>> the clinton campaign in the dnc paid $12 million for .ca to connect donald trump to russia. >> this isn't about whether you won or lost an election. it's about whether you broke the law or not. >> time and time again they are finally held accountable for it. >> this is about our democracy. it's about law and order and it time for the republicans to step up to the plate, to man up and do their jobs. >> this is the path forward. we've got to continue to do this, not let up, if you want to drain the swamp, now is the time to do it.

>> we can't have the inmates running the prison talking about the whole kneeling controversy. >> the problem is protesting police brutality. >> to right-center field ♪ pete: appropriate at the very least there will be a game six series. i don't have it team. just wanted to go seven games. >> it's more fun without the yankees. we've got the one runoff game.

abby: happy sunday. this is our halloween extravaganza sunday show. i don't know if you noticed this jargon and sunday. people are still enjoying their night, but tonight is howling because new yorkers route dressing up your decant of the difference between his and cost him a news in their normal gear in new york city. pete: is on a costume? tracee: ozaki on fifth avenue. he had a construction uniform from a orange vest and a hard hat on. i was like is he going to work? normally 4:00 in the morning you see construction workers going to work. pete: we are going to have some fun. abby: there still is a lot of news. more and more continues to break about the dossier, how they are getting to access with the money comes from and how the house intelligence committee struck a

deal. up until now, we've known where it came from. we knew what was in the dossier or parts of it but we didn't know where the money came from. pete: motivation is very important. the would have to give up the record that's where they got out front of the story and did acknowledge they were part of the funding in the clinton campaign. the fact the intelligence committee itself will get access to bank records, it will confirm what we note the involvement of the dnc in the clinton campaign. but maybe tell us more. who knows what other sources may have been out there, who else may have been involved. tracee: devin nunes, he really shook this loose. he gets the credit. he subpoenaed these bank records. it was only because the judge was leaning towards forcing these records at the beginning of the next week that it all started leaking out last week

and i thought congressman ron desantis was all over this thing we are about to learn a whole lot more. the >> this dossier that was paid for by the democratic party, debbie wasserman schultz, dnc, clintons, if that was used as the basis of this surveillance by jim comey and the fbi, and that means that all this that all this talk about russia's pollution that happened over these many months goes back to the unverified essentially piece of garbage. all of this stuff is called into question. you would've never had all these committees investigating this and you certainly would not have had a special counsel appointed. pete: that's right. the president has coined fake news. you could claim this is a fake investigation. we learn from the washington free beacon to go at trump here than it turned to the clinton funding the fake dossier come to

fusion gps to new sources like cnn others happily leaking anonymously and the russians gave them information for the dossier that was false and was given to the palme administration which they westernized and the guy leading the investigation is the former fbi director or the a bomb administration. how much does that feel like something stacked against this president and this investigation? we will see who they bring charges against tomorrow. abby: that's when the question the whole time we talked about on the show is what is this investigation about at the end of the day? is it about finding collusion with president trump and the russians? or is it about more broadly with russia and how they were involved in trying to manipulate the elections? people are confused as to what this is about. >> there still is not proof a single vote was changed by the russians or anyone else to influence an election.

there seems to be what should be the bottom-line question. not whether paul manafort has shaky transactions five, 10 years ago. if you broke the law. people should be held accountable, but that is potentially nothing to do with the last election. pete: which the president has said time and time again he doesn't have any concerns about that anyone in his chain of command to die them out because there's nothing to dampen out. in "the new york times" come which the president calls the failing "new york times." the president has no concerns in terms of any impact to what happens on this campaign or the white house. if he is unconcerned. >> the lawyer inside the white house hoping to turn over documents and eocene lot, he said this in his podcast with "the new york times." we believe we have nothing to

hide so we are trying to get these records to him so they can clear a sooner. abby: this started under james comey. now robert mueller is under this investigation. our questioning of this investigation, michael goodwin, he's calling on mueller to step aside from the investigation. robert mueller will never untangle the tangled web with any credibility it needs to step aside. his office apparently with the news that grand jury has approved charges. this relationship with comey. the conflict has warped into several more that are fixable only by resignation. >> "the wall street journal" calls for his resignation on friday. michael goodwin is adding to some others. there's a problem here. pete: got a mentor relationship from the very beginning, but this whole investigation does turn in the other direction should call even more question

whether or not he is a viable alternative to lead the investigation. abby: it's completely turned on its head. the democrats have focused on this from the beginning and now we find out that it's funded by the democrat, the hillary clinton campaign. let that sink in for a second. governor mike huckabee had these thoughts about the investigation blowing up in the democrats face. >> is blowing up in their face for all of the year they have been demanding we investigate the connection between donald trump and the russians in the trump campaign, the president himself, everyone said there was no connection and now we find out if there is a connection it is with the dnc, with the hillary clinton campaign. it is the money they spend to try to get this dossier done. he really is coming back to haunt them. the uranium deal was just stinks to high heaven. i want to make it clear this

isn't about whether you won or lost an election. that's the issue. >> hillary clinton hasn't been shy with her opinion especially during the book tour, remember the las vegas tragedy she treated within hours about gun control and even supporters say this might be too soon. when it comes to the funding of the dossier, story has been out here for days. but she didn't answer that question last night. the question everyone wants to get an answer to. take a listen. >> since the election, one of the most common questions people have asked me is how did you even get out of bed. i'll be honest. there were times when it was tempting just to pull the covers up over my head. but instead, i spent time with family and friends. i watched a lot of hdtv

[laughter] and went in to organizing closets and drawers in our house, playing with her two sweet dogs, did some yoga and yes also had my fair share of chardonnay. pete: no tough questions from the media about whether she knew about funding the russian dossier was triggered an entire country in europe on investigation about nonsense, but she will talk about chardonnay in yoga. >> everybody goes through setbacks and failures. >> people would love to see more of that. the election is over. take a step back and start making it the focus. >> at the beginning, how did i get out of bed. her whole career has been about fighting back. they said that the will was made. abby: a lot of democrats are the

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pete: welcome back. fusion gps working with a british intelligence officer with the kremlin officials to cook up the dirty dossier on trump. how exactly did it all happen and how credible it all is this dossier? daniel hoffman is the cia chief who served in moscow for five years, also vice president of security and he joins us now with more on this. you would know about this having served in moscow and working with russian officials. talk to us about the dossier. what intelligence work was really done here? >> i worked more against russian officials to be frank. the first of the source is, we don't know anything about the source is. we don't know who they are. we don't know about the veracity of their reporting, reporting record, presumably using these sources before collecting the information that wound up in the dossier, perhaps he's even still

using them. making analytical judgments on how strongly feel. >> do we know they were paid for this information? the mac certainly quite possible. the tradecraft that mr. -- use these sources in the fsb is one of the best those expected -- the russian internal service told the sydney are very effective at running intelligence and counterintelligence operations. its quite like if they would've discovered the intelligence collection was going on. remember they hacked into the national committee server or they might obtain information from the namespace was going on. >> who ultimately was benefiting from this that they're getting information about dedicated a trump?

>> presumably they would've tracked the acquisition all the way back from the sources to mr. see how and potentially to the candidates. potentially they could have known and then use this channel is they've used or social networking which is like an old russian and soviet attack that to spread disinformation to achieve their political aims. >> is his ultimate more about interfering in the integrity of our process or about particularly candidates? >> the jury is out on now. for sure it is designed to interfere in the integrity of the democratic institutions, but let's see where the facts lead us. there's also questions about mr. see how himself. who in fusion gps chose to hire him and why? was it someone in the private sector? the government officials? we don't know that either. pete: is indeed the federal investigation by robert moeller

was largely triggered by this dossier, how troubling is that to you that entire federal investigation would be premised on a document like this? >> is troubling in a lot of effects. involved in obtaining one campaign against another candidate. that is at the very least unseemly if not risking some sort of political blowback. i would never imagine myself collecting information and to the extent that played a role in the intensity of the investigation. i'd like to see if the special counsel would ask our intelligence community to take a hard look at the dossier and see what any of the information could be cooperated. pete: almost none of it has been. you know what you speak. we love hearing from you. george washington's church says a plaque honoring the first president has got to come down. where does this push to erase

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supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has no plans to retire anytime soon. >> as long as i can do the job full steam, i will do it. true to the 84 girl making her comments friday in virginia after president tom reportedly predicted earlier this month she would retire during his first term. ginsburg has served on the highest court in the land for 24 years. down to you. >> historic virginia church yesterday were george washington frequently worshiped will remove a memorial plaque honoring america's first president. pete: the church will take a memorial honoring robert e. lee. joining us now is the author of i am george washington brad meltzer and former n.y.p.d. army veteran dr. geer and her chin. thank you being with us. we just erase all of our

history. >> listen, i saw this had i known i was horrified as every has iran should be, are we going to erase the father of our country? when i read the church's statement on the matter, it was reasoned and a lesson about the george washington carver. it was about keeping the church itself, making sure they were both on there, but it does give us the opportunity to say how far are we pushing this? i take this personally. i write children's books for better euros for my own kids. when i see george washington, and someone tells me he's a slave owner. i say if you want someone perfect, only god's perfect. anyone else you're going to find some flaw. that's the thing if you do that, there's no statues left and we can't do that. it's absurd. the one thing we have to do is not like this obviously becomes a slippery slope where we look around there's nothing left, history is gone at that point.

george washington? come on. an example i want to hold my kids. there's no one better come a few people battered a holed up in the person who had the humility to vegas like that, the person who had the strength, you don't touch the statues bear. pete: good point. you mentioned the church. best of the plots in sanctuary seminar president, feel unsafe for unwelcome. some visitors to worship with us choose not to return. many in our congregation feel a strong need to stand clearly on the side of all of our welcome, no exceptions. you are a farmer n.y.p.d. lieutenant and army veteran. you heard what brad said, would he stand on this? >> is unfortunate that this is a harbinger for the country is going. george washington was the nation builder. when we look at the resounding effects are heard on american history, stands true he was one of the great americans in our

society, and therefore to remove his name is of great detriment. if we start there, we tear down the name to watch the monument did the same is true for the george washington bridge. this is one of the great and monuments in our society and is keeping his name as the benchmark for history. >> also something to learning from our past. we are going to be learning from this time in history. we are going to evolve from here. as you said, do people want to live in a world where we don't have any history to look back on? we don't become better because of it? >> when you look at the history, history is a selection process and it chooses every single one of us every single day. the call comes from all of those amazing stories be from us.

there were all amazing, all terrified, all incredible. some of us all and a few minutes. the best part of us as we are all flawed in some way, all human and histories where we find our real power. we know if you don't learn it can't be repeated, but to me, george washington. >> was also fascinating is president trump took so much heat. he said george washington, thomas jefferson. some people scoffed and said come on, that's not going to happen. here we are. 30 seconds. what is your message as this continues to play out? would you want people to know how we should approach this going forward? >> urge washington is the benchmark of our society. he was an imperfect man and an imperfect society however he did some resounding things as a nation going forward. we should always cherish the

remembrance of george washington moving forward and moving forward and not to access a great nation on the face of the earth. >> love that brad meltzer. great to have you on the show. a great debate. great things had there. good seeing you both. >> using football players feeling during the national lampoon. we've been talking about adult football season. could there be a new protest today? abby: sorry, everyone become a, everyone, hollowing is ruined and it all thanks to my generation. >> why are you killing hollowing now? ♪ confidently.

