chuck schumer said it doesn't exist. steny hoyer said there is no crisis at the border. our chairman said there is no crisis at the border. i could go on. i see the time's expired. mr. roby: i yield back. chairman nadler: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> move to strike the last word. chairman nadler: the gentleman is recognized. mr. johnson: i rise in support of the amendment in the nature of a substitute so that we can issue subpoenas and get at this zero tolerance policy and other separation, family separation policies of this administration. and i have been listening to all of the crocodile tears being shed about the inability to question mueller. i have sat through the reverse psychology and the psychlogical operations that some folks are trying to play. but it does not destract the american people away from this administration's shamed action in implementing inhumane practices at our border president trump publicly announced this time last year that this family separation policy was over. and that was after his administration had

chuck schumer said it doesn't exist. steny hoyer said there is no crisis at the border. mr. jeffrey said there is no crisis at the border. our chairman said there is no crisis at the border. i could go on. i see the time's expired. mr. roby: i yield back. chairman nadler: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> move to strike the last word. chairman nadler: the gentleman is recognized. mr. johnson: thank you. i rise in support of the amendment in the nature of a substitute so that we can issue subpoenas and get at this zero tolerance policy and other separation, family separation policies of this administration. and i have been listening to all of the crocodile tears being shed about the inability to question mueller. i have sat through the reverse psychology and the psychological operations that some folks are trying to play. but it does not detract the american people away from this administration's shamed action in implementing inhumane practices at our border -- president trump publicly announced this time last year that this family separati

chuck schumer said it doesn't exist. steny hoyer said there is no crisis at the border. mr. jeffrey said there is no crisis at the border. i could go on. i see the time's expired. mr. roby: i yield back. chairman nadler: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> move to strike the last word. chairman nadler: the gentleman is recognized. mr. johnson: i rise in support of the amendment in the nature of a substitute so that we can issue subpoenas and get at this zero tolerance policy and other separation, family separation policies of this administration. and i have been listening to all of the crocodile tears being shed about the inability to question mueller. i have sat through the reverse psychology and the psychological operations that some folks are trying to play. detract but it does not the american people away from this administration's shamed action in implementing inhumane practices at our border president trump publicly announced this time last year that this family separation policy was over. and that was after his administration had stat

. >> to fill in a few back speaker pelosi called it a crisis at the border, chuck schumer called it a crisis and- our chairman said there is no crisis at the border and i could go on but i see the time is expired. >> moved to strike the last word. >> i rise in support of the amendment and the nature of the substitute so we can issue subpoenas and get at this zero tolerance policy and other separation family separation policies at this administration and i've been listening to all of the crocodile tears being shed about the inability to question mueller and i have sat through the reverse psychology and the psychological operations that some people are trying to play and it does not detract the american people away from this administration's shamed action in implementing inhumane practices at the border. president trump publicly announced this time last year that the family separation policy was over and that was after his administration had stated repeatedly that there was no family separation policy and since that time we have seen the effects of the child separation policy with hundr

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. >> reporter: democratic house speaker nancy pelosi and chuck schumer are calling for congressional votes condemning the president. >>> and a south bay restaurant owner says she was targeted for being muslim. i'm amanda del castillo. coming up, how the owner of the restaurant is turning that bad experience into a good deed. >>> a woman from california lost in the forest is rescued. >>> i'm larry beil. when you put your name along willie mays, you have done something special. we'll show you how brandon crawford made history today. >>> high pressure moving east, low pressure coming in. i'll show you the changes this week. >>> all that is ahead. but here is a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live. >> please spend a few precious seconds of your life on this. are you planning to do a shot with every person in that bar before you're don tonight? >> it's tradition, yes. at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward.

