i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith.have the latest on the investigation from the shooting in maryland and what we're learning about the victim. we'll speak to the mayor of annapolis. a city in mourning. that's coming up on "shepard smith reporting." >> thanks, trace. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein facing tough questions from lawmakers yesterday at the house judiciary committee along with chris wray who testified as well. lawmakers demanding answers about withholding documents related to the russia probe. joined by robert driscoll from the d.c. office of stafford. welcome. good to have you. >> thanks for having me, ed. >> ed: what was your take-away? between the border crisis and the retirement of justice anthony kennedy, not enough people in the country may have been able to focus in on that i.g. report from the justice department that basically had this bottom line saying, there was no real bias even though they had page after page suggested just that, bias. >> i think the report was stunning to me as a former

that's ahead this hour on "shepard smith reporting." i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. first lady melania trump making a surprise visit to the southern border. meantime, president trump faces backlash over his zero tolerance policy and the separation of immigrant families. the first lady visiting a shelter for undocumented children in texas. more on that in a moment. the first, the president signed an executive order to keep immigrant families together. he says it's still up to congress to solve the problem. he's accusing democrats of blocking bills to fix the issue. >> the democrats are causing tremendous damage and destruction and lives by not doing something about this. they don't care about the children, they don't care about the injury, they don't care about the problems. they don't care about anything. all they do is obstruct. >> democrats pushing back accusing president trump of using immigrant children as bargaining chips. >> he can still fix it on his own. he created this. let's be honest, the president has used these tiny hostages, used the zero tolerance as a

i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. the suspected murderer that turned the newsroom into a war zone had a longstanding grudge against the "capital gazette" newspaper and wanted to kill as many people as he could. that's the word from police in annapolis, maryland. a judge ordered 38-year-old jarrod ramos to stay in jail on five counts of first degree murder in one of the deadliest attacks on american journalists in history. police say the suspect used a pump action shotgun to blast through a glass door and killed four journalists and a sales assistant. prosecutors say he barricaded the exit doors so workers couldn't escape. you may have heard reports that the suspect mutilated his fingers to prevent investigators to identifieding him. but the anne arundel police say that is not try. the chief added that we have not idea who leaked that and we were upset about it. those records were circulating among high levels of law enforcement. law enforcement said when they caught the guy did didn't have i.d. and refused to cooperat

i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. breaking news. the summit between president trump and kim jong-un will happen on june 12 in singapore. that is the word from the president. watch. >> you people are going to have to travel because you'll be in singapore june 12. and i think it will be a process. i never said it goes in one meeting. i think it will be a process. the relationships are building and it's a very positive. >> very positive thing. comes after president trump met face to face with kim jong-un's right-hand man, kim young chul hand delivering a letter from the north korean dictator. the president said it was a nice letter, an interesting letter but he wouldn't say what was in it. he said it led to a two-hour conversation with the north koreans. the president said he thinks kim jong-un is committed to getting rid of his nukes. let's get to the chief white house correspondent, john roberts. he's live on the north lawn. john, you were in the pool. he said it's confusing. he said the letter was interesting but he s

that and the day's news coming up on "shepard smith reporting." >> i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. a federal judge ordering president trump's former campaign chairman to jail while he awaits trial. she accused him of abusing the court's trust and revoked his bail. the decision comes after manafort was accused of trying to get witnesses to lie about the work they did on behalf of ukraine. obstructing justice or, in other words, witness tampering. prosecutors say it went down as manafort was under house arrest for tax evasion, bank fraud and money laundering. manafort has pleaded not guilty to those charges and the obstruction charges. others have pleaded guilty to lying to investigators. they include manafort's former associate, rick gates. president trump tweeted saying the judge was harsh on manafort. earlier today, the president tried to distance himself from his former campaign chairman and criticized investigators for digging up things years ago. >> i feel badly about a lot of it. some of it is unfair. some of it goes back 12 years. like manafort has nothing to do with o

that's ahead in this hour of "shepard smith reporting." i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. after blaming democrats calling on congress to take action and insisting he couldn't fix the problem, president trump says he's taking action to keep immigrant children with their parents. >> we're going to keep families together but we still have to maintain toughness or our country will be overrun by people, by crime, by all of the things that we don't stand for that we don't want. >> trace: president trump insists he couldn't stop family separations himself and it was up to congress to solve the problem. >> you agree with children being taken away from their parents? >> no, i hate it. i hate it. the democrats have to change their law. it's their law. we need ten votes. we can't -- >> how about executive order? >> trace: the president's turn around comes over days of outrage over the zero tolerance policy. it prosecutes parents for crossing illegally and takes away their children. mike emanuel is on capitol hill with more, but first let's get to john roberts. he's live on the north