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♪ we are celebrating halloween this weekend. pete: i wore my orange tide today. check out this adorable teddy bear. this is from ashley. so cute. pete: here's another one from hp of his dog pele. an nfl player notably not kneeling. this one from graham. a big duck dynasty fan.

pete: talk about delicious halloween. wearing a frozen yogurt made by her own mom. so cute. keep sending us your pictures. friends at fox news.com. realize today is not being a bout being able to walk. you just have to be comfortable. train to reload the southeast. especially on halloween. >> millennialist baby killing hollowing. abby: why are you looking at me? 18 to 35 years old. a new piece in "the new york post." pete: refounded. it's funny. since halloween is blowing up because childhood is leaking further and further into adult

life and millennialist in particular were fully sold on the idea that they are grown-ups. candy, costumes, silly pranks, do you think should start losing interest about the time you learn what a 401(k) is. instead, just as in of being embarrassing to the piece goes on to also note video games, comic conventions, superhero movies in fantasy sports. spot on. >> areas -- they have a running list of things that millennialist allegedly are killing. one would be the cereal industry because millennialist don't like cereal. they would rather grab something on the go. they think sitting down and pouring milk is too time-consuming. i wasn't being critical. he seemed defensive about it. pete: there's a childish and not the generation where they stay in their parents basement.

all of that is i want to be a kid for longer. abby: or the parents fault you don't give them a kick in the fanny. i think that's pretty lighthearted and still fund. but i will say that when you look at millennialist, they do need something they kicked them into high gear. i look at my brothers. they were figuring out their life. they went into the military and they completely changed. my dad dropped out of high school. he was part of a band. he thought he would become world renowned band. he went on a mormon mission. i do think you need to be pushed in one direction to learn responsibility. trade to the question is do adults dress up for halloween. it's almost 50/50 at this point in this country. should adults were costumes on halloween? i'm not a big fan of it. i'll do it. i don't really think of my

costume. ed: on this list does things when you're stuck doing. they're are killing the paper napkins. they believe paper towels get the job done, so why do you have two different sets? abby: in such a millennial. my closet is full of paper towels. we are dressing up today. let us know what you think. pete: applebee's is great. you can get anything you want. and a drink. abby: for how much? like $14. pete: it's like wal-mart. it's good and cheap. abby: we are not going to tell you. it's going to be a surprise. turning now to some other headlines we are following. the seeker waiting lists for 87 veteran and one of the hospital this year. officials say the unauthorized

list was at omaha, nebraska va hospital. the list blamed on training according to the world herald. don't play 75 but another resigned. the last -- requirements set up after 2014 scandal that showed ba employees were covering up chronic delays and secret list. a new protest in the works? members preparing to either neolithic team are moved to texas local from my home out later recent comments from owner bob mcnair. we can't have the inmates running the prison. players were so upset they almost walked out on crack this. mcnair has since apologized. president trump blasphemed his broadway show. while not all that presidential,

i must point out that the sloppy michael moore show on broadway was a total bomb forced to close. michael moore tweeting back, you must have my smash into a broadway show because your presidency was a total bomb and will indeed close early. not sad. the terms of my surrender rocked last sunday was half of its potential. >> the people can't get enough of break. what are you going to be? >> i still have no idea. i don't have anything planned what i'm going to wear. pete: i have an idea. but i'm not going to tell you. abby: it has to do with breakfast. i'll tell you that. >> i hope it comes with breakfast. another tropical storm out here.

this system i was talking about across parts of the western caribbean. now here very close to florida to 35-mile an hour storm. most of the moisture to the east of it will be a windy morning here from south florida. the bush are pulled towards the east and eventually kind of get past the cold friend right here. 38 degrees in atlanta. 61 in new york, we are still very, very warm and toasty. doubtful move on threw a knife through and i said does you will meet up with his friend and bring a ton of moisture. the moisture will be extreme and look at some pretty big flooding threat today today and tonight. the ride is over four inches of rain. a lot of places today and tomorrow and early tomorrow getting an incredible amount of rain. depends where you are. most of the rain will be done by

8:00 to 10:00 tomorrow morning. still having rain across parts of new england tomorrow. abby: still reading through the list. bars of soap. we are killing everything. meanwhile, stop me if you've heard of this one. >> we are building a wall on the southern border. ed: well, the prototypes are now finished. what happened next is steve cortez is here to discuss life. over the course of the show, dan bongino and general jack keane next hour. don't go anywhere.

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pete: a couple more headlines. christmas trees will cost a little bit more. shortages from the country's top two producers in oregon and north carolina are causing the spite. supplies tied in with sound taking it to nine years to grow, shortages will linger for another six to eight years. as you pay more for declarations, you could save a few bucks on your taxes. the new gop tax think that to be released from the house ways and means committee chairman tells bloomberg plans to include a deduction for local property tax is up for some debate in the last couple weeks. new legislation to be out on wednesday. >> it was the cornerstone of president trump's campaign. >> we are building a wall on the southern border. wow, guess what good the border while prototypes are actually done. time to see how well they work.

homeland security will test the designs was legit numbers, torches and pickaxes. what happens after all of that? for much of hispanic advisory council, fox news contributor steve cortez. good to see you. what are the next critical steps to believe in order to actually get the wall built? >> i would like to complement the president. he does not get enough praise for what he started to nod the border, which is pretty incredible. largely under control before we have this. and that is a great conditioning. we do need this wall. a cornerstone premise of the campaign. certainly god caused the most animated i ever saw them when he mentioned building along our southern border.

the next step is to actually build it. thank goodness we have literally a builder as our commander-in-chief, someone who knows how to get a large construction projects done on time and on budget. we need funding from the congress now is really the next step to make this a reality. >> before we get the funding, talk about prototypes, different options. what is the best one moving forward? >> another market tech, not a security person. i don't have the expertise to tell you which ones best. i'm confident we have -- barricades to work. it can be incredibly effective and incompetent homeland security will make those

decisions. transfer the four different options that would use concrete, for that would be non-concrete. it is a critical element here. dirty to 60 days to do the prototypes. we have heard trump officials say eight to $12 billion. it can be well over $20 billion. that's a big divide there. how transparent is the administration going to be about how much this will cost? >> here's the thing. i think it's going to be expensive to build and affect a wall. what's even more expensive is not having control of our border, how much was spent on enforcement for instance. even in the interior of the united states, how much we spend trying to fight and deter transnational gangs like ms-13, which is terrorism places like northern virginia, long island, los angeles.

other significant cost, there's more not securing the border. here is my hope personally that i believe doctors should be maintained. some of the people disagree with me on that. i think the grand bargain of the administration is trying to say we will make it permanent, but in return we want a lot of border wall for security. to me that makes a lot of sense to the american people. >> steve cortez, that is the hope they can get a big deal and they are a long way from it. >> thank you. >> coming up, the lone baseball player to neil for the intern. now he's in trouble for the wall. top democrats denied any knowledge about the dirty dossier. meanwhile, how is that possible? dennis kucinich coming. is the new movie telling the

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abby: it's the war they fight when they come home. thank you for service gives a true look at the debilitating effects of posttraumatic syndrome. tranter this movie tells the story of a veteran to regain his story trying to regain his life. >> fox news contributor kevin mccarthy. obviously a powerful topic and meaningful to a lot of people. >> good morning to you. it's a delight on ptsd.

the soldiers are fighting a battle when they get home from work i do integrate back on the society. another point society. another point that we need to take better care for soldiers. the family members at home as well and the spouses and the emotional weight they are holding as well. a wonderful job of shedding light on that in hoping more people talk about this. and one of the lines in the movie as i'm not a hero. they risk their lives to this country. i wanted to ask adam schuman what it is about that. why did he have that particular mindset? watch this. >> i do not think you are a hero. >> i didn't do anything over there that was not in my job description. i would've liked to think i just met this standard.

i did what i was told and i think anybody in that position would've done the same thing for me. that's why it's not terrorism. it's looking out for the guy next to you. abby: i watch this. >> i give it a four out of five. it's a very emotional film and it's very important. people will talk about this more often than our soldiers need better care when they get home. they really do. a really powerful message. pete: reader this this all the time. we are not heroes. just doing what we need to do. i watch her thoughts quickly. i'm loving it so far. five, 689. scarier, more intense. it is amazing season. i loved stranger things season

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>> moore continues to break about the dossier. >> the clinton campaign and the dnc pays $12 million for the dossier to connect donald trump two. >> it's not about whether he lost an election. it's about what you broke the law. >> time and time again they broke the law to the american people. >> access to fusion gps. >> the path forward we've got to continue to do this, not let up, get all the facts because if we want to drain the swamp, now it's time to do it. >> one of the most common questions people are asking is

how did i even get out of bed. and yes i also have my fair share of chardonnay. this we arrived this morning. on this rainy sunday morning in new york city. pete: it is raining. today's cold. a lot of blue in the country. stay under the covers. maybe go to church. i don't know. abby: bacon stay-at-home. pete: i wish we could see all of them through the lens. i can see a few of you.

abby: we can because they send us their photos of their halloween costumes. here is welcome cheryl. this is her dog, duncan brown is. pete: here is another one from ben in ohio. lucy ricardo. abby: this is from the justice department had local costume contest. how great is that? pete: to my go to that one? the stroller is a bar. abby: it's pretty cool. pete: i believe adult should chaperone trick-or-treating.

and not just dress-up at all. maybe bring a drink with you. is not in the morning. it's at night. when you go to people's house and rang the doorbell. just in the background and watch. >> we are learning a lot about fusion gps. the bank records finally turned over. devin nunes, chair of the house intelligence community, funding the dossier. the house intelligence committee said they have a deal. pete: fusion gps, more significantly the dnc and hillary clinton campaign came out in front of this fact-finding to admit they had funded the law firm that then paid the british spy that fired the british spy that then worked with the russians to bring up all this dirt that turned out to be false.

pete: a lot of pieces. many people are trying to wrap their head around this. why is this important? this turned dossier that democrats have been talking about for almost a year now. it was funded by democrats. from the dnc and then you think the bigger picture the investigation going on with collusion, tram, russia. >> it started the whole process trying to dig up dirt on donald trump and business dealings morphed into the democrats taken it over. abby: got to turn into the dossier. the research is different because that is out to try and get compromising information on president trump. trying to obtain intelligence services to give you false and fake information. that's not opposition research anymore. that's just dirty politics. representative desantis was on

the show last night and he talked about the special counsel, where would be without this dossier list. >> the dossier paid for by the democratic party, debbie wasserman schultz, dnc, clintons, if that was used as the basis of this surveillance by jim comey and the fbi, batman solve this about russia collusion that happened over these many months, all those unverified essentially piece of garbage. all of this stuff is called into question. he would have never had all these committees investigating this to begin with and you certainly would not have had a special counsel appointed. >> after months of investigation will see on monday that robert mueller will make one in public. i know the charges moving forward good could it be paul manafort, somebody else.

