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Businessman trump and his children got regular details about the real estate development who they put in charge with the project. he is pretty guilty to lying about the deal, well see which version of the truth: is telling this time. rudy giuliani tries to clear up some confusion he created last night, chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has details. >> s comments got so much attention because they drew a distinction between donald trumps actions and those of his election team. >...

And get back on your feet financially. call newday usa right now. call 1-855-510-4063. >> harris: general flynn is set to be sentenced today, we know, and then there was a recess. now they are back in court. our catherine herridge, chief intelligence correspondent, is inside the courtroom. as soon as the sentencing happens, or doesnt happen with general flynn -- and we will get into that and a second with the judge, because they were options on the table now -- we will bring you all of it live. ...

Welcome to fox news at night. we begin with chief intelligence correspondent katherine harris tracking all of todays key developments, lets start with two different filings in the cohen case. >> one of the filings from the district of new york and the other from the special counsel, the recommendation was for four years of prison and a fine of $500,000 but the special counsel filing was interesting because it gave an indication the russian information he had been providing. ive got one quoted my...

The one and only rush limbaugh joined us to discuss his memories of george h.w. bush, the medias schizophrenic coverage of it and why president obama might be offended. good evening, we became tonight with the breaking developments as special counsel robert muellers probe with chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge. good evening. >> according to the sentencing memo, the special counsel is recommending no jail time for us for flynn based on his substantial cooperation including 19 in...

She was 16 years old. this song went to number one in 18 countries. this monster into superstardom. and the whole theme of the school girl, that was a halloween costume everywhere. it makes me nostalgic. >> thats it for "the five," up next, bret baier. >> bret: [laughs] thanks. animals are great. welcome to washington, i am bret baier. president trump is leaving the door open for a pardon for his former campaign chairman. the president has openly decried the treatment of some witnesses by the sp...

Saying the protesters were exercising their rights. police say they enforced a georgia law that makes it a misdemeanor to disrupt meetings of the state legislature. trace? >> trace: jonathan serrie live in atlanta. in washington, some lawmakers are pushing for legislation to protect robert mueller. two senators, one democrat, one republican, say they will call for a floor vote open it. this comes as word of a potential major development in the russia investigation. a source telling our chief int...

Democrats demanding he recuse himself from anything connected to special counsel robert muellers investigation. chief intelligence correspondent katherine herridge tells us how supporters are fighting back. >> democrats would like to talk about another attorney general recusing himself. >> reporter: republican push back after democrats formally ask the justice department ethics office whether they advise acting attorney general matt whitaker to recuse the special counsel investigation. democrats...

♪ ♪ s >> sean: joining us now with the very latest on the resignation of attorney general sessions, the election, and, of course, poor jim acosta, fox news chief intelligence correspondent, report from catherine herridge on sessions. what is going on, catherine? house chief of staff john kelly asked attorney general jeff sessions to resign, and the news was public after the presidents news conference. whitaker is well-liked by the president,th not seen as an fbir justice department insider w...

The very latest on the resignation of attorney general sessions, the election, and, of course, poor jim acosta, fox news chief intelligence correspondent, report from catherine herridge on sessions. what is going on, catherine? >> white house chief of staff jeff kelly -- it when public after the news conference appeared he is well-liked by the president, not seen as an fbi or justice department insider who came up through the ranks with special counsel robert mueller, deputy attorney general rod...

Frequent trump critic in manhattan. so far, there have been at least ten of these suspicious packages or devices found across the united states, including explosive devices sent to the obamas and the clintons. none has exploded. this has understandably unsettled many people. chief intelligence, katherine harris. when we left each other last hour, you were work the avenue of possibly narrowing. >> we debriefed mike mccall, a republican chairman of the house homeland committee. he gets regular upd...