we will talk it out in the after show. tomorrow, who do we have? >> newt gingrich plus rachel campos duffy >> bill: good morning, breaking news this morning. the president son-in-law will tell lawmakers about a meeting with russian officials. senior advisor, jared kushner, because those meetings are a waste of time. he will talk to senators behind closed doors this hour. close to president trump, who we questioned this week. good morning everybody. how you doing, shanna kim asked me to good to see you. >> bill: i am bill hemmer. welcome back. speak i am shannon bream. along with palmetto fort is already denied any wrongdoing, saying, i did not

collude nor did anyone with any foreign government. new white house medications director, anthony scaramucci, is confident that jared kushner will be cleared. >> i think the russian situation is completely overblown. i was falsely accused of things related to russia. i know other people are being falsely accused of things related to russia. i'm confident that tomorrow, when jared kushner speaks, and i will keep my fingers crossed. it will be the last time that he has to talk about russia. >> bill: chief intelligent correspondent, katherine harris, catherine , good morning. >> thank you, bill. we are outside the senate intelligence committee, the secure facility for highly classified and sensitive discussion. we are awaiting the arrival of jared kushner come as you mention, jared kushner and his legal team released a statement for the record that they will be providing members of that senate panel. in the statement for the record, jared kushner addresses

questions about what they say were all missions and his security clearance application. that is known as an fs-86. as our attorneys has said, my fs-86 application was reese submitted. it goes on to say, it is been reported my submissions omit contacts with russia. this is not the case. the accidental early submission of the form, all foreign contacts were omitted. the supplemental income dimmick information with more than 20 countries. all of these have been left out. if you read that statement from jared kushner and his team, you can read it, bill, and foxnews.com. this view and also he talks to the house panel this week. i believe it is tomorrow. >> that is correct. he'll be answering questions in front of the house intelligence

committee. they'll be questions and answers behind closed doors. over the weekend, the ranking democrat on that committee, adam shift, give an outline of what he wants to ask him on that morning talk show. >> i certainly want to know about several of the meetings that have taken place. at the meeting with donald trump, jr., and the several russians that we now know were in that meeting. also, his meeting that allegedly took place with the de beat bank, sanctioned bank, as well as a conversation he had with the investor about setting up a back channel to russia. >> adam went on to say, according to kushner's attorneys, it is worth noting that schiff said, this will be the first interview suggesting there may be others in the pipeline, bill, if they do not get all the questions answered. >> bill: off we go. thank you katherine harris.

>> shannon: meanwhile, president trump already sounding up on twitter, calling the republicans to step up to the plate and fulfilled a long-standing promise to repeal and replace obamacare. also slamming the russian investigation moments ago sayin saying, why are the committees and investigators and ag looking into hillary clinton's crime? at the white house, kristen, good morning to you. what is the administration hoping finally with how could this week? >> shana, the white house just wants something, anything, that the president can sign, so he can keep this campaign promise to repeal obamacare. over the weekend, president trump continued to put pressure on senate republicans, both on twitter and in that speech uss board. he told everyone listening, to push the representatives and kind dimmick congress, to have more money for the spending, and to finally pass the health care bill.

>> call that congress and called a senator, and make sure you get it. [cheers and applause] and by the way, you can call those senators to make sure you get health care. >> today, the president will be meeting with some people that the white house describes as more victims of obamacare. he will then deliver a statement about health care, where he will likely come again, pressure senate republicans. >> shannon: we are hearing about a vote this week, kristen. do we know exactly what the senate will vote on, what the bill would there's a lot of confusion. >> that is the big outstanding question. no one seems to know yet if this bill is simply a repeal bill, or is it also allowed repeal and replace bill. in fact, the number three republican in the senate, could not answer that question when he was asked about yesterday on

court fox news under." >> deletable make that decision. i hope it is repeal and replace. whether what camp you're in, you cannot make a debate until we get on the bill. >> the timing, the earliest would be tuesday bacon vote. in shannon, the exact language that senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, was earlier this week. any day now almost. >> shannon: we are standing by as long as you are at the white house. >> bill: "washington examiner" and fox news contributor, byron, good morning to you. let's talk about the tweets this morning. president trump, those who carry over my back, do very little to protect the present. that's what they're talking about today in washington, byron. >> the president has been

complaining about republican for all sorts of reasons, and a lot of republicans actually ran ahead of the president in their particular state. i think most of them would disagree with that i did that they somehow got carried over the finish line on his back. i think with the president is clearly trying to do, triangulate a little bit, telling people, call your senator, representative. the republicans have to get their act together. another tweet, if they do not repeal and replace obamacare, it will be serious consequences for what anybody knows right now. i think he is doing everything he can to try to prod them into doing something. >> bill: you read a piece today, instead of holding for the big legislative win, it visions with republicans on capitol hill, president trump might be wise to lower his aims to play what is often referred to as small-ball. defined that. >> small-ball is going after

smaller legislative accomplishments rather than the big, grand, comprehensive bill. the two things we hear about the president pursuing right now is obamacare, repeal and replace, and a full-scale tax reform. both of those are really huge things. for that article came from a discussion with new gingrich to perhaps pursue some smaller things. somehow, they could quit swinging for the fences, there are number of things they can do to fix obamacare. they could pass a tax cut, not a broad tax reform. a specific tax code. big they could have done something, and tell the voters, look, we did this and instead of failing that project. >> bill: is that a small white flag you're waving, byron? >> if you look at the last six months, and you do not like what you see, maybe it is time to think about changing.

maybe it is a surrender on passing the big, big bills, but it is a method to determine get something done. >> bill: let's double back. the one thing that is clear from your statement is that he is getting good legal advice. >> absolutely. good thing to do to release a statement. he'll be talking to lawmakers, but that is behind closed doors. we do not know what questions will be asked what he will be saying, his gun this statement, and by the way, it is pretty comprehensive. it discusses what he says where's four contacts during the transition, and put them on the context of normal business, no collusion, no asking for bank loans. it is very smart to give a statement out. now he he is challenging those who have questions about that. it is challenging them to come up with reasons that he was not telling the truth. >> bill: thank you, byron. >> shannon: is republicans look for a legislative victory,

we are expecting to hear from the president today. he is to give a statement at 3: 3:15 eastern time. victims of obamacare. vice president mike pence will join the president for the announcement, and we will have hit here alive. they need a win. they're looking for a win. >> bill: i think we get a vote. you said last time. you said no. >> okay, let's proceed to a vote. there's a lot of debate about getting to a debate. >> bill: president trump communication director getting tough against leakers. >> we have to get the leaks out, chris. i know it is washington, so it will be impossible to stop all of them, but what is going on right now, is a high level of unprofessionalism, it is not serving the president. >> bill: that is the main message yesterday. scaramucci is an and sean spicer is out, and sanders is getting a