>> may be some financial dealings that have to do with russians. pete: border with chad. president trump as soon as they claimed that phrase fake news. i would call it at this point a fake investigation. never trumper's but the democrats picked up. talking about the free beacon sending them to trump. the never trumper's are behind that. then it passed over to the clintons. fusion gps use the russians through another source. fusion gps has expanded numbers close to reporters in the so-called mainstream media. and also the obama administration and the fbi which recognizes it or presumably wiretapping. this is as bad as they get and it has flipped companies said at last hour. 180 on the democrats. russia, russia, russia was all

they had for months. and now it turns out it was then. trump is likely clean. >> you saying it's got nothing to hide here he's not concerned where it might come out. >> you think c., d., e., f. g h. i jay k. abby is right that basically you have one of the president's key attorneys inside the white house saying they are not worried that if there is an indictment of paul manafort or someone else, they do not believe that they have any information to turn on the president to make this an obstruction of justice or something like that. does the president harmed by this? they don't think so. it was a single vote. it was changed by russian interference. we have zero evidence of that. pete: this whole thing was about a couple hundred thousand dollars worth of face that god

funded by the russian box. that's what it turns out to be. abby: a lot of time and money and still russia's involvement, whether it's unit democrats, republicans. they clearly have their motivation. they want to impact what's going on, impacted democracy. the bigger investigation going on. somehow we get into politics. that's important because you realize what the motivation is. pete: new questions being raised for bob mueller who is the mentor to james comey is also the fbi director for barack obama. michael goodwin right here in front of me has a powerful take on a sameness about bob bowler. robert mueller will never untangle the tangled web dependent credibility and needs to step aside. his office. his office is apparently weak in the secret a grand jury has approved charges assumed his row with one big conflict. his relationship with comey. that is morphed into several more that are fixable only by

resignation. many pointed out his tired almost exclusively democrat leading lawyers. it certainly looks pretty one-sided. >> foc editorial-page conservative coming out on friday in seen bob mueller should step down as well. you're not hearing that interestingly from the president who has been treating about robert mueller. pete: many say that's a smart strategy. >> the lawyer said don't interfere. pete: let it happen. abby: nothing to hide, let this play out and allow work at else out in the end. governor mike huckabee is always passionate about the things. he had this to say about his investigation blowing up as he said in the democrats face. >> is bowling up in their face for all of the year they've been demanded we investigate the connection between donald trump and the elections. the trump campaign, the president himself, said there is no connection. and now we find out if there is

a connection it is with the the, the hillary clinton campaign. it is the money they spend to try to get this dossier done. it really is coming back to haunt them in the uranium deal, which just stinks to high heaven. i want to make it very clear. this isn't about whether you won or lost an election. it's whether you broke the law or not. pete: it may not be wise strategy to that bob mueller go at this point. you can ask doj to look even more into what was done on the democratic side. abby: and why it took so long to figure out where the money came from. i do think there were serious questions as to why so many people knew about this that the lawyer says there is a one-man band here. the one working with fusion gps. if you are getting money from the campaign and dnc and running the campaign for dnc, i do not know where it's going.

>> if you're watching hillary clinton, would love to have you on "fox and friends." ed: meanwhile come the trent justice department asking the top financial informant to talk to congress. there may be shoes dropping there as well. abby: this is just the beginning. pete: i just blacked out during those last 10 minutes. so much in there. abby: some other headlines we are following. extreme weather right now. tropical storms slamming the southern coast of florida. a tornado briefly touches down on saturday knocking out power to thousands of people there. now feeling a cat rains, winds in the new england region today and tomorrow. army sergeant boberg dossett tomorrow with even more dramatic testimony. expected to take the stand. alan now used a wheelchair --

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>> how could you let the dnc be in the dark? [inaudible] ed: she ran the dnc wanted one of the dossier. sheehan said she had no knowledge of the specific arrangement. isn't that convenient. >> they spent $9 million. i had no idea. i do not know that $9 million? we could account for every cent. if you could like $9 million escape the campaign and not know where it was going come you should not be commander-in-chief. you know were $9 million goes to a law firm is going. that is not a rounding error.

trade your former democratic congressman and presidential candidate fox news contributor dennis kucinich. thanks for being here. appreciate it. would they have known about this? >> as possible. here's the thing to keep in mind. during the election, i don't think democrats would believe donald trump had a chance. after the election, there is a desperate effort to try to explain to the american people, especially democrats have donald trump would've won. my view is always it was in the who is james comey. the democrat were really desperate to explain the loss. so this russian dossier could have been sitting there for a while. it was the russians who did it. no, it wasn't. james comey and especially the american people elected donald trump president. >> you are putting it out there and been straight about it, but

i wonder not take it to the next level. over the next week to make you think the pendulum has shifted a bit. there are potentially pending indictments are in the robert mueller case, so it's not like republicans are wrapped in the period when you look at the dossier, it seems like the heat has been turned on the democrats of the investigation as well. >> low, it appears that way and we will see what mr. mueller has found although i have to say that he may be munching on food from a poisoned tree. but i read the dossier. and it reads agreed cease-fire novel with real names and places. fictional accounts woven and. and think about this. they poisoned our relationship with russia. this had realized that and that led to investigators come intelligence community on a wild

goose chase. this needs to be unwound totally. i'm glad the intel committee has been able to reach an agreement to get the bank records that might shed light on it. >> the poison tree you refer to is the dossier and suggestion their first answer is democrats picked up the dossier in the russian narrative after election day to find something to buy in the loss, but also to impugn the incoming president. >> i think that's right. this whole story about a trump russia connection spare donald trump. whether you like donald trump or not is in the question. it's whether this is in line with the basic fairness americans expect. after an election to come up with that really was most unfortunate for a democratic process, for the incoming president and frank the democrat party and i'll tell you why. the democrats have misread the election. they still don't know why the party lost. and if you don't know where the party last you can't remedy the

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hard-hit and while i was fighting for iraqi freedom to read the comments on michigander suffering. i didn't feel like there were enough people fighting so i came back and join my family's business to do what i could in the community and i was able to grow the company from 35 million to 137 million increase the number of jobs from 100 to 200 come increasing economic opportunities. >> both your parents are democrats, but you say you've always been a conservative. how did that come about? >> i was raised in the church and i understand that the freedom my god in my country guaranteed me allowed me to be an independent thinker. he is a combat veteran and he spent a lot for his community as well. i've been a conservative for all my life and i've been a republican for half of it. i'm a republican and i believe we continue to fight for conservative values for a long

time to come. >> you talked about the economy and growing jobs. a big debate going on right now. if you're in the senate you would do with the tax cut plan still being hashed out. you also say you're an independent anchor. as a republican running, do you support the president's agenda? how is the president handling his job right now? >> i absolutely support our president's agenda. he began by supporting general kelly around him to support them. these generals are best advice on how to keep americans safe from how to secure our borders and entry points and i believe michigan voters had a chance to put another combat veteran is for the u.s. senate. and president trump one. you are one of the states one of those states in michigan so the question is what question is what is the mood of not dating how are they feeling about how the president is doing.

>> absolutely. our president is doing well in the state because people feel like our president is fighting for them. a president like me as a conservative outsider. i'm a combat veteran who understands from his rookie jake to a tactical standpoint. this world is becoming a more and more dangerous place people wanted combat veteran who understands what it takes to keep america safe because he's done it. from a business perspective on the business leader who understands economic activity in the nuances of not just creating jobs but not just theorizing that, but actually creating jobs. that is what we need on the floor of the u.s. senate and understanding to generate business and stay out of our business and put more tax dollars back into american's pockets. trade your film and wondered as scripted videos videos over the next 100 days here and you can skip today. you've got your video right here. john james, good luck on the campaign trail. abby: you have a beautiful fable

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sleep at night either with swamp creatures like jeff flake in d.c. pretending to be conservatives. there is no love lost here for jeff flake in iran within in the same senate cycle. what bothers me particularly here. on a very serious note, when iran and the number of their conservatives ran, ted cruz and flake in others, they took money. they took time from volunteers out there as well to represent the conservative cause here that's a big deal to me. i didn't win. jeff flake did. but they did not: represent the conservative cause. they betrayed the conservative cause. but he joined a gang of a in a state where immigration is just destroying illegal immigration is destroying certain portions of the state. he betrayed those he betrayed the spokesman jeff flake is not showing courage by leaving office at the negative 462%

approval rating in arizona. >> that's the reason his likely resigning. over the next year or so, he had an uphill battle. the chances of him winning with them. he did the right thing and he was standing up to his principles. if you were to runaways, i'm not sure he would've been doing this. >> had a better chance of joining the annexed u.s. hockey team than jeff flake had every election and i don't even play hockey. he was a basketball player. i gather. he could've been a point guard for the next before he got it. if a real political bravery had something negative to say about the president would've been to do before the election, not to wait until you get out and you reelect after. what is so brave about quitting.

i quit because the voters don't like me but i'm so brave by the way. genuflect before me. >> one barack obama was conservative. >> now they're all upset because donald trump -- nobody cares and now all of a sudden they are upset getting speeches. >> we've been talking about it. worshiping there for 20 years in virginia. one for robert e. lee, one for george washington right near the very few that is still very jake george washington, father of our country were shipped and now the church is saying it's coming down. i seem to remember president trump warning that this kind of thing might have been. >> yeah, we are really living through peace.

if there's going to be a movie comments going to be a comedy in the future and people are going to service the matrix. that could not have been. there's no way people were that down. liberalism is a perpetual outreach campaign. i go to sleep every night and thank the lord almighty that i'm not a liberal. these are the most confused angry bitter people use that in your life. they are angry at the national and time. they are angry at an inanimate historical statue of the father of our country. there is a critical point. the reason liberals do this is because it doesn't mean anything. because coexist on a fair share, income inequality. never in a substance that friday. it is by constantly keeping them

angry. the end to come with god in the outcome of throw eggs outcome of throw eggs at it, throw some paint on it. this is what they do. perpetual outrage. abby: then you stand in a country that has completely nothing. no history to learn from. you haven't had your coffee. you need to get that taken care of. are you dressing up for halloween? i know your daughters probably are. >> i said to my wife we drove by a costume party. one thing you can never ask me and i miss to get in a costume ever. i will go dressed as dan bongino secret service that they appeared i have an earpiece in. nothing else ever. i don't do costumes. ed: there you go. happy halloween. abby: some other headlines. the family of the -- kidney

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you can't stand behind our soldiers, feel free to sit in front of them. more proof? not that we needed, liberals hate the military. the military is far more problematic than americans appreciation. pint-size protesters hitting the streets asking for longer trick-or-treating hours. >> more can be >> more candy >> more fun to >> more fun >> asking for an extra 30 minutes of following night. >> more time for more candy and more exercise. more candy, not more exercise. let's be real. pete: i don't get it, to extend the clock? is there a curfew for kids? you cannot on people's doors all night if you want.

can they resist movement. is rick braving the elements for us? >> barely sprinkle out here. barely a sprinkle in the crew is all inside. it looks like we are all inside. i just redid a picture of these guys. anyway, they are waving at me now. it is going to rain a lot. partially because a tropical storm now moving right around the coast of florida. the musher pulled off towards the east today. here is what the radar picture looks like right now. it is kind of moving up along with this friend that is poland and across parts the northeast and will combine and pull the tropical bush are into it and we are talking about a major rainmakers today, tonight in the first half of tomorrow. let me show you how this times out here.

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[laughter] because they spend a disproportionate of their time talking about him teaching me. [laughter] so look, if they want to make a trade, and view more than willing. remember, let's keep going. keep fighting. never give up. pete: fox news once again says willing to trade terms for the president see. pete: you a good point about this, ed. what is she insinuating here? >> she's suggesting that we want her impeached and we want her in that it doesn't matter because she lost. if there was collusion between the democrats and the russians, it doesn't matter. what matters if there is exclusion because she's president. there is unethical conduct, if there was a problem here, it was

the biggest issue in the world, which world, we should find out whether or not hillary clinton's campaign not a problem. pete: if you're talking about the campaign of bringing up the number of things he just talked about because that's such a doing your job, she's the one putting yourself out there. >> i know she's not in the white house and no one is talking about impeaching her. they're talking about investigating or indicting. completion, throwing bombs. >> democrats, many of them are ready for her to get off the stage, move forward as a party, and she's making it very difficult. hillary clinton for president again. >> trumbo said why not. i'm curious to see who decides to run. pete: that's the problem. that's been outed now.

