they are innovating and doing so many projects that require his input. and he's why people like the company. >> really button down. >> $1.6 billion is a modest down payment for the security of this nation. we see day in and day out that people from pouring over the borders. the president wants people to come here legally. there is a process to do it. congress needs to act on the wall funding and congress needs to act on immigration. liz: a government absolutedown before christmas if the white house does not get $1.5 billion for the border wall. a december 7 deadline looms.

the bulk of the migrant caravan now on our borders. should president trump shut down the government to get his border wall? and the president is saying i'm done with you, congress. the president is moving forward with building a border wall in arizona. the california wildfires will not be contained for another two weeks. the death toll rising. hundreds still missing. governor jerry brown getting slammed for blocking wild fire* legislation that would hold utilities responsible. yit critics say he raked in political donations from utilities. president trump will travel to california tomorrow to meet with victims and first responders as state officials say the president was spot-on correct about california need to go do more about dangerous underbrush and clearing it. but you wouldn't know it from

some of the mainstream media coverage attacking trump. he localsy pushback. a democratic mutiny against nancy pelosi breaking out. that fight exposing the real damage long-time democrats have done to their own party. it's the democrats who start the next session of congress divide divide. it's thanksgiving next week. we are giving thanks to four military veterans. but thousands of veterans not getting their g.i. benefits. some veterans even getting evicted from their homes because of va delays. we have the republican congressman fighting to fix that va mess tonight. thank you so much for coining us. money, politics, we bring you the debate behind tomorrow's headlines.

everything you feared about facebook is right. the public persona of bay area liberalism. mark zuckerberg and cheryl sand berg. she talks about her lean-in push for women and zuckerberg talks about connecting the world. but behind the scenes, facebook fighting hard against the "new york times" revealing a world of ugliness such as hiring p.r. hitmen to do smear campaigns. stalking you on the internet even after you log off from facebook. selling your personal life data to you i it is of -- data to

advertisers. joining me is former white house press secretary for george w. bush, ari fleischer. what do you think of this story? >> they painted a mess. but if the new york times goes and tries to do research on virtually anybody and tries to write what their inner culture is like or inner hampton culture is like. they can make anybody look bad. facebook deals with a lot of tough session issues and they didn't end up looking very good. >> what's your thinking on that story? >> i think people at the top level look to our colonels and

executives to execute strategy. that includes trying to get bad press for your opponent. that's not a shock and it doesn't surprise me, and i think many companies do similar things. liz: facebook seems to have lost control of its site. there has been anti-conservative bias on their site. we have been here before. listen to zuckerberg and cheryl sand berg's apology tour that has been years in the making. tight was my mistake and i'm sorry. >> we know at facebook we cannot do enough to protect people's data. >> we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility and that was a mistake, and i'm sorry for it. liz: apologies to the critics don't seem good enough. people don't like to people

bamboozled. it's like facebook's house has been on fire and zuckerberg and sand berg are still smoking in bed. >> this is why you want to be number two. liz: you know that facebook has had a world of problems behind the scenes. i hear what you saying about the "new york times," i get. i hear you. but then they go on this apology tour when everybody knows the issues are deep. the second issue is the selling data issue. the conservative issue is valid and i think facebook is terribly vulnerable on that. they have been captured by the culture and silicon valley and the left-wing thinking. their employees are vociferous.

they don't even want an executive to sit in a hearing and give support to brett kavanaugh. you are editing conservative posts and not doing the same on the liberal posts, and i think they are guilty of that. the other issue with our data, i just assume any time i put anything online anywhere, somebody is going to try to sell it and make money from it. facebook, twitter, you name it. if you don't want your stuff sold, don't put personal information on it for anybody. don't tell anybody what you are interested in. that's the reality of electronics. liz: facebook does foul on the internet after you log off from facebook. that's wild stuff. we love having you on. come back soon, sir. democrat socialist alexandria

ocasio-cortez hates tax breaks for amazon's headquarters in queens. but she is all for the taxpayer for paying for any free thing that her socialists looks like free student loans with no college accountability. free single payer with no government accountability. joining me is kristin tate and devon wahling. >> this has created interesting political bed if he lows. but these newsive subsidies is growny capitalism at its finest. in new york taxpayers will pay an average of $40,000 for each long island job. in virginia $23 million is coming from the city of arlington and will be funded by a hike in the local hotel tax.

