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information the government run health plan you will not believe what we found sallie mae the student loan company flew 100 workers on a junket to hawaii to celebrated $106 trillion of student loan debt. how will elizabeth warren explained that one? but they the president does face problems of the big voting block. the impeachment just got real the senate is preparing by september but reports are coming in the motor show new light on why speaker pelosi is not holding a full vote on the

impeachment hearing. the state department official in the obama administration said he got the cold shoulder when he tried to raise the alarm in 2015 about hunter biden's work in ukraine he reportedly earned $3 million with ukrainian national gas company. he never worked on business in ukraine now there is a record number of arrest at the border so where or are the democrats? as the present orders more security i'm elizabeth mcdonald and the evening starts right now.

>> thank you for joining us you're watching foxbusiness network will go to washington with the latest on syria and turkey. >> the hostilities back in place right now with syria and the turkish border trying to make sure it holds president donald trump with those crushing tariffs is still on the table. >> i just spoke to the president of turkey there is a cease-fire for whatever you call it. there was mortar fire this morning emanating quickly. >> the president is making that phone call this morning still on the ground still reporting they continue to bomb kurdish positions right after the cease-fire was announced more than 300,000 civilians have been displaced

and to say they are skeptical that it will hold also putting out creating a misunderstanding according to acting chief of staff for those clarifying comments that he never implied there was a quid pro quo between the ukrainian military aid in the 2016 election at the media is misconstruing his comments today adam schiff says he did not find the connection incredible democrats sees on the moment. >> i'm still waiting to find out how he thinks making that call to the president of ukraine getting him to interfere in the election by looking for dirt i'm still waiting to find out how that makes america great again. >> representative jim jordan on the intelligence committee saying they will stand with

the president to do nothing wrong in a phone conversation with ukrainian president. elizabeth: joining me now heritage foundation good to see you so let's get at it ronald reagan former budget director is supporting trump in the pullout to say we have to pull america out of forever wars even senator rand paul supports that. >> the constitution is quite clear no authorization has ever been given to the use of force of syria no declaration, no permission to be there at all. elizabeth: obama wanted to pull out as well. >> politicians say what they want but my job is to be an analyst so i look at what's going on in the ground and the reality is the us is not a war in syria it is working with

the why peg conducting counterterrorism operations all over the world. so now the notion a few hundred american troops it was safe to leave them and the why peg forces makes no sense at all to put those lives of with troops it is still a question of our footprint with syria to partner counterterrorism operations so the notion we are all in or all out. elizabeth: president obama supported the use of troops to support the effort against isis but in general he wanted them to be wound down out of the middle east but the kurds are accusing turkey to violate the cease-fire and rollcall points out it is five-day not binding for permanent and there are reports the un is

investigating the alleged use as white phosphorus and other chemical weapons against the kurdish people including children. >> us has been clear from the beginning it will hold all sides accountable for their actions as they should. elizabeth: but here's the debate. >> let me finish. >> that's the way it works they hold people accountable we only have a couple hundred soldiers monitoring the conflict. elizabeth: for pulling out the troops is the debate. >> the notion that they would stand between the turks and why pg makes no sense for any person that ever dealt with these issues has ever been in part of the world where this happens. elizabeth: i hear what you say but what is going on now is the result of the us pullout. >> i disagree is not a result

of the pullout. elizabeth: was the use of chemical weapons were the kurds getting hit with mortar before the pullout? was that happening? >> these are issues so here's how it looked when there are civilians on the battlefield military forces are required to do due diligence that doesn't mean civilians might get hit by accident and you have to investigate that to determine if those forces were appropriate often that's very difficult to do - - is the reality we don't like to treat human lives is a rounding error. but those 129 republicans go against the move but one contributor she was ripping

into the double standard of democrats to point out that president obama remove troops from iraq and said i will not put boots on the ground in syria. the american people did not support the idea. >> when trump came into office and he said we have to defeat the caliphate. and the core of their fighters are in syria so as the pentagon went to president obama and said if you want to defeat the caliphate you have to work with the people that are willing to do that and only one was willing and capable that was the why pg that's what we partnered with them. not because of democrats or liberals or they hate anybody else but it was killing them. and when that was complete the