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. >>> senator chuck schumer wants to review face intelligence. it was developed in russia. critics caution the app may collect your personal information in addition to the pictures that you upload. schumer says he is concerned it could face national security and privacy risks for millions of americans. >>> move over black friday and step aside cyber monday. amazon claims it did more business on prime day than both of the unofficial discount holidays combined. the company sold more than 175 mllion items during the two-day prime shopping event. the top sellers, instant pots, and dna kits. >> mission accomplished for amazon. >>> a group of recent high school graduates in chicago got the surprise of a lifetime. >> oh! >> what? former president obama dropped by the offices of his foundation yesterday to visit with students. >> how is everybody doing? >> part of the goal of, you know, this program is to expose you to what's possible even as you succeed that the communities from which you come are going to need you to be active and involved and engaged and focused. >> the youngste

. >>> senator chuck schumer wants to review face intelligence. it was developed in russia. critics caution the app may collect your personal information in addition to the pictures that you upload. schumer says he is concerned it could face national security and privacy risks for millions of americans. >>> move over black friday and step aside cyber monday. amazon claims it did more business on prime day than both of the unofficial discount holidays combined. the company sold more than 175 mllion items during the two-day prime shopping event. the top sellers, instant pots, and dna kits. >> mission accomplished for amazon. >>> a group of recent high school graduates in chicago got the surprise of a lifetime. >> oh! >> what? former president obama dropped by the offices of his foundation yesterday to visit with students. >> how is everybody doing? >> p goal owth expose you to what's possible even as you succeed that the communities from which you come are going to need you to be active and involved and engaged and focused. >> the youngsters are part of the obama youth corps p

. >> in terms of election security, republican senator chuck grassley said there were similar efforts to interfere in the 2018 that the u.s. was aware of. he couldn't give the details of what he learned in a security briefing, he said there was success in blocking those efforts. trevor ought, abc news, washington. >>> all right. 5:05 in the morning. get ready for the garlic bread, the garlic food, the garlic ice cream. it's time for the gilroy garlic festival. >> abc 7 news reporter anser hassan is in gilroy. how far away can you smell it coming? >> reporter: you can definitely see it. these chefs will light things up, steve in the red cap has been cooking here for the past 40 years. some of these flames get six to seven feet high. if you're c arfestival, of course food is the heart of it all, the gilroy garlic festival's gourmet alley is a giant outdoor kitchen serving everything from garlic-styled chicken, garlic-styled corn, even ice cream. the official food, garlic-laced calamari in scampi. the food, if there's food, that means will will also be celebrity she was. top chef head ju

. >> democratic leader chuck schumer called the interference a wake-up call to every american, that the integrity of our elections is at stake. >>> we are switching gears. get ready for the garlic bread, garlic food, garlic ice cream. it's early in the morning, but it is time for the gilroy garlic festival. >> there's big names appearing. colbie caillat who is lovely, but also a real housewife? abc news reporter anser hassan live in gilroy. >> reporter: good morning, guys. they've been cooking here for about an lour. the smell of food is in the air. ifpyro chefs here, cooking garlic and calamari which has become the official food the f garlic. two tons of garlic has been donated for this year's festival. they have everything from garlic tofu, garlic frog leg, even garlic ice cream. new this year, the garlic gilroy festival signature cocktail which is a whiskey daisy. ashley schaffner who you saw a few minutes ago grew up with the festival. her dad is one of the original pyro chefs, cooking since 1978 when this all started. now she's one of the only female pyro cooks at the festival. >>

defense attorney chuck smith is now looking at other angles. >> we are also asking to have some medical tests, some brain scans done to see if there might be an abnormality or lesions in his brain which may have played a role in this incident as well. >> reporter: the sunnyvale department of public safety has concluded the crash was intentional based on the lack of skid marks at the scene. community members, including representatives from the council on american islamic relations, are closely monitoring the case. >> hate crimes when directd towards one group often tends to have a ripple effect on the rest of owe sisociety and people sho care. >> reporter: the motive behind the crash still up for debate. >> his inbe tent committing this crime is at center stage for both the defense and prosecution. >> reporter: south bay legal analyst steven clark says it could be awhile before peoples enters a plea as the defense team combs through all the evidence. >> until the defense has a complete understanding of their client's mental health, status, both at the time of the crime and currently, thi

reporter: speaking of house speaker pelosi, i'm told, connell, melissa, house speaker, along with chuck schumer on the phone with treasury secretary steve mnuchin who is overseas in france right now to talk about the deb ceiling. that conversation conversation lasted a half hour i'm told. nancy pelosi would like some sort of a resolution by the end of this week so they could move forward potentially to raise the debt ceiling, potentially next week. back to you. melissa: blake, thank you. connell: let's go to tim murtagh, director of communications for the 2020 trump campaign. he is waiting for the president at the north carolina rally. talk to you about what blake was reporting on, comment and in the context of the campaign. this is a campaign rally tonight. some suggested president's use of racist language on twitter is on purpose from a political pure speculative. he sees some sort of an advantage in 2020 by bringing race into the conversation. what do you say to that? >> well i would say that donald trump is who he is. donald trump loves this country. he makes no apologies for that.