arlington is raising taxes to pay amazon. this is how crony capitalism works. amazon made 5.6 billion in profits last year and paid zero in taxes. and they received a tax refund. but what gets me is how the same left-wing media companies who say trump is going to die -- who say people are going to die from trump's tax breaks. the hypocrisy is flagrant. liz: why don't democrats get it when you lower the overall tax rate structure, you attract people, you attract businesses. i get it, this could be a rookie democrat mistake. but they seem like they gave

away the store. why not lower the rates overall. flatten them. >> that's a great point. and kristin makes excellent points in terms of the statistics. any day in america you have tucker carlson agreeing alexandria ocasio-cortez on these giveaways is an interesting day in america. there is a lot of frustration in the 237 cities that submitted proposals and weren't chosen where these investments would have made a big difference. these two cities are on the coasts. i think there is a lot of frustration based on these decisions to go to these two places. liz: upstate new york taxpayers get hit. we understand there is potential economic growth over the next 10 years, that this tase whopping

down payment for that. but we saw one cuomo aide equating the amazon tax break to a bribe, and new figures, amazon may rake in for man the 2017 profits. >> amazon probably would have closen other locations like texas and oklahoma, but that's not what happened. they chose places that already have horrible traffic congestion, high housing prices, bad income disparity. these problems are just going to get worse now. look at new york, the politicians say there is not enough money to fix the crumbling subway system but they are able to scrounge together $1.5 billion to give to amazon. it's mind boggling.

the question they should have asked, is does this been fit our current constituents? and the answer is no. liz: in new york city with the massive snowstorm that hit us, we felt what it was like to have our transit system fail. and the housing complex tens of billions in the red. >> to kristin's point, we have congested roads around long island and new york and arlington and d.c. i'm hopeful maybe some good will come out of this and it will shine a light on this cronyism kristin talks about. and republicans and democrats are to blame. maryland was willing to put up $the.5 billion. governor larry hogan and the democratic mayor of baltimore to

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liz: the death toll from the california wildfires has risen again. officials say 63 where dead. 631 people missing. claudia cowan is in northern california with the latest. >> the hope is the 631 people listed as unaccounted for made it out safely. now they cannot be found. they may not realize anyone is looking for them. >> i want you to understand there are a lot of people displaced.

we are firing a lot of people don't know we are look for them. that's why we are publishing this. reporter: sadly it may be some of those listed did not make it out. search and recovery teams are finding sets of remains as they search through the burned out communities. hundreds of evacuees are living at an encampment at the chico walmart. they are getting donations of food and water. there is a small medical tent, there are port-a-spotties. some are dpleepg tents, others in their cars. they have want to encourage people into shelters. this was a hotter-term solution to a long-term solution. websites like airbnb are trying

to match people. there is also empty big box stores like toys r us that could be used as a temporary housing situation. but nothing has been decided. this is a race against time. because this tent city is slated to close on sunday and rain is in the forecast. it's a dire and heartbreaking situation. the hope is wherever these people land, they can stay there through the holidays. >> walmart is allowing this -- opening up its arms and allowing evacuees into that area. is that what's going on? >> well, walmart is allowing people to say. walmart has been great and donated $500,000 to help the fire victims. but the community organizers, all volunteers who are saying that we really can't sustain this. and we want to encourage people who are living in tents,

