[♪] david lou: good evening, everybody, this is war, so declared president trump after the radical dems and speaker pelosi pretended to launch an impeachment inquiry. the effort has been under way for a long time. the effort to remove president trump from office began three years ago and has become the worst political scandal in this nation's history. still the radical dimms obstruction rages. despite three years of investigation and a special counsel that found no evidence of russian collusion and vindicated the president.

driven by hate and lust for power, the left seems to be declaring they will hold a fast-paced impeachment hearing of the president. the only crimes are those of the radical dimms and the deep state, it appears. that also is the case in their so-called inquiry. what crime do they claim the president committed? not a single citation of a law broken, a statute violated. only their breathless praying of fantastical reasons they cite to remove the president. as lawmakers leave washington for a two-week recess in the midst of high dram al and dunn -- high drama schiff says he will stay behind.

schiff already joining with the heads of foreign affairs and oversight committees to subpoena secretary of state mike pompeo seeking documents related to ukraine. all this as president trump tears into the party of hate defending his call with the ukrainian president, demanding at the same time the resignation of adam schiff. president trump released a new campaign ad targeting the corruption of the former vice president joe biden. >> promised ukraine a billion dollars if they fired the prosecutor investigating his son's company. >> if the prosecutor isn't fired, you are not getting the money. on of a [bleep] he got fired. >> the democrats want to impeach the president and their media lap dogs fall in line. they lost the election. now they want to steal this one. don't let them.

lou: nearly 300 former national security officials signed a letter, that letter calls president trump's actions a proked found national security concern. perhaps that would be impressive were the collection of sergeants not -- the collection of signatures not stocked full of former radical dimms in the obama administration. astounding why they would even go to the trouble pretending they were objective. as the deep state, the dimms and rinos are hurling everything they can at the president. the truth about the so-called whistleblower is becoming clear. and the holes and contradictions are mounting throughout that complaint. we turn to chief washington correspondents catherine herridge. catherine: one of the whistleblower's most of ex closive second-hansd claims is

the official record of the phone call between president trump and the ukrainian leader was locked down to restick it access. the whistleblower cites white house officials claiming the transcript was placed in a safe for covert actions. but a former official who worked at the trump white house questions whether the process was unusual. >> we put the transcripts into a very secure top secret code word system. i don't see any difference from what this alleged whistleblower is claiming. i don't think there was any change. catherine: the acting director of national intelligence said he believes the whistleblower acted in good faith but that did not requit to a presidential coverup. >> the executive office of the president and the national

security council conduct their business is their business. catherine: while the whistleblower is praised for driving the impeachment debate further there are lingering questions about motivation. the intelligence community watchdog michael atkinson said he found evidence of an arguable political bias. >> there was a series of factual assertions the whistleblower got right and got wrong. the whistle blower is not always right. catherine: the white house sources suggesting an intelligence analyst with responsibiliti'. lou: the reporting of the fake news media driving much of the

radical left's latest attempt to undermine the president's of donald trump. "washington post" running this headline that reads as you see here. new poll shows limited support for removing trump from office. actually it's quite misleading. that's the results of the poll. 37% with limited support. it should have been overwhelming support for the president against impeachment. they claimed there would be 8 mentions of bind in the telephone call between president trump and you krainl president zelensky. and there were only three. by the way there were no threats and the testimony of the

president of ukraine saying there were none. the media claimed there was a quid pro quo. a theory debunked by the transcript of that call. the radical dimms parroted the hear it in tough into an impeachment inquiry. but without taking a voaflt any kind and without having seen the most of basic facts, i.e., the transcript of that call between zelensky and president trump. house speaker pelosi quoted this latest conspiracy theory. >> two wrongs do not make a right. the president will have to answer that. they know how wrong it is. we know as we saw with the russia interference. i think russia has a hand in this, by the way. lou: it's impressive. about a two-year investigation

of collusion with russia. a report by the special counsel vindicating the president, and she wants to add to one fiction, that there was anything improper with the call with zelensky, but somehow there was influence of the russians. the dimms clearly aren't over russia. despite the special counsel finding of no collusion. they are peddling the so-called whistleblower's cover up as fact but there was no crime. since when does a cia officer planted in the white house become a which the blower. and why are there no whistleblowers involved in democrat scandals. isn't that odd? benghazi. the email scandal, fast and furious. the list goes on. all of these questions need to be asked but they are ignored by

