personas trabajaron como indocumentadas en edificios de donald trump. quÉ tal?, le saluda ilia calderÓn. teresa: buenas noches y bienvenidos. hoy les dio coraje por primera vez. >> era buena persona antes de que fuera presidente, era amable y respetuoso. >> todo el mundo le daba la mano y Él se la daba. yo le di la mano y me saludÓ. ya verÁn -->>a Él le gusta dar propina. >> estÁ convencido de que era un juez. ten $200. >>las cosas cambiaron radicalmente cuando donald trump lanzÓ su campaÑa presidencial el 16 de julio de 2015 esos mismos trabajadores que lo apreciaban, quedaron asombrados al escuchar la ya famosa diatriba. [habla en inglÉs] >> nos dijo violadores y habÍamos estado con toda su familia. >> tÚ literalmente le lavaste los calzoncillos a donald trump. reportero: victorina dijo que lo hizo por los donald trump y sin papeles. ivanka era mÁs estricta que ordenada. ella se quitaba las medias y empezaba a caminar descalza. fueron despedidos despuÉs de que victorina denunciÁralos atropellos de una supervisora y reconociera que habÍa trabajado durante aÑos

, donald trump was not his father's only son. he was his father's only son who was losing all of that money. all the time. and donald trump's siblings weren't really costing their father anything. >> well, and also he was doing it while running casinos. like, again, i'm no big business brain, but i think the one business other than drug dealing i might be able to definitely turn a profit at was running a casino. but still it's like you said, it's hard work, somebody's got to do it. >> rachel, you know what i think? >> what. >> i think you're in the right business. right here. >> thank you very much. thanks, lawrence. >> harvard law professor lawrence tribe is going to be with us. last year he wrote a book about impeachment and cautioned against impeaching donald trump. but as the evidence has been mounting, professor tribe supports what elizabeth warren said today when she became the first senator speaking on the floor of the senate to call for the impeachment of president trump. professor tribe will join us later in the hour. our first guest, as i mentioned, one of the reporters delivering

tweet that donald trump reached out to him and offered help as the situation develops. north korea firing several short range missiles into the sea of japan, the missiles were launched on north korea's eastern coast, 125 miles before landing in the water. us and south korean authorities are analyzing the details. the site has been used to launch numerous missile tests most recently in 2016 with the failed launch of an intermediate range missile, this is the first time north korea has launched missiles since november 2017. tensions with north koreans have been high since the last summit between kim jong un and donald trump in february, trump pushing to disarm the nuclear program but refusing to give in to the demand to lift sanctions against north korea. both leaders have publicly talked about a third summit taking place with donald trump saying weeks ago his personal relationship with kim jong un remains very good. the white house says it is aware of this and is monitoring the situation. this has been a fox news alert. now to fox news at night already in progress. >> a commercial p

think. change the way you see things. it had changed the way i see donald trump, but it has changed the way i see golf. and what is important about golf. prior to this book, i never would have put the word important in the same sentence as golf. on this program, we have tried several ways to explain donald trump including the psychiatric. it turns out golf explains as much about donald trump as any other frame you can use to study him. at the end of this hour, we'll do something we have never done before on this program. we're going to talk about golf. if you're among not more than 90% of americans who never play golf, you'll discover a valuable new way of understanding the president of the united states and you're going to laugh out loud when rick reilly joins us tonight. this book includes lines liking this guy cheats like a mafia accountant and many other very funny lines about the president ho wants to be king of golf. rick reilly explains the importance of the president cheating at golf this way. he says, if you'll cheat to win at golf -- if you'll cheat to win at golf, is it t

, donald trump, donald trump has made so much fun of beto, hasn't he? maybe somebody here has, too. but donald trump has mocked and ridiculed beto. let's face it, he's had a really, really rough start to the campaign, right? >> mm-hmm. >> look at this. look at these polls right here. came out beto head to head -- >> wow! >> beating donald trump. all the things that he said about the blue shirt wearing, arm waving hands all over the place, standing on every car that he sees, standing on lunch counter, beto o'rourke just absolutely thrashing donald trump by ten points, 52 to 42! joe biden up by 6 points, 51 to 45, sanders up 6 points, 50 to 44, harris up 4 points, 49 to 45, mayor pete, who half the country don't even know yet, even he is beating donald trump 47 to 44 and elizabeth warren is in a statistical tie with donald trump. that's right, donald trump, the woman you've derided as pocahontas and made fun of for the past several years, she's tied with you. but as you peel back the numbers, willie, on a lot of these polls, one of the most interesting was a q poll that came out and had a

