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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 bream and the news night team is next. stay here. >> shannon: regular much. -- thank you very much. we began sniper the fox news alert. there's a ton of breaking news tonight with regard to the inspector general. extensive coverage on the doj bombshell report that came out today. it's all about the handling of the hillary clinton email and investigation. let me tell you who we've got on tap tonight with us. catherine herridge of course. former assistant u.s. attorney andrew mccarthy. house intelligence committee member congressman chris stewart is going to be here. along with longtime clinton watcher peter schweizer. he's going to join us as well. he's been tracking the clintons for years. they will always end. plus, tonight's late. as you heard laura talking, we had that immigration packages coming together in the house republicans are putting this together after much debate. this debate especially over the separation of children from their parents. a small group of reporters is touring a converted walmart area where the c

>> a shannon bream precedent cited by laura ingraham? >> shannon: thank you very much. great happy with this. our next guest will play a pivotal role in the upcoming debate over justice kennedy seat on the courts. both as member of the senate judiciary committee and welcome happens to be on the short-list himself. senator mike lee, republican from utah, joins us. great to have you. >> good to be her. stu and your reaction. you and i've been trying to figure this out. we talked about it last night with her and i was >> he has been on the court for 30 years. he saw an opportunity and took it. he's given good service to the country and he has been a stalwart defender in many instances of federalism, separation of powers, freedom of religion. i think this was a big decision certainly one that portends a lot of interesting activity. >> shannon: let's talk about the activity and senate. senator dianne feinstein, top democrat on judiciary says there should be no consideration of a supreme court nominee until the american people have a chance to weigh in. leader mcconnell set t

tune in, shannon bream and the fox news at night team is next. shannon: there is a ton of breaking news with regard to the inspector general, extensive coverage on the doj bombshell report that came out today about the handling of the hillary clinton email investigation. let me tell you who we have on tap, catherine herridge, former assistant us attorney andrew mccarthy, fox intelligence committee member chris stewart is going to be here with long-term watcher peter schweitzer who has been tracking the clintons for years and tonight you heard laura talking about me here in immigration package coming together and republicans putting this together after much debate over the separation of children who come here illegally. a small group of reporters, a converted walmart area where children are being housed, we will look at those things and when you later congressman steve scalise back in the game, that is your feel-good story tonight. and shannon bream in washington. 568 pages a thorough examination of political bias and missteps by top fbi agents and

until then, have a great weekend, remember to fly your flag and time for shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team. >> shannon: this is a fox news alert. we're digging for answers on the case of james wolfe. the former director of the senate intelligence committee. heard the news break last night. wolfe, it appeared, made a habit of in his very sensitive role of communicating with the media, allegedly communicating with a college graduate. and breaking news late tonight from attorney general, jeff sessions, speaking for the first time since stating he won't defend the constitutionality of obama care and what it means for president trump's predecessor and can a farmer's market ban a farmer from selling goods there because he won't hold same-sex weddings. i'm shannon bream in washington. >>> tonight, james wolfe from the senate intelligence committee walked past cameras after his first day in court charged with lying to federal government investigators with his contact and one was reportedly in a romantic relationship with him. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is her

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

we do have shannon bream. thank you, chad. shannon bream is standing by. this is breaking news. huge news. go for it. >> yeah. we're hearing that justice kennedy is submitting -- we've run into the courts to get a copy of this letter to confirm for ourselves. the letter that is circulating is that justice kennedy has told the president that he will notify of his decision by effective july 31 to end his regular active status as an associate justice of the supreme court. he will continue on. he says remember of the legal profession, it's the highest honor to serve this court. let me express my gratitude for having had the privilege to seek how to best know, interpret and defend the constitution. respectfully and sincerely, justice anthony kennedy. we're working on getting our hands on this letter. looks like he's telling the president that he's retiring effective july 31. he's been key critical instrumental in a number of key cases here. he's been the swing vote. he's been a hung advocate for lgbt rights. in that he's been one of the key architects of things like same sex marriage