president wanted to withdraw completely but everybody pointed out there are other things to worry about like mass casualties, we don't allow physicians to allow the caliphate to come back or iran to have a footprint in syria. the president agreed to conduct modest military operations to protect those interest of the united states. elizabeth: but the president said this was a plan for some time. he campaigned on that. >>. >> all averages trading in the red the s&p down 12 the nasdaq down 67 for the week the s&p and nasdaq are higher but the dow mostly because of the trading today with the messages by boeing pilots that some pilots knew of the

problem of the 737 software but hit it from regulators. that removes 150 points from the dow but not just blowing. johnson & johnson trades lower as it is recalling 33000 bottles of the tainted baby powder trace amounts of the carcinogen in the product. does french farmer maker - - pharma maker as well with his heartburn medication is recalled with fears it could cause a cancer containing contaminant. elizabeth: the news that a career state department official in the obama administration raise the alarms in 2015 about hunter biden's work in ukraine and he got the cold shoulder. he reportedly earned

$3 million is he never worked on business in the ukraine. that story is coming up.

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>> all these things but social democracy is not socialism so depending how that battle plays out. >> he also gave his uncensored take on facebook on the cryptocurrency world he said it will never happen. elizabeth: we have other stories following for you tonight to passengers critically injured when an airways commuter plane carrying 42 people including a high school swim team went off the end of our runway in alaska in new orleans demolition experts will use explosives to bring down the hard rock hotel that three weeks ago killed three and

injured more now they are a critical safety concern after several victims filed suit claiming negligence against the companies involved in the construction. now sad news tonight died at the age of 62 mark hurd had taken a leave of absence from his current role with unspecified health reasons today the gulf coast braces for heavy tropical storm the national weather service warns it will bring storm surge flooding in dangerous recurrence now to nasa astronauts made history today completed the first all-female space walk outside the space station president trump called them during the walk to say the job that you do is incredible i am thrilled to be speaking with two brave american astronauts making history. another parent sentenced in

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the board of a ukrainian natural gas company. catherine herridge with the story. >> reporter: liz, career diplomat george tent gave a closed door deposition on tuesday. two sources familiar with the session say he testified that he was so concerned about hunter biden's board position that he flagged those concerns in early 2015 to bidening's office, but the issue went nowhere. kent, a senior state department official, told congressional investigators that he believes hunter biden's board position with the energy firm sent the wrong message. when the obama administration at the same time urged ukraine to avoid conflicts of interest. and kent went further saying ukrainian officials would probably conclude that working through hunter biden would gain favor with then-vice president joe biden, his influential father. today president trump called the testimony harsh. >> he excoriated, from what they reported on the news -- and, of

course, maybe in this case it won't be fake news -- but he excoriated the obama administration and joe biden and joe biden's son saying that his tremendous problems, tremendous problems with joe biden's son and the ukraine. so he's got tremendous problems with biden's son and ukraine, and it's inappropriate and all of the horrible things. >> reporter: fox news also confirmed that former special envoy to the ukraine chris volcker told investigators that, but -- burisma was notorious for corruption. he said the firm was, quote, looking to spruce up its image by having prominent-named people on its board. today the biden campaign responded to the kent testimony. quote: donald trump's unprecedentedly corrupt administration is melting down because of the scandal he touched off by trying to get ukraine to lie about joe biden. on joe biden's watch, the u.s.

made rad candidating corruption a centerpiece of our policies towards ukraine. earlier this week hunter biden told abc news he had done nothing illegal when he sat on those boards. liz? elizabeth: reuters now reporting hunter biden never worked on company business in ukraine during the fife years -- five years he served on that natural gas company board in the ukraine. remember, i he got paid $3 million. it didn't protect the company from a series of criminal investigations launched by ukrainian authorities against the company's owner. let's bring in former fbi deputy assistant director danny coulson. there's a lot of rhetoric flying around the story, let's break it down. it looked like, according to the evidence, that this nat gas company in ukraine brought hunter biden onboard, paid him $3 million. he never showed up to do business in the ukraine, according to reuters. it was down to look like it was going to inoculate the company

to have hunter biden on the board. your reaction? >> i don't see. that for the first place, i don't know that he brings a lot of credibility to anything with his track record. so putting him on the board to help your image -- elizabeth: but the connection to joe biden. forgive me, go ahead. >> yes, ma'am, understand that. he was put on there because he was the son of the vice president of the united states, and he was the lead man for obama in the ukraine. this -- it goes more than violating the look-bad rule. and i have one significant question. if the inspector general was so concerned about his position on that board, why didn't he conduct an investigation? that's his job to do that. and if it gets to the point where you have a scintilla of evidence about some kind of criminality, then you refer it to a proper jurisdiction which would be doj to start investigating it. but one of the things that really bothers me, there's some reporting today about he did some good work over there and he did some legal work. well, where's the work product?

