headquarters. ♪ >> and we begin here in washington. after an incredibly busy week that has wrapped up, i'm leland vittert. elizabeth: i'm elizabeth prann. thank you so much for joining us today. president trump firework back at reports that his former attorney michael cohen recorded a conversation about making payments to a former playboy model. more from bedford, new jersey where the president is saying this weekend. >> the president has issued several tweets for the last 24 hours. the one that caught everyone's eye has to do with the conversation recorded by his former attorney michael cohen. now, this happened two months before the presidential election in 2016. the recorded conversation is. here is what he tweeted. we want to show it to you here. inconceivable that the government would break into a lawyer's office early in the morning. almost unheard of. even more inconceivable, a lawyer would tape a client, totally unheard of and perhaps illegal. the good news is that your favorite president has done nothing wrong, exclamation point. what he's talking about in the breaking into part is about the records that were seized from michael cohen's office, home and apartment earlier this year. now, laws on taping private conversations differ from state to state and we want to point this out. it's not clear where cohen recorded mr. trump. if it was done in new york state where cohen has his office and home. this would be unparty consent law. one party must contain the consent of at least one other party to record and that could include the person making the recording, in this case that would be michael cohen. as sources tell fox news, the conversation centered around a possible payment to a former playboy model who claimed she had a ten-month affair with mr. president trump in 2006. karen mcdougall sold her story to the parent company who owns the national enquirer for $150,000. that story never ran. that's known as catch and kill. and this was separate from the magazine payment and possibly buying the rights to her story. the payment, important to note, was never made. president trump's attorney rudy guiliani gave this quote to the new york times about his client. nothing in this conversation suggests that he had any knowledge of it in advance. in the big scheme of things, it's powerful exculpatory evidence. and lanny davis tweeting a response, saying that the strategy of the president and guiliani is, quote, flawed. just as trump's false twitter statement made against michael cohen this morning. rudy claims that the tape is exculpatory and then he closed it with this. why foe angry?-- why so angry? it begins on. elizabeth: would he suspect it will. laura, thank you very much. appreciate it. leland: and self-described democratic socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez campaigning for her new fellow democratic candidate. cori bush. >> we're going to get it across together. no matter what i am here for you, i am here for you anthony, we're getting across the finish line together and we have to have politics and medicare for all. we have to have-- >> ocasio-cortez used a platform similar to bernie sanders to knock off one of the most powerful democrats in congress. here to weigh in, congressman from california. nice to see you. you endorsed cori bush and ocasio-cortez. tell me what about their platform you like the most? >> well, alexandria, i think she ran against a machine and she was connected to the grass roots. one of the things that even bill o'riley pointed out about her campaign, she organized and listened to people and that's what drew me to her campaign. leland: what about cori bush who you also endorsed? >> in that case i'm for lacy clay and-- >> congressman, hold on, we've got a video that you posted of you endorsing cori bush and we have a screen grab from that to put up on the screen. >> yeah. leland: did we miss something? >> no, i originally thought show was running in a different race. she's been a great activist on ferguson, and once i realized that it was lacy clay, i've actually supported lacy and made that clear so that was a while back, but i think that cori bush is a great person, i just didn't realize she was running at the time against my friend. leland: the platform that is gaining so much steam here from what they call themselves the democratic socialists. medicare for all $15 wage or a living wage. free college and abolish ice. there's a lot of folks who support this platform, but aren't necessarily ready to call themselves democratic socialists. do you sign up in that camp? >> i certainly believe in free enterprise and i don't affiliate as a democratic associatist. i believe that medicare for all can actually be pro economic growth and pro job creation. you can get reduce the cost. i represent silicon valley and a lot of startups feel that health care is the biggest burden for them and want to reduce the costs. leland: the price tag, no one on the left wants to talk about for this is significant. medicare for all, 32 trillion dollars. where are you all going to get this money? >> leland, here is what they don't point out. the current system in ten years, cost $49 trillion. so you had a-- you'd have a $17 trillion savings. leland: we give medicare to all and we save money? that's interesting math. >> the way you save money you get the insurance companies, the pharmacy, the hospital out of it. look at some things you go to the hospital you have the same x-ray you get at a doctor's office and they jack up the price, 100 or 1,000%. you get those costs out of the-- >> excuse me, congressman, is there any government program that costs less than the same thing? >> sure. leland: really? >> you look at the creation of the internet in part because of the government funding nih. leland: i don't think they ever did it cheaper than the private sector, but we'll move on to this issue. do you worry at all that as democrats, you're from a very left-leaning district. you take the cori bush, lacy clay race and another where they took place, are you worried that moderate friends in seats are going to answer for some of the far left socialist programs and all of a sudden are going to be left in a pretty bad situation come november? >> i'm in a pro growth district, apple, intel, yahoo! sisco, responsible for a lot of the growth. i'm a pro economic progressive. and how do we get jobs, tech jobs in other parts of the country. i went with tim ryan to ohio. i'm going to west virginia, and i think a vision of new jobs, economic growth in middle america is something that we can run on. now, i agree with your point that not every district is going to have the same philosophy and we're a big test. leland: there's certainly a lot of democrats that we hear that are pretty worried about, if the tent is big enough for both wings. but quickly on this issue, republicans are doubling down on tax cuts. i know you opposed the past tax cuts. we had a conversation about that that was fairly memorable. i'm guessing you're going to double down and oppose any additional tax cuts from the republicans? >> i will, but i came here with a constructive idea. if they want to make tax cuts permanent. here is what we can make permanent. why don't we make an expansion of the earned income tax credits and child care tax cuts, rubio supports, and that could be bipartisan and some republicans in the past have supported and child care taxes, even rubio supports-- >> i'm guess you wouldn't be willing to trade that for digsal across the board tax cut? . no, i disagree with that. i don't agree with the republican tax plan, but if you're looking for something bipartisan, eict is a place that we could find common ground. leland: thank you for being here. and you set up nicely the section segment and see if we can get agreement on the other side of the aisle. >> i appreciate it, you're always fair. elizabeth: great interview. now for the other side let's bring in oklahoma congressman mark wayne mullen. thanks for joining me. >> thank you for having me. and a couple of things i want to bring up that the congressman brought up. in elections, change is the new normal and we're seeing these candidates run on medicaid for all, minimum wage and college for all. the congressman said he's a free