the mueller report, president donald trump sought to have former white house counsel don mcgahn don mcgahn declare that he didn't consider the president's 2017 directive that he seek robert mueller's dismissal to be obstruction of justice. mr. don mcgahn rebuffed the request. the "times" adds white house officials asked twice in the past month for don mcgahn to make that public statement. nbc news has since confirmed this reporting. it seems we have finally found the one person in donald trump's orbit while he was perfectly willing to put his reputation on the line by associating himself professionally and in history with donald trump, would not risc being disbarred for donald trump. it's a pretty low bar. and it doesn't mean don mcgahn don mcgahn is in the clear just yet. before this news broke, house judiciary chairman jerry nadler threatened to hold don mcgahn in contempt if he doesn't comply with a subpoena to come before the committee. >> we've subpoenaed don mcgahn and we're expecting him to show up on the 21st. and if he doesn't, he will be subject to contempt. unless he has

bedroom. i will give the tour myself. >> jumping on the bed, that is fine, donald trump playing tour guide for the boston red sox. that is all-time we have to make, great podcast posted on podcast one. shannon bream and the fox news at night team. shannon: a fox news alert. one hour from now, $200 billion in additional tariffs on chinese goods are set to go into effect. negotiations begin again, we have the latest. donald trump says john kerry should be prosecuted for breaking a law that makes it a crime for unauthorized persons to negotiate with foreign governments in a dispute with the us. he carry it out multiple meetings with iran's foreign minister, jack keane is here to weigh in the next. former fbi director james comey goes after rod rosenstein, william barr and the president. the russians may have leverage over donald trump. comments may just be weeks away from the result of several investigations into the investigators including comey. we have fox news team coverage tonight on foreign-policy issues from iran to china to north korea. david fund standing by on the tariff count

important issue for democratic voters right now is beating donald trump. donald trump is a minority president. and always has been and he continues to behave like a minority president. donald trump got only 46% of the vote in 2016. and not once during his presidency has his approval rating ever reached 50% in the gallup poll. you can see on this graph from early 2017 to now, his approval has never gone above 50% this month gallup has him at 42% approval, 5% disapproval. donald trump does even worse when it comes to personal characteristics. on the question do you think donald trump is honest? 65% say no. 30% say yes. does donald trump have good leadership skills, 5% say no. 39% say yes. does donald trump care about average americans, 58% say no. 39% say yes. and then there are the polling questions that are unique to donald trump. do you think donald trump committed crimes before he was president, 57% say yes. 28% say no. do you think president trump blibs he is above the law? 56% say yes. 41% say no. donald trump is running for re-election with his former campaign chairman and his

>>> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in washington d.c. where today, donald trump ext d extended the total and complete exoneration myth to cover his son who's been subpoenaed by the committee investigating the trump campaign's contact with russia. contacts that robert mueller found numbered into 140. the republican led senate intelligence committee has subpoenaed donald trump jr. to answer questions about his previous testimony before senate investigators in relation to the russia investigation. the "new york times" adding, quote, the committee is particularly interested in -- as well as his role in his father's effort to build a sky scraper in moscow and comparing the testimony to his previous answers to senate investigators in 2017. it sounds like there's reason to suspect that lying may be a genetic condition. trump senior weighed in on his son's subpoena this afternoon. >> the mueller report came out. that's the bible. the mueller report came out and they said he did nothing wrong. my son was totally exonerated by mueller. who frankly, does not like donald trump, me, this donald trump

at 4:00 p.m. >>> the president is watching out for donald trump, not for the united states of america. the mueller report just over two weeks ago demonstrated complicitly that russia attacked our electoral system with the purpose of helping donald trump and he turns around two weeks later and says we are all good on this. we are not all good on it. we are at risk. we are at risk in 2020 and donald trump hits us squarely in trouble. >> good evening. welcome to the special live edition of a.m. joy or what we call it, p.m. joy. senator elizabeth warren makes a point that about russia interfering with the 2016 election. the white house says the two spoke for an hour discussing several topics which included the mueller report. a normal president would have told putin to back off and stay out of next year's elections. donald trump is not a normal president. instead, he proved he is incapable of or unwilling to confront putin and stand-up for the u.s. electoral system. >> did you tell him not to meddle in the next election. >> excuse me, i'm talking. i'm answering this question. you