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pete: welcome back. i back. isis on the verge of total collapse and total collapse in a system carries the military confirms the terror group has lost 87% of the territory once controlled.

is this the start of america's problems in the middle east? fox news analyst in army vice chief of staff general jack keane. thanks for joining us. a lot of us cover the fact the city of rocco was liberated. what is going to unfold in that region? >> first of all, credit to everybody who participated in this region and certainly thank you for this safe haven in raqqa down. isis leaders have been out of raqqa per month. they are done in southie absurd theory of closer to iraq. we've got to get down there and clear that out. they have a virtual caliphate where the incident operations grew from several hundred feet. they are still directed in the external terrorist organization that will conduct a 39 attacks against nato bomb attacks in other parts of the world.

they are in 30 countries. there is a lot to be done here taking down their internet operations, underwriting operations in other places. specifically in iraq and syria, how do you win the war in terms of the political situation is important is how you conduct a military operation. in theory, one of the problems we have is the iranians want to take over eastern syria after we pull out. that will be a menace than to jordan and israel and the situation in iraq is politically en masse. the iraqi government are feuding, sunnis are still disenfranchised. we have got to have some influence over the government of iraq they are. the iranians are controlling it. a number of years ago when president obama disengage politically and then militarily. they've got a lot of work that

has to be done. >> so much focus on defeating ices militarily, but now iran is princess of israel as it always has been finding a way they are. should iraq stay together ultimately? all these factions feuding, is this if you they can't? >> first of all, her strategy in countering iran is a good thing. they get a major review, putting together a comprehensive plan to counter the iranians and their behavior in the region. what i am suggesting to some real work to do inside iraq because the iranians are up to mischief and they totally want to control it. we've got to push back on those cents. pete: how do we do that politically? >> in syria we have some arabs into syria to stop the iranians

from taking over eastern syria. they are on the ground now and then just ready to pounce as soon as we pull out after having cleared out isis. it would be an absolute strategic take to give the iranians. in iraq is political. we've just got to work this thing. we've had our hands off. this administration has to get back in there and play the political game delay the iranians do. >> what you are describing is in some ways the same exact when we get distracted politically after winning militarily. while the nation may want to look elsewhere, you are saying now is the time to put that much more focus. >> that's absolutely the case. to put it simply, you find a military battle certainly and win a war, but you can't lose the peace because you haven't followed through politically to help keep them in a together. that's what we do as you

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♪ >> more news continues to break about this dossier. >> the clinton campaign and the dnc paid $12 million for a dossier to connect donald trump to russia. >> this isn't about whether you won or lost an election. it's whether you broke the law or not. >> time and time again the clintons have lied to the american people, and they're finally gonna be held for it. >> and now the house intelligence committee struck a deal for access to fusion gps bank records. >> this needs to be unwound totally. >> it poisoned our relationship with russia. >> this whole story about a trump-russia connection smeared donald trump. >> since the election one of the most common questions people have asked me is how did you even get out of bed?

i watched a lot of hdtv, did so yoga, and yes, i also had my fair share of chardonnay. >> and to right center field, tailor, dodgers have evened the series. ♪ this is halloween, this is halloween ♪ this is halloween, this is halloween, everybody make a scene. abby: oh, yeah. spooky morning on the set here at "fox & friends." i love halloween. pete: is this from a movie? abby: this is from "the nightmare before christmas." i believe. i might be wrong. pete: impressive. i do love halloween. love halloween, but i love this time of year. abby: time of year? pete: yes. you know, baseball. ed: we're stepping up the graphics game here. "fox & friends" graphics for

halloween. how pretty. abby: we all know you love halloween. you made that clear this morning morning. you don't want to dress up. pete: i'll walk around with kiddoes. ed: we are gonna have some kids later in the show who will come and trick-or-treat. abby: we're all gonna dress up, we're all gonna be part of it, even though i'm a millennial. actually especially because i'm a millennial. pete: we've been talking about plants and animals all morning. not at the present time to stay kids as long as they can so they like to war costumes as an adult but real adults are i'm probably not gonna wear a costume. abby: we've seen a lot of great costumes from kids, from parents who keep sending them to friends friends@foxnews.com. this is from theodorea at her dance class party. pete: i like that. take a look at oreo and nina decked out from the wild west from rhonda in texas. ed: it's a cowboy. this one from christina in texas and one year old luke the lobster in the pot there.

pete: boiling his brother. ed: don't encourage that. abby: check out travis from texas. he's mr. clean! he's an adult. ed: is that hulk hogan or mr. clean? abby: like a mix, a hybrid. ed: you know who probably loves halloween is david bossie. abby: i bet he does. ed: big, tough guy. abby: he's got kids. i think he's got girls. david bossie of course former deputy campaign manager and fox news contributor. >> i love hallow.en pete: what are you gonna be this year, david? >> what am i gonna be? i'm gonna be the golf cart driver because my kids want to go to as many houses as possible possible. so my youngest is six, and she is looking forward to it. pete: it's a sweet spot .ge abby: so you rent a golf cart to trick-or-treat or you own one? >> we have a golf cart yes. we bought one a long time ago. ed: the bossie estate.

let's get serious and talking about robert mueller. they dropped this bomb. the timing of it first, i want to start there before we get into details. you have a week last week where all of a sudden, david, the pendulum seems to be swinging. and you know hillary clinton better than anyone. and all of a sudden uranium one is front and center again, this dirty dossier is front and center, and how does the weekend after all the heat is on democrats, it ends with a friday night shocker that robert mueller is gonna start, you know indicting people. >> you know, it's part of the problem of washington. look. it's one of the reasons that the republicans and the trump white house has distrusted this special counsel, because they claimed that they were hiring all these political appointees underneath mueller. and so you see something like friday night, and it makes you think that even more, that this is a politically operation. they say this is an indictment

that is potentially a lower level person. doesn't seem to be on sunday here, you know, one of the principals, but it seems to be a lower level person and, by the way, has nothing to do with russian collusion. whatever the indictment is, it's not gonna be about russian collusion, because there was none, and this is a fabricated storyline by the democrats. and i see the former congressman there talking about destruction of our relationship with russia, and i take that very seriously, and i've said this many times over the last nine or 10 months that what the democrats have done is incredibly dangerous, for political purposes, to try to attack this president. because they want to attack him, they hate him, and they just will use anything, and this has really damaged his ability to communicate with the russians. pete: talking about dennis kucinich, former democrat congressman, who was saying a short time ago who said look, democrats are eating off of this poison tree with the dossier.

abby: the question now is where this money came from. we're learning more and more about that. you have, you know, millions of dollars that we now know have been spent to this law firm who then paid for the force, money that came from the hillary clinton campaign, that came from the dnc, and eric trump was on fox news yesterday, and he raised i think the question that everyone has about this money. take a look at this. >> they spent $9 million and podesta doesn't know, "you i had no idea." how do you know $9 left your campaign? if you could let $9 million cape a campaign and not know where it's going, you should not be commander-in-chief. if you know where $9 million goes to a law firm is going, that's not a rounding er.or pete: so, david, any chance the folks at the top of the clinton camp would not have known? >> you know it's a amazing. you see debbie wasserman schultz the former chairwoman of the dnc and nancy pelosi and other democrat leaders who have had to answer questions claim they don't know anything!

they know nothing! they're sergeant schultz. and it's an amazing thing to watch, because now they're caught with their hand in the cookie jar. we have been saying all along that there is no collusion between the trump campaign and russia, and that is going to be borne out. now we see with the uranium one deal that it is the clinton campaign that needs to be looked at the because of the clinton state department and what bill clinton was doing in his dealings in russia as well. so these things are now going to be talked about for another year instead of it going away. abby: that would be a crime, though. you have john podesta who has said under oath that he knew nothing about this, he didn't know where the money is going. he's already said that under oath. so if it comes out that these folks did know anything, that could be a real problem. >> and i find it hard to believe that somebody like john podesta wouldn't know about $9 million.

now, either what they're going to say is this is an overall sum paid to the law firm for legal work for state, you know, issues and ballot access and all of the different things you pay lawyers for during a campaign. and john podesta didn't know because it was just jumbled into one of these bills. that's what you can see coming forward because these guys just can't tell the truth. pete: a lot of this information calling into question bob mueller, the investigation, can it be a good one when it's premised on such a false document. michael goodwin from the new york post has a opinion on this. : robert mueller will never be able to untangle the tangled webs with any credibility and needs to step satisfied. his office that is leaking the secret news that a grand jury has charges assumed his role with a big conflict: his relationship with comey. that has morphed into several more that are official only by

resignation." should bob mueller resign? >> that makes some strong points points. this new investigation, the uranium one-clinton investigation absolute cannot go under the mueller -- the current mueller team. those conflicts are, you know, incredibly strong. mueller was the f.b.i. director when all of this was going on when it seems the department of justice swept this under the rug in 2009, 2010. so it cannot be conducted under his investigation. and i would suggest that the attorney general who is an incredibly law-and-order attorney general, look at this and head it up himself, or put another special counsel in. because the subordinates of his within the department of are also, you know, conflicted out of this. and that's just when you have the f.b.i., one of the major bodies underneath the d.o.j. and

some of these deputy attorney generals involved in this case back five, six years ago, you need to make sure that the american people feel the investigation was done correctly correctly. and i think the attorney general will have to do that and will do that. pete: david, it's obvious one person who does not want to see more questions about uranium one and other matters is hillary clinton. she gave this speech last night attacking fox news among others for the scrutiny in recent days about their russian dealings. and then she went on to talk about sort of the battles ahead. >> these days, as a person i'm okay, but as an american, i am really concerned. i'm concerned about what the future holds for our country and for so many americans. to paraphrase a song, i love, rachel platen's fight song, "i hope you still got a lot of fight left in you." because we

have some tough battles ahead. pete: david, beyond the fact that it's sort of droning on about battles ahead rather than a real rallying cry, it seems to me, it seems to me also people in trump world are licking their chops at the possibility that she's not getting off the stage. >> oh, thank you, hillary. thank you, thank you, thank you. please continue this. look, every day she's out there, she's taking the limelight away from new, younger democrat leaders who will not get the opportunity to talk to the american people and back familiar with the american people and the american people become familiar with them. that's first. secondly, she's been roundly rejected last november. and for her ability, you saw senator mansion say no thanks. i want to buy her a plane ticket to all of these states whether

it's pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, you name it, you name the state where president trump absolutely beat hillary clinton into the ground, we want to send hillary clinton into those places. and, by the way, those are some of the same states that have democrat incumbent u.s. senators senators. abby: 10 of those states. >> excited about this. abby: 10 of those states had three incumbent senators who are democrats in states that trump won who beat hillary clinton. i don't think they would be inviting her to help them campaign there. i think you're right about that. >> we're gonna have to buy her plane tickets. pete: first class? >> absolutely. whatever she needs. abby: do they have chardonnay on first class? >> they have chardonnay. ed: mr. bossie, have a great halloween with your kids. pete: just when you thought it was over, a new secret wait list scandal emerges pe va. coming up. less than a year in the trump presidency, but some democrats are already looking at the

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♪ >> well, we were just talking about hillary clinton. some democrats may already have 2020 in sight visiting battleground states but they're skipping states leak ohio and new hampshire and instead going to states that president trump flipped from blue to red. is this a winning strategy? here to discuss is iona college political scienceover dr. jeannie zano. thank you for being here. let's start with our first touch screen here where we have a look at some of who the players are.

walk through quickly who you think are the key ones. >> we have some top tier candidates here. it's crazy that we're talking about 2020 already, but we are. elizabeth warren, bernie sanders joe biden, those are your top tier. if they run, very good chance they could get nomination. then we have second-tier candidates like kamala harris, who many people are saying if she runs she could get the nomination. we heard that a couple of weeks ago and also people like terry mcauliffe who is term limit out of the governorship who knows what he's gonna do. ed: big clinton ally. >> big clinton ally. and cory booker the senator from new jersey, very, very popular, up-and-coming young senator. ed: let's move it forward. they're already out in some big states. let's first talk about the states they're not going to and why you think it's significant. >> they're not going to the traditional states: new hampshire, iowa, south carolina, nevada. ed: why? >> number one they don't want to be seen on the radar screen. because the minute you're there in front you are the target.