the left who seem to have their minds on only one thing after all this time. they want to obstruct and if possible subvert and overthrow president trump. joining us tonight is harmeet skharmeetdhillon. rnc committee woman for california. public of the 2020 trump advisory counsel. let, get right to it. an impeachment inquiry. to the life of me i can't find a crime. i have lots of questions for the dimms and their conduct and in their allegations. what about you? >> the crime is donald trump winning the 2016 election. that's a crime they haven't gone the over and they will do anything to stop him. this recent kerfuffle is an extension of the russia investigation that was failed. if we get past this one there will be another and another.

but the democrats have an endless supply of spies, the swamp creatures burrowed into the white house. so we have to fight hard to put a stop to this, lou. lou: i would hope so. the rnc, republican leadership on the hill, they don't seem to be filled brimming with passion to defend this president and go after the radical dimms perpetrating a fraud on the american people and who are relentlessly and absolutely from every quarter attacking this president nonstop. this one would think has to end. >> the rnc is fighting hard. all the material coming out of the rnc is corn is tent in fighting for the president. i'm disappointed to see our conservative republican senators scurrying away from questions

about this. we'll remember those folks when they come calling for contributions. this is a time for everybody to stand together. this is a fight for the future of our country. lou: it's nothing less than that. the niceties from the rino republicans, i don't understand why the party bothers. if they have principle or courage, they are willing to test it. i want to turn to a development that is very interesting, and i know you have been check it out because we discussed it today. but "the federalist" publishing this story that the intelligence community, secretly, this whole thing is based on a whistleblower for our audience. the intel community secretly gutted the requirement of first-hand knowledge on the part of the whistleblower. that happened so mysteriously

just before that complaint was filed. >> that's right. what we learned from this today's reporting from a couple different sources, the form used to require as recently as a month ago and last year. the complaint be first-hand knowledge, in a number of other obligations. it can't be differences of policy. it has to be specific criteria. it doesn't cover the president, it only covers with happens in the intelligence community. the new form which is published on the website of the dni for whistleblowers. it's marked august 2019. it has eliminated that first-hand knowledge requirement. and you see that reflected in the current complaint. it's full of second-hand, press

reports and more. lou: a number of the ex for examples of the whistleblower. amongst the expressions. i received information from multiple officials. officials have informed me, officials with direct knowledge of the call inform knee, i was told my white house officials, and on and on it goes. it reads like the most of preposterous document. this has always been at requirement there be first-hand eyeyewitness testaments accompanying that complaint. i heard a rumor so i thought it would share it with you and please proceed. i don't see tonight other way to deem with it. do you -- to deal with it, do you? >> there is a good reason we require first-hand knowledge. it's the most of credible and most of close to the facts.

but more importantly, the type of complaint we are talking about could not have been made under last year or earlier this year's rules. it's significant those rules were secretly changed. anybody working in the intelligence community, including not just an employee, or a contractor, could make a complaint the president involving garbage from the media, and that holds you have our whole government snirt's are you deck -- the whole government? that's ridiculous. lou: a cia officer conduct surveillance for the deep state inside the white house did exactly that given the opportunity of what changed. you can't say the date, we don't know the date. but we do not was presumably in august of this year, just before

all of this began. >> we need to know that. we need to know when was that changed? under whose authority? that's a key question here. we have to get to the bottom of this. lou: absolutely. as always, harmeet, go get'em. you have next, the left-wing national media downplaying the former very much's illegal acts while the trump campaign blasts his shady dealing. we'll have that and what the president should be doing next. ed rollins among our guests next. orlando isn't just the theme park capital of the world, it also has the highest growth in manufacturing jobs in the us. it's a competition for the talent. employees need more than just a paycheck. you definitely want to take advantage of all the benefits you can get. 2/3 of employees said that the workplace is an important source

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lou: we are going to be talking about ukraine and who is behind some of what is going on in that country, impeachment and how it will damage, and it may not be so obvious who some of the victims may be in this. but first, wall street, stocks lower on the day, but not much. the dow down 71 points. the nasdaq down i would call that a much number of.