by a republican subpoenas that donald trump junior over testimony he gave back in 2017 but will he show up? and all the president tries to stay on script in florida tonight at a campaign rally. "the 11th hour" on a wednesday night starts right now. >>> good evening, once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. i'm steve kornacki in for brian williams. day 839 of the trump administration and the president just wrapped up a rally in the florida panhandle. this following a day of stunning headlines back in washington. the house judiciary committee voted to hold attorney general william barr in contempt of congress. president trump invoked executive privilege to shield the full unredacted mueller report from the judiciary committee. the house intelligence committee issued a subpoena to the justice department for the full mueller report including counter intelligence materials and the republican led senate intelligence committee subpoenaed donald trump trump jr. to testify about his knowledge of the trump tower moscow project. we're going to get to all of it but first, it

clash with senators who have subpoenaed donald trump junior to talk about that controversial 2016 trump tower meeting and the trump business dealings in moscow. desperate plea. desperate housewives star felicity huffman breaks down in tears as she enters a guilty plea in the college admissions cheating scandal. will she face prison time? >> and by george. a twitter rant by president trump sparks a twitter tirade in response as conservative lawyer george conway, the house of trump adviser, kellyanne conway, calls the president, and i'm quoting him now, a malignant narcissist who should be removed from office. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room.r" >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> breaking news. president trump is threatening new moves against china in a sharply escalating trade war. u.s. stock markets went into free fall today. the dow dropped 617 points while the s&p 500 closed down nearly 2.5% and the nasdaq fell nearly 3%. the plunge came after china raised tariffs on u.s. goods, retaliating for an earlier move by the president. president trump insists ame

with donald trump. let us start with the times. which is one of the few papers looking ahead to the week. president set to meet borisjohnson on london trip. and of course people read into that, don't they? it is probably donald trump wanting to meet borisjohnson probably donald trump wanting to meet boris johnson and probably donald trump wanting to meet borisjohnson and not necessarily the conservative party. whatever it estimate will make all the headlines in the beginning of next week with ellen tripp making his state visit. all of this will feed into the background of the tory leadership contest. if he is suddenly meeting boris johnson, . .. it would do him favours to make them look very prime ministerial. it would do him favours to make them look very prime ministerialm it would do him favours to make them look very prime ministerial. it will make you lucky if someone who is already being mentioned in the same breath as nigel farage by donald trump and without my pouzza bill off, it will also feed into the exact fears tory mps have been the reason why some of them do actually w

that story that is obviously hitting a fever pitch. and later, a republican challenging donald trump for the republican nomination for president is here live for the first time. so a lot to get to. >>> but we begin with the legal and political hurricane that has been heading towards trump attorney general bill barr. they say elections have consequences. i'm sure you've heard that. tonight democrats are saying deadlines also have consequences. critics arguing that mr. barr has used his short but very controversial tenure to already become one of the most questionable appointees of this entire trump presidency. and today mr. barr gave them more ammunition, blowing past congress' long known deadline to provide the full unredacted mueller report. house democrats are not having it. they are moving towards a vote this week to hold him in contempt. now if that happens, mr. barr would become only the second attorney general ever held in contempt in u.s. history and the first to be held in contempt during his very first year on the job. chairman nadler issuing a 27-page contempt report against ba

this town hall. this is the first republican lawmaker to call for donald trump's impeachment. you're looking at the questions he gets as he answers, justin amash there in michigan. it will be interesting to see if the questioners ask about some of these topics. >>> donald trump back in the united states after literally, it sounds bad, but it's just the news, literally using a dictator's news to attack a domestic political rival. >>> also new reporting on how donald trump's twitter habit is actually increasing. you may have heard about that. but also some measures the people are responding less to him. >>> we begin with, as mentioned, this picture right here. something you don't see every day in american life. a member of the president's political party, justin amash, having his first public appearance since he basically endorsed impeaching or at least holding impeachment hearings for the president and his party. this is grand rapids, michigan. he tweeted barr has so far successfully used his position to sell the president's false narrative to the american people, this will continue i

calls it a constitutional crisis. >>> the senate intelligence committee orders donald trump junior to return and testify but sources say he is considering invoking his fifth amendment right or just ignoring the subpoena all together. how will this stand off end? >>> heroic students. new details of the latest deadly sco school shooting including how students jumped the gunman preventing greater loss of life but costing one student his. tonight emotional parents are speaking out. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> we're following multiple breaking stories this hour including the vote by the house judiciary committee to hold attorney general william barr in contempt of congress with jerry nadler calling the stand out of over the mueller report, i'm quoting him now, a constitutional crisis. >>> also breaking, president trump adding to his administration's sfotone wallin by asserting executive privilege over the entire report and setting stage for a courtroom showdown. >>> also tonight, cnn has lea

