eric: president trump confronting vladimir putin over moscow's meddling in the 2016 election saying he believes that putin has denied this over his own intelligence agency's conclusion. you know the two leaders meeting on the sideline of the economic summit in vietnam. second to the last stop to president's trip, more than halfway down, he should be home soon. hello, everyone, welcome to a saturday of brand-new hour, i'm eric sean, we say thank you to all who have served. arthel: yes, we do.

chief white house correspondent john roberts is live. john, president trump discussion with president putin is getting a lot of attention? >> it certainly is, good morning where the president begins they in four hour's time with welcoming ceremony. we will get into that in just a minute. but the real headline was that he had spoken with vladimir putin, the president of russia a couple of times and the president confronted whether or not russia meddled in the election and the president again got a firm denial from president putin as being reported that the president, quote, believes what putin says. the nuance is a little different when you listen to the audio transcription it reads differently than the written transcription does. here is what the president said in response to a question as to whether or not he believes what

putin is saying, president said, quote, he just every time that he sees me, he says, i didn't do that and i believe, i really believe that when he tells me that, he means it but he says, i didn't do that, i think he's very insulted by it, if you want to know the truth. well, you is surmise, i guess if somebody says, i believe that when he tells me that, he means it, that he could be believing him or he could be believing that putin thinks he's sincere, i don't want to get into the president's head and say what he believes or what he doesn't believe, i can only tell you that's the way the question or at least the answer came out in the audio transcript, but the president says that either way, he didn't want to stand there and argue with putin about whether or not russia did meddle in the election. president went onto say that he thinks the real issue is democratic meddling, went onto call people like james clapper, james comey, political hacks, but what the president was really more interested in doing according to what he told

air force on the way was he we wanted to talk about syria and they do have an agreement on deconfliction, the forward after the fall of raqqah and how to accelerate the demise of isis and how to forge a political solution in syria going forward by adhering to the prescribed un security council resolution, so we will likely hear more about that. what the president will do, he visited with president this morning, the two will have a bilateral meeting, what's expected to be talk about new commitment to vietnam to put maximum pressure to north korea and get rid of nuclear program, expanding trade between the united states and vietnam, the potential construction of a new big u.s. embassy here and the transfer of u.s. coast guard cutter to vietnam to aid in coastal production as well. so a lot going on here today and then the president heads to manila later on this evening

where tomorrow he will meet with the strong man president rodrigo duterte, the most controversial part of the trip. arthel: all eyes on that, for sure. john roberts, thank you very much. eric: alabama republican candidate roy moore making appearance since the washington post reported accusations against him about supposed sexual misconduct with minors. moore spoke in suburb there this morning and he spoke about 40 minutes about veterans and then got into the crux of the matter dealing with the allegations. he denied them once again and questioning why they are coming out now in decades. >> another attack on my character and reputation and desperate attempt to stop my political campaign to the united states senate. the attacks are completely

false, not true. about something that happened nearly 40 years ago, but more than being completely also and untrue, they are very hurtful to me personally. eric: live in alabama where the senator spoke, how was the senate candidate spoke, how was the moore speech received? >> mixed reviews depending on who you talk to. he had many adores fans but a group of protestors showed up there. many of the protestors remained outside but several had to be -- at least one escorted away, a protestor that came inside. although allegations have added more fuel to critics, the staunchest supporters continue to trust him and dismiss washington post article as fake news. here is what former trump adviser steve bannon said in recent speech in south carolina.

listen. >> is it just a coincidence that the amazon, washington post did the billy bush hit and they did the hit on judge moore? yeah, just a complete random thing of the universe. >> yeah, bannon said until he sees additional evidence he is standing with moore, eric. eric: these are pretty contentious allegations and we have seen them in other areas in the past few months, women coming out. how are the allegations affecting the senate race, democrat-leaning voters see this as an opportunity to win a statewide race in alabama, no easy feed, a state that's gone red for decades now. according to filing with the commission, nrfc, it's no longer listed as part of joint fundraising agreement with moore and top officials with rnc, republican national committee have been in talks with the white house and are still trying to decide whether to end a

similar arrangement with the candidate. you to remember roy moore is proud about winning campaigns even when it seems that the establishment is stacked against him by generating strong grassroots support. he still remains immensely popular among religious conservatives in the state who remember him as ten commandments judge. eric: election coming up in a month, thank you so much. roy moore as you just said vowing to stay in the senate race even as his support has been eroding, as jonathan noted among establishment republicans and washington. did that jeopardize the senate seat in deep red country, judy miller will join us about that in about five minutes. arthel. ♪ ♪ arthel: vice president pence placing a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier in arlington cemetery as the nation

commemorates veterans day, parades and ceremonies across the country honoring service members, garrett tenney with more in washington, garrett. >> he and his wife along with interior secretary ryan zinke joined a few dozen volunteers to clean the wall memorial in below freezing temperatures, about 45 minutes he said it was a great way to start his veterans day. then over at arlington cemetery the vice president said every american is indebted to the service and sacrifice of the roughly 20 million veterans living today and for those veterans he gave this promise. >> i say to each and every one of you veterans gathered you here and all of those that might be looking on, we are grateful for your service. we are grateful for your sacrifice and i will make you a promise, just as you fought for us, we will always fight for

you. >> across the country this weekend veterans are willing honored for their contribution, cities big and small putting on parades and ceremony to recognize the true american heros. today the vice president also issued a challenge to those of us who have not served in the military, he said, show your gratitude by finding a veteran, shaking their hand and telling them thank you for your service and for all that you and your family have sacrificed. i can tell you most veterans don't ask for anything but they undoubtedly deserve it every day but specially today, arthel. arthel: indeed, garrett tenney. thank you. eric: it is cold outside, of course, it's winter, why wouldn't it be? finally we have winter in the northeast and midwest, temperatures in new york about 20-degrees below normal and in chicago, the windy city, living

up to the name, look at the snow. first measurable snow of the season causing dangerous road conditions, of course, live in the fox news extreme weather center with the latest on when this will let up, adam. >> yeah, this can't last forever. it's early november, mid-november at this point. we have not usually seen temperatures like this. 35-degrees in new york city. windchill temperature, across the northeast, stretch to go midwest, temperatures with feel like 25-degrees for poll incomes detroit, 28-degrees in chicago. so very cold air, but last night and today this is as cold it's going to get, we are slowly and i do mean slowly going to start warming up the next couple of days, these are your overnight lows now and taking you into tomorrow morning, 32-degrees in, -- new york city. the numbers will get a little bit warmer. again, not particularly warm but 47-degrees in new york city.

