should not comment outside the 448-page report or his david at the just apartment two months ago after the report concluded no criminal charges for the present. "you should testify. the department understands that testimony regarding the work of the special counsel office will be governed by the turns you outlined on may 29th. pacifically, the information discussed in her testimony appears in and does not go beyond the public version of your march 22nd 29 tina report that means no classified information, nothing beyond the redacted or blacked out so i could more significantly, nothing more about uncharged third parties. that's a broad exception which covers the president. "any testimony must remain within the boundaries of your public report, because matters business matters within the spoke of your discussion were covered by executive privilege. this would includes investigative steps or decision decisions. otherwise not described in the public version of your report." meantime, a senior center republican responded to chairman nadler this morning. >> do you think any fair-minded american believes nadler is out to get the truth? is already convicted the president and his own mind. this is all about impeachment. >> on the hill, fbi director christopher wray testifying to grams judiciary panel this morning, he was not commenting as of the testimony but confirming that allegations of political bias fueled by the anti-trump text messages between former fbi agent peter strzok, who open the fbi cia case into the trump campaign in 2016, and former fbi lawyer lisa page, where the catalyst for sweeping changes. >> i've made personnel changes, turned over essentially the entire leadership team. second, we put in place a number of new policies. third, i did a full day of training for starting at the top on the theory that atonement starts the top. >> based on a reporting, harris, we believe the newly testimony will have kind of a scripted field tomorrow. both the house republicans on the democrats have been meeting behind closed doors to craft their questions and also carve out their strategies, harris. >> harris: catherine, thank you very much. i will take that into my next conversation with a democrat among the lawmakers testing them a customer. eric swalwell sits on both the house intel and judiciary committees, and he is also, as you know, a candidate for the presidential nomination. good to see you, sir. what's your plan for making popular talk outside the written report, as he sat on the record that he will not do? >> keep it simple. i don't think we have to go outside the written report. in the written report we will see they attacked her democracy in favor candidate term. ask them to hack more emails. when he came down mike became president, it was launched. >> harris: let me press in. if you have the answers, what are you giving the american people for their time tomorrow to sit through an earring? if they choose to do so. many democrats say they didn't read the report, so you don't know if they will watch or not. what did they get for that time? >> they get this report authenticated by the person who conducted the investigation. it's one thing for music, it's one thing for a republican to rebut what i say. when you have the person to conducted hundreds of witness interviews, reviewed thousands of pages of evidence, and that person sets the table and lays it out, i think that gives it the ultimate form of credibilit credibility. >> harris: so you got the house intel chair. one of the committee to sit on. adam schiff says at the hearing mueller will bring the report to life. he -- that indicating it maybe no more that's already written, that people can get for free on a pdf online. and he is just going to bring it to life. what does that mean? is that like a dramatic reading? >> it means most americans, like the people i grew up with and see on the weekends when i go home, they are taking their kids to school, going to work, feeding the family. >> harris: we are all doing that. >> we are in washington. you and i knew the four corners of this report. for most people, tomorrow is the first time they ever hear bob mueller's voice. we can't just assume most americans never happen. i would say we have to frame this in a way that they are learning for the first time from someone who had a front row seat to all of these witnesses. >> harris: among some of the things that we learned when we read it are those first 40 pages or so of what the russians did, as he points out. which should be our focus because we have another election coming up. also there was no evidence of collusion, which is with the president has said over and over. senator lindsey graham says, for those facts, he doesn't think the mueller hearing will change anyone's mind. let's watch together. >> i don't think it will change public opinion. having been involved in the clinton impeachment, if the public is not with you, you will pay a price. i don't think anything mueller can say is going to change anybody's mind. >> harris: your reaction? >> senator graham is spending too much time in washington and on the golf course with donald trump. i've spent a lot of time across america and people want to learn more. it's really mostly about the future, as you alluded to earlier. we treasure our right to vote and have a say in these elections. we are offended when anyone tries to take that right away. whether the russians ultimately affected the election or not, they wanted to. we walk away with his, yes, it was offensive with the russians did, the way the trim team received the help, but we are just as vulnerable today as we were back in 2016. so we should all, republicans and democrats, do something about that. >> harris: my point exactly, which is never anything to do with politics. real quickly, i understand democrats are doing a mock hearing. tell me about that. why? >> i will go into any specifics. i will tell you that robert de niro is sadly not a part of any mock hearing. we wish you were. [laughter] >> harris: who's playing you? you won't tell me! [laughs] >> i can't. they'll tell you tomorrow. >> harris: we have to move forward on how you will get robert mueller to talk outside the confines of what he says he won't talk about, and that's the written report, the public version. it'll be interesting to see if you can accomplish that. congressman eric swalwell the problem today, good to see you. tomorrow, don't miss our special coverage of robert mueller's testimony before to house committees. it all kicks off at 8:00 a.