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the american way, the judge said. donald trump attacked the mueller investigation today, in one tweet saying paul manafort was being treated more harshly than my boss out capone. another tweet saying, quote, this is a terrible situation. and jeff sessions should stop this rigged witchhunt right now. democrats express outrage at what they saw as a direct order to the attorney general of the president's attorney rudy giuliani said the president frequently uses twitter to express opinions and that is all he was doing today. >> he used the word should, there was no presidential directive. didn't direct them to do it and not going to direct him to do it. >> reporter: fox news learned
robert mueller has responded by letter to donald trump's lawyers questions and demands about the scope of any potential interview between mueller and donald trump. mueller has not agreed to limit questions to matters of collusion. he wants to ask questions regarding obstruction of justice and other topics. he has agreed to reduce the number of questions from his initial list of 49 and is willing to accept written answers to some questions but once other questions answered verbally, in person. sources tell fox that discussions over possible interviews continue although the prevailing feeling among the president's lawyers is still no. >> thank you very much. stop the rigged witchhunt and manafort being treated worse than out capone, that was part of the presidential tweet streamed today. something is blowing off steam, others say he is committing a crime. jason chaffetz, author of the
to go down that road. total waste of time. >> i want to ask you about gates who made the plea deal, used to be partners or business relationship with manafort, today the prosecutor is saying he may not testify. did that surprise you, looks like the defense is built around jason attacking his credibility, he made the plea deal but he may not take the stand. >> it is a little surprising because the anticipation was that gates was going to be a star witness for the prosecution. why do the deal otherwise? it is a little surprising but not surprising from the manafort side they are pointing the finger at gates, classic strategy of courtroom defense, we should not be surprised, it is surprising, i think gates and sub understand before it is done. >> i am looking forward today 3 to see what judge ellis has to
say tomorrow. we will find out. without waiting for the results of the special counsel probe there are growing number of experts declaring russia was successful in helping donald trump when the 2016 election knowing it is an assertion that pushes the president's buttons. the white house is fighting back. >> the equation was quite clear. it was ted wheeler a trump to the top spot and suppress clinton turnout. >> i did not collude with russians, i was colluding with voters in michigan and wisconsin. >> former cia station chief among his many postings, thank you for talking with us. most parties agree actual physical votes were not changed, russia didn't hack into voting systems but what they are arguing is minds were changed
and in that way russia did win because they wanted trump. >> let's look at the report published in january 2017, general clapper said russia's overarching aim was to degrade our trust in the democratic process. so russia's interference made us wonder whether they influenced people as thinking but under no circumstances has anyone said russia succeeded. that is unknown. it is impossible to prove that. general clapper wrote in his book that russia tilted the election to donald trump he admitted he wasn't privy to any intelligence since the publication of his own report that would've swayed him one way or the other. it is speculation. having spent the better part of 30 years in this government you speculate at your own peril, stick to the facts. >> a piece in the washington post quotes clinton -- he concludes, quote, without russian influence i believe trump would not have been even
within striking distance of clinton election day. that is the inconvenient truth, vladimir putin republicans won't admit. fact or fiction? >> i have nothing evidence of that. there is one guy who is happy to hear those comments, vladimir putin sitting in the kremlin celebrating, what some in this country are doing as a force multiplier for vladimir putin's campaign, self-inflicted wounds. >> do you think it divides people? there's constant talk about whether this is benefiting hillary or trump or republicans or democrats when most people who have studied it and seen evidence say it was all about creating chaos so now we are having these conversations, people continue to run with this. >> b and hates democrats, republicans, we are all the enemy.