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advanced out of the senate finance committee, a bipartisan piece of legislation led, at least led by chuck grassley, ron wyden a democrat. that calls for out-of-pocket maximum for medicare to be capped and the white house says, that they are going to work with the senate connell, to move this legislation forward. the white house is not saying at this point whether or not the president plans to have any executive orders attached to this, or along this issue at some point here in the near future. connell: fair enough, blake. jay timmons will be our guest later this hour. jay the national association of manufacturers president. he was at the event blake referenced at the white house to help workers in the industry. that is later in the hour. lauren: let's bring in ronna mcdanielle, republican national committee chairwoman. >> thanks for having me. lauren: we're talking about the manufacturing sector. a brand new "fox news poll," it shows 51% of the americans are feeling good about the condition of the economy that is the most since before 9/11 back in 2001. democrats are trying to counter tha

chuck woolery was supposed to tape the shows this weekend. we have a special tournament and he's in the hospital. he can't do anything. he tried to commit suicide." and he-- "i'm not telling tales out of school... - no-- - ...or betraying confidences," because chuck has admitted that. so, he was in the hospital and they said, "we're taping tomorrow. do you think you could help us out and come and do the shows?" so, i did, and they remembered that. and when they put "wheel of fortune" into syndication with pat sajak, it did really well that first year. and they decided, "why don't we try to get a one hour package of 'wheel' and something else?" what would it-- how 'bout we bring back "jeopardy!". and who are we gonna get to host it? well, what about that guy trebek, that helped us out on "wheel" over a year ago? good idea. announcer: and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!", alex trebek. ( cheers and applause ) why is it relatable? because these questions-- you watch the contestants and you're kind of in awe that they know so much, and they're

senator chuck schumer putting out a statement saying that the fact federal reserve has to cut-rate, undercuts the republican argument that tax cuts sparked economy. basically making a point the federal reserve has to step in to keep expansion going, the tax cuts couldn't do it on their own. back to you. connell: let's go to blake at white house. i will admit i was cheating. i got my phone out. i refreshed it. i do not see any fed related tweets as we look at white house reaction. reporter: keep hitting refresh on that connell. we haven't heard from the president. he was meeting with the mongolian leader as jay powell was speaking. that meeting broke up 40 minutes or so ago. it is possible the president needs to be read in on all of this. ahead of the announcement the president said he would gladly talk about this later. yesterday as we know he said he wanted a large cut and for fighten stop immediately. it is safe to think that the president will not be fully pleased with the fed's latest move. there has been no bigger critic of jay powell than president trump. the president said today this w

senate minority leader chuck schumer on the senate floor extending invitation to the u.s. women's soccer team, getting political points out of it, saying that irvisit here underscores the need for the senate and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to take up the amendment that the house passed, that relates to equal pay. >> wouldn't it be great if we could pass that bill while women's national team was visiting the chamber? wouldn't that send a powerful message of our commitment to rooting out discrimination everywhere? reporter: democrats on capitol hill trying to push republican colleagues into a corner over equal pay, using the u.s. women's soccer team win as leverage but not every republican is divided on this issue. i talked to several republican lawmakers on capitol hill today saying they are not opposed to taking a closer look at the issue. even the president himself said he would like to see the women's team pay just as much as the men's team but they have to look at numbers. >> it's a business. i think everybody should be treated equally in terms of pay, if you

excitingly we have disney and apple launching streaming services in the autumn, both just chucking money at content. disney will expect new series around marvel and star wars which are two massive names and apple have got money to put into big projects. they have a new series which is averaging about 50 million an episode. is there any evidence that frankly we have too much choice now and we know what we like and we are perhaps retreating into a more familiar into the habit. perhaps but netflix is demoting diverse voices and better stories that perhaps wouldn‘t make their way to hollywood. think about roma and other smaller productions which perhaps wouldn‘t be picked up by studios are making their way to millions. netflix is at the forefront of something that is seen asa forefront of something that is seen as a change the way we watch television. where do you see us heading in five, ten years‘ time on this? huge expansion on the streaming market. unless we see some pretty drastic changes in theatrical releases and certainly cinema ticket prices, we will lose a lot of customers at

