i am hopeful that even in an anti-immigrant climate from the last election when it comes to coming to this problem, we can find common ground. bret: so what is going to happen? how is it going to happen? let s bring in our panel. tom bevan, jesse antal, columnist for the washington times. and byron york, chief correspondent of washington. there is a decision here, it seems like it s going to be a walking in the middle, somehow. a caveat that the dreamers can stay. but we don t know how it s going to play out for what congress is going to do. right. that s the question. trump really doesn t want to do this. you can tell by his expression and the signals he s been given, he does not want to repeal this. he s going to try to punt. i think he wants congress to handle it. we heard from speaker ryan he wants congress to handle it. we will see if congress can handle it. to handle it, they will pass make some sort of specific
later? that s not just desperate to even think the outcome of the hillary clinton investigation was predetermined before key witnesses were interviewed for the majority of information was even gathered at all, that s insane. it really threatens the principles of how much the country was founded upon. this looks fishy from the start when comey exonerated hillary clinton right after the fourth of july weekend when she had been interviewed. but one of the biggest features of washington investigations is charges of making false statements. they almost always involve that. now we find out that they basically decided to close this case up before they even interviewed 17 people? it does look fixed. bret: and a lot of coverage of the new york times story about the president considering firing comey before he said he was ready to consider firing him. now a lot of coverage on this part? no. james comey was portrayed throughout this in the media as the stand-up guy, straight shooter. the
the report that special counsel robert mueller has an early draft of the letter which may have focused on russia. we will be fully transparent with the investigation and i don t have anything to add beyond that. comey s testimony of the email case is also facing fresh scrutiny. the fbi director has created serious legal problems for himself. about her unsecured server for state department business on saturday, july 2nd, a holiday weekend. comey recommended against prosecution three days later. comey s testimony about the timeline appears to conflict with newly released government records that indicate he drafted his conclusion, exonerating clinton, in late april or early may, two months before clinton met with agents. did you make the decision not to recommend criminal charges relating to customer information before or after hillary clinton was interviewed by the fbi on july 2nd? after. in a tweet, the president said it s an evidence of a brake
whose lives were turned upside down. brought together by the unbreakable bronze of bond and loyalty that we have for one another. in the oval office today, president trump signed a proclamation declaring sunday as a national day of player for victims of the storm. we invite all americans to join us as we continue to pray for those who have lost family members and friends, and for those who are suffering from this great crisis. the white house tonight is finalizing an initial infusion of relief money for victims of hurricane harvey. the white house office of management and budget is looking for a $5.5 billion for fema and an additional $450 million for the small business administration disaster relief fund. but white house officials payment on what s needed. the total, trump bret, will be tens and billion dollars more. no one can venture a guess on what will ultimately be needed. bret: john roberts live in the north lawn. a second round of talks on
more effective, and it s far more pro-market, pro-economic growth, pro-business than in louisiana. for hundreds of thousands of texas business small business owners facing a uncertain future, there is a silver lining. the nation needs houston. its workers and economy, one-third of u.s. gasoline supplies refined there from many fuel pipelines, industries lifeblood emanates from the gulf coast. the port of houston is a very, very big deal. it accounts for $250 billion plus of economic activity across the state of texas and beyond every year. it is that reality that has shifted debate in washington. to the returning republican congressman s priorities have been reset. i do not expect president trump is going to continue talking about a potential shutdown. a lot of republicans will be eager to provide help alongside with democrats. but congress new priority