some people will change their mind by the morning, trace. >> thank you, mike emanuel live for us on capitol hillre on immigration ahead. first, you could soon be spending more money when you shop online. details on a new security ruling that might cost you ahead. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. >> i'm lea gabrielle with a fox report. more headlines from the fox news deck. cops in florida say they arrested this man in the death of rising rap star xxx and charged him with murder. the broward county sheriff says they're looking for other suspects. the rapper gunned down in his car on monday. police say it may have been a robbing attempt. the rapper visited a bank to get cash earlier in the day. flooding in pennsylvania killed one person. police found a body near pittsburgh. heavy rain forced views to make dozens of water rescues yesterday. a dad jumping on to a race track after watching his son's car crash and burst into flames, this happened in southern virginia on father's

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 fox coverage with mike emanuel live for us on capitol hill. first, to the chief white house correspondent, john roberts. he's live at the white house. john? >> trace, good afternoon to you. senator lindsey graham of south carolina is right. the administration could end this with a stroke of the pen this afternoon if they wanted to. the president wants congress to fix it, which is why he's headed to capitol hill later this afternoon to talk to house republicans about legislation that will be pending before the house this week to adjust some of these immigration laws and border security. under current law, if you're going to arrest somebody and prosecute them for crossing the border, they have to be removed, separated from the children brought with them. the president speaking to the national federation of independent business says he wants congress to change the law so the children and their parents can stay together. lop time or let them go into the united states. a process called catch and release. the bush administration tri

teaches us a lot about how torepare a think quickly on your feet. >> can use that today on capitol hill? >> i think absolutely. people ask me frequently, do you use your mba? no comment in the sense that i do not study spreadsheets are anything like that. remember once asking senator hutchinson why he chose me with such limited experience on capitol hill. e said because i have an mba and i stood out. >> why is it important to you? our faith is tested each and every day. i think we fall short of the steps that christ laid out for us. hopefully we have an opportunity to ask for forgiveness and look for guidance and direction in our life. in all of these roles but hopefully there is a foundation for our family understandon that our savior is somebody o sacrificed for us. that is foundational for many of us. >> have you instill that in your children? >> for us and our kids church is very important to us. where kristin and i really came to faith as adults. it is where we had our children baptized. it is where we were married. our kids are active in the youth programs. something weately, beli

virginia congressman dave brat joins us on capitol hill. voters heading to the polls in 7 states. if you had any doubt about this president's ability to win as much and as often as he promised. you should acknowledge that roughly in a year and a half in his first term as president wins almost daily and this was another such day. you have the supreme court not only upholding the travel ban, but siding with conservatives against a california law that would enforce pregnancy centers to provide information about abortion. at the same time markets will be higher. the dow up 30 points. folks in the business press have been blaming every market move on trade wars, employing the lazy trump narrative as their ideological left-wing colleagues. even today made yeah prime minister justin trudeau suddenly a fan of trash rivers, considering tariffs and quotas on chinese steel. no. around first guest talking about immigration is congressman dave brat who sits on the house budget and small business committees. great to have you with us. let me ask it this way. why in the world are we watching a s

tracie potts live for us on capitol hill this morning. tracie, thank you. >>> 5:48.voters in the district. early voting in d.c.'s primary ends today. the election day is next tuesday, june 19th. maryland voters have until next thursday to cast their ballots early. the maryland primary is june 26. >>> hank diedel's tavern is one of our area's oldest bars. the tavodn sto on it for more than 10 year snoo they insurance, so the majority of work will be done by volunteers with donated materials. so great to see the community rally around that establishment to get it rebuilding. he> well, today is last day of school for a lot of kids in our area, and that means it'sin time to something for them to do this summer. this morning we are kicki off our summer staycation series. >> molette green is working for you dlut our area. today she's previewing a summer event at the national air and space museum. it's free. that is one of the c slestts in our entire area, molette. >> yeah, this is my first time e making it out, and i am in absolute awe. we're delighted this morning have th