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. "fnc" for the cool kids. u.s. officials have told fox news they believe an in american warship destroyed not one, but to iranian drones in the strait of hormuz last week. we are told sailors aboard the uss boxer could see one of the drones go down. the other one vanished from radar and was believed to be destroyed. jennifer griffin's life at the pentagon. jennifer, iran denies all of this and we have evidence. >> harris, what i can confirm is what u.s. officials told us just moments ago, that they now believe, as you mentioned, two iranian drones were downed by a u.s. warship as it was transiting the strait of hormuz last thursday. not one, as we originally reported. one u.s. defense official said sailors and marines on board the uss boxer, that large amphibious assault ship, could see one of the drones go down in the water. the other drone disappeared from radar and was believed destroyed. the head of u.s. forces in the middle east, general frank mckenzie, told cps's david martin, who first reported this, that there may have been more, suggesting more than two drones may have gone down. both drones, we are told, was taken out by this new marine corps anti-drone jamming device strapped to the deck of the uss boxer without firing a shot. they instead tried the drones electronics paired monday, president trump pushed back on iran's denial that u.s. forces had destroyed its drone. >> we took john one of their drones. instead of saying that having company wide. they said it didn't happen. there's a lot of proof. take a look at it on the ocean floor. just go down there, take your scuba gear and go down there. one of you would do that, i know. >> this comes as 23 crew members aboard a british oil tanker continue to be detained by iranian forces for a fifth day. the vessel's parent company moments ago refuted iran's claim that the ship hit a fishing boat while transiting the street the strait of hormuz before the vessel was seized by iranian commandos. "we can confirm we are not aware of and nor is there any evidence of a collision involving. "they said all necessary medications were given before they transited the suit down extreme forms. moments ago, senate converged marcus perez the new defense secretary. the vote was 90-8, nos included senators harris, global shark, wyden, booker, gillibrand, and warren. all democrats running in 2020 >> harris: most of the survey. it's called, take a visit to the ocean floor. [laughter] >> with your scuba gear. 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it should all be the same. >> i think we go with a certain type of mind-set. we went down with a very open mind. i was encouraged to see what i did see, so i know that some oco with an agenda. we heard that from a number of the cbp officers, as well. that they felt some of these delegations that came with preconceived ideas, preconceived notions, and they really didn't want to listen to the facts as presented. so we went with an open mind, we visited not only with cbp but also with a number of those who were at the center. those who had come from honduras and el salvador. >> harris: so you had access them. >> we did, we had unfettered access to visit with families that had come in. single adult males, we create a number of them in hidalgo at the port of entry there. most of the men and women that we were able to visit with were coming from venezuela and cuba. we thought it was very interesting, that these populations were coming. as the cbp officers explained, the cartels will control who comes into what port of entry. fascinating stuff. >> harris: senator, i want to get the news today. under the president has said we have received even beyond what some have thought help from mexico in terms of putting troops of the border and aiding to stem the flow of people coming illegally into our country. the president went after guatemala after it backed away from the third country asylum do. he tweeted this. "guatemala, which has been forming caravans and sending large numbers of people, some with criminal records, to the united states, has decided to break the deal they had with us on signing unnecessary safe third agreements. we were ready to go. now we are looking at the van tariffs remittance fees or all of the above. it has not been good. taxpayer dollars going to them." your response? >> guatemala is a very small trade partner with the united states. we really do need them to step up. i would encourage the president to continue working with guatemala. of course, a number of folks come up from guatemala, honduras, and el salvador. we want to work with them. mexico has stepped up, and in the words of john cornyn, he said it quite well. that mexico is actually done a lot more than some of our colleagues across the aisle. in helping with this border crisis. >> harris: senator joni ernst joining us today on a recent visit to the board. thank you very much. we appreciate your time. president trump's war of words with the four congresswomen you see on your screen, as new polling suggests this maybe good for the president political. could this strategy help him carry on to reelection to the power panel, next. since you're heading off to school, i got you this brita. dad... i just got a zerowater. but we've always used brita. it's two stage-filter... doesn't compare to zerowater's 5-stage. this meter shows how much stuff, or dissolved solids, gets left behind. our tap water is 220. brita? 