elderly, disabled, a 3-week-old baby living in a tent for more than a week. we want to encourage these people find real shelter and do it now. there is rain in the forecast. and they don't want people living in tents during that time. liz: watch this. this is a heck of a story. shares of california utilities, look at the stock action. they face a class action lawsuit for allegedly starting at least one fire in california. the stock soared after the courts said it could be broken up. now we have reports governor jerry brown took in millions of dollars in donations from the utility sector in california. here is jamie court. he was opposite our show last night. >> the governor has been a big

partisan for pg & e and the other utilities in the state. his top aides have come from pg & e and he protected them. liz: michael, great to see you, sir. state officials of california have determined that electrical equipment owned by pg & e is responsible for at least 17 of 21 major fires in california last year. in 8 of those fires referred to prosecutors for possible violation of state law. ways your reaction to that? >> we clearly have a problem with utility caused wildfires in california. the solutions will involve investment, infrastructure and resilience to change the situation on the ground. old system doesn't work because the system wasn't designed deal with the conditions we face

today due to drought and climate change and the pattern of land use and construction we have had over the state in the last several decades. liz: the president has said there is underbrush issues. state officials in california said there are underfresh issues near the power lines. when the equipment sparks, it could spark the underbrush and start fires. what else your take on the dollar amount of the liability pg & e faces. it could be $15 billion to $30 billion. it appears pg & e could pass that along to rate payers. what's your reaction to that? >> we are a long way from rate payers having to pay those costs directly. but the electrical system in california is causing damages, creating liability that are unacceptable. they are too big for the electricity business to bear and

too big for the citizens in california to handle on a year to year basis. it's not acceptable to have a community or two burn down every year. we need to invest in the system in ways that create greater safety. that will create stability both for californians who want affordable electricity and also for the owners of the company, the shareholders and bond holders. liz: people are dying and we have hundreds missing. the way pg & e can do it, they will gradually raise people's rates in the state of california. michael we want to have you back on. thanks for your insight. thanks for coming in. coming up, the media loves to criticize president trump. they call him an autocrat, a

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liz: we may hear final certified results this coming tuesday, nearly 2 weeks after the elections. phil keating here to explain what the heck is going on.

what is the latest? >> progress happening all over the state today. as well as broward and palm beach counties. the two counties which, during the election, had the most issues. of course, palm beach county here is empty tonight. all of those tables had people working for the county going over all of the questionable and unresolved ballots which were spit out by the machines on tuesday. as you see the room is empty, they are done. palm beach county is done going through these annual counts of the questionable ballots for the senate race. in broward county, they are still finalizing their results but they expect to be done, if not within the hour or by the end of this evening. there are some other state races that also have recount that must be gone over. and so, they will be moving on to those through the weekend. but as far as the senate race, is looking like the number sibley have not changed this the official results came in on

saturday. and election night.liz: look like andrew gillum -- looks like eding. democrat leaning -- >> remember, on election night he did concede. then realize that numbers were coming in the next day and the day after that.bring him into the automatic recount threshold. so he un-conceited. liz: quickly, i want to jump in here. here is the problem, broward county, missed the deadline by two minutes. i mean, the fear is that bending the rules, they been allowing ballots being counted way past deadlines. for paper ballots, you know, absentee ballots. there are problems here for 2020 coming on, right? >> there are deftly problems and both parties agree things need to be examined and looked at and improve. after all, a flirty selection

getting messed up and not properly run again 18 years after the classic presidential recount of 2000. but as far as votes that were not submitted prior to the deadline of tuesday, 7 pm omitting military overseas ballots that are still coming in. those are all counted. it is the one that came afterwards that the supervisors of elections in broward and palm beach say, we are not counted us. liz: thank you, phil. just to bring their view up to speed. democrats are being accused of breaking rules by republicans. let me just go through this. they are asking judges to change florida laws to include eligible votes, including late vote by mail ballots that arrived after the deadline on election night. they including trying to get included mismatched signatures, mail ballots. when the mismatch is must be in by type in the date for election. there are a lot of irregularity spirit will stay on this. heckuva thing in florida.