enterprise supporter, but he does support medicare for all. i want your reaction to some of the points you brought up earlier in the interview. >> you've got to look at the parties right now. at any time, i think, in recent history, you're seeing the democratic party move to a socialist style country. you can guarantee in any socialist country. they control two things, they control your medical expenses, your hospital stays, everything to do with you and they control your food supplies. so, when you see a country starting to move towards socializing medicine, you've got to be concerned. and you're seeing cortez stand up, not only medicare for all, but guaranteed jobs and housing for all, you're seeing them move move towards hey, we want the government to take care of everything about us and when you do that, you lose all the fro that we have inside this country. elizabeth: keep in mind a lot of these candidates are winning primaries. we're going to see how that plays out at mid terms. >> how it plays out. elizabeth: and mentioned in his ar dpuments that we would be saving money because the current medicare bill if i'm not mistaken, and in math, 32. >> i've been in business for years and know numbers well. look at states that expanded medicaid. they're going bankrupt. look at our expenses in the health industry when obamacare got up and running. you saw people moving away of being able to afford health insurance that they had to get and decided it was cheaper for us to pay the penalty. i represent 36 rural hospitals inside my district. out of 36 hospitals only four are operating in the black. every one is going into the bankrupt. you're going to have more people under obamacare have insurance. we're going to lower the cost of medicaid and expand it. the math didn't work out there either. so anytime you're moving towards socialized medicine to which ro is talking about, you can guarantee costs are going up and shouldered on the backs of everybody working and paying taxes and it's going to bankrupt this country. elizabeth: let' shift gear, he talked about taxes and eic and the child care tax cuts, makes those permanent. i don't know if the republicans are talking about that. congressman brady wants to make the tax cuts permanent. the corporate ones are permanent, but we're talk in the 2025, it's going to help the middle class. i didn't hear a lot of specifics out of him at the white house. >> when we first started talking about this, i was in the room with general brady and general mattis, and discussing when 2.0 first came out. the idea is to take the tax cuts that we have, that have have been working, 6.6 million jobs have been created. 1.3 million since the tax cuts have been put in place. there's more people hiring than jobs available in the work force. elizabeth: what you just said, you gave me a commercial ahead of the midterm. is that why republicans are bringing up 2.0? >> in politics, timing is just as important as policy. when you start thinking about trying to make the tax cuts permanent, which we need to make permanent, when you're looking at the house. the house is going to pass this. elizabeth: the senate's not. >> the senate might pass it because there's a lot of senators up for reelection in purple states. are they going to vote against something that's extremely popular in america. when you've got large companies across the country given out bonuses and benefits and counting. when you see just in oklahoma, the average pay is increased by $1600. that's equal to what we're seeing across the country. when you're saying, hey, are you going to vote against this, something that spurred our party. elizabeth: you didn't get one democratic vote on the first version and now you need nine? >> we're going to put them in a position, are you going to vote against something. are we better off than we were when trump took office? the answer is yes, because of the tax cuts. and when chairman brady said this is come to go a vote in september. >> september would be aggressive, but it could be. i'll say we'll vote on this either in september or october. keep in mind, we're going to be working through august. we have working groups, it's going to be very busy without the clutter going on because the house is going to be out. you can get a lot more done in a short period of time because you're not as distracted. so, it's possible. and i tell you what, chairman brady, we've seen is very consistent, cool, gam -- calm and evenly keeled. we've also goss to fund the government. too. >> there's a lot coming up. elizabeth: thank you very much, appreciate it. tune into fox news sunday tomorrow. bret baier is in for chris wallace and he'll have an exclusive interview with trey gowdy. check your listings for time and channel. and there will be coverage on trump-putin summit and the fallout. that's at 11 eastern tomorrow. leland: we're learning what went wrong when a tourist both capsized. it happened when a thunderstorm swept across a lake in southern missouri. mourners gathered to mourn them including nine from the same family. and the life jackets, were they wearing them? were there enough of them? >> reporter: as the storms moved fast, the ripples on the lake went over the bow of the tour boat. the passengers were told by the crew they would not need life vests. that according to one of the survivors. >> they told us they're up here, this is where they are. they showed us where they were. they said, don't worry about it, you won't need it. we said, okay. so when the captain took over, i thought that at some point he would say, grab the jackets now. >> tia coleman is from the family of 11 that lost nine people. her husband and three children are all gone now. the president of the company that owns the duck boat says it was a microburst that descended on table rock lake producing windows over 60 miles per hour. the two amphibious boats were seen on video taking on water and then ultimately flipped. and the n.t.s.b. is responsible for the recovery of boat as they're taking over the investigation. and they're being briefed on the tragedy today. back to you. leland: mike tobin in missouri. more when we get it in terms of the briefing, mike. thanks so much. liz. elizabeth: after the break, vowing to rebuild in iowa after a series of devastating tornados tear through the state. plus, president trump's jumping into a very close republican primary runoff race for governor in georgia, endorsing georgia secretary of state brian kent over lt. governor casey kegel. we'll talk with both candidates. and allowing fining of players when they neil. >> wouldn't you love to see when they're respecking our flag, get that son of a-- out right now,'s fired, fired! te by staying in rhythm. and to keep up this pace, i drink boost optimum. boost optimum with 5 in 1 advanced nutrition helps support muscle, energy, bone, normal immune function, and vision. boost optimum. be up for life. ♪ motorcycle revving ♪motorcycle revving ♪ motorcycle revving ♪ no matter who rides point, ♪ there are over 10,000 allstate agents riding sweep. ♪♪ and just like tyrone taylor, they know what it takes to help keep you protected. are you in good hands? 