members of the public are understanding that to chuck plastic into the ocean is an insult. to have the nerve to say this is our rubbish and we will give you money and you can spread it on your land instead of ours in the far east is intolerable, and for some reason or other young people see that very clearly now, and that's a source of great hope. the impact of his programmes is well known. what is he hoping to achieve? he had parliamentarians eating out of the palm of his hand. he brought a big young audience with him and mps were struck by theirs. they said it was the most hopeful session they had had. he may be sending a message of doom and gloom but he is also bringing a message of hope. nearly 30,000 cases of cancer in men in the uk are likely to be prevented in the next four decades, say researchers — because of a scheme to vaccinate boys against the human papilloma virus. until now only girls have been offered the jab, but from the next school year it will also be available to 12 and 13—year—old boys. lauren moss has more details. whenjamie rae was 44, he notic

chuck schumer has called on the fbi to investigate one of the most popular applications in the world, face app. he's concerned the face editing photo app poses national security and privacy risks for millions of americans because the company is based in russia. the democratic national committee has also warned candidates not to use the app. british mps have backed a bid to stop the new prime minister suspending parliament -- it is another obstacle for the man tipped to take over as prime minister next week. boris johnson has vowed to leave the end of october, deal or no deal. ayes to the right, 315. governmenty over the . mps opposed to a no deal brexit. and by a handsome margin with 17 conservative party rebels and a number of senior ministers abstaining. have it. ayes >> the option of suspending parliament to force through brexit unopposed is now closed. prime minister in waiting for us johnson refused to rule out. he is almost certain to take over as prime minister next week. >> whoever becomes prime minister is going to have an almost nonexistent working majority. we also don't kn

of the new charges against epstein, more than a dozen democratic presidential candidates, along with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi have said acosta has to go. for his part, acosta maintains the deal was the best he could get at the time. on twitter today he said he is, quote, pleased that new york prosecutors are going for war ward the case based on new evidence. meanwhile, his boss offered some tepid support. >> i can only say this. from what i know, and what i do know is he has been a great, really great secretary of labor. the rest of it we'll have to look at it. we'll have to look at it very carefully. >> epstein has ties to some of the most powerful people in the unto, including bill clinton who took multiple trips on epstein's airplane who put out a statement yesterday saying he knew nothing about epstein's crimes. legal scholar alan dershowitz who represented epstein in the florida case is being sued by a woman who claims epstein groomed her and lent her to epstein for sex and says, quote that part of this is clearly motivated by the fact that i've defended trump on constitutional

. >> joining me now for a look ahead to the mueller hearing are chuck rosenberg, former u.s. attorney and senior fbi official, now an msnbc contributor and cynthia oxney, former federal prosecutor who worked alongside robert mueller in washington and now an msnbc legal analyst. thank you both for being here. first, let's talk about this conviction, chuck, that the department of justice has pre-emptively placed on mueller. it sounds like a bit of a threat if he tries to go off script and not just literally read in the report, could he be in some kind of trouble? >> it sounds like a bit of a threat, joy, but it's really no different than the conviction that mueller put on himself. he was incredibly clear. i'm not going beyond my report. it seems somewhat perfunctory. if mueller says he's not going to do something, having worked with the man, i can tell you he's not going to do something. i don't think they need to worry. >> would it be going outside the restrictions if he was asked did you intend for of the attorney general of the united states to give your interpretation of yo

. >> not chuck e. cheese or pizza hut or something. getting a private island. >>> next to the kid in minnesota -- i love this kid -- with a sense of adventure and a small toy tractor. >> this is 2 1/2-year-old kenneth. >> kenneth. troublemaker. >> his name is kenneth. he's there on his john deere tractor. hirst parents say he usually just rides it around in their yard but over the weekend kenneth rode that tractor two blocks to the county fair. >> revving his engines at a top speed of 1.5 miles per hour. his parents called 911 and he was found a few minutes later. he didn't get into any of the rides at the fair. his father took the battery out of the tractor. >> oh, those kenneths. they're always up to trouble. >>> all right, so next a close encounter with an apparently hungry great white shark off cape cod. >> a fishing boat captain called the incident exciting and scary and exhilarating and kind of surreal. >> yeah. >> here it is. that woman is pulling a fish towards the boat when the great white comes along and enjoys some lunch. th

