>> thanksgiving without turkey does not meat my approval. elizabeth: i am eating a lot of turkey. david: that does it for "bulls and bears," see you next time. elizabeth: okay we have a new poll from nonpartisan quinnipiac act shows support for impeachment dropping, declaring televised impeachment hearings have not had much of an effect on president trump's approval rating or how voters feel about impeachment, will democrat pull a plan b . move to censor this as we have been reporting for about a year, democrat 3 year long push, to get rid of trump was an effort to drive down his approval ratings for 2020. not working. >> trump approval rating strong. we have that and more on the buzzsaw, that impeachment now faces, in senate if it goes to trial there 2020 democrat

senator running for office about to hit a conflicted quagmire. also tonight, we break down media coverage of 2 officials. we're looking at house intelligence testimony. we'll tell you what that is about. what what the media is not reporting about corruption in ukraine. democrat infighting escalating, president obama unplugged. we take on president obama reportedly say he would speak up to stop bernie sanders from becoming democrat nominee. as president obama has not endorsed joe biden. or defended joe biden, on biden ukraine conflict of interest scandal. and as we have reported would happen, we said it on air, now happening. new polls show elizabeth warren now in freefall in the polls, losing half her national support

in one month. started right after elizabeth warren released her rubik's cube plan to fund her government takeover of healthcare, that would take away insurance. and long with everyone else. the day warren released that plan saturday we said her campaign would hit a wall. and we dig behind narrative, media now reporting to doj ig probe of the probe, that report will come out soon, we'll show you what media is not telling you, what it is missing and how top spin it nickel-better-than-expected now wants -- now mexicoment wants a meeting with president trump. i am eli elizabeth mack donald. the "evening edit" starts right now.

elizabeth: we have must 8 working days left in house, no nafta 2.0. democrat are fast tracking impeachment, house judiciary hearing is on for december 4, democrat hope for a final house vote by christmas. let's bring in fox news contributor, bill mcgurn, great to see you, after 30 hours of impeachment hearings, a dozen witnesses, quinnipiac act reveals less voters support for impeachment, look at the numbers. support for among impeachment among independents dropping 4%. >> i think that democrats committed the greatest sin in impeachment, they boarded american people -- bored the american people, in beginning you thought there was a bombshell, turns out i heard some guy talking on the phone to

another guy whose brother said -- i think they over played their hand, and picking chifundo "mercy" james a nee -- adam sch. donald trump has not been harmed. you drop that, he walks away, she like a russian that comes out of chernobyl, still radio active alive and kicking. elizabeth: "new york times," found 2/3 of swing state voters, they support and went for democrat in 2018 now they are flipping, they plan to vote for trump in 2020. >> we're along ways out from the election. the impeachment thing was a does. just -- dud, it was not

rivetting. we saw people that had policy dispute with the president. strong policy disagreements, i have a lot of sympathy with some of the disagreement. i was a big believer in sending arms to ukraine. it looked like some people recent that president getting the last word. elizabeth: i hear. >> he sets policy. elizabeth: poll since cain that president was -- some polls say that president was wrong but it is not impeachable. >> in context of same people. telling us he is a russia agent. elizabeth: meaning schiff. >> and well and a lot of the security establishment, we had former head of cia. -- former head of dni i believe saying that donald trump was a russian age the claims again him

seem more fantastic. you can disagree with his policy but these claims. elizabeth: here is what we've been reporting, on this about a year now. democrat have been trying for 3 years to drive down his approval rating, we have been reporting showing that march 2016, push to get him out started back then. before he was elected, and after the hearing his approval rating is unchanged at 43%. the president of at -- let me stay on that. >> people know that. every week. something new, last week, even ken starr said, that senators will whack up walk up, we get fc claims, you wait a few days is must passes, a lot of people are tuning out, they just wish congress would do the work of

the american people, they did not -- what do they do if it does not kill the president? i don't know -- i don't know it is the wound him. elizabeth: now talking plan b . 5 5% like the president handling of the economy. >> now this same maniacs are pushing the deranged impeachment. think of this. impeachment. impeachment. a witch-hunt. the same as before. they push that impeachment witch-hunt, a lot of bad things are happening to them, you see what is happening in poll, everyone says, that is really bull [bleep] [cheers and applause] elizabeth: he swore. let me back up, let's say it

