tentative agreement for christine blasey ford to testify before a senate committee on thursday. >> you can argue that the whole reason she's getting the hearing is because of the republicans. not the democrats. >> honestly the way some democrats have conducted themselves during this process is a disgrace. and i believe the judge brett kavanaugh will soon be justice brett kavanaugh. rod rosenstein oversees the special counsel and some are suggesting that the report from the "the new york times" could potentially lead to rosenstein's firing. >> you can't be on the team if you're not supporting this mission. maybe you ought to find something else to do.

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you just didn't that's what you're tune in for. >> url. send us your music request and maybe we'll play it for you. but then we have rules because of copyright. don't pay attention. we still have a lot of breaking news, particularly on the brett kavanaugh story. overnight some developments on that and whether or not his accuser, dr. ford right there, will testify. negotiations continuing. >> sit breaking news or kind of breaking news. >> kind of breaking news that they finally say that they're ready to testify. despite the back and forth. the forth is that we still don't have the details on when she's going to testify and how it's going to play out, whether judge kavanaugh goes first or second, for example. but secondly, we'll get to this in a minute, there continues to be disputes about what happened at this party and more people coming forward to the committee saying this didn't happen. >> first we're going to share

with you a snippet from an e-mail from debbie katz. although many aspects of the proposal you provided are fundamentally inconsistent with the committee's promise of a fair and impartial investigation into her allegations and we're seupset about the leaks. so it sounds like it will likely be on thursday and they wanted to go out in the media saying we're not happy about that. >> it doesn't sound like a good faith statement. >> accusing the committee of bullying. >> dr. ford said she wanted to speak. >> that's right. senator orrin hatch put it nicely in a tweet in response to that at some level, he tweeted, worth noting, this is exactly where we were on monday morning without an greet on a date, time

or terms. we're not closer to hearing from dr. ford when her law said she was ready to testify. some jabs in there. a lot of giving of ground by republicans and a lot of taking of ground. you don't have to discredit the story of dr. ford whoever it may be while also recognizing that at some level she's been captured by political swamp creatures who want to take advantage of this process. debra kts is on tape in twaif saying we're going to fight back, we're going to resist, we will not be silenced. >> and another lawyer, andrew mccabe's attorney has joined as well. >> i think she wanted to share something with snare feinstein. awith senatorfeinstein. the people advocating for her want to confuse and delay. the later you go, the more they think they can confuse the process and derail trump's

nominee. you've seen this play out. >> you mentioned dianne feinstein, she sat on this for weeks and weeks. the story could be falling apart, another supposed witness, long time friend of christine blasey ford said she doesn't know him or a party that he would have been at. i mentioned shannon bream sent out an e-mail say, with the committee has been talking to the other people at the party. the committee says they talked to four people alleged to have been at the party by dr. ford, including judge kavanaugh. all four deny any knowledge of dr. ford's allegations. so the other people allegedly at the party by dr. ford's account say this didn't happen. >> they also aren't saying she's a liar. they're saying i don't have any information, i don't have the knowledge that it did happen. kavanaugh is one of those four saying i didn't do it and i need to clear my good name.

>> it's hard to find an outcome that's anything other than he said/she said. >> we can't call her a lawyer because we haven't heard from her yet. >> no one is saying she's a lie. >liar. >> we haven't heard her. >> her name is l rks lan kaiser, a life friend of dr. ford. if anything she would want to give grace to what dr. ford is going through but ultimate you step back as an individual saying if i don't recall it, i have to be honest. >> as a friend of hearse hers, t see it happen. >> ben shapiro he questions credibility of the entire case. watch. >> one of the questions of credibility goes to the way that this has been handled. not just because there's no other evidence. i mean, there are no other accounts of this event happening, no contemporary youss

accounts of it happening. she should be eager to testify about it under oath but the democrats have been doing their damnest to make sure she doesn't testify under oath. in what situation has a defendant ever testified before a plaintiff doesn't work that way. >> don't miss tonight's special, 8:00, sunday night, ben shapiro is doing four of them leading up to election day. it's a very good program. your colleagues in the media can cite anoun mouse forces. dr. ford is on the east coast and has been for a while which is fine. she can be wherever she wants and if she needs to safeguard that of her family. that's important. but if you're on the east coast consulting with d.c. lawyers, monday, tuesday, wednesday or thursday doesn't make a difference other than your desire to push it as far as you

can to the end of the week. the news is saying agreement on a testimony. not true. all tentative. date, time, terms all still up in the air. and it feels like. >> thursday to the next thursday to the next thursday and past the midterms. >> you're right. secretary of state pompeo continuing to go at critics. he's going back against john kerry over iran and a whole series of issues in recent days. >> he was asked about rod rosenstein who you'll remember this "the new york times" headline. rod rosenstein suggested secretly recording trump and discussing the 25th amendment. mike pompeo was asked about that and others who don't support this president. here's what he said. >> i've been pretty clear since my beginning of service here in this administration. if you can't be on the team, if you're not supporting this mission, then maybe you ought to

find something toles do. i've told that to my senior colleagues, told it to junior folks at the cia. i hope that everyone in every agency, doj, fbi, state department is on that mission. and if you're not, you should take this time go do something more productive. >> i assume that talking about wiring the president, talking about the 25th amendment is not being on the team. >> not remotely. >> exactly i was going to say, that's what any functioning white house administration needs is everybody to be on the same team. it's a no-brainer and it's important that the president sniffs out anybody who is going astray. if you think about a football team, baseball team, basketball team, the players can't do all of their plays and hope it works out. the wins that win the games are the ones that work together. >> and you use a joke or levity to introduce an idea that you don't know is socially

acceptable. we shoal wiretap the president and everybody laughs, it's okay. if everyone goes yeah, we should, we got an opening here. the more i thought about the statement, dismiss i guess i dia joke. >> later on this program we'll have devin nunes, an exclusive with the chairman of the house intelligence committee, he'll be live 9:30 eastern time note just responding to rod rosenstein and that story but also a big development this week, the president said some of the documents were being declassified. rosenstein was trying to slow walk that. now the president pulled back saying let's give this more time. >> why does it always feel like the slow-walking is in service of some sort of an agenda. good or otherwise. and not always of that person of people protecting that person. no. from the ford allegation to this to everything.

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♪ the "the new york times" standing by its bombshell report that deputy attorney general rod rosenstein discussed secretly recording the president and removing him from office. the reporter involved with this says if this was a joke we don't think it would have been so difficult for us to have work to get this information. if this was a joke, this would not have been memorialized and discussed in the fbi the way it was. should the president fire rosenstein. here to debate katrina pierson and boyd matson. good morning. what do you think? >> well, look, of course rod

rosenstein should be fired. in fact he should have been fired months ago. we really didn't need a bombshell "the new york times" report outlining memos from 2017 to tell us that this guy probably didn't have the best intentions when he took his post. there was a reason that congress have put together articles of impeachment. we knew that something was up when the inspector general reports came out from the doj. so of course the president is well within his right to fire rod rosenstein but i don't think that's the question, ed. the question is what is jeff sessions going to do about this? this is his number two, this is his guy. it occurred under his watch. this is his department. so what is jeff sessions going to do? >> well, boyd, that's a good question which is that it seems to a lot of republicans, starting with the president himself, that jeff sessions has been asleep at the switch. >> yeah. and i think for both secretary sessions and for rosenstein, i think this is much more a question about when to do something as opposed to what to

do with those folks. so i think this is much more a political question in terms of does it create more chaos rather than clarity if he takes rosenstein and jeff sessions out right now as opposed to after the midterm elections. the thing the president should focus on is the economy and everything that's going well for him. recognizing that this really is a distraction to what the president the trying to do. and i think that rosenstein, if these reports are true, and i agree with katrina, there's mounting evidence there that does not require the "the new york times" to certify, he should step down. he would be duty bound to step down just as whoever is anonymous source is in the op-ed in the "the new york times." he really should step down. >> the timing of the meeting seems important to your point. this was in may of 2017. shortly after this meeting, whether he was joking or not, rosenstein raising the possibility of invoking the 25th amendment and then after

the meeting with the fbi and doj officials, what does rosenstein do, he appoints the special counsel robert mule tore investigate the president and the campaign. >> that's exactly why this is not a political decision if rosenstein is fired or impeached for that matter. the people elected donald trump to make the right decision. not the political decision. and by the way, he campaigned on draining the swamp. and i think a lot of people continue to forget that. there's a lot of evidence here on why rosenstein should be fired by jeff sessions, at the very least recuse himself. think for one second, ed, if eric holder knew that members of his own department were trying to secretly get rid of barack obama as president of the united states, even jokingly about the 25th amendment, would we be having this discussion in no. eric holder would not stand for that. the question isn't whether or not donald trump should fire rosenstein, this is solely on jeff sessions.