110... seriously? but zerowater- let me guess. zero? yup, that's how i know it is the purest-tasting water. i need to find the receipt for that. oh yeah, you do. >> harris: fox news alert now, the attorney general william barr is here in new york. he's talking without, and fox news. you may know that the doj has said they do not want robert mueller talking outside the confines of that public report. let's watch together. >> conversations with the department, and his staff was reiterating that that was their position. they asked us for guidance in writing to explain, or to tell them what our position was. so he responded in writing, the guidance that they had requested. >> so mueller actually requested it. secondly, what do you think of congressman nadler lashing out saying this was arrogance? >> he was misinformed. as to the facts. >> thirdly, on congress, any reaction to the molding and contempt? >> no. >> nothing? >> it goes with the territory these days. >> thank you. >> harris: at the attorney general talking with fox news just then. i'm going to bring in immediately the panel as we are watching him get in the car and go to wherever he is headed to. judy miller, adjunct fellow at the manhattan institute for policy research and fox news contributor. kevin mccullough, radio host with selah media. we are just a while ago, kevin, and we've been reporting, that there were some conditions for robert mueller for the doj. and it would be that he could not go out of that public 448 page report that he had already rdli from the attorney general talking about that. not too much detail about it. >> limit credit andy mccarthy, frequent guest on your show, for highlighting this this morning. but it is at the request of robert newly that he got that guidance. bob mueller sent the doj letter saying, basically, "i want permission to be able to told by you to not go beyond the scope of the report." they granted that. and that's how it's going to go down tomorrow, which is why a lot of people believe this is going to be a big fat dud. >> harris: zero. i had on eric swalwell, you know, he was running for president, he was very vocal for things like impeachment, so on and so forth. i said, how will you get them to talk outside the report? he had no answer. >> [laughs] i don't think robert mueller is going to speak outside of the confines of that report. that's what robert mueller has always wanted. that's what he said the day after he issued the report. i think it's pretty clear, at least on this one. bill barr and robert mueller seemed to be on the same page. >> harris: what kind of damage does this do politically to the 2020 democrats that are running? there were eight today who went against the president's pick for secretary of defense. most of them were running. and i were looking at a situation where they have narrowed their questions, we are told. having a mock session which manuel will tell me very little about. but that robert de niro was not part of it. [laughter] all of that going on, and delivered exactly what we had, which was the mueller report. how risky is that for democrats running? >> i'm not a democratic strategist so i don't feel really gifted enough to be able to advise them, because this is -- as a supporter of the president, this is something i'm wanting them to do. this is needless wheel spinning that is taking them into the era of irrelevance. when there is real problems that they should actually be working on in their committees. the foreign affairs committee disbanded subcommittee on terrorism to make room for the trip investigation subcommittee in its operations. that tells you all you need to know. >> i have to disagree here. i think that, once again, the democratic strategy is based on the assumption that most americans haven't read this weighty, very boring report, in some instances. and the more americans learn about what the report actually says, as opposed to what bill barr the attorney general said it says, the more skeptical they are going to be of donald trump. if you want it's in pdf form online. >> come on, who is going to spend their time? >> harris: my point is you make it sound like there's going to be something different from what is in the public bloodstream, which is still north of 95% unredacted. which is, you know, that is substantial. at least you can read those first 40 pages and really find out what russia wanted to do. >> about the second question of obstruction, it's a tiny question that only the most rabid democratic base care about. the majority of the american people wanted to know, was their actual conspiracy to undermine the election? once that question was satisfied, i think the majority of americans went back to work the next day and said, "okay, back to what we've got to get done for the country." the obstruction story is much thinner piece of the pie and only democratic activists really care. >> i don't think so, i think people care about the rule of law and whether or not the president feels he is bound by the rule of law or is above the rule of law. therefore i think the obstruction presented in the report is very important. you will hear a lot about them tomorrow. >> harris: if they were evidence of the crime, which in the report, the way i understood it, there was no evidence of crime. if there were, let's just pretend -- i guess, what are we doing now? are we making up stuff on behalf of by mueller, i'm not sure where you go with this if we already know some of the answers. >> we have a general belief in america they were innocent until proven guilty. mueller felt strong enough to say there is zero evidence of conspiracy, which is the criminal collusion charge. he also