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dangerous enough for the u.n. secretary-general to issue a statement which he just did, i call on hamas and other palestinian militants to cease of launching of rockets and incendiary kites along the fence and israel must exercise restraint to avoid further inflaming the situation. the concern for the secretary-general here is that israel and hamas on the other side fought three wars over the last decade. he is worried we may be on the brink of another one. elizabeth: all right, ryan chilcott. appreciate it. leland: come november, georgia could elect the first female african-american governor in american history. a lot will depend on what happens come tuesday. georgia's secretary of state, brian kemp taking on casey cagle for the g.o.p. nomination. kemp has picked up the president's endorsement in the race and courting georgia voters with ads on controversial issues. >> i'm brian kemp, this is jake, interested in one of my daughters. if you're going to date one of my daughters, respect and-- >> a healthy appreciation for the second amendment, sir. >> we're going to get along just fi fine. leland: we're still trying to figure out what happened to jake. we do know what happened to brian kemp. he's joining us by skype. your certainly scared jake in that one or he's a very good actor. these ads though, are they too polarizing come the midterms or do you think they are going to be okay? >> well, i think they're going to be just fine. you know, jake's warming on me a little bit. if you look at our last commercial we're using in the runoff, i would encourage the viewers to check out kemp for governor.com and i'll take their honest judgment on those ads and they've certainly been well-received in the great state of georgia where we do have a healthy appreciation for the second amendment and people like crazies, unapologetic conservative that will do what they're doing and saying what they're thinking and that's one of the reasons that the president endorsed me, i'm grateful for that, that's like gasoline poured on the fire that we had built with the momentum in this race and certainly glad to have the vice-president coming to macon georgia today. we will have a big rally there. and this is about putting georgia first ahead of the special interests. leland: macon has a special place in my heart as it does in yours as well. the bigger question, let's say you get through the primary here. president trump won georgia by only five points. you've got a black, african-american woman there running on the democratic side and she's sort of arguing for this big tent policy and big tent platform on her campaign. this very narrow, tough on immigration, big second amendment push, does it work to bring out enough voters in november? >> well, i think if you don't think like a liberal media and you actually look at the commercials, they're talking about making georgia number one for small business. fundamentally reforming how state government spends taxes and so we put more money in hard-working georgiaen pockets, rather than stacy abrams. she wants to line up with that person that got elected in congress in new york. georgia is not going to be there for that. they want smaller government. leland: it's interesting you brought up ocasio-cortez. i asked democrats about the point you just made, if democrats in places like georgia are going to have to answer for the far left wing of the party. before you can get to that question though, you've got to get through this primary runoff on tuesday. you've got some ads on the air, as does your opponent, mr. cagle, lt. governor. take a listen, we'll get you to respond. >> after 20 years in politics, these are brian kemp's victims. 26 women assaulted during imagines. farmers stiffed for millions, hundreds of seniors hurt by abusive nurses 6 billion georgians exposed to identity theft. what does he have to say. >> i say merry christmas. >> what do you say? >> i say the fake news is alive and well for a career politician in office for 24 years as long as i've been married. and i spoke to the faith and freedom coalition, the thing about me, as a father, as a small business owner, someone that served in the legislature and currently fighting as secretary of state. and the truth is on our side. and if you look at that add or a recent mailer that cagle put out about some sort of trump propaganda saying that trump supports casey cagle and i don't, that's just a lie. the president-- >> we certainly have the tweet from the president on that and we're going it ask mr. cagle about that when he joins us in the next hour. in the meantime, we appreciate you being here and making time before going to see the vice-president, and we will-- we'll have you back if you win and are running for governor. it would be great to chat for you, sir. >> look forward coming back. leland: next time bring jake we've got questions for him how it worked out. >> we're looking forward to having us working for us in the future. leland: good to see you, sir. liz. elizabeth: the national anthem kneeling debate resurfaces as the nfl decides whether they'll punish participating athletes. the future of cyber security in america, how we can protect the 2018 elections from russian meddling. >> this is a fox news alert. authorities in burnett county, texas,responding to a vintage plane crash. after the plane crashed during takeoff, the county sheriff's office says all 13 people on board the plane did survive the crash and they were able to exit the aircraft. one person was airlifted to the hospital with significant burn injuri injuries. >> in central iowa they're still cleaning up after 27 reported tornados ripped through that state this week, leaving a path of destruction and 17 people injured. unbelievably, nobody dead. the city of marshalltown suffered some of the worst damage. you can see the aerial shots there. and roads, power lines and residents and businesses say they are hopeful in rebuilding that town. well, in the few weeks before the nfl season starts, the hottest topic is not about starting quarterbacks, but what will happen before the game. the nfl now saying any progress on the anthem policy is on hold. the president has a few thoughts about that, he tweeted in part, isn't it in the contract that players must stand at attention, hand on heart? the $40 million commissioner must make a stand. joining us now to weigh in, mark simone, talk radio host out of new york. good too see you, my friend. boy, what a break for the president, a gift you might say. a week russia and now he can get back to one of his favorite topics. >> the democrats never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity. they spend a whole week saying you can never disagree with the intelligence community about anything and now they're disagreeing with all of american law enforcement taking the side of a few players and only the nfl could get into a controversy like this. i could see protesting the iraq war, but protesting the flag? it's absolutely ridiculous. stupid of the nfl. leland: where do you think this comes from? is the nfl just petrified of the owners? petrified of the far left protesting? as you point out a majority of the americans are on the side of the president, on the side of the flag. that's where they stand? >> the problem is they have the worst commissioner in the history of sport. they love roger goodell because he's a ferocious negotiator with the networks. nobody gets better contracts. he has no public relations skills. he should have nipped this in the bud and gone to the player's union, we're a business and you're our partners and it's going to knock down ratings and a year or two when we redo the contract, it will be less money for you. leland: and let's talk about the politics of this. this as you point out is a double-edged sword. for the democrats it's something they're getting behind, it's unpopular and the president seems to have an incredible knack of pushing the democrats to that point. >> well, he's got incredible instincts for what's going to sell and what isn't going to sell. he knows this is a no-win situation for the nfl, in the end for democrats in the end. i can understand if you think there's some police brutality somewhere that has nothing to do with the flag. go protest it front of police headquarters. the flag represents the military, represents america, it represents everything. it's a no-lose situation for the president and i don't see where the nfl is going to win this. leland: this is what steve tish, the owner of a team you may be familiar with in new york there had to say. hopefully he'll, meaning the president, will have much more going on that he'll have to deal with and should deal with than worrying about what nfl players do. he has no understanding of why they take a knee or why they're protesting. when the new season starts i hope these are not criticizing the nfl and telling owners what to do and not to do. does he have a level that perhaps the president of the united states could worry about dealing with russia, dealing with china, dealing with trade issues, dealing with north korea. is tweets whether or not a few players take a knee is really a matter for the president to weigh in on? >> yes, absolutely. i think we can agree he's a pretty good multi-taskers. he can handle