. >> i also tweeted out about shepard smith and by the way, i have met shepard smith and he is reportinghe news. there is no question by the. he's telling the truth. and so is chris wallace. i haven't seen as much of bret baier. and i know there is a difference between a news reporting and opion and editorial and all of that. but what i'm saying is the editorial part of fox news which is, you know, hannity, and tucker carlson, and laura ingraham. those shows not -- they are really in support of trump. and that is -- fox news has a good array -- has strong ratings. there is a chunk of media that is verbally and overtly in support of donald trump. that's just true. howie: there was a chunk of media that was in support of barack obama. let's talk about the runup to the iraq war. you are playing john wolcott. an old colleague of mine. in terms of name i.d., would you think tom hanks was would have an easier time. >> alec baldwin was set to play that part. we had been shooting for a week and on the saturday before he was supposed to shoot on monday he called and dropped out. i said what do i

. >> shepard: shepard smith on the fox news deck. the white house will award the highest military honor to the widow of a world war ii veteran that risked his own life to save his fellow soldiers. ahead, you'll hear how the army lieutenant garland connor used telephone wire to stop the enemy. that and the rest of the headlines top of the hour on "shepard smith reporting." see you then. >> dana: president trump wrapping up a working lunch with republican lawmakers at the white house. the president calling the supreme court decision upholding his travel ban "a great victory." he spoke about his long-promised border wall. >> discussing today the funding of the wall, which we very much need. we started the wall. we're spending a lot of energy and a lot of time and started up in san diego and other places. it's under construction. we have $1.6 billion. we're going to ask for an increase in wall spending so we can finish it quicker. >> dana: my next guest was at the lunch. shelly moore capito. she's part of the commerce committee. great to

that's ahead in this hour of "shepard smith reporting."

i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. president trump claims democrats are making up phony stories of sadness and grief at the southern border where his policy has separated hundreds of children from their parents. as you just saw, the president met with families of people that said that they were permanently separated from loved ones. they didn't get to say good-bye. they didn't get to reunite. by undocumented immigrants. watch this. >> we're gathered today to hear from the american victims of illegal immigration. you know, you hear the other side. you never hear this side. >> today a gauatemalan mother sued the government but got her son back today. democrats say president trump is trying to use the children as leverage to force through a republican immigration bill. >> he's taking infant children hostage. wrenching them from the arms of their parents. traumaizing them perhaps for life. >> after calling on congress to fix the problem by passing an immigration bill, the president is telling gop lawmakers to stop wasting

top of the hour or "shepard smith reporting."n. >> dana: wild fire fears close to the colorado national forest. the move means hundreds of miles limits to hikers and campers. 2,000 homes have been evacuated because of a forestire that has burned 30 square miles so far. so a handshake seen around the world as president trump and kim jong-un meet for the first time. surprisingly, even the people of north korea knew kim was in singapore for the summit with the country's main newspaper offering state-directed coverage. me right now, brian mckeon. let me start with you. i understand that there's a general feeling that the summit declaration is less than expected but is it a step in the right direction? >> certainly the meeting is an important step in the right direction and now we begin apro. i don't want to diminish that. i think the statement was a little light on substance. reminds me of the peggy lee song "is that all there is?" a lot less detail that have been in prior statements of this kind. >> dana: is that because the preside

that's all ahead in this hour of "shepard smith reporti." i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. the president is refusing to back down on the policy of separating children from their parents at the southern border. >> we can release all immigrant families and minors who show up at the border from central america or we can arrest this adults for the federal crime of illegal entry. those are the only two options. >> the images and sounds of separated children adding to the outrage. here's a reporting or takened by pro publica, a nonprofit jour l journalist group. [crying]. >> trace : president trump claims it's up to congress to fix the problem. some of his fellow republicans say the trump administration could stop the separation of families right now. >> zero tolerance policy is of their making. the policy we're talking about was implemented by this administration. they can change it if they wanted to. >> the president headed to capitol hill to meet with gop lawmakers. they're working on an immigration bill that calls for ending the separation of parents and kids. we have team fo