this is now monday, temperatures begin to go climb just a bit more but really we are going to see this bounce back, tuesday and wednesday and temperatures rebound below average getting back close the other where we typically this time of season. obviously, we are mostly a little bit of disturbance in the middle of country. areas chicago and that that region, rolling into the pacific northwest, fairly heavy rain showers beginning later tonight running through through sunday, this could be widespread and eventually even see flooding. this is the forecasted model. you start to see the reds and oranges, that's getting up to you point where you're looking 4 to 6-inches of rain in an area where you do have mountains and hills where the water can rush and you do eventually start to talk about flooding, otherwise just some snow at upper

elevations but the big story the cold temperatures stretched across the top of the country abnormally cold, bundle up for the next couple of days, i do think we get back closer to normal tuesday or wednesday of this upcoming week. eric: all right, adam, we got a taste of winter and more coming later on. arthel. arthel: well startling new details about ambush that killed four u.s. soldiers, what we are now learning about the death of one them sergeant la david johnson. eric: he won't go without a fight, roy moore, promise to go stay in the race of alabama. supporters and alabama democrats, well, are cheering, it could be a forecast of what's to come. arthel: plus president trump fighting with vladimir putin over intelligence agency. >> to be frank it's pretty shocking that the president is drawing a line and saying that everything that u.s. intelligence officials have said is inaccurate.

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eric: there's new information surfacing about the the ambush that killed four u.s. air forces, one of the soldiers may have been captured an executed instead of being killed in the initial ambush.

according to the washington post, two villagers found sergeant la david johnson, arms were tied behind the gap and gaping wound on the back of his head. deadly attack happened last month outside of remote village. the ambush orchestrated by militants linked to islamic state. johnson was layed to rest a few weeks ago in florida. arthel: republican senate candidate roy moore continue to go deny allegations of inappropriate contact and contact with four teenage girls four decades ago. moore vowing to stay in senate election even as some top gop lawmakers call for him to step aside. utah senator mike lee tweeting this yesterday, having read the detailed description of the incidents as well as the response from judge moore and his campaign, i can no longer endorse candidacy for u.s. senate. karl rove, former senior adviser

to george w. bush, the dc establishment withdrawing support won't make much listen. >> it's a deep red state. alabama, the average republican candidate for senator, governor or statewide office has won by on average over 20 points. so the democrat had a steep hill to climb, this maybe a narrower race but there maybe a lot of people in alabama, in fact, we have seen party leaders who said this is nobody's business but ours and our state and the washington post we don't trust them. arthel: joining me you is judy miller, adjunct fellow, pulitzer prize-winning author and fox news contributor. judy, let's jump right in. if moore stays in the race and win you will have other republicans that have to speak to allegations and whether they support moore or not possibly for the next year. he stays in the race and loses, that could impact tax reform. how big of a deal is this

situation for roy moore and the republican party as a whole? >> it's a big deal for both. roy moore as we should say at the outset is denying the charges but his denials have been kind of all over the place. he didn't do it, then it was 40 years ago, questioning the motives of the people who have come forward but for the gop, this is a huge deal because they don't want to lose as karl rove said a senate seat when the democratic, republican split it is so close, this is the last thing they need. on the other hand, it is really hard in alabama to get him off the ballot, in fact, you can't do it. a name has would be withdrawn 76 days before the senate race, that race is scheduled for december 12th, roy moore says -- he is not pulling out and therefore even republicans

organize a write-in campaign of luther strange whom was endorsed, of course, by president trump in the primary, even if there is a write-in campaign, the republican vote will be split and that would risk giving this crucial seat to the gop to the democrats. so they are in a very difficult position because the charges are going to go on, the investigation will go on, even if he manages to win, the challenges to him and to that seat will continue and some people are saying, arthel, that the republicans themselves may refuse to seat him. that is something that mitch mcconnell, the majority leader is thinking of. arthel: yeah, you have senator john mccain saying the allegations alone means that roy moore is not fit to run for office and you have majority leader mcconnell saying moore should step aside if the allegations are true. but, you know, judy, do the established leaders in dc still

wheel the power they once did? >> well, they don't and that's because steve bannon et al are waging the furious campaign against the republican establishment and mitch mcconnell is as establishment as you could possibly get. so it's really bannon v. mcconnell and where they are choosing to race this fight at the moment is over roy moore, the problem is bannon still says that he stands by roy moore that he hasn't seen any evidence that would lead him to believe that the allegations are true, but other people who have looked at the washington post story and the 30 sources that they quoted in support of their allegations say we are in deep trouble here. so this split in the republican ranks, the bannon wing versus the establishment continues to haunt republicans and it's going to continue to -- arthel: can the gop --

>> president trump's efforts to get the agenda through. arthel: you have 2018 around the corner, can the gop run the table with the party in-fighting? >> i'm not sure they can. if you look at what happened last tuesday in virginia, you know, this was not a good sign for the republicans and we always know that an off year the opposition party picks up some support, so the republicans are under attack from many different directions, but the infighting is really, really crucial and i don't see any end to it in the near future. arthel: so is this opportunity for the democrats or do they have their own inhouse affairs to clean up as well? >> they have their own in-house affairs to clean up, that's for sure. we have to remember in alabama donald trump won by 27 points. so this is a super red state and it could be that roy moore could still win but, you know, when

you have a senate that's this divided, it's such a huge gamble and risk. there just doesn't seem any place for the republicans to go at this point. i wouldn't want to be a republican party strategists trying to figure out what to do right now. arthel: speaking of strategists, you have moore's campaign saying if these allegations were true they would have surfaced during moore's previous campaigns and then you pointed out that roy moore himself he's saying on record that these allegations are completely false and he's calling it a desperate political attack by the national democratic party and the washington post on his campaign, so pardon me, over all, what's the impact on our democracy as a whole or is it more about the democratic process or more about political institution? >> well, mitt romney said something that really struck me as interesting and important, classic republican tradition

