i think he should proceed with caution. >> shannon: >> shannon: reply?uld say that no one has been indicted for colluding with the russians, and i would say, if the republican party had hired mr. steel to do opposition research against hillary clinton, and the dossier prepared against clinton came from russian sources that was a bunch of garbage and it was used four times to get a word against a clinton associate, she would be screaming blood and murder. if the two people in charge of the clinton investigation, like trump, and wanted clinton to lose, it would be a very big deal. if the shoe were on the other foot, you would be burning this place down. a double standard here is to high heaven. there is no way they would give the democratic party would give them a pass, hiring a foreign government to give them a dossier that is a bunch of garbage. why i care about this -- every american should believe and have confidence in the judicial system. at the top people, not the rank and file, did they take the law in their own hand? did they produce a document th

shannon? shannon: i will not hold my breath on that, mike.ughter] live from capitol hill, mike emmanuel. we now bring in new york republican congressman peter king to share his reaction to the attorney general's letter. congressman, great to have you with us. >> thank you, shannon. shannon: i want to play something from congressman nadler who chairs the house judiciary committee which is where impeachment would start out. here's what he's saying about whether or not we get all the information, all the underlying information from the special counsel, from humaner, or not -- from mueller, or not. >> once you say a president cannot be indictable no matter the evidence as a matter of law, to then follow the principle that you can't then comment on the evidence or publicize it is to convert that into a cover-up. shannon: what do you make of that, congressman? it seems like we've had the special counsel saying i'm not going to make a decision to exonerate or convict or try to indict on issues of obstruction. but the attorney general saying we say n

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night" night team take it from here, shannon. >> shannon: thank you so much. we begin with fox news alert. it took several days have democratic party chaos, but today, finally i wrote on a resolution with anti-semitism with islamophobia and white supremacy but what it did not include the name of a lawn omar who sparked a debate in the first place. multiple comments many call anti-semitic. tonight the democrats say the reference resolution should have never been watered down. former paul manafort sentence four years in prison for crimes, you know far below the suggested guidelines. and tonight, outrage, fresh off another round of capitol hill, could michael cohen olympian brand-new trouble? plus bernie sanders hits the campaign trail in iowa calling the president on racial relations, but denied another possible 2020 hopeful in the hot seat with frederick on race and desegregation. will those comments from the 1970s be enough to sideline them? hello, welcome to "fox news @ night" shannon bream in washington. 47 months as a fraction of the 19 to 24 years that cou

shannon? >> shannon: kristin fisher, thank you so much. two big stories out of d.c. tonight, let's break them down. democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez facing allegations that could land her in serious legal trouble. fox news caught up with her today and ask asked the congren about a complaint filed by a conservative watchdog that claims she and her chief of staff violated campaign finance law. >> do you have a comment on the fec violations filed against your office? >> there is no violation. >> do you think that is a sign of you taking dark money? >> oh, no, no. >> let's bring in the former chief counsel for the house judiciary committee, julian epstein. white house correspond it for the caller. and from the heritage foundation, former member of the federal election commission himself. hans, i will start with you, you've seen the filings, what you make of the case so far? >> they are potentially very serious violations here. she had her chief of staff or in legal control of a po

shannon? >> shannon: benjamin hall, thank you very much.met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and promised the step up the pressure on iran, which is real regards an existential threat. correspondent gillian turner reports from the state department about the danger from the iranian militar military. >> on day two of his tour across the mideast, secretary of state mike pompeo launched a major push to get one of iran's military branches, the revolutionary guard corps, officially branded a terrorist organization. the group is tasked with protecting around islamic heritage coming over the years, has taken on an outsized role in every part of iranian society. this morning in kuwait, pompeo compared the group to some of the world's most dangerous terrorists. >> we all have the same set of threats from the threats from al qaeda and isis, threats from the islamic republic and of iran, and we all are working diligently to find a path forward. >> has been ten months since the administration pulled out of the iran nuclear deal, and while

shannon. >> shannon: all right, trace gallagher, thank you very much. kim foxx defending her jussie smollett decision. so who pulled the strings? as you heard trey say, tonight we are finding out the fbi wants to know. civil rights attorney robert patillo and former attorney general pam body are here to break it down. every day can begin with flakes. it's a reminder of your struggles with psoriasis. but what if your psoriasis symptoms didn't follow you around? that's why there's ilumya. with just 2 doses, a majority of people were clear or almost clear. and over time, even more people were clear or almost clear. all with dosing 4 times a year... after 2 initial doses. plus, ilumya was shown to have similar risks of infections compared to placebo. don't use if you are allergic to ilumya or any of its ingredients. before starting treatment, your doctor should check for tuberculosis and infections. after checking there is no need for routine lab monitoring unless your doctor advises it. ilumya may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to