more things than one if you've got 20 golf courses-- a tweet takes five seconds. he can handle it. the problem with the owners steve tish, bob kraft, incredible businessmen who con could ared the world and took on everything. they're afraid of a few, and afraid to do it. leland: you talk about kansas city and others who did take a stand against their players. why do you think more haven't? >> i think they're just terrified of public relations-wise. and again, it goes back to goodell. that's the guy who should be leading them and he stinks at anything to do with image or public relations and he's got to stand up to the players. leland: we know what the president thinks of roger goodell. he hasn't made that secret over the years. for some reason i don't think this issue is over, we can agree on that. >> thank the players for this, we love these issues, keep it up. leland: the president said that about a few things lately. good to see you, my friend. elizabeth: a story that perhaps is just beginning again. caught on camera, a stolen tractor and a wild driver leading police on a crazy chase in denver. fighting back on election meddling. we'll talk to a cyber security expert about what's being done to protect the 2018 midterm elections. >> the trump administration, the white house officials work with career professionals every day to prevent cyber crime and to protect elections. when i received the diagnosis, i knew at that exact moment, whatever it takes, wherever i have to go...i'm beating this. my main focus was to find a team of doctors that work together. when a patient comes to ctca, they're meeting a team of physicians that specialize in the management of cancer. breast cancer treatment is continuing to evolve. and i would say that ctca is definitely on the cusp of those changes. patients can be overwhelmed ... we really focus on taking the time with each individual patient so they can choose the treatment appropriate for them. the care that ctca brings is the kind of care i've wanted for my patients. being able to spend time with them, have a whole team to look after them is fantastic. i empower women with choices. it's not just picking a surgeon. it's picking the care team, and feeling secure where you are. surround yourself with the team of breast cancer experts at cancer treatment centers of america. visit cancercenter.com/breast appointments available now. you always get the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed?m let's get someone to say it with a really low voice. carl? 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[applaus [applause] >> and i also know how great was that panel you just heard? didn't they do a great job? [applause] >> the president and i are so grateful for the great support of two hometown congressmen from this area, congressman scott, and congressman fleischman. let's give them a round of applause, great conservative leaders. leland: and the v.i.p. going through the list of dignitaries it thank them. tennessee obviously very important for two big races coming up. they've got a senate race and a governor's race and the vice-president is going to be talking about as soon as he gets through the thank yous. we'll keep a close ear to what's happening in tennessee. if the vice-president makes anything unusual, we'll break n in. elizabeth: following new reports on the russian meddling in the 2016 election, the united states deputy attorney general rod rosenstein said russian pressure on american elections is still a major problem. >> russian effort to influence the 2016 presidential campaign is just one tree in a growing forest. focusing merely on a single election misses the point, as director coats made clear, these actions are persistent, they are pervasive. they are meant to undermine democracy on a daily basis. elizabeth: former bush white house chief information officer and cybersecurity expert theresa payton joins us now with more. that sound bite couldn't be farther from the truth, but the more we talk about 2016, the farther away it gets and the closer 2018 midterms get. and so, i'm curious as to what progress you're seeing on the front lines that's being done to protect the elections? >> you're absolutely right about that and there's a ton of work done. the clock is not our friend. we're running out of time for the midterms. we have election campaigns that need to be secured. we've got voter registration data bases that need to be secured, the actual booths themselves. then we're still work on, how do we make sure we don't have fake ads and fake personas stoking the fires. we know there was a big meeting in silicon valley and ended with the intelligence agencies and fbi, and twitter closing accounts. there's so much to do and we're almost out of time. are you hearing concerns from different campaigns? are they worried they can't protect themselves? they don't have the funding. they don't really have the knowledge to know what's real and fake? and protecting voters when they head to the polls. every eelectoral system as far as voting is different. it's up to the state and up to the counties. >> you're about that. the department of homeland security and state board of elections in each state, there are grants. they can apply for grants. the here is the thing we've got a negative 10% unemployment rate in cybersecurity, how are they finding the staff even if they have the funding and how are they going to staff a security team? they're trying to represent the people of their district and not trying to build out a huge security team of the campaigns themselves, the states themselves are very concerned, even if we could fine the talent with the grants that we have, we don't have time and we don't have a huge team to do this? >> what was your take away from this week. we heard obviously there was obviously different interpretations from the president out of russia. were you expecting something more tangible when it comes to cybersecurity threats and meddling. there wasn't a whole lot of guarantees they wouldn't be. the intelligence community has said we assume they're going to try. >> the united states took a pretty strong stand earlier this year, russia, we know what you did, with the attack that hit the ukraine and american businesses in ukraine. the bill for that is $1.2 billion and run-on expenses after that cyber breach and it's growing. we took the strong stand and the election meddling. the intelligence says there was meddling. no one was attacked, but there was meddling. and i want to see the president in public say more about it. what he said in private we're not going to know. i want today see a stand taken on both countries reaching these gentleman's agreements about what's okay and not okay to do. elizabeth: we'll see how the elections go and we'll see what type of ads come out of it and as the election is closer and closer. and thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. leland: coming up, more attacks on the left against immigration and custom enforcement as the deadline looms to reu nanite families. and the impact on the midterm election. 