establishment republican, roy moore says people are innocent until proven guilty but that's in a court of law. running for election is something else, running for election and holding an elected office is an honor and standard for character has to be much higher and if you're really a conservative that's something that a lot of people are going to be thinking about as they cast their ballots whether or not it's in alabama or in the rest of the country. >> judy miller, i have to leave it there, thank you very much. >> thank you. eric: despite own intelligence agency's conclusion, vladimir putin putin again told me, not me about moscow's interference in our presidential election. so what putin's continued denials mean and what the president says about them, we will analyze all of them coming you mean. the biggest name caught up in the scandals allegations of misconduct results in the shocking admission by louis ck, what the median is now saying

about those disturbing sex allegations consistent -- against him? >> the louis ck situation was so swift, i mean, the harvey weinstein fallout took a couple of weeks, kevin spacey's down fall happened over about a week and the louis ck situation, i mean, everything came tumbling down within a day, which was stunning. maria is an incredible mom. when it comes to helping her daughter, shopping for groceries, unclogging the sink, setting updentist appointments and planning birthday parties, nobody does it better. she's also in a rock band. look at her shred. but when it comes to mortgages, she's less confident. fortunately for maria, there's rocket mortgage by quicken loans. it's simple, so she can understand the details and be sure she's getting the right mortgage. apply simply. understand fully. mortgage confidently.

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the cia of moscow's interference in our election despite those intelligence conclusions saying that they did, natasha joins us. cia director mike pompeo issued a statement saying that russia in intelligence's view did meddle in the election. putin believes it and by the way our u.s. intel officials, some are them are political hacks to use his term. >> it's a complete mystery. trump has been defending vladimir putin and the kremlin more broadly since last year. he first cast out on the bill community assessment, cia assessment back in december when they first released their conclusion that russia had meddled in the u.s. election, this has been a consistent pattern by the president not only to down play the u.s. intelligence community's assessment but defend vladimir putin when vladimir putin has not offered him any kind of

proof that he did not hack the election, he only said, well, we didn't do it. and in all of my experience reporting on russia it's really unlikely that you would look at a former a kgb agent in the face and ask him about something incriminating and he would say, yeah, i did it. it's really -- it's confusing as to why trump continues to take putin's word for this and that is something that will have to be investigated further. eric: we don't know if the president's takes putin word. he believes that and there are two tracks of thought. one, let's go with one, has to do with the fact that some -- some people say that this could delegitimize or have that view or the president may view it that way of the election that, if, indeed, the russians did tip any votes, look, you're dealing with international affairs, there are other things going on such as syria, you have to have these types of agreements, international relations and that takes a preponderance of effort

far beyond what the russian interference is. >> the russian interference is a national security not a political issue. this could delegitimize the election or cast doubt in the russian -- the cia's assessment that the russians interfered because he's afraid that somehow it'll undermine his victory. that should not be a consideration that he's making at this point and that what is the intelligence community has been trying to tell him for months and months, is that this should not be a partisan issue. in terms of cooperating with russia more broadly, internationally, it's become very clear over the past two decades that russia does not share moirn interests in -- american interests, russia does not share american values. it's important to try to work with russia on issues and areas where we can cooperate but that does not mean that you can give russia a blank slate and free pass. they are going to come back. if there are no consequences,

then there's no reason to believe that in 2018 and 2020 they won't come back even stronger and with, you know, more vengence. eric: but you're absolutely right, russia invaded ukraine and taking crimea, russia is backing assad in syria which is now in circle towns and using starvation to kill citizens, russia has been helping iran and russia has been helping north korea by our reports, they are our adversary in so many different quarters in the world. >> right, that's why it's very, very difficult to imagine a scenario specially in syria where russia has been propping out bashar al-assad. it's hard to imagine a scenario where the united states could work proactively and effectively with russia. generally they have said now that they released a statement about possible coordination in syria but, again, russia's main

goal in syria is not to defeat isis. russia's main goal in syria is that bashar al-assad stays in power. if that was not their main goal, they would have gotten assad out of power a long time ago. eric: meanwhile the investigations here continue. adam shift, the minority ranking member of the intel committee said this about the president's comments, quote, the president fools no one, he knows they intervened. fruits that he exploited in the campaign trail. the investigations are continuing. there's been an indictment for lying to the fbi. how do you think this will all play out? >> well, the congressional committees have to finish their investigations, obviously, but my sources tell me that muellers probe will be the most important investigation in terms of what he finds, what his conclusions are. adam has been very outspoken about his distaste for how the

president has treated the intelligence community, the investigation, but there's still the drift, drift that never seems to go away. every week we learn something new about campaign adviser that had ties with russia or certain meeting or certain e-mail. as long as the trump administration and the white house does not come out in front of this and is really forthcoming and truthful and honest about all of the contacts they had with russia in the election during campaign this is going to keep going and black eye for the white house in the future. eric: george indicted and this will only continue as we hear rum oors of more indictments on the way, nathasha, thank you for joining us. arthel: we are getting reaction from senator mccain regarding the president's comments regarding president putin being sincere when he denies russian interference in the 2016

election and reiterating that he hopes to cooperate with russia in syria and here is senator mccain saying in, quote, there's nothing america first about taking the word of a kgb colonel over that of the intelligent community, there's no principle realism, remains greatest obstacle. vladimir putin does not have america's interest at heart to believe otherwise is not only naive but also places our national security at risk and that is from senator john mccain just coming in to our news room. meanwhile comedian louis ck admitting in a statement sexual misconduct allegations against him are true. the allegations were brought on by five women but in that statement he did not offer apologies to those women. will carl with the latest on this what did he say, will?

>> well, arthel, he didn't actually apologize. he did offer a lot of detail. i said to myself that what i did was okay because i never showed a woman my private, i'm watering down the actual word he used there without asking first which is also true, what i learned later in life too late is when you have power over another person asking them to look at your private isn't a question, it's a predicament for them. five women have accused louis ck of exposing and touching himself in front of them and he's falling from fame as part of what's being called the weinstein effect. >> i think there has been some -- some concern over the fact that he didn't explicitly apologize in the statement. however, he is one of the first people to actually just come out and say these stories are true. >> offer number of entertainment companies have cut ties with the comedians since the allegations broke out. arthel: what about allegations against other celebrities?