. me one guy who was with throughout this whole process was donald j. trump. i called him a week or two before and said, maybe i should step down. he said, no keep fighting. . host: the politics behind this, he has been criticized i going after jerome powell who is his -- criticized for going after jerome powell who has his own hand-picked. guest:guest: chair i had gone after him too. that you concern was would try to force the fed to keep interest rates where they are. outt: there was a concern of the gate that i was too tied to donald trump. let me be clear. i believe the fed should be independent of politics and partisanship. we do not want the fed tweaking interest rates based on the election cycle. that was analytic -- that was a legitimate complaint. , ifefense against that anyone reads my book, they know there are many things -- i agree with donald trump. there are many times i have disagreed with donald trump. if i had been at the fed, my duty would have been to try to make sure the fed was providing stable prices. it happens to be that we both have reached the same conclusi

we've been watching the collapse of a con. donald trump's cover story crafted with heavy assist from attorney general william barr's five pre-report appearances and statements came crumbling down today when donald trump woke up and realized that robert mueller clearly found evidence he obstructed justice. and that he had unseemly contacts with a foreign adversary. the fatal blow to his fragile estate may have come from fox news where they ran these words, no exoneration. it was a far cry from trump's words, total and complete exoneration. to have been outed and revealed by a man like robert mueller who could not be corrupted, baited or intimidated by donald trump's mean tweets seemed to undo the president. >> i think he is a total conflicted person. i think mueller is a true never-trumper. he's somebody that dislikes donald trump. he's somebody that didn't get a job that he requested that he wanted very badly, and then he was appointed. and despite that. and despite $40 million, 18 trump haters, including people that worked for hillary clinton and some of the worst human beings on ea

donald trump jr. is refusing to answer more questions about the 2016 trump tower meeting and the pursuit of a trump tower in moscow. the president's son clearly in a standoff over a new subpoena approved by the republican chairman of the senate republican committee. this hour i'll talk to a democrat on the house intelligence committee and the house oversight committee. our correspondents and analysts are standing by. let's go to our chief white house correspondent, jim acosta. the president spoke out about a multiple range of topics earlier today including the trade war with china. >> that's right, wolf. a trade war with no end in sight. president trump said he's happy with how his trade war is playing out with china tonight. the president shrugged off china's retaliatory tariffs even after some of his aides as knowledged there could be pain for consumers. as the president praised hungary, he praised russia and lashed out at the mueller investigation. president trump downplayed the impact of beijing's decision to impose retaliatory tariffs that caused big losses on wall street. >

when donald trump talks that way with those audiences. why he does it. what that is about, what he wants them to know about him. but first with a new poll showing increased public support for impeachment of the president, some democrats in the leadership of the house of representatives are now debating whether they are facing a constitutional crisis or a constitutional confrontation or something else. a new reuters poll shows 45% now support impeachment. 42% oppose impeachment. today craig melvin asked congressman james clyburn how he would describe the current situation that the house of representatives is facing. >> you've got senator mark warner from virginia today, ranking member of the senate intel committee, he says it's not a crisis, it's more of a constitutional confrontation. how would congressman clyburn define it? >> i would define it as a confrontational crisis, so that's exactly what it is. >> so there's your multiple choice. constitutional crisis or constitutional confrntration or the newest option, confrontational crisis. so far we have not had a moment of constituti

the hour. welcome to fox news they. you just saw donald trump live addressing troops, sailor, navy, marines and others aboard the uss wasp for memorial day when he wraps up as he is still taking pictures and greeting those folks, he will head back to washington. the top republican in the house call the anti-trump text messages between peter stzrok and lisa page something that could amount to treason, not everyone happy with that word being used. the initial counterintelligence probe into russian meddling during the election, tonight we await more details in the wake to declassify the relevant information. first we start with garrett tenney with the latest and highlights from the president's last stop in japan. good evening. >> this was about strengthening ties between the us and japan and they rolled out the red carpet for donald trump to do that. the new emperor, a bit of golf and even assume a wrestling match with donald trump pitted against the winner. donald trump capping up his visit to the troops where he thanked them for their service and touted the us japanese alliance just