. >> breaking news, shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck. >> shepard: arguing with our allies and giving our enemy love. a live look at the g-7 summit in charlevoix, quebec in canada. president trump is meeting with six fellow world leaders. the president says somebody is missing from the negotiating table, he's put it the russian president vladimir putin. >> but russia should be in the meeting. they should be a part of it you know, whether you like it or not, and it may not be politically correct, but we have a world to run. >> shepard: the g-7 used to be the called the g-8. russia was in there until the russians got kicked out in 2014. that's when the russian president vladimir putin ordered his troops to invade ukraine and take over crimea. president trump made these comments as the special counsel robert mueller is looking into moscow's mettling in the 2016 presidential campaign and possible ties between russia and members of president trump's campaign. russia doesn't even have a top 10 size economy in the world. moscow has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing. meantime

i'm shepard smith in new york. the 81-year-old announced his stepping down after 30 years on the bench. president ronald reagan appointed him. he actually wanted a more conservative appointee. he couldn't make it happen at the time. since justice kennedy, who the "wall street journal" describes as a maverick conservative, has been a swing vote. the decider between liberals and conservatives. "swing vote", a term he hated. he said cases swing, i don't. but still he was the swing vote on campaign finance, voting rights and more. as our corporate cousins report this afternoon, on the conservative side of the ledger, justice kennedy was part of the majorities that loosened campaign finance restrictions, recognized individual gun ownership rights and decided that voting rights protection dating to the jim crow era were too heavy handed on states in the modern day south. he wrote the 2010 opinion on citizens united versus federal elections commission. that struck down longstanding restrictions on corporate and union poli

. >> shepard smith on the fox news deck.ng for the white house briefing scheduled to begin in the next half hour. the first time that we've heard from sarah sanders since president trump said undocumented immigrants should be kicked out with no trial, no due process. we'll watch the briefing live with you. that's coming up the top of the hour on "shepard smith reporting." see you then. >> dana: think you have a bad commute? not like this guy. a jersey city man who is paddle boarding across the hudson river to get to his job in manhattan. scott holt wearing the suit as he played the trek across the water. he said the trip took a half an hour and he made it in time for his morning meeting. authorities could not recommend this commuting to others. pretty brave. you can call it a sign of the times. teens going through life on social media. the anonymity can give cover to those that spread hate and belittle others. my next guest is a best selling author. her new book is a fictional account of what social media can do to real life

. >> shepard: shepard smith on the fox news deck. an eye on quebec, president trump in the next hour is set to take part in a working session at the summit, the g 7 summit there. it could get interesting, too. as president trump and a couple of his fellow world leaders are in the middle of a tiff over tariffs. we're also monitoring breaking news in the russia investigation. new charges against the president's former campaign chairman. that, and the rest of the day's breaking news, top of the hour on shepard smith reporting. we'll see you then. >> dana: survivors of the pulse nightclub massacre in orlando have are suing the city. claim didn't do enough to stop the shooter. off duty officer working security abandoned his post allowing the shoot tore return with guns. omar mateen killed 4 49 people and wounded 53 others in the attack june 2016. police later shot and killed mateen who claimed allegiance to isis. president trump saying he is open to more partisan as alice johnson celebrates her freedom after the president commuted her lif

i i i'm shepard smith on facebook live with i will circle scene and slide nightly newscast here on fees i i i. well as you've seen there the shows will be produced by us based media outlets from different sides of the political spectrum ranging from c.n.n. to fox news it's reported to the social media giant is set aside a ninety million dollars budget for the project but despite its rapidly growing involvement with mainstream media back in april chief executive mark zuckerberg was reluctant to acknowledge the platform's pivotal role in the news industry which are you are you a tech company or are you the world's largest publisher do we feel responsibility for the content on our platform the answer to that i think is clearly yes and but i don't think that that's incompatible with fundamentally yet at our core being a technology company where the main thing that we do is have engineers and build products facebook claims that the news outlets will have full editorial control over the programs which for now will only be available in the u.s. neil wallis media commentator and former news edi

