[cheering and applause] thanks? stein, always a pleasure. dave rubin, kat sims and tyrus the fox news alert tonight, dozens of people killed after a powerful earthquake strikes in iran. it would happen just before midnight local time there. at least 61 people have been killed by this earthquake and more than 200 have been injured. it was felt hundreds of miles away in downtown baghdad and there are reports of structural damage in the city. we will give you an update as we get more information on the damage and larger death toll from the earthquake on the iran, iraq border. >> now are other top story, president trump is in the

philippines and he is there on the fifth and final stop. tensions in the region remain high as north korea and kim jong-un continue their fiery rhetoric. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> there is no shortage of contentious issues in asia right now including trade and china's rising power. president trumps report to vladimir putin's interference in the election is also making news tonight as he prepares to wrap up the longest trip to asia by an american resident and more than 25 years. critics are faulting his continued tweet and supporters say he deserves the praise.

reporter: this president has had a tremendous trip overseas, success at every turn. another perfect foreign trip. the mainstream media in the united states has to and the strip on something they create. a controversy that is in something they create. it's ridiculous what the president said yesterday needed no clarification. if you had a brain and two years. eric: john roberts was live in the philippines at this moment where it is early monday morning, just after 7:00 a.m. good evening. reporter: good morning to you from manila's. the summit gets underway in about two hours. it's the first time we will see the president. we are watching his twitter feed closely to see what his on his mind.

let's back up to the controversy. disrupted on his flight from vietnam to hanoi when he talked about meeting vladimir putin on the sideline of the apex summit. he said vladimir putin said he did not meddle in the election. the president said when he told me that, i really believe he means it. that blasted around twitter as the president thing he believed vladimir putin. listen to this response from brennan. >> he was referring to the political tax because he was trying to delegitimize it. jim clapper, james, did not write that assessment. it was written by intelligence officers and law enforcement

officers of this great country. reporter: basically the story running around this morning was that of the president thing he believed that american thing he didn't meddle in the election over the assessment of the intelligence committee. at a press conference, late last night, at the presidential palace in hanoi, i put the question to president trump whether or not he believed vladimir putin. >> could you once and for all, yes or no, state whether or not you believe vladimir putin and russia interfered in the election. >> what i said there is that i believe he believes that and that's important for somebody to say. i think he feels they did not meddle in the election. reporter: the president still do not definitively say he does not believe vladimir putin but it's as close as he's ever come.

>> we will talk to jim walsh in a few moments about that. arthelbefore the president has meetings in manila today. what is left before he flies home? reporter: he has three bilateral meetings. he will be meeting with the prime minister of australia and india later today. there are a number of world leaders here who are participating in this conference because they do a lot of business and there are security issues as well. there will also be up by lateral meeting with the president of the philippines. he is a controversial president in the philippines. the president of the united states supports his war on drugs so there are some

conflicts in terms of human rights abuses. the philippines president called president obama the son of a horror. there's a lot on the table when it comes to the relationships with the philippines. there president said when he was 16 years old, he stab someone to death for looking at him the wrong way. a lot of this could be urban legend coming out of his mouth to make him look fiercer but we will see what kind of relationship president trump has with him when they sit down for the first time. >> i hope the secret service is close to the president in that case. eric: thank you so much. arthel: military investigators returning to the deadly ambush in this year.

they are gathering information in and around the remote village around the attack site. four soldiers were killed in the ambush by militants linked to isis. one soldier may have been captured and executed after the ambush. to villagers found sergeant with david johnson with his hand tied and a large wound to the back of his head. the washington post reports that moore had a proper relationshi relationship -- improper relationship with underage girls 40 years ago. some say he should withdraw from the race. those close to him are standing by him. >> he's always been a man of character and integrity and

honor and there's nothing in those 25 years that i've seen that would challenge that. that's all i can go by. just like one of you. five known you for 25 years and 70 said something adverse or something bad about you and you said no, i would have to believ believe. jonathan is live in alabama. it seems like the pastor that many religious conservatives continue to stand by him. can you explain why that is? reporter: i will try too. it is in part because roy moore sacrificed his position at alabama chief justice twice standing up for socially conservative issues that many of these conservative christians stand for. first it was for a refusal to remove a ten commandments building he had installed in

the courts building. christian conservatives have not forgot this trust this man. here's how his younger brother sums it up. >> i don't hate any of these people, i don't hate the washington post or the news media. god says love your enemies and that's all i'm about and that's all right is about. reporter: while these allegations have stirred up his opponents, they've also rallied his base which is deeply religious and socially conservative. eric: the election is one month from today. it's having an impact on the national republican party.