. >> reporter: in regards to election security republican senator chuck grassley said there were similar efforts to interfear in the 2018 election that the u.s. was aware ofment while he couldn't reveal the details of what he learned he did say there was success in stopping those efforts of interference. janai, kenneth. >> thank you. >>> north korea says its latest test was meant as a solemn warning to south korea about their weapons development and drills upcoming. it shows kim jong-un supervising the launches and say it involved a new type of tactical guide weapon hard to intercept. the heightened tensions come as kim and president trump work on resuming stalled nuclear talks. >>> a series of arrests at camp pendleton is being called a black eye for the marine corps. 16 marines were taken into custody during a battalion formation. they were arrested for, quote, alleged involvement in various illegal activities from human smuggling to drug-related ddz s marines could also be in trouble. >> reporter: it is possible that the marines could face jail time depending on the severity and scope

senate majority leader chuck schumer is among the democrats criticizing the choice claiming ratcliffe has been selected because of, quote, blind loyalty to the president. >>> next to the fallout over president trump's attacks on congressman elijah cummings and his district which includes the city of baltimore. the president is denying his criticism was racist. instead accusing democrats of placing the race card. this morning, president trump defending himself against charges of racism. in more than a dozen tweets over the weekend the president took aim at congressman elijah cummings calling his majority black district around baltimore a disgusting rat and rodent infested mess where no human being would want to live and using the hash blacks for trump 2020. it comes more than a week after cummings took on kevin mcaleenan criticizing the administration's immigration policy. >> none of us would have our children in that position. they are human beings. >> reporter: trump has used the word infested before to criticize minority members of congress including earlier this month when he sugge

. >> senator chuck schumer have called on agencies what caused the mechanical issue that triggered the blackout and make sure it doesn't happen again. eric: we covered the news conference live with the official speaking and the lights in the apartment building went on and there was a huge cheer from the crowd behind us, that really spoke volumes about -- for everybody. >> same thing down here when the lights came back on at radio city, everyone was cheering and a great stieght see. >> hope they stay on. >> no kidding. arthel: great job covering it all in new york city. all right, eric, ice raids starting today in several major u.s. cities, how the administration is defending the action that could end up removing thousands, if not millions of illegal immigrants from the u.s. is that net carbs or total?... eh, not enough fiber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you manage your blood sugar. glucerna. everyday progress here, hello! starts with -hi!mple... how can i help? a data p

chuck schumer does not remember he said it's a manufactured crisis. he said that numerous times and has ignored this crisis right to the very end. again, went down there and vilified many women aboard a patrol but what ideas did he come to the table with? eric: vilified the administration and said that in a tweet considering the conditions. quote, this is not acceptable. a child telling us he's not able to even to brush his teeth in a facility on our southern border. these are human beings, children, kids, families fleeing violence and its not who we are. it's so crowded were told they had to stand and people have to sleep in shifts because there's no room and have young kids and one young man talking to who says he's not been able to rush his teeth. new members of congress and your members of the ministration so i can't besides get this together and try to do something on a wider basis to solve this problem? >> that's a great question. the same question i asked last week when i testified in front of the house holman committee. fix it. you are congres

who has it right, senate minority leader chuck schumer or senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. >> mitch mcconnell has it right. he said all but one republican voted for the house bill. if they truly wanted election reform, it would be bipartisan. they have three bills currently in the house. they can't even get their act together as to which bill they seek to support. and we have to remember, just because a bill has a good sounding name like election reform, doesn't mean it's necessarily in content a good bill. what we have to do is remember the affordable care act. they're great at naming bills. the contents of the bills contain a whole bunch of poison pills which are really meant to kill the bill. and let me give you some examples. they want immediate voter id upon getting a driver' driver'se so it's automatic. there's nothing in the bill that requires voter id to vote. and by the way, democrats give driver's licenses to illegal aliens. there's another thing that requires health care and child care to be provided from donors to candidates. that's crazy. so they purposefully put