i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. neil starts now. >> neil: all right. not exactly gaining set backs. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world." we're putting a month of stock trading to rest. a quarter of stock trading to rest. the first half year on the month. we saw the dow surrender a little ground. the nasdaq and the s&p 500 did more than okay. look how we've been doing so far this year with the dow down about 1.7%. nasdaq, s&p 500, 1.8%. the technology stocks leading the way for the nasdaq. the dow advancing and the s&p 500 as well. the quarter was the only period that registered the hat trick averages. this is a convenient time to step back and look where we stand six months into the trading year, economic year. six months into the tax cuts that the claims that got all of this going. kevin corke with more. >> an economic miracle, neil. that's how the president described what happened with those fay news now tax cuts. keep this in mind. he would like to see more where that came from if they can somehow manage a proposed seco

shepard smith sometimes tries to debunk the president's claims. >> shep smith superstar. >> love him. >> president trump accuse the special counsel and his team of a whole new set of conspiracy theories. unfound not based on fact or reason with no evidence to support them. >> judge nap where, fox news' news gathering force. again, specifically -- doing what republicans always did, that is stand up and defend the rule of law. stand up and defend the fbi. howie: there is no surprise that joe and mika will defend those who support their views. >> it was comey leaks because he wanted a special counsel based on a phoney dossier. then he spies on democrats. mueller's out of control russia probe has lost any legitimacy. howie: if you look at the whole picture it undermines the narrative that fox news is some kind of monolith. the howie: the media have been far more retrained over another outrage, samantha bee went off on the president's daughter for the sin of posting a picture with her child with the worst word you can use against a woman. >> that's a beautiful photo of you and your child.

i'm shepard smith in new york.because breaking news changes everything. this is fox news channel. >> neil: man, it's the summit self talking about, everyone, right? it's not talking about that one with our former enemy. i'm talking about the one coming up in canada with our friends. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. fox on top of what could be a g-7 meeting for the history books. a lot of people are angry at us among our colleagues there. they want to know why it is we're targeting them and treating them more roughly than we are china. well, at least suffice it to say, this is already prompted a nasty phone call between our president and the leader of canada and

that's coming up on "shepard smith reporting." >> dana: now to the mid-terms and the impact of the immigrationight in texas. some say beto o'rourke is gaining steam against ted cruz. joining me now, juan williams, fox news political analyst and co-host of "the five." glad to have you here. on the whole beto o'rourke thing and ted cruz got more votes of all the democratic candidates combined. i felt like this is impossible that ted cruz could lose. am i wrong? >> it's not impossible. there's enough democrats in texas that he could lose. that's what his team is worried about. ted cruz should win. it could be a close race. >> beto o'rourke the kind of candidates that democrats should be looking for towards their future hopes and maybe not this election but the coming years? maybe they can pick up steam there? >> i don't know. when you think back to the democratic primary, beto o'rourke squeezed by. it was a surprise to a lot of people. he had established his backing. the money didn't flow in the way that alex would be accustomed to for the leading candidate. the question is if he has that kind of

i'm shepard smith in new york. should news break out, we'll break in because breaking news changes everything. this is fox news channel. >> neil: man, it's the summit self talking about, everyone, right? it's not talking about that one with our former enemy. i'm talking about the one cominr welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. fox on top of what could be a g-7 meeting for the history books. a lot of people are angry at us among our colleagues there. they want to know why it is we're targeting them and treating them more roughly than we are china. well, at least suffice it to say, this is already prompted a nasty phone call between our president and the leader of canada and now there's talks about him wanting to have bilateral negotiations with canada and france. this is before the big summit with the north koreans. let's say a doue pow-wow. this is going to be an more. interesting opening act, my friend. >> the g-7 getting more interested by the day. who would have thunk it? president trump set to go to ater this w