910 points. the dow down a half percent. s & p a percent. the nasdaq 2 percent. radical dimm adam schiff uses his position on the house intelligence committee for his amateur theatrics. >> what is the president's response? it reads like a classic organized crime shakedown. lou: what you are watching is adam schiff's rendition of what he was later forced to admit was a parody. he was make it up and many people watching it thought that is what was said on that phone call. i have never seen this on a serious matter from a person who

pretends to have some gravitas like adam schiff. he created what he said was a 55 second conjuring of his creative mind that has been lying for two years about russian collusion. >> no other country has done as much as we have. but you know what? i don't see much reciprocity here. i hear what you want. i have a favor. lou: he continues with his nonsense. that's why today president trump correctly in my opinion called for schiff's resignation. joining us tonight, former reagan white house political director and analyst ed rollins. your thoughts about watching a man who has been proven lying, carrying on like that in a

hearing. >> this is a master plan. they had this plot for months and months. this was an open raw tough in the white house -- this was an operative in the white house. they knew exactly what they were doing. they had help on the hill. i assume when we get to the bottom line we'll know who this person is. he's probably one of brennan's people. they have their 218 votes, they will move forward quickly. lou: why in the hell would this white house have a cia officer? we don't know if he's an analyst. he maybe an operative, in the white house? having the fbi in the white house is bad enough. >> there are people in the

national security agency that come in and go out. this guy was in and out. he didn't have any way of knowing what was going on in the white house. he created a story. he did what a cia analyst does. he put a portfolio together making a case back to the president what's going on elsewhere. he did it on this president. lou: why in the world would a president want this in his white house? i can understand having it -- >> you didn't know he was there. he might have been there two years ago. lou: he left in july. >> he shouldn't have done that. i have no first-hand knowledge. i'm sure it was john brennan. lou: the politics of this. let's look at the ad we just showed you from the president.

can we see that, please? apparently we can't. >> promised ukraine a billion dollars if they fire the prosecutor investigating his son's company. >> if the prosecutor is not fired you are not getting the money. son of a [bleep] he was fired. >> the democrats want to impeach the president and their media lap dogs fall in line. they lots election. now they want to steal this one. don't let them. lou: they stole the 2018 mid-terms, too. they knew the conclusion of the special counsel report and didn't release it. what do you think of that ad and the politics of it. >> it's a decent ad. i think it hits the issue.

but the reality is what they have now is what rules washington, d.c. is 218 votes in the house. they have the 218 votes. they could vote tomorrow to impeach the president. are they going through two weeks of this charade. schiff has always been her pet rock. lou: she wants him as her successor. >> she says to the other five chairmen. couple with something. you have a couple weeks to do it because we are moving forward. lou: this is a preposterous waste of america's time and it's harassment and subversion of this president. why should the american people have to put up with this nonsense? no reasonable person with an independent mind and objective mind can look at that transcript and say this president did a damn thing wrong.

>> it is about what i said. subverting the president. >> hillary clinton comes out today saying he stole it. he's a bad president. at the end of the day the country is appalled by this. the senate better be tough on not let this go forward. lou: the senate, those folks are today o --they are daffodils. look at this quinnipiac poll. >> it's only going to get worse.

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lou: iran's president rouhani claims u.s. officials offered to remove all sanctions in exchange for talks. the president said iran wanted me to lift the sanctions imposed on them in order to meet. i said no. joining us, the special policy advisor to the secretary of state. brian, it's good to have you here. iran is -- i think many on capitol hill in particular are surprised at the president's restraint with iran, despite all the provocation, all of what

secretary poll say o -- -- secor questiosecretary pompeosaid was. >> secretary pompeo announced sanctions against a chinese shipping company that was importing iranian crude oil in violation of our sanctions. the president put in place a good policy to drive up the costs of iran's violence and expansionist foreign policy. we had a good week at the united nations this week. lou: the president giving one of the most of important speeches i have seen in some time from any president, talking about globalism in particular, putting america first and forward with the u.n. general assembly.