tracie potts live for us on capitol hill. tacie,nk you. >>> 5:48. a controversial call to action from california representative maxine waters. a speech she gave in front of the cheering crowd calling for atcks on the trump administration. >>> waters told the crowd if they see anyon from the president's cabinet out in public to push back. this comes aft several of president trump's staffers will run out of businesses. the latest one white house press secretary sarah huckabeeanders that was moved from the red hen restaurant in lexington, virginia. not the one in d.c. the restaurant has received a lot of attention e attention both positive and negative. >> no, i don't think that it's right, but this is a symptom. this is a resultf what trump's policies have done to this country. >> they need tope r everybody else's views, and they want to turn people -- turn some of us away to people that think differently than the think. >> the owner of the restaurant says she does not regret her decision. republicans are also responding to waters for calling for actio

mike emanuel is live for us on capitol hill with more. >> trace, good afternoon to you. this is the line from president trump on fox news this morning that absolutely positively stopped many house republicans in their tracks. >> i certainly wouldn't sign -- >> what does the bill -- >> i need a bill that gives this country tremendous border security. i have to have that. >> a key house moderate sounded stunned saying lawmakers thought they were giving the president everything he wanted. >> we're awaiting the president to clarify his comments. we have negotiated the four pillars deal, his deal. we accepted the dhs' own recommendations on this. we're waiting for him to clarify. >> the confusion was a devastating blow with a member of house leadership saying they cannot go forward with immigration reform without the president's endorsement. trace? >> what about democrats, mike? how are they respond something. >> they noted that at this time of the week every week, the house leaders get on the floor and talk about the week ahead. they noticed r

on capitol hill. thank you for that. >>> nbc's peter alexander joins us from mt. pleasant, wisconsin, where just moments from now the president is set to deliver remarks on the economy. also nbc's justice correspondent, pete williams, is outside the supreme court. peter, let me start with you before that event gets under way. certainly seems like republicans on capitol hill see this as an opportunity to put democrats in these trump states on the defensive. the administration seeing this as a political opportunity, too. >> yeah, that's exactly right. within the last hour my colleague hallie jackson at the white house spoke to mark short who expressed real concerns that democrats in his words effectively are already trying to stand up to a nominee before a nominee for the court has even been picked. right now we are waiting to hear from the president. he's been focusing on jobs here in wisconsin, but obviously that one job to fill the vacancy on the supreme court bench is the one that's occupied a lot of his public remarks in the last 24 hours or so, including what h

on feet. >> can you use that today on capitol hill? absolutely.nk people ask me frequently. no, in the sense of do you look at discounted cash flows. spreadsheets?ng no, i have not. to mba school to have a career switch. instead, i think the doors were there. doors opened back up on capitol hill. once asked by smart me.hison why you choose i do think it's something that is underappreciated on capitol hill. mbaink there's more programs to tap into. talent pool on capitol hill young people who graduated from the top schools looking for step.ext career >> you mentioned this earlier about your state. to you andmportant how have you been tested by it? tested on that we're faith each and everyday. steps that thef christ laid out for us. hopefully we look forward to an opportunity for ask for forgiveness and look for god's direction. all those roads test you. hopefully it's a foundation that our family toor build upon and for our family to our savior ist somebody who sacrificed for us withn have a atonement god. that's foundational. >> how do you instill that in your children? >> i

use. >>> on capitol hill, california senator dianne feinstein is calling on i.c.e. to stop separating families when they are taken into custody at the border. feinstein is planning to introduce a bill that would put a stop to it. attorney general jeff sessions announced a zero tolerance policy last month for immigrants i will really crossing the border. president trump's administration is facing deep scrutiny over the policy. >>> a candidate for mayor is proposing to reform the sanctuary city law. angela alioto will make a push today trying to gain support for a petition she is circulating. alioto wants to allow local law enforcement to coordinate with immigration agents if the suspect has committed a violent felony. she is hoping to get the measure on the november ballot. >>> for the first time in 18 years, a senior north korean official will be at the white house. a top aide to kim jong-un is delivering a letter to president trump. it is a reciprocal message to one the president sent to kim last month. >> so i look forward to seeing what's in the letter. but it's

. >> thank you, tracie potts live on capitol hill for us. thanks, tracie. >>> well, t red hen restaurant in lexington, virginia, was thrust into the spotlight after

