was shannon: first was stephen miller, then homeland security sec. kirstjen neilsen amherst by activists and democrat socialists of america say they are just getting started. joining me to talk about it, political scientist david ferris. what do you make of what we are seeing? this conversation is very heated, very emotional, people passionate on all sides. >> the activists were expressing their free-speech rights. there's a lot of outrage about the policy the trump administration has put in place and you see a pretty quick reaction from the administration in part due to this activism but we need to find a policy that stops the family separation policy and that's what these activists want. shannon: where do you draw the line, running people out of the restaurant is one thing but we have seen some nasty volcker tweets and threats against members of the first family, things that shock the conscience, people involved have apologized and said they were emotional and out of line but where do you draw the line with pushing to try to get something done

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liberty mutual insurance. ♪ >> shannon: sometimes small shannon: small acts go along way.d the downpour, and in greenbelt, maryland, the officer, a smile on her face and wasn't on duty, and the resident saw what was happening as an umbrella was held over the drenched officer. no surprise hawkins was named greenbelt police department officer of the year. they did a good deed and we understand she made it safely. most-watched, most grateful you spend the evening with us, see you one tuesday. i am shannon bream. dana loesch is june 19, 2018. happening right now at 4:00 on the east coast the trump administration, claims from the left they are using children at the border as leverage. >> these children deserve less then their children do. >> a very cowardly response. heather: what have democrats done to help? donald trump is set to meet with lawmakers on immigration today. >> you believe in the tooth

shannon: a law and order guy. gowdy, a longtime defender of the fbi, he is a law and order guy, former federal prosecutor and here's what he said.d. >> most of my fellow citizens would say i want to know what russia was doing to us in 2016 but went the person finding out, investigating it to be free of bias and free of taint. shannon: his worry as many peoples, the fbi, he said 99% of people, these are great es hard-working patriotic, sacrificing their lives but worried the agency has attained on it. >> it is clear the comey regime and mccabe is part of it. these folks -- this report is important for the fbi, reclaiming its reputation from the harm comey did to it. trey gowdy went on to say now is the time they got to prove it. they have a new director. when mueller comes out with his report this will be the test. i do say this., the doj acquitted itself in doing such a thorough reporting pretty unflinching about failings inside the agency. shannon: there has been praise on both sides of the aisle for the inspecto

upgrade online now. >> shannon: in the wake of the shannon: in the wake of the singapore summit betweend trump and kim jong un tensions have seemingly used, north and south korea have made a new agreement. >> reporter: north and south korea coming to an agreement on an emotional issue, delegations from the two countries meeting on their shared border announcing 200 family members, 100 on each side separated by the korean war and division of the countries will be reuniting in august, gathering in three years. other humanitarian issues taken up as well including the status of north korean defectors, and there remains of some 200 us soldiers since the korean war and south korean pres. moon leading vladimir putin in moscow friday, the two claim to be working toward the common goal of complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula stated in last week's summit involving kim jong un, he will be extending a so-called national emergency regarding north korea in place in 2008 noting the letter to congress that the north pursued nuclear and missile program continues to constitutes unusual and e

shannon: thank you very much. on the one hand the left claimed the highest court in the latest endorsing line to patients is acceptable healthcare practice and on the other hand that the travel ban ruling equates to the darkest days in american history so let's get reaction from the director of strategic communications, mercedes shellac. what is the mood at the white house tonight. the start with the travel ban? >> donald trump and the team feel victorious, this is a very important night for the safety and security of the american people. clearly what we have seen is the supreme court, this ruling affirmed the legality of what donald trump pushed forward in terms of his critical actions here. when you look at the fact that these travel restrictions really emphasize the fact that this is something focused on those countries that we know didn't meet the minimum stans so this raises the global minimal standard when it comes to having the right information to making sure we know who is coming into our country so it is

shannon: thank you, sir.ing tonight brand-new poll numbers from fox news showing momentum for democrats ahead of the midterm elections. at assigned time voters warming to donald trump from his handling of the economy to his negotiations with north korea. the job performance rating picking up 45%. it was 44 in april. trump's approval rating matches those former presidents, barack obama and ronald reagan in june 2010 and 1982 respectively. let's break it down with editor of the halftime report. so many things to talk about. the generic midterm. who will you vote for your district? democratic or republican candidate? now it says 48% will go with democrats, 49% would go with republicans if it was held today. >> the generic ballot numbers, 8 or 9 points, and a poll that has ten. bounced around in a space between four or five or eight or ten at the top end, we had an average 6 point advantage for democrats, enough to take the house back. it could come down to proceed here and see their that if the democrats blow it