intelligence chairman richard burr's subpoena of donald trump jr., well, others, would rather just stay out of it. >> of course, you would expect them to have an answer. i'm not a member of the committee. it's a very private committee that works itself, and i wouldn't even have the slightest idea what they are up to. >> tariffs? >> what was the answer on tear sniffs that's the big question. >> more defiance from the president and now his family in the ongoing stare-down over congressional subpoenas. the senate intelligence committee demanded donald trump jr., the president's son, come back and testify before its members. the russian special counsel did not charge trump jr. with any crimes, but the committee wants clarity on some of trump jr.'s previous answers he gave in september 2017, including on the trump tower moscow project. a source tells cnn that the republican committee chairman, senator richard burr, signed off on the subpoena two weeks ago. that decision has provoked public backlash, from get this, other republicans. the message from the president's orbit, well, that's c

federal a declaraciones de impuestos del estado de donald trump. sÓlo falta la firma del gobernador. una niÑa de 10 aÑos muriÓ bajo custodia federal, sucediÓ tres meses antes de la primera de cinco muertes de jÓvenes guatemaltecos. la su hÁ aguilera. sus abogados dicen que se termina las impugnaciones del testamento del artista. acompaÑenos. ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: edición nocturna", con enrique locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: edición nocturna", con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. enrique: muy buenas noches. la batalla polÍtica entre donald trump y los demÓcratas escaló hoy luego de hablar de un proyecto de infraestructura y el presidente abandonÓ el evento y dijo que no trabajarÁ con la aplicaciÓn hasta que no se abandonen las investigaciones sobre Él. el se castellanos tiene los detalles. trump denunciÓ los demÓcratas en la cÁmara baja y anuncio que suspenderÍa cualquier diÁlogo con los demÓcratas. minutos antes sin saludar ni tomar asiento, el presidente pasÓ tres minutos con los dirigentes demÓcratas del congreso cuand

but it is time to start asking the invaluable question. who will win? president donald trump starts with two enormous advantages but he's the incumbent. no incumbent president has lost reelection in almost 30 years. in fact, only two over the last dozen elected incumbents have failed to be reelected to another term. he's also presiding over an economy that is in better shape than it's been in for a very long while. the president trump, economic growth has accelerated over one half percent than the president obama's last term in office. on a plane is down from just under five percent at the end of 2016. 3.6 percent now. average hourly earnings, growth of which have accelerated from 2.6 percent year to 3.2 percent. in less 50 is no present has failed to win reelection against the backdrop of declining unemployment. accelerated growth and rising wages. bill clinton's campaign manager famously said all those years ago it was all about the economy, stupid. given all that, is there any real prospect that the president would handle it? it's not guaranteed to the fall of 2020. you can almos

government is teaching the world how not to participate in the donald trump's self-enriching schemes at his golf courses. and david korn will join us with new reporting about the influence pedding swamp in south florida called mar-a-lago where american lobbyists and chinese businessmen and so many other people around the world go to buy their way into the good graces of the president of the united states. but first, we will be getting more testimony next week about the mueller report. but we're not yet sure how much testimony we'll be getting. in the meantime, the attorney general william barr who refused to take questions from house judiciary committee lawyers refused to respond to a subpoena to testify to that committee has agreed to take questions from fox. and his answers are pure propaganda. we will be getting more testimony from michael cohen next week because the chairman of the house intelligence committee adam schiff plans to release the transcript of the closed door testimony that michael cohen gave to the intelligence committee in march. former white house counsel

east coast a fox news alert. crisis game changer. donald trump imposing crippling tariffs on mexico if the surge of illegal immigrants doesn't stop, the move as border patrol arrests 1000 migrants at one time. will mexico finally be forced to act. >> this is the behavior that reminds us how repressive and outrageous this leadership is in north korea. heather: going nuclear the brutal purge from kim jong un's staff after negotiations with donald trump went south. can you spell controversy? >> we are in uncharted territory. run out of words that can challenge you. heather: the national spelling be ending that has everyone talking. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ abc ♪ easy as 1-2-3 ♪ heather: stay tuned for the controversy around the national spelling be. to start your friday off, you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning, thank you for starting your day or ending your evening with us. we begin with a fox news alert. the us tracking down on illegal immigration with a new 5% tariff on all mexican goods. this comes as new video shows a record number of