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on your counities, your schools, your hospitals, your jobs, or your safety. >> and mexico. prident trump: mexico doing nothing for us except taking our money and sending us drugs. >> on capitol hill house republicans postpone a vote on a long-term legislative fix. >> we've all been in negotiatio for the last several weeks. we'll spend the weekend, delay a vote tillk. next w >> but the president tells them to stop wasting their time trying to pass legislation tefore the mid-term elections. what's n for the more than 2,000 children waiting to be reunited with their parents and at's next in congress? we examine the challenges ahead with nancy cordes of cbs news, michael shear of the "new york times,"f yeganeh torbati reuters, and dan balz of "the washington post." >> this is "washington week." funding is provided by -- >> their leadership is instctive. theynderstand the challenges of today and research the technologies of tomorrow. some call them veterans. we call them part of our team. >> on a cruise with american cruise lines journey along the colombia and snake rivers travelers reforge the route forged by lewis and clark more than 200 yrs ago. american cruise lines' fleet of padd

blayne alexander is on capitol hill today for us. >> reporter: erica, here on capitol hill we startedo bills. we've now gone down to one and that one is facing opposition from some republicans who say that it's not tough enough. now the vote has been postponed until tomorrow in a scramble to get enough support. milar blanket. students at the capital with the plight of the childrenbt oained at the u.s. border. around them leaders praying for a change in the country's immigration laws. hours later -- >> the bill sent passed. >> reporter: house lawmakers rejecting a bill would havug ended border enforcement and funded the border wall. >> it is a sin and a shame. >> reporter: moderate republicans pushing a compromise bill that offersh a p to citizenship for dreamers, immigrants brought here as children. >> i think we're making advancements because we're putting ideas on the table. >> reporter: an upcoming cover of "time magazine" capturing bruc trump to reverse his border polip. melania traking a vis toyo -- visit to texas. her husband sounding sympathetic. >> it bothered her to look at t

on your feet. and how to be prepared to lead a class? steve: can you use that today on capitol hill? marc: i think absolutely. people ask me, have you used your mba? no, in the sense of, do you look at discounted cash flows or do you study spreadsheets? no. i'm not. and i haven't en since i came out of school to i went to mba school in hopes of having a career switch. instead, i think the doors were closed there. the doors opened on capitol hill. i remember once asking senator high chance and, why did you limitede with such experience on capitol hill? she said, everyone else appear with a lawyer. you had an mba so you stood out. i think it is something that is underappreciated on capitol hill. i think there's more mba beginning around washington dc to tap into. i think talent pull and capitol hill, young people who have graduated from the top schools in our country, who are looking for the next career step. reporter: you mentioned about your faith. why is it important to you, and how have you been tested by it? marc: i think we are tested in our faith every day. i think we fall short

ed henry reporting on that and catherine herridge joins us with details on a hearing on capitol hill as rod rosenstein clashes with gop lawmakers as they demand documents and answers. >> why are you keeping information from congress? >> i am not keeping any information from congress. >> the house of representatives is going to say something different. s 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 prices... so you can get the best deal on the right hotel for you. dates, deals, done! tripadvisor. visit tripadvisor.com .. alert. the clock is ticking on a new nominee to replace retiring justice anthony kennedy a >> this is a fox news alert. the clock is ticking on a new nominee to replace justice anthony kennedy andnd ticking after the helsinki summit with russian pres. vladimir putin and donald trump. we will hear from mitch mcconnell in a minute, his first interview since the kennedy announcement. ed henry joins us with latebreaking developments. >> reporter: w

of amazing i wish they would do what i know you do when your life as an attorney and i used to do on capitol hill is give you a nice red line of what it was before and what is it now because they are so long and complicated but your advice mile is miles as good about reading it do if you have problems can you and can u.s. citizens take advantage of this also can you actually seek to see what information they have and if it's incorrect have it updated or delete it. well to a degree you do and you're not going to have all the rights of a european union citizen would have but you do have some rights and one thing to keep in mind for it as well is that the united kingdom even though they have technically removed themselves from bracks it is still abiding by it and so sometimes you going to see a situation with certain scandinavian countries which may not be technically european union countries and the united kingdom is still abiding by it so it's extraordinarily important to pay attention to this now what's also interesting as well is that with any sort of privacy regime there's a barrage recy so ind