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who has got formal enforcements from the democratic socialists of america. that include florida, hawaii, michigan and kansas. it's the latest evidence that as the trump presidency hits the 18 month mork, democratic socialism is becoming a force in american politics. the main focus is on economics. what they see is unsustainable wealth disparate in the united states. >> and whether you live in vermont or the bronx, or kansas, you are outraged by a situation in which three people in this country own more wealth than the bottom half of america. >> some of its newest faces are laying out priorities more forcefully than ever before. >> we want to be a nation that allows improved and expanded medicare for all. we are a nation that will not stop until every child is born with the opportunity to go to college or trade school free of cost. we will not rest until every person in this country is paid a living wage to lead a dignified life. >> this week, ocasio-cortez and bernie sanders hit the campaign trail together in kansas, and today, she's in missouri campaigning for cori bush. leland: and cori bush taking on lacy clay, once thought unbeatable in the democratic party. a lot more on this and how democrats are trying to push against it when we come back. ... leland: the news continues togen tennessee. i'm leland in for "america's news headquarters". leland: thank you for joining us. here is what is making user now. present job planning investigators were waiting the former attorney's office and for the attorney for reporting conversations with him. plus, we go live to branson missouri investors are trying to find more answers to the deadly duck vote accident. a community is in the morning. leland: as a rally to unite families separated at the border continues to fall in the ground in los angeles. reporter: big crowd expected here in your downtown los angeles is called together to protest the separation of migrant families. all that and more coming up on "america's news headquarters". leland: we will check in with jeff. the latest on the russia investigation. special counsel robert mueller's team we hear is not reaching out to the lawyers at the manhattan manor who had a private while prostitution ring in new york. garrett teddy has the latest that i don't think anyone expected. reporter: a lot of folks will remember kristin davis the manhattan madam went to jail as part of the prostitution scandal involving nordic to look desmet robert mueller supposedly interested in her is because of her close ties to former top advisor roger stone. you will remember he has been a person of interest in that investigation in part because of his contacts during the campaign with the hacker group. last week us prosecutors that an indictment of 12 russian intelligence officers that he it was operated by the russians. last night on cnn roger stone that he believes mueller is on a fishing expedition looking to anyone he is ever known for something to use against him. >> she has been an associate of mine for over ten years. she is someone i have great affection for and i am godfather to her son. at this juncture, mr. mueller has had full access to my e-mails. before, he is aware that there's nowhere on rent evidence in my view this is a fishing expedition. reporter: in an interview kristin davis described roger stone as one of her best friends and said quote, in terms of russian collusion, i know nothing and they seem to be going back with him and picking up people who work for roger and some people who are disgruntled. all the special counsel's office is not commenting on reports mueller steam has contacted numerous individuals already with context to roger stone. leland: someone who's been a close associate of donald trump for a long time and way before the presidential campaign began. garrett, thank you. liz has more on that. elizabeth: let's break this down. white house supporter john bennett with all the details regarding the white house. thank you for joining us. john, on start with the tweet we had from the president this morning -- there's a lot to talk about so the recording clearly undercutting any denial from the administration and what else do here? >> one thing we have to point out is this has to be viewed in the context of just how bad of a week this has been for president trump, of course, the helsinki press conference with vladimir putin and the fallout and what was michael there, you know, your public and lawmakers immediately without criticizing the president and never lasted all week and the white house went into a bunker mentality not so much the president but his aides and they were, at points, conducting and connecting himself and republicans got more frustrated with white house and then the michael: tape dropped on friday. it was a bad week and the tape was for lack of better word kicking the president while he was down and jetted off to his new jersey golf resort. elizabeth: but the president's personal attorney is getting out and what does he think? >> giuliani is saying this is it creates no legal problems for the president and this was a conversation with his lawyer and they did nothing wrong. what it seems to be here and why the us attorney would be interested in this white robert mueller is interested in all of this including the new york madam who was mentioned a few moments ago, it appears they are looking at how the money was moved around because we have never got a clear picture on which pot of money is donald trump's personal money and which part is the trump organization or company's money and which part is the campaign or which pot is a campaign money. and how they move those around. where this may go we could be looking at investigation or even criminal charges be it against the president or michael cohen of campaign finance violations. we're not there yet but that seems to be why us attorney and bob mueller would be sitting around. elizabeth: white roger stone and kristin davis? can you bring us all together because it doesn't seem salacious and off attendant -- am i wrong? >> we don't know yet but the reason you talk to someone like kristin davis would be she is a close, personal friend of roger stone, and someone he has done business with. she may have information about how roger stone moved money around or where roger stone got funding to do certain things. roger stone, of course, a campaign aide in all of this goes back to the trump campaign. roger stone may have confided in her or just over dinner or over a business meeting may have said something to her. they apparently are trying to talk to other stone associates so they are trying to figure out and it seems like how the money moved around between accounts and organizations. elizabeth: class much. is this what the in ministration want us talking about? today want to talk about taxes and immigration or roger stone and kristin davis and all of that sort of -- rec. >> right. after a week of russian talk and republican lawmakers, including some of the president's longtime allies thing he looks week on the stage alongside vladimir putin, the senate with a unanimous resolution against russia, talk of a sanctions bill in the senate, i really think the white house was somewhat relieved yesterday. this did change the subject. on the face of this payment that he and michael cohen talked about on this alleged recording, you know, there doesn't seem to be any think i would get the president in legal trouble. it did change the narrative and this white house relishes changing the narrative. they do it every day. the president does it some mornings, multiple warnings week just with his twitter account. there was relief that maybe this is the beginning of moving beyond the helsinki fellow. elizabeth: john bennett, thank you for bringing that down. changes of narrative is typical to keep these storylines straight. i appreciate you joining us and weaving them together. leland: we bring in david, chairman of supporter of the president and should the white house be happy that rather than talking about russia and helsinki summit that now were talking about roger stone, the manhattan madam and what michael cohen may or may not have recorded? >> was given mine that michael cohen, that belief pushes tape did not keep donald trump from the president and michael cohen will not prevent him from continuing his term. this all focuses on that the democrats want to nationalize the selection about should donald trump be president -. leland: so all in the frame of the midterms -- >> exactly. that is what most of the stories are seeking to impact is what will happen with the national elections and will this get more republicans in congress at time for trump to pass what he wants to do. the selection will be a national election about should donald trump be president or should he not versus a national democratic message which bernie sanders is putting out there which is we should have national healthcare, government running healthcare. leland: i wondered how long it would take you to get up to this. we've done segments on this. as the democrats are moving to the left, republicans see this is enormous opportunity. you just use this to take every democrat now as part of the socialist camp with bernie sanders and ocasio-cortez out of new york. >> if more than tagging. look at democrats winning primaries and primary after primary and the candidates