goes to senate trial, a half dozen 2020 democrat who are senators would not be able to talk about it. they would sit as jur jurors thn running to super tuesday, to iowa caucus. mitch mcconnell and republicans would likely say, joe biden, you have to testify. we'll is up openn subpoena you f they reject them. >> problem is, democrats want to impeach donald trump, i have seen as high as 90% of democrats, do you think that aoc will settle, she is the voice of where the democratic party is. they can't lead them up to river jordan then not cross. i think mrs. pelosi has to impeachment if she does not there will be a lot of

bitterness in our own caucus, they will say she is losing it and blaming, they have a lot of bad choices before them. elizabeth: yeah all right bill mcgurn come back on. >> i will. elizabeth: happy thanksgiving. >> you too. elizabeth: stock closing with a day of records, gerri willis is joining us from the floor of the new york stock exchange. reporter: another record-setting day on the floor of new york stock exchange. dow finished up 42 s&p 500 up 13, nasdaq up 57. the dow it was 15 record close this year. nasdaq 21 for s&p 500, 26 record close for 2019, behind this optimism, fresh data points to a solid economy third quarter gdp up 2.1%. that beats expectations, largely on consumer spending, and

investor optimistic about trade. also today we see russell 2000 breaking above a year long resistance level, that cording to sam stoval. he said small caps will set a torrent pace for growth next year. back to you. elizabeth: thank you so much. >> next up, we'll break down media coverage of two omg officials, reportedly resigning over hold on ukraine military aid, and house intelligence testimony from another official contradicting that narrative. and we'll show you what media is not reports about corruption in ukraine. >> seems that democrats are accusing me of being too soft on turkey. but bread and bu butter, i shoud note unlike previous witnesses, you and i have actually met. ♪

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xi reveal, this secon this is ed strengthens president trump's hand, it would have sanctions again those who violate human right in hong kong. >> you met with secretary of state this week? >>iace, yes, i met with secrety pompeo, we discussed amazing rebuke from hong kongers against the chinese government. you have are all this momentum coming from congress, now from president of the united states, sear osecretary of state has bey we support hodg hong kongers. >> media including "washington post" leading with this story, two omb officials resigned over

hold on ukraine aid. and aid to ukraine was held up because of president's concern that other countries are not giving enough. here is a direct quote. i want to clarify i recall in early september we got request for information on what additional country were contributing to ukraine. >> every time we learn from this testimony from civil servants, about what was going on with ukraine aid, we learn that everything that was said privately, we heard from president trump publicly. he cares about security of others, and he cares about fighting corruption, that is a president saying that privately, which is what he says publicly. >> is it rational to think that president was concerned about corruption in ukraine. i understand, we read through testimony what was going on, did he run through red light and bring up joe biden on that phone

call. but the issue about corruption, international watch dog group say that corruption is norm in ukraine, ukraine ranks near bottom. more corrupt than pakistan, egypt, turkey,ing i don' elgtd t democracy push to type o impeacs muddies. >> it is. in you look from the country that were under the former sophie why thsoviet control thel struggling with corruption, they are still corrupt, and they are still russian, theying trying to get out of, that the current president of ukraine zelensky cited ronald reagan 3 times in his inauguration he is tigh frio fight corrupt shup. corrupttion. elizabeth: we're in age of special counsel.

question would ronald reagan have been impeached over iran contra scandal. >> president trump is an unpopular president among democrats. popular among the republicans, they have been trying to impeach him, i think democrat will continue to have a problem with this, regardless of what went on in president trump's heart of hearts about joe biden. so funny you look at reports about issue they say president trump was going after politico foe, that is euphemism for corruption of the bidens, there so much policy surrounding president trump's decision to witwithhold aid temporarily, i e a hard time believing that american people will get support from senate, it is politically motivated. elizabeth: hard to get a grip, get everyone to agree.