shannon bream and the hannon bream and the >> that is all the time we have tonight but shannon bream takes over with a great show. shannon: major breaking news on multiple fronts. and less than an hour the trump administration plans to protest tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from the eu, canada and mexico sparking fears of a trade war. he will hear from a republican who supports the controversial move plus the north korean chief who met with mike pompeo brings a message for donald trump. breaking tonight the washington post says fired fbi director james comey has been interviewed by prosecutors probing whether his deputy andrew mccabe broke the law, could he be facing time behind bars. the pres. speaking with world leaders late tonight but it seems the white house is not backing down, just minutes to go before those tariffs go into effect that many claim a spark a trade war with our closest allies. we have team coverage today, kristin fisher looking ahead to tomorrow's white house visit by km jong chol. catherine herridge looking at the mccabe development center secret memo. ma

i am shannon bream in washington. a brand-new letter from houston to the miniature devon nunez and several other republican members. deputy attorney general ron rosenstein demanding the fbi and justice department give them full access to documents they have, quote, lawfully subpoenaed saying anything short of providing the records is obstruction. the letter comes as a number of fbi and justice department officials are facing a day of reckoning tomorrow is a report by the doj inspector general how the hillary clinton email investigation was handled finally going to go public, could be a bombshell. catherine herridge is here tonight with a preview as we wait. >> an inveation that began eatinggo, allegations of misconduct by f justice department officials over handling of the email case. there will be a series of closed-door briefings tomorrow to include donald trump and congressional committees with direct oversight of the justice department and the fbi. congressman bob goodlottery is republican chairman of the house ju

wentworth can save you. >> shannon: president trump has commuted the sentence of alice marie shannon:d trump commuted the sentence of alice marie johnson, on the pres.'s radar by kim kardashian. trace gallagher joins us to tell us more about johnson in her prime. >> reporter: after serving 22 years alice marie johnson who is now a great grandmother walked out of the pickens county alabama prison today, greeted by her family and supporters and says she feels she was resurrected from the dead and has her life back. listen. >> i'm feeling no handcuffs, nothing on me. i'm free to my family. i'm free to live life, free to start over. i cannot -- the greatest day of my life. >> johnson was convicted in 1996 of drug conspiracy and money laundering for her involvement in a cocaine trafficking operation, she claims she didn't sell drugs or make deals but she has acknowledged wrongdoing. appellate judges in the supreme court rejected her appeals and former pres. obama said no to her request for clemency but her supporters including kim kardashian west continued pushing for her release and last

i am shannon bream in washington. the countdown is on, june 12th, ending the week of uncertainty with a high-stakes nuclear summit with donald trump and kim jong un back on track, the highest ranking north korean official to visit america in 18 years was at the white house delivering a message, kristin fisher has all the details, good evening. >> a top north korean official in the oval office, a hugely historic day by itself but on top of that donald trump emerged from that meeting to tell reporters pack your bags, the summit is on, today had the makings of returning point in us north korean relations but now comes the hard part, convincing kim jong un to give up his nuclear weapons. >> june 12th will be in singapore. it will be a beginning. >> donald trump made it official after meeting with kim jong chol for more than an hour. he had a letter from his boss. >> i didn't open it at first. i said would you want me to open it, he said you can read it later, i may be in for a big surprise. >> even before he opened the ov

shannon: thank you very much. robert they niro made headlines with vulgar language regarding the president at the tony awards, the president firing back. democrats calling on hollywood for some help in the midterms and beyond in 2020. we ask our experts, they join us live next. you won't see thfolks at the post office they have businesses to run they have passions to pursue how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters how do they avoid trips to the post office? ship packages all the amazing services of the post office right on youer get a 4 week trial plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again >> the dnc and members of congress consulting with actors, writers and producers in la to collaborate on messaging and voter turnout. members of the group -- let's talk about it. dog show in, former advisor to bill clinton and townhall.com editor, welcome to you both. they are having meetings, conference calls, a sitting sen. has

