arthel: the things that happen on the commercial break. anyway, coming back at 4:00 and 6:00 eastern. we hope you can join us. eric: back at 6:00, too. see you later. leland: trump administration takes to the airwaves today in support of the gop tax reform including treasury secretary steve mnuchin. with the white house is doing to put pressure on. elizabeth: leaders from both sides that they are speaking out against democratic senator al franken candle. several female lawmakers are saying. leland: like alabama. church wrapping up in critics of embattled republican senate candidate roy moore are both claiming on moral high ground. ♪

hope you're having a great sunday at home. welcome to "america's news hq" from washington. i'm leland vittert. great to have you here. welcome back. >> i am gillian turner and for elizabeth prann today. members of the trump administration tempting to say senator suggesting they'd be okay with a visit to repeal the obamacare mandate from the senate tax plan. >> i don't think anybody doubts for the white house is unappealing in is unappealing and replacing obamacare. we absolutely want to do it. if we can repeal part of the tax bill and have a tax bill that can pass, that is great. if he becomes an impediment to getting the best tax bill he can, we are okay with taking it out. >> of the same time coming administration facing further scrutiny after is learned earlier this week to jared kushner failed to disclose communications with the russians as far back as 2016. for the latest on both to make your attending live at the white house. good afternoon.

reporter: gillian, good afternoon. that's interesting. you got to remember president trump for suggested they include the repeal of obamacare and tax reform. they are starting to back off a bit now and that is likely because more than anything the white house is looking for a legislative win and realize getting tax reform through the senate will be no easy task. republicans can only afford to lose two of their own to get this passed and 35 gop senators have said they have concerns of the bill along with ron johnson who says he'll vote against it if changes are made. repealing obama carries individual mandate is one of the vacant turns for undecided senators. another criticism has been because the corporate tax rate permanently and as more than a trillion dollars touring nations devastated. today's treasury secretary mnuchin said individuals are made permanent so the bill could meet requirements that boosting

the economy will solve the nation's problems. >> if you want to fix the business tax system going from a worldwide system to a territorial system, you can switch back in 10 years. this is all about the rule in how we calculate things. this isn't about the deficit because it's all about creating growth and we will create economic growth debate on the deficit. >> the white house paid with the investigations in the senate judiciary committee accused jared kushner of failing to disclose e-mails about wikileaks on a proposed actor communication with moscow. the committee was given a week to turn the e-mails over but in an e-mail said mr. christer had no contacts at the organization and was along with others forwarded an e-mail from donald trump junior widely reported and disseminated. there is no new document concerning mr. kushner. regarding the special counsel's investigation white house lawyer ty cobb says he thought the

mystic robert mueller steam all wrapped up his interviewing of the white house aide, hopefully in the next week or so but shortly after thanksgiving and hopes the investigations will be coming to a close very soon as well. gillian: lots of folks inside the administration that this is perhaps part of the reason why 10 months into the administration mr. kushner doesn't have his official security clearance pastor yet. thanks so much for that. leland. trent is democratic senator al franken faces the possibility of an ethics probe over sexual harassment allegations, his fellow members of congress are looking at tackling the problem of harassment on capitol hill. carolyn shively following now for us. it seems as though it's a lot more widespread than what we just heard about. >> horrifyingly so. if your senator and one of the senator getting crushed this weekend with female members of

congress calling for change. republican alabama senate candidate roy moore now has at least nine women who say he pursued them when they were teens than he was in his 30s including groping, forcible kissing in under a check committee. democratic senator al franken of minnesota has the disturbing photo to answer for pretending to feel up a sleeping woman for her bulletproof asp airbus may franken was rusted by writers on his old show "saturday night live." >> senator al franken is being accused of misconduct in the 2006 tour who posted this picture apparently groping her while she was -- gillian: legislators drawing attention to the problem on capitol hill revealing if i find it helps pay for sexual harassment by members and staffers are they now pledging training come investigation and enforcement. >> i'm calling them all on the carpet. i think all of them should take responsibility for their

behavior. >> despicable, ugly behavior across the country. this isn't going to get fixed. we've got to fix this together and change the culture. >> also uncomfortable reminder of her son sex scandals with re-examining the reaction to the accusers. >> noteworthy of who took over the seed when she became secretary of state. this is what they had to say. take a listen. more on this with the panel. thank you. we will talk to a couple guys from minnesota. talk about this a lot on the radio.