>> there's no evidence that rosenstein, if he was joking witwhereby why didn't he tell te president and chef kelly, there are people talking about this, we had this meeting. it doesn't seem like he was straight up with the white house about what happened. it was not until the "times" came to him that he denied it. >> this is what happens when you have an elite group of people with concentrated power. it's exactly what the founders were afraid of at the beginning, that you would end up with a deep state or agency feeling that they know better, they're sma smarter, they're in control and going to be there longer than an administration is. so it seems like the arrogance is clearly part of the equation here, not just for rosenstein. >> appreciate you both coming in. >> thanks, ed. judge kavanaugh's accuser coming to a tentative agreement to appear before the committee. what could we expect from her testimony? our legal panel is here to weigh in next. michael moore's new

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he'll have the serve the remainder of his sentence on top of any new charges. the high stakes show down between spact nominee brett kavanaugh and his accuser culminated yesterday in a tentative agreement. ford's attorneys saying she accepts the requests to tell her story but the terms are up in the air. here to weigh in is our panel of legal experts, legal affairs reporter at the washington tiemstimes. brad, i presume a republican, a right ward leaning, in this process do you think it's been done properly. >> anytime's har it's hard to s. it's still playing out. there have been a lot of delays and people becoming suspect of what's causing the delays. a moment ago there was a spot that there's an agreement to testify but there's not an agreement to testify because the

terms are unclear. so nobody knows where it's going to go from this point. >> eric, you're an attorney. at this point, you know, dr. ford wants to tell her story but there's been all of these delays and all of these terms. did you feel like she's been given a fair opportunity to tell her story? >> how much of a delay has there real preally been from r. >> there have been five. >> what was the deadline ultimately set. this is set by the senate committee because they want to get things done at a certain time. and so this woman has now come forward and she's asked for an opportunity at this point now to tell her story. and we know that a bunch of terms were hoisted upon her to impact how she could tell her story and when she could tell her story. >> i have to cut you off. her attorneys have foisted a bunch of terms. and chuck grassley said we'll come to california, you can come to d.c., we'll do it publicly, privately.

they wanted it thursday and that's tentative. a lot of opportunity and grace have given here. you have people firmly in their camp one way or the other and there are those people who are saying this isn't fair may not want to see judge ka na kavanaun the supreme court. but she said in the washington post last weekend that she was ready to testify. she was given the opportunity to do it a week from then on monday, that passed up, then wundz anwednesday and now thurs. it easit's interesting what chad last weekend when she was talking to the press, two days later is the democrats coming out saying no, we need an fbi investigation first. that was another layer on top of that. it didn't seem like there was enough sticking with the documents that they wanted so now this story has come out. i think it's fair to say why do we hear about this in september when the letter was reportedly given to senator feinstein, the ranking member of the committee

back in july. >> and why did she not raise it privately. we only have a minute and i want to be fair to each of you. how does this play out over the next week. does brett kavanaugh get confirmed in. >> i believe the judge will be confirmed. this is an act that alleges to have occurred when he was a jeuf nail. and fundamental of our juvenile justice is rehabilitation. this suggests that she's been rehabilitated if it is true and there's no problem with his confirmation. >> eric? >> i suspect the reality of whether he gets confirmed or not is going to have more to do with how the republicans play this out and whether they shoal real sensitivity to dr. ford or not. >> any future hiccups? >> i don't know that he'll be on the bench in october but he will eventually get confirmed and he could be hearing the november cases. >> thank you for your expertise. good stuff.

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i believe the judge brett kavanaugh will soon be justice brett kavanaugh and take his seat on the supreme court. the way some democrats have conducted themselves during the process, it's a disgrace. and a disservice to the senate. and the american people. it'his record and career deservs the respect of every member of the united states senate. >> there's the vice president. let's bring in cory lulu windowy lewandowski. maybe there's a deal, maybe there's not a deal for dr. ford to testify. we're also waking up to the fact that one of her alleged friends is saying nothing like this happened at the por party. i don't know really what

happened here. so nancy cordes of cbs is saying the committee has heard from all four people who were allegedly at the party. they deny they were there or say they don't remember it at all. is this story starting to fall apart. >> absolutely this story is falling apart. everyone is entitled to have their day to tell their story after an accusation like this is made. but what we have seen is the besmirchment of judge kavanaugh she wants to have this discussion, it needs to be done immediately, needs to be done in public and we have to give judge kavanaugh an opportunity to respond to this and let the committee members vote accordingly. and i think they'll vote to make him the next supreme court justice 0 our great country. >> the details of this hearing have not really come out. they haven't been agreed upon. do you think this will actually happen on thursday or sit going to keep getting pushed back?

>> i think chairman grassley has gone out of his way to try to accommodate her, offering again to go to california to have this done, to do this in washington, to do it in public, in private. she's given her every opportunity to have her story told. and if she chooses not to do this, the committee should move forward with their vote on thursday and bring tight the full senate for a vote. >> why are they being accused of bullying, this idea that she's being hemmed in or pushed. and bullying is the word being used by at love of folks on the left. why are they doing that? >> this is partisan politics, washington, d.c. at its worst. it wasn't that long ago when supreme court justices would be confirmed on a bipartisan basis. 60, 70, sometimes 80 votes. they've made this into a partisan issue. we're trying to see if it's going to be a 51, 52 vote majority on this.

judge kavanaugh is qualified to be a supreme court justice and this should have had support, bipartisan support and he should have been confirmed with, if not a unanimous vote, that. >> we have one of the lawyers for dr. ford, debra katz is on tape in early 2017 at a resist rally saying we've got to stop president trump at all costs. you've got rosie o'donnell weighing in, tweeting, grassley and hatch, too old, they should be done. come on. at thanksgiving we don't let the 85-year-olds carve the turkey, #retire. now i normally would not bring up dianne feinstein's age because it's not proper to do that for a lady. >> or not relevant. >> and it is ageism to do what rosie o'donnell did but i believe diane fie stein is 85. >dianne feinstein is 85.>> the t

for both partying is 72. what do you make of this. >> the left has gone so far off track. they have no new ideas for america. their goal is to get rid of i.c.e., dismantle i.c.e., tax people to death. that's what they and running on. they want nancy pelosi to come back and be the speaker of the house to turn our economy backward as opposed to keep the economy moving forward. this is their last-ditch effort. they're so afraid of having a person so qualified to be a supreme court justice that they'll do or say anything, including these partisan attacks that the american people are too smart for this. i think that chairman grassley has done everything in his power to give this person a fair hearing and if dr. ford wants to come and take that opportunity, she should do it. but we should move this behind us. either have the committee hearing immediately and hear what she has to say or let's move on. >> i don't know rod rosenstein's age because it's not relevant

but the "the new york times" ran an article two days ago where they say she joked or made the suggestion that he might want to secretly record the president and has discussed the 25th amendment. now the president has responded to this and other things. this is what the president had to say about it. listen. >> these are people -- i really believe you take a poll, i got to be at 95%. but you got some real bad ones. there's a lingering sphench and we'rstench andwe're going to get too. >> his point is 95% of the folks who work there likely support his policies but at the top there's a stench. >> he's absolutely right. the rank and file men and women who work at the fbi and the department of justice are great americans and they go to work every day to make sure our country is safer and better. but we have seen from jim comey to andy mccabe to peter strzok to lisa page at the fbi, some of the highest ranking members, what they have done to this country, the narrative they've

put in place. bruce ohr at the department of justice. and now rod rosenstein to potentially kid -- i don't think he was kidding. he is saying to other individuals, why don't where i wear a wire as you walk into the oval office to have a conversation with the president and then to say that he potentially had a conversation with the attorney general and the former secretary of homeland security about invoking the 25th amendment? look. i'll tell you what. if it were me, there's only one way to classify this person and that's an enemy of donald trump and an enemy of the people. >> if he's an enemy why does rod rosenstein have a job this morning? >> it's a great question. you have to remember rod rosenstein before he became the deputy attorney general was the u.s. attorney under barack obama for baltimore, for maryland. he's a partisan person. he claims he's not. we've seen what he's said in front of congress. he's a person with a messiah complex. he wants to decide what the law is. he's the individual who has a

appointed bob mueller after mueller was in the office asking to be the director of the fbi, after comey was fired for cause. he's the individual who recommended that comey be fired for cause. rod rosenstein is very conflicted here. i think he's a partisan individual who worked under the obama administration who is now trying to put his own interests above that of the american people and i question why he continues to stay in that position. >> corey lewandowski. >> thank you for your time this morning. 20 minutes before the top of the hour. turning to other stories making headlines this story. immigrants on welfare could face new hurdles. programs like medicaid and food stamps will be considered negative factors in granting green cards and visas. this expands on existing federal law that requires green card applicants to prove they won't be a burden to american