on wednesday morning. rob: thanks for getting up early with us. behind closed doors on capitol hill.lian: lawmakers grill them on his anti-trump text messages and his role in the clinton email probe. douglas later has more on what we can expect. >> reporter: these are the text messages that will not go away. peter stzrok will have to explain why he and his then fbi colleague lisa page exchanged, whether they effectively colluded to prevent donald trump from winning the white house and stzrok text messages figure prominently in an inspector general report that found bias at the fbi but stop short of saying there was evidence that bias impacted the clinton email investigation. many republicans, the fix was in to exonerate hillary clinton to assure donald trump would not become president. >> and compromise, >> as far as the actual hearing is concerned, some idea what happened. this would take place behind closed doors. donald trump made his feelings known earlier when he tweeted the hearing of peter stzrok and other hating fraud that the fbi should be shown how on live television, not a

regret also is currently in capitol hill so rob talk us through some of the movements that have been taking place today legally. well really late has been a busy day here on capitol hill let's start here congress the house of representatives was debating a bill that had been put forward by a hard right faction within the republican party that would have vote with the would have solved the family separation issue and ordered families be kept together but also would have made changes in existing legal immigration rules that were quite drastic that the bill failed in the republican controlled house a second bill which is put forward by a groups of somewhat more moderate republican house members was slated to be voted on today it may not it will not be voted on today it may be voted on tomorrow but there are also reports of there kicking the can into next week so a lot of legislative dysfunction separately the president held a cabinet meeting today and in speaking about family separation he said that he had ordered the relevant agencies to ensure that families were reunited but this is a bureaucratic nightmare regular because you have the department of justic

the leader joins us from his office on capitol hill. k you for joining us. >> glad to be with you. >> shannon: it sounds like you and your colleagues have a different idea or schedule of how it will play out. i want to play a little of what a senator from new york said l hillenbrant. >> what's good for the goose is good for the gander. we should not allow a justice in an election year. your response, sir? >> she left out an important word. what i said in 2016 is we shouldn't feel a supreme court vacancy in the middle of an election year. last time i looked there's no presidential election this year. in fact, three current members of the u.s. supreme court were completed in election years, non-presidential election years and the president's nominee to this kennedy vacancy will be confirmed in a non-presidential election, election year. we expect to get a nomination from the president rather soon and we should be able to work our way through the confirmation process some time before early fall, hopefully, in time for the new justice to beg

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on the border. at the same time we have to be compassionate. >> steve harrigan is in combs, texas for us. mike emanuel is live on capitol hill where lawmakers plan to vote on a pair of immigration bills tomorrow. what is that about, mike? >> senate democrats have called on president trump to use his pen to take executive action to deal with the problem. the senate democratic leader does not feel optimistic about tackling immigration reform. >> there's only one solution, that is for the president to solve this problem. the odds of any legislation passing and be signed by the president is just about zero. when the percentage the president could solve this is 100%. >> jeff sessions and kirstjen nielsen are on capitol hill. the focus is to get 218 yes votes on one of the plans lawmakers will be looking for tomorrow. about two dozen undecided republican members. right now, house gop leaders don't want a backup plan. they want a bill carefully crafted by gop leaders reflecting the president's immigration priorities. >> this is very good compromise legislation not only solves the child separation issues, solves the border, solves d

. >> sean: aay on capitol hill tomorrow. useresentatives are going to vote on a highly contentious immigration bill. also anti-trump fbi agent peter strzok will appear in a closed-door hearing and we will be working hard to bring you that story. here with more on these stories and more, chief national correspondent, who didn't really want to hang out at the white house tonight, so he went to the studio where he's drinking coffee all night. that's a good shot of the white house, it looks better. he i have to tell you this is a story about immigration on capitol hill. we are a stone's throw from capitol hill but, now that you've shamed me i will go back to the white house tomorrow night. president trump scored a major victory on his travel ban, he's taking strong measures to protect the nation and he may have to take more executive action in the months ahead because it's looking less likely that republicans here on capitol hill are passing legislation and cracking down on the illegal immigration tomorrow. the president reacted to