john justice, 11:30 a.m. on the dialer twin cities. right, gentlemen? >> .correct. leland: good to see you both. thanks for being here. in washington, a lot of accusations of putting tribe over truth, politics over principle. is that something that is true in minnesota or his principal seeming to trump in this situation? speed magazines is that what you're seeing at the national level accusations is also happening here at the state level. every single one of those circumstances in my opinion deserves proper review ever going to get to the heart of the issue, the man accused of these allegations will start acting like a man and owning up to their behavior. they are the only ones to know truly who they are. >> we heard back to john's point we heard from all franken.

he apologized. is that enough for voters in minnesota? >> i feel like it's probably going to be. i'll franken enjoys a great degree of popularity here in the state. we have had some prominent leaders of the democratic party here in minnesota called for him to step down, call for him to resign, but the reaction i've seen from the elect to read, grassroot has-been of the nature that he apologized as she accepted his apology and that should be enough because he's been a champion for a lot of issues we care about. >> is what is good for the goose good for the gander? are those the hard-core leftists in minnesota, are they okay on the same side they worry more hasn't apologized it is denied these accusations and he gets the benefit of the doubt or they calling and thing they want his head? >> it's kind of a mixed bag.

and it really comes down to what a person believes about the particular circumstance. they are very singular in nature. very differing, so you have a lot of people coming to the defense and digging their heels in for an individual like roy moore and a lot of people say you know, everybody needs to be held accountable. that action is bad action. leland: are they really that different? the overarching allocation of men in powerful positions seeming to act with impunity in ways that are we say the most completely and gentlemanly towards women. that's a pretty common thread here whether you are republican or democrat. >> there is i think degrees of awful. they are all pretty awful, what franken is awful, but roy moore is accused of doing is pretty

awful. but there are degrees and i do think as we have this conversation on the national level, we deal with it here in minnesota. we've got to legislators on the senator and representative, one republican, one democrat dealing with their own sexual harassment and impropriety accusations as well. so they are going to have to be handled by john said on an individual basis and the serpents and says -- the consequences should be relative to the degrees of horribleness. >> certainly you guys will have more to talk about considering what is going on in minnesota they are. we did have one republican strategists yesterday suggesting a third party called the party and there is going to be a lot more adjoining in the coming weeks. we'll see how the allegations can do. >> pretty solid majority. >> hopefully not a majority, this seems more members than any of us would like. drew, john, appreciate you being

here. thanks so much. >> things, leland. the trump administration had this on a show hard to push the president's tax plan and make the case that it's actually very helpful for taxpayers. >> the bottom line is the white house president will not sign a bill that raises taxes in the middle class. gillian: the president praised house republicans are passing their version of the bill that the senate bill has to pass there is. will congress be able to fulfill their promise before the end of the year? joining us now for a fair and balanced debate or ted harvey from the committee to defend the president and robert tele atlanta radio host. good afternoon, gentlemen. thanks for joining us. robert, i want to put you first. we keep hearing about major these. can you lay out what those discrepancies are by your way of thinking. >> i think what we are realizing

that the senate is very tenuous. what the 2015 election results were was not a rejection of the democratic party. it was a rejection of the establishment. the establishment of the republican party sees the writing on the wall, jeff flake, bob parker and luther strange, but they have to have a populace bill that does more than cut taxes for millionaires and billionaires. normal everyday people, homeowners, citizen need to have a tax cut that the their bottom line. right now the senate bill or the house bill is not the bill donald trump promise to his base. leland: it sounds like we are getting to the million dollar question when it comes to the bill. i want to ask both of you, would you make of this? is this as some senators are contending disastrous for the middle class and really only a boon for the top 2% in business is there something you think will help average american

families? >> i think it will be a boon for the middle class. the family deduction is going to double from 1000 to 2000. that is a huge boon for the middle class. i also think cutting the corporate tax to 20% will put more money into the economy and will allow businesses to hire more individuals and give individuals pay raises. i think it will be a boon for the entire economy which is good for everybody all the way down the line. >> anybody who's a fiscal conservative or a deficit hawk understands you cannot cut taxes and not also cut spending. this voodoo economics, simply click do not work out. put herself further in debt to china, loose sovereignty, go against all the promises of the 2015 election. the republican base has shown they have no interest in the establishment of the party

pushing down their own will on the people. this is how republicans lose the majority in the house and senate and don't follow the will of the voters. normal everyday people have been directly somehow from washington. >> would you say to critics of the president who contend he ran on a platform to cut government spending. when i go ahead and do that with the tax reform bill. would you say to that? >> the last comment was interesting. i worked in the reagan white house and ronald reagan did cut taxes and he won the next election with 59 states across the country and our economy boom for the next 20 years because of the tax code. this would be the first major tax cut since the reagan administration and every single economist in the country is saying if we do this, they will have an explosion and we will

have trickled down as ronald reagan said all the way down to middle-class america and below it will be good for the economy. guess we should have cuts in government spending and the regulatory reform is actually cutting government. the department of interior trying to cut 4000 employees just in the department of interior. there's huge things going on within the administration. not just the one tax-cut plan. gillian: gentleman, folks at home should keep their eye on middle-class provisions and as well the timing avelino the house passed their version 22729205, what remains to be seen is that the senate does on their side. thank you for joining me. leland. leland: a little more in the tax reform debate coming up and it's going to be a long debate. "fox news sunday" after a show,