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>> we have to get the leaks stopped. if you do not get the leak stopped. i am a business person, so i will take dramatic action to stop those leaks, and if they do not stop, i will pare down the staff, because it is just not right. something's going inside the white house that the president does not like. we will fix it. >> bill: that is a new communication structure, anthony scaramucci, promising us cracked out on those leaks. enters the west wing as sean spicer announces his resignation, a role belt field bites hungry sanders. david bossi, former campaign member and fosters a contributor. david, welcome back. let's get the leak manner. give our viewers a sense of what we need to understand about how this decision was made and how it was received.

>> the decision to bring anthony scaramucci in -- it took over the last couple weeks, i think the president was open to making some changes among the staff. anthony scaramucci is someone who is a tireless warrior. on the campaign trail. and during the transition. he was up at trump tower with me fighting the fight. i'm very close to anthony, and he has a tremendous asset to the president. i think the focus, the refocus, the rebranding if you will of this communication job. i think anthony, his words should be listen to very carefully. he will pare down that staff, i think. start over. that is the one thing i appreciate and sean spicer, another good friend of mine, is that he respected, anthony scaramucci is coming in, and he wanted to have a clean slate for anthony to work with.

trying -- >> bill: resetting the culture, you can define that for us. did they know this was coming, david? you are deep inside her here. you drifted away, and then the president brought you back. they know it was coming? >> did sean spicer? this was an apparent move that was going to happen at some point, whether it they knew it was going to happen on friday. , they learned thursday. i think most of the folks there were aware there were was going to happen on friday. going to be some changes. i think all across the country, they know that president is unhappy about the lease, and as something that anthony is going to put, said his eyes on. he will do a very good job. as a harvard-educated lawyer, we try to drill down into who the leakers are.

>> bill: are the changes over come are they over for now? >> there will be a series of potential changes in the communications job. we could see a host of folks coming in. i'm very excited about the possibility of fresh blood coming into populate an office that really needs to focus on the president's agenda. they all serve at the will of the president, and they need to be there to serve the president and his agenda. the make america great again agenda is what they need to focus on every minute of the day, not about themselves. >> bill: to think wright's previous. >> he's done a great job. that is between the president

and preibus. i am unfamiliar with what the president's thinking this morning. >> bill: on the leaks, he is going to make it his mission. how hard is it? and can you do it? >> there are two sets of leaks. there are leaks that are a common place inside the white house, and then there is a national security leaks, deep state leaks. the leaks that harm the unmasking leaks that we talked about. the james comey leaks. leaking his memo in order to gain a political advantage over jeff sessions. those are unfair to the president, and the president is tired of it. that is what frustrates him. he takes his time away from the agenda for the american people. that is really what we need to get back to. >> bill: you wonder, and some would you an insider. are the outsiders now in fashio

fashion? in this white house, and has only taken six months to get them there? >> there are ebbs and flows. the president is always somebody, throughout his entire career. his storied career. he is somebody who has had a senior staff at trump tower, running his organization for the campaign, has a history of reaching out to his friends to talk to them about issues that are important to them. to get outsiders perspective, and is the same he's doing today. i feel blessed i am somebody who gets the phone call every now and again get opinion or go to the white house and discussed policy initiatives for the future agenda. that is something that people like me and many others, including anthony scaramucci and

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>> bill: we are walking the breaking story and in switzerland. suspect going on a rampage with a chainsaw earlier today. five wounded, two of them in serious condition. investigator saying, this is not terrorism. suspect so large on the border with germany. we will bring you updates as we get them here at "america's newsroom." >> shannon: the senate bill with new sanctions against russia, iran, and north korea. getting bipartisan support. expected to vote tomorrow before sent to the president's death, but will he sign a? centered says he will. >> in the end, the administration will come to the conclusion, overwhelming majority of congress has, we need a sanction on russia for the meddling in the u.s. election. that will pass, probably overwhelmingly again in the senate with a veto-proof

majority. it is in his best interest to sign it, i think he will. >> shannon: former staffer for obama and george bush. simile by signing this bill, when he gets to his death, how far will that go for the president and shooting down this talk of collusion? >> it would go a tremendous way for helping him achieve his objectives, which is pushing back against this collusion narrative. this is the number one most important thing he could do. i want to take a quick moment to comment on the fact, in the middle of to me is the most heated partisan lyrical season. it is quite amazing that folks in both chambers, both sides of the aisle, found some of they can rally, sanctions against these three nations. iran, north korea, russia. what that senator saint, it will be veto-improve. even if the president says, no,

it sounds like a gets done one way or number. >> it does. this is a bill that will become law whether the president, frankly, wanted to or not. it is something they spent a lot of time negotiating over. the senate passed this bill at about five weeks ago, now. somewhere between four or five weeks ago. the house had spent the intervening week fine-tuning it. there were some things at the foreign affairs committee objected to. they work those out. the bill will end up on the president's desk probably this week. again, includes sanctions against those three nations. also a provision whereby if president trump decides at any point during his tenure, he wants to drop sanctions against one of these nations, he has to see congressional approval. he has to notify them come a written, and they have a month to reply to them. it is a way they can check the executive also. >> shannon: we had heard so much bipartisan support.