just for a moment, the president of the united states at the u.n. this week. president trump: all nations have a duty to act. no responsible government should subsidize iran's blood lust. as long as iran's menacing behavior continues, sanctions will not be lifted. they will be tightened. lou: and tightened they were. this is now what has been styled maximum pressure. is there a sense on your part whether this will be sufficient to change the conduct and behavior of iran -- the government? >> iran suffered a diplomatic defeat in new york at the united nations. united kingdom, france and germany leaders said it's time to negotiate a new deal to replace the failed nuclear deal

the president left over a year ago. boris johnson said the iran nuclear deal is a bad deal with many, many defects. that's been our position for 2 1/2 years. the president left the deal last year. we are in a better position to isolate the regime and pressure them outside of the deal. now we have had our closest european partners agree with this position and it's a big setback for the iranians. lou: that's a terrific advance for u.s. diplomacy under president trump. because they were ignoring in large measure those sanctions and the deal they were going to participate in by default. >> i think you heard the president address the general assembly. too many nations have been

subsidizing iranian aggression. what we are trying to do is have iran behave like a normal nation and not like a revolutionary cause. lou: that will be a significant achievement. >> it will be. lou: thanks so much. up next. china refuses to accept defeat in the ongoing trade war. some say they already lost that war. we'll take that up and more with gordon chang right after the break. geico makes it easy to get help when i need it. with licensed agents available 24-7, it's not just easy. it's having-jerome-bettis- on-your-flag-football-team easy. go get 'em, bus! ohhhh! [laughing] c'mon bus, c'mon! hey, wait, wait, wait! hey man, i got your flag! i got your flag, man! i got your flag! it's geico easy. with licensed agents available 24/7.

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lou: china released a white paper in which they declared condemning trump's america first tariffs, that they would defy any action by the president on trade saying continuous tariff hikes will never help to resolve economic and trade issues. we can never be defeated or weakened by a trade war. the trump administration considering delisting chinese companies from the u.s. stock exchanges in an effort to protect american investors. it will not be part of u.s.-china trade talks. chinese executives are overseas where they are trying to strengthen their ties with

china. jpmorgan chase, citigroup meeting with chinese regulators today. many of them are meeting with policy makers in beijing september a year ago. joining us tonight, gordon chang, senior fellow at the gates stone institute. good to have you here. >> thanks, lou. lou: let's turn to the banks, wall street, doing the bidding of beijing while the country under this president is in the midst of a trade war. this is it seems to me an act that is extraordinarily detrimental to the interest of the nation to be going along. some of these people are coming back peddling the talking points of beijing. >> what's bad about today's

meeting is they want to shove a lot of money into china's markets. that will undercut president trump's attempts on the tariffs and the so-called trade war to protect u.s. intellectual property. these are the same people who in the middle of the mid-term elections. they go to beijing at beijing's demand and beijing is trying to undermine the president in the elections. lou: we talk about russian meddling in our elections. but china was having a far more effective effort at it and in fact arguably succeeding. there is also news today on capital flows. the president ordered a review on how to cut down capital flows to china from the united states. how significant in your judgment would that be? >> this is critical.

china right now with a crumbling economy with a lot of debt-burdened companies needs money. the goal is to prevent the chinese from getting that cash which they will use to strengthen their military which they can then use to fight the united states. if there is no cash there is no communism. one of the things about this, a lot of those chinese companies listed on u.s. exchanges are in the providing information to u.s. investors. lou: the president very busy this week at the united nations. this the president of the united states on china. president trump: not on has china refused to adopt reforms, it embraced an economic model dependent object massive market barriers, heavy state subsidies, currency manipulation, product dumping, forced technology transfers and the theft of

intellectual property. lou: we have corporate america and wall street firms, the largest commercial banks lining up against the president on using tariffs to stop the deficits and stop forced transfers. the theft our technology to the tune of half a trillion dollars a year. how can we -- how can we tolerate that kind of anti-u.s. interest behavior on the part of the wealthiest corporations in the country. >> the important thing is our country is under sustained attack by a malicious and militant state. you have a lot of americans, by china, by the communist super state -- now you have guys in beijing undermining our efforts. they are going after our intellectual property which is the core of the american

economy. if we don't have this innovation economy, we are lost. lou: the fact is we can't afford -- i heard a number of people say, you know, it's just the way chinese are. it's their culture. they steal. and act like it's a way to save face to allow them to steal a half trillion dollars a year. then they come back from china, these executives to sustain the interest of china, not the united states and its policies. they are regularring this president to -- they are begging this president to put forward controls on capital flows and stop them to china. >> i talked to dr. michael pillsbury today. he pointed out something i didn't realize. that is the overwhelming difficult members of capital in the gdp of china.