senate minority leader chuck schumer called it deeply regrettable and nonsenseical, adding it's a sad day when the president is cheering this decision. nancy pelosi tweeted this evening's supreme court ruling allowing donald trump to steal military funds to spend on a wasteful, ineffective border wall rejected by congress is deeply flawed. there is still a lot that can happen over the next few months. while the aclu tries to expedite the appeals process, the administration has until september to sign contracts for the wall construction. otherwise the $2.5 billion goes back to congress. they didn't give it to him the first time. good luck getting it the next time around. leland: i think they may having to say about that. michael moles was saying how much this may help the president with hisunning out the clock on impeachment as house judiciary chairman jerry nadler says his committee has in effect already been conducting an i'm peer mucimpeachment inquiry on e president. >> reporter: house democrats have a decision to make, whether to proceed wit with an impeachmt inquiry or wait for t

. >> i worry equally though, chuck, about the message of taking an impeachment case to trial, losing that case, having the president acquitted and having an adjudication that this conduct is not impeachable. >> reporter: to help build their case against the president, democrats are now trying to get as much evidence as they can from the special counsel's investigation including evidence presented to a grand jury in that probe which congress hasn't had access to due to federal laws. on friday nadler requested that a federal judge give his committee access to that evidence, calling it essential to their investigation. but on "sunday morning futures," republican congressman john ratcliffe argued that democrats are simply trying to find another way to take down the president. >> now they're moving on, saying they want to pursue obstruction by the court system and trying to get grand jury information. look, it's becoming a joke. i think people see that, and nadler and schiff are starting to look more like laurel and hardy. it's time to move on. >> reporter: despite that, both chairman nad

our country is an incredible moment, so yes to aoc, nancy pelosi, yes you bipartisan congress, yes to chuck schumer, yes to anyone else who wants to invite us and have a real substantive conversation and believe in the same things that we believe in. >> sandra: rick leventhal is live, where the streets are filling up. >> good morning, sandra. right at the intersection of sports and politics yet again. more than 200 ticker tape. honoring and of course the new york yankees, but this is only the second time that a women sports team has received this honor. the first was four years ago, the 2015 world cup champions with 12 of the same players as this year's squad. it starts at battery park and rolls off, where the undefeated best female soccer team in the world will be showered with tons of confetti and shredded paper and cheers before they will be honored by the mayor and governor and other officials and get keys to the city. then we will no doubt touch on at least one of those issues that the team has rallied around, which is equal pay. tournament mvp, megan rippy now is a plaintiff in a clas

you look at the different things, the visa lottery, that was a chuck schumer a lot. it's a disaster. a lottery. you pick them out. lottery. the democrats have caused tremendous problems. what they let china get away with, for years and years, china has been ripping us off. not anymore. companies are fleeing china. right now, we are taking in billions of dollars, and by the way, our people are not paying for it. they are paying for it with a lot of money. look. nobody has ever done what i have done with china, and that's fine. we get along with china, but when i see a guy like biden who is weak and ineffective and anybody who knows him knows that. he's so weak and ineffective man. president xi laughs at guys like that. having said that, i will say this. president xi, all of these guys go to bed at night, and they pray that joe biden or somebody like him becomes president so they can continue to rip off our country. [indistinct question] >> regarding epstein, do you have anything -- >> president trump: know, i had no idea. i haven't spoken to him in many, many years. b

senator chuck schumer called on the atf to investigate because they can test for tainted alcohol. at least one hotel, the hard rock implemented new liquor policies in the light of the scrutiny removing liquor dispensers from guest rooms. dominican republic officials say the deaths are not related and the deaths are not unusual. the hope is new safety measures will quell lingering fears. the emergency tourism center will be overseen by the attorney general there. they welcome the news the d.r. is working to enhance safety measures and they're happy to hear it. >> bill: jackie heinrich in new york on that. >> heather: fox news alert. congresswoman ilhan omar promises to continue being president trump's nightmare. what does it mean for 2020? chris wallace joins us at the top of the hour. >> bill: president trump finding supporters in a rather unlikely place raising big money in a deep blue state. karl rove will tell us where and he will join us live as well. come on back after this. ♪ did you know you can save money by using dish soap to clean grease on more than dishes? try dawn u