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

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

i'm shannon bream in washington. more bombshells could be looming. the doj watch dog report yesterday has new questions about bias in the russia investigation. early next week, the inspector general will testify before house and senate committees about his findings. good evening, kristen. >> this hearing should be about as partisan as they come. republicans will focus on how some senior fbi officials try to keep president trump from becoming president while democrats focus on how james comey hurt their candidate. both sides will be grilling the two people at the center of this explosive report. the author of the report, horowitz, and the current fbi director, christopher wray. if you want to know what he will say in his opening statement, listen to the press conference he held yesterday. he described the report as disappointing, but defended the bureau by saying the vast majority of employees and agents did nothing wrong. >> we take this report very seriously and we accept its findings and recommendations. it's also important to note what the inspect

you'll want to tune back in tomorrow night at fox news through the day and night and hand it off to shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team. >> shannon: breaking tonight, new details with the suspect accused of gunning down five people and at least two others involved in the shooting at the newspaper called "the capital gas -- gazette" in maryland and there's a vow to push ahead with a justice nominee and catherine herridge has more on angry gop lawmakers. welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. >>> this afternoon law enforcement sped to the scene in maryland following reports of an active shooter. authorities say five people are dead at least two others injured. tonight, new details on the target targeted attack. we have a look at the reported suspect first to the scene in annapolis to correspondent kristin fisher. >> reporter: what happened was one of the worst attacks on journalist in the history of the united states. it all started around 2:30 this afternoon. a gunman entered the headquarters of the "capital gazette" newspaper with a shotgun and smoke grenades an

we turn it over to shannon bream and the fantastic news at night team. >> shannon: we begin with the fox news alert. governor mike huckabee response to the fallout from that restaurant turning away his daughter and a new vow to confront president trump supporters wherever they may be. the top democrat on the senate intel committee, but is it unraveling? ed henry has new developments tonight on the g.o.p. versus the fbi. plus, america's rabbi nabbed roseanne barr's first interview since her firing. hello and welcome to fox news at night. i am shannon bream in washington. the government clarifying immigration at a campaign-style rally. democrats call for the agency protecting our borders to be abolished. plus some democrats are working to distance themselves from congresswoman maxine waters' call to force out trump officials wherever you spot them including in their private lives. we start with kristin fisher. >> if the level of instability on both sides is really growing by the day, but the threats against the department of homeland security, especially ice employees have gotten so ba

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i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. would begin with a hypothetical that is causing some very real concern about the president, the special counsel, and the constitution. president trump says he has the right to pardon himself should the russia cushion probe make it necessary but he says there will be no need since there is -- it is unconstitutional and he is innocent. good evening, john roberts. >> a week from today, president trump us had to sit down for a historic summit with the leader of north korea, but even as he prepares for that meeting, president still very much has the russia investigation on his mind. president trump began his 500th day in office by igniting a firestorm of legal and political debate. diving back into the russia investigation. any breakfast wheat, insisting, as has been stated by numerous legal scholars, i have the absolute right to pardon myself but why would i do that when i have done nothing wrong? in a conference call with supporters, president trump double down on a morning tweet that th

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

i'm shannon bream in washington. a number of major stories breaking tonight but we begin with the latest on the investigation into the investigators. prominent senators ripping into the fbi chief tonight accusing christopher wray of trying to minimize stunning findings of anti-trump bias, and tomorrow, it's round two in front of a house panel. we got team coverage tonight. peter doocy has details on what's next as the g.o.p. aims to overhaul the current immigration system. kristin fisher is following the national outcry over separating immigrant families and how it came to a head today. first, chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is here with new developments and new trouble potentially for james comey. >> i want you to reopen this investigation. >> a senior republican senator drilled down on the anti-trump text messages between fbi agent peter strzok and fbi lawyer lisa page. the 2016 meeting was about an "insurance policy," discussing an fbi deputy director andrew mccabe's office. strzok texted about

time now for shannon bream and the fantastic "fox news @ night" team. shannon? >> shannon: laura, thank you so much. great remembrance. we all need to take notice today. we begin our show with a fox news alert. the nomadic long-awaited inspector general final report on his probe into the fbi handling of the hillary clinton email cases expected anytime now. jeep intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is new information tonight. the president hosts his very first meal marking the end of the muslim month of ramadan. a bombshell report from congress saying the obama administration intentionally misled the american people and congress by trying to give iran access to our financial system while publicly saying it wouldn't happen. that senator behind the report is here tonight. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. tonight, the recently fired number two at at the fbi, andrw mccabe, is seeking immunity for himself in exchange for telling congress what he knows about hillary clinton's emails on that investigation. the former hea