>> well, you may remember richard dryfuss's son, after that allegation came out richard tweeted that he was proud of his son while that led to a woman coming out and accusing richard of exposing himself to her in the 80's, now dryfuss denies that, he wasn't the nicest guy back then and i'm paraphrasing and he flirted with a lot of women and speaking of kevin spacey he's been accused by 15 men of inappropriate behavior and also hearing allegation against george from the 1980's, he strongly deny that is happening but the allegations really pouring out since the harvey weinstein story broke and doesn't appear that they'll stop any time soon. arthel: will carl live in los angeles, thanks, carl. eric: one week now since the gunman's rampage inside texas church. now we are learning details about the suspect's behavior before the massacre.

casey is live right now by that charge with more. hi, casey. >> eric, good to see you, this information is coming from members of the congregation who survived and said that the shooter had been acting strangely, he has apparently -- had attended the church's halloween party not too long ago and since -- sent his mother-in-law threatening messages yet no one could have frankly guessed that he would have later carried out the worst mass shooting at a house of worship in american history and on this veterans day, a powerful ceremony at the nearby community center earlier, a full military salute to those victims, nearly half of the 26 that were killed had some tie to the u.s. air force and then hours after that veterans day service, loved ones gathered in a neighboring town to say good-bye to terese and richard rodríguez, ages 66 and

64, they were among the first funerals this community will endure in the coming days. back out here live a community that is extremely small and tight nit and you can see it has not been quiet today. people strolling through and stopping at the crosses back there. there are 26, one for each of the victims. we are told that normally saturdays are pretty quiet around here in a town where everybody basically knows everybody, but today hundreds have filed through paying their respects. >> tragedy like this reminds you that we need to stick together and that's the only way that we can overcome these things. >> now tomorrow the first baptist church here of sutherland springs will reopen its sanctuary doors to the media and to the public. they have been heart -- hard at

work inside and people work to go clean it up and to remove stuff out of the sanctuary and tomorrow the pastor says he will reopen its doors so that people can come inside where there will be a memorial of some typeset up in there for people to see one week since 26 people were killed in the sanctuary, eric. eric: quite moving to see the people behind you and quite compelling to try and comprehend what will happen tomorrow at the memorial. casey, thank you. >> yeah. eric: arthel. arthel: thanks, eric, a vietnam veteran still serving as he became the nation's number one recruiter. >> i told when i was a recruiter

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companies provides bomber jackets to every veteran in the military. i'm so honored to have you specially on this day, sergeant. and if you would start by telling us why you started this and do you remember when you first came up with the idea for this business? >> can i say first of all that i'm honored to be on fox news. >> we are happy to have you. [laughter] >> my wife and i were sitting down at a table in our home and my wife, she said, you've got to get a job and i said, come on, i'm already retired from the army, i'm already retired police officer, why do i want to get a job for? he says, you are going to start selling and making bomber jackets and i said, no way and i said i have the perfect name for it, u.s. wings and i said, no way, i enjoy being retired.

she says, no, you're going to work and that's how -- that's how it started. [laughter] arthel: i'm happy your wife put you back to work because, in fact, i have one of your bomber jackets, nice, sturdy and heavy and looks really good too. tell us about your collection, inventory, what you do have to offer, if anybody wants to get one they can get to u.s. wings.com. >> well, we made bomber jackets for the military and made bomber jackets to wallet disney and bomber jackets for the general public and we also supplied prince charles a bomber jacket and the new zealand air force and people come to us because they know that we have a dynamic team. everyone that works with u.s. wings takes everything personal.

they absolutely positively do. you might have a problem at mid night and call us up and a girl will call you back and you say what's your problem and when i am going to get my jacket and we are excited to get our products and it's a phenomenal fun business, it really is. arthel: we are happy that you're doing it and i love that you employ fellow veterans and i also understand that you're the go-to guy for costume department for big hollywood films. >> most of the aviation movies that are made actually, they give us a call first and we critic it and we go through the motions, we don't charge them anything. we also supply jackets for large companies, they are the largest company as far as private jets and they call us and they want to know what kind of jacket they should have their pilots wearing

but they are just one of many and we like corporate deals because we really, really get involved with it and everyone that works at u.s. wings, they are a decision-maker. no one will ever tell you, hey, i have to check with the boss because everyone that works with me, they can make the same decision as i would make it. arthel: i love that you empower the other vets and employee that is work with you. sergeant hack, uswings.com, log on and get a fine jacket. thank you very much and we will be right back. >> thank you. arthel: thank you. alright, off you go.

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eric: air traffic controller and roommate under arrest after police say they found a pipe bomb in their house in north carolina. police charging the two men with possessing and transporting a weapon of mass destruction. bryan llenas joins us now live on this, bryan, how did this all start? >> all started when police respond today a 911 call made by someone on november 3rd, which led them to the home of derrick, the picture on the left there. home-made pipe bomb and admitted

he made the bomb in order to use it against the neighbor he had a dispute with. investigators say, changed his mind and instead gave the pipe bomb to friend and roommate paul dandon, full-time air traffic controller and arrested friday. it's unclear what dandon's intentions were with the explosive. the good news is the bomb never made it to the airport, however, given dandon's access to charlotte international airport and the fact that he was in possession of the bomb is of great concern. the airport says that dandon only had access to control tower and had no ces to the restricted areas of the terminal or ramp. now charlotte douglas also said dandon did not have access to any aircraft. access to the airport has since been terminated. the arrest causing some concern for travelers at charlottes airport. >> i was so scared because they could have hurt anybody, you

don't know what his intention was, what he was going to do with that thing. >> if they know ahead of time that there's something out there to actually keep us safe which sounds like they possibly did. >> dandon is being charged with possession, acquiring and transporting weapon of mass destruction. 3 counts of manufacturing, possession of weapon of mass destruction. fbi is involved in the investigation but federal charges have not been filed. both men have been held in mecklenburg county jail under 45,000-dollar bonds. eric: all right, really weird. arthel. arthel: republicans in congress releasing their tax reform plan. eric: it seems the house and senate are several far a part on key issues. we will ask senator todd young next about that. d a claim, but.. you know how they send you money to cover repairs and... they took forever to pay you, right? no, i got paid right away, but... at the very end of it all, my agent... wouldn't even call you back, right? no, she called to see if i was happy. but if i wasn't happy with my claim experience for any reason,