all of these little sound bites that are coming out, from senator klobuchar not chucking the americans off of their plans, you can guarantee that the trump campaign is looking at that to bring it out at a later date. >> sandra: amazing to think how those debates changed everything in this race. you see some points there for harris and some of the others, including elizabeth warren. the president, meanwhile, and his campaign team have announced the numbers. $105 million. 51 million total. 105 million. a big campaign dollars coming through the door there as we continue to watch how all of this plays out. early on, we should point out. iran, i want to ask you about this, tom. iran is now denying these claims on the part of the white house, that prior to pulling out of the iran deal, we had already seen some of this activity take place. that is being blamed for some of the escalating tensions that we are seeing. so what does this administration do next, and what do we do next? >> i think the administration strategy of maintaining the sanction pressure, which is destroying the iranian econo

chuck schumer has the power. >> bill: name one thing that chuck schumer has done to help this crisis. a couple of things here. this is what chuck schumer said. >> not like the old days where senator menendez and senator durbin and myself with senator mccain and senator graham and senator flake and senator rubio and came together. donald trump doesn't -- he makes the republicans afraid to come together with us. we're waiting for them to come together. >> pining for the good old days when border security was real i guess, david is what he is saying. >> it is good they are going to meet to discuss this. none of these conditions are completely surprising in that it was in 2016 under the obama administration when ice went to a judge and said this catch and release is going to overflood the system. here we are three years later and that's exactly what's happening. this isn't surprising. the conditions at the border are terrible. but the only way this issue gets solved is if if conditions in south america get better. we have to address -- central america. we have to address the fact we have

chuck todd, chris wallace said it was a disaster for dems after the first session. i think the intel committee hearing was much better than the judiciary committee. you could tell adam schiff very well practiced and good at being on tv. his line of questioning was direct and got great answers. bombshell or dud. i don't think those are the fair classifications. we got out of it what we wanted. first of all, you had again on national television the president was not exonerated. you had great questioning talked about getting answers of president trump false filing responses. information about the olc opinion that contradicted. for a lot of people it moves the needle in terms of impeachment. nancy pelosi will keep slow walking this but i think it was productive day for us. it wasn't a few good men. that's what people wanted this to turn into. we got answers to questions. there is a clear pattern of criminal activity here with obstruction of justice and maybe not provable conspiracy but ties with russians and lying to f.b.i. agents and to the special prosecutor that are

chucked it over center field, hit a woman in the arm. it didn't go over well. >> sandra: the trump administration looking to crack down on a food stamp loophole that caused the rapid misuse of resources. charles payne is tracking it all down. he will be your next tower appeared. >> bill: impeachment talk gaining steam over the weekend cute some democrats however are concerned that this will set the wrong precedent. tom dupree on what to watch for next. >> looks. it's becoming a joke. i think people see that. they are starting to look more at -- it is time to move on. any physical changes to this man's appearance are purely coincidental. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ from the international fellowship of christians and jews. - right now in the former soviet union, there are thousands of jewish holocaust survivors trapped in relentless poverty. there's no heat, no electricity, no running water, they're cold hungry and sick and they're suffering and dying needlessly. christians and jews together stan

maybe we'll stop the printing press and fight this. >> sandra: it's in contrast to chuck schumer on this decision he writes this is a victory for our democracy and for fair representation of all communities in america. the trump administration's politically motivated efforts to undermine the constitution in this instance were so reprehensible even the conservative supreme court couldn't let them get away from it. >> bill clinton asked the exact question and obama asked it on the american community survey eight times in english and in spanish. if this question terrorizes and upsets hispanic immigrants, why did obama of all people ask this question eight times in spanish on the american community survey? the administration should have pushed backed and it's an historical precedent and i think that would have prevailed in the supreme court. >> sandra: the president tweeted out we are as an administration moving forward with getting this question on the census. >> i take a lot of caffeine to keep up with this administration, never a dull moment. >> bill: we do it for three hours a day. come

i do think chuck schumer has a point. the president has send mixed messages. his performance with vladimir putin in helsinki where he seems to take the side of vladimir putin over the agency that he has repeatedly refused to embrace in the way that most elected officials have embraced the u.s. intelligence community. it is fair for him to make that point. it is something different to suggest that mitch mcconnell is a russian asset. it's just silly, and it's the kind of language that people are getting increasingly tired of. >> bill: i don't know what you observe from the party from about a year, a year and a half ago. at one trump its back, he heads back. you wonder if other politicians are learning the same technique now. >> i think that's right, and she was certain extent, this is something that republicans are long overdue in doing. there has been a long time in which republicans didn't hit back. i would say it is a way that he sometimes hits back in no way that is more effective to hit back. it is better to hit back with arguments, with facts, with data, t

