Hello, everyone. Thanks so much for joining me this sunday. Im fredricka whitfield. We begin yet another shuffle to the president s legal team. Today trumps attorney announcing the powerful d. C. Attorney Joseph Digenova will not join the president s team for the russian probe. This coming just days after digenova and his wife, also an attorney, met with trump. The president tweeting today in part, many lawyers in top law firms want to represent me in the russian case. Adding, quote, i am very happy with my existing team. Besides there was no collusion with russia except by crooked hillary and the dems. Of course, all of this after the massive marches across the country for gun safety. Americans are being attacked in churches, nightclubs, movie theaters and on the streets. But we the people can fix this. A powerful moment as young people called on lawmakers for change. The demonstrations launched by the teens who survived the parkland, Florida School shooting. Later today the president
Space. Thats a good thing. Juan President Trump asked if he thinks biden should apologize. Heres what the president is saying. I wish him luck. I do wish him luck. Should he apologize for his conduct . No, hes going to make his own decisions. Hes very capable of making a decision i assume. Juan before we weigh in on biden, i want to bring in bret baier and Martha Maccallum. They are this fly from kansas city. Just over an hour from now, they will be moderating a town hall with former starbucks ceo Howard Schultz. I want to get your reaction to this. Schultz considering making a bid for president which has drawn major criticism from some democrats. What are you courting Howard Schultz . Because hes a billionaire. Theres a lot of people i know work hard who know a lot more about politics then with all due respect does mr. Schultz. If he runs as an independent, it could hurt democrats. A dark legacy if he gives us another four years of donald trump and thats the only possible result. Juan
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