reporter: on one hand they don't want to alienate his supporters, and at the same time, they don't want to come off as if they are endorsing allegations of child molestation or sexual impropriety. what many are doing is using the qualifier if, saying things like if the allegations are true, he should step aside. trump advisor kellyanne conway was asked whether she believed his accuser. >> i don't know her. i believe that both sides are alleging different things. you're asking me. >> so that means it goes nowhere. >> that's not true. reporter: bill cassidy of louisiana tweeted that based on the allegations against roy moore, his response in what is known, i withdraw support. in this red state of alabama,

the december 12 general election for the senate seat is likely to become a referendum on which side we trust most. roy moore or his accusers. eric: thank you. arthel: a big week on capitol hill with senate and republicans working on separate tax reform plans. the recently times analysis says the health bill will raise taxes on millions of middle-class families. the house ways and means committee chairman kevin brady is wrong. >> here is where i strongly disagree. i believe there is tax relief all up and down the income level for families regardless of what they earn. the joint committee on taxation confirms every income bracket sees a tax relief. was first new york times analysis, they are describing in america that doesn't exist. arthel: allison barber has more from washington. reporter: and optimistic outlook from kevin brady who says not only do they have a

good tax reform plan in the house, they will pass their version by thanksgiving. >> republicans in the house know that it is time to deliver on this economy and grow these paychecks by getting rid of this current tax code. >> peter king lays out some of his concerns. >> this is like a quest. >> right now there are two republican tax plans. one of the senate and one in the house. there are seven brackets in the senate plan, for in-house plan. the senate lets homeowners deduct mortgage interest payments up to $1 million for the house cut in half. both cut the corporate tax rate for 20% but the senate plans to delay cuts by a year. the senate bill will completely eliminate the federal deduction for state and local taxes. the house bill allows deduction for property taxes up to $10000. that last difference is a big deal for lawmakers from high

tax states. >> right now i'm definitely voting no. >> on fox news sunday, brady made this promise. >> the house will not accept the total elimination. that just won't fly, even if the senate passes it. >> that's what i'm saying. reporter: president trump wants a tax reform bill on his desk by christmas. their bill will make it out of committee with full republican support, but in order to send something to th the president, the house and senate need to agree. democrats are fans of the senate or the house bill and republicans are not on the same page yet. arthel: they are major differences between the house

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are you saying that if the house will not accept a total elimination that that just won't fly even if the senate passes it? >> that's what i'm saying. >> kevin brady on fox news sunday with chris wallace talking about stake in local tax deductions, whether to keep them is just one difference between in the house and senate tax plan making their way through congress. other differences include the senate bill. the house cuts them to four. they want to keep the estate tax and double the individual exemption. the house bill eventually gets rid of it altogether. both chambers agree on slashing the corporate tax rate to 20% but the senate

wants to delay the cut by a year. as for the state and local tax deductions, the house plan modifies them but the senate bill completely scraps them. despite these differences german brady says a deal between the house and senate is within reach. >> i'm convinced this is where we are going to end up because it's important to make sure people keep more of what they earn, even in these high-tech states. what we are working toward, what we worked so carefully with our lawmakers from new york and california is to make sure we deliver this relief. >> can the two sides work out a plan before the end of the year? training me now is staff writer for the hell. ken, let's jump in. house republicans are hoping for a vote on the bill by the end of this week. what's likely to get in the way of this? >> republicans are united on

the idea of tax reforms which is a good news but the house and senate are operating on some different rules. you have the house that while they just need to pass through , they also have to worry about some votes from members from california, new jersey and new york who are from high tax areas which is why the state and local tax deduction is a difficult thing to part with in the house where they need republican votes from the state so moving those tax deductions would be bad and how. >> if you flip over to the senate. >> those states, california new york and new jersey, they're all represented by democrats. those democratic votes are going to be needed in the senate so the senate is more willing to buck that deduction. the other problem will come up with here, that the house doesn't have to deal with, is that at the end of the day, they are using a different type of wall.

