before the midterm elections. and you have, you know, the muller investigation which is sort of like this cloud that follows tmun but it is one of the most exciting times of any presidency this summer before the first midterm. bret: it s truly amazing. usually here as you know in washington, august is a very tired, sleepy time. i don t think there has been one of those weeks since this president has taken office: and i expect that all the way to the mid termswery have that kind of drinking from the fire hose news cycle. dana: going to be one of those summers, a good one indeed. good time to be in news. bret baier, thank you. congratulations on the interview. e to catch bret s sitdown with president trump tonight on special report at 6:00 p.m. eastern. dana: f alert on word president trump s long-time personal attorney is parting ways with his legal team. reports indicate michael cohen will be changing lawyers after a deadline ein fbiek to review which raid should be subject t
starts october 1st. martha: do you think that october 1 is going to happen, bret? do you think that this will all be debade delayed as i said because it looks like a tough fix by october? i think they will make this full-court press and stick to that date and start signing people up. you had them reach out, the white house and hhs reach out to stars, celebrities, to try to encourage people. they re going to run an ad campaign. i think the october 1st date is kind of set in stone. whether the january 1st date actually launches with the exchanges working is another question. martha: yeah. boy. bret, thank you. we ll see you later. okay, martha. martha: catch bret and his all-star panel every week night on sex report, 6:00 p.m. eastern. and there he is. bill: martha, breaking news, moments ago, eric holder calling the supreme court decision trike striking down the voting rights act flawed. the justice department plans to
touch, so you have this standoff, and it is continuing, and we don t have specifics of that meeting between president obama and house speaker john boehner, but here is another thing to remember is that despite the fact that you have this deadline at the end of the year, the deadline really is about five days before christmas, right about the 19th or the 20th, because you need legislative days to make the legislative sausage work up here on capitol hill even though you can t see it behind me, they need time to make it all come together legislatively. jon: thank you. be sure to catch bret tonight anchoring special report at 6:00 on fox news channel. jenna: we will be talking a little bit about the man of accused murdering people inside a kroeud movie theater. what is happening while he s
american exceptionalism and how we project around the world. so, again, coming back to domestic issues will happen in these 90 minutes and how it all plays out, it ll be interesting. i don t think they ll be throwing a ton of mud, at least not anything like jenna lee did [laughter] jon: yeah. in the race. i wanted to transition there for you. jenna: that was good though. jon: we re going to save that for the end of the hour, but that was something to see. jenna: thank you, bret. jon: bret baier, we know you have a lot of work to do, thanks for taking the time. tune in to fox news tonight, you can catch the final presidential debate and the best political analysis anywhere. our live coverage begins mud-free, 8:55 eastern time. bret baier and megyn kelly, your anchors. and, of course, catch bret monday through friday on special report, tonight s show live from boca raton. jenna: keeping it clean for the rest of the hour.
it s an important question and it s one in which the p.r. situation definitely hasn t gone in their favor. largely if you look at how it s been portrayed in the media across the board. but tea party conservatives tonight who did vote for this would say that you wouldn t be at this point at all, linking the debt ceiling increase and any spending cuts if it were not for the tea party members who were elected. they say that the, you know, this is the focus on the debt, the focus on the deficit is because of the tea party. so they see that as a victory. the ones who voted against it are holding the line because they believe that mandate was given to them in the november 2010 election. harris: all right. our coverage continues. bret baier thank you so much. we will see you this weekend. in fact, i m going to tell everybody about it. catch bret on fox news sunday filling in for chris wallace. he will be talking about kevin