he wasn't there, so there's got to be e-mails going back and forth which shows he did legal research or gave them advice or something. and i'd be willing to bet you dinner, he was a strawman, and he was held on to placate the vice president of the united states, and they gave his son a sweetheart deal. elizabeth: the critics are saying the democrats circle the wagons around joe biden and hunter, but when full-on investigating president trump with the russia collusion probe that wasn't there, that -- it didn't happen according to the mueller probe, there were certain, you know, interactions there, but it was never collusion. so why is it okay to go full-on with president trump but not look into joe and hunter biden? [laughter] >> well, that's called politics. it's which party's in power. if you're looking at what is going on right now with president trump, it has nothing to do with justice or fairness, it's just who has the votes. and it's the same thing with hunter biden ping. they're not going to investigate

him. he's in their party, they're in power. if you're looking for truth and justice in the congress, we need to look elsewhere. it just doesn't happen. i come from the criminal justice system where we have an independent arbiter, it's called a court system. and they keep us on the straight and narrow. that doesn't exist with congress. so they're not going to investigate they're own, they're not going to go after them. they're going to go after the president and try to dirty him up and get ready for the election. that's what this is all about. elizabeth: yeah. you know, here's the thing, we have the president really going after nancy pelosi hard last night at the rally in dallas. he attracted tens of thousands of people. he personally attacked her as crazy. watch this. >> that crazy nancy, she is crazy. the radical democrats want to destroy america as we know it, they want to indoctrinate our children and teach them that america -- elizabeth: the president said that after months of nancy pelosi hammering away with personal attacks against trump.

let's step back from here. where does this go, danny, what do you think? >> i really don't know. i know that they want to prolong this. they say they want to wrap it up. they don't. they like leaking information and dirtying up the president and coming out with people with misquotes and having secret meetings and secret hearings and throwing congressmen out of meetings and things. they like this. this is theater. and right now i think they're struggling with the possibility of one of these individuals running against president trump, and it's -- some of the polls say it's not going to happen. he's not going to get defeated. so they have to do everything they can to dirty him up, to paint him with a bad brush, and that's what this is the all about. it's theater. it's just drama. elizabeth: the crime and misdemeanor, where is it in the president saying to the ukraine leader, you know, mentioning joe biden on the call? meaning that's his political rival? how to you see that? >> i see it as de minimis. i've done a lot of public

corruption cases. office of legal counsel looked at it. i'm not at their level probably with regard to expertise, but there's no crime there. joe biden admitted to a crime. what he did is public corruption, using the power of his office to get something done that benefits his family. that's public corruption are. but they're not going to look at that. it's not going to happen. and if we hope it does, all we can do is hope because it's not going to be there. elizabeth: great to see you, come back. >> it's always a pleasure. elizabeth: same here. great insights there. coming up, trump -- well, look at this, more analysts and economists saying he does have a powerful path to 2020, the good economy. oxford economics saying, yes, he will win the popular vote. will voters ask why switch horses midstream? why go for the democrats' gigantic, restructuring of the economy when it's already working for middle income, lower class workers and minorities? and later on the show, massive fallout over the capture of the

