it s about whether kavanaugh allows republicans to damage them in advance of the election. harris: thank you for setting me straight, re-election 2020. he is in a state that the president won upwards of 28 points. the conversations that happen, you say, politically are the ones to watch out for not necessarily what leads up to 2020. great to see you, thank you, michael scherer, joining us from the washington post. thanks for having me. harris: tune in to special report tonight, vice president mike pence will sit down with bret baer to gave us insight into judge kavanaugh s nomination. tonight 6:00 p.m. eastern, right here on fox news channel. it could be another big day on capitol hill tomorrow. former fbi attorney and anti-trump texter, lisa page, expected to testify behind closed doors but reportedly fighting the subpoena to do that. will she show up? what kind of answers are lawmakers looking for. stay close.
sean: a big day on capitol hill tomorrow. house representatives are going to vote on a highly contentious immigration bill. also anti-trump fbi agent peterr strzok will appear in a closed-door hearing and we willa 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. maybe he will walk outside and say hi like he did to steve doocy. this is a story about immigration and capitol hill. we decided to do it from the studio. just a stone s throw away from capitol hillll. now that you ve shamed me i will go back to the white house tomorrow president trump scored a major victory on his travel ban, he s
a lot of things happening at the moment to pray that big one, that iran launched rockets into northern israel. israel has retaliated, so we wait to see whether that escalates or whether that is that for the moment. shannon? shannon: benjamin hall live in jerusalem. thank you very much. 18 republicans are pushing for president trump to get the nobel peace prize for his efforts on the korean peninsula. there is a debate underway on capitol hill over whether resident trump should get any credit for bringing home the three american hostages. looking live as we await their arrival. as we have been reporting, they are on their way, set to arrive soon. we are tracking them and will take you there when it happens. the only reason this is happening is because president trump believes in the maximum pressure doctrine. this would not have happened under strategic patient s doctrine. i want the american citizens to come home. but i look at the deal with north korea, it seems to me that
illegal cia programs of the past then on her vision for the future of the cia. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge reports from capitol hill. at her confirmation hearing, the first woman nominated to be the cia, said the interrogation program the critics call torture is a thing of the past. my moral compass is strong, i would not allow the cia to undertake activities that i thought were immoral, even if it was technically legal. democrats repeatedly pressed for cia veteran who spent 32 years undercover on her role in the destruction of videotapes documenting the waterboarding of at least one of al qaeda operative. where you are an advocate for dates during the tapes? i absolutely was an advocate. if we could within, conforming to u.s. law, and if we could get policy concurrent to eliminate the security risks posed to our officers by those tapes. haspel et cetera supervisor made the call.
despite senator joe manchin s support, haspel went head-to-head with a number of democratic senators, many still resistant to her nomination. that s good reaction from daniel hoffman, also a former cia station chief and you know gina haspel well. what did you make of the hearing? i was there. gina is a friend. one of my former bosses. i think the world of her. i think she is the right person to lead the cia. i was disappointed in the hearing. there wasn t one question about terminating the iran nuclear deal, wasn t anything asked about north korea. the senators, democratic senators were focusing on something that was already litigated over a decade ago. assessing gina s moral compass based on her actions 14, 15 years ago was surprising to me because they have all been meeting with her for the past 15 months in her capacity as deputy director. she s been testifying on capitol hill, meeting with senators privately, they should be able to assess whether she has with the moral compass i