said, "i don't have enough to prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that the obstruction occurred." most people say obstruction can't have up and with underly. >> harris: we are bill barr talking exclusively to fox news telling us that mueller come as you said, kevin, as the doj to send last night's letter. barr also had back on jerry nadler, who said he is misinformed. now there. and he has no reaction to being held in contempt. he said, "it goes with the territory these days." i'm going to think thank you b. we've had some breaking news, will bring you back on a different day. fox news alert on this. puerto rico's department of justice has issued search warrants in the criminal investigation into governor ricardo masao. and 11 of his aides. hundreds of offensive group chat messages between him and his inner circle were leaked, sparking mass protests and called for him to step down. now the due date is looking into whether any crimes were committed. the governor refusing to resign, a busy day again and send san juan, puerto rico. >> i met, harris. not only is the doj conducting their own investigation to that so-called "chatgate scandal," in which they spoke upwardly about people and talked about hurricane victims mockingly, but looking into whether there's any corruption there. the house is wondering if they even have any grounds for impeachment. meantime, last night the protests, they turned ugly. teargas canisters were launched at protesters. take a look at this video. a few of them were throwing rocks at police. they had worn protesters and they did not listen. one of the casualties, the only casually, casualty, fortunately, was a vehicle. at your canister was launched into the suv. the protester that actually owns that vehicle, 21-year-old, said his mom-sized car on fire and give him notice that his cas on fire. he's going to continue to protest. meanwhile, during the day, protesters hit the street and the largest demonstration in this island has ever seen. on that same day, our shepard smith had an exclusive interview with the governor. ricardo rossello. that interview making its way throughout the entire island. this is one of the exchanges people were talking about this morning and today. >> governor, who is supporting you? >> there are folks that have supported me. >> specifically supporting you today? >> there are people. >> could you give me one name? >> the person he said supports and is javier mns, the mayor of san sebastian. we had a face time interview with that mere last night and this is what he had to say. [speaking spanish] >> translator: i'm not supporting them, of course not. that is totally incorrect. i'm not advocating for him to stay for the next year or for a month. all i'm saying is that his resignation needs to follow the process set by our constituents. >> meanwhile, the governor releasing statements a short while ago in part saying, harris, he only plans any future statements about the current government's work. i wonder if the interview yesterday had anything to do with it. harris? >> harris: when you think you have a friend and you find out you don't and he's the only one, you are rossello, the governor of puerto rico. thank you very much. outrage over video posted online showing new york city police officers getting drenched with buckets of water while onlookers are laughing. the police union is blaming politicians and they are "antipolice rhetoric." a former nypd commander joins me next. ♪ are, and need money for your family? newday usa can help. by re-financing up to 100 percent of your home's value you could take out 50,000 dollars or more. you could use that money to pay credit card debt and other expenses, plan for retirement, and get back on your feet financially. and don't let less than perfect credit hold you back. even if you've been turned down for a va loan by your bank, call newday usa. they've been given automatic authority by the va they can often help veterans when other lenders won't. need money for your family? call newday usa right now and use the va home loan benefit you've earned and deserve. 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>> cops are free to make the arrests. they are afraid of the actions that are going to be taken against them before making arrests. i'm sorry i call for backup. to make the arrest right then and there. call for a supervisor, you do what you have to do. this is so disgusting, i've never seen anything like this. and all the time i was on the job, this never would have happened like this. they would make the arrest, they would show -- show the community they need to get them behind them. this is ridiculous. >> harris: what's interesting about what you're talking about, calling for backup, that create separation between the people that are being attacked. you can say it's just water, but what happens when it's not just water in those large buckets? what happens when it's something else? and we don't know that it would be ratcheting up, but we do know is human nature. >> this is an assault on police officers no matter how you look at it. water, it's not just water. it is attacking a police officer. let me tell you, if a police officer took a cup of water and threw it in somebody's face, rest assured, that officer would be arrested and the media would go crazy about it. the mayor would be like, "this is disgusting," they would have his job. meanwhile this mayor sits back and says it's intolerable. meanwhile, i don't see them coming out supporting the police officers, saying, "i won't have this happening to my officers," because they are not as officers. >> harris: i don't want to mix apples and oranges, but some critics would make the argument they've got some interesting relations between police and certain members of the community. you look at eric garner's case, that was just adjudicated here. and he died. we can watch the video