shannon? >> shannon: matt finn, thank you very much.organized law-enforcement spectacle that has no place in the american legal system." joining us alive to discuss, robert patillo and deneen borelli, great to have both of you with us tonight paired >> hey, shannon. >> shannon: i know you think the prosecutors have overcharged from a 16 felonies, he pled not guilty today. he seems confident he is owing to prove his innocence, and you are innocent until proven in this country -- until proven guilty in this country. you think's conference will pay off? >> absolutely. if you read the indictment, which i read earlier, each and every single one of the counts can be merged into three counts at a maximum, because they all stem from the same operative set of facts. secondarily, the mens rea of the charge required that he knows the statements he made were untrue. that depends completely on the credibility of the two nigerian brothers, the people who implicated him as being the individual who orchestrated and masterminded. the individuals we have

big numbers, shannon. >> shannon: it is. they've got answers and questions about that. >> it's just a proposal. it's a blueprint. >> shannon: we remember seeing president obama's proposal voted down 99-0. we know that the president's proposal is just a place to start. thank you. wisconsin republicans say they are not surprised the democratic party picked milwaukee for next year's national convention because of the city strong ties they say to socialism. corresponded david spunt has more. >> i want to welcome to milwaukee the 2020 democratic national convention. >> on a cold milwaukee afternoon, it became clear july 2020 will be hot. >> our democracies on fire. it's a five alarm blaze and we have first responders in this room and elsewhere prepared to take back our democracy. >> milwaukee beat out houston and miami for the dnc bid, and it's the only major city that counts three socialist mayors in its history. the wisconsin republican party put out his statement "no city in america has stronger ties to socialism than milwauke

shannon. >> shannon: we will take folks there live. leland, thank you very much. makes an admission tonight about its coverage of the controversy. that tops tonight's real news roundup. facing a defamation lawsuit, the post issuing an editor's note the acknowledgement is too little too late. the los angeles times reporting tonight that the california department of justice settled sexual harassment claims. that includes a six-figure settlement to a then-special agent who claims the agency harassed and retaliated against him. harris has denied knowledge of the allegations. massachusetts senator warren confronted on the campaign trail. take a listen. >> what about the babies that survive abortion? how come they can't have healthcare? >> it's illegal everywhere in america. >> shannon: and just weeks after she sparked a firestorm over a tweet many deemed anti-semitic, she's being rebuked over new controversial comments. at an event earlier this week, she -- the chair of the house foreign affairs committee calls her remarks a vile anti-semitic slur. a counselor is suing

hey, shannon. when it comes to politics, california has two things that stand out, lots of liberals and lots of delegates. because the golden state has moved up with 2020 primary to march 3rd, and analysts say the democratic presidential candidate may be forced to embre a more progressive agenda, like supporting the green new deal and ditching the electoral college. beto o'rourke, who not too long ago ran for texas senator as a centrist democrat, today lamented hillary clinton's 2016 lost or donald trump and told students at penn state, there is a lot of wisdom in getting rid of the electoral college, saying, "because you had an election in 2016 where the loser got 3 million more votes than the victor. it puts some states out of play altogether. they don't feel like they're both really count." beto statements comes one day after his senator elizabeth warren brushed a similar plan, telling the crod at historically black jackson state university in mississippi that she supports national voting, meani

shannon. >> shannon: you know he loved being out there. he does journaling but now with the mueller report and the collusion thing behind him, he was deftly feeling it as we say. kevin, safe travels. president trump facing a choice, continue to celebrate being cleared of collusion and vowed to get the bottom of the origins of the russian investigation or visit the key issues voters care about. kristin fisher is here analyzing the strategy. >> shannon, the state president trump was in tonight, michigan, it's going to be a critical battleground the next election. in 2016, president trump became the first republican to win the state since 1984. a democrat won in the midterms. >> president trump: they spied on me. they spied on our campaign. >> from retaliation to a return to the issues. >> we are going to put the jobs, safety, and security of american citizens first. >> we got a taste of the lanes president trump could take in his post-mueller presidency. many republicans believe he has to choose between his revenge hungry base and the more p