cap democrat, he said he was very encouraged. the legislation ensures the majority and the minority are able to exercise oversight role in the administration and implementation of sanctions. what you refer to. from the house minority leader, nancy pelosi, i am concerned by changes in system by republicans that give the g.o.p. leadership the sole power to originate actions. it sounds like, there's a break and the democratic leadership, while we don't see a lot. she does not seem convinced this gives congress the power to reign in the president whether he wants to do something nice or to the benefit of russia or one of the other countries. >> house majority leader, it does not give her or her democratic colleagues enough power. if you accept our reason intelligent report that makes them believe, russia has curbed its powerful behavior, he decides he wants to drop part or

all of the sanctions. former speaker, now majority leader, nancy pelosi, nervous you will not get a say in that, which is understandable. at the same time, we're looking at a congress that is dominated by republicans, and has a hold of the white house. that is how the cookie crumbles and politics in washington, d.c. >> shannon: let me ask you about the fact that we heard the new white house press secretary, sanders, he has a lot of support, but other white house saying, the president will not commit to it publicly until it is is final, final, final form. will that happen when he signs a? >> if i was a betting person, if he does sign it, although he has personally and politically opposed to the idea that he really needs to get approval from congress if you want to take any small step in the

direction when it comes to the sanctions, i think ultimately, he is going to have to also calculate and what we discussed at the beginning of the segment. the optics of him pushing back against the collusion narrative, and that is what he really needs to help them, momentum to get control of the presidency moving forward. >> shannon: so much of it is a p.r. issue. good to see you, gillian. >> bill: there has been a gruesome discovery. nine bodies found inside a sweltering tractor-trailer. a horrific case of human trafficking. we have new details just this morning about that at coming up in a moment. >> shannon: as republicans look for victories on capitol hill, newt gingrich's warning the g.o.p. leadership. never mind tax overhaul. you may pay the price and emitters for it is a good advice? our panel will discuss next. >> do you really want to repeat the last six months?

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>> shannon: this is a fox news alert. an end to the fight to save the life of young color guard. associated press is saying, that parent is ending their legal bed. he is just an infant. just judge was supposed to hear final arguments as soon as today. a london hospital treating charlie gard, the 11-month-old heads suffered irreversible damage. they cannot repair. >> bill: back at home, a texas out of story. nine people dead found in the back of a tractor-trailer. 30 others locked inside has survived, but the driver is due in court this morning. the police believe this is a

case of human trafficking. >> checking the video from the store, we found there were a number of vehicles that came in and picked up a lot of the folks that were in that trailer. the survived the trip. we are looking at trafficking crime here. >> bill: casey siegel's life. casey, how did they find him? >> this 18-wheeler was in a walmart parking life. early sunday morning. investigators are called to the scene after people were seen walking around this big rig, asking for water and in distress. by the time authorities arrived, they found that semipacked with what police say were illegal immigrants, mostly from mexico and guatemala, who were being smuggled into the united states. nine victims have dived. 20 taken to area hospitals, said to be in critical conditions. >> are paramedics and

firefighters found that each one of them had heart rates over about 130 beats per minute, which again, very hot to the touch. people in the trailer without any kind of water. blend heat, dehydration. >> no air conditioning either according to authorities. witnesses say as many as a hundred people were packed inside that sweltering trailer as outside temperatures soared past the triple digits. it believes this truck was possibly on its way to houston, bill. >> bill: casey siegel on that story. by way of the court today, more on that. >> shannon: former house speaker, newt gingrich, is sounding the alarm for congressional republicans saying, the g.o.p. better narrow its focus on tax cuts better than him reformed the whole sy. >> go to tax cuts as a goal,

recognizing that if we do not have growth in the first and second quarter of next year, it proves that we are not the party of jobs. we can lose in the house and face with nancy pelosi with the last two years of this term. >> shannon: editor of townhall.com. also marion marsh, senior advisor to john kerry. welcome to you both. i have two expect the two of you have different reactions to hearing the return to nancy pelosi. do you think may happen if they don't get tax reform done. >> is very important for republicans to get tax reform for the reason that president trump, they rely on 4% goat growth. they need jobs from overseas and allow allowing them to keep more of their own money so they can hire more people. it is crucial forgetting their agenda passed.

on the issue of whether republicans will lose the house, i'm not sure that will actually habit for two reasons for the first is, republicans look pretty good going into 2018 despite the lack of progress so far this year. they also look like it will hold on to the senates also, nancy pelosi is facing a lot of backlash right now within her own party for the loss of a thousand seats across the country under president obama. i don't think they are ready to put her back and the speaker chair yet. >> shannon: marion, across party lines, when they work hard, daily to keep their money. they don't like giving away, and that is something that. there is a bipartisan movement that, they wanted to get tax reform done. is that possible in the current climate in d.c.? >> i think the real point here is, you are seeing the publican rank and file standing up to the republican leadership. trump, mitch mcconnell, and ryan. they did it on health care.

no repeal and replace. they did on russian sanctions, which passed overwhelmingly. i think the republicans are actually starting to realize, the trump agenda is bad for the country, and bad for their constituents. now you see republicans and democrats -- watch their actions. health care came to a screeching halt when moderate repugnance in the senate stopped it. now looking for ways to work with democrats to get it done, which mitch mcconnell said as a threat. the threat to mitch mcconnell, we have never seen the likes of it against him. repugnance are putting the brakes on the trump agenda insane, we want to do things that help people, not her people in the fact, overwhelmingly know it will hurt them. >> shannon: we are in this segment to talk about taxes. they have a lot that's not getting done. to this issue of taxes, katie, it did seem like a bright spot, where there would be some crossing the aisle, working together. back to this context, americans

want to keep their money in their pockets. >> democrats are going to make the argument, as they always do, republicans are giving a tax cut to the rich. the top 2% in this country paid 50% of the taxes. of course, you will give the people who pay the majority of the taxes i tax break. they will also give him a break every single person who has paid federal income taxes in this country. a simple find the tax code from seven brackets down to three. make it so you do not spend millions of dollars each year in this country on filing your taxes with the irs. that alone will cause some economic growth. >> shannon: i know you say iris, i know you both know love it. >> it is a necessary evil. >> i want to play real quickly from anthony scaramucci, head of communications at the white house. will get your response, mary an mary ann. >> i think we will still get the health care situation.

very confident on tax reform. the president gets those two pillows done, which i predict he will. over the next six months, you and i hopefully will sit down around christmas time and be having a different conversation about the presidency. >> shannon: presence of the tree or coal? >> he is an optimist. how can the way looks today, if anything gets done, it will not be what you have on the table right now. and without that, you cannot do the big tax cuts are looking to do without those deficit spending. katie is right. they will argue, the people who need the fact back. the reality, the lower income trump-voters. 10% of nothing is nothing. >> pump voters are not getting health care they gave republicans the white house, the senate, and so far, and if you like pig i gain return. will debate that later. in the meantime, thank you and good to see you both. >> bill: ladies, we are