shannon bream and "fox news @ night" we will try to get through that traffic. >> shannon: it's going to be tricky getting home tonight, laura. hopefully we have something to celebrate. thank you very much. we begin with a fox news alert. we've got major breaking news tonight. the man tasked with overseeing security unclassified information for the senate intelligence committee has just been indicted and arrested. amid allegations that he leaked multiple reports, including one from "the new york times." during that time the committee was investigating russian interference with the presidential election. plus, reaction to speaker paul ryan's comments on the spygate controversy from our judiciary chairman bob goodlatte. paul ryan is taking you to the president's unconventional diplomatic style, earning praise from a world leader. and a i.c.e. raid with moloch. we'll talk to a gubernatorial candidate, and a few will say in response to those charges. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. we're learning more about president trump's expectations for the s

shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team takes it over from here with a great show. shannon? >> shannon: thank you so much. major breaking news on multiple fronts. in less than an hour, the trump administration is planning to impose hefty tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from the e.u., canada, and mexico, sparking new fears of a trade war. we'll hear from a republican who supports the controversial move, plus the north korean ex-spy chief you metro secretary of state mike pompeo today brings r president trump. the inside scoop. plus, breaking tonight, "the washington post" says fired fbi director james comey has been interviewed by prosecutors probing whether or not is former deputy andrew mccabe broke the law, could he be facing time behind bars? hello, welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. the president speaking with world leaders late tonight, so far it seems the white house is not backing down, just minutes ago, before those tariffs go into effect that many are claiming will spark a trade war with our closest allies. we have team coverage to

until then have a great weekend, and time now for shannon bream and the fox news at night team. shannon: digging for answers in the case of james wolf, the former director of security for the senate intelligence committee. you heard the news break right here last night. wolf it appeared made avidin his sensitive role of communicating with the media including a college intern with whom he reportedly had a romantic relationship. what is behind it all? love and leaks or anti-trump bias? breaking news from atty. gen. jeff sessions speaking for the first time since declaring he will not defend the constitutionality of key sections of obamacare. we investigate what it means for the signature event of donald trump's predecessor. can a farmer be banned from selling his goods because he won't condone same-sex weddings in his orchard. tonight, james will, former director of security for the senate intelligence committee walks past cameras after his first day in court charged with lying to federal investigators about his contact with reporters some of whom were reporting heavily on the russ

fox news, the team, shannon bream up next. >> the a woman who offended joe crowley, we are waiting for comments from democrats, they have no contact information from her. we will have more coming up. we begin with a fox news alert. republicans preparing for another run at an immigration bill on capital hill cares activists shut down traffic in new york city over the supreme court decision to uphold donald trump's travel ban. we have reaction from the white house and election results pouring in from twee 7 states, and more from the primary races, could be a major shock to the democratic party, it does appear top ranking congressman joe crowley will lose his primary race to a 20y latino community organizer who is a member of the democratic socialists of america. what it means for democrats in the blue wave. extensive coverage tonight. we start with the fallout from two major supreme court decisions, one a victory for the trump administration in the short-term, the other the latest for social conservatives. trace gallagher covering a blow to california lawmakers who wanted pro-life pregna

shannon bream takes things from here.e fo ere.e fo >> thank you so much. we begin tonight with a fox news alert. brand-new comments from the president on north korea answering his critics over the deal with kim jong un we would hear from sen. john barrasso who just got off the phone with the president following the historic summit plus an exclusive from chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge. the dop and house gop clash of the claims deputy attorney general rod rosenstein threatened house investigators and new tonight and mccabe's attorney is suing the doj. also it is primary night across the country. another litmus test for pro-and anti-trump candidates, the reports coming in fast and furious. welcome to fox news at night. donald trump telling sean hannity his tough rhetoric on kim jong un paved the way for the singapore summit. also shitting the on joint military exercise with have a factor and take it to it henry live in singapore, good evening and good morning to you. >> good morning. despite all of the naysayers the president came, saw an

that is it for us, we will turn it over to shannon bream and the fox news at 19. shannon: governor mike huckabee response to the fallout from a restaurant turning away his daughter and new call to confront trump officials and supporters wherever they may be and a bombshell on the russia probe from the top democrat on the senate intel committee, mark water but is it unraveling. byron york will unveil where we are on that new developments tonight on the gop versus the fbi. american rabbi nabs roseann far's first interview since her firing and we highlight that. the department of homeland security clarifying its position on 0-tolerance as the president hits hard on illegal immigration at a campaign style rally and democrats call for the agency protecting our borders to be abolished and some democrats working to distance themselves from congresswoman as making waters call to call out trump officials wherever you spot them including their private lives. new threats against the trump administration and its supporters. >> reporter: the level on both sides is growing by th

