hi, michael. >> nice to be with you, shepard. >> shepard: aside from the rhetoric is there anything here? >> i don't know. you mentioned the word "counter measures." that's a benign word. i hope what we're seeing is a deescalation of the rhetoric. the real deal is the economic sanctions and the trump administration. that will kick in two weeks. that's where we're hoping to put the pressure on iran primarily, this is probably not going to be a military confrontation. hard to see that is in either side's interest. i welcome the des escalation of the last one or two exchanges but i get nervous when you hear the bluster and the brinkmanship. i don't expect to it result in anything. it's unsettling. >> shepard: we're alone outside the iran agreement now. can sanctions from the united states not supported by others in the agreement, can they have an effect? >> yes, they can. we're trying to force countries to choose between doing business with us and doing business with iran. so the extent of these sanctions on the u.s. side has a far broader scope than you would anticipate by looking at the t

>> shepard: thanks, peter.his news hour, you can catch us on facebook watch for a fox news update. it will stream live on facebook watch. home screen and just a few minutes. top of the hour at 4:00 eastern time, 1:00 pacific. you can watch it on demand there. the fox news update on facebook watch. should news break out, we'll break in. breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. we've been watching the dow. a crazy mixed day or a split day, i guess we should say down on wall street. the dow had some early gains, modest. early gains. got kind of dragged down later in the afternoon. the nasdaq is off 113 points and the s&p 500 down just shy of 20. neil cavuto is up at the top of the hour with the details on the markets and that story that we mentioned on les moonves has not dropped yet but there's multiple reports that he could be facing an investigation there. certainly it's dragged down cbs stock over there. and of course, there's the red moon. as red moons go, this is going to be a lengthy one. that

it's as simple as that. >> shepard: what to do. thank you. >> thank you. >> shepard: some gop lawmakers are threatening to impeach the man overseeing the russia investigation. what is this? this is not republicans believing that he should be impeach at all. this is a small group from the freedom caucus raising the flag. are they just appealing to the base? here's what we know. this isn't coming up for a vote at all. so what is it? that's next. you're headed down the highway when the guy in front slams on his brakes out of nowhere. you do, too, but not in time. hey, no big deal. you've got a good record and liberty mutual won't hold a grudge by raising your rates over one mistake. you hear that, karen? liberty mutual doesn't hold grudges... how mature of them. for drivers with accident forgiveness liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ >> shepard: the top republican in the house of representatives says he does not support the effort of

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>> hi, shepard. this is causing a lot of fear, anger around concern for those reasons that you stated. nowadays, you can make almost anything with a 3-d printer. they're used in the medical industry and manufacturing. starting tomorrow, you can download blueprints to make a gun out of plastic a gun nobody can keep track of or identify. eight states plus the district of columbia are suing the state department for settling with the company, defense distributed, that just kept pushing to publish the plans. >> you know, honestly for god's sakes, when it comes to something as basic as public safety, our state department is saying hey, this is a give-away for terrorists. >> this didn't happen by accident. the trump administration pushed by the gun activists did this. >> because the state department is charged with regulating sale of firearms outside the u.s., it was the agency that blocked defense distributed when they wanted to publish the gun drawings in 2013. then in 2015, the company sued the state dep

>> yeah, shepard. of these holding locations where more than 300 children are being housed in tents back there behind me. the feds say out of the more than 2,000 children that have been separated from their parents at the border, about 500, they say, have so far been reunited. they're working on an injunction of a judge that said that the kids have to be reunited with their family. well, look at this touching video. cameras capturing one of the reunions this weekend at the miami airport. a mother saying her daughter for the first time in two months since being separated. the child had just been released from a holding facility in michigan. mom now wears an ankle monitor as they await their court dates and she had this message for others in a similar situation. >> i advise you to find another country to seek refuge in. people here don't have a heart. [speaking spanish] when they take it away, it hurts a lot. >> we're also starting to see various legal tactics being used down here to try to speed up thos

