I love the studio. Melissa almost like the studio you are in later. Almost the position. Dagen im on the five first time tomorrow. Look out. Im jealous. Harris . Harris we will begin with the fox news alert awaiting the start of the White House Press Briefing Amid questions looming about Robert Muellers russia investigation and whether we are closer to a potential sit down between the special counsel and President Trump. Its being talked about. We are covering it as we go outnumbered overtime. Im harris faulkner. Moments from now, Press Secretary Sarah Sanders will step up to the lectern to the left of the screen inside the White House Briefing room. The Mueller Probe expected to be a hot topic. Sources telling fox news that they responded to a letter from the legal team about the scope of a potential interview. Are they pulling parameters
he has with the level of corruption we have seen from james comey, peter strozk, andrew mccabe. Harris the chief White House Correspondent john robe
Wolf Blitzer looks at politics, breaking news and international stories. Historically, because a lot of our viewers will remember. When you and bob woodward were working on the watergate related stories, was president nixon as anxious publicly during your reporting as we now see this president being very anxious, deeply concerned about the Mueller Probe . First, i think what were seeing is more than anxiety on the part of donald trump. We are seeing a president who is behaving and acting unhinged. Nixon did not really publicly act unhinged, but i think we need to look at something larger. That is that in watergate, the system worked. The president of the United States did not publicly declare the press an enemy of the people and seek to undermine the First Amendment and the very legitimacy of what the press did, though he did try to make our conduct an issue, or the issue in watergate, rather than his own conduct. Can share my own personal perspective. Ive certainly received my fair sh
voters should not be decided by one person. what is your response? maine as a law! we have to follow what our laws say on the books. unless there are two ways you can do this. you can change the law or you cannot change what is required by the state of maine. one must not remember that the congress delegated the responsibility of elections to the states. in the state of maine, we delegated the election responsibilities to our secretary of state and then we crafted laws which told her or him or whoever what they had to do when there was an example of someone replying or running for a certain political office. in this case, mr. trump came in to run for president and certified his application because he had enough petition signatures, but when we complained, which we are allowed to do under our constitutional rights and under maine state law, she had a hearing, which was very fair, of which, interestingly enough, they brought no witnesses in.
these revelations might potentially start state prosecutors looking at these things in other states just like they are looking at them in georgia. in many ways that would seem like the next logical step here. and it would be a big freaking deal, particularly if it involves members of congress, several of whom apparently were in discussions with white house chief of staff, mark meadows, about this let s turn to overturn the election plot. including facilitating communications about election responsibilities so they could be pressured by the trump white house, by members of congress, by trump lawyers, and others, into messing with the election results, which, again, is a crime. it s a crime if your president, it s a crime if you re the president s lawyer, it s a crime in for the presidents chief of staff, it s a crime if you are u.s. senator, it s a crime if you are a member of congress. it is a crime in every state in the country. it is also a federal clot crime, although the justice de
counterintelligence experts, all focused on ensuring election safety. the intelligence community s focus right now is persistent support to the fbi, to the department of homeland security, and other agencies in their election responsibilities, and my office is ensuring these organizations receive timely and proactive intelligence community support. good afternoon. thank you, all, for joining us. i want to start by briefly mentioning that on tuesday dhs hosted the first national cybersecurity summit. this brought together government, industry leaders, and academia to discuss opportunities to join forces to counter threats to our nation s critical infrastructure. i want to thank all of those who joined us from academia, government, and the private sector, all who participated, and those who signed up to concrete actions to confront cybersecurity challenges.