time for shannon bream and the fantastic fox news at night team. shannon: great remembrance, we begin with a fox news alert, a justice department inspector general's report on his probe into the fbi's handling of the hillary clinton email case is expected anytime now. catherine herridge has new information on that front and the president hosts is end of the muslim holy month of ramadan. what is behind the white house decision. and the obama administration intentionally misled the american people and congress by trying to give iran access to our financial system, by publicly saying it wouldn't happen. that sen. is here today. fox news at night, i am shannon bream in washington. and mccabe is seeking immunity for himself in exchange for telling congress what he knows about hillary clinton's email. former head of the bureau james comey will be under fire for how he did his job. catherine herridge has more on these developments. >> reporter: the report puts director comey's leadership style under the microscope with the inspector general exploring other

you'll want to tune back in tomorrow night at fox news through the day and night and hand it off to shannon bream >> shannon: breaking tonight, new details with the suspect accused of gunning down five people and at least two others involved in the shooting at the newspaper called "the capital gas -- gazette" in maryland and there's a vow to push ahead with a justice nominee and catherine herridge has more on angry gop lawmakers. welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. >>> this afternoon law enforcement sped to

time for shannon bream. >> shannon: this is a fox news alert, major developments at this hour on northea, and china. breaking news from secretary of defense jim matis. plus the singapore summit is back on. we're monitoring berkeley, california, scene of anti-free speech protests. tonight taking aim at christian evangelicals and the reverend franklin graham. the events just getting started. joy reid breaking her silence tonight, after controversial blog post surfaced as claimed she was hacked apparently are crumbling. welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. ending a week of uncertainty, high s

time for shannon bream and the fox news at night team. >> this is a fox news alert, donald trump says he has narrowed down his list of supreme court pics to 5 names and he will announce one on july 5th, excuse me, 90. plus new information about embattled fbi agent peter stzrok's growing on capitol hill. encourage has the inside scoop. honoring the 5 slain journalists and staffers from the newspaper shooting in annapolis, maryland. donald trump offering new details about who he is thinking for his supreme court justice it, there are two women under consideration and we have team coverage tonight. kristen fisher on the battle over row v wade, what is fueling it and what are the actual facts. we begin with david lee miller in new jersey as the president heads to westminster for the weekend. >> donald trump spent half the flight time aboard air force one flying from joint they sanders to morristown, new jersey speaking with reporters on a variety of subjects. among them the nomination of a replacement for supreme court justice anthony kennedy. two women are now on a short list, a great gr

i'm shannon bream. bill: is a, june 21, 2018, and this is "fox and friends first" was happening at 4:00 am donald trump back on the road doing what he does best. thousands cheering as the president rallies the crowd with immigration front and center. >> we are going to keep families together but the border is going to be just as tough as it has been. >> reporter: house republicans set to vote hours from now, and the battle rages on.

i am shannon bream in for bret baier.a trump was with her husband the president this afternoon for a briefing about the hurricane season. earlier in the day the president unleashed a rhecal hurricane, ripping into the media for its coverage of his wife. this afternoon, the president

time for shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team. >> shannon: this is a fox news alert.p as he has narrowed his list of the potential supreme court picks to five names. he will announce one on july 5, excuse me ninth. all of the late-breaking details and the battled fbi agent 11-hour grilling on capitol hill. and correspondent catherine harris has the inside scoop. later honoring the live slane staffers from the gaset shooting in annapolis, maryland welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. president trump offering you details about what he's thinking for the next supreme court justice pick. the list is narrowed to five there. are two with women under consideration. we have team

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 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