. >> shepard: good afternoon. president trump says he's willing to shut down the government if he doesn't get his way on border security and said he would meet with iran's president with no preconditions. the president has been taking aim at the special counsel, robert mueller. ahead, his accusations about the facts. the latest attacks comes before paul manafort goes on trial. we'll preview the case and how it could reveal some of the evidence mueller has collected thus far. air marshalls secretly monitoring and reporting on passengers on u.s. flights. even if those passengers have no ties to terrorism. what gets you on the list? might take a few too many bathroom trips or being too sweaty in your seat. ahead, inside the program named "quiet skies." let's get to it. and first from the fox news deck this monday afternoon, president trump going after the special counsel, robert mueller, on his credibility. the president tweeted "is robert mueller ever going to release his conflicts of interests with respect to presi

>> shepard: jen, thank you. let's turn to emily compagno.ainst butina? >> they're extremely serious. the government in the court filing was clear this is not a sole subject investigation. the government said after this arrest, we will return to our investigation meaning there's multiple subjects. so it's important for viewers to understand that to stay tuned. because more will be revealed as well as potentially identification of these additional subjects. >> shepard: the details i thought were interesting. the prosecutor said when they went to her place -- remember, if you're a russia national, you go to the embassy and they can ship you back to russia. they said we don't want bond. she had boxes packed up. she has a long networking history with americans and clear communications according to intelligence agencies, clear, continued and over a long period of time communications with russians. >> shepard: exactly. here's a few things i'd like to highlight. so essentially what is alleged to have occurred, she with her monitor, that they sought

>> shepard: jeff, thanks so much.he hospital after a bad wreck on his bike and now we're learning the details of his injuries and how bad it is. there's word that clooney flew 20 feet through the air when he got ejected. how fast was he going? we'll have that and the headlines around the corner on america's choice for news and information on america's cable. you're on fox news channel. >> shepard: george clooney ended up in the hospital after he crashed his motor scooter while going 60 miles an hour and flying 20 feet through the air. that's according to authorities according to tmz. the report is that clooney was out for a ride in italy when a car suddenly pulled in front of him on the highway. they crashed. the impact reportedly sent him over the car. the shows the car's window smashed in. the scooter there on the ground. here you can see the paramedics helping something on the ground. officials say that was george clooney. he's reportedly back home recovering from minor injuries. clooney was involved in another mot

liberty. ♪ >> shepard: shameful, dangerous and weak.s that lawmakers are using to describe the summit with putin today. john mccain put out a scathing criticism of the president. his statement reads in part -- >> shepard: rand paul of kentucky provided some of the only praise we've seen so far on the president's news conference today. he quoted the president and said, he agrees, he would rather take a political risk in pursuit of peace than to race peace in pursuit of politics. reaction poured in. mike emanuel is live on capitol hill. mike? >> shep, good afternoon. trey gowdy was to say russia is not our friend. russia attempted to undermine the fundamentals of our democracy, impugn the reliability of the 2016 election and sow the seeds of discord among americans. the senate foreign relations bob corker says vladimir putin won the day. >> i think he gained a lot. there's nothing that he gained. it's almost an approval, if you will, a public approval by the greatest nation on earth towards him. so he knows he gained a lot. i would guess

. >> shepard: from the fox news deck, i'm shepard smith. today at a photo open, the president upended world order in the way that no president has. he attacked our closest allies. he berated them and insulted them. he labelled germany captive to russia and he blasted nato agreements that date to post r war -- world war ii. the president could turn back the global clock centuries. in the wake of today's developments, a reminder of what nato is and what it means to the world and to america. nato is the north atlantic treaty organization. a political and military alliance between north america and europe. one that rose from the ruins of world war ii in part a response to potential soviet aggression in western europe. >> the atlantic pact, eight nations agree the united states, canada, great britain, france, belgium, holland and norway. if one is attacked, the 0 others would consider attack. >> in other words, i got your back, you got mine. a complete 180 for centuries that guidedup rip. the idea behind that, look out for yourself. in 1949, pre