the facts get pushed to calculating grinding machine that is politics in congress, senator richard blumenthal going after senator graham for asking phone call record of vice president joe biden at the time talking to ukraine. senator blumenthal is misdirecting talking about dnc server, controversy. watch this. >> well, closeness in politics is all relative. i really regret that he has launched on this course, i think he will regret it too because not only is it super -- spearious he knows it has been debunked. elizabeth: ukraine court last year concluded that two ukraine officials meddled in 2016

election, and last year, nelly ohr who worked for fusion gps, she testified that a pro clinton ukraine legislator, member of ukraine parliament was a fusion informant, and ukraine operative, chalupa, did meet with top officials in ukraine embassy in washington, and to try to expose ties between trump and you know russia. helping to advance narrative that trump campaign of connected to ukraine enemy, russia. those questions need to be addressed. >> they are. and you can see why there should a concern and why still there is a concern about what within on in election, not just to harm hillary clinton, but harm president trump. remember, even those who acknowledge that the russians interfered, admit it was against both demcrats and republicans. there was all kind of election

meddling that is a concern, republicans say, what is good for goose is good for gander. >> rebecca thank you. >> thank you. elizabeth: to hillary vaw vaughn washington with more. reporter: we saw both delegation from mexico and canada leave, nothing has been decided this evening. but, this tone is that discussions are moving in right directtion. but, as talks here in washington are centering around trade. there is also impeachment discussion, overshadowing this at white house, has been trying to divert focus to getting things done, pressures pelosi to move forward with usm usmca ratcasion. we're learning that white house is reviewing house judiciary

chairman nadler's offer to have president and his count participate in a open hearing on december 4. white house press secretary, grisham saying that white house is reviewing chairman nadler's litter, but this -- letter, this comes at end of a illegitimate sham process. more, we're learning two staffers resigned after expressing frustration ove miliy aid withheld. >> thank you hillary vaughn. have a good thanksgiving. elizabeth: coming up, as we reported a month ago, new polls show elizabeth warren lost half her national support in one month's time. after elizabeth warren released her is her rubik's cube payment plan to fund her government take over health care. they would take away insurance from everyone. even democrat labor base. everyone in the same government

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elizabeth: welcome back, coming to the bottom of the hour, you are watching the fox business network. >> not talking about how bad the economy is. iran still not disclosing specifics on injuries, arrests and deaths in its crackdown on protests there. tray has more from jerusalem. reporter: with internet in iran restored, the world is getting a closer look about what happened last week, crowds of people running from security forces who are firing live ammunition, and new images of citizens arrested and processed in a facility.

more than 140 democratter -- demonstrators were killed last week as protests for rising gas prices, and protest that took place are different from 1979 is islamic revolution. iran's regime has a tight grip to the civi civilian pop populay have been deterred from going to street, last friday, u.s. sanction iran's minister. one u.s. official told fox the decision to take own internet access was unacceptable but not unexpected, supreme leader is now blaming the deaths of its citizens on america. >> it was a deep extensive and

dangerous conspire a conspiracyy topped use an opportunity -- they wanted to use an opportunity to carry out this move. an act of murder, and vandalism under pretext of gasoline. >> you heard iranian pro propag, there is no evidence to support the claims. liz. elizabeth: thank you. >> update more than 730 banks in iran, 140 government buildings, gas stations were torched, put on fire. our next guest, brett, iranian officials 200,000 protesters were involved in rioting, largest protest ever again religious dictates or ship. they want democracy there.

>> right. in the end the iranian people will be those who have to rise up and revolt again the evil courses of action of the regime and hard liners at the top. people of iran are already struggling financially with hard u.s. sanctions now a 50% increase of fuel prices imposed overnight by hav regime, easy te why they can't handle more of this press after you, in my opinion, what is going on will backfire. regime implemented large scale internet blackout recorded, we have seen internet blackouts before. but not near this level. so now we're seeing sort of this internet you know get back on-line, we see the brutality of the regime, killing innocent protesters, and firing from the top of state government run

buildings, it will backfire. elizabeth: let's stay on that, death toll may be higher than what we've heard, reports in, at least 218 people killed. 1900 injured. 7,000 arrested. iran according to amnesty international used snipers from rooftops and helicopters to shoot into the crowds ofs protesters. secretary of state pompeo now has 20,000 videos of violent depression of what iran did to crackdown. let's show what the secretary of state says about solidarity with the people want democracy in iran. your reaction to all this. >> sir? >> your take. >> yeah. absolutely, i mean. secretary pompeo is right, trump administration understands that it is, rannia iran iranian willo