we've seen people like joe biden out there in those states but otherwise they're staying quiet. and they're visiting states that aren't gonna attract as many attention but where they could build support among the local community with local officials and really get the support they need. ed: like the states that hillary clinton avoided, didn't go to, had trouble, and donald trump flipped. so let's go to those. you have places like pennsylvania, obviously, ohio, michigan, this midwestern part here seems significant. we'll get to florida in a second second. these rust belt states are significant. >> incredibly popularity. these were the states everybody said if a republican is gonna win they have to win the rust belt and that's what donald trump did. to many people's surprise. and now this is where we see and of course is you mentioned clinton avoided them not even visiting them in the late days of the campaign, much to the dismay of democrats. now democrats are out there. they're going to these states. they want to show the democratic party and local officials number one that they care be, number two that they have a chance of

turning these around. again they want to do it under the radar so the president doesn't start taking them on or other democrats. ed: they say the math won't work for donald trump, but he flipped those states. florida always critical, but when you come down here in the south, when i talk to a lot of trump insiders they say on election night the moment when they thought, you know what, we can actually do this was when florida flipped. >> since 2000 "florida is it" and of course ohio and michigan as well. when florida flipped on election night i think that's when many republicans said wow, this really could happen, and they were absolutely right. it was that and the rust belt states that went his way. he had and he won by a huge margin. ed: regardless of who the president faces for reelection, if he can hold those three big ones, the math will this time instead, it seems, be harder for democrats? >> be harder for democrats. it's a tough map for democrats. and we have to remember, we talk so much -- and i'm a pollster. we talk so much about national polls. this is not about national polls polls. this is about state-by-state polls -- florida, ohio, michigan

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ed: this taking place at the women's convention in detroit. the gathering preparing women for the 2018 election for $295 a ticket. they didn't say why they wanted to impeach, though. we'll see. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has no plans to retire soon. >> as long as i can do the job, full steam, i will do it. ed: the 84 year old making her comments friday in virginia as president trump reportedly predicted earlier this month that she would retire during his first term in office. she has served on the high court for 24 years. abby? abby: amazing. thank you, ed. so speaking of millennials, all morning long, are they losing their faith? according to a pew study from 2014 34% of young people identify now as atheist, agnostic, or no religion at all. that's up 10%. pete: a pastor is warning actively that millennials are

losing knowledge of god and faith. joining us to tell us what his organization is doing to combat this trend is director of r. c. college pastor mike shepherd. thanks for joining us this morning. that's a number that would surprise a lot of people, and what is the reason this trend is happening amongst younger people people? >> yeah. and it's not news anymore. it's old news that seemingly no young adult possesses a biblical understandings of who god is. somewhere around 6% of adults have what we call a biblical worldview, which is interesting because 90% of americans still believe that god exists, so the question, why don't they do that that? i think it's two part. one, they have not been taught faithfully by the older generations and neither have the older generations lived faithful faithful. so downturning christians don't know what christianity is, much less why it's true, and they've not seen from an older generation an authentic lifestyle. i mean, what's the good that is coming from comment, and then the cultural tact that exists

reinforces that christianity is irrational and it's immoral and young adults can't see otherwise 'cause they don't know god exists, why they should believe that and they've not seen a pure form of christianity live out amongst their parents and grandparents and the broader adult christian community. abby: you only have 27% i think according to research that actually go to services. i'm a millennial. i think about what religion a lot of my friends exist with or what religion they belong to. and it's their iphones oftentimes. i mean, people sit on their technology all day long, you could argue that maybe that's a way to connect with the religious community, but in a lot of ways you're disconnected from it at all. >> yeah, one of the things -- technology is great, but one of the things the smartphone has done is it's isolated us. and one of the things we find with the younger generations is an epidemic of loneliness. and so certainly through the smartphone and all of its promises and social media connectivity, what it's actually done, it's broken that down, and we've actually seen that in the

church. you're exactly right. fewer and fewer people come to church, but, again, it's because when they do go, they're not finding anything of substance. the younger generations, the millennials, are passionate people. it they can any of out b.s. a mile away and so when they come to church, they want to be taught, why does this matter, how do i know that god exists and what does that mean to me and 34% commuter? and by and large when they go to church they don't get that they get moralistic theeistic deism. pete: what are our founders thoughts on this? believing in something greater than yourself. what are the consequences we see in our society when we have less people who believe in something greater than themselves? >> well, you certainly can see that, for a free society to flourish, there has to be a moral undergirding. moreover, there has to be a belief that truth exists. because if there isn't absolute

and there is not something that is objective outside of us that we can all discover, all that's left is power. if truth is up for grabs, so to speak, that we can make it be whatever we want it to be, then the person who has the most power is the one that conforms society to their own wishes. and so when our founders recognized that there was an objective part of reality, that there is something like objective truth and endowed rights that we all have, that provides the pathways for a free and civil society where we can freely disagree, discuss ideas, but it be done with respect, gentleness and even a common good in mind. abby: and teaching you some self selfless, as somebody said believing in something bigger and better than yourself. pastor mike sherrard, thank you for being us. pete: it's the religion of big government, power rather than an internal compass. abby: religion is not the only problem for millennials. they are ruining halloween, .oo pete: man. and president trump slamming michael moore's play as a total

bomb. but that was just the opening act from the president. the battle taking over twitter next. >> so you're a rocket scientist ♪

♪ and suddenly to my surprise ♪ he did the mash ♪ he did the monster mash. abby: is this the best halloween song of all time? pete: probably the most prominent, yeah, and i i gotta give a shout-out to the "fox & friends" graphics department. abby: it feels kind of spooky in here. pete: it actually does. and we're bringing kids in with their costumes later on? ed: lowering the light, got the mood. pretty c.ol abby: we're dressing up next hour. we're not gonna tell you what we're gonna be. you've been sending us photos of your kids and all of you dressing up, and they have been fabulous. pete: let's check out the first one. i don't know. check out this one of thing 1, thing 2. are those triplets? ed: oh, yeah. pete: that is triplets sands except thing 1, thin. 2 abby: so cute. another one from greg in new york of his dog gizmo.

ed: and deborah's daughter mattie dressed at wednesday adda addams. pete: baby araria dressed as a unicorn. it's that unicorn democrat dressedase donald tr.mp abby: unicorns have been trending this year. remember the unicorn frappucino, lasted about a day? ed: greg gutfeld got it trending trending. abby: he loves unicorns. ed: we should have had him on? pete: maybe we'll see if we can get him there next hour. he has a painting of him riding a unicorn. abby: i think that's what he does when he goes home every single day. we've been talking this morning about halloween and whether it's appropriate or should adults dress up for halloween, 'cause there's an article in the new york post that says that millennials dress up for halloween because they can still act like they're 11 years old. i'm gonna read this to you. says "halloween is blowing up because childhood is leaking further and further into adult

life, and millennials in particular aren't fully sold on the idea that they are grown-ups grown-ups. candy, costumes, silly pranks? these things could gradually start losing interest for you at the time you learn what a 401(k) is." pete: this article is about a book coming out soon that makes this large argument that millennials just don't want to grow up. it goes on in that article to talk about video came, comic book conventions, superhero movies, what are we on, like batman 9 or something? and fantasy sports, i like fantasy football, but i don't know, it feels like they're staying in their parents' basement longer. ed: in a way they're keeping halloween alive in this case, whereas we were talking about earlier about how millennials are being accused of killing all kinds of other things, like applebees is struggling. pete: why don't they like applebee's? abby: i definitely love a good applebee's. ed: they don't like breakfast

cereal. they like to grab things on the go. so in some ways you could call them "cereal killers." good one. we're living in different times. when cereal was big in the eighties and nineties, you know, we are living in a different type of world and our life is busy. pete: did our palates change? abby: i do agree with this idea that millennials do need this kick in the fanny. they need to be motivated to do something with their life and not sit in their parents' basement or sit on the couch. pete: this has led to debates here on the couch should adults be wearing costumes or just chaperone their kids around. your emails have poured in. this one from robin says, " "adults dressing up to hand out candy or to attend a grown-up party okay. going trick-or-treating is a no- no-go over 14." that's pretty sensible. abby: this is from chris. "we have created an entire generation of peter pans. the blame rests on the parents." so it's not the millennials' fault, ed. it's your fault. ed: my fault, the parents?

judy comes in. "be your own person, not what others think you should be. i love halloween. i'm 65. enjoy life." that's the perfect capper to this. pete: to each their own. ed: i like that idea. pete: if you don't like halloween, drive a golf cart like david bossie. ed: he's bringing his kids around president he's got a big mansion somewhere automate golf course, probably, got a golf cart, cruising around. abby: some serious headlines. we are now learning a secret waiting list for 87 veterans at one v.a. hospital this queer. the unauthorized list for psychotherapy appointments was at omaha's va hospital. according to the omaha world-herald. employees have been fired but one involved retired and another resigned. the list dodged strict va requirements that showed va were covering up delays with false paperwork and secret lists. terrible. a new nfl protest in the

works? members of the houston texans reportedly prepare to kneel ta team or remove the texans logo from their helmets earlier today after recent comments by owner bob make narrow he said of the ongoing national anthem controversy, he said, quote quarterback you can't have the inmates running the prison. players are upset. mcnair has since apologized for their comments, as he should have. tomorrow a mistrial in senator bob menendez's case, they are arguing a judge's decision to block testimony from lawyer marc elias is preventing them from putting on a proper address. elias who's worked as a lawyer for the hillary clinton campaign and the dnc has gained attention recently for of course his role in commissioning the trump dossier that we now know about. menendez is accused of accepting gifts from a wealthy florida doctor in exchange for political favors. interesting. and president trump's feuding with filmmaker michael moore blasting his broadway show show. while not at all presidential, i must point out that the sloppy

michael moore show on broadway was a total bomb and was forced to close. sad. michael moore tweeting back: you must have my smash hit of a broadway show mixed up with your presidency which is a total bomb and will indeed close early, not sad." reportedly it took in less than half of its potential growth. pete: the sloppy michael moore show. hey, we're gonna talk to rick for some weather. a little birdie told me something in my ear otherwise known as our executive producer that you spent the evening with richard branson. >> i did. last night there was -- here in new york is synergy global forum a big event with a bunch of world leaders, mostly primarily business leaders. and i got to do an hour long q&a with him last ni.ht pete: wow. >> at this event which is amazing, talking about entrepreneurship and his vision for the world and how he became who he is. pete: really cool. abby: wish he could have seen that, rick. >> the tickets were above your price range.

i got in because i was asked to be on stage with him. i will post that as soon as i get the link to it out there on twitter. take a look at weather maps. we have obviously a big storm moving across the northeast. you can get a very good idea where the front is there. 30 degrees in pittsburgh, 65 in dc. so the front has moved on through. very chilly air behind, in fact, get ready, there's gonna be some snowflakes flying across that area, actual snowflakes. here you go, this tropical storm philippe has moved off the coast of florida. that's good news at least for florida multiply but all of that moisture is gonna get pulled into this front that's been moving through, and it is gonna wring out a lot of moisture. anywhere you see that red there on the map, that is over four inches of rain. i think we'll likely see a few spots maybe up to eight inches of rain with this. that's gonna cause a lot of flooding. because of the wind that's coming along with this, that rain and the wind and the leaves that are still on the trees, it's gonna knock those leaves down and clog up all the gutters and we're going to see i think a very significant flooding mess

for a lot of people here and also tomorrow, tonight into tomorrow winds may be up to 65, 70 miles an hour. so be very, very careful out across the northeast. out across parts of the plains it was so cold today in yesterday. today in texas, back in the seventies. abby: you've warned us about the gutter clogging. ed: still ahead, one magazine under fire for publishing an op-ed titled, "why are all the conservative loudmouths irish americans?" the growing outrage coming up. pete: plus democrats call the republican tax plan a rip joplin joplin. but g.o.p. congressman mike kelly says they've got it all wrong and he joins us next. >> this plan is a disaster for america. the more it's exposed to since then, the more rotten it smells. >> the plan is very, very good for the super rich. mind. we had a power outage for five days total. we lost a lot of food.