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arthel: new details of president trump's meeting in vietnam with vladimir putin. mr. trump saying he believes putin means it when he denies he meddled in the 2016 election. the two leaders meeting on the sidelines of an economic summit in vietnam. second to last stop on the president's asia trip. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters on the veterans day we say thank you to all of those who have served and to your families as well. i'm arthel neville. eric: hello and special thanks to the veterans that are joining us tonight. president trump telling reporters that president putin was insulted he says by

allegations of interference and he strongly denied them and the president fears that claims of russia meddling are getting in the way of working with putin on pressing global problems like north korea and syria. chief white house coiner john roberts live in vietnam where it's 6:00 o'clock in the morning, john, there's a lot of attention on the president's conversation with vladimir putin, of course. >> there is, good morning to you from hanoia, eric. the president talked on air force in flight to say that during apec conference he met with vladimir putin and spoke with him or two three times and the president brought up meddling in the u.s. election and which he says vladimir putin issued a firm denials when asked if he believes vladimir putin, he told the prez pool n this way i believe, i believe that what when he tells me that, he

believes it. but the president did go onto say, let's put it on the screen, i can't stand there and argue with him. i'd rather have him get out of syria, i would rather work with him on ukraine than standing and arguing about whether or not because that whole thing was set up by the democrats. the president did have some other substantive discussions with vladimir putin in particular on syria, they discussed a way forward and the two nations put out a statement on the way forward now that the isis headquarters of raqqah has fallen and find a way to accelerate the demise of isis, increase deconfliction between the united states and russian forces which they say help lead to the fall of raqqah and, of course, they want to pursue a political solution for the long-term in syria, one that is based on the framework of united nations security council resolutions. so that was actually a big point of agreement that the two came yesterday even though there was no official lengthy formal

bilateral meeting and then we get onto hanoi, eric, where the president has a busy day. eric: meanwhile more than halfway through the trip. what the plans for today specially being in hanoi which is rather significant? >> yeah, we have the board to buses in about 15 minutes time because there's a press conference this morning at 10:00 o'clock where the president will likely be asked more about his conversations with vladimir putin, but before that, he's going to meet with president cuam, the two of them will have a bilateral meeting and then we get a chance to talk to the president about what happened during apec and what happened during his meeting and some of the things he'll be talking about, the president is expecting a new commitment to put maximum pressure on north korea to get it to rein in nuclear program. the president really has been throughout this entire trip trying to get together really, a band of brothers here in terms of asia pacific nations to go

after north korea and put the squeeze of them and the president will be talking with president cuam about expanding u.s.-vietnam's bilateral trade and another point they have been pushing and on the days of big multilateral trade agreements, what he wants to do is craft very fruitful for both countries bilateral trade agreements so things like the u.s. and vietnam, the u.s. and south korea although the president wants to redo that particular trade agreement that that's been existence and other bilateral trade agreements one-on-one as opposed to something that the president believes is not in the united states' best interest. eric: 10:00 a.m., 10:00 p.m. eastern time, so we will be following that up in a few hours. do not miss the news conference, thank you. >> thanks, eric, will do. >> published rather yet another attack on my character,

reputation in desperate attempt to stop my political campaign for united states senate. >> a defiant roy moore responding to 40-year-old allegations against him of sexual misconduct with minors, the reports surfacing this week in the washington post, moore is saying it did not happen and he plan today stay in the upcoming alabama senate special election despite receiving some pressure from within his own party to drop out. jonathan is live from gaston, alabama and john, i understand that moore made his first public appearance since the allegation surfaced, right? >> yeah, he did, indeed, arthel, he was speaking at a veterans day program at a public library just outside of birmingham but he also addressed the elephant in the room, allegations against him which he flatly denies, not everyone convinced. several protestors showed up at

the event. >> the news report certainly confirmed that the accuser -- we need to be worried about children and men officially in power that take advantage. >> moore faces democrat doug jones in a december 12th general election. arthel: jonathan, what will moore's strategy be going into the race? >> well, it appears the campaign is gearing up to do whatever it can to discredit the allegations of sexual impropriety that were raised in recent article by the washington post, speaking on sean hannity radio program, moore suggested that the allegations were the results of democrats but not only democrats but perhaps also establishment republicans who were trying to undermine his campaign, former trump adviser steve bannon made similar comments during speech at military college, listen. >> i think you're going to find

in the mainstream media tonight or tomorrow, i think there's going to be pretty interesting stories about how that information got dropped and who paid for it and who weponized it. >> indeed, moore faces plenty of opposition within his own party. today republican senator bob corker of tennessee tweeted, look, i'm sorry, but even before these reports surfaced roy moore's nomination was a bridge too far. remember, this is a tweet coming from a republican when you look at moore's democratic challenger doug jones' twitter account, he hasn't even addressed the allegations yet, arthel. arthel: thank you very much for the report there in alabama. >> well, there was a soarver and deeply meaningful ceremony earlier today when vice president mike pence placed a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns at the arlington national cemetery. this as the nation commemorates

veterans day. parades and ceremonies across the country honoring veterans and garrett tenney has more live. >> today is really about honoring everyone who has served in the nation's military and fought for freedoms and safety, they are roughly 20 million veterans across the country today and in towns big and small, communities are coming together to recognize their service and sacrifice, in indianapolis the city held a service on the steps of the indiana war memorial and held a parade featuring more than 80 units marching downtown along side floats and motorcycles that spell out indianapolis. in new york city home of the nation's largest veterans day parade, governor andrew cuomo unveiled new custom license plates that are available for veterans and at arlington national cemetery vice president mike mike pence layed a wreath. his message to them was thank

you and the american people will always have your back. >> the bible tells us if you owe debts, pay debts, if honor, then honor, if respect, then respect. the debt we will never be able to fully repay. >> the vice president's challenge for those who haven't served in the military was to find at least one veteran by the end of the day, shake their hand and thank them for both their sacrifice and that of their family so that we can all live in the land of the free and certainly home of the brave. eric. eric: that's great advice, we all should do. didn't the vice president clean the vietnam veterans memorial like for 45 minutes? >> spent about 40 minutes there this morning in below-freezing temperatures in hands and knees along with dozen volunteers cleaning the vietnam memorial wall and clearly he has his son who is a veteran as well as his father and his brother, so today was a very moving experience for him there at the vietnam

memorial wall and you can see -- eric: look at that. you have the vice president in jeans, he has boots on, he has his bomber jacket on and look what he is doing, cleaning the granite of the wonderful memorial. >> no better way to start the day. eric: absolutely, absolutely. we thank him and we thank all the vets that are watching tonight, of course. garrett, thank you. >> you got it. eric: arthel. arthel: fight against isis is moving to a new level and congress wants to step up the pressure with a new military thowrgs even as some key members of the trump administration don't think it's necessary. indiana senator todd young joins us next to discuss why he feels it's so vital. disturbing reports on deadly ambush that killed four u.s. soldiers, all of this coming up