will stop the regime, all this blaming on u.s. is absurd. they tried this in a number of different ways to blame u.s., iranian people are smarter, they are not as isolated as they once were. in the end they know that regime is funding external terrorist groups, not focusing on what is important internally to their own economy. and the policies are destroying this oil relying economy that is seen rising inflation, unemployment an their own government corruption through the videos now leaking on line. and i think in end, again we'll see more and more of waves of protest will work of our favor. elizabeth: brett thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. elizabeth: okay a lot of people are heading home for thanksgiving, and we're thinking of those who can't go home, our shoulders serving the nation -- our soldiers serving our

country, when they come home many are unsure what to do next. rising warriors step in to help our soldiers achieve their dreams after serving, we're delighted and honor to welcome retired u.s. army special forces, cofounder of warriors rising jason van camp, and former u.s. navy lieutenant, fighter pilot. >> thank you, liz. >> great to see you. elizabeth: talk to us abouts organization, jason? >> so warriors rising is veteran nonprofit, we help veterans their immediate family members in most charitable way we know, we help them help themselves, by turning veterans into veterannures, they start sustainable businesses. elizabeth: you have a new book out about fighting depression

aannounce military vets, tell us about the book. >> i do, so, i was going through a tough time after i came back, transition is a hard thing. i remember my mom's advice, when i was a kid, she said, when you are not feeling that great, best thing you can do is help someone else, i wrote down, what i was going through in a fun could entertaining book, i am thrilled to say, i know a couple of people's whose lives have been saved, warriors rising was instrumental in helping me get it going and getting it published. jason deserves all credit for starting. >> thank you. elizabeth: i don't like it when journalists inject themselves into stories, but i feel connected to what you are doe could my mother never knew her own father, he was hit with mustard gas in world war i, i get it with viewers, military vets who va lost loved ones, but

you know what is amazing you started in 2015, took off 4 years time, now you reach veterans nationwide. >> so, we started 2015, we raised 85,000 dollars, and this year, we're helping over a thousand veterans start their own businesses that is amazing. we did it because we're helping veteran find their purpose and community again. and guys came to me, sayings, we get disability checks there are charities, they talk us hunting and fishing, i said that is great, they said, not that awesome. what is the deal, they say, we go hunting fishing, we have a great time, we come back nothing has changed, the homes that are built for us, i have no skin in the game, i did not do anything that i feel to deserve this house, and recent living in house, i want to find my purpose. and i said, you know, i got out

of military i found my purpose through starting my business, they said we want to do that. >> i am sorry for -- i get it, i get where you are at 467 atlantd coming from -- where you are at and coming from, dave, what would you tell veterans struggling? >> my number one mission for bee on this show to save someone a life, if you are there right now having a hard time, come join the team, if a lone wolf. come out, we want to help you, you can be on your own independent but come join the team we'll help you out as best we can, and you will lovejoy life again -- you of loll life e again, it a beautiful world, we're grateful for jac jason and warriors rising. >> thank you so much, we hope have you they happy thanksgiving there happy thanksgiving there we appreciate it, you go

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buttigieg suffers from a lack of experience and elizabeth warren continues to lie how she will pay for her big government. obama warned these candidates to not lean too far left, that warning is falling on deaf ears. hijacks by far left wingers, but president obama, been through this before, he smart enough to understand, if these de democrat want to beat donald trump in a general election they have to put up more centrist, moderate, someone that looks more reasonable, no one fits that bill right now. even joe biden with his climate change plan. elizabeth: staying on senator elizabeth warren, she lost half of her national support. she hassa rubik's cube plan how

to pay. we're talking cops, firemen teachers, the labor base for the party. >> right. i think a lot of people are realizing that if elizabeth warren really did want toism peoplemployment med --ment med -- medicare for all. i think elizabeth warren is unlikeable, she comes off as condescending this does not go over well. >> quinnipiac act said that majority of americans, 52% don't want government to take over healthcare, why not stick with what we have? elizabeth warren, 2020 democrat

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recipe for disaster, a lot of people are waking up to this. elizabeth: christian tate come back soon happy thanksgiving. >> thank you. elizabeth: coming up, new questions over why did fbi let itself to be used to inject discredited anti-trump dossier. we have what media not telling you about the upcoming, ig, doj report, that story next. you hav, sign, scan, recycle, walk, email yourself... really? more walking, try again, waiting, recycle, walk, email yourself, then get back to your day. or not. this isn't working. introducing samsung paperless workflow solutions. with the galaxy tab s6, you can sign digital documents on-screen, with a finger or your s pen. samsung business solutions.