including the big upset in new york and they all campaigned on a government run healthcare system. it's more than a republican talking point. it's because it is what democrats are campaigning on. leland: you say that but when it comes to medicare for all you have cosponsors elizabeth warren, cory booker, kristin jill brandt and kemal harris and he made the point that access hollywood tape did not derail president trump's campaign to put it on pause for a little bit but robert jeffers is a long-term supporter of the president and had this to say last night. back in 1980 evangelicals chose to support a twice married hollywood actor who was a known womanizer in hollywood and his name was ronald ragan. basically saying that whatever bad stuff that evangelicals and don't care about. >> as long as the hot economy is going well and as long as americans believe president trump is looking out for their personal and economic interest, the president will be in a good position to win reelection in 2020. leland: okay, 2020. you put it out. take us back to 20 team. is there some blip that maybe it republicans say yeah, i like the president and willing to support him but i will stay home because things feel so picky right now? >> things in our favor. one the economy continues to produce wonderful results and two, the mueller investigation. it is an attack on ultimately all republicans and some how we were elected under customs. it is what is keeping republicans rallied around president trump in many ways and nothing has come out yet, leland, that would suggest independent that they should give republicans a look. leland: you are a reasonable guy. i've known you for a long time. where do you go to the idea that the civil active mueller desiccation which is investigating the indictments of illegal activities by some americans and mostly illegal activities by russians how is the existence of the investigation undermining and attacking all republicans connect. >> ultimately, the democrats want to talk about if there single message. leland: they may want to talk about it but it doesn't mean that's what the litigation is. >> it is an attack on republicans. it somehow we republicans won because of some corrupt system they got republicans elected because somehow the elections were tainted. the elections were done fairly. there is no evidence that anything russia did have an impact that influenced the election and if you look at why -. leland: what you're saying is the evidence in russia did but you're not denying russia did things but the only thing that bygones be bygones and move on to 2018? >> the evidence is the used facebook ads in social media and they did seek to influence but guess what? the russians have been trying to influence elections since 1960. khrushchev bragged about what he did to influence american elections. it is a new the russians tried to influence our elections. the question is did it impact the 2020 or 26 elections and everyone agrees there's no way to decide -- including the justice department. leland: you can't test that. dave, good to see you. let's. elizabeth: the san diego federal judge overseen the case of uniting some 2501 with the parents separated at the border is now praising the trump administration's work. our own jeff paul joins us now from los angeles ricky family together rally is taking place this afternoon. jeff. reporter: live, the rally getting underway near downtown los angeles. organizers here are expecting thousands of people back into this park and protest the separation of families. and to bring attention to the ongoing process to get the families back together but they are reacting to comments a federal judge in san diego made regarding the unification process. during a court hearing on friday, judge said in part quote -- some of the activists we spoke with the separations only highlighted that there are ongoing immigration problems. they say there's still need to be major issues even with the families being reunited. >> they need to work harder and to think of a way that we can solve this crisis and not just say all the families are together and the problem is solved. reporter: that rally is about to get underway after a few speakers they will hit the streets and marched through the road and helping organizers will bring attention to the community that this is an ongoing issue and hoping that it satisfies that. liz. elizabeth: jeff paul, with the latest. thank you. leland: deadly wildfire in organ continue to rage and 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land burned. the governor they are declaring a state of emergency and it will get worse. high temperatures and dry weather on the way. >> we are seeing hundreds of mourners gathering in branson, missouri to remember the 17 people killed when a tour vote capsized and sank in stormy weather. the official cause of the accident is being investigated by the ntsb. mike tobin has the latest live from missouri. hello, mike. reporter: one thing we've heard this fiber is that the passengers and crew members on that elevated tour were not wearing life as when the boat capsized. she says the passengers were told they would not leave life vests and describes waves crashing over the vote and to the children and suddenly being in the water. >> i lost control. i do not have anybody with me. i couldn't see anybody. it felt like i struggled for it felt like a struggle for at least one hour. it was probably ten minutes. reporter: nicole had 11 people on that to a vote and nine of them died. the president of the company that was a microburst the defendant onto iraq late and we love to say that when stop 60 miles an hour and a severe punishment warning was issued half-hour before the tragedy. the ntsb and coast guard are now heading up the investigation and mysteries top 1% official is being briefed on the investigation today. elizabeth, back to you. elizabeth: mike, thank you for the details. leland: we wish you the very rude welcome that a robber in a utah pawnshop .-dot video proof that -- plus, president trump firing back on michael cohen. laura inglis standing by as the president is spending the weekend in new jersey. hello, laura. reporter: the president is finally making it clear this morning that he is not happy that he was recorded without his knowledge. we have more on this recording made by michael cohen coming up after the break. thanks to tena intimates with proskin technology designed to absorb so fast, it helps to protect and maintain your skin's natural balance so you can 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the party to record and that could include the person making the recording and in this case that would be michael cohen. sources tell fox news it centered around a possible payment to former playboy model who claims she had attended the fair with them in 2006. her name, karen mcdougall. you for the day before and she swelled her story to the parent company that owns the national inquirer in august $716,450,000 but that story never ran. something known as the business card catch and kill. the payment the men were discussing was separate from the magazine payment and about possibly find the right story but it's important to note that payment was never made. it was only discussed. but sometimes marty giuliani gave this quote for your time saying -- his new attorney tweeted -- his response to this saying -- we have more on this as the day develops. back to you. elizabeth: bret ingle, thank you so much. moving on to the headlines today democratic candidate alexandria and is one democrat among many campaigning on the far left immigration agenda. now doubling down to abolish i ice. >> we need to occupy airports in every border and occupy every office until the kids are back with their parents. we need to rebuild our immigration system from top to bottom starting by replacing ice. >> which protect families that need our help and that's not what ice is doing today. i believe we should get rid of it and start over, reimagine it. elizabeth: other candidates believe the same thing. those comments i was getting pushed back. the spring in our political panel executive director of lookahead america and josé, ceo of now strategies. judgment, thank you for joining us. i think i know where you fall on this so i want to start with you, josé. true or false, democrats are just throwing condemnation at immigration policies and not providing a solution. >> i disagree. we've had a solution from day one. let's cap pass companies of immigration reform. 