lou: joining us tonight, republican congressman andy businesbiggs of arizona. he was in a meeting with president trump on capitol hills your assessment of how that meeting with the president went, and where is that legislation, two bills that there are to provide in one form or another amnesty headed? >> there is daca amnesty in each one. i think they are going to do a floor vote. their goal is to do that probably thursday. i think they are whipping it. the leaders in the whip team are counting votes to see if they have got enough votes for either one. there were a lot of things we were happy about with the economy and the regulatory reform. but this one right here, this tough issue of right now it looks to me like a lot of people have determined that they are okay with the daca amnesty. lou: are you including a lot of conservatives? >> i don't know if there are a lot of conservatives that have gone over quite that far. most of of us recognize the number one goal here was a build the wall. you don't have the asylum issue. you have the wall built. you don't have the drug crisis if yo don't have the wall built. people

on capitol hill. more on this. joining us now, the acting director of the u.s. immigration and customs enforcement, i.c.e. as it is called, and tom thanks for coming in. you heard what the republican majority leader mitch mcconnell said, that every republican in the conference, they don't want to see what is going on right now. the little kids separated from moms and dads as they await adjudication. what do you say about that. >> nobody wants to see that. i'm a law enforcement officer for 34 years and the men and women of i.c.e. are all law enforcement officers. we see sad things every day. but we still have to do our job. so there is a way congress could address it. they could fix this and that is what we're hoping they do. >> the president could fix it too, because it was the trump administration and in april which announced this change from earlier administrations, the bush administration and the obama administration to go ahead and separate the kids from parents. >> we've been separating even in the last administration -- >> but this is a policy change that

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alexander in singapore, janice mackie frayer in seoul, south korea, and tracie potts on capitol hill all bringing us full coverage at the summit. we begin with peter alexander. peter, good morning. >> reporter: frances, good morning to you. nbc news has confirmed president trump and kim jong-un will meet one on one to begin tomorrow's summit. that information from multiple senior white house officials here in singapore. no guidanc that one on one face to face will go. it is likely at some point they will be joined by other officials including the secretary of state mike pompeo who you know visited with kim jong-un on two separate occasions in advance of the summit to try to put those preparations in place. as you noted, pompeohort timego described a short of pregame over this day between u.s. officials and north koreans as substantive and detailed. in a statement he also said the president is well prepared for tomorrow's engagement with chairman kim. the u.s. position remains clear and unchanged. president trump saying that the meeting he hopes will be very interesting, that it could work out very n

report on the use of an informant to find out more about contact between the russians and the trump campaign officials. our chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is live on capitol hill and he has the news there. hello, mike. >> shep, good afternoon. after one of the top leaders, paul ryan, was a part of the classified briefing on the use of a confidential source. this is all classified information so he chose his words carefully. speaker ryan says he agrees with the chairman of the house oversight committee. >> chairman gowdy's assessment is accurate. but we have some more digging to do. we're waiting for more documents request. we have more documents to review. i've seen no evidence to the contrary on the initial assessment that chairman gowdy has made. i want to make sure that we run every lead down and get the final answers. >> so ryan is still sticking up for his house committee chairman that are pushing for me cooperation fhe drom tartment of justice and the fbi. >> shepard: speaker ryan another in the line to say that the president is not above the law. >> you're right. the president said that he has the power to pardon himself. it's been a debate here in wash

and aggression bill and delayed the vote on a more moderate one has want to tell us from washington d.c. a day of sound and fury on capitol hill this isn't america first bail it secures america southern borders let's give them an opportunity to live another day but one that ended signifying nothing as members failed to pass an immigration overhaul the bill was not passed. the legislation backed by hard line conservatives in the ruling republican party would have stopped separation of families at the border but also would have okayed twenty five billion dollars on president donald trump's border wall and drastically tighten existing rules on legal immigration in another sign of legislative dysfunction voting was delayed on a rival plan before devised by more moderate republicans it too has given slim odds of passage opposition democratic party members unanimously opposed both bills despite controlling both houses of congress and the white house republicans are so badly divided they can't seem to accomplish anything on immigration in a meeting with his cabinet and despite overwhelming legal opinion to the contrary blame democrat