>> shepard: it would indeed. these confirmation battles, the first i remember and the biggest one that sort of kicked off this long string of them, i was a senior in college and it was my senior year in 1987. the bork confirmation hearing came up. it was a battle royale. you wonder if we're about to see something similar. >> it would be difficult to bork as it's become know in the vernacular. somebody like hardiman or kavanaugh. the wore i have is with kavanaugh that they may get some dissension from conservatives that don't like his 2011 ruling on obamacare. borking kethledge would be difficult as well. the only candidate that might be subject to that scrutiny is amy coney barrett because of her writings on if fact that she believes an opinion and a decision from the supreme court was made in error, that she would support overturning the judicial precedent. you're going to have tough hearings. in question about that. will they last to the level of robert bork? probably not, shep. >> shepard: and you wonder how b

visit tripadvisor.com >> shepard: shepard smith on the fox news deck.s from now, president trump will make a decision that could reshape the highest court in america. coming up, how democrats and republicans are gearing up for one heck of a confirmation fight. that's top of the hour on "shepard smith reporting." see you then. >> nato is making progress and they're doing it really at president trump's insistence. every ally is now increasing defense spending. wove had the largest increase in defense spending since the cold war. in the 1 1/2 years that president trump has been in office, it's double since 2014. >> dana: that's u.s. ambassador to nato, kay hutchison. nato leaders are worried about the president's commitment to security ahead of his meeting this week with russia's president putin. that's next. kay coles, great to have you on the show. i wanted to have you for quite a while. here you are. kay, this weekend, the heritage foundation issued this tweet saying things to remember before real donald trump travels to europe. russia is the aggressor,

that's ahead on this hour of "shepard smith reporting." i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. rescuers racing against time in rising water to save a boy's soccer team trapped in a flooded cave in thailand. the 12 boys smiling for the camera and re-assuring the world they're healthy. there's major concern their safe spot could be under water because of heavy monsoon rains. the boys and their coach have been stranded in the dark wet cave for nearly two weeks after a field trip turned into a nightmare. thai navy seals are in the team teaching them how to scuba dive in case the cave starts filling up and they need to escape. some of these kids are just learning how to swim and the way out is dangerous even for the expert divers. greg palkot is live with more. greg? >> hey, trace. i think the best news that we can present to our viewers is that in fact these kids are in very good shape. considering what they've been through. new video shot by those thai navy seal differs or really spear-heading this operation shows them smiling and introducing themselves to the camera. remember, it

. >> shepard: shepard smith on the fox news deck. president trump refusing to say whether he believes putin's denial of election meddling or believes u.s. intelligence agencies which have confirmed that russia did enter fewer with our election. reaction, the former head of the cia calls it treasonous. and we'll talk to chris wallace who just spoke with vladimir putin. we'll have him live top of the hour. we'll also speak with him regarding the content of the discussion and much more. that's top of the hour or "shepard smith reporting." see you then. >> dana: president trump says vladimir putin made an incredible offer to allow russian and u.s. investigators to work together on allegations of russian cyber attacks. here's how putin described it. >> we favors the continuing collaboration in maintaining cyber security. i'd like to point out specifically that hour special services are cooperating quite successfully. >> dana: joining me now, daniel hoffman, former cia station chief and a fox news contributor. so glad to have you here. i w

call or order online today. >> shepard: shepard smith on the fox news deck.ance chief getting a subpoena according to the corporate cousins at the "wall street journal." "the new york times" supports that robert mueller is digging through the president's tweets. part of his investigation into possible obstruction and otherwise. plus, the president set to speak in the next hour. we'll have it on "shepard smith reporting" on fox news coming up. >> dana: the president talking tough on iran as administration officials meet to discuss their adversary. tensions rising as mr. true and president rouhani have traded barbs. i'm joined by morgan, just fresh in from d.c. have you take a look to what secretary pompeo said about iran in his hearing. >> president trump has said that iran is not the same country it was five months ago. that's because our campaign of testimony pressure, the withdrawal from the nuclear deal and our throw for support for the iranian people are having an impact. >> dana: morgan. mere mortals like us are watching this. people like you know what's