look at the aggregate, targeting secretary clinton integrating her electability, they were trying pro trump and anti-trump protests at the same time. >> what we saw was they disabled a number of accounts they deemed to be not legitimate accounts. a lot of those were cited as people who were supporting the resistance or anti-trump account so lawmakers say it was traced to the russians so it sounds like it will create the most dissension. >> that is what they try to do. they have other operations targeting republicans. the latest is the efforts to infiltrate interest groups where most membership and leadership are republican party members indicates vladimir putin is trying to soil the republican
party as well. that is in my opinion the holy grail for vladimir putin, trying to drive a wedge within the republican party of ronald reagan, responsible for tearing down the soviet union which for vladimir putin was the greatest you political disaster of the 20th century. >> would like to see that come back together in my estimation but launching these conversations gives fuel to those running without evidence to make these claims and for many of them the guests is it is to justify the reason hillary lost. this is not over and the special counsel probe is far from over and that is where we will hopefully get factual and evidence-based answers. the primary battle for the senate in arizona is getting heated. donald trump, sniping among themselves including the recently pardoned sheriff joe arpaio. >> they have been trying to get me out of the race from the beginning and i don't like them
bribing with money to get me to drop out of the race. >> donald trump double down on his threats to shut down the government over funding for the border wall but you may be surprised about something he added to that idea in a chat with rush limbaugh and then leslie marshall and larry o'connor way and live next. o'connor way and live next. wrong. your insurance company is gonna raise your rate after the other car got a scratch so small you coulda fixed it with a pen. maybe you should take that pen and use it to sign up with a different insurance company. for drivers with accident forgiveness liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪
>> a campaign contest that could change the balance of power in washington, the race to replace jeff flake set to begin tomorrow. we take a look at the gop candidate's efforts to out trump each other. >> republicans are locked in a primary battle to defend the senate seat the gop has held for three decades. former sheriff joe arpaio is one of two candidates on the far right who bristles at critics. >> we are going to bring the heat to drain the swamp. >> kelly ward who unsuccessfully challenged john mccain two years ago claims arpaio's past his prime. her husband said he is unlikely to live long enough to finish a secure senator.
>> how much lower can you get? >> joe is a folk hero, somebody who has been important in arizona. i hate to see the people he is surrounding himself with on his campaign really ruining the legacy he has left. >> even though donald trump pardoned him and the administration has shown support. >> sheriff joe arpaio, i'm honored to have you. >> there has been no endorsement in the race. >> the strongest voting record with donald trump before running in the senate. >> former fighter pilot and 2-term congresswoman martha mc sally is the front runner but she has been called out for warming to a president she has been critical of in the past. >> we are keep an eye on a target while engaging with primary voters and unify republicans behind us. >> this plays out in front of a change electric, hispanics now make up 30% of the population and independent voters,
democratic front runner kiersten cinema is counting on the 1-time green party activist continues to distance herself from her past even saying this about the president. >> i will take it as it comes. i will pose him when he is wrong. >> the official election day is august 28th but according to figures by that date approximately 80% of voters will have cast their ballot. >> it starts earlier and earlier with different states across the country. thank you so much. donald trump dialing up rush limbaugh on the 30th anniversary of the radio program and something new the commander-in-chief had to say about a potential government shutdown caught our attention. >> if you do it before there's a lot more pressure to get a great solution but it is riskier. if you do it afterwards there is less pressure, less risk but not sure you make as good a deal. a lot of good people would ask
me in the nicest of ways could we do it after the election. they have been good to me. i have had a lot of good support within the republican party. you saw the poll numbers, they like me so i have to keep them a little bit happy. >> is that music to capitol hill republicans? leslie marshall and radio host larry o'connor, welcome to you both. we have heard a lot about the president saying congressional leaders that we thought we had an understanding, his talking about the shutdown but these folks have been good to me, i'm taking that into consideration, maybe the shutdown after the midterms. >> though not typical of the president to change his tune out of talk out of both sides of his up on an issue. in my opinion the president saying we are going to shut down
the government if i don't get what i want is tantamount to my kids when they were in the toy section not getting what they wanted. he says i don't care about politics, this is not political, that is not true. a lot of republicans said if you do this before the midterms we could lose one or both chambers in congress and that is why, he admits it wouldn't be as good a deal so basically we are finding out political and not a good deal. >> most americans don't want to begin with. >> i had a lot of meltdowns and target as well. there's a lot of stuff i would like to get. with that in mind the president has said he thinks the gop does if you don't make a deal with the democrats and force them into this before the midterms but also a bit of a gamble especially in swing house districts where they might not want to see such a hard line on the wall and immigration. >> leave it to rush limbaugh 30 years and getting a juicy
