if there was going to be any large scale protests surrounding his visit. now we have a spokesperson for the british government weighing in and that spokesperson is saying we aren t going to comment on any speculation about the content of private phone conversations. the queen extended an invitation to president trump and there is no change to those plans. best we can tell the trip is still on though the exact dates have not yet been nailed down. who knows if by the time the trip happens if the british prime minister will still be the prime minister. kelly: well said. we will stay tuned and watch the developments. kristin fisher reporting from new jersey tonight. thank you. the attorney general s contact with russia is expected to be the big focus during his testimony, including whether there are any more undisclosed meetings. the ranking member of the senate armed services committee spoke about that on fox news sunday.
kelly: we have fox coverage on all of this. garrett is in washington with reaction from the hill, but first we go to kristin fisher reporting live from the golf club in new jersey where the president spent the weekend. any response from the white house about attorney general sessions testimony this week? reporter: no response from the white house about that. in fact, they didn t have any administration officials on any of the sunday shows today. the one person who has been speaking out publicly as president trump himself. he continues to attack his former fbi director james comey for being a liar and a leaker. he sat on twitter i believe the james comey leaks will be far more prevalent than anyone thought possible. totally illegal, very cowardly. that line that he was a leaker was repeated again on fox news sunday by the new chairwoman of
the streets. so that is the end of the spat, at least for now, liz. elizabeth: for now. kristin fisher reporting live from the white house, thank you so much. leland has more. leland: bring in oz. suggest the oz suggest taan from west point. nice to see you. wish it was under better circumstances. we always, at times like this, have this debate, we need to maintain and our law enforcement needs to maintain good relationships with muslim communities. at the same time, we realize it is those same communities that provide the safe havens for these types of attackers. what s the balance? i think we re looking at two sides of this. in america we ve got a very integrated american-muslim community. in europe you have a largely immigrant community, and you also have a refugee community as well. one of the challenges we ve had over the past 20, 25 years is that the european communities
come testify. kelly: we have fox coverage on all of this. garrett is in washington with reaction from the hill, but first we go to kristin fisher reporting live from the golf club in new jersey where the president spent the weekend. any response from the white house about attorney general sessions testimony this week? reporter: no response from the white house about that. in fact, they didn t have any administration officials on any of the sunday shows today. the one person who has been speaking out publicly as president trump himself. he continues to attack his former fbi director james comey for being a liar and a leaker. he sat on twitter i believe the james comey leaks will be far more prevalent than anyone thought possible. totally illegal, very cowardly. that line that he was a leaker was repeated again on fox news sunday by the new chairwoman of
is a big day because there s a big agenda that the president has. kristin fisher reporting from florida, thank you. the secret service topping stopping another attempted white house intrusion. press secretary sean spicer says an individual jumped over the bike rack on pennsylvania avenue but did not make it into, onto white house property. this comes a week after an intruder was caught on white house grounds after breaching a five-foot fence. laura: and a new legal battle is looming, the trump administration appealing a judge s decision blocking president trump s revised travel ban affecting six mostly-muslim countries. garrett tenney live with us in washington today with the very latest on this. hi, garrett. reporter: hey, laura. the white house is facing a legal battle on at least three fronts. federal judges in three states, washington, maryland and hawaii, heard arguments this week about the travel ban. one of the judges, judge james probard in washington, he s