. >> shepard: don't sleep late. >> shepard: at for the long security lines, tsa is telling passengers that any bulky items like books, chocolate bars and powder like substances like ground coffee or granulated sugar might get extra screening. might want to pack them in the stowed checked baggage. many airports are sprucing up operations to handle the big crowds and spending more on construction that they may have put off. in san francisco international, you'll find yoga rooms and hip boutiques and road crews working to improve access in and out of the terminal. something that has needed to happen for many years. perhaps it will be a nicer trip to the airport. back to you. >> neil: glad to hear about the yoga rooms. i was worried. drivers meanwhile, you want to go the more conventional route, gas prices up 28% from a year ago. deidra bolton in new york city where it doesn't seem to be stopping folks. high, deidra. >> not at all. 47 million people expected to take to the roads, which would be a record. of the 47 million, 40 million are expected to be driving. that is per aaa. that measu

. >> shepard: thank you, my friend. kevin corke at the white house no fallout on wall street, this is a pattern. deidra bolton on why no one in corporate america is afraid yet. >> yeah. we saw the dow and the s&p 500 closing higher on earnings. nasd nasdaq, lower for the day. 20% of the companies in the s&p 500, of those more than 80% are exciting profit forecasts. more than 70% are exceeding sales forecasts. that's a good record card for the second quarter season so fan. some movers, harley-davidson up 7%. you can see a huge mover. so international sales grew for the company, domestic sales fell. the company has been praised and criticized at different times by president trump. the most recent was due to its plan, that i said they would shift u.s. production overseas. the ceo says that decision was made in response to the trump administration's tariffs on imported aluminum and steel and the retaliation that that provokes. whirlpool, a different story. closing at a 52-week low. down more than 14%. that's another huge mo

landing both the new shepard rocket, suborbital rocket and the capsule. such mission that new shepard is that product that this company is looking to use for space tourism sending paying passengers just past the edge of space. the company has said to us in recent months it's still looking to do that hopefully before the end of this year safety and tests, you know, allowing for that. but, again, right here in west texas, the latest test from this space start-up. >> if you're jeff bbezos, better to have glitches now than on the primary launch primetime deals on space travel? >> we don't even know the price for travel with new shepard, reports of upwards of $200,000 we'll see. >> echoes, if interested dow's up 75. we do have s&p 2814. a fresh 5.5 month high more from delivering alpha in a moment stay with us with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest p

no, i don't know him well enough. >> shepard: russia is the enemy of the united states.ered in our election and more. john roberts with the latest. >> the pomp and ceremony, glenheim palace, oxfordshire northwest of london. it's interesting. it's on the list of historic places as you can imagine here in england. interesting, too, it's the only nonroyal, non-episcopal public house to bear the title of palace. it's the birth place and home of winston churchill as well. built back in the 1700s. steeped in history. tomorrow the president will get together with the prime minister for a working day of meetings at checkers, the country home of the prime minister. we'll be headed there for another press conference the president will hold. from there, off to scotland where the president will play golf. and then he will head off to finland for the meeting with president putin. let's go to this morning. white house officials say behind closed doors the president was very aggressive with our nato partners in terms of upping their commitment to nato. the president telling them that b

find the care guides you need at aarp.org/caregiving >> shepard: shepard smith on the fox news deck.ng emails for information to use in advertisement. according to the reporting of our corporate cousin at the "wall street journal" actual human beings are reading through your email inbox. wouldn't you like to know how to stop them? we'll tell you exactly how top of the hour on shepard smith reporting. ♪ >> dana: now to the timing of supreme court justice kennedy's retirement and what it could mean for the mid terms with "the national review" writing: if you believe that democrats are already tenner jizzed and the more this will engage previously lethargic republicans the closer this race will be but maybe not. partner of cavalry llc and former chief of staff to senator mitch mcconnell and michael blake dnc vice chair and new york city assembly member. great to have you both here. what do you think, josh, now that the time has passed? it's almost been a week since we learned about this retirement and the republicans feel like they are on -- they have the you were hand. but, is there an