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hey, everybody. 47 minutes after the hour. today president trump arrives in new york city for the united nations general assembly. >> that's where the president will of course deliver his america first message to leaders from around the world. >> our own jillian turner live in washington, d.c. with what to expect. good morning. >> good morning to you guys. the trump foreign policy team is headed to new york today for participation in the 73rd meeting of the u.n. general assembly. president trump is gearing up for what will be his second major address delivered to the global gathering of nations. some of this year's themes may sound familiar. >> united nations has tremendous potential. but it has not lived up to that potential. it's always been surprising to me that more things aren't resolved. because you have all of these countries getting together in one location, but it doesn't seem to get there. i think it will. >> president trump faced backlash last year for what some

countries perceived to be critical of their internal affairs. but the criticism isn't a deterrent and this year they plan to hammer home an american first foreign policy. they've got two priorities. the first to highlight what the president believes are his foreign policy successes, namely north korea and iran. >> rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime. it is time for the entire world to join us in demanding that iran's government end its pursuit of death and destruction. >> the other major priority is reaffirming u.s. sovereignty, something john bolton laid the ground work for earlier this month with his own address to the federalist society. bolton suggests that in every intans? which u.s. interests and u.s. priorities rub up against the interest of the international community, the trump administration plans to choose the u.s. guys, back to you.

pete you're going to lo f this. i googled what the "the new york times" said. they had a whole series of stories last year. one story said reactions ranged from nervous disbelief to sheer terror. that's how they framed the story a year ago this month and look at where we are. >> and a few giggles. >> north korea has come back. >> look at where we are. >> what john boll on th bolton s fantastic. america first. twitter cracking down on another conservative. why james woods' account was suspended. taxpayers in one major city paying $1 million to pay for the legal services for illegal eu78 grants animmigrants and it's com the same budget used to fund the police. ♪ ♪ like an "unjection™".

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hey, everybody. great to be with you. whether they like it or not, taxpayers in portland an the surrounding areas are now footing some of a million dollar bill for legal services for illegal aliens. >> that sounds odz. >> one paper saying some of the funds are getting pulled from a budget that funds the police and fire departments.

it's being diverted to illegal immigrants. >> here to react is i.c.e. supervisor and whistle blower jason picklelow. spell this out for us. it doesn't seem to add up. >> no, it doesn't. a lot of people don't realize the department of justice executive office of immigration review actually provides a program called the legal orientation program. now this program provides access to lawyers to get training to provide probono legal access to illegal aliens. using taxpayer funded money does not make any sense. >> just in general as a principle, if you're here in this country illegally, you're not following the law. so that seems to be sort of obvious. so why would jurisdictions -- and we understand it's not just happening in portland. it's happening in other cities as well. why would they be helping

illegal aliens find way to stay in the country. >> it looks like a political viewpoint, the optics of pipt the otheit.and the other thing y illegal alien is going to have access to stay in the country. this is just optics. >> yeah. and so the president has been very tough on saying look, we're going to crack down on the border. he reiterated i want to get fund fg for wall. and the. connell: if democrats are sayiny that's trying to enforce the law. >> it's anything that counters president trump is what the democrats are going to do. i've always been a proponent -- i i've been in immigration since 2000 and i've always been a proponent of immigration reform. it's om onl only going to happen through bipartisan leadership. it's not going to happen in today's day. >> i want to share this with our viewers. this is a statement from chloe, the newest city commissioner there in portland saying

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showdown between supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh and his accuser. tentative agreement. ford's attorneys saying she accepts the senate's request. >> you can argue the reason she'll get a public say is because of the republicans, not the democrats >> honestly the way some democrats have conducted themselves during this process is a disgrace. and i believe the judge brett kavanaugh will soon be justice brett kavanaugh. the "the new york times" standing by its bombshell report that rod rosenstein discussed secretly recording the president. >> you didn't be on the team if you're not supporting the mission. maybe you ought to find something else to do. >> what is coming now when the

president declassifies. >> the president needs to declassify the documents. >> rod rosenstein and these other people are playing him. >> tiger woods is inching closer to victory. the 14-time major champ is in the lead heading into the final round of the 2018 tour championship. ♪ ♪ i think some people would call this a good time. i shoe would cal.i sure would cd time. >> i would too. >> we have a race out on the fox square this morning that you have to do. we have a wall that we have to climb, a rope climb. >> preparation is under way for this course. >> cardio king. you think this is fun. >> ed is all about competition until ed doesn't want to compete anymore. >> i want to do this. here's what happens.

yesterday the producer decided to have fun at any expense and put up a poll saying who would you rather have on your survivor partner. you won. but since you won that by so much people think you should do the survivor. you should taken to cardio king here. >> i'm not worried about taking you on, ed. >> i'm worried about the 7-foot wall. i'm strategizing if you can't complete one of the challenges you can do five burr peas burpe. >> if you lose by 507 points, it's your chance to redeem yourself. >> i want you to have the honor of facing anna because the people have spoken and they've said that pete would be great on survivor. i want to see if the people are right or not. >> i think she's going to beat me there's a lot of news and we've been hearing all about judge kavanaugh whether he's

going to finally get a chance to face his accuser, dr. ford, and whether or not she'll go first and lay out ore testimony. we had a little bit of a break through yesterday where we heard from her legal team that she wants to speak and that they want to make this happen next week but they have not ironed out the details, number one. and number two, while that's happening another person came forward who allegedly was at the party 36 years ago saying it didn't happen that way. i don't recall this. and so there are probably with this story. >> we'll get to that in just a moment. first a bit of an e-mail from kavanaugh's accuser's attorney. although aspect of the protoles you provided are fundamentally inconsistent with the committee keys promise of a fair impartial investigation into her allegations and we are disappointed with the leaks and the bullying that have tainted the process, we're hopeful that we can reach agreement on details. this has been released i presume to make it appear that

republicans in particular are bullying this woman. and republicans are asking -- they want to hear her story. >> yes. written by a lawyer who clearly wants to confuse the process even more. debra katz, this is the lawyer -- this has nothing to say about dr. ford. everyone wants to hear from her. this is dr. ford's lawyer, a swamp leftist attorney. she's on tape in february of 2017 at a trump resist rally saying we're going to fight back, we'll resist, we will not be silenced. she has said that. tentativety agreed to testify on thursday. this after chuck grassley said california, new york, public, private, whatever you want. ary here we are on a sunday, we've basically made no progress over the course of a week except republicans have given five times into demands for delays from dr. ford and debra katz. and even committee protocol has been violated. diandianne feinstein was came to keep it private.