as i recall, we are talking about maybe 4% of their economy in exports. we are talking about half the economy when we tart talking about stopping the flows of capital or their access to u.s. markets. it will be quite a different stage in the trade war if that comes to pass. >> this is more than just a trade war. this is an economic war and china is trying to use our own money against us. chambers of commerce. and it was important for the president to call this out on the stage in front of the u.n. general assembly saying china's economic model is not only predatory, but criminal. >> it hooks like it will be a -- it looks like it will be a difficult and long battle. because battle it is. great to have you with us,

gordon. up next an atheist group forcing schools to stop prayer before and after football games. sometimes you need prayer before and after a football game. we'll take that. stay with us.

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lou: an atheist group trying to force out prayer before and after high school football games. the freedom fund foundation filing complaints against public schools in tennessee and georgia claiming their prayer is unconstitutional. students from the tennessee school chose to have a prayer circle away from the field. football games will now begin with students presenting whatever they desire from a prayer to a poem to a song. the "l.a. times" writes, impeachment, the first step in ousting a president is a political sanction and provocation like no other. in a country already blazing with animosities, the mere prospect is like adding matches

to several buckets of gasoline. joining us, the pastor of the first baptist church of dallas. let's start with prayer, about we may, before and after football games. freedom from religion. is that the way the first amendment reads? >> there is nothing about a freedom from religion but there is everybody about the freedom of religious expression. for the first 150 years of our nation's history, prayer in public, bible reading in school, all these things were encouraged by the courts. but starting in 1962 there was a rabid move to remove prayer and bible reading and faith display from the public schools and the public square. did the constitution change and nobody tell us? no, what changed is we allowed liberal judges to pervert the

constitution and first amendment into something the founders never intended. the establishment clause says you can't establish a state church. it says nothing about prayers before football games. this is why what president trump is doing is important. he appointed 150 federal judges who will interpret the law by what the constitution actually says and not by what liberals wish it says. lou: now we've have the pope bashing conservative christians. i don't understand what's going on here. i know christians are not a monolithic bunch. but someone should send an emissary to the vatican. >> what he said in this private meeting was if you don't subscribe to open borders and the climate change hysteria you are not a veal christian. that is so foolish it's hardly

worth even a discussion. lou: it's further divide between catholic church at least. and the rest of this country. let's if you will, the politics right now in the country of impeachment, and i have to say, i don't hear a lot of reaction yet. it's early days. but how will christians and evangelicals in those churches react? >> lou, i heard lots of reaction. i have been traveling the country since i saw you monday night. i have spoken to thousands of christians. and i am going to tell you i have never seen christians as angry about anything as they are about the attempt to remove this president from office. they know the only impeachable offense he committed was beating

hillary clinton in 2016. that the unpardonable sin for which the democrats will never forgive him. i was speaking to thousands of christians at a convention center in tennessee. and i said i don't like what democrats are doing to my friend president trump. but i really don't like what is going to happen to this nation if the dems and rinos succeed in removing him from office. he's the most of pro judiciary president we have had in history. if he's removed, this country is finished. it's time for christians to stand up and say we are as mad as h-e-ll. and we are not going to stand this any longer.

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lou: federalist reporting the intelligence community deleted

the requirement of first-hand knowledge. it changed just before the radical dimms started all this. attorney harmeet dhillon address the anonymous sources. >> i about the implications, anybody working in the intelligence community, not just an employee, but also a contractor could make a complaint against the president involving garbage from the media and thatted -- and that holds up our whole government? it's outrageous and ridiculous. lou: that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. also, corey lewandowski and tom fitton * among our guests. a reminder to follow me on twitter @loudobbs and instagram at lou dobbs tonight.

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