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arthel: new information surfacing on the ambush that killed four u.s. soldiers in niger, reportedly one of the soldiers may have been captured an executed instead of dying in the initial ambush. according to the washington post, two villagers found sergeant la david johnson with his hands tied and he had a gaping wound in the back of his head.

the deadly attack happened last month outside remote village, the ambush is believed to have been orchestrated by militants linked to the islamic state. sergeant johnson was layed to rest a few weeks ago in florida. eric: in the middle east, meanwhile the rolling back of isis continues. the retaking of raqqah and syria means the loss of major foot hole in the country. iraqi forces have fully recaptured mosul, many in congress say to fully eradicate, military force that was first passed in response to al-qaeda attacks on 9/11, well, they must be rewritten. tod deposition exhibit young, a member of the senate committee foreign relations and he's in bloomington, indiana tonight and also a veteran who served in the u.s. marine corps as intelligence officer. we thank you for your service in the marines and thank you for

the member of exclusive club of 100 on capitol hill. >> thankyou, good to be with yo. eric: the authorization is in place, why does it need to be reworked in your view? >> well, we are currently operating under a 2001 authorization for use of military force. the viewers will recall that the law that was unanimously supported in congress was designed to go after those who are we responsible for 9/11. we've had over 16 years pass since that time. to extend a legal argument can be made that that law still applies, the argument becomes and we as people branch of government, we are prepare today reaffirm the support for men and

women who wear the uniform and fight to keep us free and their families. eric: the threats have gone beyond al-qaeda, you have radical islamic group and philosophy and in niger, johnson, reports showing that he may have been captured, arms tied behind the back, he apparently, murdered in cold blood in an operation with a thousand soldiers in niger who were fighting the radical philosophy and killed and would that be covered and should it be written in a broader way to protect us from the terrorist threats? >> that's one of the reason we need aumf to ensure the offshoots or franchises whether it's al-qaeda or isis are covered under the new law and -- and i've worked ever since march when i first introduced a aumf

to cop up -- come up with mechanisms as they come up with different names and occupy geographies and we are at a spot having worked with both republicans and democrats where we are close to pass something out of congress and something that will in fact, cover different groups and contingencies while incentivizing members of congress to continuously review the war plans of this and future presidents and along the way i and others, i think, should be prepared to make principled compromises to make sure that we get this done. there's nothing more important with respect to our constitutional authorities than the importance of declaring war or using military force and we can't advocate that responsibility as members of congress. eric: speaking of the constitutional mandates, are you concerned now or in the future that the president could potentially abuse the end of the

power of the presidency in terms of launching air strikes without the congressional authorization? >> well, i'm not concerned as long as we stay vigilant on committees like the foreign relations committee and we have not only held hearings on this topic of late but we are prepared to move forward and i believe that mark-up that's considered formally in a committee and authorization for the use of military force in coming weeks, so i think we are -- we are doing right by the american people, not only by having this conversation but by acting on it and it's my hope that in coming weeks we will have a bill ready that will earn both republican and democratic support. >> all right, meanwhile, in the coming weeks you have that bill and it has to do with taxes. it goes before the senate budget committee next week. they expect to have a vote just after thanksgiving we are told. what do you expect, do you think they'll get this done? >> yeah, i do. i think the president really got

us off on the right foot. first of all, he unveiled the tax plan in indianapolis which was a nice start, beyond that, i like the president's framework. the president is essentially wants globally competitive rates for businesses and wants to ensure that every american has the opportunity to keep more of their hard-earned money and wants a simpler code, one where there's less of washington picking winners and losers and more freedom for consumers and for investors to figure out what they're going to do with hard-earned money. if we do that -- i think it fulfills all the president's requirements and i believe we are going to get this done hopefully before the end to have year. eric: differences with the house bill, we go to reconciliation. meanwhile there are estimates that while some middle-class taxpayers get as much as 1,300 or so dollars back, it may raise the taxes on other middle-class

taxpayers, how do you balance that out to make sure the middle class isn't hurt? >> yeah, i think the objective here are -- our guiding light is to make sure that works for the middle class and people of modest means who are struggling to take care of their families. obviously the economies are changed a lot in the 30-plus years since we last reformed the tax code and the code has become complex and in the interim, but you know, i think if we really focus on the middle class and people of modest means which, i believe we have attempted to do in the senate bill, then the vast majority of americans are going to benefit from this and really the real benefits are going to be realized not in the first couple of years but the real benefits will be long-term because as businesses find it more advantageous to invest in their own workers and to invest in the capital that makes those workers more productive, they are going to be increasing the value of all -- of the work that the american ranking file worker does and that leads to increases

in wages and in the end, that's all the american people want. they want a pathway to opportunity for themselves and for their children and grandchildren, good-paying jobs for everyone if they work hard and play by the rules. eric: senator todd young, we thank you tonight and thank you for your service and get to work on the taxes and also the aumf and we thank you for coming to you from indiana. >> thanks so much, eric. eric: of course, have a good night. speaking of taxes the chairman of the house ways and means committee, he will be talking exclusively interviewed by chris wallace tomorrow. you can catch the interview on fox news sunday which, of course, is here on the fox news channel but you can also check local listings on tv stations but keep it in fox news channel, tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow at night, kevin brady telling us about taxes, how they are going to save us money, i hope, and help the country and all that,

arthel. arthel: a texas town honoring victims killed inside a church last sunday, this as we learn more about the suspect and casey is live from sutherland springs, texas with more. casey. >> yeah, arthel, the cemetery here in sutherlands springs straight up the road and not far past the church where 26 people were killed at the hands of a gunman last sunday and it will be the final resting place for some of those victims, in fact, some of the first victims were buried there today, the family of richard and terese rodríguez, after their funerals, they went up to cemetery and said fairwells, the couple had just retired. they leave behind 17 grandkids,

three grown children, 11 siblings but in the midst of such sorrow the community has seen extraordinary strength and heroism, most people know by now steven williford, neighbor who heard the shooting, grab his own gun and chased the suspect and fired shots at him, earlier today the family lawyer came to read a lengthy statement, quite powerful words from both father and daughter. >> this is sutherland springs, we are not victims, we are survivors. we are faithful, we are family. we are more than the media understands, more than the celebrity pushing agenda ever fathom and we are strong and pull through this, don't remember us from the killer's evil but remember us for who we are, the family at the sutherland springs.