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they're talking now from going a after thanksgiving to christmas with hearings, you know, every day. the republicans have to show they're serious about it, and that's partly because there are, you know, things that the president's doing that are sort of self-inflicted wounds that are raising doubts among people who would otherwise defend the president because, you know, if you and i know the story quite clearly, but in all the media sort of the fog of war, people aren't really clear about what's going on. so i think mitch mcconnell is going to have to make sure that we have this hearing and, that you know, the president's side of the story gets -- elizabeth: well, if they're talking about next month, that means that the house is going to draw up articles of impeachment. but here's what else is going on, that means it's happening pretty quickly. axios is reporting that it got leaked to it a new democratic internal poll of voters in 57 of the most competitive battleground districts that either trump won or republicans flipped, watch this. the impeachment inquiry is only

supported by 49% of the voters in those districts versus 48% who are against it. so how are they going to do -- and, basically, what is going to be the crime and misdemeanor here? >> well, one of the things that the democrats are doing is they're keeping this, you know, in closed hearings. and adam schiff says the reason he's doing that is because you can't let one witness hear what another witness says because then they could corroborate their testimony -- elizabeth: but he sure is leaking, so if you leak, then you can corroborate, right? >> well, the thing is, that's a kind of frail defense. it's okay if he uses that now, but eventually they're going to have to have public hearings. and when they do have those public hearings, that's when you're going to start seeing people breaking out in different camps because people are going to see more clearly -- some of the things like you were discussing with your former guest earlier about how there, you know, if anybody was using

influence in an inappropriate way, it was joe biden and his son. it wasn't the president. elizabeth: what do you mean by that? >> well, because, you know, we all know that the son was not qualified, he couldn't speak the language, he didn't know anything about the natural gas industry. who is anybody kidding here? come on! the guy had that job because his father was the vice president. and that's influence-peddling. elizabeth: i hear what you're saying. let me turn to this quickly. a quinnipiac survey shows that 61% of women who don't -- who disapprove of the president right now. but i want to stay on what you're talking about, because nancy pelosi wants to protect those the house members in those vulnerable 57 districts that won her back the gavel and won the house for the democrats. >> honestly, i don't think she's going to get away with it -- elizabeth: why? >> because right now she's using this closed door hearing strategy and then leaking things and sort of putting out the

narrative as they want it told. eventually that is going to have to go public. they're going to have to have public hearings, and if they don't happen in the house, it will happen in the senate, and people will learn more clearly what exactly the questions are about what hunter biden was doing raking in all this money in the ukraine when he's completely unqualified for the job. that's going to become very public. right now it's, as i said, the fog of war, it's kind of mixed up in all the -- and they're able to put out the narrative. and i think the american electorate is basically divided as it is on most things, people who like the president and people who don't. and in the middle where it matters, those people will be deciding based on what they're able to learn from the hearings x. those hearings are going to have to be public. elizabeth: good to see you. great analysis there. the. coming up, new information about bernie sanders, elizabeth warren's government takeover of health care. this as the democratic party's

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pastor robert jeffress, that's all at the top of the hour waiting for you. see you then. elizabeth: you you then, lou. senator warn and bernie sanders' big government plans would double the size of government if elected. let's bring in adriana cohen. your reaction to that? >> yeah. it's interesting, liz, you know, it's come out now that the medicare for all plan that elizabeth warren is supporting is going to be much more costly than originally estimated. so right now her wealth tax is estimated to bring in $2.75 trillion in revenue, but that's not going to cover the now $34 trillion cost of medicare for all over a decade. and so clearly, the middle class is going to foot the tab here, liz. elizabeth: to your point, it's a good one, why switch horses midstream? why would you go for the democrats' gigantic, costly takeover of health care, of

student loans, you know, all of -- they can't even fix the border or, you know -- >> right. elizabeth: -- other issues. what we're looking at right now is their plans would actually increase total health care spending by a stag therring $7 trillion versus how much income taxes the government pulls in. your reaction? >> yeah, absolutely. i think elizabeth warren made a grave mistake, because she could have distinguished herself from bernie sanders by supporting, you know, a public option or taking a more moderate approach on health care like joe biden. but instead, she's adopted bernie sanders' medicare for all plan versus creating her own, and bernie sanders has admitted that it's going to raise taxes on the muddle class, yet -- on the middle class, yet elizabeth warren refuses to admit that. how is that possible if she has the same plan? she's losing credibility by the moment here. american voters, whether you're democrat or republican, you want the truth, and she's not giving it to her constituency. elizabeth: you know, even one of warren's top economic advisers,