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even that celebrated meeting with the russian lawyer to borrow mrs. clinton's phrase was a nothing-burger, and he could not wait to get out. he wanted to get out with a tweet with a phone call to get me out of here. if you and i want to see if there are any questions been thrown his way. i do not expect them to answer. probably enough, he does not. you believe the explanation is valid and? >> i believe it is complete package. he is repaired to talk about in detail. we certainly will talk about afterwards. there will be tons of leaking, even though it is a closed session -- discussion. i think the way he went through these things and 11 pages is a good point to this fixation on the russians, which by the way, robert mueller's job is to look at what happened before novembee remembers that.

november 8th being the election day. i think he talks about it in the way, he lets people understand how much in passing this whole process was. >> bill: and part of what he will say is, no part of the meeting did he talk about the campaign. there was no follow-up to the meeting that he was aware of. i do not recall how many people weren't there or in names, and documents being offered or excepted. i imagine a lot of republicans will say, we are good with that. do you think democrats will? >> no, democrats are not going to be satisfied with anything. they have a two prong agenda. they want to use leading into 2018. one, keep creating doubt on issues like the russians involvement or noninvolvement in the election, and number two, like any legislation to come out of washington. with those two things, they think they can recover in '18. >> bill: he will say he met

with the russian ambassador. everyone has met with the ambassador what time or two. apparently, it happened. he will blame the schedule for not putting or including it in a formal application during the transition. is that a problem or not? >> no, the issue is did the russians cut collude in the election? >> december falls a least a month after the election. >> bill: jason chaffetz earlier today was on "fox & friends" talking about what he considers the difference between this administration and what happened with hillary clinton. he said the following. >> republicans need to get a backbone. every time the democrats say they need to call up jared kushner or donald trump, jr., the call up the clinton's. i think the trumped need to actually get a lot of credit for opening and being. they do not delete their emails. they provided them. you want to talk to us.

we did the same thing for the democrats, they gave us a's to every siegel time. >> i think jason is right. what happened in this process, happened to both campaigns and a sense of context. what happened to both campaigns, is not what you saw in the email that came out including those emails confirming that key members of the clinton campaign were actually hired directly and indirectly by the russians. i think jason is right. in this thing goes on too much further, the republicans should get a backbone and start calling the clinton's and the clinton campaign people. >> bill: one last thing. this is the president taken of the g.o.p. on sunday, said that the republicans who were carried out over the line on my back do very little to protect their present. where is that coming from? house i received? >> i'm sure it was not received well.

people are always sensitive to criticism. i think the president might think a little bit more and he could do better with sugar than vinegar. >> bill: is he getting the protection he deserves? clearly, he does not, governor. >> it is hard to find people who are willing to carry the burden for a president. i think the republicans ought to perhaps be a bit more active. he is right on that. if you can get them to do that with a little bit more than sugar than vinegar. spent governor, thank you. john sununu. live in new hampshire. thank you to have you back. >> shannon: explosive situation in holy land, going into the neighboring country as a deadly incident caused more tensions. we are live in jerusalem next. democrats unveiling a new message. they say, it will help win congress. will it bring them out of the political wilderness? our panel will debate.

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really incredible stuff. >> shannon: to me, golf is on muscle, you saw him fighting back as much as it is a physical game. that is why am terrible at it. you are not. all right, a fox news alert on a deadly shooting. at israeli embassy in jordan. two jordanian men killed. they were attacking the guard. that sparked more tension behind one of the holiest sites in jerusalem. live in jerusalem with the very latest on this case. connor? >> the violence we see here in jerusalem last week or so spilling now into neighboring jordan. the shooting taken place at an israeli diplomatic apartment building in president trump mack amman. a copy to try to stab and kill a guard. they shot the man. the guard also reporting an overtly killed an older

jordanian man who was the landlord of the building. jordanian police want to question that who was at the with the investor. this cupcakes the effort to reduce tensions over jerusalem's holiest site, which is the site of mass protests and violence the last couple of days. israeli officials have metal detectors at the temple mount after palestinian attackers launched an attack on the site last week or so. muslims view the insulation as metal detectors that violate the status quo agreement in an effort by the israeli government to seize control of the religious site. benjamin netanyahu denied this. violent protests broke out friday after the israeli government refused to remove the metal detectors. in blocking members from going

to prayer. they are expanding and what we saw with their infrastructure. there are new guardrails in addition to the metal detectors, cameras as well. it does appear, the israeli government is trying to work with the jordanians with president trump's envoy who is on route to find a way to calm tensions and end the protest. it is a really tricky situation. it has a lot of different moving pieces. >> shannon: absolutely. conor powell live in jerusalem. >> bill: also breaking news. i tack in the heart of afghanistan. a car bomb leading to make leaving a few dead. who is claiming responsibility design. jared kushner arriving at capitol hill. interviewing him on his russian matters. we'll take it on as well as a big week ahead for republicans in the senate and the president at the white house.

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speak to the senate planning to vote on health care, possibly as soon as tomorrow, but lawmakers still don't know what bill they will be voting on, whether it is repeal and replace obamacare, repeal, or something else. >> bill: go find an r word. welcome to a brand-new hour. >> shannon: i am shannon bream. you and i am bill hemmer. a lot of uncertainty. president trump with a statement today. we will have it for you when it happens. urging republicans and the senate to push forward. that they push to move legislation to move to the floor for consideration. >> the leader will make that decision at some point i whether that is repeal, repeal and replace. i hope it is repeal and replace it, but no matter what camp you're in, you can't have a debate. >> trump care will not pass. i think it is very unlikely to

pass. it is rotten to the core. >> we could divide the issue into several bills and address the issues. >> partial repeal, but really is a parked festival of all kinds of government programs and spending. >> we have had no hearings that the republicans are considering. let's work together. >> bill: that you have appeared from the right and the left. peter doocy, good morning to you. what do you read on the tea leaves as to what we can expect this week? >> that the bill leaders plan to introduce tomorrow is going to be the same bill that passed the house in may, that is just to get the debate started. >> people can offer that as a member to what is past the house. there's no think that could improve the house bill. president trump says it should

