field. >> that is hooked down into the corner at the wall. it's gone. into the crawford box. heather: the home run hit by the visiting l.a. dodgers. the woman celebrating her souvenir before it was snatched and thrown back onto the field. "fox & friends" continues right now. have a great day. see you tomorrow. bye. >> believe me, if you're the person, you know. i mean, you've already been told you're a target. jillian: it is monday, october 30th. speculations swirling this morning as an indictment looms in the russia investigation. the credibility of robert mueller's team now called into question over potential leaks as president trump demands action. rob: also, the royal family targeted. a disgusting new threat from isis aimed at 4-year-old prince george, a very sick plot on the dark web just uncovered. jillian: anthem outrage

boiling over as almost every member of the houston, texans takes a knee. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ thunder ♪ feel the thunder ♪ lightning and the thunder ♪ thunder, feel the thunder ♪ lightning and the thunder ♪ thunder ♪ thunder. jillian: one of my favorite songs to listen to you. good morning. raining on the east coast. you are watching "fox & friends first" i'm jillian mele. rob: i'm rob schmitt. going to be a nasty day. top story at this hour. speculation swirling as we await the first indictment in special counsel robert mueller's russia probe. it's an announcement that could be made today. jillian: top republicans are already calling into question the whole investigation over alleged

leaks by mueller's team. griff jenkins is live in washington, d.c. with what we can expect today. good morning, griff. >> jillian and rob good morning. forget the drilling in the background. that's not mueller's team that's just people working on our building. people could be taken into custody as soon as this morning if reported leaks on investigation are true that the grand jury has approved these first charges. look, we have no idea who might be charged or even what the charges are, although we have reported on some of the targets of mueller's investigation like mike flynn, the former's president national security advisor or paul manafort the campaign chairman. whoever it is, congressman trey gowdy a former prosecutor himself says is he frustrated this has leaked out. >> we don't know who is being charged. we don't know what they're being charged for. the only conversation i have had with robert mueller, it was stressing to him the importance of cutting out the leaks with respect to serious investigation. make no mistake, disclosing grand jury material is a violation of the law. >> the ranking member of the

house intelligence committee adam schiff says he has not been informed of the charges and wouldn't comment if he knows whether or not the president is being investigated. and when pressed, here's what he had to say. >> the idea that the president is not under investigation is, that your conclusion? >> i can't comment on it, george. i can't answer that one way or the other. >> you wouldn't know whether robert mueller is investigating the president? >> i can't comment on that at all. >> meanwhile president trump unleashed on twitter yesterday a series of five tweets and pointing to a total lack of investigation into links between russia and hillary clinton and democrats saying at one point, quote: there is so much guilt by democrats clinton and now the facts are pouring out, do something now, guys, we have stakeouts all over town. we won't tell you where. if something happens, we will bring it to you as soon as it does. just a quick note the president pointing out on twitter this russia tax

reform agenda, it may get in the way. republicans are supposed to unveil that bill on wednesday. heather: all right, griff. thank you. and with the speculation swirling in washington about who will be charged, a new jersey governor chris christie, a former federal prosecutor says if it's you, there's no doubt you don't already know. >> the people before the grand jury wouldn't know there were charges. did you go in there, you testify, you get out. so i think what's really important to focus on here today is what we don't know. and what we don't know is who the person is we don't know what the charges are. we don't know anything except there is a report that someone says there will be charges on monday and that there is a sealed indictment. so once that happens why have a throat react to. one thing that's clear here is i heard someone say are people nervous? believe me, if you're the person, you know. i mean, you've already been told you are a target. your lawyers have been -- if

you have been asked to come into the grand jury they have got to advise you as to your status if you are a target. if you have been told you are a target, believe me, you are not sleeping well anyway. ♪ rob: all right now to a fox news alert. north korea possibly making new preparations for war by simulating attack responses. state media in north korea reporting that citizens are having rare blackout exercises and mass evacuation drills. meanwhile, the u.s. flew a nuclear capable b-2 stealth bomber over the pacific this weekend in that region just days ahead of the president's visit to asia. jillian: congress wants to know more about how decisions are made before u.s. troops are sent into battle. defense secretary james mattis and secretary of state rex tillerson will testify today to the senate foreign relations committee over a war authorization bill put in place after 9/11 that allows military force against terrorist groups like isis. the deaths of four u.s. soldiers ambushed by