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he's in for shepard smith. "your world" with neil cavuto is right now. >> good morning! >> good morning. >> secretary nielsen! >> or actually bad morning. >> can you believe this? protesters taking the immigration fight today for the front door of the homeland security secretary kirstjen neilsen. carrying signs, labelling her a child snatcher. this is days after protesters shouted her out of a washington d.c. restaurant. this is now getting personal. and it's also getting something else. very dangerous. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. the immigration battle boiling over. but is it also getting a little bit too dangerous, too close and exactly too risky for comfort? more on that in a moment. first to john roberts on how the white house is responding to this. john? >> neil, good afternoon to you. the protesters in front of the secretary of homeland security's house shouting no justice, no sleep. they kind of woke up her and the entire neighborhood this morning. the president just a short time ago illuminating what he believes are the stakes in this immigration debate

and at fox we've seen this happen with shepard smith, seen him be willing to stand up and say some thingse's been applauded for. i can't explain to you why they're taking this position because the position do me doesn't make any sense. >> the president is tripling down on this trade within china. does this wipe out the republican proclaimed benefit of those tax cuts to you? >> well, it certainly is going to be damaging. you can see the markets are reacting very negatively. we've had lots of trouble with china for a long period of time. as to this approach, i don't think now this doubling down and back and forth is the right approach. but i believe the whistle should have been blown on china long ago. however, we also of course are involved in a trade skirmish that could lead to a war with our friends and allies, and this is one of the things i greatly worry about. you know, this idea that we're america and we're tough and all you just suck it up and we're going to do what we want to do, brooke, what people have to realize is that the free trade, the economic cohesion between our friends a

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. >> shepard smith on the fox news deck.o the planned summit between president trump and kim jong-un. most of the focus has been getting the north to give up their nukes. but we'll speak with somebody that has spent their live seeing the horrors of human rights and it should be part of the discussion. that's on "epard smith reporting." see you then. >> dana: lawmakers have plenty of advice for president trump when he meets with kim jong-un about six hours from now. senator lindsey graham is challenging his colleagues, democrats and republicans, to help the president get a good deal by telling the world that they're ready to authorize military force if diplomacy fails. >> you have to help him get the deal. you have to help the president convince north korea and china that this program is going to come to an end, hopefully peacefully and there's no more kicking the can down the road. >> dana: chris stirewalt is here with us. >> here we are. >> dana: congress likes to get involved but has little to do with this suck mitt. >> th

i'm trace gallagher for shepard smith. "your world" with neil cavuto is right now. >> neil: thank you very much, trace. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." man, oh, man, they say this president does not conduct formal press conferences. what do you call this? >> were comey's actions unfair to hillary? >> no. i think james comey was unfair to the people of this country. his investigation has been totally discredited. you're asking me about peter strzok being fired? i'm amazed that peter strzok is still at the fbi. >> are you worried that michael cohen might flip? >> i did nothing wrong. do you mind if i talk? >> he has spoken so passionately about the circumstances that led to otto warmbier's death. in the same breath, you're distending kim jong-un's human rights records. how can you do that? because i don't want to see a nuclear weapon destroy you and your family. >> neil: that went well. we were doing some rough math here. the average formal press conference, let's say barack obama's average formal press conference, do

i'm trade gallagher in for shepard smith. your world with neil cavuto is next. mammothwoundedwarriors.org. see you tomorrow. >> neil: all right. think quick. which trump do you think today might have just changed course on the immigration debate? how about this one. >> we all know they're having -- they're here without their families. i want to thank you for your hard work, your compassion and your kindness. i also would like to ask you how i can help to get them back with their families as quickly as possible. >> neil: yeah, melania trump played a big role in getting the president to change his mind and sign the executive order that stopped separating kids from their parents along the border and doubled down on that by going to the border and visiting the facility in mcca calmccalle. steve harrigan is there with more. hi, steve. >> neil, the first lady spent two hours on the grounds in a shelter on the south side of town. the shelter holds 58 children from ages 12 to 17. the children neither crossed the border illegally or been separated from their parents. the

