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they have 200 sets of remains. that s a small portion of the roughly 7,700 u.s. service members missing in action during this brutal korean war from 1950 to 1953. you wonder in the 55 there is only one set of dog tags. some have estimated so many different countries fought in this war. some think it could be a french. australians had a major presence. you don t know unless they allow us to go what we know some much these military sites were and some of these battles took place, you don t know what they gave us. ainsley: several thoughts came to mind when i was watching the ceremony. it happened our time 4:00 a.m. i thought how wonderful that the south koreans are celebrating our veterans our heroes or at least honoring them. 70 years later and our forensic teams are able to piece this back together and figure out who these marines bel
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i will add this we have 200, 700,000 missing but 200 remains of. ainsley: 55 boxes of remains came back not sure how many they belong to. kim jong un came home from that summit and he promised him that he would do this and he did. the president sent out a tweet yesterday thanking him for that pete hegseth is in hawaii with the vice president. pete, we re seeing these coffins, these boxes with the american flag. yesterday they were in south korea with the united nations flag. but it s beautiful to see them with the red, white, and blue, finally back home on american soil, right? boy, that s exactly right. a lot of people commented on that. it s great to see them in the red, white, and blue, home where they belong. this was the arrival for the first time back on american soil. a few miles behind us in hanger 19 on air force base hickha
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the president has watched this process play out. he wants to see it come to an end as he stated many times. we look forward to that happening. bill: there are so many headlines going back and forth today. we have been here many times before. you get to the end of the day and you ask yourself what changed? has something changed today fundamentally or not? no, not a lot. we heard the president say this stuff a lot. we know that the president vents on twitter. but he is the president of the united states. he was today talking about a subordinate the attorney general of the united states. the more the president tweets sound like a directive, the crazier everybody gets. that s why the trump team said no, he is just venting. he has the first amendment right to do it. he didn t say sessions has to do this. the closer it sounds like the
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mandate was originally and whether or not there was any collusion between the trump campaign and russia to try to influence the election. in his response letter, mueller said, no, i want to talk about the issues that go to obstruction as well. i m not sure where that leaves things right now. i know that the president s attorneys are formulating a response. they ll likely have that next week. they don t want to let the president sit down with mueller and talk one-on-one about these issues of obstruction. they might be willing to submit some written answers on the question. mueller has said he would accept written answers in person also. what is interesting as well today about the press briefing, president trump has talked about there being no credibility of this russian investigation, calling it a witch hunt, talking about malign actors at the fbi.
chris wray was asked why we should believe what he s saying ab
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about his luggage caused alarm among hotel employees, and while he had complained to friends about feeling constantly in pain or fatigued and has doctor described him as odd and possibly bipolar, nothing about his behavior raised any red flags. by all accounts, stephen paddock was an unremarkable man man s movements leading up to october 1st didn t raise any suspicion. in an interview with his doctor indicated signs of a troubled mind, but no troubling behavior that would trigger a call to law enforcement. paddock was a high-stakes gambler whose bank balance had dropped from $2 million in 2015 to half a million dollars by september 2017. he paid $600,000 to casinos, $170,000 to credit card companies, and had spent $95,000 on weapons and ammunition. harris: lisa, as we try to get answers, i m taking notes on what you are s income too, because legal expert aren t finished yet, either. i m about to interview one of them. it s lega
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manafort into paying his american express bill and may have fraudulently submitted personal expenses to be paid by the trump inaugural committee. the defense team says they exposed him as unreliable. after all the laws you ve told you expect this jury to believe you? gates said i m here to tell the truth and take responsibility for my actions. mr. manafort had the same path. i am trying to change. he says if there are charges of financial funny businessman fort always knew where the money was. the judge jumped in to say manafort wasn t that great knowing where his money was if gates was able to steal as much as he was admitted to stealing. gates was told that the manafort defense team will have at least another hour s worth of questioning for him this morning starting at 9:30 local
time. we don t know who the mueller team s next witness would be that they might call. we know they plan to wrap up their case, rest their case sometime this week.
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A morning show that highlights the latest headlines in news, weather, sports and entertainment, and is known for the cohosts casual and spontaneous. those who overstayed that s still a problem. the ones have to have round them up ice, tom homan. it s a great privilege to come in this country as a refugee nonimmigrant and to knowingly violate laws of this country after being given such a great privilege, that s somebody who needs to leave. they need to remove that privilege and remove them from the united states and send them home. brian: for example iraqi will came here as a refugee which he was just referring to. this iraqi in our country, multiple times including the latest one in colorado shooting a cop. and, yet, we re blaming ice for the people, for him being here. steve: that man s name right there is now charged with attem
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house energy and commerce committee. and he says that collins violated the public trust. dana? dana: all right, bryan llenas, thank you. fox news alert in a different federal courthouse. rick gates wrapping up his testimony in the paul manafort trial. gates saying he has no doubt the government would rip up his plea agreement if he doesn t tell the truth. this coming as manafort s lawyers hammered him on his credibility on cross-examination. peter doocy is live outside u.s. district court in alexandria, virginia. peter, how big a factor is rick gates personal life in his own testimony? a huge factor, dana. because rick gates admitted today that the special counsel s lawyers, the mueller team s lawyers helped him prep for his testimony here for more than 20 hours. so, the manafort team jumped in today to ask him well, did you ever tell the mueller lawyers during the prep about the extramarital affair he admitted to and gates said yes,
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they said. steve: caught telling something the fbi thought was a lie. brian: even though michael flynn s situation the fbi is saying we don t think he lied. yet they moved forward with the deal. steve: that s the peril. that s exactly how martha stewart wound up going to prison as well. she lied to an fbi agent. brian: remember how safe america was when she went to prison. steve: america stopped making marinade 18 months. ainsley: remember this video, the philadelphia mayor who was dancing when philly became a sanctuary city. watch this. that they had gotten a warrant. a sanctuary city, yeah! a sanctuary city, yeah! steve: all right. that is mayor jim kenny of philadelphia. and last week we were telling you how philadelphia has announced they are info sharing with ice this on the heels of the who are terrific story.
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1st. now, he is saying he doesn t know if it will be over by september the 1st but he thinks that robert mueller should be able to wrap it up by then. he told me if it goes much past the beginning of september then everybody who is involved in this investigation could be accused in interfering with the election. because if this thing does drag on, it gets closer and closer to those all important mid terms. the response to mueller went out about an hour ago. we got two statements from the president s lead attorneys jay sekulow saying quote we have responded in writing to the office of special counsel regarding its request to interview the president. it not appropriate at this time to comment publicly about the content of that response. from rudy giuliani: millions of pages of documents along with testimony from dozens of witnesses have been provided. we re re-stating what we have been stating for months it is time for the office of special counsel to conclude its inquiry without furth