terrorists in niger ramping up calls to reconsider the broad war authority and give congress more control. fox news has learned white house senior advisor jared kushner made an unannounced trip to saudi arabia last week. kushner flying out on a commercial flight wednesday returning saturday night. now, we don't know who he met with, but the white house said he discussed the trump administration's peace initiative. this is the third time kushner has visited saudi arabia this year. rob: all right. we are now learning how an escaped inmate got from west virginia all the way to the rio grande where he was caught trying to cross into mexico. police nabbing 43-year-old todd boise and a get away driver who they say picked him up from jail. it took prison officials nearly two days to realize that boise had escaped and four officers have now been suspended in this. and we're going to see where that goes. boise had been charged with attempted murder of a police officer after stealing a car. jillian: two sailors rescued

after nearly six months lost at sea are back on dry ground this morning. rob: u.s. navy ship docking overnight at american naval base in japan. the women thanking the crew and calling on president trump to you honor their efforts. >> your commanding officer steve watson and your xo patrick german are two of the finest individuals that you have serving underneath you. you definitely need to accommodate them. rob: six months lost at sea. it is incredible. the women say they want to recover their boat and still visit the island of that hity original destination. jillian: maybe go a different route. rob: it is the largest single team protest in the nfl yet. all except 10 houston, texans players kneeling or sitting during the national anthem. jillian: this show of force to owner bob mcnair

comparing the players to inmates. kelly wright in washington, d.c. this is the first time anyone on the texans have protested this season. right? you are absolutely right. this is the first time they have ever participated. they usually stand even after the furor over president trump's comments about players. they still remain standing. sunday the houston texans and seattle seahawks played one of the greatest games this season. but the actions of the texan players before the game, well that still has many people talking because it was so dramatic. for the first time this season, the texans took a knee during the national anthem. all but 10 of the players were kneeling in protest of controversial comments made by team owner bob mcnair. during a recent meeting with other nfl team owners, discussing the nfl players' protest for racial and social issues during the national anthem. mcnair said: we can't have inmates running the prison. after his comments were made public, he issued an apology to his team and the nfl players twice stating that

his comments were very regretful and he went on to say i am truly sorry to the players for how this has impacted them and the perception that it has created of me, which could not be further from the truth. even jay-z tackled mcnair's comments telling fans at his show in anaheim, california, whatever you believe in, we come from one source, which means we are all brothers and sisters. now, beyond the mcnair issue, the nfl and players have cancelled their meeting in philadelphia today. philadelphia eagles safety malcolm jenkins, a spokesman for the players claim the nfl wants to get back to football and move past the anthem demonstration. we will continue to follow the developments. heather: they keep coming. kelly, thanks for joining us this morning. >> sure. jillian: the los angeles dodgers and houston astros turning game five of the world series into a home run battle. >> curiel high fly.

high fly ball. >> this is a game you wanted to be at. this was one. the astros putting the game away in the tenth inning. alex driving in the winning run for 13-12 victory right there. houston now leads the series 3 to 2. two former presidents in the house for the big win. you can guess which ones. >> play ball. [cheers] ing. >> bush 41. >> president george h.w. bush handing off the ball to his son george w. bush to throw out the pitch. the series heads to l.a. for game six tomorrow night. big game six. rob: i don't see l.a. losing game six. i think it will go game seven. we shall see. jillian: we shall see. rob: political smar smears and partridge in a pear tree. the christmas gift president obama planned to give president trump just

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group new oakland requiring weapons in germany, including bomb-making equipment and toxic chemicals. can you believe this? one of the men even went to syria, an american to meet with isis for tactics training. another bombshell discovery from that same book showing how democrats former president obama and susan rice tried undermine president trump around christmas time this year evident by attempting to unmask several names of republican campaign officials who may have been communicating with russia officials. this book all out war hits the store shelves tomorrow. jillian? jillian: anthem outrage boiling over as houston stages the largest protest yet with nearly every member on the team taking a knee or sitting for the anthem. the protest in response to team owner bob mcnair comparing the players continue to mates. here now react is former nfl player and author of "liberalism or thousand turn good men into wineries, would he byes and wimps,