it was not kept private. >> he had the anonymous letter in july, she sat on it. kellyanne conway was on fox last say saying the reason it leaked out is that the democrats let it out even if maybe dr. ford didn't want it to. watch. >> it is completely at the seat of senator feinstein and the democrats that dr. ford's anonymity was ever breached and her identity discuss closed. disclosed. you can argue that the whole reason she's getting the hearing and a public say is because of the republicans, not the democrats. the senate judiciary committee led by chairman grassley is honoring her request to testify. the white house has said all week, let her speak. everybody said let her speak. but that means she's coming to speak and not using cheap words like bullying. nobody is bullying her. no one wants her to be unsafe. >> exactly. the media uses anonymous sources

all of the time. i'll use one too. i've been told that dr. ford has been on the east coast for a matter of days. if she's doing it for safety, of course. the fact that people have threatened her life. >> she might have wanted to get out of california. >> but don't use an excuse i can't testify monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday. she could be being used as a tool to delay the process to hope they can derail the confirmation process. >> last monday the white house said judge kavanaugh was ready to testify that day. he's treaddy to go. a big development last night. an attorney for lee lan lan kysa long time friend of dr. ford, an eyewitness of the party 36 years ago. here's what the lawyer said. simply put, ms. kaiser does not know dr. kavanaugh and has no recollection of being at a party or gathering where he was present with or without dr. ford. >> so the information that we

have now, that is four witnesses there, one of those including kavanaugh himself, but saying i wasn't there, i don't know about this party or i don't even know who kavanaugh. >> yeah. so debra kts katz, the attorneyt the trump resist rally, responded to the woman who's at the party, she says it's not surprising that ms. kaiser has no recollection of the evening as they did not discuss it. it's unremarkable that she does not remember attending a specific gathering 30 years ago at which nothing of consequence happened to her. dr. ford will never forget the gathering because of what happened to her there. >> that all could be true too. i mention thd to you. i have a friend -- i can't reab if it was late middle school or high school but she unfortunately it was raped. she didn't tell anybody until she was in her 20s. so sometimes people for forever reason they don't share this with anyone. maybe she wasn't allowed to be at the party and she didn't want

to tell her parents she was at the party with alcohol or boys. but we need to hear both sides. >> and we don't know whether this happened to dr. ford or not. she insists it does. this is why chuck grassley, the republican chairman has say come in, we want to hear your story. and we'll do it in private if you want to. democrats have spent the last week saying we need an fbi investigation to establish the facts. republicans have been saying e wanwewant to hear from her and e establishing the facts by talking to witnesses. go back to the first washington post story a week ago today where dr. ford came forward naming other people who were there. every one of those people have said i don't remember this or that's not the way it happened according to me. >> yes. >> that would suggest that a, there are problems with the story and b, why do you need the fbi to investigate when the committee is already establishing the facts of what happened? >> yeah. >> all they're missing right now

is dr. ford. >> is testimony. yeah. the sensitivity of this to your point is very important. you want to make people feel comfortable coming forward if they feel something. but the circus of the thing is at the feet of the democrats and dianne feinstein. a friend of mine who has worked in the senate were a long time says you need to know fine sign violated the law. the committee will ask the nominee to withdraw. if not they're never made public because otherwise it become as smear circus. and in this case when other people who were there are saying we don't remember it, we don't recall it, it will be, this happened to me, i didn't do it, where does it go, everyone votes and we're not further along. >> we don't know that dianne feinstein herself leaked it. >> someone did. >> and it has been turned into a political football. >> and we'll see if there e's there on thursday for testimony.

what do you think? we want the tell you what else is making news. a driver accused of taking off in a victim's car after a deadly hit and run. dana byrd plowed into a good samaritan helping a stranded driver on the florida highway. the victim's driver tracked the car's gps to his home where the police arrested him. a veteran is found dead on his honeymoon in hawaii. police discovering stephen cramer's body near his resort four days after he went missing. his wife says the 27-year-old went for a hike and never came bike. stephen served nearly three years in the navy. his family is working on getting his remains back to maryland. it's unclear how he died. well congress is taking aim at shrinking seats and leg room on airplanes. please do something about it. house lawmakers weighing legislation that would require the fa sark aa to set new size

requirements. the measure would also prohibit companies from bumping passengers off of airplanes but ditches plans to limit excessive fees. >> don't do anything about it. if i want to be crammed and pay less. >> i guess you should be able to. but now you have to pay for bags and everything else. and tierk wood tiger woods g closer to victory. he's in the lead heading into the final round of the 2018 tour championship. tiger woods leading the pack by three strokes today. if hit pulls it off, this would be his first win since 2013. he'll tee off just after 2:00 this afternoon at georgia's east lake golf club. and you say there's a reason he wants to win this thing. >> he told me his kids were too young when he won in 2013.

here he is five years later. they understand it. e wants to win with them there in the crowd. and his putting was the thing holding him up. >> look at ed name dropping. >> i just talk to tiger woods every once in a while. golf is happy he's back. president trump slamming congress for not funding the wall. >> because of the democrats' obstruction, only 1.6 million, we would knock the wall out in one year if they gave us the funds. >> sheriffs across the country are trying to make the wall happen themselves. one of the sheriffs behind it is live and he's going to tell us about the scope next. the pc police are hitting homecoming. they're getting rid of the king and the queen. >> no, no. >> everyone gets a crown. >> what will they be instead? ♪ ♪ >> tech: don't wait for a chip like this to crack your whole windshield.

. because of the democrats des obstruction, only 1.6 million, we could knock the wall out in a year if they gives us the funds. everybody wants the wall. we've got the get the rest of the funding. >> despite the president's calls, efforts to fund the border wall seem to have stalled in our nation's capital thanks to the swamp. well the national sheriffs sesh yaitioassociation is taking mats into their own hands by launching a crowd funding effort. this sheriff from bristol county, massachusetts is part of the effort. he joins me now. thanks for being here. appreciate it.

>> thanks. >> i've heard a lot of folk us say this. if congress won't fund the wall where can i donate. and you're saying that the sheriffs of america are stepping up saying if you won't do it, we will. >> that's exactly right. for 20 years we've been asking congress to do their job, to act on border security. and for 20 years they've done nothing. and so here we are again. they just passed the budget. no funding if are the wall. and this president is a problem solver trying to do the people's work and congress as usual is more interested many in doing their other political work. what's happening is it's clear that congress has a total indifference for the families, the angel moms and dads who have lost their loved one at the hands of the criminal illegal aliens, the drugs pouring into our communities, we have an opioid crisis and the ms13 gangs taking over the schools and neighborhoods and congress turns a blind eye it to. >> the website is sheriff'swall org. the website is down because

there's been so much traffic. you want folk to keep checking. you're hoping to raise 100,000 dollars. how would you use that? >> we hope to raise a lot more than 100,000 dollars. that's the first goal, sure. and we're well on our way to that. but what i would tell you is that the money goes directly to the wall project. there is -- it's a tax deductible donation. and we expect not only the other piece of this, pete, is not only are people now able to get involved in government, which we want to see again, but they're able to work with the sheriffs who they elected to protect their communities and make sure that we're doing all that we can to keep them safe. and the other something through all of this is congress is going to realize pretty quickly that they didn't motivate mobilize the people of this country. wu the sheriffs elected across this nation, 3,000 of us, we're going to mobilize these people. and when think they about their political careers, they better

faye attention. the public knows they didn't do the jobs and the sheriffs are going to stand with the people we make a promise to protect. >> the establishment the washington have been trafficking and running against what the people want for a long time. any thoughts for the president as it pertains to after this election. should he have shut it down, is the last chance after this election to fund the wall? >> well, look, again, the fact that they've waited until after this election says everything, as you just mentioned, pete, about their political motivations as opposed to the motivations to help the people. president trump has been focused on making sure this wall gets done. he understands that's the first critical piece to stop the flow. and so yeah, we're going to do everything we can to held np this regard to raise the money. if they're not going to do it, there's going to be to have other messages to to congress. >> a lot of people think their taxpayer money is wasted and the priorities is never aligned with the guy they elected.

and the chief front and center is the wall. and you're saying any dollar donated there will go toward the wall building project and you get a tax deduction. >> that's right. they've turned the institution in washington into a political play ground and everybody knows it. we're tired of it. the sheriffs are not going to continue to watch people die in our neighborhoods when congress and us have an obligation to protect them. donate to sheriffswall .org and we'll get back involved in government. >> always been people taking it back when they need to. thank you for being proactive and what you do for our country. >> thanks for having us, pete. rod rosenstein denying reports that he wanted to secretly record the president. he said it was joke was it? the next guest used work at the doj and knows rosenstein well reacting to the accusations.