2013, that's okay, it's tough to pass, absolutely. but this is my members of congress got elected to talk with. elizabeth: but that's also why they have the lowest approval rating the elected office because they do not get immigration reform done. >> because the leadership of republicans are not allowing real immigration bills to come before the forbidden democrats pass the senate bill and blocked the republicans. elizabeth: if there is an opportunity and my say they take the senate and we see far left candidates in a fraction the democratic party makes you think that pass immigration reform if they are split? >> they ran the show for years under obama tried to do healthcare and did a terrible job. the cap next immigration men because they are a super majority in the white house and do not do anything about it. now i do believe coming together with copies of solution and that is aiding and abetting ms 13 with sanctuary cities and aiding and abetting child back traffickers by allowing anyone who shows up to the border with out to be caught and released into the general public without accountability or having a dna test to prove that the related term. these policies of abolishing ice are creating an anti- law-enforcement competence of solution that the democrats are increasing getting on board with. i'm enthusiastic to run against us or see them run on this platform in the midterm elections on these crazy, wild eyed scheme of a biased abolishing ice and running in 2020. i expect this wing of the party that has become so loud and dominated all the news cycles is going to push abolishing ice and will be in the 2020 democratic problem. elizabeth: abolish ice? were talking customs and border control. do they know -- what will that do if we abolish ice? >> this is the truth. with all due respect to matt, the majority of democrats don't want to abolish ice. there are a growing force but -- >> there was a resolution just past where the women and men who were. [inaudible conversations] >> do you support the men and women doing this job? they sat on the sidelines including the majority leader. >> not true. >> yes, it's a date. elizabeth: are you seen a push for moderates are saying let's bring that in a little bit? >> we added you as a party in the libra rebrand ice. it's not a deportation force. its duty is not to be on the border but they ought to go after the real bad guys, transnational criminal organizations and things of the such. you know and you cannot sit here with a straight face and say that ice is doing the right job because it's not. >> let me tell you. if you were to parent in the united states and did something stupid and reckless with your child is illegal cause of order with the paid coyote cbs would take that child away from you and persecute you. >> no, no, no. >> ice is doing fantastic work on the border. >> majority of republicans will disagree and the majority of americans. >> we will find out in november. [inaudible conversations] elizabeth: we will see how some of these far left candidates when it comes to the actual -- when we see polling that shows merit-based immigration is popular are we going to see candidates on both sides of the aisle getting behind that? lets are with you, for the. >> democrats and republicans who sit at a table and negotiate and find a middle ground that represents the majority of americans want and i know you will disagree with me and i know it's hard to pass but we can do it. of get together and put the political games aside and pass reform. elizabeth: i don't mean to be cynical but -- >> when he uses the term giving everyone who's been snuck into this country immediate citizenships and voting rights. that's what it means. no, i will not define what -- >> it into the legislations they support. it's giving pathways to citizenships which gives them incentives to keep coming. >> they -- >> you had two years and you screwed it up. elizabeth: left continue the conversation because we have this until november and they will have it after november. gentlemen, thank you. i appreciate it but still had, president trump vessel double down on tariffs and escalating the trade war with china. but the president is not backing down and dramatic moments caught on camera during a pawnshop robbery. what the suspect accomplished and is now facing federal charges. leland: new video you can see the smoke that was from a vintage plane crash in burnet county, texas. cell phone video showing smoke flames coming out after a vintage c47 skytrain that was a military transport plane used during world war ii crashed on the runway. the sheriff there says all 13 people, you can see that is the remnants of the plane. evidently all 13 people aboard the plane survived the crash and got out life. elizabeth: president trump heating up frederick on china trade everything is willing to slap more tariffs on all $500 billion of chinese goods imported into the us intentions of clay. trump accused china and europe of relating the currencies to hurt the us and trade. here with more senator for policy michael waller. thank you for joining us. let's look at a macro view and i want to play the soundbite quickly. china was the topic. michael cohen has had adjusted specifically as did other intelligence officials but take a listen to it and then i'll get your reaction. >> what they are raging against his father mentally a cold war, a country that exploits all avenues of power, illicit and licit and public and private, economic, military to undermine standing of your arrival relative to your own standing and without resorting to conflict. elizabeth: he brought it the subject, if you will, not talking just about the economy but other factors and i'm curious what is china doing under the radar right now? >> first of all, he nailed it. it's great to hear public officials finally saying this a thing years of say nothing. china is in a permanent comfort with us on the offense of against us to displace the us as a single world power. they do it every means short of open war. elizabeth: what are you most worried about? >> we will start. subversion against us. we hear about the russian elections version which is true but the chinese are subverting us in countless ways a much bigger schedule than russia starting with education in our schools and introducing curriculum that is favorable to china or changes history in favor of the chinese, and his party's version of history. in our universities with the confucius institutes there. it's a bad that the intelligence community is decent divine certain universities now because this is penetrated by chinese, his professors and other spies in curriculum that does allow honest knowledge of what china is about. elizabeth: they are starting with their youngest as early as -- >> our youngest. elizabeth: i'm curious, is the demonstration where of this? is it taking it head-on and the threat seriously? >> they seem to be. they need to clean out people looking the other way while this is happening but they seem to be cleaning out house and doing it at the state farm it and the national security staff. you never heard the fbi talk about it this way before. elizabeth: what is the headline going to be in the years progress? what you want to see the us do taking on china and that starts with the economy? will we talk about tariffs and they are not pleased with the movement in the south china seas and all of those -- >> larger than that. what donald trump brings is a price to all of us. the chinese coming his party he surprises. they require unanimity and long-range planning. they can do this with a guy like donald trump constantly throwing them off balance. he's the best thing to happen for america versus china. elizabeth: what he want him to do? spirit keep changing his mind and keep them off balance. keep talking about one thing into another thing. run an aircraft carrier group to the streets of taiwan. dear them to challenge us. elizabeth: i know we were to focus on tariffs but