it has implications for the 2020 election. coming up, with the story. lawmakers grill veteran affairs officials yesterday about tens of thousands of veterans not getting the g.i. benefits. their money for education and housing stipends and more. some say that they even got evicted. via officials testifying. one official said, do not worry about it. my next guest says the va owes veterans real answers and a concrete deadline before they get booted from the home. the timeframe for when they will get their money. texas congressman, jodi arrington of the va committee joins me up. good to see you congressman. >> good to see you, elizabeth. liz: i bet you are frustrated by this.what is governor? >> it is heartbreaking because the va is one place where we really do come together as americans first. red, white and blue. not red and blue. we serve our heroes and make sure that we make good on the promises we have made like the g.i. bill which is one of the

best programs and, we had the largest expansion of the g.i. bill in over a decade. and it was a provision in there to pay basically reliving stipend, not based on where the school is located but more common sense approach where the majority of the classes are being taken. and that single provision, the implementation that has gotten bogged down and antiquated it systems and there is certainly a big issue with lack of continuity of leadership and it and other places in the va. it is the bureaucracy that is not allowing some of these good reforms to be implemented and affect positive change for our veterans. it just calmly field your beating your head against the wall. for my first term, both for two years, hearing after hearing, again, because of the dysfunction at the va and the bureaucracy.

liz: congressman, i know you're trying to do oversight. we get it and totally understand where you're coming from. we hear you.what can we do prevent veterans from being evicted. we are coming up to thanks giving and people want to thank the veterans.the viewers don't like to hear this. the government worker union, that is a problem with bureaucracy here. >> listen, let me give an example about the union control of the va. there are hundreds of va employees who spend 100 percent of their time on union activity. instead of the job they were hired to do. that is just one example of how broken the va is. i know there are some good people, hard-working people that want to serve our veterans. but the nature of the beast, it is a monopolistic bureaucracy. with civil service rigmarole that ties the hands of the leadership and you have the union control. it is almost impossible and it is maddening when you, we passed 30 reform, veteran

related bills out of the house and senate that are the law of the land. whether it is more choice in healthcare, and so on and so forth. they get bogged down at the va because of this craziness and this bureaucracy. liz: congressman, jodey arrington, what a story. can you come back on the show with an update? we would love to have you back on because you great information. we know you're trying to fight the good fight, sir. >> thank you. that is a bipartisan effort for sure. liz: a pleasure having you on. thank you. >> happy thanksgiving.liz: thank you and to your family as well. we will be right back. stay right there.

liz: welcome back. you know the media, how would lester tech president trump with headlines like this. the republican party keep dancing with hypocrisy? we have seen the stories. you think that trump is bad and

is an autocrat? let's us going on in venezuela. with the help of china telecom, zte, iran and north korea to be doing the same with the help of chinese. here's what's going on. venezuela is rolling out a new smart id card that could help venezuela communists punish opponents and reward loyalists. the court will track and log every bit of venezuelans personal information. including their location, job, income, medical record, voting record, property they own, who they talk to, who they hang out with. it gives the venezuelan government total social control via computer over the citizens brought to buy venezuelans by chinese telecom, zte. let's bring in a deputy managing editor of the weekly standard. kelly, heckuva story good to see you. this is shocking and terrifying. no one has any idea how horrific this is. >> it is just incredible, isn't it? i'm glad you mentioned the media criticism of donald

trump. i do not like it when a president says the press is the enemy of the people but will close on united states is nowhere near what goes on in other places around the world. like venezuela. the people of venezuela are starving. inflation right now is over a million percent. that number so big i can hardly get my head around it. and the government has spent 70 million at least according to reuters who did this investigation.70 million paid to chinese telecom company, zt , to develop with their calling, the father land card. you know there is nothing that says that more than paternalism. has information on anything the citizens of venezuela do. and of course, it also includes a social media presence. and whether they voted. there is no question that the government is using this to crack down even further and you know, dissidents in venezuela are regularly tortured for the