headline from the president. i got to say conventional wisdom says the government shutdown is toxic politics for republicans but this president has always turned conventional wisdom on its ear. i think there's some political benefit to tell the american voters take a stand for something and you stand for something as important as border security, national security, enforcing immigration laws and one other thing, keep your promises, this president is trying to keep his promise and you can't get cooperation from the house, democrats won't do anything for him so maybe using this leverage is a good thing. i think it is good politics to stand by what you believe. >> we see an israeli through the campaign a year and a half into the administration the build a wall campaign still happening everywhere. former president obama issuing a new list of people he is going to be helping and endorsing, notable names, the senate race in texas, ted cruz, aurora, now
congressman not there, and alexandria ocasio-cortez is not on the reader. does this say anything to you? >> i think it is a smart thing, he can't endorse everybody. when he says he is going to endorse he is not only going to be out there, but physically going to these places and he has to be in districts that are going to help the individual that is running. that will not be the case in a red state like texas when you look at o'rourke and president obama is not speaking to, not going to be as palatable to the very far left of center democrats or more moderate a right wing democrats we may see in texas. the list is appropriate where his endorsement could help. it does not always help the person running. >> reaction tonight from the
right saying bring it on, they lost more than 1000 legislative seats across states all over the country while president obama was campaigning and endorsing people, they say this is great. >> president obama was the best thing to happen to republicans across the country. i think the part of leslie's analysis is spot on. alexandria ocasio-cortez does not need barack obama. it would be a waste of an endorsement. what is interesting with these candidates running in trump heavy red states the only way they have a chance of winning is to run to the right, to be more centrist, try to appeal to those voters who were trump voters. i think barack obama, a true leftist doesn't want to be associated with joe manchin or o'rourke, who does have to appeal to those red state kind of voters because then he has to be endorsing some of their ideas and their ideas are anathema to barack obama who is now free of any kind of electoral burdens. he is a leftist and now he is
going to be a leftist. shannon: so many juicy political nuggets we could discuss but we are out of time so please come back. the aclu sues the trump administration accusing them of violating the constitutional rights of adults who cross into the us illegal and are now being detained which of next, gop congressman at a center housing children, not subject double the california republican tells us exactly what he saw plus 3 democratic governors to turn down federal dollars if the trump administration sticks to a pledge to no longer allow your tax dollars to close clinics, does it make sense to refuse millions and arguing this is putting healthcare ascus at risk.
>> the aclu backing another suit lawsuit against the trump administration alleging illegal immigrants, adults were being held in a federal prison in california being denied constitutional rights like food, healthcare and religious freedom. republican congressman from california off his visit to a child immigrant detention facility, plenty to talk about. thanks for joining us. i read an account that said in the place you visited it was clean, orderly, the kids were taking field trips, most of them were reunited with the adults they came here with. that doesn't fit the narrative from media outlets. >> know. let me say we should not need any of these facilities at all. we should be securing our borders, stopping the catch and release program and fixing our broken immigration system but specifically on this facility is not going to let them deny niemi access. i wanted to make sure the two girls that were there two weeks
ago the first time i tried to visit were reunified with their parents and they were. >> you mentioned to have electric congress, the things they need to get done in the immigration makeover. is there an appetite for it? i hear from both sides of the aisle who talk a big game. >> hard-working taxpayers are demanding it and i was willing to push the other party and my own party as well. we have to get this done and congress has got to continue to bring this issue up to find a real solution. >> what do you think of the president talking about a government shutdown either pre-or post-midterm elections? >> it shouldn't come to any of those types of issues or demands. congress needs to do its job. we brought up a bill and this bill had a lot of the gang of 8 issues that came out of the senate that had every democrat in the senate who voted for, every democrat in the house had signed onto it. the media across the country
said you need to get this done so we introduced nearly the same bill and not when the democrats supported it so obviously this is very political and the american public needs to continue to push congress to get its job done. >> i want to ask about two court cases. first the ruling from the ninth circuit sang the trump administration cannot take away funding or limit funding for synchronicity's because they don't agree with their policies meaning they won't cooperate with federal law enforcement with respect illegal immigrants, the ninth circuit ruling grants the power of the purse to congress, not the president. devon o'malley said this -- he calls the ruling a victory for criminal aliens in california who continue to commit crimes knowing the state leadership will protect them from federal immigration offices. what do you make of the situation in california on that front? >> it is disappointing because this is not about immigration but the rule of law.