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pete: welcome back to "fox & friends" weekend. quick headlines for you. the l.a. dodgers pulling even with the houston astros in the world series, taking game 46-2, cody bellinger knocking in the-go-ahead run in the ninth. a cap worn by a hall of famer jackie robinson selling for $590 $590,594 at auction, breaking the previous record for a ball cap by 50 grand. it had metal inserts protecting robinsoning from racially motivated beanings. ed, you definitely didn't make that bid? but you did write a great book called "42 faith" about jackie robinson. abby: ed, you wrote a book? ed: yea. i love when you tease me about it. it's really cute. abby: a great one, you should get it. leading democrats making it clear how they feel about the g.o.p. plan to cut your taxes. take a listen. >> this plan is a disaster for america. the more it's exposed to

sunlight, the more rotten it smells. >> the plan is very, very good for the super rich members of the trump administration. >> an assault. it's, you know, a rip -off, a shakedown. ed: the media not much better. like this headline in the washington post: tax cuts are worse than unwarranted; they are dangerous, according to the washington post. g.o.p. congressman mike kelly sits on the house ways and means committee. they write the tax bills. he joins us now to react. good morning, congressman. and i wonder how do you get this passed when you have not just this wall of obstruction from democrats, but you have many in the media saying, "this is just a giveaway, it's a scam"? >> i think it's the usual suspects, right? i'm always intrigued how people who haven't read any of the plan yet are so critical of it and get out there and make statements like that. it's not fair to the american people because i think what most americans want is to be treated fairly. that's all they're looking for

and for somebody to get out early and trash a plan that really they haven't even read all the content of it is, to me is deplorable. so i'm one of those irish loudmouths that's out there, irish-american loudmouths saying "you know what? why don't you wait to see what's actually in the plan before you start trashing. it let's make sure the american people understand look, it's not a republican plan or a democrat plan that's gonna save them. it's a plan coming out of the congress that treats americans, hardworking american taxpayers fairly." isn't that the whole object? abby: you're just owning it. there are a lot of specifics, though, in this tax plan that we just don't know about, as you're referring to, like how the brackets are gonna break down, for example. why has it been so secretive? why don't we know more about what ultimately will be in this plan? >> i don't know that so much that we need to know exactly everything that's in the plan right now. we're gonna be rolling it out for a markup pretty soon and there will be all kinds of discussion then. in the last six years through chairman dave kemp, through chairman paul ryan, through

kevin brady, we have had over 40 public hearings where all the members of ways and means have listened to the american people whether it be at the corporate level or individual level to get from them what is the most important thing in tax reform. the president has said very clearly, tax cuts, the largest tax cuts in american history over the last 30 years we're attempting to make sure that americans have more take-home pay and we can compete globally in a very competitive market. so what could possibly be wrong with that? so i would just say to all those folks that are trashing it, hey, wait 'til you hear the details before you start throwing it under the bus. ed: our viewers want to know the details. a lot of people who voted for trump are wondering where's the tax cut, and the president has said, "look. the goal is by the end of the year." and we keep hearing, well, this may slip to february, march of next year. is that acceptable to you as a member of the ways and means committee, or are you still promising the american people this is gonna get done by the end of the year? >> here's what i will promise the american people: the ways and means committee is gonna be

rolling out tax cuts, the largest tax cuts in our history coming up very soon, we'll be talking about it this week and the week after, we will get something through the house of representatives that makes sense to the american people. where it goes from there depends on where the senate comes in and then the white house of course will have the final say. but i have so much faith in president trump and making sure that middle income and lower income people look at this tax plan and say "you know what? i have more money in my pocket today than i had before." we keep american jobs here in america and we grow the economy. the answer to everything is a dynamic and robust economy that takes care of the all of our american citizens and makes sure we can compete all over the world with these jobs. abby: do you think you'll get any democrats on board with this in the end? >> you know what, honestly, abby in the environment we're in now i think the whole deal is to try and make the other side look bad rather than what makes it look good for the american people. i think if we can pivot to that, both sides of the aisle, by the way, stop criticizing each other and do what's right for the american people, that's a win. that's a win for every single

one of us. abby: congressman kelly, thank you so much. >> have a great sunday. ed: hillary clinton answering the hard-hitting question everyone wants to know. how do you even get out of bed? >> i watched a lot of hdtv. played with our two sweet dogs. did some yoga, and, yes, i also had my fair share of chardonnay. ed: but what about that whole dossier thing? abby: and we have got trick-or-treaters in our greenroom this morning that only means one thing. the "fox & friends" halloween costume parade is coming up next next. that is reason to stick around. ♪ it's ok that everybody ignores me when i drive. it's fine, 'cause i get a safe driving bonus check every six months i'm accident-free. and i don't share it with mom. right, mom? right. safe driving bonus checks, only from allstate. switching to allstate is worth it.

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trooper in black because storm troopers were all in white in the old days. pete: ed the candy man. abby: we have riley as supergirl supergirl. supergirl is the number one costume this morning, and salvador's spider-man. pete: and riley is the taught of one of our directors as well. abby: hey, riley, did you know that your costume is the most popular one this year? superwoman. then we have charlotte as belle, mia as aurora. ed: one last one. abby: and olivia as mal from the descendants. you look fabulous. what's your favorite candy? >> zero. abby: sour. look at it costumes. look how great.

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>> more and more continues to break about this dossier, the clinton campaign, and the dnc

paid $12 million for a dossier to connect donald trump to russia. >> the dnc and nancy pelosi and other democrat lieders claim they don't know anything. now, they're caught with their hand in the cookie jar. >> and now the house intelligence committee struck a deal to access to fusion gps bank records. >> this needs to unwound totally it poisoned our relationship. this whole story about a trump russia connection smeared donald trump. liberalism is a cheap bumper sticker. it doesn't mean anything but the perpetual outrage campaign is all they have. >> since the election, one of the most common questions people have asked me is how did you even get out of bed? i watched a lot of hgtv, did some yoga, and yes i also had my fair share of wine. >> and to right center field, back and there it goes.

♪ abra cadabra, i want to reach out and grab you ♪ >> abby: how cool does our studio look this morning? >> pete: spooky set this morning >> abby: shout out to our graphics department. >> pete: they're doing a great job. and we just killed it with iteration one of our halloween parade at the end of this hour we have a bigger badder halloween parade. >> abby: that's how we do it on a four hour show. >> ed: we have some hosts too. >> abby: look how cute they are. >> pete: they've just got a lot of candy so they have a lot of sugar and we send them home. >> abby: so exciting and you guys keep sending us in your pictures all morning or viewers and we love them and they keep pouring in. this is from pam. her dog gator, representing political views of course. >> pete: i think the button says

republican. >> ed: this one from rhonda her grandchild dressed up as a dragon. and jennifer sending this one her babies trick or treating at the revolutionary war site in historic camden, south carolina. >> pete: await what is he? beauty and the beast? >> abby: a historic site that's awesome. >> pete: here is mike with his granddaughter ainslee, and her horse good time charlie they came in second in their equestrian show halloween contest. looks like they went as a chick-fil-a logo. >> ed: if you keep sending in pictures fox & friends.com, we will keep showing them for the next hour. >> pete: keep letting us know if you think adults should wear costumes. >> abby: i think it's fine. pete will never wear a costume. >> pete: i've worn them. >> ed: we were just talking about the millennials, i got distracted. >> abby: what do you think? >> ed: i think it should stay with kids. it's a kids holiday frankly. some of the costumes are fun.

i actually saw a snowflake last night. this woman had snowflakes around her with a sign in the back that said handle with care. it was funny. >> abby: ed a lot weren't even costumes they wear that every day in new york. >> pete: it's possible. anything is possible in new york >> abby: we do have a lot of news to get to this morning the house intelligence committee is striking a deal for access to fusion gps bank records it's a big deal because we're talking about the dossier and the research done on trump and collusion with the russians we're getting a better sense of how this was funded where it was all coming from. >> ed: you've had republicans saying for a long time wait a second this is the robert mueller investigation. you took this dirty dossier, you come up with unverified information about the president, you get that to the obama administration, funded by democrats the information, gleaned from russian sources, suggesting russian influence in the election on the democratic side and then you take this un verified information and hand it to the obama administration, susan rice and others and say do

you know what? then we need surveillance and where does it go? >> pete: where does it all go and when it all goes there from a poisoned source and that's a word that was used by one of our previous guests on the program, democrat made a great point about if this investigation is based on a false document what is it really? take a listen. >> this whole story about a trump/russia connection smeared donald trump. now you know whether you like donald trump or not isn't the question. it's whether this is in line with the basic fairness that americans expect, and after an election to come up with that, really was most unfortunate for our democratic process, for the incoming president, and frankly, for the democratic party and i'll tell you why, because the democrats have mislead the election. they still don't know why the party lost, and if you don't know why you lost you can't remedy the situation and create an opposite result the next time >> pete: if you're eating fruit

from a poisoned tree it's a problem. president trump talked about fake news. what i would call this investigation at this point is a fake investigation. it was funded first by never trumpers and then it went to the clintons who used a firm like fusion gps who used an intelligence officer that wasn't confirmed to get paid russian sources and then the fake news media happily ran with it with their anonymous sources because they're all buddies with the clinton folks and then it went to the obama administration and former fbi director is leading this investigation with a bunch of democratic lawyers he's hired to be a part of the special counsel. at what point does someone look around and say wait this is started by democrats and done by democrats and only exposed democrats and we have no evidence yet president trump ever colluded. >> abby: a big part of the investigation came from the dossier. that is the big question because when you look at more broadly the money and time that's being spent on the doj investigation and the collusion with the russia's involvement how much of that was tied back to the dossier we now know was funded by democrats? this whole story has completely

turned on itself. >> ed: that is a big question but when pete takes it to the next level and says it's a fake investigation we'll see. robert mueller may start showing his cards on monday. >> pete: which he's going to do. >> ed: it might be something that makes people in the white house say huh. maybe not. >> pete: i'm saying if you look right now at everything that we do have and how left and fake news media have tried to push this story with anonymous sourc ing and connections they still haven't produced anything and we'll learn monday about what bob mueller knows or has based on what the indictment is but this is exactly how the left when they lost they couldn't figure it out so they latched on to russia. it's a typical tactic to say what we're most guilty of we're going to charge you of and then indict you publicly because everyone out there is with us and then when you're exposed it's a house of cards. >> abby: well democrats are in a tough place because they've been using this as their talking point for almost a year now and a lot didn't realize it came

from the democrats so a lot the radio silence broke on friday because they say where does this go? president trump from the beginning said i've got nothing to hide here. i'm not concerned about this investigation. nothing is going to come from it and his attorney ty cobb is reiterating it. he said to the new york times the president has no concerns in terms of any impact as to what happened to manafort or flynn in his campaign or in the white house so they're saying look we're staying quiet. there's nothing that we feel uncomfortable with. >> pete: as you pointed out ed in the white house that's the strategy. initially president trump went after mueller as a witch hunt. they've very since been quiet. >> abby: attorneys said be quiet because if you have nothing to hide this will play out and the truth will be told to the american people and if you have nothing to hide nothing to worry about. >> ed: what other attorneys for the president are hoping from my understanding and reporting is that eventually, after all these e-mails have been turned over by the white house, white house officials have started to be

interviewed by robert mueller, they are confident inside the white house that robert mueller will see there was not obstruction of justice in terms of the firing of james comey and other things so then he's left with other things and we'll see are there crimes there or not and maybe more importantly, does it tie to any collusion? did it, was a single vote in the last election changed by russian interference? so far? no evidence. >> pete: think about this just stepping back. a year, if this whole russia russia russia thing really is a nothing is it not the biggest ru se in political history, waste of time of money, of influence, and all for a resistance movement that truly just hated the outsider billionaire that blew up their process, beat 17 candidates that no one thought was possible, beat the inevitable hillary clinton the first woman president to storm the white house and they said we've got to get them. we're going to use russia. what if the whole thing is smoking? >> abby: i do think there are concerns about russia and what their motivation is. you can take the politics out of