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the hollywood reporter. michael bloomberg could be gearing up for a run for the white house. the potential 2020 candidate's administration could be overflowing with billionaire, open are win friday was in the run for a cabinet position. the "the new york times" standing by its bombshell report that deputy attorney general rod rosenstein allegedly plotted to try to remove president trump. rosenstein has strongly denied the claim and many are saying andy mccabe, the then acting fbi director may have planted the story, including our next guest. he believes that. a former deputy of director of affairs at the department of justice joins nenow. me now. you worked for jeff sessions. i want to get to his role in this. let's start with the "the new york times" story. what do you make of it? >> a couple of things. aye worked with rod. if you bring to the table an

idea that he thinks is not a good idea, we'll be very sa sarcastic in his response. so the idea that he may have said, what you want me to do, andy, wear a wire. i 100% buy into that. i think it with as clapback to andy mccabe's suggestion to investigate the president. another thing about the meeting that people need to consider, this was a few days before rod appointed special counsel. i think one of the reasons he appointed special counsel was to get the investigation as far away from andy mccabe as possible. at this point mccabe clearly had an ax to grind with the president. >> i want to break that down. you're saying -- let's explain to the viewers. this meeting happened in may of 2017 right after james comey had been fired as fbi director. got rosenstein at justice. the andy mccabe, lisa page at the fbi, huddling about what's happening at the white house. shortly after the meeting the special counsel was appointed by roserosenstein. you're now saying, wait a

second, it was largely because mccabe in this meeting made clear to rosenstein that he had an ax to grind and was going to go after the president at the fbi. >> absolutely. now let's remember, just a week before rosenstein had a pretty big part in the firing of james comey who was mccabe's boz and besbossand best friend. you have mccabe lying to the fbi which he later was fired for and now under criminal investigation. you have a grand jury sitting in washington, d.c. right now considering charges against andy mccabe. he is the last person that should be trusted on this issue. >> do you think he leaked the story to the "the new york times" to make rosenstein look bad and provoke the president into firing rosenstein which is what corey lewandowski and the others want the president to do. >> i saw sean hannity mention this on friday night. and he's spot on. i don't know if andy mccabe himself would have leaked it but somebody on team mccabe is trying to put this stuff out there to get the president to fire rosen sphien to create a

politically charged environment going into the midterm to the detriment to the president. and to the president's credit, i think he gets this. >> last question, i mentioned jeff sessions was reading some of bob woodward's book last night and i saw this all happened, rosenstein's power and all of that because jeff sessions recused himself because he had a role in the 2016 campaign. the book lays out in part that it's not just the president but others in the white house who believe that frankly jeff sessions, since he had a minor role in the campaign should not have recuse recused himself. said i only attended a few of the meetings but never should have recused himself. >> i'm going to stand behind the attorney general on this one. he made the right decision. he said he would do so in his confirmation hearings and e think he made a difficult decision in a difficult time and i think he deserves credit for standing by it. >> thank you for coming in. bringing the new information.

a republican congressman being targeted by not by democratdemocrats but by his own siblings who may be democrats and put out a campaign ad for his opponent. >> paul gosar is my brother. >> my brother. >> and i endorse dr. brill. >> dr. brill wholeheartedly. >> endorse dr. david brill. >> boy oh boy, the choice words this congressman has for his own family. that is next. congressman devin nunes collusive, jason chaffetz, all here live. plus the spar tan race is on fox square this morning. the prompter says i'm going to run it. i don't know. what should i do? you got to tweet me. ♪ ♪

. paul gosar the congressman isn't doing anything to help rural america. >> paul's absolutely not working for his district. >> he's not listening to you and he doesn't have your interest at heart. my name is tim gosar. >> david gosar. >> grace gosar. >> joan gosar. >> jennifer disb go so gosar. >> my brother. >> by brother. >> i endorse dr. brill. >> wholeheartedly david brill for congress. >> it doesn't get worse than

that. six of paul gosar's own siblings telling voters that they are not endorsing their brother at all. >> and that makes you vote for the other guy, the democrat. he's a protrump conservative republican, clearly they're not fans. >> and families have disagreements but you don't go to thanksgiving after this one. good to see you thanks for that ad against me. >> you definitely don't go to thanksgiving. >> i'm all about people expressing their political views but to turn on your brother like that. >> representative paul gosar says this, those are my siblings who whose to film ads against me are liberal democrats who hate trump. they're related by blood to me but leftists everywhere. lennon and kim jong-un would be proud. >> that's like dropping the mother of all.

>> how do you think thanksgiving is going to go? >> different locations. >> his poor mother. >> do you get grief gr your brothers? >from yourbrothers? >> no. they're not anti-trump. i'm goini don't know where they. >> would you compare them to kim jong-un? >> no, uh-uh. >> you don't know what's happening behind the scenes there. every family has its own dynamics >> what do you think, friends@foxnews.com. other stories making news. record setting torrential rainfall slamming north texas, killing one person. a 23-year-old swept away by faster moving flood water ins ar lininarlington. emergency crews pulling a family out through a smashed back window.

this flooded track derailing a freight train hauling steel np no injuries reported there. and scattered showers expected throughout the day. a navy s.e.a.l. is being held in a military prison over the death of an isis fighter. the investigation stems from an incident last year in iraq when the terrorist was allegedly stab while he was subdued. no charges have been filed against the unidentified cele a member of the special warfare unit. he's being held at a marine base in california. and conservative actor james woods reportedly suspended from twitter because of a satirical people thameme. he posted this saying democrats would ask men not to vote. an association of woods says someone reported it and the social media company has locked him out of the account unless he deletes the tweet. an indiana university is going pc for homecoming.

perdue krowndz its first gender neutral homecoming royalty. the school says the halftime ceremony is an effort to increase gender equality on campus and this year's royal couple was still a man and a woman. i i think these snowflakes are a little worried about being some people who are royal and some people in servitude. shouldn't everybody get a sash and a crown, pete? >> sashes for everyone. especially for ed. >> we'll leave it there. our next guest founded spar tan race with one simple mission, to get 100 million people off of the couch. and today's spar tan i spar tang the trails. what does it take to run the race. joe is here. nice to see you. what inspired you to write the book and what are you trying to get people to do. >> we all talk about advancement in society and how far we've

come. but i think it's gone too far. we're sitting on the couch too much. we're watching too much tv sphwhr you're saying we've gone first. >> we got to go back to the flint stoans stones a little bi. >> now you're saying get out here. how do you do that in terms of exercise routine. >> i'm a big believer in burpees. cold showers, go out for a run, whether it's raining or snow, doesn't matter. >> let's cue up. why don't you guys start it. what we might be up against. i haven't decided yet. >> i've seen the fox crew here. you guys are amazing. >> they're buttering us up. show us. >> oh my gosh. >> this is a lot of -- oh my

gosh. >> you're going to run too? ♪ >> what else. >> you're buttering us up. run. let's see it. >> what are you doing here? >> that's a tall wall. >> these are some of the best athletes. >> you got to do it that we way, ed. >> there's competitions around country. >> yeah. >> and then this is atlas ball carry. >> how heavy are those? >> for you 100 pounds. >> how much really? >> 100 pounds for male and 60 for female. >> i can do that one. i can do the crawling. >> you've got that. >> it's not bad. >> that's the 100-pounder she's throwing. >> she's a beast. it's true. >> how long is the whole race or have we got more.

>> going to crawl under the barbed wire, do five burpees. >> if we could skip the rope i think i could do this. >> how long? >> 17 miles. takes over -- the top girls will do it in three hours. >> how does that make you feel empowered as a female to do something so physical, it's also mentally draining to do a race that long. >> it's great. like joe said, life sometimes seems a little easy and i think people are looking for something to challenge themselves. we're here in new york city with everything at our fingertips and sometimes it feels good to push our bodies. >> nice and gritty. >> modern life can be boring. it really is for everyone. i went to my 25-year class reunion last night and i met so many people from my class that i see on spartan courses >> we got to go. we'll see you in a little bit as we run the course. >> somebody get a medic.

a washington op-ed suggests that the odds of are shifting in the democrats favor. do we believe it? this man has held some of the high pressure jobs in the world. but says parents is the hardest one. he joins us in the next hour. go, anna. ♪ ♪