they're using reconciliation which allows them to pass it through without any democratic vote, but they still need to abide by certain rules with making sure doesn't expand the deficit. that's why you're actually going to see some tax language in the senate bill that in order to keep things below the deficits, the house doesn't have to worry about that either. >> he wants to close this deal by christmas. republicans want to deliver. how much is riding on the. >> a lot. both for republicans who want tax reform and believe they wanted for their legacy and their constituents, but also for 2018. you have the republican party who, so far has swung and missed on healthcare. if they were to also come into 2018 without having another signature item, you will see a problem because you have republican voters who want lawmakers to enact this agenda. you're the president who wants

the republican congress to enact the agenda he was voted for and then you have republican donors who have expects concerned about continuing to donate if this doesn't go through. if you look at that on the right combined with increased enthusiasm on the left with democrats, obviously every midterm, we see an increasing influence from clinical party who is not on the white house. when you have that on the left and the republicans who are going to want to have something they can point to. >> if republicans get tax reform done, how long will it take for small businesses and american taxpayers to feel the results, good or bad. >> is going to depend on the language on the bill, if you get a pass by the end of this year or perhaps some things have to get taken into next year but it will also depend on whether or not things get phased out or whether or not they have delayed implementation. at the end of the day, maybe

while it will be easier for republicans to point to and say look what's on the way if they have something pass than it is to say we tried and were still working it out. arthel: democrats are mobilizing. do they have a comprehensive tax plan that is beneficial to small businesses and corporations in the middle class. >> they argue they do but they don't have control the house of the senate so it doesn't really practically matter. they are beastly have their positions and they have things they believe would work better and you might see some of that in the amendment process depending on how it moves forward, but if you look up senator using a reconciliation deal that won't require any democratic votes either. right now this is the republican show and its positive for them in the sense that they can put their own bill forward and if they agree they can pass it but it's a negative in the sense that they have to own political consequences if they do pass something or if they don't

pass something. arthel: bipartisan support is out the window. >> unfortunately it seems so. arthel: ben, thanks for breaking it down. take care. >> there's been a strange twist in the special counsel investigation in russia. robert muller is now investigating an alleged kidnapping plot and it supposedly involves a former white house aide. president trump and vladimir putin on the russian interference. the president now says yes, he does side with our intel agencies, but he wants to work with russia. a former trump campaign official says that is the right thing to do. >> this president wants to move forward to solve syria and iranian and north korean problems. we have problems all across the world that he inherited from the policy of barack obama and this president is trying to fixol those one day at a time.

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some sad news this in the evening. liz smith, the famed columnist and staple of new york city society has died. she became a legend after moving to new york city from texas in 1950. she was known for her irreverent way of calling on society. she broke the story and chronicled his divorce from ivana. she had been a guest at his resort and also had a second calling is one of the big apples most influential charity fundraisers. she wanted daytime emmy for her reporting in 1985. her column appeared in more than 70 newspapers. we are told she suffered a minor stroke in january of this year. a journalistic legend in new york, she was 94 years old.