it and that's where the investigation should go on not necessarily with trump specifically or, you know, more broadly about russia and what they wanted to do to impact a democracy because clearly they have motivations and they're going to continue to try and impact what goes on in the u.s. for years and years. >> ed: does that include an investigation of what the democrats did uranium one and other aspects of this pointing towards hillary clinton not just the person beaten by donald trump but the former secretary of state when her husband was out there pushing this uranium deal. >> pete: it's a great point. >> ed: getting speaking fees millions of dollars for the clinton foundation and hillary clinton was out last night. you think she's out there often giving these speeches, she's on twitter commenting on anything she wants, free to do that. >> abby: she mentioned this. >> ed: has not said anything about this. instead there's a bigger question she wants to answer. >> since the election, one of the most common questions people have asked me is how did you even get out of bed? yes, i'll be honest there were

times when it was tempting just to pull the covers up over my head but instead, i spent time with family and friends. i watched a lot of hgtv, and went into my own frenzy of organizing closets and drawers in our house, played with our two sweet dogs, did some yoga, and yes, i also had my fair share of chardonnay. >> ed: do you think she organizes closets really? >> pete: i don't know. it just goes on and on and on and that speech went on and on and on by the way and she talked about fox news and blamed everybody as she's done this entire time but democrats as we talked about saying not only is she not going away with this book tour and speeches but the legacy of what her campaign has done is not going away. democrats have a clinton problem >> abby: and they've got a winning problem because they have not won elections for the

past few cycles so they're wanting to have a fresh start and want new leaders a new message, a new voice and as long as hillary clinton continues to be out there, i think you have a number of democrats that are like it is time to walk off that stage. >> ed: you've got nancy pelosi still running the democrats in the house. whose leading the polls for the democrat field? bernie sanders. >> pete: oh, i know it and they're running further left into the looney end of the political spectrum which we'll see how that works out. >> abby: we do have weather headlines starting with some extreme weather tropical storm going across the southern coast of florida this morning a tornado briefly touching down in west palm beach ahead of the storm knocking out power to thousands of people and the powerful storm fueling a second system moving into the northeast today drenching rains, winds expected to sweep the new england region throughout tomorrow. and new overnight the first mlb player to kneel during the national anthem is now under arrest. oakland a's catcher bruce max

well facing charges of aggravated assault and disorderly conduct accused at pointing a gun at a female delivery driver last night in scottsdale, arizona. and a wild college football saturday the ohio state buckeyes needing all 50 minutes in columbus to pull out a come from behind win beating penn state 39 -38 in a huge big 10 match. did you watch that? next the iowa state cyclones knocking off the second top five team of the season an extensive win over tcu 14-7. good sport games on right now. >> pete: i'm a midwest kind of a big 10 sympathies. so all right, you didn't want to know that but i thought i'd tell you now america knows so cool stuff, pete. >> abby: thanks. >> ed: i'm an expert at telling you things you don't even want to hear so we showed you these stunning pictures a giant dent in the oklahoma city thunder's plane and you won't believe what caused it. >> pete: plus tomorrow democrats are denying any knowledge about

that dirty dossier. >> how can you contribute that the dnc would be in the dark about the dossier? >> i wasn't aware. >> ed: former congressman jason says that doesn't make any sense he joins us live. ♪ what if i was made for you

>> when did you learn the dnc and clinton campaign were behind the dossier? >> i wasn't aware of anything at all. >> and how can you contribute that the dnc be in the dark about the dossier? >> i wasn't aware of the arrangements at all. >> abby: well she ran the dnc when it funded that dirty dossier but when pressed on capitol hill as you just saw debbie wasserman schultz claims she has no knowledge of that specific arrangement isn't that convenient? >> they spent $9 million and

they say oh, i had no idea. how do you not know $9 million left your campaign? we could account for every cent. if you could let $9 million escape a campaign and not know where it's going you should not be commander-in-chief. you know where $9 million goes to a law firm is going. that's not a rounding error. >> abby: joining us now, fox news contributor and former chairman of the oversight and government reform committee jason good to see you this morning. >> jason: good morning. >> abby: all right so you heard from debbie wasserman schultz who was chairman of hillary clinton's campaign saying we knew nothing about this deal. we knew nothing about the money that now we know was spent to fund this dossier. you've run campaigns before, when you are doling out millions of dollars, how do you not know where that money is being spent either you really don't know and you aren't doing your job or you're lying about it. >> jason: yes, this is by the millions and millions of dollars and i'm just guessing but behind the scenes boy when they thought they had some dirt on donald

trump, my guess is they didn't hesitate at all to spread that around. you know even time magazine puts donald trump jr. up on the cover of its magazine, caught you know red handed and then all of a sudden now we find out that the actual collusion may have been actually with the russians and the hillary clinton campaign, so it doesn't pass the basic sniff test. nobody believes what she's saying. >> abby: so now the house ways and means committee they're now able to trace the money to figure out where it came from, how it was spent all those things. do you think we'll find out more about this dossier, anything than we already know that's going to be problematic? >> jason: well, we should. there are at least four committees in congress that are looking at this, everybody from the oversight committee, the judiciary committee, the intelligence committee, the senate judiciary committee. you have the speaker of the house now engaged and involved saying he gotta insurances from

the fbi that would turnover the records. i think what viewers should listen for this coming week is what percentage of the records did they actually give to congress? i'm very skeptical the fbi will be as cooperative as they say they will but the key thing here is to follow the money. where did the money go, who did it go to and at what time? >> abby: and who knew about it so this has been the democratic 's talking point for almost a year now this dossier trying to make the point there has been collusion with the russians and with president trump. so far nothing has come out. where do democrats go now because this has been their whole thing. this is what they have had and now, we now know they funded it. >> jason: well, obviously tomorrow you've got news reports that there will be some sort of indictment coming up tomorrow, may or may not be directly related to that obviously that will be a pivot point, but at some point, you have to actually produce something and here we are 10 almost 11 months into the trump administration and there really hasn't been any evidence

at all of the so-called collusion other than some 20 minute meeting which didn't turn out what it was supposed to be and democrats like adam shif will have to come back and explain to the american people why in the world they spent all this time and energy and there was nothing there. >> abby: robert mueller is over this broader investigation. some people are saying he needs to step aside and resign. what's your take? >> jason: well what i worry about is conflicts of interest because if you go back and look at when he was the director of the fbi and when you look at the relationship with james comey you look at those, there's a lot of thins that i think the attorney general should go back to his senior staff there, the investigators, starting with director mueller and say do you have any conflicts of interest? so that is absolutely got to be number one. >> abby: good to see you this morning jason. >> thank you. >> abby: have a good sunday. still ahead one magazine under fire for publishing an op-ed titles why are all conservative

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>> pete: we have quick headlines starting with a fox news alert an escaped inmate is caught trying to cross the border into mexico after four days on the run. u.s. marshals capturing 43 year old todd boys overnight trying to cross the rio grande river in texas. he was able to change into street clothes in his cell and then walk out of a west virginia jail. officials didn't realize he was gone until nearly two days later someone didn't do role call and we're now learning what caused this damage to the oklahoma city thunder's plane. delta airlines says the charter flight apparently hit a bird

when it was landing. players noticed the planes caved in nose posting these pictures on social media. no one was hurt. they are lucky. >> abby: that's a strong bird. >> pete: that's a big bird. >> abby: look at that dent unbelievable. well newsweek magazine is out with an op-ed many are calling racist. >> ed: titled why are all the conservative loud mouths irish american. we have many angry loud mouths with names like o'riley, hannity , and lurking back there with the smile the scary bannon. why has a bunch of people in an earlier period might have been called mix, drawn no notice at all. irish-american that's kind of bizarre. >> pete: here to react is former pollster for the trump campaign, so why is it suddenly inbound for this type of critique to be made? >> first of all somebody of irish heritage i was born in fort dix, because my dad walter was in the fighting 60 and his

uncle was the colonel and we used to watch the st. patrick's day parade every year. and migrate grandfather came over in 1876 and became a new york city police captain but the irish-americans what this author is upset about and it's an insulting article what's really bad about tv is we used to have sober serious protestant tv celebrities and the article then he compares to all of the irish catholics have finally become white. it's ridiculous. it's liberal, divisive identity politics. newsweek shouldn't have given it any space at all and what he's really upset about is the irish american vote went for donald trump and having polled for trump we won swing states because that irish american vote voted for him because of idiotic people like him in the elite that really don't understand working class americans and the contributions that irish americans made to this country. >> abby: there seems to be today more of a disconnect than ever between the media and the american people and the folks that they hope read and watch

their stuff and yet, they're so removed from who they are as people and what makes them who they are. >> and shawn hannity doesn't have a racist bone in his body. the guy is very inclusive but he's conservative and what he doesn't like is the fact that the irish american vote has trended conservative and he took particular shots at catholics which is really insulting so people like congressman king who i work for and other irish americans they get this and it's just really insulting. >> pete: you use the word identity politics. why is it okay today for whites to race to be brought into play when we're talking about whites but the other way around it's racist. why or how have we gotten there? >> the bad part is they've become it's open season on certain republicans and conservatives and they really have no bounds and they smear us with these attacks that just aren't true and we took a survey and it's on our website, mclauch

linonline.com. this is on all voters do you defend the right to free speech or should it be restricted? 85% say defend the right to free speech so this guy has a right to be a fool but on the other hand, we'll defend that right but on the other hand he shouldn't be insulting us like this and then newsweek actually giving them this to do it. >> ed: john thanks for coming in. >> thank you, sir. >> pete: still ahead so what's so wrong with supporting our men and women in uniform? one magazine says that it's bad for the country. >> abby: a lot of magazine articles. plus martha stuart opening up about everything to harvey levin from her billion dollar business business to her down fall at the hands of james comey. harvey is here with the inside scoop that's airing tonight. ♪ american woman, this is what i say ♪

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♪ it's thriller, thriller night, you're fighting your your life ♪ >> abby: as we're waiting for thriller to be played. >> pete: i guess saved the best for last type deal. >> abby: how we doing here? >> pete: can you do the michael jackson like thing? >> ed: you know, we'll do it at the end. oh, in the green room we got all the kids in there. they're so excited halloween

parade round 2. >> pete: i see mario brothers, i see princesses, i see elmos, pirates, everything. >> abby: that's all coming up in the next 20 minutes but we've got more of your halloween photos you've been sending us they're so awesome, anita sends us this picture of her lobster dog luna. that's a great costume. >> ed: look out george. this is a picture of layla, vivian from green bay as the wizard of oz cast. >> abby: that never gets old. >> pete: none of them went as packers fans this year because it's a tough year and this one from colleague her labradoodle delivering treats. with a ups box in front. >> abby: so cute this is liam, he's a marching cougar band member and lillian dressed as a rain cloud. >> pete: very creative. she looks like a sad rain cloud in that photo. >> abby: rain clouds are supposed to be sad. >> ed: are they happy? >> pete: in a drought sometimes

they're happy. >> ed: should you disclose when you slam the packers you're from minnesota? >> pete: probably should mention that but everybody knows it. >> abby: he's world famous pete? everyone knows everything about pete. >> ed: everyone knows. >> pete: oh, that's good. nobody kneeling on the vikings, i will note. >> abby: well more fun coming up on the show but i want to bring you serious headlines we are following a family of a marine who overdosed at the va hospital known as candyland reaching a $2.3 million settlement with the government. jason's family says doctors in t omah, wisconsin didn't attempt to save his life until 10 minutes after he was found unresponsive in 2014. and an inspector general report found the hospital commonly prescribed opioids giving it the nickname candyland. and meeting this week the disgraced and now unemployed quarterback setting off a fire storm last year after refusing to stand for the national anthem and mcnair taking heat for

commenting on those protests saying "we can't have the inmates running the prison." he's since apologized for that comment no word if either are planning to attend that meeting. and a national magazine fears america's love for our soldiers is a problem. an article in the economist spreading that it leads to bad decisions when it comes to funding and some readers expressing outrage over the article on twitter and one person tweeting if you can't stand behind our soldiers feel free to stand in front of them and then more proof not that we needed it and patrick posts the economist for the military is far more problematic than america's appreciation out. >> pete: it's true. >> abby: all good thoughts. >> pete: there could be a lot of craziness and also a lot of common sense on twitter. >> abby: let's go out to rick for weather. is it true rick if you're dressed up as a rain cloud you have to look down? we've lost rick. >> pete: rick is in with the kids right now in the green room he's being mobbed apparently.