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swimsuit that can't touch chlorine that's used in pools. the designer encourages people to wear it with shirts instead. the swimsuit is sold out. anna? >> hey, it's cute. but i think that's a body suit. a new washington postop ed suggesting the odds of a senate majority are shifting in favor of the democrats. this has a handful of democrat senate candidate make strides in historically red states like texas, tennessee and arizona. so is the gop senate majority really in je jeopardy here to discuss, scott rasmussen. good morning, thanks for joining us . >> good morning. >> this is another reason why the kavanaugh story is a big as it is. i mean, on top of the facts that of course he's going to be a supreme court. >> a supreme court appointment is big in its own right. but hafer happens her whatever s going to have a huge impact of

the state of play in the senate. >> i think we have a sound bite of a debate that ted cruz had. let's look at that. >> a senator who will stand up to this president. >> i have worked hand in hand with the president on substance. >> there should be an earned path to citizenship. >> granting u.s. citizenship to 12 million people who are here illegally is a serious mistake. >> thoughts and prayers senator cruz are not going to cut it anymore. >>ly pray for anyone in harm's way but i'll also do something about it. >> and they went back and forth on guns. it was heated. the latest poll we have is 54% going to ted cruz an 45% to 0 orork. >> it's close. he's made ted cruz a little nervous. the beginning of the year none of us thought we would be talking about this race. at the end of the day it's still texas, you saw senator cruz aligning himself with president trump. this is still trump country. the expectation is cruz will

win. but there is a likelihood of an upset. and because it's texas and because it's senator ted cruz, this will be the race people are talking about more than any other down the stretch. >> and certainly animated debate that we saw just there. ex-up in arizona, the senate there, mcsally versus cinema. look at these two here. and we don't have a full number in there for some reason. >> this race is a tossup right now. republicans are breathing a sigh of relief that mcsalar mcsally s their nominee. in arizona immigration is a huge issue. in most places when you poll the top two issues are health care and the economy. in arizona it's health care and immigration. this is a seat that republicans are concerned about. democrats thought they could win from the beginning. i wrote a column last tes decemr saying that the democrats could win the senate. they have to win in diseen p arizona and nevada and hold all of their own states to win. >> and another race is in nevada.

what's going on there? >> this is the only republican incumbent who is run in a state that was won by hillary clinton in 2016. so heller is fighting an uphill battle. >> let's talk turkey here. since we're talking so much about thanksgiving. what do you think the odds are that it could go to the democrats? >> i don't know what the odds are but it's still pretty much a long shot. everything has to break right now. >> it is? >> i'm saying that in advance of what could be a tu week in washington, d.c. in dr. ford testifies. this whole topic could be upended. right now the odds are slim for the democrats to win the senate. i would actually say the odds are a little higher the republicans gain a seat than they lose control. >> six weeks feels like a short time but really it can be a long time. >> a very long time. >> thank you so much for you time. 48 minutes after the hour. the emmys taking aim at republicans this week. >> the only white people that

thank jesus are republicans and excrack heads. >> that didn't go over so hot. actor chris pratt is jumping to their defense saying it's not antireligion. plus what does jason chaffetz think about the president backing off of fisa declassification. that's coming up. he's getting warmed up in the wings right now. is he doing the spartan race? ♪ ♪ ♪

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christians with comments like these. >> my mother is not watching. >> she doesn't like watching white awards shows because you guys don't thank jesus enough. >> the only white people that thank jesus are republicans and ex-crack heads. >> but now one actor outspoken about his own faith is defending hollywood and the narrative that it is antireligious. so who's right. >> here to weigh in, fox news contributor, forth johnson morris. what is your reaction? >> ex-crack head is a wonderful thing. somebody got out of the life of terrible drugs. and people who have suffered like this and come out ahead very often do thank god because drugs are something that overpowers you. and you need the help of a higher power. so i say he's actually kind of right. unfortunately, the way i would say it, is that until we've gotten to the point that we realize that we need god in our life, we're till missing something. >> but it feels like hollywood is also missing something.

another actor, chris pratt is defending hollywood saying there's no antireligious bias. listen to chris pratt nlts i think there's an narrative that exists out there that hollywood is anti-christian or antireligion but it's not the case. they're not anti-anything. it's authentic for me to be prosf jesus. i've never had anyone shame me to my face. maybe they say it behind me back but if that's the case, go ahead. >> he's public about his own faith. which is great. does he have a point? >> let me give you an exam. example. i know sometimes when you stand up fore values, not just i believe in jesus but how about a well-known actor, person of interest but also played jesus in the "passion of the christ" soon he did that, played jesus, it was hard for him to get work afterwards. he refused to do "brockback mountain" because of his values and they did not like him in hollywood after that.

as long as you are generic christian, i like god. >> i like a higher power. >> but as soon as you say i believe and this is what my lifestyle is based on my belief, then you're in trouble. and we can list a lot of actors who have had that. >> it's an important point. >> do they think people want to watch the show more if their faith is mocked? >> well, not according to the ratings of the emmys, apparently not. >> no. >> and do you find that sometimes people who claim to be so open minded on the left are close minded toward people who don't believe what they believe? >> it goes both ways. we have to be people of faith, christians, nonchristian believers in god, we ams have to be open-minded towards others and they have to, at the same time, if they really want to be open-minded, they have to recognize, hey, maybe these guys aren't just crazy ex-crack heads. >> or just republicans. i think there's democrats that

pray too. >> i would be sure. that's very open-minded of you. >> wow. breaking news. tolerant person. >> pete, i am. >> thank you. and you've got a vacation coming up. was i not supposed to tell anybody that? no, not really. just kidding. one year ago president trump kind his favorite term for north korea dictator kim jong-un. >> rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime. >> so what can we expect when he heads back to the united nations this week? we'll take a close look. plus will the supreme court showdown actually happen this week? jason chaffetz here to weigh in next. >> how was the rope climb? >> you didn't get up there. >> i was coming down. ♪ ♪ blp

showdown between supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh and the attorneys for ford. >> she can argue it's the whole reason she's getting a hearing it's because of the republicans. not the democrats. >> honestly the way some democrats have conducted themselves during this process is a disgrace and i believe judge brett kavanaugh will soon be justice brett kavanaugh. >> the bombshell reports that raj rosenstein discussed secretly recording the president.>> red rosenstein is conflicting. i think is a partisan individual that worked on the obama administration now trying to put his own interest above that of the american people. >> republican congressman targeted by his own sibling.

>> my brother. >> my brother. >> thing on twitter that quote - my sibling who chose ads against me are liberal democrats who hate president trump. >> tiger woods is inching closer to victory. the 14 time major champion in the lead for the 2018 ♪ ♪ championship. ♪ [music] ♪ >> our three just got a lot hotter. >> this is like -- >> highlight! total request live. >> you requested this. >> yes. >> you always do a standing request. >> and former congressman author of the deep set, a lot happening with the so-called deep statement and we want to

start with brett kavanaugh and that nomination. he was steaming toward confirmation and now there is a roadblock. you doctor ford come out one week ago today and basically said she wanted to be heard. republican said , let's hear from her. all we are hearing so far is from her liber team, one of her attorney sang overnight though many aspects of the proposal provided september 21 is inconsistent with a fair and impartial investigation into allegations. we are disappointed with the leaks and balloons that obtain to the process. we are hopeful we can reach an agreement on details. bottom line is we still don't have an agreement. we been wanting to hear from her. will we finally hear from her? >> first of all, the chain of custody in the first letter was for the democrats. for leaking they can only look at dianne feinstein. i believe it should be released unredacted to the public this

point if she is going to testify.number two i think it was thomas jeffersonthat set the rules , originally, the house of the senate. they foreshadowed the end of that people wanted to negotiate their way through what they do to congress but that is why before they do this they set up the rules. so there is not a negotiation. i'm kind of offended that some things that can renegotiate the rules. >> the committee says we way to testify monday at 10:00 p.m. or 10 am. >> exactly! it is a yes or no question in my book at this point. i think senator grassley has bent over backwards private, public, california, dc. i don't know what they are going to do british and acquiesced everything. there is a reason why we do it the way we do it. we want to be sensitive but if you want to hear from her you have to play by the rules of the senate.>> you only person on this couch that has ever chaired a committee. we look at chairman grassley, can he do more to accommodate? and what point do you make a redline? they have done this several

times.by the way her attorney, deborah katz, is a resistor pacing will fight back, we will resist, will not be silenced. whether dr. ford is or not -- what more can possibly done? >> i don't know what senator grassley can do because when i was chairing a committee was a negotiation. you can do it in private. we had sexual harassment allegations out there and we did them in a sensitive way maybe with a transcribed interview or maybe just the staff of the house. in this case the senate. you can do that but i am still in the camp the things i do not think she will ultimately do it. you senator whitehouse saying we're going to do investigation, impeach justice kavanaugh. even he gets through the process. every single democrat on the panel, on the judiciary committee has said that they are no. it doesn't matter what happens