>> volunteers from local plumbers union, putting in landscaping, a simple way to say thank you, although mr. williford does not consider himself a hero by any stretch, they have left their home for the weekend, it was becoming too much with people stopping by to thank them and -- and just the cheer outpouring of support so the family lawyer said that had to get away to clear their minds, reset and eventually come back, arthel. arthel: casey, thank you very much. eric. eric: arthel, president trump talking tough on trade during trip in asia. the president promising to put america first when it comes to making big deals but critics say the policy could give china more leverage between beijing and washington, who will win? and while america salutes its veterans today, europe honors those heros of world war i,

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there have been memorial ceremonies, this marks the 99th anniversary of the end of world war i. the bells of big bend rang out in london, on the 11th hour at 11th day, 11th month. gun stopped firing in november 1918, two minutes of silenced followed across the uk over 700,000 british servicemen died in world war i, the last of the surviving soldiers have passed away but veterans among recent war gathered at the monument in london. britain along side the u.s. has lost, of course, many service members in more recent conflicts such as afghanistan and iraq and so this day is very much on people's minds and they wear similar tributes held all over r the country. tomorrow another event at attended by the queen to mark remembrance sunday. also a ceremony in france today,

the french president emmanuel macron layed a wreath at the tomb of unknown soldier in paris over a million french soldiers were killed in battles defending home soil. next year france will host events marking 100 years since the end of the first world war. eric. eric: thanks so much. arthel. >> stay forward, we will compete on a fair and equal basis. we are not going to let the united states be taken advantage of anymore. i am always going to put america first the same way that i expect all of you in this room to put your countries first. arthel: president trump pitching his america first policy during his first tour through asia saying nations like china are taking advantage of the u.s. through unfair trade deals. this as 11 pacific room nations craft their own trade deal cutting out the united states

entirely. joining me now is fox news foreign policy analyst and she's the toby professor and research fellow at the hoover institute. nice to have you. >> thanks, arthel. arthel: who is leading the trade game in the region and who has the better game plan to be victor, president trump or president xi? >> the reason i think president trump does, arthel, is due to the fact that on this multistate -- multistop tour the president has outlined for the first time what he means by america first, applying it in an international context specifically on the issue of trade. if you -- listening to the clip you just said, america first means putting america's national interest first but it also means that other nations must do the

same. that's really globalization when you think about it because globalization doesn't work or doesn't exist even without a rule-base system where everyone accepts sovereignty, political and territorial integrity of steps. he's reaffirming those post world war ii values that over the decades have been eroded by, you know, multilateralism that is inconsistent with a nation state based international order. arthel: if an america first policy prevails or if a china first policy prevails, what are the upsides and pitfalls surrounding each of the scenarios? >> i'm not sure what a china first policy is because i don't see from the chinese government side a commitment actually to globalization as just described even though the rhetoric of globalization has been used.

it is china that is violating international law in the south and east china sea and in the president's trip to vietnam in the past two days the vietnamese talked along with the u.s. about the need and respect for territorial integrity really in an unveiled way pointing to the chinese. it is the united states that is reordering the international system by getting back to first principles and that's what i believe the america first policy is actually about. it's not just about the united states, it's about reasserting commitment to own interest. arthel: that's what vietnamese president was saying according to john roberts report earlier that the two presidents, they are working on a bilateral u.s.-vietnamese trade agreement and as we reported earlier in the segment, that you have the pacific rim nations, they are reaching a trade deal going forward with tpp and president

trump as you well know pulled the united states out of the agreement, should the president be down with tpp? >> no, the point about the vietnamese. the vietnamese leader said that the united states and vietnam have reached the kind of historic moment relations in which comprehensive agreements and understand willing take place. this is a historic day to hear that statement but on to the point about the transpacific partnership of which president trump pulled the united states out of earlier this year, the 11 countries, 11 countries that remain are even in dispute and in negotiations among themselves about what a revised tpp would look like, the canadians have reservations. they also have to get along with the mexicans about the implications about renegotiating nafta. what we are seeing -- they are

not just straightforward deals just to sign off on tpp, nations have a lot to think about. arthel: what's your assessment of the relationship between president trump and president xi, can mr. trump trust mr. xi, they have to get along? >> i think there's a building of trust around mutual and takes place and growth among leaders and the chinese and the americans during this visit have reaffirmed their commitment to the un security council resolution that call for an end to north korea's ballistic missile and nuclear program definitively, they've reaffirmed their commitment to a denuclearized korean peninsula and using dialogue and negotiations to achieve that when necessary. that's a lot of trust, the beginning, building blocks for a

stronger bilateral relationship among the world's great powers. arthel: apparently president trump securing vietnam's commitment to support maximum punish to bring north korea back to the path of denuclearization. according to your assessment it appears that president trump is making positive headway in asia. i enjoyed talking to you and we will have you back again, thank you very much. >> thank you. eric: as we mark veterans day, one organization is helping veterans add just to a new life at home. coming up, we will show you how. >> americans are proud of our veterans 21 million american of them but on this day in particularly, it's a day to set aside politics and express gratitude and thanks veterans for their sacrifice, for what they've done for the country diabetes can be a daily struggle,