of him being pinned down by officers in his neighborhood. it is complicated, but to you it's a bottom line. i hear him saying that you can hear the laughter in the videos, that it's a two-way street. >> respect is a two-way street. you have to give it to get it. the disrespect shown in that video, "he is violated," and they are laughing about it. i disagree on one thing, we are not approaching the point of no return. we are at the point of no return right now. >> harris: can i ask you, since i brought up that eric garner case, there have been others -- do you think, aside from politics -- and i don't know, i've never watched the beat -- is there a legitimate concern that people are angry a? what you do about that? >> people are angry with police, because the way they see something, they don't walk in the police officers' shoes. these incidents were taken into court and played out in court. we have had instances where as we have had a family dispute, through and through a a table, severed his artery and bled to death. police have to accept the fact that this person was not sentenced at all. think i'll be with us. going back a few years ago. i'm not think people don't have the right to be angry. i'm saying the time and place for everything. politically and out on the streets. it's dangerous. not only new york city. it's more prominent to new york city because they let him get away with everything over here. but it is sending a message across the united states united states. >> harris: i want to point out the reason i play devil's advocate on that is because people push back with that. but there's nothing in these instances to say that something triggers something else. i want to give you last word. >> everyone has to take a deep breath and sit back and say -- when you lose your first line of defense, which is the police officers, what are you going to do? when they put their hands up and say enough is enough, we aren't doing anything, what's going happen? it's a sad state of affairs we are in new york city. you can think our mayor for that. >> harris: i know i hear you talk politics, just as the person in the laura ingalls reported, that the police are free to do anything to make those arrests. joe cardinale, thank you for taking all of my questions. i appreciate it. police releasing new surveillance video of an american woman and her boyfriend just days before their murder along the remote highway and ca. now investigators say their deaths could be linked to the disappearance of two teenagers. the latest on this case, straight ahead. ♪ urance. and as a fitness junkie, i customize everything, like my bike, and my calves. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> dana: hi, everyone. i'm julie banderas in for dana perino today. hours to go for the special counsel testifies on capitol hill. there is where democrats might allow a surprise witness. republicans say the move could jeopardize the entire hearing. we will have the very latest, plus, are you ready for retirement? could you afford it? new numbers show a quarter of americans do not expect to stop working ever. that's all coming up on "the daily briefing." >> harris: a lot of news to get you now. in just a few hours, the senate is expected to pass a bill to replenish the 9/11 victim compensation fund. permanently taking care of those who were hurt during and after the 2001 terror attacks. this, after republican senator rand paul delayed the bill's passage last week, citing the cost. mike emanuel live on the hill ahead of this. mike? >> harris, good afternoon. for one 9/11 first responder who has been meeting with lawmakers over the past 15 years on this issue, the finish line is in sight. >> listen, we aren't going to celebrate, we aren't going to jump up and down. i'm sure we are going to hug and cry. we are going to exhale. but we are going to help tens of thousands of people, and getting the legislation passed just pads of the resume, but the friendships in the 9/11 community on capitol hill and with all you guys in the media, that's what means the most to me. >> a number of the 9/11 first responders met with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell about a month ago. mcconnell committed to the senate, voting on this benefits package before lawmakers leave for the august recess. today mcconnell spoke about doing the right thing. >> congress can never repay these men, women, and families for their sacrifices. but what we can do is train make our heroes hold. that's why the senate has never failed to attend to the fund before and we are not about to do so now. >> the senate democratic leader, a new yorker, talked about allowing the 9/11 first responder families to live in peace. >> the heroes who rushed to the tower is 18 years ago will no longer have to worry about compensation for their families when they are gone. these men and women, many of them sick, some of them greatly so, i won't have to return to congress anymore to fight for ty always should have been given. >> the estimated price tag for the nonpartisan congressional budget offices $10.2 billion over the next decade. final confirmation vote expected this afternoon. harris? >> harris: mike, thank you very much. please have a lease new surveillance video of an american woman and her australian boyfriend who were found dead along a remote highway in canada last week. security camera footage shows the two visiting a gas station days before they were fatally shot near liard hot springs, a popular tourist attraction. police are saying their death might be linked to the disappearance of two teenagers in that same region of british columbia. rick leventhal tracking the story for us. rick? >> harris, we have three dead, two missing, and one person of interest. all of this happening on remote stretches of highway in british columbia, canada. more than 1100 miles north of seattle. 