more in a bit. >> shepard: thanks, rick. i promised our viewers we would have uninterrupted coverage of this hearing. we'll do that. i must now add when i said uninterrupted there was about to be an event at the white house. i'm told there would be. it's our tradition, no matter who is in the white house, should they show up something unannounced, we'll take you there. >> you come before a group of senators today filled with serious doubts about this white house and its conduct of american foreign policy. there's reasons to be concerned. among them, the lack of information the administration has provided to members of this committee. it's our hope you'll reduce our level of concern by providing us with clear answers that might help convince us that those at the white house know what they're doing and that to be candid, you know what they're doing. i can't say it more forcefully, we need a clear understanding as to what is going on, what our president is agreeing to and what our strategy is on a number of issues. last week pr

i'm lauer or rah shepard -- laura shepard, director of events, and i'm pleased to welcome you to our program on harvey milk day for the book launch of "harvey milk: his lives and death" with author lillian faderman who will be in conversation with activist and author cleave jones. we would like to acknowledge our cosponsor for this event, the glbt historical society and museum. and i'd like to welcome gerard cos coslip here who's the communications director who will say a few

that's all ahead this hour on "shepard smith reporting." i'm rick leventhal in for shepard smith. president trump set to stop in ireland next before his meeting with vladimir putin. just hours ago, deputy attorney general rod rosenstein announced charges against a dozen russian intelligence officers for hacking hillary clinton's campaign and the democratic national committee. rosenstein urging folks not to think as democrats or republicans but as americans united as an attack on our democracy. >> there will always be adversaries that seek to exacerbate or divisions. so long as we're united and our commitment to the values in the constitution, they will not succeed. >> rick: the white house says the indictments don't provide any evidence that the trump officials were aware of the hacking and that any americans committed the crime or the hacks affected the vote couldn't. julian assange swore up and down that russia was not the source of the information. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge on fox's top story live in washington. catherine, what did we learn from the de

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. >> am jon scott in today for shepard smith. see if he says anything about russian election meddling, waiting for dan coats to speak. says that the intelligence committee has been clear about russia's interference and the ongoing threat to the u.s. we will have it all for you on "shepard smith reporting." ♪ >> melissa: two beaches on long island are open after children were bitten by a shark. the 12-year-old girl and 13-year-old boy were attacked in separate incidents yesterday. >> i saw the shark, because we were at the beach, and it it was not like there would be a tiger or something. and i saw scratches, it was probably a shark or a fish, but i do not think that a fish would have done that. >> melissa: singh that two sharks were caught in the water nearby, but not known if those sharks were the culprit. you have to compare the teeth prints. congressional democrats announcing a new caucus dedicated to universal health care. sing that health care is a human right. >> health care must be affordable and accessible to all resident

. ♪ >> what will we learn about the talks with putin, i am shepard smith, mike pompeo set to testify expect senators to grill him about president trump's meeting with the russian leader in helsinki and the fallout over president trump's fallout in the agency, we will bring you the hearing live uninterrupted coming up at the top of the hour on "shepard smith reporting." see you then. >> i do not want to see nancy come back as speaker. [cheers and applause] i want to the next speaker to come from california, i just do not want it to be nancy pelosi. i wanted to be mean. >> dana: kevin mccarthy acknowledging for the first time publicly that he would like to be the next speaker of the house. joining me now, the chairman of the american conservative union, and former communications director for dnc and a fox news contributor. matt, do you think that's kevin mccarthy saying that today means that he has some votes locked up? >> yes, usually in these leadership elections as you know, dana, the first person in definitely has the best chance of sowing it up. and i think that kevin mccarthy wan