. we are tracking what is coming next. donald trump returning from his historic trip to japan, the message he just delivered to our troops and the battle with democrats as he heads back to washington. are you feeling burnt out at work? >> i am going to need you to come in tomorrow so if you could just be here around 9, that would be great. shannon: having a case of the mondays is now considered a condition. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ i was born free ♪ i was born free ♪ i was born free ♪ born free ♪ free ♪ heather: little kid rock to get you out of bed. you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. thank you for joining us if you're beginning your they are into your evening. straight to some extreme weather. catastrophic damage in dayton, ohio after two powerful tornadoes touched down overnight, incredible photo showing a car wrapped around a light post after a storm. a man capturing one of the month its twisters forming outside his home and north of dayton another twister leveling homes, knocking out power to everyone, first responders go

del poder al presidente donald trump . pablo gato nos amplÍas de informaciÓn. >> donald trump fue a ver un combate del deporte nacional de japÓn. suministración que a polÉmica, incluso, desde hace aÑos. >> hubo mucha corrupciÓn en el fbi y el departamento de justicia, afirmÓ su secretario de prensa. segÚn ella, ambas instituciones emitieron e investigaron la campaÑa de donald trump para derribar al presidente . donald trump tampoco perdiÓ tiempo en reaccionar a la decisiÓn de un juez de california que ordenÓ no construir el muro con mÉxico con dinero del pentÁgono. tal y como indicÓ donald trump. otro juez activista nombrado por obama acaba de fallar en nuestra contra sobre una secciÓn del muro sur que estÁ en construcciÓn. Éste es un fallo contra la seguridad fronteriza y a favor del crimen, las drogas y el trÁfico de personas. estamos pidiendo una apelaciÓn acelerada. oficialmente, el viaje a japÓn es para tratar temas comerciales entre ambos paÍses. igual que con china, japÓn vende mucho mÁs que estados unidos que estados unidos a japÓn y eso tiene molest

campaign to contrast the character of joe biden and democrats with the character of donald trump and the republicans. it wants to be a campaign that contrasts the division of donald trump with the unity of joe biden. so, i think that's what you will hear today, rather than a laundry list of policy pros proposals. that will come. we are in the campaign. i don't think you will hear a lot of that today. >> donald trump won pennsylvania in 2016. but, you know, if you look at the polling, you know, joe biden's popularity, how far ahead he is from the pack, the joe biden camp feels confident it might be able to clinch pennsylvania. president trump will be heading to pennsylvania next week. how worried, how concerned might he be? >> well, i think the republicans know the democrats are coming for the upper midwest. that michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania corridor, donald trump swept it. the democrats could win two of those states and lose to donald trump. he has elasticity in the electoral count. those three states are among the three most important and part of biden's is he is the candidate to w

historic flooding. janice dean tracking the latest. jillian: donald trump will wheel down in washington after an important stop on his way home from japan. rob: congress will greet him with a fresh fight for impeachment. will nancy pelosi cave to the pressure? jillian: one presidential candidate is really this desperate. >> what is my favorite window song? rob: kirsten gillibrand sings for your vote. ♪ ♪ i can make your hands clap ♪ i can make your hands clap ♪ ♪ i can make your hands clap ♪ i am like a stranger -- rob: long weekend over, back to work on tuesday. "fox and friends first". jillian: thanks for starting the day with us. let's get a weather alert, brand-new video showing catastrophic damage in dayton, ohio after two powerful tornadoes touched down overnight. at least 5 million people without power across the state. heather: an incredible picture here. you can see a car wrapped around the light post after that storm. jillian: that photo going crazy on social media as people wake up. another twister leveling homes and knocking out power. heather: arkansas and oklah