>> ed: the kids are all hopped up on candy. >> rick: hi guys i was trying to get in her. there's a few kids. can you believe this? and a few parents. i know they're saying i'm on. i know i'm on it's hard to hear anything. are you guys excited? >> yes. >> rick: why? it's halloween, you'll get candy something like that? and it's going to get rained on right now, take a look at the weather maps show you what's going on. we have tropical storm yesterday forming very quick movers so that's good news a bad part is a ton of the moisture gets pulled in across parts of the northeast in towards the mid atlantic merges with a cold front and we'll talk about a dumping four to six inches of rain in a lot of spots around upstate new york over towards parts of pennsylvania and new england get ready tonight for big wind maybe up to 70 miles an hour. what's going on? how are you?

>> good. >> rick rick hi, jackson how are you? >> good. >> rick: good thank you very much for coming in. guys back to you. >> pete: he is a pirate no doubt about that. >> abby: [laughter] >> rick: i had no idea it was jackson i was like wait i know this one. >> ed: you'll have to mend some fences you just told the kids their halloween is ruined. >> rick: it's going to be better by actual halloweenment. >> abby: give them some extra candy rick. we'll see you. >> ed: media mowing you'll martha stuart opening up about her incredible life story from building a billion dollar company to her fall yes at the hands of james comey. >> martha: for five months i spent an uneasy time in alderson federal prison. >> james comey was the prosecutor. >> yeah, so he's a complicated person isn't he? >> do you think that he's sexist >> abby: wow that is just hard of harvey levin's interview with

martha stuart airing on the fox news channel. >> pete: here more is tmz founder harvey levin. thanks for joining us fascinating so we've been asking everybody are you wearing a costume for halloween and if so what is it? >> i am wearing one but i'm not going to tell you. >> abby: [laughter] >> ed: he's a great tease. >> pete: keep you hanging well tell us about sitting down with martha stuart? >> harvey: well look, i wasn't sure what to expect, because you know, i read a lot about her before i did this and she's complicated. i walked out, i believe, understanding why she's such an amazing success and she is. martha stuart has a world view. she doesn't just kind of let things happen to her and this is what i found with all the people that i interviewed on this show is that they all, none of them really had a specific plan. here is how i'll make a billion dollars, but what they did was they opened themselves up so

that things could happen and they could seize upon them and she did that and she has an amazing life because like you said, she built this all out of nothing. james comey took her down but she came back up and she had a plan to come back up and she didn't let that defeat her and i walked away incredibly impressed i will say this. she does not have any love lost for donald trump because of what happened with the apprentice and she told me something about what her plan was, mark burnette's plan was at the end of the season when she did the apprentice it really surprised me. >> your version of the apprentice kind of ruined your relationship with donald trump, didn't it? >> at that time, he didn't like it, because well he doesn't like much, but he didn't like that i even had a version of the apprentice. i was supposed to fire him at the end of my first season.

well, he was going to leave the apprentice and that didn't happen. donald trump decided he wanted to continue with the apprentice. >> along the way, he trashed you and said oh,, her ratings were my ratings. that ruined the relationship didn't it? >> oh, well at that time, it wasn't so nice to say things like that but he said that about his other successors too. he doesn't want to give anybody else a chance does he? >> abby: wow. no love loss there harvey? >> harvey: no, no, no. and you know, she has a very strong view of people and you know, i talked to her about people in her life throughout the hour and she does not mince words including her ex-husband. there's kind of a hilarious moment and it's not a funny story. i mean her marriage fell apart and it really hurt her but the way she describes what happened, it's unique, [laughter]. >> abby: worth watching i'm sure

you asked her about her time in prison as well. i'm fascinated by that. >> harvey: well i will tell you this. i did ask her a lot about that and the thing that just stunned me, in fact i don't know if you guys saw this at the beginning when we played that first clip with comey. did you see those objects that were sitting in front of her? >> pete: no. >> harvey: oh, my god. she made those in prison. i mean, she made and it's the most intricate thing i've ever seen and she was only supposed to only allowed to make three but she convinced the prison that the 13 of them were actually just one, [laughter] and you will not believe, you will not believe what she made. it is incredible. >> abby: that's one way to stay preoccupied in prison. being there with martha stuart helping you make things. >> pete: objectified tonight on the fox news channel at 8:00 p.m. don't miss it. >> abby: harvey great to see you >> good talking to you. >> ed: the gdp once again hitting president trump's target

people stopped but its now hit its target of 3% growth. how significant is that? who better to ask? maria bartiromo on what it means for your wallet. >> abby: not in a halloween costume this morning. [laughter] ♪ it's good to be alive right about now, good, good, good to be alive right about now ♪

>> ed: quick headlines christmas trees cost you more this year shortages from the country's top two producers in oregon and north carolina causing the spike. some trees take up to nine years to grow and farmers estimate the shortage will linger for another six to eight christmases and an iconic toy store wants to help you fill that space under the expensive tree. fao schwartz is making a return after closing its doors two years ago. nearly 200 pop-up shops open this week inside bon ton

department stores and at berghoff goodman in new york city. perfect handoff. >> pete: well the gdp once again hitting president trump's target of 3% growth. the president touting this record tweeting very little reporting about the great gdp numbers announce yesterday 3% despite the big hurricane hits best consecutive quarters in years. >> ed: here to break down this historical significance sunday morning future's host maria bartiromo. not just because of what the president is talking about with gdp hitting that target earlier than many expected, if you get the tax cut deal maybe it goes even higher, but also, the possibility its been teased by the president of a new fed chair coming this week. >> maria: this is a really really big week because we are going to see congress come out with the house ways and means committee come out with its tax plan on wednesday. on friday we get the jobs number for the month of october and then as you say we may hear probably will hear who the

president's pick is for the federal reserve chairman. this 3% number is a really big deal. we have not seen two consecutive 3% numbers in a long time, more than a decade, and the fact is this is totally due to the fact that president trump has been rolling back regulations in a huge way as well as creating this optimism which of course has created $5.3 trillion in market value for the stock market. let me give you one stat ed, okay? because in president obama's final year, the federal register hit 97,000 pages. you know that's up by nearly 18,000 pages. they're actually calling this in the halls of congress 15 king james bibles. that's how much president obama has increased regulation. president trump is going down as the least regulatory president of all. why is this important? because as he's rolled back regulations, it has created an opportunity for businessman ager s to invest once again in their businesses and stop spending all this money hiring lawyers, keeping up with compliance. then you've got $5.3 trillion in

market value that has enabled people to feel confident. >> ed: what did you make of steve mnuchin though treasury secretary warning this week if you don't get the tax cut deal markets coming down. >> maria: i think that's absolutely right because there's a real optimism the president will cut taxes this plan will be effective in terms of moving the needle on economic growth. look there's no debating. the congress understands they need to get this done. i think they will get this done. there's some debate about the state and local income tax deduction being eliminated. i think it will probably come out with a plan to address that but we'll hear more details wednesday. there's a lot of meetings behind the scenes going on right now, lobbyists are in force, real estate lobby among the most powerful so we'll see what comes out at the end of the day. >> pete: now i know what to watch later in just a couple of minutes. sunday morning futures who do you have on your program? >> maria: the majority leader of the house kevin mccarthy joining us talking about the tax plan and also peter king, new york congressman peter king will talk

to us about the news around the special council, robert mueller 's office wall street journal is asking mueller to resign we'll talk about that and as i mentioned kevin mccar think the majority leaders where is the status of this tax plan? i'm just back from saudi arabia incredible trip. the president, the u.s. , and the saudis have a new relationship. they were mad at america after we pulled out of iraq. that's also a huge story we'll talk about it coming up. >> pete: wow great show. >> maria: i'm fired up this morning. >> ed: i love it. >> pete: well the wait is almost over, abbey's not here because she's putting on her costume right now. ed and i are about to do the same the big reveal is next plus what is it? ♪ serious and spooky, the adams family, the house is a museum, when people come to see them ♪ o you're being audited.

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>> abby: all right, usually we take you to the diner but this morning we're bringing the food right here in studio with our halloween costumes, so we have breakfast with friends. [laughter] >> pete: that's exactly right. >> abby: cereal, waffles and of course pete-- >> abby: [laughter] >> pete: that is a home made costume by the way made specifically for abbey. >> abby: oh, for my belly? >> pete: yes. >> abby: this is a great idea. >> pete: that is amazing. >> abby: what do you guys think? do you like it, the belly out? you guys have already been in the parade so we're bringing new kids out. who do we have? desiree. >> pete: daughter olivia, nephews cameron and connor.

>> abby: you guys are so cute. so sweet. >> ed: they're all going through and we will give them candy at the end. >> abby: this is our executive producer of the weekend show, shawn, his beautiful wife and his son. >> pete: what's up buddy? >> abby: [laughter] >> pete: i'm going to steal the executive producer's child. give me five, buddy. >> ed: put it back together now and producer jeff's wife diana holding baby frankie with daughters isabella and gianna. >> abby: awesome, what are you guys? >> milana. oh, that's a popular one this year. >> abby: guys there's candy over there. oh, and we found mini mouse. >> pete: this is ashley with daughter ayla. don't be worried. >> abby: she's beautiful.

>> pete: and this is luke. >> ed: this is jackson and luke >> abby: you guys look just great. >> ed: what is luke? that is baby lucas batman. baby girl and she's batgirl. >> abby: that's right. >> pete: are you going to teach her? >> ed: of course she's going to love bacon. is this her tv debut? >> abby: how much is she now? >> pete: two months. >> abby: can you guys all wave and say happy halloween. >> pete: thank you to the disney store and spirit halloween for all of the amazing costumes for more info go to fox & friends .com. for fox & friends next. >> pete: she's fine. >> abby: she says i don't like

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>> abby: you make a great waffle you really do. >> pete: old man. >> abby: have you guys had a fun morning? >> yeah. >> abby: are you still going trick or treating? >> yes. >> ed: did you have fun? yeah, what are you? it's awesome. >> supergirl. >> ed: did you have fun? >> yes. >> abby: thanks for joining us. >> abby: can you all wave and

say happy halloween? >> "happy halloween." >> pete: oh, my goodness thanks for joining us this weekend. >> trick or treat. >> abby: [laughter] >> maria: good sunday morning everybody. we have a huge week ahead as soon as tomorrow, there may be an arrest in the robert mueller russia probe. house republicans are expected to release their tax plan on wednesday, and congressional investigators take a deeper look at the obama era uranium one deal. good morning everyone the i'm maria bartiromo welcome to sunday morning futures. the wall street journal reporting at least one person has been charged in robert mueller's russia investigation. an arrest possibly coming tomorrow, where does the probe go now i'll talk with house majority leader kevin mccarthy and house counter terror subcommittee peter king and former arkansas governor mike huckabee coming up and i'll also