burgess owens. thank you for joining us. your initial reaction when you, first of all, heard bob income narrow's comments last week. -- there is no limitation. now they are call their employer racist. you know, what are it comes down to is i remember growing up something called inmates running the asylum or the tail wagging the dog. tenksd, the translation is very simply, this employees do not have an opportunity to boss the boss. and these young men have to understand that and what gets me is that we are -- they are so upset, so sensitive about issues like being called s.o.b.s or whatever and meanwhile in the black community what's happening to what our women are being called? what's happening to the disrespect, the racial

stereotypes of black women of young black men, now they are looked at at thugs. we have an issue. the issue is not what we are seeing in the nfl. the issue is what's going on behind the scenes young people trained and indoctrinated to hate our country. done by the same people, the same left trying to make this an issue now. now. jillian: some people can understand why they would be upset. poor choice of words on bob mcnair's party. fighting this battle for a second season there was supposed to be a social concerns meeting between the players and owners in philadelphia today. that's been cancelled. malcolm jenkins has been saying we want to move past. this how do you see them being able to move past it? >> first thing if they're concerned about the image of the nfl being inmates, let's do something about that, 20 guys every single year for the last 17 years arrested for different things. there is an issue with thuggery within the nfl. and we have to understand where that comes from.

at the same time, it is not up to white men to handle the black problem. we have wealthy young men now. let's get together and figure out what they can do in the community to make sure that 83% of those black men that aren't working begin to work. 75% of black boys now in careful unable to pass reading and writing standards, what are black people doing about that? maybe we can hold these black politicians accountable because they are the ones that is protecting these guys and allowing this. there is a lot to be done and can be done by black people though and make sure that we as black men stand up and man up and make sure our community is being taken care of the way it should be. jillian: i know you have noticed and i have noticed, too. so players can learn a thing or two from a guy called chris long donating all paychecks. >> i'm so glad you brought it up. chris lock is a minority player. and if we clearly want to have things done, how about if our black men on the sidelines do the exact same

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jillian: welcome back. another conservative censored. another conservative taking to twitter after his account was suspended. rob: carley shimkus joins us with reaction. did he say one or two pretty vile things to get that suspension. >> the question is did he deserve that suspension? republican strategist roger stone has been suspended from twitter reportedly permanently after going on a profanity-laced tirade against several cnn anchors. on friday, he attacked don lemon, among several others. saying there are no credible fact checks that clear the clintons on uranium, even the people at cnn say you

are a buffoon behind your back. he also said this to don lemon. you come across on tv as a dull whited arrogant party boy. you lie constantly and no one who knows you thinks you are bright. he sent out several other tweets using profane language. roger stone says he plans on being sued. twitter wants to avoid being regular do you go lated like a utility. no one has been willing to file the antitrust case. i am. people reacting to this story on twitter of all of places. one say liberal bias is rampant everywhere. why can't there be a twitter alternative for conservatives and kevin on twitter says libs always get a pass because like twitter the mainstream media are all leftist owned and run. so twitter does have a policy against harassment. so, is this infringing on free speech rights or violate the rules. that's the question.

jillian: what's the rock up to this these days, carley. >> we talk about the 2020 election it looks like he might be interested in running. these rumors started back in may when he said this. take a listen. >> starting tonight, i am running for the president of the united states. in the past, i never would have considered running for president. i mean, i didn't think i was qualified at all. but now i'm actually worried that i'm too qualified. [laughter] jillian: okay. well, over the weekend at l.a. comicon i think the people's president has a really nice ring to that i will just say that it would be a great opportunity to help people. that actually sounds like he's serious. what? people of course chiming in on twitter. one person said that's my guy. long-time fan but no, not for president. we shall see. we still have a whole lot of time. what's his crash phrase? what's the rock got cooking up? i don't know. you guys don't look like wrestling fans to me.

rob: he could probably do a pretty good job at that go over to the white house and they're getting ready for halloween. >> this is the white house. melania trump tweeted this out from inside the white house it t. shows spiders right here covered in cob west virginia webs. she tweeted this picture out saying the people's house, the white house is yesterday to celebrate halloween. they are having a big event for kids, military kids and people in the d.c., maryland, virginia area so they are already. jillian: not a lot of people decorate for halloween anymore. >> i agree. very if he has been. rob: add president obama to the list of democrats now linked to the russian does yavment his campaign shelled out a million bucks to the law firms who hired fusion g.p.s. as a way to lawnder that money in. does this threaten the credibility of the russia collusion investigation? we will talk about that coming up. jillian: worst costume idea ever. the father who sent a mall into panic mode with this