shannon. >> shannon: making good point, peter doocy on the hill, thank you. claims president trump reportedly pushed chief of staff john kelly to get his son in law and senior advisor jared kushner a top level security clearance. "the new york times" reports the president overruled concerns by intel officials and white house attorney and kushner's attorney said his clients clearance were hindered -- handled without pressure. the 2020 contenders handled with pace to break away from the pack with increasingly reckless policies and talking points. the latest from new jersey senator cory booker and endorsed for other 2020 contenders. >> enthusiasm for marijuana legalization now. hey, look, i'm all for it. >> shannon: joining us live with the race to the left, next. matt michael be up i can't believe it. that we're playing "four on four" with a barbershop quartet? [quartet singing] bum bum bum bum... pass the ball... pass the rock.. ...we're open just pass the ball! no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. yea

shannon and the "fox news @ night" team. >> shannon: good wishes for him and prayers. begin with a a fox news alert be behind good closed doors, how to handle a decision, stems from a rising democratic star. there is no resolution up for consideration tomorrow or any day that we know of according to the official house schedule. tonight, more than what democrat says the president is to blame for all of it. breaking a short time ago, michael cohen handing over more documents to congress, trying to prove a false statement he made was actually edited that way by the president's other lawyers, a claim the adamantly denied. a live report on that. another potential step in the democrats' move in a impeachment case. stick around, later on former congressman eric shock after striking a deal with federal prosecutors dropped all nearly a dozen corrupt and charges he's been fighting since 2016. he claims he was targeted by overzealous prosecutors, but was does he have to admit to today to get the deal with prosecutors of? will talk about it. hello, and welcome to "fox news @ night

, that her mother had attempted to poison david shannon, that joan shannon and elizabeth shannon hadto kill david shannon and it actually was elizabeth that had shot him that night. >> 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, i

shannon. >> shannon: long day on the hill from peter ducey. thank you very much. sarah sanders says the white house has not seen the report. following the late-breaking news from the white house, good evening to you don. >> president trump in a good news tonight. he hosted a lincoln day dinner. at some point in the evening, he was also huddling with his inhouse counsel. i'm told by the sources that the president is glad that the mueller investigation is over, that the russia probe is over, and his attorneys are taking comfort from the fact that the department of justice said that mueller does not plan on seeking any more indictments. earlier this afternoon, rudy -- we are confident there is no finding of collusion by the president. and this underscores what the president has been saying from the beginning, that he did nothing wrong. i'm told it's not likely anything will come out in the next 24 or 36 hours. there's a lot of material to go through. a lot of it would be classified and subject to executive privilege. they're telling me the earliest anything could be

shannon. >> shannon: trace gallagher, thank you very much. back here at home, a crowd of law enforcement officials and parents who have lost children to crimes committed by people in the u.s. illegally. in the oval office to support national emergency declaration and the witnesses first veto of the senate's resolution to reject the declaration. so they are, he also again address the tragic events in new zealand. kristin fisher to speak for us today, here at the white house pushing back very hard on the accusations by democrats. president trump's rat it was a factor in the new zealand factor and didn't help president trump said this, what tracy was referencing when asked if he sees white nationalism as a growing threat around the world. >> i don't really. i think it is a small group of people with very serious problems. >> kristin: christian gillibrand said time and time again for this president has emboldened white supremacist instead of condemning racist terrorist, a compass for them. this is not normal or acceptable and we have to be better

shannon bream, take it from here. have a good weekend. >> shannon: special counsel robert mueller wrapping up the investigation into potential russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. the findings not yet public. democrats though already speculating about the possibility of subpoenaing mueller. what's in the report and what's not and where we go from here legally and politically. first, fox news team coverage on the president's response so far. good evening, catherine. >> good evening. earlier today, special counsel mueller delivered the final russian report to attorney general barr here at the justice department. attorney general barr sent a formal letter. he also told the committees that there's a possibility he will be able to provide them a fuller explanation as early as this week. what we expect is that that would include the decisions to prosecute and then also what's called the declination. those are cases they did not pursue in the criminal courts. now barr will meet with mueller and rosenstein

shannon bream and fox news @ night team take it from here. >> shannon: we begin tonight with the fox news alert. explosive new comments. freshman congresswoman ilhan omar blasts former president barack obama calling him a pretty face who got away with murder. it's another fire storm after a week of headaches for the democrats. and actor jussie smollett indicted on 16 felony charges. police claiming he faked a hate crime. and what in the world could put the aclu and the top republican on the same side? we will tell you about a massive bill passed by house democrats that critics on the left and right are calling constitution over reach. we begin with the explosive new comments against omar against former president barack obama. >> show is accusing a reporter of distorting her word. she is ruffling feathers. in the interview the reporter writes omar says the hope and change offered by barack obama is a mirage. recalling the caging of kids at the u.s.-mexico border and the droning of countries around the world. she said he operated in the broken framework as his republican successor. we

