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If we dont keep this promise, the people that we ask them to help fighting in, are going to murder them. chris: whether we keep faith with combat translators will send a message, will this country protect or abandon people who help us in future conflict. >> if janice had not believed that we would have kept our promise, he wouldnt have served with us and i wouldnt be sitting here talking to you today, i have pts and as far as im concerned u helping my brother come home and start his new life in ...

Of life and death. if we dont keep this promise, the people that we ask them to help fighting in, are going to murder them. chris: whether we keep faith with combat translators will send a message, will this country protect or abandon people who help us in future conflict. >> if janice had not believed that we would have kept our promise, he wouldnt have served with us and i wouldnt be sitting here talking to you today, i have pts and as far as im concerned u helping my brother come home and sta...

Of life and death. if we dont keep this promise, the people that we ask them to help fighting in, are going to murder them. chris: whether we keep faith with combat translators will send a message, will this country protect or abandon people who help us in future conflict. >> if janice had not believed that we would have kept our promise, he wouldnt have served with us and i wouldnt be sitting here talking to you today, i have pts and as far as im concerned u helping my brother come home and sta...

Rob. were talking about the undermining of institution that is you brought up and the fbi. with all of these conspiracy theoryists and many -- a number of of the people bringing unthe theories used to be on the fringe. now theyre the new normal. >> like devin nunes. >> that unfortunate in the conservative party. breitbart was the crazy people. you would have stories come up from them and people rolled their eyes. policy makers won take them seriously nop now you look at the content on fox news w...

>> shepherd smith at the fox newsdesk. president is dismissing a "new york times" report that he once tried to fire special counsel robert mueller. the source tells fox news that the president just talked about doing it, but thats intent. well speak with a former federal prosecutor who says it may not matter because the intent is the same. well get into the legal side of things. plus, the political fallout with chris wallace. thats at the top of the hour. well see you then. >> dana: congressman ...

When its clear they will head to their new home port in florida. wont they be glad. the fbi saying a explosion at a florida mall was not a improvised explosive device at reported. what police mistook for pipe bombs were marine flares i ignited. it triggered a fire alarm and forced the evacuation of the mall. no injuries have been reported. they dont expect a link to terrorism. thank you for joining us. im dana perino. think they have more for you. the united states senate about to vote on the sh...

>> shepherd smith at the fox newsdesk. coraopolis the center of attention outside pittsburgh. president trump expected to speak there. the white house said hes there to promote his agenda especially the republican tax law. but theres a lot more. because the president tweeted hes in pennsylvania to support the gop candidate running for congress there. republicans have held that seat for 16 years, but the analysts say this special election could be a tough fight. well take you live to coraopolis, ...

$140 million. in exchange, secretary of state clinton approved the sale to the russians. a quid pro quo. the accusation is predicated on the charge that secretary clinton approved the sale. she did not. a committee of nine evaluated the sale, the president approved the sale. the nuclear regulatory commission and others had to offer permits, and none of the uranium was exported for use by the u.s. to russia. that is uranium one. >> shepherd smith of fox news brings us to our lead off panel for a ...

>> heres the accusation, nine people involved in the deal made donations to the clinton foundation, totaling more than $140 million. in exchange, secretary of state clinton approved the sale to the russians. a quid pro quo. the accusation is predicated on the charge that secretary clinton approved the sale. she did not. a committee of nine evaluated the sale, the president approved the sale. the nuclear regulatory commission and others had to offer permits, and none of the uranium was exported f...

By justice department prosecutors as part of an effort by the sessions justice department to take another look at this case. and theyre explicitly doing it, because house republicans asked them to, and in a letter last month to house republicans, a senior justice department official said, yes, were going to look at whether the concerns you are raising in this uranium one matter and the clinton case, merit a special prosecutor. the question really, brian is, is just sessions doing this as a defen...