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found it on a west london street. at this point it's unclear if this was an intentional act. the navy now trying to figure out if two u.s. navy seals are responsible for the death of a green beret. army staff sergeant logan, a veteran of two deployments to afghanistan was strangled it happened in his barracks in june. he was stationed in mali to help with secret counter terrorism training. according to the "new york times," the seals who are part of seal team six have been put on administrative leave. he lost his ability to talk and walk after being shot in the head. today his wife will take the stand for him. wife of master sergeant mark allen will testify today during the final day of the sentencing hearing. he pleaded guilty to desertion in 2009. he was exchanged for five mitt mow detainees after five years in captivity.

he could get life behind bars. rob: learned campaign shelled out a million bucks to the law firm that secretly paid fusion g.p.s. in 2016. so, does this threaten the credibility of the russia collusion investigation? as it gets more interesting this week. here now to debate spokesperson for american first policy katrina pearson and m mustafa. katrina, i'm going to start with you, does this threaten the credibility? does it kind of throw a shadow on it. >> not only does it threaten the credibility, rob, this is unethical and potentially criminal. here we are talking about the sitting president of the united states is using its own campaign to fund the resources defamatory smear campaign against a political opponent and to take that further, potentially used it and pushed it to the taxpayer funded law agency in order to prosecute said political opponent. there is only one thing that needs to be done here, and that is a probe needs to be open to find out exactly

what happened while this -- while president obama was in office with regards to everything they did to the trump campaign staff. rob: mustafa over to you, democrats will say this is a deflexion which we have heard a lot of. it still stinks a little bit. doesn't it? you have to admit that. >> well, this is a manufactured controversy debunked years ago. we keep bringing it up because there are no good answers as to why so many members of the trump campaign were meeting with russians before, after, and during the campaign. and so you can't come up with those answers, this is just a way of deflexion just like you said. rob: okay. you don't think that there is something wrong with you know, using russian sources to create a dossier against your opponent? what is the difference really between that and. so things -- >> -- opposition research is done in campaigns all the time. both sides do it all the time. in the end, the content of the does yea is not being questioned. what's being questioned is how it was funded. i just find that highly

unusual at a time that a number of trump officials met with russians, a number of trump officials were paid by the russians that should be the question we are asking. at the end of the day, we know that russia is or sworn enemy. continue to do this. it's a real problem. >> just because you keep saying the same thing doesn't make it true. we do know that hillary clinton, bill clinton and her entire campaign did collude with the russians. what's more important here though is the simple fact that there is interesting connections considering like neil king, for example, who worked for fusion gps. his wife reported directly to president obama as his senior advisor at the exact same time. so we do need to know who funded these things because the author of the dossier said that these are all uncorroborated anyway. rob: katrina, remember how crazy the democrats went when they found out about the donald trump jr. meeting. i mean, what is the difference? i mean, they went crazy over that story. that was the big smoking gun. now we have the same kind of

conduct by the democrats. >> this is a different. >> how is it not? rob: mustafa, it's opposition research, flight just what you just said? >> no. no. that was a direct outreach from the russian government saying that they had dirt on the opposition side coming directly from the russian government. that's highly, highly unusual. a number of people were asked would they ever take information coming from the russian government a number of people said no because that's a crime. you are conflating a crime to something that house opposition research got paid. it makes no complete sense. it's a manufactured controversy to deflect it and katrina knows it and i know it. rob: that's an opinion and can i respect that. >> if that's true than the dnc and the clinton campaign and everyone connected would not be lying about their role in having no idea. rob: why lie, if it's clean why lie. >> you know that's not true and you know this is a manufactured controversy.