tonight -- dax shepard, kathryn hahn, and music from jason mraz. and now, stay with me, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching, thanks for coming. welcome. very nice. hello to our viewers. to those of you visiting, welcome to hollywood. it is hot today, it's humid. it's a terrible time to be on a street wearing a superhero costume, that's for sure. although is there ever a good time for that, really? we do our show right on hollywood boulevard where we see a lot of unusual things. weird things. illegal things. all kinds of things. but this was a first. i'm driving to work. and right on the corner, on the corner of hollywood and la brea, or labria as my gps calls it. i notice that the newspaper box was smoking. you see that? it was on fire. first time i passed there were flames coming out of this thing so i doubled back to shoot video because i'm a journalist first and foremost. [ laughter ] by the time i got there, a guy from the kabob shop had thro

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this is where mission 9 for the new shepard rocket from blue origin is about to take place. we are seconds away from the launch, and for the crew, they're going to be carrying experiments and a dummy named mannequin skywalker. this is the precursor of space flight for humans. >> go, baby, go, beautiful liftoff of our new shepard rocket here from west texas. listen to that engine roar. you can follow along as she gains speed up to space in the top right corner of your screen. bottom left, follow along with the altimeter. we started about 3,600 feet. that's our altitude down here in west texas launch site. just about at max queue. aerodynamic thrust maximum on the rockets. >> all right, a successful liftoff for new shepard, mission 9, mission 3 for this particular line. there will be a separation and some other steps before both parts of the rocket come to land, and we will keep an eye on that and hope that it is successful for jeff bezos' blue origin. now let's get back to capitol hill, where fed chairman powell has been testifying, day two. >> it seems to me right now that n

richest man in the world he's named his shuttle after the first american in space you imagine how alan shepard must have felt. all those years ago must have been pretty cool. because we get to ft business is certainly a great salesman but is there really a market for such high priced space trips. this vehicle is going to carry humans we're going to make it is safe as we can make it we're going to past it going to take any short cuts so we'll put humans on this vehicle when we're ready and not a second sooner but he'd better not white too long of a billion is are already snapping at his heels british entrepreneur richard branson and tesla c.e.o. elon musk all want to fly tourists in just base and they're spending a fortune on their plans space program will cost around two and a half billion dollars whether you'll be able to walk to tickets from amazon remains in the us. we've reached our final frontier now it's time to enjoy a business update catch more from us on social media from maine and the business team how to write we kept. his word. goddess for. the maestro and famous. beethoven song tw

. >> shepard: from the fox news deck, i'm shepard smith.at a photo open, the president upended world order in the way that no president has. he attacked our closest allies. he berated them and insulted them. he labelled germany captive to russia and he blasted nato agreements that date to post r war -- world war ii. the president could turn back the global clock centuries. in the wake of today's developments, a reminder of what nato is and what it means to the world and to america. nato

that's all ahead this hour on "shepard smith reporting."

that's all ahead on "shepard smith reporting." we begin with breaking news. president trump's former lawyer, michael cohen, secretly record add conversation with the president about possibly giving a former playboy model hush money two months before the 2016 election. that's what a source familiar with the investigation tells fox news. i'm rick leventhal in for shepard smith. "the new york times" broke the story. fox news has confirmed president trump and cohen discussed making payments to model karen mcdougal who claims she had an affair with the president in 2006. president trump denies the relationship. the president's attorney, rudy guliani, says the payment never happened. fbi agents seized the recording when they raided cohen's office in new york city. the feds are looking to her involvement in paying women to keep quiet about alleged relationships with mr. trump leading up to the election and whether that violated campaign finance laws. cohen admits paying stormy daniels $130,000 in exchange for her silence. daniels claims she had sex with the presiden