. >> chuck schumer went off yesterday saying he wasn't qualified. watch here. >> he is so partisan and he has believed in so many conspiracy theories that he is exactly the wrong person to handle dni. you need someone to speak truth to power and someone to tell the president if you do this there is a danger of war or a danger of americans being killed. ratcliffe has shown no inclination to speak truth to power. >> bill: there are republicans run to ratcliffe's defense. he has been on the leading edge looking at the investigators of the investigation for the whole trump campaign stuff. a quick answer on that how you think this is going to go. >> with respect to senator schumer, you have to consider the source. i suspect mr. ratcliffe will be confirmed. i just would like to know more about people whose votes i'm being asked to give before i make the vote. >> bill: got that. what did you think of last night? did you spend any time watching the democrats debate? >> i did. >> bill: what did you think? >> i'm not buying the story line of progressives vers

thank you chuck schumer for inviting us out. we are very excited to accept your invitation to come. >> it's their choice here and she's a talented player, it doesn't mean that her political judgment is all that great. but she is entitled to go where she wants and to not go where she wants. whether all the players agree or not. >> bill: they hold their fire. that was a great scene in newark yesterday. in the meantime, july 4th, the big celebration. they probably jumped the gun on that. he was boasting a little bit. >> right. >> standing on the steps of the great lincoln memorial, looking out on the crowds, incredible, big beautiful crowds braving the weather all the way back to the washington monument. we celebrated freedom and all of its magnificence while saluting our great military. it was something really special. >> bill: jumping on it prior to purity you had a piece on that today. yankee doodle donald is my name that mcgurn writes. he wraps himself in the flag, all eager to help. >> i watch the parade where he spoke. i thou

but they are so dug in on the wall that chuck schumer supported. every democrat -- every senate democrat voted for the gang of eight bill which included, in 2013, which said that no illegal immigrants can be granted permanent status until the secretary of homeland security certifies that all 700 miles have been built. and democrats endorsed that. barack obama said that was consistent with the principles of the democratic party. now nancy pelosi says a wall is an immorality. >> i think on the politics, there was a moment where the democrats were willing and some republicans were willing to trade daca for wall. daca plus some tps for part of the wall. down payment on the wall. there was the beginnings of that conversation. i think there have been reasonable voices on both sides. and it's not always a moderate thing. some very liberal and very conservatives who have been willing to meet and compromise on this. i think now it's become such an immigration in general has become such a symbolic issue for both parties, especially as we're heading towards 2

but they are so dug in on the wall that chuck schumer supported. every senate democrat voted for the bang gang of eight bill in 2013 which said that no -- no illegal immigrants can be granted permanent status until the secretary of homeland security certificates that all 700 miles have been built. and democrats endorsed that. barack obama said that was consistent with the principles much the democratic party. nancys pelosi says all of a sudden a wall an immorality. >> crazy. >> i think the plkt mr.s -- there was a moment where the democrats were willing and some republicans were willing to trade daca for wall actually. daca plus some. >> part of the wall. >> for part of a wall. >> down payment on the wall. there was the beginnings of the conversation. so i think there have been reasonable poise voices on both sides it's not always moderate. there were rishl liberal and liberal democrats and conservative republicans willing to meet and compromise on this. i think now it's become such an immigration in general has become such a symbolic issue for bot

joining me now, chuck schumer. why do you think he treats dictators one way and our oldest allies another? >> well, he admires these strong men. he doesn't have principles about what rule of law is, what a democracy is. you know, anderson, this was one of the worst few days in american foreign policy in american diplomatic history. >> why? >> in a long time. praising dictators, messing up foreign policy left and right what he did in north korea giving kim jong-un what he wanted and getting nothing, absolutely nothing in return. north korea is still nuclear. the president used to criticize obama and bush. you couldn't get rid of their weapons, i will. he said about a year ago, we don't have to worry about things. they have icbms and more nuclear bombs than the past. they are a danger to the united states and he pats the guy on the back and gets nothing in return. his foreign policy is erratic. it's done for the moment so he can get his little ego hit and hurts us, hurts us in the long run. >> it seems every -- the t