be more generous. >> one of the amendments could be a straight repeal. we do expect leaders to sell g.o.p. leaders on the health care manner, no matter what is, a weekly lunch that all republicans are invited to tomorrow. president trump says, this could be it. he tweeted a while ago that republicans have a last chance to do the right thing on repeal and replace obamacare. >> bill: peter, if this does not go the way they hope it to go, and they pull and democrats for the systems to help, what would that look like? >> a construct to look something that is the most liberal, progressive senators, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, baby try to get traction on single-payer. >> we are going to look at broader things. single-payer. many things are on the table. medicare for people above 55 is

on the table. buy into medicare is on the table. >> the way things stand as of right now, republicans can only stand one no vote among the group. while john mccain gets better at home. that's how thin it is. in >> bill: thank so much, peter doocy. >> let's bring in brit hume's, good morning to brit hume. >> hello, shannon. >> shannon: let start with health care. they don't know what they will be asked to vote on, so they don't know if ill vote to proceed the debate. they have the ultimate backstop come. if they don't like it, they can vote no, but at least it's something to debate. >> think of that chain appeared here these republican senators. all of whom have campaigned in one way or another on repeal and replace obamacare now comes a measure to begin that process to

the senate floor, and and a nur of them prevented from being debated. if that happens, it will be one of the colossal failures we have seen by any political party in a very long time. >> shannon: there's a lot of pressure as you know from the white house paired the president tweeting a short while ago, the republican's have a last chance to do the right thing on repeald campaigning on it. over the beacon. he talked about the repercussions. it will be far greater than big understand. the pressure from the white house is there. speak i think the president says is correct there in terms of the repercussions. i don't think the pressure is critical. these are senators who look at the situations back home in terms of medicare reform which is significant. the senate leaders would like to pass. it be the first medicaid

entitlement reform of any size a long time. something that the republicans committed themselves to doing. for the alterable physical health of the country. he needs to be done. it has a cause. people get onto an entitlement benefit, and they do not wanted to be reduced. it is not there will be taken away, cut. the money will be flowed, but not in a great amount over time. best to say, it will not grow as fast. as under current law. a lot of these members are worried about that. senators from states, where the governors accepted the medicaid expansions, and went along with it. they're worried about that. the republicans can do that, if they cannot do this, it will signify that entitlement reform, which is something nearly everybody agrees needs to be done, can never happen. if the republicans cannot do it when they controlled the white house and both houses of

congress, you have to ask the question, when can it ever be done. >> shannon: we see a number of lawmakers coming out publicly speaking out. including many republicans who say, the voters give us the white house, the house, senate, and now they are feeling like there is no return on their investment, because of tax reform, infrastructure, health care, debt ceiling. a lot of people say, you're going to go to august recess without one legislative win when we give you everything. >> that is exactly right, shannon. remember what happened in the house. that senate republican leaders that house version of this measure went down in the first time. that to pull it from the floor for lack of votes. members of the concert of freedom caucus said they would echo four they thought they would go to a hero's welcome with what they thought was principal. it did not happen. they went home and caught hell

from the voters in their base. eventually, some relatively minor changes were made to give them a chance to vote and passport something similar might be happening here. we do not know what shelley of west virginia heard. we do not know what other members heard when they went home. we know, there were protests, but that might not be the issue. whether people who voted for them, whether they would do so again it does fail. that is the question. will not know that for a while. this ever to bring it to a vote will tell us a lot. >> shannon: and on the issue on tax reform, newt gingrich who had a lot of things done on the fill, they demand key is urging them to scale down golden expectations. >> the first big change is to really emphasize by

thanksgiving, having a tax cut bill, signed into law, which means it has to be fairly simple. fairly straightforward. drop tax reform as a goal. go to tax-cut as a goal. >> shannon: what you make of that, brit. >> he is a man with a lot of ideas. a lot of them are not the same ideas he had the week earlier. he is one of the most interesting men in town and always had been. i think his advice is taken with a grain of salt. he does not know where the votes are. for once? lets you know that, it might be a good idea to simplify to a tax-cut bill, but that will inevitably awaken the charge. tax cuts for the rich. tax cuts across the board inevitably favorite the people who pay the most taxes. that's just math. >> shannon: tell me how that works. >> i don't know how that works. we'll have to wait to see.

look, they fell on health care, and then fell on that. it is open season on republicans and the midterms. dire shape if that happens. speak to brit hume always good to see you. we will hear from president trump today. he'll give a statement at 3:15 eastern. after they are saying omissions of obamacare. vice president mike pence will join him. we will bring it to life. >> bill: crank up the pressure and appropriately so. wife said this afternoon. meanwhile, will take you overseas. fox news alert. jason chaffetz is claiming responsibility. another another 24 killed, another dozens injured. watching that story now. what do we know about the blast, craig? >> hello bill. is the worst attack we have seen in kbaul. the bus ran into government

workers. it happened during rush hour. the bus, several cars around it. nearby storefronts worked destroyed or badly damaged. it was targeting agents. authorities say, staffers from the government's mining department. others are caught in the cost five. including children. schools and universities in that area. kabul is getting hit regularly. a lot of civilians dying there. perhaps across the country. the taliban has been active. two areas were overrun. habited have been provinces were hit print 1700 civilians in afghanistan have been killed so far this year. there has been an uptick in u.s. air strikes. in consideration as our viewers know of sending more troops. u.s. troops. so far now, 8500 there. that is down, way down, from the levels we have seen over the past couple years. remember, bill.

we have been fighting the fight for nearly 16 years. if you want thank reporting on that from london. >> shannon: president trump son-in-law arriving a cap little moments ago. meeting right now with senate intelligence committee members behind closed doors. former deputy assistant attorney general to talk about that. straight ahead. if you want urgent made 8 miles from shore. the u.s. coast guard answered the call. what they found when they got there. in the water, next. >> shannon: in the fight to say baby charlie gard. his parents lawyers say at the for the critically ill infant has run out. >> we have been working with the white house every day to try to move this along. charlie has supporters everywhere, by the way. there has been a movement on the political front. that's why you drink ensure.