government, it is not enough for them to do this. instead of helping the people of the country, nicholas madero is spending $70 million trying to track them instead. liz: what is is the cuban military intelligence has been all over this.there been on things like taking constant census of the people. to your point, the id card will be linked to venezuelan government subsidized food programs, subsidized health program, other social programs that venezuelans rely on to survive.it is like venezuela, maduro can reject support for opponents but give rewards to loyalists. right? >> that is exactly. this will be linked to, and right now, the country is so bad off that for many the only way they can get food or medicine, there is shortages of both. the only way to get them is through this card. and it will be very easy. of course it also has in their, what political party you belong

to. this is all discovered by reuters in an investigation. it is incredible. it seems clear that linking it to basic needs like food and medicine but including information whether you voted and what party belong to and what you do on social media. there is no question the government is deciding we will let them live that support our government. and we let everybody else starve. liz: okay purely breaking his peer "washington post" reporting that the cia has concluded the saudi crown prince ordered the assassination of journals, jamal khashoggi last month in his temple. they claim he was not involved in the killing. your reaction to that quickly? >> is incredible. apparently, jamal khashoggi was, he talked over the phone to the princes brothers said come to the embassy to get your information that you need to get married. you will be safe. emily was clearly an operation from the beginning. the cia says they have very

high, high probability this is what happened. it is shocking and i do hope there will be consequences for those involved. liz: kelly jane torrance come back soon please. it was a pleasure. >> i love you! liz: november is national diabetes awareness month. we brought in a top-notch medical expert to break it all down for us. look at who is here. fox news senior medical analyst, wonderful doctor mark siegel. good to see you.>> good to see you. >> how bad is this? we have thanksgiving. >> we are talkingabout 30 million diabetics in the united states . 24 percent do not even know they have it. another 84 million people are prediabetic on the road to diabetes. do you know what the cost of this is? $250 billion a year in health-related issues for diabetics and it is to have times more per person if you are a diabetic then if you are

not. because it affectsyour heart. it affects your eyes , it affects your nerves. it causes kidney problems. those are big-ticket items, they cost a lot of money to take care of. if we can master the diabetes epidemic, we would cut down hugely in healthcare cost. liz: what is a trendline in diabetes? >> it is going appeared and deal is going up with? exactly the same time, our weight in the country is going appeared we are like never when the world in diabetes because two out of three americans are overweight. one out of three americans is obese.you can imagine what this is like, the pancreas is a pump. pumping out insulin and if you are really big, you do not have enough insulin to actually get the glucose into your cells. then you have insulin resistance because you cannot get the glucose into your cells. that is diabetes. high sugar. the heavier you are, the higher your risk of diabetes. liz: what is to blame for this? is it the processed food industry? >> that is a huge part of it.

you took the words out of my mouth. number one is a processed food industry. number two, everyone thinks we should be eating bread. it is bad for you! pasta, rice, -- liz: everything i love! my favorite foods. >> if you replace soda pop with seltzer. start doing changes. have more fruit and vegetables, exercise more. that is key. and the other thing is, we need to be on the lookout for the signs that diabetes may be coming to us. give tingling in fingertips? is your vision blurry? suddenly gaining weight or losing weight? are you fatigued? these are signs, are you paying too much drinking too much, thirsty? these are signs. go see a doctor. liz: and do not eat pie next week. >> i say, a slither of pie. liz: will have that for you coming up. thank you, dr. marc siegel. we will be right back. stay right there. ere.