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elizabeth: lou dobbs is joining us with a preview. >> liz thank you. >> china analyst gordon chang, he is here, we'll take up the president's signature on legislation showing supports for hong kong protesters, it law now. despite the complication for u.s.-china trade. >> and also, tom homan on mexican drug cartels and designating them terrorist organizations. >> kt mcfarland with us, and pastor robert jeffers, we hope you join us ats top of the hour,

for that and more, happy duringy turkey day. elizabeth: grade to see you. john, great to see you. reports come in inspector general for justice department will find fbi failed to sell fisa court about the steel dossier. wiretap on carter page. >> reprehensible. they should be taken seriously, there is a vetting process, they took it for granted. if not personally skipped over select few, involved they should some agenda, now backfired and hurt fbi. elizabeth: media narrative taking hold, go-- dog ith will l

not fine an informant. and details unconfirmed, some saying doubtful, you know what else? according to magazine, "new york times," "washington post," abc, new yorker, they were brought in to meet with christopher steel, talk about the field. you have to wonder how media will report this story. >> yeah, not will be reported objectively. if fbi uses information the protocol is that information must be vetted out. we don't put in things that are speculative, then authors of the dossier say well, about sense 7, you tell me a third is inaccurate. what if fbi reports were one third incac rat, tha inaccuratew

business is done. elizabeth: if it was wrong for mr. trump to try to get ukraine to investigate the bidens, as democrats now assert, how can they justify obama administration use to do surveillance of a political opponent, trump campaign. >> easy if you want to ignore the facts. this one side does one thing and says that other side cannot do that not objective andpying fair. we have to get back to that. with politics, stop doing things for political purposes, for your side, how about focusing on the people of the country, doing what is right for them. elizabeth: john thank you, come back soon. >> thank you. elizabeth: next up, mexico now wants a meeting with president trump, after the president said yes he agrees with the family that were massacred south of the border, family members there, he

will designate mexican drug cartels as terror organizations, the story next.

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liz: president trump says yes he plans to designate mexican drug cartels as terrorist organizations. mexico now says it wants a meeting with the president on

that. your reaction? >> this is great news for public safety and it's great news for national security. the cartels have been violent for years. through intimidation, violence. ideology they want to share in our communities and harm us. i am sceptical that mexico is going to participate and work with the u.s. on that. i am very worried about that. liz: this is happening after mexico's president tried to push back against efforts after the more nonfamilies were slaughtered. would it cut off their cash flow if we did this? >> you bet it would. it opens up a whole new approach on how we deal with the cartel in this country. similar to isis. the cartels are in our

communities. but label them as terrorists allows to us go after them in different ways and put them in a different level. it would help the good citizens of mexico, too. i am sceptical about how deep the cartels are into the government of mexico. i say that based on my experience working on on the border. liz: 261,000 whomcides in the past 10 years. 90 per day. that's a higher per capita rate than the middle east. a border patrol dog is going to retire after 10 years on the job. he helped seize' drugs. >> we workth with them on border patrol. liz: bring one next time.

we would love to see. >> i will bring one of our k9 units. you have my word on that. liz: the white house says it's moving to build a border wall. we are talking 450, maybe 500 miles the next year. your take on that? >> well, we are seeing progress on the border. this is the first time in three decade we had a redefinition of more progress and barriers on the southwest border. this is positive to so many on the border. that barrier is a symbol of trespass. it's a deterrent for those cartels that want to get in our country. it's all about national security. final word? >> well, final word, it's real. i worked at law enforcement, state, local, federal. every american should be

standing united on this. it's not about politics or personality. it's how we live in this country. liz: thank you for having us in your homes. lou dobbs is next on the fox business network. lou: good evening, everybody, and happy thanksgiving eve. we begin with what has been another extraordinary day of records on wall street. the three major stock indexes closing at record highs. later in the broadcast we'll take up what is driving this stock market in this record-setting year. in other breaking news tonight. president trump signed a bill affirming u.s. support for the pro-democracy demonstrators in hong kong. we'll have more on this major development in the broadcast.

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