rob: let me get back, mustafa, real quick, let me ask you a couple questions. go back to clean slate here. can you tell me why in the world the russians would want to put $140 million into the clinton foundation with all the foundations in the world, why would they donate that much money? why would they pay bill clinton three times his speaking fee to go over there and talk to them and meet with the president with vladimir putin? just answer that question. give me a logical reason why that would ever happen. >> i will give you a very logical reason. first, that's been debunked a number of times. rob: you can't give me an answer there. >> look, look. you have -- it's been debunked a number of times. we keep bringing stuff up that we know is not true anymore. rob: we. >> it's not true? >> because something that didn't happen. it can't be answered. look, at the end of the day, the questions that have to be asked are why is donald trump jr. meeting with russians? why is paul manafort paid

over $60 million by close allies? rob: i agree with you. what i'm saying is it's both sides. i'm not debating that. >> it's not both sides. you keep conflating. you keep conflating. >> there was not a single penny exchanged from any bank in russia to the trump campaign. >> campaign manager being paid by the russians. rob: thank you for very beautiful little panel here this morning. thank you so much. happy monday. all right. >> thank you. >> good morning. jillian: spirited. two extreme weather now. tropical storm felipe wreaking havoc on the gulf spinning up two tornadoes. rob: storm packing winds up to 80 mile-per-hour. ripping apart roofs, blowing out windows knocking out power at mobile home park in miami. our meteorologist janice dean joins us now. janice: some of that moisture working its way into the northeast where we

have, yes, quite an impressive storm underway. behind that snow across the great lakes. this is the one that is going to cause a lot of travel delays across the northeast today from new york city up towards portland and the wind gusts, i mean, in some cases 304, 0, even 50 mile-per-hour winds because of this coastal low that continues to ramp up. wind advisories are in effect for millions of folks along the northeast coast line. so, that's going to be an issue. each if it's not raining, the winds are going to cause some significant delays. forecast precipitation, we did see upwards of 4, 5, 6 inches of rain. the potential for more of that especially across northern new england. flood advisories are in effect for many folks across the interior northeast. this is what is going to happen. this storm is going to move offshore. much colder air moves. in the good news here is that for trick-or-treating tomorrow night, things look much better a little cooler but no storm systems which is good. janice: speaking of halloween, talking about

halloween. what we talking about? jillian: results are in, guys. how about this one? we know what candy trick-or-treaters will be looking forward to the most tomorrow. cease is reese's peanutbutter c. four of its relatives top 10 spots. twix, kit kat and snickers. > reese's pieces. milky way, reese's stuffed with pieces. peanut butter m&m's. butter finger. >> chocolate, number one, followed by fruity, caramel, nuts and kne nougat. people like boston baked beans. waxed bottles and good and

plenty liquo lick licorice the least. janice: what about candy corn? rob: i like to dump a whole thing of chocolate over my face. janice: go to rob's instagram have you excellent halloween costumes. rob: four years running. janice: are we dressing up tomorrow? rob: we'll see it will be a surprise. jillian: it's on. rob: 40 minutes after the hour. george washington's own church now moving to scrub any record of the first president from its history. our next guest says our country's foundation is in danger. new york city councilman joe bore really is here to talk about this. jillian: starbucks new frappuccino getting so much buzz it could wake the dead. we are taste testing the new zombie frap coming up ♪ i always feel like

jillian: welcome back. good monday morning to you. historic church where george washington worshipped has announced it will remove a plaque headquarter our first president. rob: church issuing this statement the plaques in our sanctuary make some in our presence feel unsafe or unwelcomed. some visitors and guests who worshipped with us choose not to return. all right. the question is where do we draw the line on this? we have seen this with the confederate statues and now moving onto the founding fathers here to weigh in is new york city councilman joe borelli. when you talk to people we have seen surveys. confederate monuments more leeway. owned slaves people were roundly against this. >> this is the slippery slope mentality that people were warning against when this first conversation about the confederacy monuments came up. i wish i could get myself all worked up in anger over. this the truth is this is just sad. is nothing sacco sang about

our history we have george washington potentially on the chopping block in the truth is there is a liberal minority in this country who applauds when we tear down our statues and rolls their eyes at our national anthem and disrespects our flag. too eager to see these memorials, someone who sacrificed so much to deliver our country to us and they are just on the sidelines applauding it. it's appalling. jillian: my question is what are history books going to look like in 10 or 20 years. are we going to be erasing history? >> there was a time when kids were just taught to accept george washington as a hero. to accept people as jefferson and lincoln as great men. we we used to sick patriotic songs in schools and wave flags at veterans day parade. these things are seeming like nostalgia. we have angry minority on the left side of our kin tri too eager to see this happen. rob: it's a small minority. you cannot blanket this over on the left. this is a far left radical

