things again a couple of years away from re-election. shepard: does he have concerns the people who live in knows states, like the ones everywhere else, may see higher costs on products if a trade war begins? that is one of the concerns that we re seeing from republicans. of course the republican party is largely free trade party, orthodoxy for years has been to push back on such steve tariffs that trump is advocating. in areas like wisconsin, we see harly davidson, paul ryan s home state, is based there. one of the resources that the european union is starting to impose tariffs on if trump goes through with these steel import tariffs. we will be impacted, and the republicans are giving a general consumer, to see higher prices. shepard: corporationles have a voice in this, often it goes through the speaker s office. are we hearing any echos of corporate america in there? yeah, we re definitely seeing some corporations come out, pushing back on this, of course,
that kim jong-un had met with officials from south korea. the south korean president has made better relations with north korea a priority. he ran on that, part of that was the olympic issue that you saw there, where south korea and north korea got together in the opening ceremonies and for a joint hockey team. shepard: what do the north koreans say they want out of this? north korea honestly, it s unclear, specifically what they want. they say they want security. it s unclear what they want. we do know in previous statements they wanted the u.s. out of the korean peninsula. shepard: rich live at the state department, thank you. more ahead from the president s tariff plan and criticism from members of his own party. the thoughts of his donor base. their objections and where they say they want the president to go from here. that s coming up from the fox newsdesk as we wait for president trump s news conference scheduled about 15 minutes from now. we will have interest for you in i
with the process leading up to the announcement that we he would run for president. is that reveltry of anything? it could be. but that doesn t seem to be what the special counsel is interested in from that subpoena, that sam nunn berke released mueller was looking for correspondent looking in november of 2015. and the fall of 2015, after nunberg had already, his relationship with the campaign as far as we know had been severed. he was in contact with people in the trump orbit, steve bannon, others with close contacts with the president. and others and had their own who had activities that have come under scrutiny by the special counsel. he might not have had a ton of interaction with the president about that, but he had a lot of interaction with other people of interest. shepard: he did. that will be questioning for the special counsel robert mueller as the investigation into russian meddling does continue. good afternoon from fox news in
press white house reporter zeke miller. yesterday was a fascinating day of twists and turns with a round of cable news interviews that really was, seen by many as a bit bizarre. what s your take on that. they said he was ultimately, going to cooperate with special counsel robert muler. it was reminiscent of president trump s call-ins with the cable news stations and throughout the campaign and before hand when he was a reality television star, dominating the news cycle. maybe not following through on some of those results. but there s an element that you can see how he, how the president and sam nunn berg worked together, there was common yaments there with the press. shepard: thening i found interesting, nunberg had been with him since 2011-2012. and was one of the people who was sort of intimately involved
but they re essentially saying his proposal on new tariffs need work. i think china has taken terrible advantage of america over the last decade or two and don t play fair. the trouble, we don t know what the details will be, so i don t want to make any final comment. it seems initially it s not well targeted. congress does not appear to have power to stop the president. he was legally required to notify congress but after that, it is believed he s pretty much halls the power to do what he wants. shepard: mike emanuel at the rotunda, thank you. why is president trump breaking with republicans on those import taxes? why do republican leaders and the president differ on strategy? well, some strategists say it s part of a bigger plan to set himself up in some key battle ground states ahead of the 2020 election. people would stare.