rajini: for more on this, i was joined a short time ago by democratic congresswan karen bass from capitol hill. thanks for joining usn the program. you said he would vote no to both rublican bills. what are you willing to compromise on? rep. bass: first of all, if we did have a bill that just ended the crisis the president started , which means ending the zero-tolerance policy, i would vote for that. the problem with the two bills is that they put poison pills in those bills, as they typically do. you have to understand that there is not oneemocratic vote that is needed to pass a bill in the house of representatives. notfact that the bills have passed is because there is division whin the republican caucus. they do not need our votes to pass the deflation. rajini: when it comes to immigration reform, it is nothing new. saw it under the previous administration as well. when will congress be able to agree on such a contentious issue? rep. bass: tnk congress will be able to agree when democrats take back the house of representatives, to be honest with you. my republican colleagues can never reach the point where they w

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us. >> much praise here on capitol hill for the president as criticism. now his top diplomat out trying to clarify one of the biggest concessions the president made. one of president trump's biggest concessions in the summit with north korea's leader took many by surprise. >> we will be stopping the war games which will save us a tremendous ount of money. >> reporter: critics worry the announcement to stop long standing joint militaryci exs with south korea is giving away too much too soon. >> the jury is still out on the kings that we want but the northoreans have gotten some of the things they wanted. today secretary of state mike pompeo offered ass e assurances that if north korea stopped negotiating the exercises will rezsume made onl big commitments on denuclearizing. todang the white house is sel results to america. >> resulted in a bold f where north korea's leader committed to the comple -nuclearization of the korean peninsula. for republicans it is a good start. the president had disrupted the status quo. and indicated a deal is far from done. >>

the news she tweeted quote, but my e-mails. >> joining us now from washington, d.c., capitol reporter for the hill. >> molly seemed to like that onened is at some point everybody used their personal e-mail so either everyone stops talking about it or everyone continues to do it. so obviously a lot of spin on capitol hill concerning this instagram report. both sides really kind of spinning it to their advantage a little bit. what are you hearing? >> reporter: well, with the 584 some odd pages there's something in here for both parties regardless of which side you're on. democrats say this shows that the president won the election because the fbi essentially hurt hillary clinton's campaign by releasing the -- by comey saying there is going to be improperly saying there is going to be -- he was going to reopen the investigation days before actual election day. republicans on the other hand are pointed to comey's credibility and saying you know, and i was talking to a prosecutor about this, a former prosecutor who said, listen, you know, one thing is that if this ig report shows that james comey is not credible and that you know, if b

kasie hunt will tell us what's happening on capitol hill. and attorney general jeff sessions pushing back against those who are drawing comparisons to nazi germany. arguing that the nazis were keeping jews from leaving the country. so we'll have that sound for you in a little bit. we appreciate his explanation as to why that parallel doesn't work. >>> but first we want to get into the performance we saw yesterday by homeland security kirstjen nielsen. >> i would love to see if i can help explain some of what's going on and give you some of the facts. >> so what you're about to hear are not facts. it's actually deceit, it feels a lot like trusted truth and evasionnd some lies. >> ms-13 have lie lated our borders and gained a deadly foothold within the united states. >> yeah. >> problem is, this 2-year-old girl is not a member of ms-13. >> it is not possible as a matter of law to detain and remove whole family units. >> yeah. it's actually not the law. it's donald trump's policy. and it is happening, children are being separated from their fam

. >> whitaker: his staff then called the capitol hill police on us. >> capitol police: just accept theve the area. >> whitaker: when joe rannazzisi looks back, he has one regret. >> rannazzisi: you know all these people that died, happened under my watch. the one thing i wanted to do, the one thing that i just thought would have the most impact, is to lock up, arrest, one of these corporate officers. you arrest a corporate officer. you arrest somebody that's-- that's involved in the decision process, knowing what the law is. if you make that arrest, then everybody sits up and takes notice, because three-piece-suit guys just don't do well in prison. they don't. >> whitaker: after our story aired, the justice department urged congress to rewrite the law that stripped the d.e.a. of its enforcement powers. despite some proposals to repeal or replace it, congress has taken no action. joe rannazzissi now consults with state attorneys general who have filed suit against distributors for their role in the opioid crisis. tennessee congresswoman marsha blackburn is now running for the senate. as