we are a free society based on a set of laws we need to follow and i want to make sure we are not going to punish communities like mine. i want to see all levels of law enforcement working together and we deserve state communities was one of the things i continued to press the administration on is to make sure we have passed through to communities where our sheriffs are working with all levels of law enforcement so that our sheriff's and penalized and the process for doing their jobs. but we do have cities in california and the governor for a sanctuary state. that doesn't create safety for anybody. >> the aclu lawsuit, a number of adults who came here illegally didn't have room for ice so there are being held in a prison instead. the aclu says they are denied healthcare, food and sunlight. they are suing to get them out of prison, not sure where they would go. >> it is disappointing. we had several people in
legislation and appropriations to expand these facilities so we are controlling the influx at the border to house them in these detention centers as well as have more judges so we could have expedited due process but ultimately we have to control the border and not let people just roam free. some are pushing for open borders, getting rid of ice. i am going down to the border with a group of other members to take a look at not only new border security proposals but look at these detention centers. >> all right. >> looking forward to talking to you more about it. >> thank you for joining us. democratic governors threatening to withdraw their state from all title x family planning funds if the trump administration goes forward with proposed changes that would affect clinics that provide abortions. pro-life group say that is
putting ideology above not abortion services, garrett tenney tracking details. >> what the white house wants to do is make sure taxpayer dollars are in no way promoting or encouraging abortions. that has prompted backlash from a growing number of state democratic leaders who argument is unconstitutional and unethical for the government to limit access to abortion. 14 democratic governors threatening to sue the trumpet ministration over changes to the title x family planning program but this week three governors said they are going to take it a step further. of the trump administration moves ahead with proposed changes the governors of washington, oregon and hawaii are threatening to pull their states out of the program and turndown millions in federal funding that come with it. the $260 million program provides grants to clinics with
health services to low-income nations and planned parenthood is among those who receive those grants. that would change if the defendant of health and human services goes into effect because it would, quote, prohibit recipients from using title x funds to refer or support abortion as a method of family planning. if that happens the three western governors are willing to turn down a lot of free money coming into their state. last year hawaii received $3 million in grants according to the national family planning and reproductive health association. oregon received $2.7 million. washington got nearly $4 million but governor jay in the we of washington believe the proposed changes to title x are unethical and doesn't want his state to be a part of it. >> we will stand with planned parenthood against the trump administration's barbarous efforts put a gag order in place to prevent women from getting
access to a legitimate, medically appropriate information. >> pro-life groups like concerned women for america say this is nothing but a political stunt by democrats, quote, the fact that three governors are willing to take the path on $10 million and instead choose planned parenthood over care for poor women is shocking. this is an unmasking of the radical ideology behind abortion and proof that health care for women was never the point. there are a lot of strong opinions on both sides of this issue, the of human services received 190,000 comments on the proposed rule. the agency is going through all of those before deciding whether to make any changes to the room before it goes into effect and once it does a lot of folks planning to file lawsuits. >> my mailbox was flooded the last few weeks from people on both sides of this was there's a lot of passion in the administration not afraid to weigh into it. breaking news next, donald trump orders sanctions for turkey over
jailed american pastor andrew brunson. turkey actually turning into an enemy? the response tonight coming up. the remains of 55 servicemembers missing since the korean war returned to the us. we will take you to the moving ceremony next. finish the job because they don't relieve nasal congestion. flonase sensimist is different. it relieves all your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. it's more complete allergy relief. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist helps block six key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. and six is greater than one. flonase sensimist.