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. >> shepard: shepard smith on the fox news deck.sident trump's long time attorney and fixer michael cohen. reports that cohen's attorneys are headed for the exits. plus president trump says there no more nuclear threat from north korea. it's gone. i will speak with an analyst who says the world will be safe only when kim jong un's weapons are gone. and they're not. top of the hour, shepard smh reporting. we'll see you then. ♪ >> dana: well the trump-kim summit may be over but of state pompeo says tal with north korea will resume next week amid some concerns about the agreement. the "wall street journal" editorial board writing: there is no excuse for a nuclear deal that doesn't entirely eliminate the program with on demand inspections everywhere. this is what mr. trump is insisting for iran and he can't adopt a lesser standard on north korea. daniel henninger, deputy editorial page director of the "wall street journal" and a fox news contributor. he joins me now. always a treat to have you program. >> good to be here, dana. >> dana:

i'm shepard smith in new york. the 81-year-old announced his stepping down after 30 years on the bench. president ronald reagan appointed him. he actually wanted a more conservative appointee. he couldn't make it happen at the time. since justice kennedy, who the "wall street journal" describes as a maverick conservative, has been a swing vote. the

. >> i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. breaking news.mit between president trump and kim jong-un will happen on june 12 in singapore. that is the word from the president. watch. >> you people are going to have to travel because you'll be in singapore june 12. and i think it will be a process. i never said it goes in one meeting. i think it will be a process. the relationships are building and it's a very positive. >> very positive thing. comes after president trump met face to face with kim jong-un's right-hand man, kim young chul hand delivering aet

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smith. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 washington where the president has been pushing and unsubstantiatedthat the fbi put a spy in his campaign. day the house speaker, pl ryan joined the chorus of no, they didn't. mr. speaker, can the president pardon himself? >> i don't know the technical answer, but i think obviously the answer is he shouldn't and nobody is above the law. >> after the president floated the idea of giving our blago a break of prison a official forgiveness for martha stewart, we're hearing those are a couple of the names o a long list of potential pardons. looks like kim kardian's oval office visit paid off and in a bi

smith. >> shepard: all new and fresh this hour, coming to erica. it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 in washington where president trump a ws c trade an north korea and saying the next week's summit goes well, the north korean dictator could score a white house invite. mike pompeoet t brief thepo summit. l have it live. and plus, the president accuses the fbi of inserting a spy in his campaign. of course, there's novidence that anything like that happened and now some top republicans are finally pushing back. the justice department now looking to put all of the rumors to rest. let's get to it. a live look at the white house where the secretary of state mike pompeo is about toeet with president trump and the japanese prime minister at the oval office. secretary pompeo willt about the historic s north korea. we'll bring it live. president presiays he hopes the upcoming meeting with north korea hopefully represents a bright new future for the world. >> denuclearization of the north n eraf osperi, peaceher in y for all americans, north and south koreans

smith. >> shepard: the reaction has been pouring in after we finally got the justice department inspector general's report on the fbi and how they handled the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. now the white house set to respond. we'll explain from the actions from the key players. everybody from james comey who has already commented on the findings to loretta lynch and the texting of fbi agents. how this could affect robert mueller's russia investigation. i'll speak with reporters at the justice department, the white house, capitol hill and the special report anchor bret baier. and the president and his children facing a new lawsuit. this time over his foundation. we're tracking the accusations and the president's response. also, the pentagon apparently set to cancel a major military exercise with south korea. keeping promises to pyongyang? let's get to it. the justice department inspector general is blasting the former fbi director james comey for how he handled the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. the report states that comey was insubordinate but adds that his actions were not

smith. >> shepard: all new and fresh this hour, coming to america. kim of north korea. it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 in washington where president trump wrapped up a news conference on trade and north korea and saying the next week's summit goes well, the north korean dictator could score a white house invite. mike pompeo set to brief reporters ahead of the singapore summit. we'll have it live. and plus, the president accuses the fbi of inserting a spy in his campaign. of course, there's no evidence that anything like that happened and now some top republicans are finally pushing back. the justice department now looking to put all of

smith. >> shepard: the reaction has been pouring in after we finally got the justice department inspector's report on the fbi and how they handled the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. now the white house set to respond. we'll explain from the actions from the key players. everybody from james comey who has already commented on the findings to loretta lynch and the texting of fbi agents. how this could affect robert mueller's russia investigation. i'll speak with reporters at the justice department, the white house, capitol hill and the special report anchor bret baier. and the president and his children facing a new lawsuit. this time over his foundation. we're tracking the accusations and the president's resp