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>> bill: a fox news alert. u.s. officials telling us here at fox, pair of armed chinese fighter jets happening over the east tennessee. one of them veered within the 300 feet of the u.s. plane, forcing the crew to take evasive action. china claims, much of the waters in the east and south tennessee as their sovereign territory. but they have had a presence in

a territory. >> speech at white house senior advisor, jared kushner, arriving to capitol hill. he is now behind closed doors, meeting with the senate intelligence committee. president trump's son-in-law, and setting the record straight about contents with russian officials. prepared remarks saying, i did not collude or know of anyone else in the campaign who colluded with any foreign government. i know in proper context. i'm not relied on russian funds to fund my businesses in the private sector. good to see you, tom. part of the statement he says, hopefully this puts these matters to rest. i am guessing the answer is no. >> i am guessing he will still have to answer questions today. i think what jerry did here is very helpful in terms of getting his story out in advance of the hearing in a public, transparent way. i think one issue when you testify in closed sessions, the

public naturally wants to know, what did he say and why can we not find out. i think the fact that the white house decided to push the statement out the morning of the hearing is helpful. i'll help the public get insight into what was going on. as you point out, it will not get him off the hook today as far as answering senators questions. >> shannon: the 11 page statement and detailed meetings. he says, i knows a great deal of speculation and conjecture with officials from russia. i disclose these contacts describe them as fully as i can recall. the record and documents i am providing show that i have perhaps oracle four relations,e that were helpful or tactful or memorable. that may be the case on hit its end, but very interesting to hear on the left. >> it is. what is going on here with the senators, what they'll be interested in. number one, was that the extent of the contact, and if it was,

what was said. this whole business about the meeting at trump tower is very difficult. the white house should do better job of getting the story out there. we have seen this come out in installments. every day, new people at the meeting, new emails to discover. this meeting with the senators today is an opportunity for the white house to get out in front of the story by pushing it all out there and say, this is what we have. >> shannon: he has said, i am happy to cooperate. hope this demonstrates that. i will talk to any of these investigators. he will talk to house intelligence committee as well. we'll see what this goes to mollify the concerns. meanwhile, whether or not the president is considering pardoning anyone, including himself. here's what a member of the president's team, jay i've not had a conversation with the president about pardons.

it is not on the table. >> shannon: anthony scaramucci is going be head of communications. he said, we mentioned it, but nobody did anything wrong. meanwhile, the conversation whether he would pardon anyone coupled with whether he would take action with the special counsel really got the sin of minority leaders attention. here's chuck schumer. >> if he fires mueller, it would be one of the greatest, greatest break of law. it would cause a catechism in washington. >> a catechism in washington how would you see any of those scenarios going out? >> >> i agree with chuck schumer, which is rare for me to say. if the senate the present wente mueller.

he needs to move forward as quickly as possible and get it wrapped up so the country can move on. i don't think there's any basis based on what we have now to terminate mueller. it is important to let the investigation go forward, it brought to an end fast as possible. let the chips fall where they may. >> shannon: to think the white house at all take set on. that attack about letting a play on. this could be to our benefit. the president said all along, he is innocent. why not support mueller, let him get it done. on the other hand, there people in the white house questioning the members. they will not get a fair shake. >> there's no question they are trying to lay the foundation. in my view, the fact that somebody makes a political contribution to one side or the other does not somehow prevent them from being independent in carrying out a fair investigation. i think that at the end of the day, mueller's investigation needs to be judge in and of itself based on the actions and the deeds of the investigators

rather than any political contributions they made. let us judge them by how this investigation is carried out, rather than the political if it did make interest of the team he has made. >> shannon: may take a while, but we are standing by. thank you so much, tom. this bill in 20 minutes past the hour. breaking news in the fight to save charlie gard. what we are finding after prominent doctor made a visit to the child. that is up next. >> shannon: president trump sending a strong warning to iran returning several americans, including former fbi, robert levinson. will they listen this time? >> it has been ten years, we understand it is a tough situation, but we are hopeful. i still believe he is alive. they are holding him. he is being kept i don't know why i didn't get screened a long time ago.

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>> shannon: president trump is warning that iran will face new consequences if unjustly detained american ce relieved and returned. the present once i run to return senate intelligence robert levinson, who despaired ten years ago and around. his son, speaking out yesterday. >> was actually the strongest wording we have seen from any government in the last ten years that we have been dealing with. specifically talk about iran holding my dad. they said there will be consequent since. there is one angle to help and cooperation helping my dad show that there are repercussions for enacting his big press. it's a strong message to the iranians. >> shannon: he disappeared and 2007. the u.s. government is offering a $5 million reward for information leading to his safe

return. >> bill: another alert. the fight to save the life of young charlie gard is coming to an end. his parents said to be dropping their legal bed to take their child to the u.s. for experimental treatment. the judge was supposed to hear final arguments as to why his life-support should not be redrawn. benjamin hall from london on that story with what we are learning today. benjamin, hello. >> hello, bill. this news is breaking in the last hour. very sad conclusion for what we have seen in mary dimmick very ethical around the world. as you say, we have been expecting a two-day hearing. at the end, the judge would make a decision whether charlie should be allowed treatment in the u.s. this is going to the highest court in u.k. as well as europe. the parents came out and said, that decision will not need to be made. they except that he is too far gone, and help is beyond him

now. there is been protest today. an interest or on the road, but additional scans that took place last week. the hospital where he was being held, told the parents the latest scan of charlie's brain made for sad reading. this is after u.s. experts came over to have additional scans as well. their parents the damage to his muscle tissue were irreversible. he cannot breathe or swallow by himself. they now believe, he had irreversible brain damage. the parents came out and said, charlie is now too late. that window of opportunity has closed. of course, this will raise issues of whether he could've been offered help earlier. whether the legal rambling cut in the way of the treatment. bill? >> bill: what comes next, benjamin? >> all along, the hospital where he is being treated has said, they thought extra treatment would be crude dimmick

cruel. the best way to die would be dignity. they say, keeping him alive is the ventilator, and they will have to take that hard decision in the next few days or weeks went to turn that off. for the moment, they'll have to go ahead with a hard decision. the courts cannot make this decision. it was too far gone. very complicated legal, ethical decision. the main corvette was whether the parents had the right to choose the life or the state did. there is no legal conclusion. this parents stopped it already. no president as to who had that final say. will be a lot of sad people around the world today. he'll be going home to spend the last few days with his parents. it's going thank you for the update from london. it is hard to take. this american doctor is so prominent. going over to, and his diagnosis

is not good. >> shannon: something could have been done sooner while they were busy fighting and corporate i'm sure us parents have something to wrestle with. senate minority leader, chuck schumer timeout mistakes in the democratic party. >> the number one thing that we did wrong, we did not tell people what we stood for. even today is your poll showed, we know we are standing up to trunk, but we want to know what he stands for. >> shannon: this is a talk about the plan to come back to power. panel weighs in. >> bill: authorities making an arrest for years after a teenager disappeared. what police are now saying about dna evidence found inside the home of dylan father. >> our lives will still be empty without him