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leland: authorities in pennsylvania have named a suspect in the killing of a police officer near pittsburgh friday. this is the man they are looking for never issued an arrest warrant for a 29-year-old grammy in sol whole two is believed to have killed 25-year-old bryant shot. kensington police officer died after being shot in the chest while allegedly chasing whole time third following a traffic stop. police are offering a $40,000 reward for anyone who provides anyone that leads to rahmael sal holt's capture from the shooting. leland: zimbabwe president robert mugabe to address his nation on state television said. the announcement will come after the ruling political party has booted the president as their party leader, stripping him him effectively in most of his power. the group is also giving mugabe a deadline.

conor powell joins us live from our middle east bureau with the latest. what can you tell us? >> it appears the transition of power is well underway. mugabe on tv in the next few hours after his own political party voted to have been kicked out of the party. they also demanded he resign by noon tomorrow or they would impeach him. this all started a few days ago when the military plays mugabe under house arrest. it appeared he was trying to transition power from him to his much younger wife. he also fired a well greased acted and well-connected man who was the vice president to the military. the military was not having not. his own party decided over the weekend to get rid of him. mugabe has been held as sort of an example of pro-african leadership to bear. he led the fight in zimbabwe to

get rid of the rule. he helped an education, but also oversaw a brutal, brutal regimes that really did wreck the economy in the last 15 or 20 or so years. people across the country celebrated and cheered the move today in the streets in harlem. people dancing, going to the military. there is a question about what happened next. it does appear someone loyal to the mugabe regime. his own party and military have grown tired of him, gillian in his days of rolling over zimbabwe will come to an end in the next two hours. gillian: great news. it's been amazing to see this leader with 100% loyalty by the military since effectively 1987 they placed under house arrest by its close military advisers, extraordinary development.

thanks for the latest. leland: still ahead, why china's hopeful they can scale back north korea's nuclear ambition. but can they? despite the pileup behind embattled candidate roy moore, he says he is not going to withdraw from the race. peter doocy on the ground on sunday in birmingham. >> hi, leland. all that anybody talks about in alabama. anywhere you go, moore is not going to leave the race and is trying to change the subject. i will tell you why coming out. why should your teeth be? invisalign clear aligners can shape your smile up to 50% faster. don't let anything slow you down. visit invisalign.com

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leland: embattled alabama senate candidate says he's not going anywhere despite calls from leaders and members of his own party to withdraw from the race appeared at the same time, many supporters including the governor of alabama are sticking by the candidate.

peter doocy with the latest live from birmingham. reporter: good morning. the more campaign trying to put pressure on problems they see what the republican establishment now that jeff flake has been caught in a hot mike saying he thinks if republicans become the party of worry more in donald trump, then they will be toast. here is how a campaign adviser responded to us. mitch mcconnell and jeff flake are agents of destruction within the republican party. they assassinate conservatives like roy moore to they can work with the liberal elite to protect their big rubber band. but there are longtime republican lawmakers in washington d.c. who still cannot get past the allegations of sexual abuse against judge moore. >> i read his denials here to listen to his radio interview and i did not find him to be credible. as more and more allegations come forward, that adds to the weight of evidence against him.

reporter: bad as others in the gop came out exactly what can and should happen if moore wins on december 12th. >> it becomes to the senate because the people of alabama elect him and someone files a complaint with the senate ethics committee as they have done without franken come it will be up to the ethics committee to raise the evidence and make a decision based on their findings and recommendations. reporter: today that democrat in this race was endorsed by the alabama media group and they explain their decision like this. by the various misdeeds, miscalculation and mistakes of others and leaders, alabama has left it up with few options. alabamians must show themselves to be people of principle and reject roy moore and all he stands for. the reason the group is such a big deal, this is the birmingham news. it says about it from a stand

for decency, reject roy moore. two other papers, the huntsville times and the press register has similar condemnations on their front pages as morning. gillian. gillian: just brutal. for my sake today come december 12th seems like 10 years away. i hope it goes faster for you. thanks, peter. >> leader cora covers state and national for the birmingham news. it's an impartial reporter. good to have you here. >> thank you. tranter seems as though judge moore is trying to set this race up. a work for them in the primary. does that still work? >> well, he certainly think it works. he's going after mitch mcconnell and never mentioning donald trump. he endorsed his opponent, luther