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>> our veterans are a national treasure and i thank them all for their service, sacrifice and patriotism. to each of you with me today, you are the heros who fulfill your duty to our nation and each of you under the most difficult positions did what you had to do and you did it well. eric: president trump sending his fleaj vietnam to honor our veterans. while here at home there's an organization called the mission continues. it impowers veterans to find purpose through impacting their communities and in process inspiring others to serve. to find more about this, the ceo spencer, army aviation army, he's a vet and janet, federal credit union spencer, first of all, thank you for your service because you're a west point grad

and you flew helicopters. how can you help and how does the mission continues to help other veterans make that transition when you are out in a career in the field to being behind the desk or civilian corporate life? >> yeah, one thing that binds all veterans other than the fact that they wore our country's military uniform is they were driven by a sense of service. they are part of all volunteer force and that -- that spirit of service and that desire to serve extends to their time as a civilian so when they take the uniform off, the best thing that we can do for veterans is to tell them that we still need that service and small businesses, communities, neighborhoods can thrive and flourish by challenging veterans to serve again in a variety of different ways, mentoring at-risk kids, stepping up as small business owner, working to food deserts, dive into

environmental issues, so many way that is our communities can thrive by allowing veterans to serve again. eric: also so many way that is we could help as people and we have been saying all throughout the last two hours on this day, say thank you for your service as i said to you b u i want to point out what david is writing in the wall street journal, nothing however is more important to veterans who are making the transition for military service to civilian life than job, our veterans have given years to life to defense of our country, we honor by recognizing not just past service but future potential by investing in them and striving to provide not just the job that pays bills but fulfilling profession. how can the mission continue to do that specially when you hear stories about veterans that do have trouble in the transition? >> i take general's words one step further and say, not only can we give them a job, give them new mission, there are countless missions of service that are in our communities every day and veterans can dive

in, veterans have demonstrated a desire to engage and vote more frequently and they work with their neighbor to eliminate problems more frequently and we can benefit as a country by investing them in making our country stronger. eric: you would certainly think they had the military service and had the experience that they can only serve them and businesses further. >> right, that's true. it's open to all armed forces so whether you've been in the coast guard, marines, family of someone who has served, you are eligible to join. eric: what do you provide? helping veterans in small businesses get loans, debt credit, that's just your forte.

>> we found they can become business owners, they are just more financially prepared, 78% of them say they are more financially prepared, they have propensity to become really successful. eric: what should they do? >> if you have an idea for a business which a lot of people do and a lot of them actually when they. >> in the service started, you know, maybe with a hobby or a passion that they had and they took that passion, that idea and made money for them and an example is a serviceman who was in naples, italy and he fell in love with the way they made pizza there and he learned how to do it and came back home and when he transitioned out he opened up a pizzaria.

>> do you know where it is? >> we should. eric: spencer, finally, your thoughts on this day? we walked around and had the parade in new york city, guys dressed up in uniform. new pride and sense of mission. >> i was at the parade today, i marched with my 8-year-old son and we had the great fortune to carry the the ground zero flag for a few blocks and i think on veterans day i actually think about my son and i think about a younger generation that are looking to the older generation in this country for examples of service and thousand live their lives and i can think of no better example of men and women who served in uniform and serving out again without

uniform and become strength of this country again from within. >> thank you. appreciate it. eric: greatest generation continues with our two guests as you can see. thank you. arthel: spencer and janet, thank you both. well u an early blast of winter hitting the northeast and midwest, how long -- my mouth is frozen just thinking about it. midwest, how long will it fast from the fox extreme weather center, burr. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis,... ...isn't it time to let the real you shine through? maybe it's time for otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months,... ...with reduced redness,... ...thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has... ...no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla.

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arthel: chicago getting its first measurable snowfall of the season. the storm making conditions dangerous on windy city roadways and is cold in newark -- new york, it's hard to believe that winter is five weeks away, temperatures 20-degrees below normal. adam live with the fox extreme center with the latest on the early blast of winter. >> yeah, arthel, i don't like it. i don't know about you but i don't like it. we are looking at cold air stretching in northern parts of the country. if you get in the northeast, the temperatures have plummeted. you will see current windchill of 27-degrees in detroit, 30-degrees in chicago. up and down the east coast.

29 in richmond. 35-degrees in new york city, but what you experienced last night, what you're experiencing today, that is as cold as it's going to be for a while. it's a little early in the season. we do warm up. it's not a big warm-up, it does take a little bit but it does begin to warm up. these are the lows tonight. not a huge difference from what we already experienced today. you are looking at temperatures hoovering in mid to low 30's, but that's the beginning of a trend where we begin to start to see these numbers try to climb up here in the next couple of days. here is your forecasted highs for sunday, temperatures get closer to 50-degree mark, at least back into the 40's, so add another 5 to 10-degrees in areas experiencing the really cold air, similar thing happening for us on monday. but again, as i said, you see the numbers climb on tuesday an wednesday, we will be back in mid-50's in some cases feeling

a little more comfortable. for the most part across eastern part of the country, completely clear but the next for the west coast is coming on shore tonight running you into tomorrow. big low pressure system dropping heavy rain right along coastal areas from northern california stretching you up to portions of washington areas where we will see 4 to 6-inches of rain. i wouldn't be surprised if we see flooding isolated there, otherwise it's all about the jackets, those winter coat that is we will need in the next couple of days, arthel. arthel: i'm with you, too close too soon. all right, thank you, adam. eric: this military dad surprised his kids with unexpected homecoming. we will see it when we come back. and energy in just two weeks. yaaay! the complete balanced nutrition of ensure

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>> and we end on a heartwarming story for veterans day. >> a military dad gave his children the surprise of their lived. sergeant first class christopher howard had a warm welcome when he appeared at the school's basketball game. sergeant howard had been stationed in africa for four years. he said his wife helped him plan the reunion. >> love those. isn't that great?

>> i love those stories. i could see it over and over and over. >> sergeant howard, thank you for your service. that does it for us. for all of our vets in our audience, thank you for your service, too. >> thank you very much. have a good evening. >> president trump entering the homestretch of his marathon trip through asia, but dominating the headlines, a new denial from vladimir putin over russian meddling in the 2016 election. i'm rick leventhal. this is "the fox report." president trump is in hanoi, vietnam, the second to last stop on his nearly two-week, five-nation tour across asia. the president making a brief state visit thereafter meeting with russian president putin on the sidelines of a region alec nommic summit. trump said that they mainly talked about syria, but touched on the 2016 election. the president telling reporters, "he said he didn't meddle. i