uc-berkeley professor, he admits her tax plan won't fully pay for her government takeover of health insurance. we also have her advocating free college tuition. sallie mae just flew 100 workers, sales reps, sales workers on a junket to hawaii to celebrate the record $1.6 trillion in student loan debt. really? >> it's just incredible. i mean, look, we know government spends way too much money, there's so much fraud, waste and abuse. why would any voter want to make the government bigger and more powerful? so it just doesn't make any sense. and look, here we are, elizabeth warren's own economic advisers that helped her create her plan for health care, they're even saying the wealth tax isn't going to cover it. so that translates very loudly to the american people, the middle class, your taxes are going to go up. so buyer, beware. elizabeth: the economy is now working for the lower income classes, the middle class, for

women, for workers, for minorities. mark three seven, columnist, points pout a poll that shows the majority says it's not working for them. you know who say they're not? the liberal hard left. they're the unones complaining. your take on that. >> it goes in the face of reality. we know that median income is up $5,000 under the trump administration in just three years. that's huge. compare that with median income that only rose by $1,505 for the past 16 years under president bush and president obama. so the gains that president trump has implemented for the middle class cannot be underestimated, they're fantastic. and we know that the economy's grown substantially, the stock market value has grown substantially, we have record low ununemployment. why any american would want to change course, you know, radically change course and erase all these gains is just baffling. elizabeth: adriana cohen, great

to see you. come back soon. >> thanks for having me. elizabeth: massive fallout over how the president of mexico handled the capture of the son of the notorious drug lord, "el chapo." there was a shootout. eight people dead. twenty-seven inmates escaped a prison there, twenty-one wounded during the mayhem. story coming up. ♪ n process. or it isn't. it's either testing an array of advanced safety systems. or it isn't. it's either the peace of mind of a standard unlimited mileage warranty. or it isn't. for those who never settle, it's either mercedes-benz certified pre-owned. ..pr as a principal i can tell you this. when one student gets left behind, we all get left behind.

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president trump: the same people pushing us to fight endless wars overseas want us to open our borders. their policies would up port terrorism right on to our shores with american-issued visas. liz: that was president trump at his dallas rally. tens of thousands showed up. let's ask california gubernatorial candidate john cox. >> the politicians are playing with the security of this country. i'm sitting in san diego 30 miles from the border. i see politicians playing games with the security of my family and i don't like it. bad enough that it's a sanctuary state for criminals.

but they are playing games with the important security work we need done at the border. we need a guest worker program. we need to make sure we have knowledge of whose coming across this border, and we need a wall. but the politicians don't want to do that. look at the democratic presidential candidates. they are falling all over each other which is the exact opposite of what we are doing. liz: the senate republicans, and they are talking about the possibility of a government shutdown before thanksgiving either over the border wall, potentially impeachment, too, because the house is fighting against the funding for the border wall. the resolution runs out november 21, john. >> they don't want to solve this problem, liz. the more fighting involved, the more money they can raise for their campaigns. i'm a businessman.

i want to solve the problem. we have to get a solution. we have got to fix the guest worker program and make sure we have security. look at what's going on in mexico with the drug kingpins being let go. this ought to send shivers up the spine of anybody who lives in a border state where you have gun traffickers and human traffickers looking to make money by bringing all that into the country. liz: the president of mexico getting criticized for how the capture of the son of the notorious drug lord he will chad el chapo was hand. >> the governments are corrupt. they don't though how to manage their affairs. they have secret deals with criminals. the drug lords you have to know

are probably deep inside the government of mexico as well as a lot of the latin american countries. that's a real problem for us. that's why again the security has to be paramount. that's number one job of government and i applaud the president and condemn any politicians holding up furchlding for the needed border security. we need to back our border patrol. they do a dangerous job. they lay their life on the line every single day. liz: the president said this is a national emergency. we have republicans fighting against that. barack obama said i think it's 13 national emergencies. why is swine flu a national emergency but the border is not? >> i have a friend of mine who is deeply involved in trying to stop the human trafficking. we have heard stories from people we know in san diego of

gangs that come into shopping malls and take young girls and take them down to the border. it's horrendous. liz: thanks for watching. have a great weekend. lou dobbs next. lou: president trump leading the freed world and much of it that isn't. president trump talked with president erdogan, keeping their line of communication open as the ceasefire declared erdogan has now been in effect for almost two days. the president said the two men had a good conversation. acknowledging reports of new fighting in northern syria and insisting the turks and kurds are honoring that ceasefire along the northwestern border with turkey. south of our border in sinaloa, a vicio