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the white house counsel kellyanne conway saying that donald trump is going to possibly do a partial shutdown of the government if he does not get border wall funding. look who is here. bill mcgurn. your take on the story. >> on the shutdown it really work for people that threaten it. i think earlier this year chuck

schumer, threatened to shut down and he said we are having it, we're not going to open the government until they agree on daca for the kids. that was on friday and monday he was crying uncle. i'm just not sure it's the way to get ahead. you know chuck schumer is dreading another shutdown too over legislation to protect robert mueller. i do not think that we can expect the president to forget the boardwalk. it is his signature -- liz: you personally agree with the boardwalk? christ i don't know that we need a border wall. he campaigned on it, it is his number one promise. he has made good on a lot of other promises. i think you expect that he is not going to want something built there is kind of silly. liz: it could be an infrastructure bill. [laughter] >> right! jobs, probably by mexicans though. liz: is the president right here or is he wrong in this issue about the boardwalk? >> i think what he is right about is that we need an orderly process. at the southern border.

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president trump telling fox news at the white house is ready new rules of the judge will the ministration must give cnn jim acosta, white house access. this was on fifth amendment due process grounds. let's take a listen. watch. >> you know you can't keep asking questions. we had a lot of reporters in that room. many many reporters in the room and they were unable to ask questions because this guy gets up and starts you know, doing what he is supposed to be doing for him. and for cnn. and you know just shouting out questions. and making statements too. i will say this, nobody believes in the first amendment more than i do. and if i think someone is acting out of sorts, i will leave. i will say thank you very much everybody. i appreciate you coming and i will leave. and those reporters will not be

too friendly to whoever it is acting up. liz: kristin, what is your reaction? >> as we just heard, trump threatened to end the press conferences if jim acosta starts acting out. this is a bad idea. it gives way much power to jim acosta. these are the white house press briefings. not jim acosta. the white house needs to take control. i agree with you and you cannot just throw people out of the briefing. but the white house must come up with very predetermined decorum for report is present if they break the rules you can throw them out. animals can be simple. for example if the president calls on a reporter, whoever asks the previous question must stop talking. solve all the problems right there. liz: the problem isn't reporters get emotionally involved in the story, that is what critics are saying too. emotions block them from asking all the questions they could. if they were this passion. it comes with advocacy and

personality and asserting themselves in a story then they become the news. >> liz, i completely agree. and kristin makes great points. whenever the reporting becomes a story is not a good thing. listen, it was a victory and i know it is a victory because donald trump is downplaying it. if he wasn't then, that would be something different. but i think one of the unique things is the solidarity of the white house press corps. kristi made a great point on the outset in terms of ruling that came down. the fact that fox news joined with cnn on this effort, to challenge the ruling by the white house, i think there is clear instruction of the white house to provide a clear understanding how the press conferences should go. but it was not violation of -- it was violation of due process. this process is still playing out. liz: critics are saying jim acosta was berating the president. what is your take on that? >> of course he was! the problem is that the cameras in the room incentivized

reporters like jim acosta to make themselves famous but his goal is not to ask donald trump questions to get information, it is to debate with him. he continuously takes contrary point of use to bait the president into having this certain response. these press briefings are supposed to provide valuable information to the public. jim acosta is wasting everyone's time, is this continues after the rollout the rules, he does not deserve to be at these briefings.liz: kevin, your final word. >> 50 makes a good point. i think it is more of a heated back and forth and tried to get at the truth. another president sometimes struggles with the truth. as we've seen in previous press conference and statements. of course, decorum should rule at the end of the day. liz: on thing anyways against asking tough questions it is about decorum to your point. you guys have been great, we hope you have a wonderful weekend. come back. >> thank you, have a great weekend. liz: it has been a jampacked newshour.we covered a lot of

terrain. and we welcome you back on monday. it will be another jampacked hour. take you for having us in your home. thank you for watching. lou dobbs next right here on fox business news network. have a great weekend! lou: good evening everyone. violence breaking out in tijuana were hundreds of migrants from the central american caravan have arrived. just south of the border. thousands more migrants still on their way. we have the latest tonighton the caravan . what the border patrol is doing to keep them out of the united states. all of that here tonight. also, california's radical dimms senator, kemal harris launches a vile attack against men and women of immigration and customs enforcement. comparing them to the ku klux klan.