shannon: should he not be part of the investigation? >> explain to me why he should allowed to continue. plt by the book, let mueller do his thing, in the confines his charter but wheni email investigation, i don't think rosenstein can make a good decision because he signed a warrant application to get the kim jong un toward based on the dossier by a foreign agent. 9áu) "« investigation without then trying to be the rule of law guy. believing mueller should do the investigation, that interference, which i do, how can you leave rosenstein in charge of that investigation, and running this investigation because of this part of the campaign. ii don't think anybody in ameria investigation of the campaign he was involved in. how can you oversee the investigation when you are a key witness? non: your expectation? we are getting an answer. >> sooner rather than later. i know about the case i can't at believe he won't be a witness in any obstruction of justice investigation regarding fire comey. the question is a simple one. if you areçxdcqha=dç

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shannon: no.arted with tech, but there are great women across all verticals and theboardlist represents that community. emily: where are you seeing progress, and where other -- where are you seeing challenges? other industries in particular that are better than silicon valley? shannon: i think we see progress like some of the changes amazon has made, albeit a little bit difficult to get to. as we start seeing these things move, i think it is a positive sign. there is a ton of more work to do, and we need to remain focused on it. emily: it's not just about adding women, it's about adding people of color, adding different kinds of diversity, which might be a little more difficult to quantify. is the rooney rule, is that something you would like to see every board do? i mean, what are some strategies for companies that, you know, are finding themselves in the so-called predicament to find these, you know, find hidden talent? shannon: i think again theboardlist is a great place to , start, because it

shannon: thank you very much. the new york times reporting a, quote, shaken deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein, felt used by the white house for his role in the firing of the former fbi director james comey. that allegations as republicans battle the justice department over documents related to what the president has done this bygate. let's talk to republican from florida matt gates who has had a busy week, thanks for joining us. we went to play more of the interaction between rod rosenstein and congressman jordan. we will talk about it after you listen in. >> why are you keeping information from congress? >> i hope colleagues are not under that impression. it is not accurate. >> we have caught you -- >> as with most things in washington real work is not done on television and it is not all done by me. trump administration officials are meeting and talking with your staff every day, working overtime with fbi employees to accommodate requests and produce relevant information to this committee and other house c

i'm shannon bream. it is thursday, june 28th and this is "fox and friends first," happening right now at 4:00 at 4:00 am on the east coast of fox news alert, a battle for the bench already waging on capitol hill as democrats vowed to stop donald trump from naming a supreme court justice to replace retiring justice anthony kennedy. >> democrats want judges who will rewrite the constitution. >> the senate should reject on a bipartisan basis any justice. >> and destroy your freedom. >> democratic leadership will have hell to pay. they cannot let this happen. >> live

shannon: always great to see you. the battle over classified documents going to new levels with another deadline for the fbi. ed henry is here with an update. >> house republicans like mark meadows lashing out at justice to permit officials for trying to take a victory lap claiming they turned over a lot of documents. medicine to the conservatives charging the justice department has only turned over a small fraction of those documents. they demanded millions of documents. devon nunez saw his 5:00 eastern time deadline for the rest of these documents come and go, this will raise more questions how the russia collusion investigation began and july 2016 timeline for when the russia investigation started conflict with record suggest the fbi began gathering intelligence about the trump campaign earlier than admitted. it was fbi agent peter stzrok who opened the russia probe in 2016, we know from his text messages he wanted to, quote, stop donald trump from becoming president. the outstanding documents the republicans want

mother's arms, and our own president mocked a disabled journalist when he was on the campaign -- >> shannon: he continues to deny that. >> i've seen the footage. but the problem is, it's violence left and right. there are people in white supremacist groups that wear make america great at hats and that certainly not all republicans. >> when democrat politicians get picked off during a baseball practice, then we can start talking. as of now, we've had republicans who were attacked for their political views by members of the fringe left. it's not just james hodgkinson. there have been other incidents, as well. as far as i'm concerned, the violence right now is coming from the really, really angry and violent left. >> shannon: no one wants to see any of that violence perpetrated, no sane person wants to see that against either