mitt romney, jerry moran, pat toomey, roger wicker, marco rubio, and roy blunt. i understand they have their own reasons for doing this. congress passed the emergency declaration. are they saying congress passed an unconstitutional act? what is the act there if it's not to be used? i understand their point, but at the same time there is an emergency. the democrats do not want to protect the country. >> this is not a constitutional crisis, it's a national security crisis at our border. that's what i would cul d that's what i would call 76,000 migrants apprehended at our border and tend-year-old girls given birth control pill biz their families because we know how many women are being sexually assaulted. we have tons of drugs pouring over our borders. that's not everyone. but it shouldn't be one. if it's one, it's 10 too many. this president has been consistent for four years now. we have a crisis at the border. he tried to let congress do its job. the congress and the courts failed to act. he's invoking a congressional act from 1976. it's 43 years old. if you don'

senator roger wicker was one of them. wicker came on this show a y yer ago, you can look it up, and enthusiastically defended the strikes against syria. yet, in march, faced with the prospect of securing his own country, mr. wicker solemnly explained an emergency border wall would devastate "the constitutional principle of checks and balances." huh. he represents the state of mississippi. what percentage of his voters could possibly agree with this standard? 10%? probably too high an estimate.d probably more like 2% agree with roger wicker on this. yet somehow, wicker still holds his senate seat. how is that? people are starting to figuree out the scam that is neo-conservativism. one news account this week explained that president trump has begun to wonder about his national security advisor, john bolton. bolton, you'll remember, led the cheering for the iraq invasion in 2003, supported the overthrow of qaddafi in libya a couple of years ago, pushed for strikes on iran and north korea. he called russia's actions in the un

wicker of missouri and marco rubio. this vote is still open right now. then the president will have his first opportunity to use a veto. he has not done that during the first two years and change that he's been in the oval office. >> dana: there were two others that i noticed voted to support the president and they both have challenging races in 2020. one senator gardner from colorado and the senator from nebraska. >> reporter: right. senator sass is somebody who was reported to be at the white house last night. that's somebody who i would look at as well. some of these senators might wonder about primary challenges. might wonder, hey, can we get the money here? maybe the president will put in a good word for us or help us on the campaign trail. corey gardner is a different situation in the general election because the politics in colorado veered more to the left since he was elected in 2014. senator gardner supporting the president in this case is a little different than some of his other votes where he's broken with t

wicker of mississippi, marco rubio of florida and row blount of missouri. all voicing against the president along with every democrat. it is a strong bipartisan rebuke of president trump's plan. congress has overturned the national emergency declaration that would have provided funding for the president's proposed border wall. he asked the house for the house said no. then he declared a national emergency. now congress has said no again. but next, the promises he will veto. we have team fox coverage. john roberts reporting from the white house. mike emanuel reporting live from capitol hill. mike? >> there were attempts by some senate republicans to cut a deal with the president to see if they could limit future national emergencies. sources say they were noter into where the president stood in some of these proposals offered to him. so here's why utah senator mitt romney was a no today. >> i'm voting in favor of the resolution. it's not about the balance of power. it's not about the president or border security. i support border security. i support the cons

senator roger wicker, a republican, asked the committee, the senate commerce committee, looking into this. we obtained a copy of the letter he's sending to the faa with questions on this. so this sort of throws a wrench into the whole progress or lack of progress that is being done right now. so wicker has said that the faa may have been notified about these sufficiencies as early as august 18. the stock is barely moving today. that seems to be something that people will be talking about with the stock, shep. >> shepard: we're still waiting for a report. >> yeah. that's right. so from indonesia where awaiting a report. we expected it to common. they're doing their investigation into the cause of the 737 max jet crash. we have not gotten it. we're told it may come this week. that is also playing into the delay for the software patch. boeing says we need all the information available to make sure that we covered every possible problem with the 737 max jet. i would add though that it's been five months since the first crash and presumably they've been working on that patch all the time,

sheldon whitehouse of rhode island and roger wicker, republican of mississippi. we have seen this. and now the vice president -- who is the president of the senate, as we know -- is going to wrap up saying a ceremony or traditional process at this point. we may or may not get back in if there is something for us to see and hear. right now they are just kind of doing some housekeeping things. >> melissa: which is fun to watch! >> harris: i love watching it, i'm a geek. i can't force my geek hood on the world here. the producers are saying to wrap it up. >> leslie: they might do a mic check! >> harris: the house leadership vote is next. when we come back, we watch a parade this is democracy. we hired these people, people. >> mr. cassidy. ms. collins. mr. coons. if you're a veteran homeowner and need money for your family, call newday usa. a newday va home loan lets you refinance your home and take out 54,000 dollars or more to pay credit card debt, or just put money in the bank. it even lowers your payments by over 600 dollars a month. as a veteran, you've earned the powerful va home

senator roger wicker. [applause] thanks, roger. thank you, roger. and somebody i'm calling up, believe it or not she just ran with me. she just won and she said i have to do it again. she's running in 2020. cindy hyde-smith is incredible. she's tough, and smart and strong. she is with us the way. >> is this guy incredible, or what? he has got -- we have got a president we can be proud of. and let me tell you something, this tuesday, mississippi can send a message to the entire nation. we can let the liberal democrats with their socialist agenda no it may be alive and well in the heart of nancy pelosi but it is dead in mississippi. we can let them know, we don't want open illegal borders for drug smugglers to come through them. we can let them know that, to kill an unborn baby is not a human right, it is a human life. this is a great crowd tonight. next tuesday let's go out and vote. let's support our governor tate reeves and let's support these mississippi republican candidates. go out and vote and let's show the president how much we appreciate him

he has asked lindsey graham and lamar alexander and roger wicker to get involved and come up with some way to address these issues. nancy pelosi says i'm thinking about bringing the house back to handle mass shootings and gun violence. that's what we are looking at. last week one of the big stories when it comes to law enforcement and you can't say enough about the law enforcement, by the way they acted in dayton and el paso. especially in dayton to neutralize that killer before he killed more. ainsley: 20 seconds. brian: the way you see our nypd was humiliated by being hit with buckets of water and kept walking five separate incident not only were you ticked off but so was the governor. steve: of new york. he blames mayor de blasio and the new york city police department for once these guys got splashed with water, not doing anything. just quietly walking to their car. here is the governor on the radio yesterday wamc. >> the video of the cops getting doused with water and walking away was one of the most disturbing, embarrassing situations that i have seen i don't blame those officers

. >> sandra: that is senator roger wicker giving his statement before the ceo of boeing testifies today. they are drilling executives how the company handled its issues with the 737 airplanes. the ceo admitting they got some things wrong. charles payne is the host of "making money with charles payne" on the fox business network. a big moment. it is almost a year from the first crash, almost a year to the day that the first happened. it is what they knew, the executives at boeing and the company itself. what they knew about that plane and the problems it was having. >> not only what they knew but decisions they may have made that made this a vulnerable plane. the outsourcing of engineered jobs from seasoned engineers. outsourcing things like screws maybe that cost $10 here and 99 cents somewhere else. there is a whole lot of answering. after the lion air crash, certainly boeing down played the whole thing as a one-off and then over and over again well, these were foreign pilots and not trained. some are saying you should have provided real simulators with these planes as well as better i