arthel: a new twist in the special investigation of russia's involvement. they're looking at whether flynn had a role in a plan to kidnap a muslim cleric in exchange for millions of dollars from the turkish government. what we know about this alleged plot? >> we know michael flynn did more than a half million dollars worth of lobbying and consulting work on behalf of the turkish government. that included lobbing the u.s. government to extradite a modern muslim player who lives in pennsylvania back to turkey. they've viewed this as a political rival and claims he was behind a failed coup to overthrow the government last year. investigators are now looking into two meetings flynn had with turkish officials that

called for flynn and his son to kidnap him and deliver him back to turkey in exchange for $15 million. this latest investigation comes as part of the special counsel and fbi investigation into michael flynn's contacts in business dealings with foreign governments including whether he violated the registration act by failing to disclose his work for turkey until march of this year. >> what is michael flynn thing about these allegations. >> his legal team made it a rule not comment on reports that come out in relationship to the special investigations report. but they did say in a statement, today's news cycle has brought allegations from general flynn that are so outrageous and prejudicial that we are making exception to our usual rule. they are false. the turkish embassy in d.c. is also refuting the allegation

saying all allegations that turkey would result to means external to the rule of law for his extradition are utterly false, ludicrous and groundless. turkey's prime minister said his government expected the trump administration would be more cooperative in extraditing the cleric. they never received those assurances. >> garrett, thank you very much. >> i believe in our intel agencies, i've worked with them very strongly. arthel eric: he is praising the intelligence committee and walking back those comments involving vladimir putin. he said yesterday he believed vladimir putin really means that when he said russia did not meddle in lashes election. vladimir putin believes that, but u.s. intel agencies believe they did interfere in our election and to top former intelligence chiefs fired back at the president. >> it's very clear that the russians interfered.

puzzling why mr. trump doesn't acknowledge that and embrace it. the russian threats are democracy and our democratic foundation is real. >> they are in violation of the nuclear forces treaty. the russians do not harbor good intentions toward the united states and there shouldn't be any illusions or ambiguity about that. our president fosters that ambiguity. >> did he go far enough? let's bring in jim walch. he's a senior researcher associate the mit. jim, he was pretty clear, he said i side with the intelligence agencies. should he have said more or is that enough. >> i think that's enough. the main thing here is i wish you would just stop talking about it because it's come up in every once in a while he says something and gets himself in trouble. it's an argument can't win.

he can't say he believes and asked kgb official more than he believes his own intel. i think this is a sign of learning. i welcome it so i think it's enough but i have some feelings about the criticism too. i'm not entirely comfortable with that. john brennan says he's being played. clapper said he's giving put in a path and then got the president treating that thing it's just political acts. >> this encapsulates my concern. if i say stop, people can say jim walsh is crazy or he's reasonable, or whatever and it doesn't matter at the end of the day because i don't represent the u.s. government, but in our republic, since its founding, there has been a sensitivity about the line between civilian and national

security and there's good reason for that. there's lots of bad stories and other countries about militaries or intelligence agencies having undue influence. americans have worked hard keep that space appropriate. the intelligence committe community do operations and analysis but they don't to policy recommendations. there americans and entitled to voice her opinion but like a lot of thoughtful generals, i've encouraged them to think about how far they are pushing this because what can happen is a pluralization -- i agree with much of the criticism but i really think they need to think carefully about what the role is in about the legacy and for them to be as cautious outside of government as they were inside government. >> you know about the

criticisms of the deep state and what has been said to the politicalization of intelligence assessments. you're basically saying to both sides, cool it. - exactly. i think the deep state thing is way over represented. but that articulates what's in play and why you want to be prudent when it comes to the balance of civilians in a job in the national security community and their job. i can say crazy stuff and that's fine because people don't associate about with the fact that i work for an intelligence committee. eric: does the president have a point when he says how many times are they going to argue with us.

>> you are right. stop asking and even if he answers the question, whatever, move on. there's nothing that will resolve this issue. just focus on, you we have so much big stuff. saudi arabia and lebanon. who saw that coming. there's plenty here to deal with it without talking about stuff that isn't going to advance the ball. eric: thank you so much. sage advice for some stability. eric: hundreds gathering in the tiny town of sutherland springs texas to honor the victims of the shooting last week.

>> i'm glad we could be here today and worship and put arms around them and support them in any way we can. arthel: we will hear stories of victims and survivors. plus, after one juror had to be excused, deliberations and the corruption trial with bob menendez is set to start back up this week. >> we're going to leave this decision to the jury. i'm not going to get ahead of the game. people on the jury will look at the fact. they will have to render the decision.