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>> shannon: this is a fox news alert. attempt person has died after being found in the back of a sweltering tractor-trailer in the texas. more than a hundred people were told were packed inside that truck. investigators are saying it was massive human track of being operation. the 65-year-old driver will be in court today. the acting heights director say they're looking for many more people to prosecute >> bill: democratic leadership said to as russia is not to be blamed for losing in november. >> it is in part our fault. when you lose an election. someone who has 40% popularity. you look in the mirror and say, what did we do wrong connect the number one thing that we did wrong was, we did not tell people what we stood for. >> bill: that is the message part here will panel with emily,

campaign director of the center for american progress fund, and lisa boothe, funder dimmick founder good day ladies. emily, start on chuck schumer. this really is a pivot. we do not communicate. it is our fault. do not blame putin. blame yourself. >> i am thrilled with the leadership that's coming up. also acknowledging that there is not a clear economic message that came through. it pulls very well to keep attacking trump. it did to the election. ultimately was not enough. not enough people showed up and believed that democrats had an answer. trump was good at typing into the anger, but his salt solution so far is not actually helping that he think is helping. they're helping people at the top. democrats can acknowledge that. they also come forward with policy solutions that will ultimately help people like

growth, infrastructure, jobs, putting forward. that's excellent for the party. >> bill: the fact is, opposing trump is not a strategy. that is what i heard. lisa, would you agree? >> the democratic party is a party without a leader or a message. this resistance and obstruction has gotten them? we are seeing historic obstruction. president trump cabinet picks have seen more closure votes than all presence combined. the dnc, $3.3 million in debt. meanwhile, the republican party, rnc, has seen historic fundraising records that they have been able to break. democrats are 0 for foreign special election. $21 million on the georgia sixth special election. suppose be a referendum on president trump, he get them? your seen people like chuck schumer recognized the

fact that this resistance, obstruction, got them nowhere, in the general election, and noah right now. >> bill: he said a similar thing in "the washington post." when you lose to somebody with a 45% popularity, you do not blame other things. james people did not know what we stood for. just that we were against trump and still believe that. i think both of you which had appeared and also when you go rush, rush, rush all the time. it does not work. the president tweeted this print after one year with investigation, chuck schumer just stated that democrats should blame themselves. >> both things can be true. russia can attack the election and democrats lacked a cohesive, economic message. coming forward with concrete plan. >> bill: other topic. brit hume, 20 minutes ago said, there will be hell to pay and so many words. it lisa if you do not get health care and tax reform done.

what do you of that? >> and hume always right. i always agree with him. this is bad for everybody involved. the fact that the american people. 44% of counties are projected by 2018 to either have one or no insurer in the marketplace. you have premiums have increased on average since 213105%. this is bad for americans. it is bad for the republican party, who have repeatedly promised, they would get something done on health care. elect us, we can govern. they get to do that. is bad for the democratic party. >> bill: do you think they will? speak i think politically, it would be better for them if they cannot get tax reform done. it is also better for the democratic party, bill. >> bill: how come? >> they created a system that was built for failure. it has not worked. it is not helped the american people. it is now in a death spiral.

critics have said about it has absolutely come to light, and they have done nothing and offered no solutions to fix it. outside of the service. both republicans and democrats have egg on their face right now. it is up to the republican party to offer a solution. >> bill: ladies, will thank you. see you next week. >> shannon: it has been nearly five years since colorado teenager, dylan redwine, vanished. now his father has been charged with his murder. mark redwine has repeal he denied a role, and appeared on "dr. phil" to blame his wife for the death. >> i never had any doubt from day one. when dylan went missing, i knew mark had something to do with i it. >> alecia joins us. >> mark redwine he was arrested in washington state.

he faces extradition hearing at watson county, washington. south of the canadian border. his arrest follows a grand jury indictment for the death of his son, dylan. 13 years old. at the time. dylan disappeared in november, 2012, while staying as father's house in southwestern colorado. it was a court-ordered visit, and is team takes his mother after arriving. reportedly missing the next day. investigators have found blood in mark redwine's living room and cadaver dogs show that they have been there. this should to make as a search went on, he denied any involvement. speak i want everybody to know, how much i love that boy. >> eight months after he went missing and 8 miles from his father's home, search parties found dylan's remains, and law enforcement did not have enough evidence for interest. a team of investigators were made on the case for four and

half years including fbi, pete clifton or. >> i entered it like a white piece of paper. i do not know. i came to a decision, it had to be marked. there were no options. >> dylan's mother, alain, says she is happy her father is off the street. >> i am glad, mark is put away. i don't have to worry about him causing any more harm to me or my family. i was always worried about that. he was always in the back of my mind. >> while awaiting word whether he will be sent back to colorado to face these charges, he is being held on a $1 million cash bond. >> shannon: thank you alicia acuna with the case. >> bill: severe weather over the weekend. first up in iowa. storms dumping as much as 10 inches of rain, that means

less fighting. they rush to build fan base. rivers overflowing. frantically in the dark after storms knocked on power. for parts of kentucky, state of emergency print look at all these cars, tossed around. please performing a dozen water rescues due to the flash flooding. big storm rolling through. a lot of havoc for a lot of folks. hopefully, the worst is gone. in the meantime, we have this. here in new york, and we have a lovely day outside. speak to sun is coming. my mother-in-law and sister-in-law left her from penn station yesterday taking a hair to harrisburg, pennsylvania. the pictures they sent us along the routes were unbelievable. cars underwater. the rails at times were underwater. there are parts that are really struggling right now. we will take that. you and yes, we will >> shannonn the white house. >> we will reinvent the way we deliver information out of the

white house, because the world has changed. we need to rethink the way we are delivering our information. stay tuned. >> shannon: sean spicer will soon step down. anthony scaramucci becomes the new communication director. what does the shakeup mean for the new administration? rnc chairwoman joins us. if you want coast guard responding to a call of mayday . what they found when they got there.