we keep on going back and forth and are you worried that it will escalate and we will see regulatory taxes in other instances the good start to not just hurt our farmers to expand and hurt other members of the united states? >> over the short term. but you have to do it. it's worth on them. tommy's calmest party is a corrupt and they respond in political -- these billionaires are putting pressure on the government to change its behavior and that's what we need to keep doing. pressure that will on the corrupt chinese business that will make them favorable to us. elizabeth: thank you for joining us. we can probably talk to you all hour. we went. leland: after the break, georges lieutenant governor [inaudible] why he demands a top job. in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ motorcycle revving ♪motorcycle revving ♪ motorcycle revving ♪ no matter who rides point, ♪ there are over 10,000 allstate agents riding sweep. ♪♪ and just like tyrone taylor, they know what it takes to help keep you protected. are you in good hands? elizabeth: shocking moments caught on camera during a pawnshop robbery in utah. robert put a gun in the clerk's face not knowing he was armed. they opened fire at one another in the suspect died from his wounds. police arresting the accomplices now facing federal charges in connection to robberies in three other states. leland: do not mess with utah. president trump throwing his support in georgia secretary of state brian kemp in the race for the republican governor nomination. primary is on tuesday and last our camp weighed in on the endorsement and response from his opponent lieutenant governor casey cagle. >> people like crazies that like unapologetic conservative who will do what they are doing and say what they are thinking. that's one of the reason the president endorsement. i'm grateful for that. it's been like gasoline being poured onto the fire we had built with the momentum in this race. leland: with us now lieutenant governor cagle from northeast georgia joining us via skype as he's on the camping trip i thank you for being with us. >> good to be with you. thank you. leland: as i looked at so much of your literature in reporting in this campaign a lot of this is from down to an effort to find out which one of you is more behind president trump than the other one. where is this litmus test coming from? >> well, first of all, to real goldstar endorsements that are occurring in the state. one is president trump and the other is government nathan deal. he knows the state. he and i have partnered together to build one of the strongest economies in the nation. our gdp growth has grown faster than anyone in southeast including texas. we been the number one state to do business in five years in a row and so, we have a record to run on in one i'm proud of and one that will continue to cut taxes and build a world-class task force second to none. leland: we heard a lot in this race about the economy and in terms of what is happening in georgia. you point out growth in the south which has been explosive in place like south carolina, alabama to the fact that you had the most growth and let's talk about that but unfortunately the computer for own economics makes us take a quick break and show commercials so will do that and be back with you in a minute, sir. when it comes to strong bones, are you on the right path? 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>> there's been a lot of information that has been misinformation. i'm running on my record and he has to run on his but his record is not one filled with the compliments like ours is. as i indicated with the economy going strong with a world-class workforce but circuit state he's turned over 6 million of our confidential information and these are not things that he should be proud of but along with that, you know, we will continue to talk about what is important to the citizens of georgia and i'm confident that on tuesday we will be successful. leland: if you are successful and that means you take on stacy abrams running to be the nation's first african-american female governor. question in terms of how far to the right this primary is pushed both of you, is it too far to the right for a state that is certainly seems to be leaning and moving a little bit father left? >> well, every poll that has been done has indicated that i am the only person that could beat stacy abrams. my opponent cannot. clearly, he is the weaker of the two. leland: is it weaker or because you appear more to a crossover audience and have not gone so far to the right? >> we undeniably have a very strong crossover vote. we been able to demonstrate 20% african-american vote in the general election and the number one on the statewide ballot more than any other candidate. certainly, that's indicative of my record of doing things that make a difference that impact people's lives in a positive w way. also, micro account and the fact that i did not come from the country club. i came from [inaudible] and raised by a single mom who worked two jobs. leland: we heard your campaign has gone on and i hate to cut you off but we've got to give equal time to gave your opponent last hour and rub against that. good to see you, sir. open invitation after tuesday to come back and talk about it and talk about november, sir. >> wonderful. great being with you the five all the best. list. elizabeth: turning now to the immigration debate. they will get the chance to vote in elections this fall in san francisco. william arjun s takes a closer look at the reaction from both sides of the aisle. >> san francisco, america's original centricity, scored another person with a registering illegal immigrants to vote. >> today we will say to our families we need you to have a voice. >> two years ago voters to amend the city charter giving anyone over age 18 with the child in school the right to vote in school board elections. this included nine us citizens even those without legal status. >> you should not be here and your kids should not be here. you should "there were educating them and now you want to tell us how to run the schools. i don't think so. reporter: greatest the critics say it's a right and it creates confusion with a sense of entitlement and the slippery slope. school board today, city council to marvin san francisco now, next los angeles and beyond. >> it will spread like wildfire. there's nothing and nothing in the state when it's a benefit to illegal aliens that does not spread like the plague. reporter: san francisco unified with some 50000 students is the only public school districts in the city and county of san francisco. supporters say it's only right to get parents who have kids in school a voice and how the schools are run. documented or not. >> i think there will be parents because parents feel so strongly about public education and how profound it is in a child's life. reporter: emotions run high when it comes to immigration. some theorize will obtain the voter roll to arrest illegal immigrants and others believe the city century status will protect those who register. under federal law noncitizens can vote in federal elections and the california constitution also requires voters be citizens and state residents. this is one reason why some believe this measure could be overturned however, as of yet, it's gone unchallenged. in los angeles william, fox news. leland: like silly things more challenges take longer to figure out. possible, although the wait and see what happens in san francisco with the ninth circuit out there. mike emanuel and ebony williams pick up from here but they are standing by in new york and were back your tomorrow at 1:00 o'clock eastern. elizabeth: thank you for joining us. >> president trump the president calling" -- welcome to "america's news headquarters" i'm mike emanuel. >> president william blasting michael cohen and the fbi on twitter this morning calling out the agency for rating:'s office and that is when agents seized the reporting of the two where they possibly discuss the payment to a former playboy model claims she had an affair with president trump. special counsel robert mueller steam is reaching out to a new possible witness

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