24-year-old american chynna deese at her 23-year-old australian boyfriend lukas fowler had been on the road trip visiting national parks when their 1986 blue chevy van broke down along the alaska highway earlier this week. some saw the van and even stop to talk to the couple. they were later found shot to death at the scene. canadian mounted police showing footage from a gas station shortly before the couple was killed. this footage here, where they filled the tank, cleaned the windows, and you can see they are sharing a hug. investigators also releasing a sketch of a mentor this is reportedly sought in a heated exchange with them next to their disabled then and there was before they were murdered. described as caucasian, darker skin, dr. hare, a possible beard and/or glasses prayed last seen heading southbound in an older jeep grand cherokee with a black stripe on the hood. lucas' father is a police officer in australia and he's helping canadian authorities. >> it's a love story that is ending tragically. it really is. it's the worst ever love story. because we now have two young people who had everything ahead of them. tragically murdered. >> meanwhile, another stretch of road, police found a dodge pickup truck in flames and no sign of the two teens who have been driving. 19-year-old kam mcleod an 18-year-old bryer schmegelsky were looking for work on their way to uconn country when they went missing last friday. no sign of them since. about a mile from their burning vehicle authorities found another body, a caucasian bearded man with a heavy build leave to be in his 50s or 60s. police were asked whether these cases are connected. >> it's possible. we have two complex and dynamic ongoing investigations happening in northern bc. they have major crime working on both files at this time. that's all i know. >> authorities are asking anyone to share any dashcam video they might've recorded in the area, harris. >> harris: thank you very much. is joe biden's media monopoly ending? 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the polling site 538 reports that for the very first time since at least early june when it began tracking, the former vice president last week was not the most mentioned democratic candidate in online news stories. he fell to third place behind sanders and warren, but the report says biden was still the most talked about democrat candidate on cable news. i want to bring in now howard kurtz, host of media buzz. i said before the break that his polling numbers have also come down. so, is there a huge connection between how much the mainstream media loves ya as a democrat and how you'll do in polling? >> well, pundits that predicted he would implode on day one don't find him an exciting candidate. joe biden's media strategy is pretty lame. he's running like it's 1996. he puts nothing personal on twitter. it's all canned stuff by his staff. to his credit, he's announced big policy proposal, but avoids stirring up the kind of controversies that generate headlines. >> harris: his social media game is lame. that hurts you going into something like next week with the second democratic debate. what we see is right after everybody gets off stage, they google. it matters if you're a guy with such huge game recognition that you have a conversation with the people on a platform. >> you got to do something with that name recognition. but the other part of this is joe biden does very few tv interviews. after he got his clock cleaned by kamala harris in that last debate, he should have been all over the air waves. he's done one for cnn and one friendly chat on msnbc. in that one, maybe this is why his staff doesn't want him out there, the strongest thing he could say about president trump is that he wanted to challenge him to a pushup contest. when invited to kreut sigh harris' health care plan, he said, i don't want to talk about somebody else. she can speak for herself. you can't just stay above the fray. above the fray doesn't make news. >> harris: i have another theory. aoc plus three, that's what the president was calling them, four progressive democratic congress women that have pretty much taken over all of the oxygen in the room from the 2020 democratic candidates. barring maybe a few words that president trump said about the candidates. it's tough going if the other candidates, none running for president, are sucking up all the spotlight. >> right. that's by design from the president's point of view, though he's been criticized for being harsh against them. he hasn't tweeted ab sleepy joe in weeks. instead, he's picking his fight with "the squad." biden could combat that. >> harris: to be fair, they're picking a fight with him, too. those women have to see the problems their platform has caused among swing voters for democrats. they're taking it away from the candidates. last quick word. >> but they don't particularly worry about that. they live on social media because they have no real power here in washington. they are, as you point out, taking up a lot of that space. >> harris: speaker pelosi said, yeah, that twitter, whatever. howard kurtz, always great to see you. >> thanks, harris. >> harris: thank all of you for watching. i'm harris. here's "the daily briefing." >> julie: a brand new wrinkle possibly derailing tomorrow's mueller hearing. democrats pushing to squeeze in a surprise witness. mueller's expected testimony in jeopardy. i'm julie bandares in for dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." the ranking member of the house judiciary committee raising alarms and predicting possible chaos as possible chaos ensues as mueller asks democrats to allow mueller's long-time aide to testify as a witness alongside the special counsel. listen. >> at his press conference, bob had said that he intended to stick with the public report and not go beyond that. and in conversations

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