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please let me introduce our moderator, geoff shepard. he joined the nixon administration as a fellow in 1969 and joined for five years as nixon's domestic council. geoff: good to be here. welcome to all of you. as david said this is probably our 38th nixon legacy forum. and it provides a wonderful opportunity, wonderful partnership between the national archives and the richard nixon foundation and it provides to scholars into looking at the papers in yorba linda. so you get the ability to actually get new insight into what happened. our favorite analogy is to the civil war, the archives has extensive record to what happened in the civil war. but nobody sat down with general grant and said why did you do this? what was your thinking? and what we're able to do with support from the nixon foundation and from the national archives is to go behind the documents and talk about the why workforce of what we did. today's program is on president nixon's drug abuse initiative. and those of us that worked in that area believe that we made dramatic p

. >> shepard: we know that mitch mcconnell recommended raymond kethledge or thomas hardiman as easier to confirm. what would be the thinking there? the other two bring controversy to the table? >> i've heard mixed things about who his favorite is. i don't know what the right answer is. they all have strengths that they bring to the table. some people have said the record that judge kavanaugh has from working in the white house before, that would be somebody that they would take a long time to go through. but i think also you'd see that he is someone that is so well-known, so well-respected just with a still later resume. it would also be very hard to confirm -- to oppose him except on partisan grounds. so each one of them has something that some will say but this. oftentimes there's -- what is perceived as a weakness is their strength. so barrett, you know, people say she's outspoken and was able to defend herself in this hearing, but others say, look, that's why everyone loves her. yes, shelves attacked but also grace under pressure. it's anyone's game. >> neil: i hear you. the one a

i'm rick leventhal in for shepard smith. president trump with damage control after catching backlash over his summit with russian president vladimir putin in helsinki. there he gave the former spy a pass on meddling in our election and questioned the findings of america's intelligence agencies. that caused a lot of fall-out on capitol hill where a wave of republican lawmakers and the president's closest allies slammed his remarks in finland. paul ryan setting the record straight on russia earlier today. >> let's be very clear so everybody knows, russia did meddle with our elections. they're doing it around the world. they did it to france, they did it to maldova and the baltics. russia is trying to delegitimize democracy. >> we have team fox coverage. catherine herridge is in washington. first, kristin fisher live at the white house. kristin? >> rick, there was really two big questions heading into this press availability with president trump. the first, does he believe, does he accept his intelligence community's findings t

i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. moments ago, sarah sanders announcing the white house is looking at revoking security clearances of high profile critics of the president. one of the headlines out of today's briefing. president trump and the iranian president exchanging threats as both leaders step up the war of words. the president threatened the iranian leader with his historic consequences after president rouhani said that american should know that war with iran is the mother of all wars. that came after secretary of state mike pompeo called iran's leaders hypocritical holy men accusing them of getting rich while their people suffer. president trump with drew the iranian nuclear deal. the white house weighing in on the back and forth moments ago. >> the president has been pretty strong since day 1 in his language towards iran. he was responding to comments made from them. >> here's a live look at the white house. we expect to hear from president trump as he showcases american-made products. we'll go there live. fi

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the 34-year-old gave the details to her close friend dax shepard on his pod cast. expert." recalling the moment she and ashton reconnected at an awards show, years after they starred on "that 70's show." >> this very tall, very good-looking stature of a man walked by and i was like, what a good looking, he turns around -- >> what happened to him. >> it was like, oh, oh. so he had the version that's not the same little girl i used to know. she set me up for a blind date. i kissed him for seven years. >> fireworks? >> dax, while i was single never spent the night at any guy's house. this was the only time that i ever spent a night at a guy's house. >> she also said she alienated so many of her friends. >>> still ahead -- ♪ here's a story >> the iconic brady bunch house up for sale. will it be torn down? or, is a pop star about to save it? >> the brady living room, that staircase. >>> then -- >> janet jackson still in control e, behind the scenes of her new newsic video. >>> and happy birthday j.lo. she's making 49 look like 29. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪

. >> shepard: good seeing you, bill johnson. the former heinz ceo. again, that moon analogy is there just for all of you that want to put a time frame on this. nan heyworth is joining us, robin byro and heather zimeraga. heather, let's begin with you. a fear that bill johnson of the heinz fame ended with. concern about a trade war that could escalate, the settlement with europeans, that could wipe out a lot of benefits that we're seeing via tax cuts. are you worried about that? >> a trade war is the only thing that could derail this economy right now. i don't think it's a lunar eclipse. maybe the looney eclipse you referred to. this is a stellar gdp number. americans are captivated by this. regardless if you're a republican or democrat, you should be cheering a higher gdp number. it's the biggest data point that we can look at to see how well the economy is doing. so 4.1% is very good. >> neil: robin, if you are looking at if political landscape here, this is the one thing that republicans keep falling back on. the economy is chugging along at a nice

. ♪ >> jon: i am a jon scott emperor shepard smith today.he latest verification from the white house after president trump had a meeting in helsinki. right now about the senate is voting on a resolution against russia -- i guessed russia, i should say to questioning u.s. officials. that would include formal ambassadors to russia. moscow asked to question the ambassador in exchange for allowing the u.s. access to access the queues in russian meddling. president trump called it an incredible offer. in the last couple of hours, officials said president trump disagreed with it. they had called russia's request absolutely absurd and ambassador michael mcfaul tweeted that he would hope the white house would correct the record on what he calls a ridiculous request. so right now, in the senate, they are voting on this nonbinding resolution. we will keep you apprised as to what that vote reveals. >> all right, remember yesterday a reporter asked the president if he thinks russia is still targeting the u.s. resident trump said no. contradicting his to

her husband dax shepard, who posted the shot, explained.y bride wears gloves in the pool because she hates the feeling of pruney fingertips on skin. >>> also getting candid, kristen's co-star in "bad moms," jada pinkett smith. but there's nothing cute or funny about the compulsions that jada had to fight to overcome. >> when i was younger, i definitely think i had a sex, that's great, but why you having all that sex? ins's what you have to look at. >> candid revelations from jada, who says she's battled several addictions throughout her life, including alcohol. >> i remember reaching a rock bottom. i had those two bottles of wine and i was going for the third bottle and was like, now, hold up. you're in this house by yourself, going on to your third bottle of wine. what's going on? >> joining jada for her facebook watch series "red table talk," her sister-in-law ashley marie, and r&b singer august alsina. both who have struggled with addiction, and when i visited the set, jada told me why she's putting it all out there. are people really pr

visit tripadvisor.com >> shepard: all right. andres obrador wins in a landslide to become mexico's leader. the left has a full run of the table. apparently he and president trump spoke to half an hour today, considered a cordial conversation. let's get the read from congressman henry cuellar. good to have you. is it your sense that these two can cobble together a nafta deal? >> i hope so. this is the first time that since 1929 that mexican elected somebody from the center left. he's been giving an indication that he wants to move to the middle and hopefully the conversation he had with president trump will make sure that we focus on nafta, focus on security and migration issues that are important to both countries. >> neil: it would seem on paper, congressman, that they're opposites. opposites attract. apparently he said of the president that he's erratic and arrogant and campaigned about the bullying tactics when he ran for the mexican leadership. now what? >> you're right. he did say those words about the president. but you kn

studio. >> shepard ferry.d to see you, man. >> i've heard it said that the campaign didn't ask you to do the poster. >> yeah, i didn't think that the campaign would necessarily want to work with me because i thought that maybe i was too controversial a figure. you know, i come from public enemy, nwa, you know, everybody that i am associated with is more or less an antagonist. i made the image and eventually made half a million stickers and 300,000 posters that were all given away. >> all on your own dime. >> yeah. yeah. it was sort of like what are you doing? that guy's going to be out of the running shortly, anyway, why bother? i did it really because i believed in it. >> that pope poster was in many ways trying to speak for a generation. a generation that had eight years of bush, eight years of war. barack obama became in ways a symbol and the poster helped solidify that. >> listening to obama speak, i felt this is a guy who cares deeply about the wellbeing of the average person in the nation. he's as much a