>> shannon: jessica. do you think it's worth the democrats' time or does it potentially blow up on their face if america is sick of this mueller investigation. now saying okay it's done. we have a determination by the special counsel. the democrats had mueller is without reproach. if you continue with the investigations along the same threads, possibly impeachment, is that going to feed into the president's narrative and he's going to go out and campaigned against it in 2020? >> impeachment definitely does which is why nancy pelosi has gotten out in front of this and said were not talking about that right now. it wouldn't get through the senate. i think oversight committees should do their job. democrats can keep talking about the issues that matter to americans which got us 40 additional seats and seven gubernatorial mansions. that's how were going to go. >> shannon: sounds like on the senate side republicans are going to do investigations into how this whole thing got started. >> you have not accepted t

gillette. >> shannon: beto o'rourke on shannon: beto o'rourke on his way to south carolina, while stayingt a parking ticket. let's bring back the power panel. a lighter note now. he has this minivan he has been driving around, a big ticket on the window into big sign where it was parked. he allegedly left it, a no parking thing. so newsweek talk about this image he has got, despite his underdog everyman image, a net worth of $9 million in 2015, 51st out of 450 members of the house of representatives in terms of wealth. that there are 50 people who are millionaires in congress is another conversation. he wants to be the guy in jeans but here also believes his minivan right there. >> we know he is young and charismatic. he doesn't mask the fact that he and his wife, she is superwealthy. it was a stupid thing for him to do, of course. as you know it will be reported he ran away from an accident when he was dwi when he was much younger but it is interesting that people try to knock him down because he got to this great start with $6 million and as regard to his earlier transgression he says i

this is "special report." >> shannon: i am shannon bream in for bret baier. president trump's comments that he doesn't believe north korea's kim jong-un was aware of the mistreatment that led to the death of an american college student is getting major push back from the man's presents. they said kim is responsible. the president tried to explain himself. mike emanuel is at the white house as the president gets back to business after a disappointing summit in vietnam. >> president trump is on the defense about the comments about the death of otto warmbier. he is blaming north korea but not calling out their leader. on twitter president trump tried to clarify. of course i hold north korea responsible. in vietnam the president did not blame kim jong-un. >> i believe something very bad happened to him. i don't think the top leadership knew about it. >> the parents of otto warmbier disagreed with the president saying kim and his evil regime are responsible for the death of our son otto warmbier and for unimaginable cruelty and inhumanity. no lavish praise can cha

shannon: thank you. donald trump calling out congressman schiff again in michigan, predicting former fbi officials who push the collusion theory would soon have what he called the problems. let's see what our legal eagles think. deputy assistant attorney general harry lipman and fox news contributor chief assistant us attorney andrew mccarthy. welcome to you both. we talk a little bit with our last group about whether or not the mueller investigation is going after everyone behind it would be helpful to the president on the campaign trail. in the atlantic they have a headline that says inside trump's strategy to use mueller on the campaign trail. white house officials suggest the president has no plans to move on from the report because democrats aren't moving on regions to the are doubling and tripling down. fair? >> let's talk about there's collusion and obstruction. nothing is fair yet until we know what the report says. it is certainly true schiff is being pilloried supposedly for having made everyth

i'm shannon bream in washington. we begin with kristin fisher covering all the presidents foreign policy. >> a lot of moving parts on the foreign policy front. in israel president trump is proposing reversing decades of american policy in violating a resolution by saying that the u.s. should finally recognize israel's authority over the kalon heights. one of the more disputed territories. >> i been thinking about doing it for a long time. it has been a very hard decision by every president. this is very much like jerusalem. it is the same thing. for years other presidents have campaigned and said they will do it that's a sovereignty and security. this is about regional security. >> shannon: the announcement came when mike pompeo visited the western wall with benjamin. the first time a top u.s. diplomat has ever gone with a senior israeli official. the holiest place where can pray. a signal of the trump administration and the support of israeli peace. secretary mike pompeo was in the middle of a five day trip in the m

shannon: your initial comments?> i worked for director mueller his entire 12 years he served as director and in my entire time i never saw anything that would indicate to me to question his integrity, character or investigative ability. you talked about it earlier today, we are under 28 cfr 600. it is clear, purposely limiting what is required from special counsel mueller and the attorney general. from a law enforcement perspective, not a political perspective, that's where i come from. i hope the report is not released in full. there are specific prohibitions on grand jury material people need to know. the other thing is sources and methods i hope they protect as well as legitimate privacy concerns. if somebody comes up and assisted in this investigation and their name and everything they provided is open to the american people that is going to damage them and putting a chilling effect on further investigations. there are absolutely legitimate concerns for not discussing people who are not indicted. jim comey made