furious about it. senators rushed to show their own loyalty tow donald trump and the kentucky senator, donald trump, and rand paul tweeted apparently the chair didn't get the memo from the majority leader that this case was closed. the texas senator ted cruz who called donald trump a sniffling coward, serial phi landerer and pathological liar, the mueller report found no cocollusion. it's time to move on and focus on issues americans care about. bold. we don't know what the subpoena is for. we do know, however, that donald trump, jr. has been slippery with the truth. a little example, here he is in 2016 responding to clinton camp claiming that russia was interfering to help donald trump win. keep in mind this is just a month after donald trump, jr. personally got an e-mail in whiching him the russian government was helping his dad and met with russians at trump tower to further their aid. >> it just goes to show you their moral compass. they will say anything to win this. this is time and time again, lie after lie. his house cat at home said this is what's happening. it's disgusting a

learned that donald trump junior has agreed face a new round of questioning by the senate intelligence committee in mid-june. the president's son striking a deal to comply with a subpoena. we're told the interview will be limited in time and scope. this as the house intelligence committee is demanding interviews with four lawyers tied to president trump and his family. the panel is investigating whether they obstructed the russia probe in congress. the lawyer vs beens have been ay former trump fixer of helping to e edit his false 2017 testimony to congress. our correspondents and analysts are standing by. fir first let's go to our senior congressional correspondent. what more are you learning about donald trump's deal to testify before the senate intelligence committee? >> very significant development. after donald trump junior fought a subpoena issued by the republican led committee demanding he return amid questions about whether or not he had been truthful in his past testimony to congress. now he has agreed to return and return the republicans and democrats, the leaders of the comm

donald trump jr. considering pleading the fifth or not appearing before the panel at all. >>> and two shooters, two alleged shooters are in custody. one appears in court as a student who tried to protect classmates is mourned as a hero. and yet another community is devastated just miles from the columbine high school. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> breaking news, the house judiciary committee has just voted to hold the attorney general, william barr,contempt of congress for refuse to go provide an unredacted version of the mueller report. the party line vote follows president trump's move to exert executive privilege over the entire report and its underlying evidence. it's the latest clash in what's now an all-out battle between house democrats and the trump administration which has moved to block congressional investigations on every front. jerry nadler says a constitutional crisis is already at hand while the white house accuses him of a blatant abuse of power. if the full house follows suit on the contempt move, the battle is almost certain to move to the

. the senate intelligence committee chaired by richard burr had donald trump jr. testify in front of the committee. they went to the senate tloor -- floor and said case closed. they issued a subpoena to donald trump jr. it is the first time a member of the trump family has been subpoenaed in the investigation of the president. our first guest tonight, house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff. he issued, quote, a subpoena to attorney general pete barr for documents and materials related to special counsel robert mueller's investigation, including all counter-intelligence and foreign intelligence materials produced during the special counsel's investigation. the full unredacted report and the underlying evidence. the showdown on that such is scheduled for one week from today. wednesday, may 15 is the deadline and congressman schiff to alternate general william barr. after they voted along party lines in 2016 to hold william barr in contempt of congress, no date was set for when the full house vote on that contempt of congress resolution. we will ask chairman schiff if he expec

donald trump just returned to the white house after a tour de farce in japan. you can take the dictator loving president out of america but you can't today grievance obsessed dictator lover out of the american president. the trip went off the rails as so many scenes in this presidency do with a single tweet. "the washington post" reports, like many strategies to influence and contain the president, the carefully planned japanese attempt hit something of a skid on trump's first full day in tokyo when trump fired off a tweet in a single missive undermined his national security adviser, aligned him with a brutal dictator, and attacked a democratic rival on foreign soil. here is the offending, "north korea fired off some weapons, which disturbed some of my people and others, but not me. i have confidence that chairman kim will keep his promise to me and also smiled when he called swampman joe biden a low iq individual and worse. perhaps that's sending me a signal? the backlash in response to the ridiculous statement, including from republicans, the president went further in a press conferen

first," happening right now at 4:00 am on the east coast donald trump unveiling his merit-based immigration overhaul. what is in it and is not? and enough to whenever democrats? we are live to break it down for you. classroom controversy, the sat introducing the adversity score based on the home life and environment. or does it punish hard workers. >> how long as the drop? >> 140 feet. >> that is unnerving. >> the longest pedestrian bridge in north america opens today. a sky i to work, taking us along for the ride. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ heather: people walking up at 4:00 am on the east coast to get the day started. live from new york city, you are watching "fox and friends first," thank you as always for starting the day with us. donald trump unveiling his merit-based immigration overhaul, democrats calling it dead on arrival. griff jenkins joins us in washington dc. the president vowed to get his plan past. >> reporter: happy friday. this is significant. for the first time in decades donald trump is attending an overhaul of the legal immigration system s