strange, the roy moore has definitely doubled down on mcconnell but managed to skate around the fact is not received a rousing endorsement from the president neither. tranter the white house female libido to alabama voters would've the same time disk in it themselves. they keep noting they were the ones who endorses their strange in the primary. how is doug schoen is handling this? you hear him he keeps talking about kitchen table issues. is he remaining silent or is he going after them? >> is not remaining silent as much as the national figures. he walks a fine line because roy amore has been a polarizing figure. if you look at his numbers, roy moore received more votes than every democrat combined in our primary. you walk a fine line how much we

poked at him, are you alienating more people you're attracting? leland: elusiveness first set up out of the primary had an enormous company would even call it a hill, mountain in the polls. "the new york times" headline, alabama thought he had been enough scandal, then came word more. pretty well researched and thorough article appeared in sure covered a number of scandals they talked about. the question is this. how much more can alabama take? other other victims or alleged but as you are hearing about that or maybe not ready to come forward but as we get closer to the election, might be willing to put their name out there? >> you always hear things and there's always discussion. i would like to sort of -- i disagree with the idea these rumors were common knowledge because that's been the case.

so many are having with this. so the closer we get to the election and the more sticky the polls get, the timing of new allegations. tranter you move out by questioning the timing and the sincerity. we saw the governor, now, republican governor said i find this allegations credible, but i think it is more important to have a republican in the senate. we have seen the state gop party lineup essentially saying the same thing although defending him a little bit more. how deep does that go? how deep is his support? >> the republican party's announcement they were backing him was major. if they had wavered, he was a dead duck on the ballot in all truthfulness. if they pulled his support, he was done. the fact they cannot have backed

him in governor iv came out and back to although they are not backing him, they are backing a republican in office was monumental has asserted that kicked to dow jones in any momentum he's gained. that's not it for debate. they put the death now could the republicans do something to get out of worry more. republicans in the state has proven the establishment republicans have proven they will get along even though he was not there from the start. >> you talk about monumental. a lot of monumental thing come in a front-page editorial with that headline as well. we appreciate it. if they still have a busy couple of weeks coming out. nice to see you, ma'am. >> thank you so much. tranter keep up the good work. tranter minds of americans expected to crowd roads and airports they think giving. we will have your forecast.

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tonight. gillian: chinese officials are cautiously optimistic that a diplomatic solution can be reached at north korea before they further develop their nuclear capabilities. beyond what has now been holding talks on its nuclear program coming new president trump has held as positive for diplomacy. for more insight, fox news, foreign policy analyst, chiron skinner. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for inviting me. tranter big picture, do you think the issue to her hopes americans ending on the global stage or do we come out sort of neutral? >> i am of two minds. i believe that the dimmest slavonic offensive the president has a non-and 2017 but ultimately culminated in the asia trip have had a huge impact on america's standing in the

world retires the message has been consistent. i think without a statement then has troubles from a speech in poland and the united nations committee asia trip by itself would not it had a significant. when you put it all together, there is a consistent message about both trade and north korea that the united states will not be taken advantage of on trade in the asian region of the world and on north korea, that it demands a denuclearized korean peninsula and is building an alliance to the trump administration of state throughout the indo pacific region who believes the same. it's been a fundamental shift in u.s. policy in 2017. >> all things totaled together sort of bring us to trump doctrine, which as far as i can

be his america first. how does he apply that to the north korean nuclear threat? t. think he advanced the cause during the trip? do you think were any closer to forging a revolution of the nuclear issue? >> that's an excellent question and he tested the america first idea in his two-week tour of asia. the way he has described it, it is a doctrine committed to putting america's interests first, and not those of multilateral agreement or transnational actors or bureaucrats in belgium. but the interest of the united states. at the same time, he's encouraged other nations to put their interests first and coming together, finding capacity for mutual agreement around shared value. that is a very different approach than prior democrat and republican administrations that have relied on international to

help decide what the interest of nations are. president trump was talking as much to allies and potential asian allies on his tour about really figuring out rigorously what their interests are. the more he talked, the more they came to the common understanding that the big threat in the region, to everyone's national security, not just in asia but around the globe is north korea's nuclear and intercontinental ballistic missile program. >> it sounds like they are describing a shift away from multilateralism tours of bilateral relationships that his nation-to-nation. on that front, remarkable development i think that we've seen is china's agreement to send an envoy to pyongyang. what do you make of that? do you think that is the direct consequence of president trump's heavy-handed approach to dealing with the region or is this nothing to do with president trump? >> just let me take this into