shannon: it is beautiful.eople ask what we do with online trolls because people can be mean about blue tongue and things they don't like. this lady posted on facebook dear janice, please stop allowing fox address you in those short skirts, they are not flattering on you. you are an attractive lady. love the 80s hair. your legs are distracting. what do you do with that? >> we all get these texts an emails and tweets, i am probably getting them right now but this one, i talk about the fact that i struggled with my weight since i was a little girl. that's a sensitive area for me. i know the parts that don't look good to me and i don't need people to point them out especially people i don't know. i responded to her. i don't usually respond but that when i wanted to because i felt it was important for me to stand up. our audience knows i have ms, i'm diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and the use of my legs could fail me at any time because of this illness. the fact that i can still walk and show off my big strong l

shannon bream, the "fox news @ night" team take it from here. >> shannon: we begin tonight with a fox news alert. the faa efficiently grounding all boeing 737 airplanes in the u.s., following at the ethiopia tragedy, the administration's about-face, the president saying the safety of the american people is the number one priority, plus the high price of a college admissions bribery scam. lori locklin is free to go on a million-dollar bond and we are learning more about the intricate scheme rocking america's elite. tonight, the focus turns to texas congressman beto o'rourke, just months ago he ruled out a white house run but what is he saying tonight? welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in new york. if we begin tonight with former trump campaign paul manafort, his attorney met with shouting protest outside the courtroom as he declared no evidence of russian collusion. correspondent kristin fisher tracking that story and a brand-new round of charges for him tonight. >> things just got even worse for paul manafort, within minutes of being sentenced to nearly four more years

shannon: thank you very much. former vice president joe biden enters the final stages of launching a 2020 did, racially tinged comments from decade ago. trace calendar is on the case. >> in the past 44 years joe biden has been embraced and worked alongside african american leaders but he has also been at odds with them and black americans and activist groups like black lives matter expect to play a prominent role in the 2020 election, a joe biden candidacy would see controversial statements resurface. in the 1970s when he was a freshman delaware senator he opposed school busing quoting what it says is in order for your child with curly black hair to learn anything he needs to sit next to my blonde haired blue eyed son. that's racist. naacp president and current harvard kennedy school professor cornell william brooks told the washington post, quote, having served as vice president to the first african-american president in us history, and all he has seen in intervening years, would he stands behind that? his spokes

shannon: thanks.ng news and a new twist as democrats delay a vote on a resolution condemning anti-semitism. democrats divided over the measure. some publicly defending congresswoman omar who is in hot water over her comments on israel and american support for that key ally. ♪ here i go again on my--- you realize your vows are a whitesnake song? i do. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. these are desperate times for elderly holocaust survivors in the former soviet union. with no food and no heat they get weaker and more die everyday. i want you to see their faces. look into their eyes that are haunted still by the memories of the past. they urgently need our help now. with your gift of just $25 you can rush life-saving food, a blanket and medicine to those who have nothing. these are people who often have to go for days without food. this woman would die in a matter of days or weeks without our help. you can be the difference between life and death for an e

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shannon? >> shannon: thank you very much. brexit goes back to square one again.orld." parliament ejecting theresa may's proposed brexit deal for the third time, just two weeks before the legal deadline. if the u.k. is unable to come to an agreement it will be forced to leave the e.u. in april without a deal. pope francis issuing major sex abuse allegations in response to the scandal rocking the catholic church worldwide. the new law requires the vatican public officials to immediately report sex abuse scandals to prosecutors, or risk jail time or a 5,000 euro fine. the king receiving the lamp of peace, a high catholic on her for championing human rights, interface dialogue and middle east peace. last year, angela merkel presented the award. and hundreds of thousands of people taking the streets in algiers demanding the removal of algerian president, and an entire generation of algerian politicians. the ruling party is ready to invoke the constitution and hold another election. so far, that has not appeased protesters. texas goes to back for chick-fil-a on religio