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

i'm shannon bream in for bret baier.in with a hypothetical that is causing some very real concern about the president, the special counsel, and the tu

i am shannon bream in washingto washington. president trump telling sean hannity has a rhetoric paved the way for the singapore summit. di light on the joint military exercises with south korea and how they factor in. let's take it to ed henry live in singapore. good eveningr good morning. >> that's right. good morning. despite theaysayers, the president came, saw, got a deal despite critics trying to talk down the possibility of american success before, during, and after the talks. the president tonight's going on offense, talking t sean hannity, trying to sell the deal, telling sean kim jong un is going to start denuclearization virtually immediately with the document they signed together hours ago. the president says this could save millions of lives. >> we had a very good feel from the beginning and we were able to get something very important done and actually some things ppened after where we are getting rid of certain missile research areas, missile testing sites. getting rid of a lock. >> comes a week after north korea

by the way, last night, i was just about do turn into bed and i heard shannon bream -- i nearly fell bream said that down in new zealand, the queen has just given a damewood to a former prostitute, she had been made a dame of her majesty's most excellent order of new zealand order of merit for services to the rights of sex workers. so we are doing something here whereit we are taking the most w and degrading kind of work a woman can do and somehow pretending it is empowering of women. whether that is at stormy daniels or those new dame in new zealand, that is not the case. it's an industry that exploits and degrades women. in thatt sense, you should be able to say, well, rudy said, because it is self-evident. >> tucker: you shouldn't't be forced to live. that is what they want you to do. they want you to live because of the way of establishing dominance. i'm going to make you live. that is what they are saying. mark steyn, -- >> living the lie. >> tucker:r: thank you. see you. bathrooms are assigned of america's decline, but amtrak says, they have them all cleaned up now. we sent a r

shannon bream will be covering this every day until it happens. good to see you.who are the top contenders? who is on the list that senator schumer referred to? carrie severino is policy director at the crisis network. thank you for coming on. before we get to the list, let me ask you as a factual matter, is it possible for democrats to prevent the president from installing a new supreme court justice? >> right now the republicans control the senate, they have 51 votes and that's all they need. what i predict is begin a nominee who is basically judge gorsuch 2.0. same playbook, great judicial experience and is fair and balanced, bipartisan and broad public support. i don't see how they could possibly get the votes to stop a nominee like that and that excellent because that's exactly why the american people put president trump in this position tonight, they wanted someone who would be honoring the constitutional laws that way. >> tucker: so you are confident that with senator mccain out dealing with his illness, the president would get the full support of every rep

i'm shannon bream in for dana.trace in for shep. >> from the campaign trail to jail, president trump's former campaign chair paul manafort locked up ahead of trial after prosecutors accused him of trying to influence witnesses. this comes as president trump blasts robert mueller's russia investigation and goes off on a wide range of topics on an unscheduled visit with reporters. >> i think the report yesterday may be more importantly than anything totally exonerates me. >> i think comey was the ringleader of this whole den of thieves. here's the good news. i did nothing wrong. there was no collusion, no obstruction. i think that the mueller investigation has been totally discredited.

time for shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team. >> shannon: this is a fox news alert. president trump as he has narrowed his list of the potential supreme court picks to five names. he will announce one on july 5, excuse me ninth. all of the late-breaking details and the battled fbi agent 11-hour grilling on capitol hill. and correspondent catherine harris has the inside scoop. later honoring the live slane staffers from the gaset shooting in annapolis, maryland welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. president trump offering you details about what he's thinking for the next supreme court justice pick. the list is narrowed to five there. are two with women under consideration. we have team coverage. kristen fisher on the expanding battle over row v wade what is fueling it and what are the facts? we begin with david miller in new jersey, as the president heads to bedminister for the weekend. good evening, david. >> reporter: good evening. shannon. president trump spent about half the flight time on board air force one flying from joint base andre

i'm shannon bream in today for dana perino. and this is "the daily briefing."he 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

shannon bream, our good friend, joins us tonight.re with tucker and shannon and so many of these great people. i know you did not want to show any pictures of you from the pageant tonight. but -- >> i might have found some, i don't know. >> martha: shannon is gorgeous, it's very interesting to look back and see those. i want to ask you this, why do you not want to show them? what does that say about where you are with that? >> it was such a different time in my life, i'm miss america pageant for me was a godsend because i want scholarship money through that that put me through school, undergrad, and a lot of my law school as well. i didn't come from a family that have a of money or means. for me this was a very fun way to stretch myself. it was terrifying at times but it pay for school for me and it was a great experience for me. i'm not sure anyone wants to see my swims pictures now. >> martha: i was from new jersey where pageants weren't that vague but to win this florida and miss virginia, where are all these gorgeous girls in flo