an american pastor. mike pence holds tangible progress with north korea over returning the presumed remains. dan springer covers us korean war troops returning to american soil but we begin with kristin fisher as the president is making good on a threat against turkey. >> this american pastor was in a turkish prison for almost two years and is facing up to 35 years if convicted. the trump administration was able to get them transferred to house arrest last week but they say it is not good enough and they want to impose sanctions which target two top officials who the white house is play leading roles in the pastor to rest and detention after sanctions were announced, the treasury secretary citizen just detention and continued prosecution by turkish officials is simply an acceptable. donald trump made it clear the united states expects circuit to
release him immediately. pastor andrew brunson is an evangelical christian from north carolina who has lived in turkey for 20 years, he was leaving the church when he was arrested and accused of espionage and backing it to attempt against the turkish president. pastor brunson says he is innocent and the white house believes him. >> we see no evidence pastor brunson has done anything wrong and we believe he is a victim of unfair and unjust attention by the government of turkey. >> the turkish government says we strongly protest the treasury department's decision to sanction our country and an equivalent response to this aggressive attitude will be given without delay. this marks a series ratcheting up of tensions between the us and turkey. a few weeks ago at the nato summit in brussels donald trump and erdogan were friendly with each other.
they discussed the case on several occasions that clearly talks did not end well though they will continue. the secretary of state safety plan to meet with his turkish counterpart in singapore. >> we will continue to cover it. hours ago the presumed remains of us troops from the korean war returned to american soil. mike pence is to disprove the tough talk in the singapore negotiations with north korea are paying off. dan springer is live from hawaii. >> what a day here, a somber yet moving ceremony at joint base pearl harbor this afternoon. the remains arrived on two cargo planes from south korea a few days earlier, they had been turned over by north korea where they had been for 65 years. 55 transfer cases draped with the american flag were dropped into anger by an honor guard revisiting the army, air force, marines and navy, mike pence was on hand to receive the remains.
his father was a korean war hero, mike that called is a tangible step toward peace on the korean peninsula and honored the war did finally home. >> today they are known but to god. but soon we will know their names and we will tell their stories of courage. they were soldiers but they were also husband's, brothers and neighbors. long gone but never lost to the memory of their loved ones. >> reporter: also at the sermon he was korean war veteran herb schreiner who leads a veterans group in honolulu. and emotional they for schreiner because his younger brother alan was killed in korea by a landmine, his body was returned but 7680 korean war did are still missing. >> i know how it feels to have
somebody that lost their lives for freedom to come home. i feel bad for those who cannot retrieve their dead. their brothers, when they come home. >> reporter: the korean war was the first major conflict of the cold war, it lasted three years and 36,568 american serviceman dead. last time us seal teams were allowed into north korea to search for remains was 2005 and the last remains were in 2007. all the remains and about the same place, the defense mia accounting agency, its sole mission is to bring home and identify america's war did. now starts the clock to identify these remains and it will take at least months 2 years to identify all the remains but the
work will begin in earnest tomorrow. >> finally semantics from loved ones who have been waiting for decades. thank you very much. details emerging into the disappearance of molly tibbetts, the iowa college student missing the two weeks, her boyfriend speaks to fox news, hear from him next. >> love you and miss you and i went you to come home. i woke up in memphis and told... (harmonica interrupts)
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♪ >> shannon: new leads in the >> new leads in the s in the investigation is the disappearance of molly tibbetts who vanished two weeks ago and tonight 7 fbi agents came and asked to search his property without a warrant. the federal investigators were there for two hours to take pictures, farmers says he has nothing to hide and he is not being charged with a crime. tonight her boyfriend is speaking exclusively with fox news. >> 20-year-old molly tibbetts finish near brooklyn, iowa. a small town an hour east of des moines. she was a student at the university of iowa and was last seen jogging at night, she was living at her boyfriend's house for the summer.
she is an avid jogger, she regularly ran within 45 minutes a day. enforcement official travel down any wrongdoing by the boyfriend, dalton jack. he was in dubuque, 100 miles away at the time she is believed to have disappeared. they were scheduled to be in the dominican republic for the wedding of dalton's brother. that wedding has been canceled. they were high school sweethearts and he told fox news he cannot imagine that she is finished. >> thinking of what happened, what happened, what happened, i know everybody else around here is, got to lead by example. i love you and miss you and i want you to come him. >> the tibbetts family tells fox news any suspicions about dalton are wrong. the family is hoping for any information that can help bring her back. authority say her disappearance is, quote, not consistent with her past.
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