shannon bream and the fox news at 19, take it from here. shannon: a fox news alert. from america's news headquarters. we have a death toll on the mass shootings at new zealand mosques and the numbers horrific. new zealand's prime minister revealing moments ago, 40 people lost their lives in those attacks. the number of injuries still unknown but we are hearing they are in the dozens. here's what we know so far, two mosques were targeted by heavily armed attackers in the city of christchurch and a nearby suburb during friday afternoon prayers when the mosque was filled with a lot of people. a man who claimed responsibility for the shootings left a 74 page anti-immigrant manifesto in which he explained who he is and his reasoning for his actions. he said he considered it a terrorist attack. that man is identified as 28-year-old white australian who admits he went to new zealand to plan and train for this attack. he is now in custody along with his alleged accomplices. >> they started on the main road. the shooter must've come through the hallway. i was in the side room

shannon bream, take it from here. shannon: we begin with a fox news alert. the faa grounding all boeing 737 max 8 airplanes following the ethiopian airlines tragedy the administration citing new evidence, the president saving the safety of the american people is the number one priority. the college admissions bribery scam will have $1 million bond tonight as we are learning more about the intricate scheme rocking america's elites, the 2020 focus turns to beto o'rourke, he ruled out a white house run saying he needs to spend time with young children but what is he saying tonight? welcome to fox news at night. we begin with former trump campaign manager paul manafort, shouting protests outside the courtroom as he declared the judge found no evidence of russian collusion. kristin fisher has that and a new round of charges tonight. >> hard to believe things got even worse for paul manafort. within minutes of being sentenced to nearly four more years in prison he was indicted again in a totally separate case in manhattan. the connection to a mortgage fraud scheme

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shannon: thank you very much.enator gillibrand saying illegal immigrants should have the ability to pay into social security to get the benefits on the back end. let's talk about this chatter today with the power panel, morgan ortagus and dave brown, so senator gillibrand saying there are no illegal humans, made a great changeover where she was on the issue of immigration. that's been noted by a lot of people including washington examiner saying gillibrand's comments are striking given her past as an immigration hock. in 2009 she voted increased funding for ice and said she believed english should be the official language of the united states. >> very different chatter. >> you are seeing the senate revolve her position. politicians do. you are seeing her calibrate to where many in the democratic primary voting base are on the issue of immigration and seeing a pretty visceral and emotional response to the object tragedy and chaos caused by this administration at the border with the separation of families. shannon:

i am shannon bream.tuesday, march 12th and this is "fox and friends first," "happening now" at 4:00 on the east coast of fox news alert, get out now. the state department just ordered all americans to leave the embassy in venezuela. what it means for the political chaos ravaging the country. >> they want to impeach president bush for the iraq war. it divides the country. >> democrats divided again, this time over impeaching the president. far left freshman going against their leader. campus craziness

shannon: thank you.ritish prime minister teresa may running out of options after a second major defeat on a brexit plan. >> order! >> reporter: teresa may defeated again. the latest version of her plan to have britain and the european union going down in the house of commons. still by 149 votes. 391-242. more than 21/2 years every referendum in favor of brexit and the deadline to leave. >> the decision this hasn't taken, by far the best advocacy is the united kingdom leaves the european union in an orderly fashion. >> reporter: the hangup was a transition clause that the hardliners fear leave britain stuck in the customs union indefinitely. >> the prime minister has run down the clock and the clock has been run out on her. maybe it is time instead we had a general election and the people choose who their government should be. >> reporter: whether britain will leave the eu with no deal, that is seen as economically chaotic and should be defeated. next whether the end of the month deadline should be extend

shannon: let's all the time we have tonight, shannon bream. take it from here. shannon: of fox news alert, breaking late tonight, democrats go public vowing to take all steps necessary to seize donald trump's tax returns in a multi-committee investigation. an exclusive report from the editor of the website, the book proposal michael cohen had last year. what is in it? reported to be in direct contradiction to his testimony on capitol hill. we have the scoop. the president said he was misinterpreted regarding his comments about an american student who died in north korean captivity, his family speaking out. democrats no longer hiding their plan, announcing publicly no matter what the mueller investigation concludes they are preparing to take all necessary steps to get donald trump's tax returns from the irs. >> democrats are not fooling around, they want donald trump's tax returns, they want them as soon as possible. we are learning they will sue to get those returns if necessary. mike emanuel reporting the official request for years of the president's tax return

shannon: thank you. a recent european union poll finding 90% of european jews believe anti-semitism has risen in the past 5 years there. new video from belgium shows a carnival parade were afloat with giant caricatures of jews sitting on bags of money. two jewish organizations committed a complaint against the carnival group. the european commission says it is an thinkable. it was paraded on european street 74 years after the holocaust. the news comes as allegations of anti-semitism great britain's labour party. can anti-semitism split democrats like it split labor. i democrat here in danger of losing jewish members over their handling of what nancy pelosi called deeply offensive anti-semitic comments by congresswoman omar. nancy pelosi called the comments not intentionally anti-semitic. let's bring in judy jackson from the american islamic forum for democracy and the republican from minnesota, norm coleman, of the republican jewish coalition. thank you for being here. what do you make of nancy pelosi so