parts. your first point about a shift away from multilateralism, i think there is a combination of bilateral activities in agreement and understanding of multilateral activities both have been in the context of the asia trip. on the bilateral side, the president was amazingly aggressive going nation by nation doing the hard work about the threats they commonly face. on the multilateral side, the concept of quads come in the four nations, united states, australia, india and japan having talked among my group about the common threats and how they may coordinate as a counter to china. there were elements of both on what the united states is doing now. in terms of your second point on the issue of the envoy, the chinese envoy in north korea. we have something to do with it. mr. sun tile has already this month than in vietnam and laos

explaining the 19th communist party congress in china what it meant. there is an expectation he would go on to north korea as well. the tenor and the conversation has been fluent by the way in which president trump clarified both his asia tour and throughout the year the problem of north korea and the only pathway forward for peace and stability in northeast asia is to have a denuclearized north korea. gillian: we've got a lead that they are for today, but we'll have you back soon hopefully to talk about the fact they haven't launched any missiles in the last two. also an important development. thanks so much. leland: still ahead, over the river and through the woods took a little longer. winter weather holiday whether or not mixing well. but to expect before hitting the

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gillian: account of the biggest light and lantern festival in north america. that's outside of the bitter celebration in michigan and combines ancient tradition with cutting-edge, the festival in phoenix is running from now until january 2nd and includes everything from chinese lanterns to modern 3-d light displays. it also includes 30 carnival rides and games. check it out. >> visitors would be so disappointed in michigan. the water is always -- whether it's always good there. 51 million americans hitting the road for the skies for the thanksgiving holiday. tracking the forecast with adam klotz. gillian said just stay home. >> 51 million people was annoying on the road. leland: jillion is never wrong. that's the point. reporter: then why am i even here? always a pain to be on the road.

outside of the big system we track right now pushing off by the end of the weekend traveling early spending to pay attention to. next week things are looking all that horrible. now into the pacific into the pacific northwest you see the backside of it a true cold front at this point talking about snow running across the great lakes into new england even at this point. light scattered showers, snow showers at that point. not talking about real heavy snow here, and maybe a tough on the roadway. certainly winds gusting up to 40, 50 miles an hour through the entire region. further and further into tuesday, the user across the country. green means go. these are airports and by and large things are looking really good for tuesday into wednesday. still looking at the pacific northwest, maybe some areas where there is unsure send tons causing a little bit of a delay. this is looking mostly good. anything i want to pay attention to assist them with all of her

forecast models right now are keeping that just far enough out to see that it shouldn't be affecting any travel plans. really cold weather settling in the midwest and northeast. cold temperatures they are by a margin nice-looking thanksgiving forecast and traveling shouldn't be too bad. fighting a lot of crowd. >> perfect weather for turkey. tranter after the break on a major milestone for a royal couple. what queen elizabeth and prince george are celebrating monday. the 70th wedding anniversary. also a turkey server part of the thanksgiving holiday. president trump's first-ever turkey pardoning. ♪ spark cash card

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>> a major milestone for the queen of england and her husband, prince philip. world cup was over there 70th wedding anniversary tomorrow. this is their official picture that they have released to celebrate the occasion. this is the couple when they were married on november 20 1947. when elizabeth was just 21-year-old princess. the wedding was a huge morale booster for the entire united kingdom which was at the time, recovering from the devastation

of world war ii. leland, you may not know this but prince philip earlier this year retired from his official duties so there's a job opening. >> i will look into that. okay. not sure i am qualified but i appreciate the confidence. this week the president takes part in a time-honored presidential tradition. the turkey pardon. the annual thanksgiving pardon, sometimes it goes well sometimes not so much. the white house tradition dating back 70 years. the president will continue this custom on tuesday afternoon in the rose garden before he goes to mar-a-lago. they will feature two turkeys grows transits raised in minnesota. i don't know about you but i want to see this. this has potential. >> you think you'll are the turkey. >> does he do this on twitter? does he say your pardons? there are a lot of questions.

you never know! >> well if he doesn't he will get called out! >> that will be news! >> we have "fox news sunday" coming up next. >> goodbye everyone. >> i am chris wallace. wave of sexual harassment cases sweeping the nation reaches the senate. republican candidate judge roy moore by smith political life. >>. [inaudible] >> democratic senator al franken becomes the first member of congress accused in the post-harvey weinstein era. >> is trying to get away with it and that isn't okay. it was funny, nothing like that is ever funny. >> we discussed allegations with south carolina senator jim