that will force donald trump to give up p part of his tax returns to new york state, to new york a lot is a lot is happening. we we begin with nancy pelosi firing back at donald trump. they should not impeach donald trump and she claims that's what he wants. >> i think what really got to him was these poor cases and the fact that the house democrats to pass impeachment. that's where he wants us to be. >> this is speaker employee epe attempt to manage -- she representing things that are impeachable but also saying she's not ready to go there. >> obstruction of justice, yes, it could be impeachable. i think impeachment is divisive to go for our country. unless we can get the facts. but, we are not at that place. >>> now look at this reporting for "the washington post." they are diffusing this tie of impeachment in their caucasucau. here is the bottom line, everyone if speaker pelosi uses her brash, strong bare knuckles on the president to diffuse some of this. it is clearly not all gone yet. >> i didn't come to congress to impeach a president. are you hopeful that impeachment proceedings

right now, if you impeach donald trump in the house, you know what he does? he raises $250 million and laughs his ass off about it because nothing happens in the senate. he will not be convicted in the senate. there is no duceus machinea. >> a quick word. >> he is already going to do that anyway. he is already going to raise $250 million. do the vote and force the republicans to defend a crook. >> we're way into overtime. jason johnson, rick wilson, thanks to both of you for joining us tonight. that is the last last. "the 11th hour with brian williams" should have started a few seconds ago. >>> breaking tonight from "the new york times." a decade of trump's taxes show, quote, year after year, mr. trump appears to have lost more money than nearly any other individual american taxpayer. the reporter who broke this story is standing by with all the details. plus we are just hours away from a vote in house judiciary on whether to hold attorney general bill barr in contempt. the white house tells don mcgahn not to hand over documents subpoenaed by democrats. he also could be held in con

presidents can execute the responsibility of the office of the presidency and donald trump said democrats are not happy with the mueller report which is why they continue to issue subpoenas like the one to don mcgann. >> we have had enough in the country has had enough. there has never been ever before and administration so open and transparent. >> democrats would disagree. they subpoenaed william barr. he ignored that subpoena. chairman at the reacted to news about mcgann's expected absence tomorrow. >> behavior making it more difficult to ignore all alternatives including impeachment. >> congressman justin amash found himself in hot water, the first republic on the right side of the island argue for impeachment of donald trump. he quickly left the capital this evening. >> in charge of that. >> reporter: nancy pelosi in charge of that. speaking of nancy pelosi she was asked about the congressman's call for impeachment. >> this seems to be the silence of the republicans in the congress of the united states. that is what we are not hearing from the rest of them. >> mark meadows t

american citizen. politico is reporting donald trump said it would be appropriate for attorney general william barr to investigate senator biden's situation. we reached out but no word from the biden campaign or the dnc. shannon: the white house reached out to john mcgann asking him to publicly state that the president did not obstruct justice. soon after the release of the mueller report, special counsel contacted white house counselor mcgann regarding that request. 's lawyer told john roberts, quote, we did not perceive it as a threat or something sinister. it was a request. mcgann elected not to speak on that issue. the president's personal attorney encouraging a foreign government to press ahead with an investigation or two that may damage a political rival of his client. we are talking about joe biden. there are calls for a senate investigation and more. let's ask the president's personal lawyer rudy giuliani, great to have you with us. you have heard questions about why you are doing this. i want to read you something from the new york times, won't surprise you they are not fans

one of the most detailed looks we have had at donald trump's finances during a decade-long portion of his career. "the times" has obtained some of the president's tax information from the years 1985 to 1994. this was a roller coaster period of time that saw trump go from being a pre-eminent symbol of the high-living '80s to a bankruptcy story. that story has been known but what we are knowing for the first are the details which are vivid and the numbers, which are staggering. quote, the data which are printouts from mr. trump's e, official internal revenue service tax transcripts with the figures from his federal tax firm, the 1040 from 1985 to 1994 represents the fullest and most detailed look to date at the president's taxes, information he has kept from public view. "the times" notes the information does not cover the tax years congress is now seeking. continuing from the story, i quote, the numbers show that in 1985, mr. trump reported losses of $46.1 million from his core businesses, largely casinos, hotels, and retail space in apartment buildings. they continued to lose money ev