group pushing august of this. everybody is scared of them and scared of offending anybody and that's how they get so much leverage. >> that's the interesting thing is what happened to this church over the past few years. if you still go on the church's website this morning. they are advertising this connection to george washington almost like a tourist trap. they wanted people to come and visit the church. they wanted to be this church to be a part of our national identity. what happened overnight that suddenly people are triggered by a memorial that simply says in memorial of george washington? this is not a menacing statue in any way. this is not a menacing threat to anyone in the congregation. it was something that the congregation itself was so proud of for so long. jillian: it's the pew where he sat. he sat there for a very long time, a number of years. i don't even know erasing maybe editing history. >> look at the history of our country, washington stands first among equals essentially. you look at the history of even this church, this is someone who put his own money and time and effort into building this church in

1773. and here, you know, 240 odd years later, this church is just erasing the contributions that he made church it's for them. for us it's our country. rob rock look back at our history and hold them to today's standards. you will find very few of them are going to make the grade are we going to erase all that history around the world? >> find a city with perfect statues i would show you a city with no statues at all. jillian: thank you for joining us. time to check in with steve doocy to mind out what's coming up on f s this monday. steve: we have a big program on "fox & friends." counselor to the president of the united states kellyanne conway is going to be joining us live. allen dershowitz one of the greatest lawyers. we have lots to talk to him about and sara carter investigative reporter from circa news. why ask her with this report that apparently president obama's, obama for america, organizing for america group paid that firm, that law firm tied to the dossier a

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president trump, he had some other things to say. he said congress needs to step back and let these tax writers do their job. listen to what they both had to say. >> i think 401(k)s are very important. what we are going to find out in ours we will raise the amount you can put in. the more that individuals can invest their own money, the better off we are in the long term. >> when groups start rallying against things and they succeed, everything starts unraveling. let the tax writers do their job. if you start taking things off the table on the front end, we're not going to get where we need to go. >> as you said, we'll get all the details for this highly anticipated tax plan on wednesday. rob: yeah. and then we can start nosing through it. the longest flight i had ever taken was 16 hours. >> longest nonstop flight from the u.s. left last night los angeles to singapore, clocks in ought 17 hours and 55 minutes. the return trip a little shorter. 15 hours and 15 minutes.

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rob: all right. america's love for our military is a problem, according to the economist. jillian: america's love affair uninformed men is problematic. rob: uniformed men. jillian: cause soldier worship. author of green card warrior joined us earlier and acted with disgust. how could anyone question the gallant tri of american troops. how could anyone diminish the love of the united states military. the united states military is the greatest vehicle against evil ever. without the united states military, there is no civilization. rob: okay. we wanted to know what you thought about this. jillian: elaine sent us a tweet saying quote those who

criticize patriotism ignore the fact that the only reason they can is because of someone else's patriotic sacrifice. rob: very good point. fran also weighing in, american patriotism is only seen as a threat by those who lack it god bless the greatest country in the world's military. jillian: pedro slamming patriotism is unamerican. i thank all my family members who serve in the military. absolutely. time now for the good, the bad and the ugly. first up the good. whole foods is rolling out its first ever 8-foot long mac and cheese bar, 100-foot long. include pepper bacon and bleu cheese. lobster. it will only be available at the whole foods store in denver. rob: not even remotely fair. this man behind bars after he got creative trying to smuggle meth. package the drugs christmas gifts and smuggle them through the mail. he got caught. jillian: sparking panic walking into a mall in

omaha. the got e. get up included a robe, a duffle bag and fake rifle. he says he meant to be a nun. what a genius there. rob: happy monday, "fox & friends" starts right now. we'll see you later. >> the federal grand jury reportedly approves the first charges in the fbi's investigation into russia's alleged meddling. >> we don't know who is being charged. we don't know what they are being charged for. >> i don't know where is he going. it brings a lot of the questions to mind, especially who he hired at the very beginning. >> at least nine of them, that's more than half, were direct and repeat donors to barack obama and hillary clinton. it's mind blowing. >> the dnc antsd clinton campaign helped fund this fusion g.p.s. >> do you think this should have been disclosed earlier? >> i can't answer that. >> north korea possibly making new preparations for war by simulating attack responses. >> the houston texans staged the largest protest yet team