good night from washington, i am shannon bream. heather: it is tuesday, march 26th and this is "fox and friends first". at 4:00 on the east coast a new round of rockets launched into israeli neighborhoods overnight. we are live overseas, the bloodied conflict in gaza escalates, democrats demand to see the mueller report, republicans have demands of their own. >> i would like to find somebody to look into what happened with the fisa warrant. heather: in is special counsel could put hillary clinton's campaign in the hot seat. up in smoke, the marijuana law that got shut down in a deep blue state. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ heather: good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on this tuesday morning, thank you for starting the day with us as always, we appreciate it. fresh followed from the mueller report, william barr set to testify before congress as democrats demand more information. garrett tenney live in washington where the fight is far from over. thank you for joining us. >> it is not over by a l

& you could send him a coupon for that item. ♪ >> shannon: in theaters tonight, shannon: in theaters story of the former planned parenthood clinic director turned whistleblower who changed her views with an ultra zone guided abortion. as the georgia governor plans to sign a new bill restriction on most abortions. hollywood is threatening the boycott. 5 unplanned, the movie, happens to live in georgia herself, good to have you with us tonight. i want to read something planned parenthood is saying about this bill in georgia. these abortion bans are what happens when politicians try to stir up people's emotions by spreading lies, the lies have to stop. the movie industry had 450 productions, movies and shows and hollywood is saying because of this they may boycott the state altogether. >> that is just a couple of loud voices. alyssa milano has been vocal about women's reproductive rights and i felt compelled because she was calling for a boycott in my home state, to reach out to her and talk to her, mother to whether as someone who lives in georgia. planned parenthood wants to say polit

shannon: let's start there. when you invoke hitler that is serious business but that is her take on the speech. >> the left and a lot of people in the media hated the speech but this was not a speech for them nor even a speech for the american public as a whole. this was a speech packaged and delivered for trump's base and they loved it. trump was funny, bold, combative and at times did a pretty good job laying out a positive future for the country. what really struck me was this speech was evidence trump has transformed the republican party. today the republican party is the trump party. he kept people entertained for two hours, the man has a lot of energy and right now i don't know if any of the democrats declared for 2020 can keep up with this. shannon: you saw him hugging the flag. nick gillespie said trump might have won the 2020 election today. there is no potential candidate in the democratic party who wouldn't be blown off the stage by him. i say this as someone who is neither a trump fan nor never trump

shannon bream and the "fox news at night" team take it from here. >> shannon: i could see you with your own float at mardi gras. >> grow some beads at me. >> shannon: no longer waiting for the special counsel's report, democrats are launching a sweeping new probe into president trump who is business dealings with his family member members. they don't like he's got to convince the american public so is that what an investigation is all about? plus brand-new pictures from the southern border as a new report reveals an unprecedented number of migrant families crossing into the u.s. illegally this month alone. this comes days ahead of a vote in the senate and a growing number of republicans say they will help the democrats lock the national emergency and defunding the murder of michael border wall. an epic watchdog filing complaint, could congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez enter chief of staff be in big trouble? the complaint claims more than a million dollars of political donations one up up and not staffers own company. hello and welcome to "fox news at night." i'm shannon bream in wa

shannon: thank you very much. voting age to 16 comes on the heels of other progressive ideas like abolishing ice, tearing down the border wall, packing the supreme court with new justices. let's bring in tonight's panel to talk about this new idea, stephanie hamel and richard fowler. welcome to all of you. i want to start by playing something from congresswoman presley who proposed this idea and got a lot of votes. here's what she says about having 16-year-olds vote. >> they are leading the next essential resource society, gun violence, climate change and so many other issues and they clearly have a stake in this democracy and they should cast a ballot. heather: yes or no? >> know. democrats, the looney tunes party of power, they are power-hungry and they know 60-year-olds by popular culture, beyond -- whoever hollywood tells them to vote for they will vote for and that is the democratic party. the truth is when we talk up a slogan old enough to fight, old enough to vote because the military and wade eisenhower th