in export. the hearing with brett kavanaugh was already closed. this idea that grassley is reopening it is unprecedented. >> and another big story we have been following, the bombshell new york times report saint deputy attorney general ron rosenstein apparently wanted to wear a wire to expose at our chaos in the white house and even talked about invoking the 25th amendment to remove the president from his position. what you make of all of this? do you think he needs to go? >> i think the subtext of this is, why is the discussion even happening? take it back another step. i think the first thing to know is a six or seven people in the meeting, why are they discussing this idea that they need to go after donald trump? whether he was saying it sarcastically, literally, the only way to figure out and expose the six or seven people in the meeting and then have them into the congress. i'd vote for the oversight committee. transcribed interviews so each

person can give their account. the only way. >> we had someone a few moments of these work for jeff sessions and was defending rosenstein. i want to make that clear. but raising an important point about how andrew mccabe is in the room for the meeting and he thinks he leaked it out because he is under federal investigation, he wants rosenstein to look bad and by the way, mccabe had a grind against the president. listen to this. >> i worked with rod, softer meters with imputed bring to the table an idea that he thinks is not a good idea, he will be very sarcastic in his response. this was just a few days before he appointed special counsel. i think one of the reasons why he appointed special counsel was to get the investigation as far away from mccabe as possible because at this point, mccabe clearly had an ax to grind with the president. i don't know if any mccabe himself would have believed this but i do suspect someone on team mccabe is trying to put

the stuff out there to get the president to fire rosenstein, to create a politically charged environment going into the midterms.that would be to the detriment of the president. >> james comey is fired, and have a meeting, the talk about wire and recording the president comes up. as was pointed out a few days later, rosenstein appoints bob mueller to special counsel. the president says that means that rosenstein was up to the present. but prior is trying to say no, he was in the meeting and learned that mccabe was out to get the president and wanted to get the investigation away from the fbi. >> very generous of rod rosenstein. i actually buy into that i think it is the most plausible because you know andrew mccabe even before them, had a vendetta against donald trump. i think the part of the reason that's coming out as they are throwing some bait out there to the president to have some friday massacre and fire them all.

and the president should not take the bait. there are serious problems at the highest echelon within the department of justice and the other subtext here is that you have an attorney general who is worthless. he is there in name only. how every time we do these stories, week in and week out, you never hear about the attorney general! he is doing nothing and he needs to go. >> by the way we would talk about mccabe, in your book, the deep state. he is -- mike abramowitz was added to the team for dr. ford. >> i don't know that i would want them to. >> is just the right moment. >> a talk about this in my book. the deep state. the person who probably will not like this is much as anyone will be jeff sessions. because i recount the stories where i met with him and he

refused, because of pure political grounds, not to prosecute people because of their proximity to hillary clinton. it is so frustrating to me. i was 8 and a half years in congress and it took 8 and a half months to write it all down. and it is incestuous and scary what goes on. >> will goes on also is the classification of materials. sometimes for national security reasons, sources and methods. but sometimes it might be embarrassing to people. you learned a lot about the investigators and you've been front and center on that. the president said a while ago he wants to declassify the investigations. but he's walked back a little here's a tweet from the president on friday. sarah met with the doj on redacted documents produces it could have an impact. the inspector general has been asked to review the documents on an expedited basis. i believe you will move quickly and hopefully other things which he is looking at. in the end i can always declassify if necessary. speed is important to me and

everyone feels like at this point, with so much misinformation, transparency, what will we see? >> and dubai into michael horowitz who is the inspector general at the department of justice. i trust him, i believe him. he is the one that on earth the text messages in the start. it was the fbi that came back and told congress we cannot find all this. meanwhile the department of inspector general finds it. i think they can expedited but i do not want to be back here a month from now can't remember when the department of justice so they would give us all the documents in the president -- congress still does not have the fast and furious information! quickly of devin nunes in the next hour. you have someone that wants transparency but then why do the president who keep saying i want transparency, what did he walk back? why did he stand up? >> i trust the presidents judgment on this one. but if we are talking about gauges on the fisa application,

these people read this and i have seen nothing that would justify a classification. >> they had behind all the time. sources and methods happen but you hide behind them. i say open them up. that's it! >> thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >> now looking at other headlines. a fox news alert. u.s. airstrike killed several terrorists. u.s. wiping out 18 of the al qaeda al-shabaab terrorist group you know american troops, siblings or local somali forces which appear more than 20 u.s. airstrikes have been launched this year against the violet group. no records the firefighters are battling a scorching wildfire exploding inside. starting at three acres the charlie fire outside of los angeles is now burning more than 3000 acres. it is 10 percent contained this morning. no injuries reported. the cause of this is under investigation. immigrants on welfare could face new hurdles to live and

work here legally. department of homeland security says programs like medicaid and food stamps will be considered negative factors granting green cards and visas. this is based on a federal law that requires applicants to prove they will not be a burden to american taxpayers. >> there was always the premise of legal immigration. come here, we will need to add value to the country, not put a strain on the system. >> one year ago the president coined this nickname for the north korean dictator, -- >> "rocket man" is on a suicide mission for himself. and for his regime. >> so, welcome expect when he heads back to the united nations this week? new nicknames? we will take a listen.♪ ♪ [music] ♪ [music]

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>> later today the president will be going to nearest city ahead of the un general assembly meeting. expected to touch on a number of issues in his big speech a couple of days. including putting america first but not before firing off this warning shot. >> united nations has tremendous potential. but it has not lived up to that potential. it has always been surprising to me, that more things are not resolved. because of all of these countries getting together in one location but it doesn't seem to get there. i think it will. >> welcome expect from the big speech? we have the hudson institute senior fellow, rebecca heinrichs.

>> good morning. >> this was the big speech last year before the un general assembly with the president unveiled the rhetoric about "rocket man". where are we one year later in terms of north korea, iran and some of the other despots around the world? >> the media was going been on zero the president's rhetoric. that it was too provocative, it was too heated and he was leaving the estates down this path that would lead to war with north korea. but instead, here we are a year later and what the president did was combined with rhetoric and the credible threat of military force, strengthening military, the pressure campaign, economic sanctions, we are to a point where we are trying. have diplomacy really sort of in action. and the north koreans are making several -- we are in much different place than a year ago. >> right. >> the president does not want more but is willing to do that

if it defends and protects american people. >> months after the un speech he followed up with a summit in singapore. i was there.he has not fulfilled all of his promises but in the last couple of weeks, the north korean dictator met with the south korean president as that allegedly, you want to do nuclear as quickly. diplomacy, there was a follow-up, wasn't there? >> the thing that everyone misses is that diplomacy only works when it is backed by the credible threat of military force and all the other tough things that the united states is the ability to do because where the world economic and military superpower. in the past, presidents were afraid of their own shadow. so again, the president is not a man wants to go barreling into war. he wants to make sure the american people are safe and he will try all of the different leverage in the meantime to try and produce a safer environment. >> and we do the research. what did people like the new york times, what did this after

the speech a year ago this month before the un about "rocket man" and the like? here is one headline from the new york times. is trump all talk on north korea? the uncertainty sends a shiver. in the story i checked, it says the reactions range from quote - nervous disbelief to sheer terror. terror, rebecca! when you frame a narrative like that how does the president operate in this environment? >> there are even congressional hearings that filed about his authority to launch nuclear weapons like you might be firing off nuclear weapons at canada or north korea or iran or anyone he gets mad over something which is preposterous. this is a man who the american people elected.when the government work is, you trust to put someone in place who is the head executive pay they chose donald trump. and so far, it has proven to be that it was right. this amendment demonstrates great restraint.

yet, understands that he is the head executive of this massive military economic superpower. and so, he is going to use that to pursue things that are good for the country. >> rebecca, we will be watching this closely. we appreciate you being here this morning. >> thanks. >> taxpayers pay $1 million to help illegal immigrants. it is using the same budget that comes to from the police. you won't believe this. and his veteran, one of the highest pressured jobs in the world. he says being a parent is the ♪ ♪ hardest of all! ♪ he will join us live. ♪ [music] this isn't just any moving day.