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that juror predicts the panel could wind up deadlocked. >> it's changing, more people. >> i say not guilty. >> is there anyone in there none on. arthel: let's discuss this with david schwartz and rachel schwartz. nice to see you both a nice to have you here. >> thank you. i have a few basic questions. is it part of the jury handbook, jury duty handbook that you can have a dismissal for a planned vacation which is my understanding why this is being dismissed why was she chosen in the first place. >> this was given to her back by the judge in the beginning. it wasn't necessarily anticipated.

>> why was she allowed. >> but everything is put out in the open with jury selection. jurors were tell you, i have a planned vacation in the judge and the attorneys will make a decision and say it's not going to last eight weeks, it will last six weeks but here it lasted eight weeks. you had the alternate so is no problem. >> that's why they have the alternates, for situations like the. >> so she's no longer on the panel. that's all legal too. >> there's no order of the court that they can speak with reporters but there is something to say to the reporters, don't talk about this case or watch the news so you are hoping they are paying attention to that and if they are paying attention to the judge's orders, they are not hearing what she is saying. >> while they are saving as serving as a juror, they can't even deliberate amongst themselves. they can't say anything about the case, but when she released you can speak to reporters coming you can speak to attorneys. many times attorneys spok speak to alternates or jurors that are released. you can always go by the juror that's released.

many time that juror may say not guilty but it turns out it turns into a guilty vote. >> they are predicting there will be a mistrial due to a hung jury. she was leaning toward not guilty. she said if i was rich and i had a lot of money and wanted to take my friend somewhere, why can't type. she said she feels like the senator did nothing wrong, the prosecutors are trying to railroad him. she is not a politician. the senator is, but in the case of senator menendez, does this make it criminal? >> no. i don't think it does. there is a case called mcconnell where the supreme court came down in june and said 8 - 0. they said no, it needs to be a specific act for a specific favor. here i think they will have a hard time proving that.

>> i don't think so because in the mcconnell case, it dealt with setting up meetings. if you're merely setting up meetings and you're getting all these gifts, that wasn't enough. however, in this case, menendez is accused of setting up more the meetings. he is, he was a lobbyist. he was advocating, he attended the meetings and he's receiving all these gifts on behalf of the doctors. >> they were friends for decades before the. >> friendship means nothing. >> but it also means they could be doing these things as they would normally be true do. they made it very clear that the government is not permitted to run roughshod with this whole charge and they need to be very careful because otherwise you will have the government indicting people left and right when they don't like things that otherwise would be perfectly permissible. >> but a elected officials can abuse. it violates every ethical conduct to accept vacations worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. he's accepting all this.

that's totally unethical. the question becomes, is it criminal. if you have a quid pro quo and a timeline that connects these gifts, you do have bribery. >> they don't have that. there's no receipt proving that or anything that will connect it to make it clear for the jurors. >> so then what if there is a mistrial. what happens next? do they impanel a new jury? do they use alternates? would there have to be a change of venue? do they select from a brand-new jury pool. >> no. the government has to take stock and said we want to retry this case. in this candid case i would think they would want to retry it, and you'll just have a new trial. >> and if they don't, what happens to the senator. >> that will be dismissed and there won't be any charges against him. a lot of times, in cases like this, the prosecution looks at this and says let's cut our losses and they don't retry it. they knew the writing was on

the wall. they started this case in september when the mcconnell case came out in june. they should've let it go and they didn't. >> they will retry the case because there is no victim here we have to worry about putting the victim back on the stand. public corruption cases, they're going to retry it. it's not like a rape case where you're putting the rape victim back on the stand for a new trial. i think they would retry this case. >> i think politics are definitely in the jury room and people who are one side of the particle spectrum might be saying one thing and people are really strong feeling about their politics right now. >> and that's unfortunate. >> rachel, i'm so happy you are here. >> it's a pleasure to be here. >> thank you. >> a facebook group, have you heard about this, they are taking a stand this veterans day weekend.

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