gillette. >> shannon: this is a fox news alert.pentagon notifying congress tonight it's authorizing a billion dollars for shannon: the pentagon notifying congress it is authorizing $1 billion for counter drug security, funds that will be used for border fencing including roads and installing lighting in the yuma and el paso border areas. the justice department siding with district court ruling finding president obama's affordable care act unconstitutional. the administration previously argued only parts of the healthcare law should be struck down. now they say the whole thing. nancy pelosi responding saying in federal court the trump administration decided not only to try to destroy protections for americans living with preexisting conditions but to declare all out war on the healthcare of the american people. nancy pelosi warning democrats it is time to focus on their message and pocketbook issues and not the mueller report. democrats get a chance to tackle big priorities tomorrow, alexandria cortez's green new deal. seen here at

shannon: i am shannon bream in washington and we begin with a fox news alert. the suspect in the mosque hearing makes his first court hearing as authorities scrutinize his manifesto and social media trail and others jump to conclusions. and interviewer, he does not feel like white privilege but disadvantage in a crowded democratic field. that and interesting nuggets from his past and the countdown to 2020. our attorneys will argue the case in the school district advocating gun-control and forcing students to take part. what we saw live last night, the horror unfolding in new zealand and the suspect steeped in hatred and obsessed with social media, the tragedy takes a political turn, we have team coverage with kristin fisher looking at the massacre in christchurch. >> the 74 page manifesto is mostly ranting and rambling, but offers precise detail, self-proclaimed white supremacist makes clear his ideology is more communist than conservative. the tractor friends convinced him under innovation. not only to be true but profoundly understated. and the gunman on that

shannon: at our ultrasound.ultrasound, yeah, and the tech took a long time to look at his heart, and it was during that time where we found out that happened, but it was a blessing in disguise because we got him the help he needed, and it was better to know early, to be robert: and, of course, what your worst fears might've been, i was watching him in the hallway, running around, jumping around, i mean, it is something that, at least, gives hope for people, huh? shannon: certainly. it's such a blessing. his cardiologist had said we should focus more on saving for college than for medical expenses in the future. he does need lifelong medical checkups. right now he sees his cardiologist once a year to see how his heart is functioning. the hope is that he will not need further intervention, but we'll just have to see as time goes on. robert: how about madison? how much of a help has she been for this? hayes: well, madison was one of the first people to see ripley very sweet, but she's been very understanding throug

shannon: and the week before. in the meantime are hoping robert mueller's russia collusion probe will tie donald trump to wrongdoing. former us attorney for the district of columbia warns it could create an even bigger problem for the other 2016 candidates. >> it is quite obvious there were crimes committed by people associated with the clinton campaign with the democratic national committee, with fusion gps and other people. those for all intents and purposes, for all we know, have been ignored. they were certainly ignored by mueller and they have been ignored thus far by the department of justice. this is going to open up finally and we can have a nice second part of it by calling home the united states ambassador to ukraine for consultations and to answer a slew of questions about her conduct an assault on the president of the united states. shannon: there's been no official indication when the mueller report will be finished or if it will be released to the public but we will stay on top of it. donald trump in

shannon bream, take it from here. shannon: our viewers are smart and were listening to you. we begin with a fox news alert. donald trump on offense breaking news on everything from the mueller probe to bar's summary to declassified documents and possible presidential pardons and firing back after james comey sees potential obstruction of justice. breaking news on jussie smollett, looking at why the charges were dropped and we are not the only ones. house this saga driving a wedge into the obama world, breaking news in minutes. i am shannon bream in washington. brit hume is here with instant analysis but we begin with kristin fisher with the latest from donald trump tonight. >> the tale of two interviews, the first one on ones with donald trump and james comey since the end of the mueller probe but the president is focused on the beginning and promise to try to release the fisa warrants used to launch the fbi investigation into his campaign. a few hours ago, i have plans to declassify and release, plans to absolutely release. i thought it would be better if we held it to the

shannon: what about this 1-year timeframe? is suggesting is one year to withdraw our troops at that time, to hand over to the afghan government within 45 days of package. does that give us enough time to stabilize the area and leave? >> it give us enough time to put a plan in place and he for action to the government. the idea the afghan government will have an allergic reaction to us leaving because they need time to set things up, what have they been doing this entire time? the time is come for them to do something. our european allies have been helpful. there are concerns we have been doing a lot of logistical support for them. we can't have both. it is endless war, endless financial suffering or we need to make this change. it does put a timeline. no one is happy about it but it is inevitable, the direction the country needs to go in. heather: should we make a deal with the talent and? what about that? >> the taliban and has control of 40% of the country which is not a statistic we feel comfortable with but they have small