fox news anchor and correspondent shannon bream is live with us now. who would have thought this afternoon -- i was watching your report as the gavel came down and the session closed and no announcements. now this. >> this morning when the bench closed up shop, when the justices will all be back, there were no glimmers no, hints of any retirement. again, the justices can do this in any way. the justice wanted to talk with the president first. his letter goes to the president first. we got it. it's simple. he said it's the highest of honors to serve on this court. he's enjoyed 30 years of doing it. but yeah, it's a seismic shift. a being are filling the slot by somebody that was appointed by a republican president. justice kennedy, there's more. he didn't like being the swing vote. but when they come in the doors, we could see many, many times their arguments were targeted to one justice in particular and that was justice kennedy. they knew they would have to win him over. so for him to leave and the president to have an opportunity to nominate somebody

we will be back in washington tonight but for now we will turn it over to shannon bream and the great fox news at 19. >> shannon: we begin with the fox news alert. a wild night here on capitol hill and across washington. secretary nielsen, you heard laura talk about this, confronted a restaurant near the white house. they were screaming near the presidents face today on capitol hill and tensions boil over as the fallout over separating illegal immigrant families intensifies. plus, new late-breaking details from the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani and the fbi agent who created the appearance of bias by sending all those antitrust text messages to a colleague who appeared to be escorted from the bureau building. and after jeffers joins us live as politicians cite the bible and religion. thanks for joining us tonight, i'm shannon bream in washington. there are reports that the fbi agent tendering that hillary clinton email probe and the beginning of the russia probe appears to have been escorted from the bureau's building tonight. they are investigating that bias. this is officially an

shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team takes things from here. >> shannon: laura, thank you soe begin tonight with a fox news alert. house leaders say they will not be a vote tomorrow on the so-called compromise immigratio. reports from capitol hill today that lawmakers were wildly confused about what's in the bill and what's not. you'll hear from members from both sides of the aisle, they are live with us tonight. plus, a looming deadline tomorrow for the justice department. house republicans demanding answers and documents regardinge 2016 trump campaign. fox news has learned the details tonight about a rare meeting between the key players. and later, remembering our friend, charles krauthammer. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. a whirlwind week, as lawmakers

i'm shannon bream in washington.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.

shannon bream is up next. have a good night. ♪ >> shannon: this is a fox news alert.e are getting results, right now, from the state primaries. paul's closing and california jungle primary and what happens tonight could be a sign of what's to come for the midterm election. plus, i.c.e.'s acting director morning a clean fix for the dreamers will bring a new wave of illegal immigration. thomas homan speaking out as a number of signatures on a petition. religious liberty versus lgbt rights, the unanswered questions the supreme court left in a narrow decision yesterday. washington florist joins us live, her case is up next for supreme court con. hello, welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. results denied from voters in eight states. today is the biggest midterm primary day so far this cycle. senator jon tester, a recent target of the president, it is up for reelection, and republicans are easier eager tp his seat in montana. team coverage, petercy in san diego where the polls just closed. chad pergram analyzing what tonight results could mean for

i am shannon bream in for bret baier. first lady melania trump was with her husband the president this afternoon for a briefing about the hurricane season. earlier in the day the president unleashed a rhetorical hurricane, ripping into the media for its coverage of his wife. this afternoon, the president was in a forgiving mood. chief white house correspondent john roberts has that tonight. good evening. >> good evening too. white house official tells fox news that the recent spate of presidential pardons and commutations is just the beginning. the president trump is actively considering another half-dozen with dozens more being reviewed by white house staff. >> we had a season last year like no other in terms of the power, the level, the hurricanes, the fires along the west coast. >> president trump at fema headquarters today for his annual review on the upcoming hurricane season, but it was his powers of presidential pardon that took center stage today. the white house announcing president trump's commuting the sentence

let's go to shannon bream at the supreme court and now officially reaction from the white house, shannonndra: a good day for them. they should be celebrating this. the case will continue through a trip through the lower courts. 5-4 decision day the chief justice wrote that it's found on legitimate purposes. inducing other nations to improving practices. the text says nothing about religion. five of the seven nations have muslim majority countries but he goes on to say that fact alone doesn't give support to an inference of religious hostility given the policy covers 8% of the world's muslim population. they disregarded the president's statement and stuck to the text and found the travel ban 3.0 survives for today. >> sandra: shannon bream outside the courthouse for us. judge andrew napolitano is with us live as the supreme court has upheld the trump travel ban. your reaction, judge. >> you know, the lower federal courts in california, sandra, kept harping on the words of the president when he was a candidate. and the discenters went on it. the supreme court majority said today we don't c