♪ >> bill: these are the parents of charlie gard. let's listen in. >> will have to live with which what haunts us for the rest of our lives. the way their son has been spoken about, he is not worthy a chance of life. he has a warrior, we cannot be

prouder. we will miss him terribly. his heart and soul mates to be gone. his spirit will live on for eternity. he will make a difference to people's lives. we will make sure of that. we will now spend our last precious moments with our son, charlie. he will not make his first birthday. just under three weeks. we will ask for privacy respectfully in this difficult time. charlie, mom and dad love you so much. we always have and always will. we are so sorry we cannot save you. we love you.

>> bill: really difficult. an american doctor went to london a week ago, and after brain scans were performed, the condition of it charlie gard it's irreversible, and that parents are giving up their fight to bring him to the u.s. for more medical treatment. that is really tough stuff. during the commercial, the father saying, we ran out of time. had our baby instead of lying there for months at a time, had charlie been getting treatment, the parents believe the child would've had a chance. as you watch the story and drama unfold from overseas, the parents of charlie gard really shaken and for good reason. our prayers are with them today on this monday morning. >> it is know that the president is unhappy because of the leaks, and that is something that anthony is going to put his set his eyes on, and i think he is

going to do a good job. >> shannon: that was david bossi discussing the major staff overhaul in the white house. sean spicer will be leaving after president trump appointed anthony scaramucci as communications director. rnc chairwoman, ronna mcdaniel, to talk about it. >> good to see you, shannon. >> shannon: we know the white house has been in a constant battle with leeks, mainstream media, and everybody out there. as the president tries to get things done. do you think these changes will help that? >> i think sean spicer did great job. we wish him the very best, and surely someone i knew well. as he served. anthony is great. i saw him yesterday on the sunday show, advocating for the president. obviously, the president is putting his faith in him, and i think you will be a phenomenal spokesman and push back on the narrative out there that has been so negative and lopsided against the white house. i think anthony is right to go

after the leaks. too many leaks coming out of this administration. not from the top team, but the bureaucrats. it is not good for our government. they need to stop. >> shannon: to the point, let's listen to him on this issue. >> first thing for me is i want to hit a cultural reset button. second thing, we have to get the leaks to stop. they think and i'll be traveling with the president this week, and we'll focus and refine the messages from the white house. >> shannon: he says, i'm going to tear on the staff. i will start firing people. how do you think you'll manage this team differently? >> anthony is a new york businessman. he has been very successful. he knows how to run an organization. he has the support of the president. i think we all agree. the leaks have to stop. this is not helpful. it should not be happening. i think we should be looking into it.

prosecuting people who are leaking classified information, or certainly privileged information for the white house, that is not helpful to our government at all. anthony is going to do a great job. i look forward to working with him. >> shannon: because he has a different backup like the present, he is not traditional washington. today, tweeting about draining the swamp. here is a bit of what was written about anthony scaramucci yesterday. it is right to question how much donald trump can improve his image, but anthony scaramucci business background may prove to be more of a bonus than a handicap. you mentioned that too. how so? >> he knows how to runs an organization. he knows how to be nimble. if you're doing business in new york, you understand how to roll with the punches. as things come in, you have to shift your strategy, and that is something certainly president has done, and anthony scaramucc

anthony scaramucci, and dealing with the media. the negativity and from fox news. when you look at the numbers, those issues on tax care and russia, it is so lopsided and rock to the american people that they are not hearing about the good things that are happening with the administration. made in america month that we are doing right now. the veterans accountability act. the regulation. energy independence that we put forward with keystone and to put a pipeline. unemployment at 4.4%. highest labor participation rate. almost 1.4 million people working and we are not talking about it, because everybody is talking about russia. that is exactly what russia wants. >> shannon: we have to leave it there. rnc chairwoman, senate

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>> bill: two longtime friends of robert durst and other witnesses scheduled to testify today at his pretrial hearing. he is 74 years old. the air to it new york real estate fortune, facing murder charges nla. after one of his friends, 17 years ago. jonathan at the courthouse in los angeles as we set the stage there. good morning. >> hello, bill. robert durst is no ordinary murder suspect. he's a multimillionaire tycoon.

featured in the hbo documentary series that there has been a set of pretrial hearings. i which he has appeared looking extremely frail. the judge is allowing this early testimony from somewhat witnesses, because it will not get underway properly until 2018, and many witnesses, like durst, our elderly. we will hear from emily altman. she is one of his oldest friends, and durst may have spoken to her about a murder of one of his other friends, susan, nla. the still unsolved disappearance of kathy durst. this is likely to run into tomorrow, with many other witnesses being called. among them, the councilman who

dated susan. those who are assaulted by durst years ago, and richard markey, when the last want to see him live. nicholas dropped a bomb, when he said, at one point, durst confessed to him that he did indeed kill susan berman. this is a difficult case, because the crimes were so long ago, and because of the age of many of the witnesses, which gives the defense an obvious way to attack the reliability of their memory. the hearing gets underway and a couple of hours. we will keep you posted on this saga of money and murder. >> bill: jonathan hunt, thank you in l.a. >> shannon: he says he did not collude with russia or any other government. behind closed doors with senate intelligence committee right now. more details behind that. next.

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>> bill: like riding a bike, ride, kid? any mountain brain? >> shannon: lake brain. >> bill: i have a beautiful day for your return. it's stunning out there. >> shannon: much appreciated. >> bill: we have to roll! >> a fox news alert, as jared kushner heads to capitol hill, the president son-in-law meeting with senate intelligence -- dealing with russia meddling in the 2016 election. good morning to you, i am jon scott. >> i'm melissa francis, senate intelligence staff members hearing from jared kushner behind closed doors. he is denying any collusion with russia while blaming his assistant for prematurely filing a security questionnaire. that left all his contacts with