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>> good morning. quick killens. the man behind the controversial 3d printer gun extradited overnight to houston from taiwan. wilson now facing a sexual assault charge for allegedly -- bill cosby will face his fate. a judge will sentence him during a two day hearing starting tomorrow pennsylvania. he is facing up to 30 years behind bars for drugging and sexually assaulting a woman in 2004. the 81-year-old comic has been on house arrest since receiving the guilty verdict in april. >> thank you. as a marine combat veteran, the former sheriff deputy and special agent, our next guest has been tasked with some of the toughest duties known to man. >> what he didn't expect was that parenting would be the toughest job of them all. becoming a dad of three has a start his new book, seven secrets of resilience for

parents. and his journey is now. they are for being with us. >> figure heavy. >> this is tougher than desert storm or anything else? >> way tougher! no matter how you are as a parent it seems like things will stick pastor defenses. they fall on the playground, there's nothing worse for parents and senior kid in pain and you can't do anything about it. rex people that buy the book and get all of the seven secrets. what have you learned about how to be a resilient parent? >> you can attest to this. in the military that shows how to do everything, push-ups, how to wear clothing. and as a parent we do the same thing my wife and i. we demonstrate to the kids characteristics and behaviors we want them to model. we have to do it first. so it is show and tell, not just tell.>> and when does this tough love, when does it start? i have an eight month old at home. >> i know, i saw him yesterday. it starts immediately.

because when we first show up on the planet, we are completely a blank slate. everything begins to imprint, the program, our habits. it starts really before they are born. the faster you can get them on it they won't even know that it exists. >> deflected this but you live in a softer society? do you have to overcompensate with some of the tough love if you want a resilient kid to come out? >> in our family and our home it's a sanctuary. so all of the stuff on the outside we don't even let it come in and permeate. i think you set up your on sanctuary in the house, all of the stuff that goes on outside is just noise. >> we think about making sure teachers are on the same page, neighbors, if you have a nanny or babysitter? >> consciousness is contagious, right? when our mom said birds of a feather flock together, she was right. you want to be able to hang out with and put your kids in a position with their learning all of the great stuff but you cannot control what teachers they will get in school. you may have to take time at

the end of every night and do a report and -- >> you say create a sanctuary but they go to public school and they see something on the internet or a movie or a friend tells him something in the back of the bus. had you craft that? >> this is about the mental toughness of being a parent. you cannot be an emotional reaction and freak out when those things happen. model for our kids how to work through the process. be a critical thinker, bring in emotional intelligence and what can we learn from this? as a parent it means we need a lot of teachable moments after work which is also stressful. >> is true, when you want to go take a nap or not -- >> right you want to decompress but that's where this mental resilience comes in. you know we hear that parents -- kids are resilient but what about parents? the moment you have to influence your kids, you only have 18 years. that's before they are out on their own, influence and use every second you get. >> for more information go to

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♪ [music] >> requests are coming in. >> we also requested a smart legal mind would join us, his name is jonathan turley, fox news contributor, george washington university professor. thank you for joining us. you're watching a showdown between the supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh and and accuser. they same there might be some testimony on thursday. although the date, time and terms are still not set. where does this go? will she testify do you believe? >> i think she will testify. the question is, what do we do with a tie? it's unlikely we'll have a takedown by either side. questioning is likely to be

quite intense particularly for judge kavanaugh. it becomes a little more every difficulty for the republicans and pressing too hard on dr. ford. you know, these are two accomplished professionals. i think they are unlikely to make a serious mistake. we don't know. but at the end, we have to decide what happens with a tie in a court of law, the presumption goes to the defendant. but this is not a court of law. in these sure are not judges. so, you know. -- >> before we get there we have to make sure that the terms, details of both of them speaking are fair. her attorneys have said that they wanted to go first. would that be fair? >> no, it would not. it falls in the category of use when first and i pitch. the point of this entire hearing is for him to get the allegations under oath for both parties. he has to respond to what she says. at the end it may end up just a

matter of credibility. who you simply believe. but it makes little sense for him to go first before she has put all of her statement on the record. >> and also, professor, relevant is how we got here. judge kavanaugh, he wasn't perfect but he was smooth for getting closer to confirmation, in the 11th hour we found out that dianne feinstein has been sitting on this anonymous letter. there we find out that dr. ford is being represented by someone that was with joe biden. then there was a strategy to take down kavanaugh and by the way, the lawyer, deborah katz, someone on tape in 2017. >> listen. >> there will be a strategy that will emerge and i think it is possible that it might ultimately defeat the nominee. >> this is america, it's a free

country you can have political views. maybe democrats and ray be republican but when it is this highly charged is it appropriate? is it troublesome to that she is now being represented by advisors and lawyers that were basically part of the resistance? >> i cannot remember when i was in trouble in this town. we are living in troubling times. at the end of the process, i think few people will be satisfied. the problem with counsel in high-profile cases, is not to become part of the story, not to be part of the controversy. and so, the options are not great for the attorneys and their involvement in opposition to the trump administration. but, when the hearing occurs, there will be two people they will be before us. the american people are themselves going to have to make a decision. as to what is fair and ultimately, who they think is telling the truth. >> because it may not be a court but is the court of

public opinion. which is what we are all watching producers it comes out to two people.others have said to have been at that party.where the alleged incident occurred. the committee will try to talk to them. they've talked to many and the attorney from one of the people, she is one of dr. ford 's longtime friend and was alleged to have been at the party. we will see what she says. the lawyer says simply put, a friend of dr. ford does not know mr. kavanaugh. she has no recollection of ever being at a party or gathering where he was present with or without dr. ford. does the fact of others being there not remembering it or that it happened does it matter and will have an impact on the outcome? >> is a long-standing problem in these cases. there are many women, particularly, high school girls that do not come forward when they are sexually assaulted. and so, having dr. ford not say

something to someone of the time is not necessarily out of the norm. the problem is we now have four witnesses that say they certainly do not member the party or any incident of this kind. and that is something that is likely to be pressed at the committee. did she confide with anyone at the time? a friend? even in the days that followed. now dr. ford saying, i did not. i did not talk to anybody. this really was a huge burden for me. it was very dramatic and i kept it to myself. does it set a pattern of people sexually assaulted and victims? yes, it does. but it does not mean she cannot be questioned about that. what you will end up having our on both sides doubts. now how we resolve the doubts i'm not entirely sure. it is not a court of law but if two people involved, two people that deserve fairness. and if we do not have any clear

proof, or the other, we have a tough decision to make. more important, the decision for the senators is tough. >> i have a friend that went to that. it was either late middle school or early high school and did not tell her family.and the closest friends until she was in her 20s. it does -- not saying that is what's going on here but you know, it makes you realize that you do need to get to the bottom of it and you need to talk to both of them. >> that's right. >> real quickly, does it matter that most people defendant brett kavanaugh have had interaction with him in the last 30 years and many people say that we have not heard her or known or does the life lived matter in this case? >> in fairness to dr. ford, you can have 100 women say he treated me perfectly well. one person says, he attempted to rape me. and it is possible. how much steak you put into this relationship is difficult to say but he does have a great number of women around him and

a great number of friends i have said, we've never seen anything remotely like this. from brett kavanaugh. >> all right, professor jonathan turley, we appreciate coming in. >> thank you. >> 39 minutes after the hour. a washington d.c. jogger they think this attack could have been emotionally motivated predated the attack could have been because of the hatred of white people. anthony crawford has been charged in a brutal murder. a kindergartner can take a cannabis-based drug to school for emergencies. a judge now siding with the family for the cannabis oil is used to treat a rare epileptic seizures. it contains an ingredient that they say violate laws bringing marijuana onto school grounds. taxpayers are now floating part of $1 million bill for

legal services for illegal aliens. a former i.c.e. supervisor and russell blair, jason piccolo, george's early pieces the doj already provides free legal services. >> this program provides access to lawyers to get training to provide pro bono legal access to illegal aliens. so using taxpayer-funded money does not make any sense.>> will local paper says that some of the funds are getting pulled from police and fire departments. those are headlines. >> democrats, move on pending an investigation into judge kavanaugh. but to hold members of their own party accountable for similar allegations? >> have you protested -- do you believe that transfer. >> do you believe keith ellison should resign? >> no, they don't know about that case, interesting! we will look at if there is a double standard just ahead. >> and major increase in household income and record low in employment. our next guest is a hispanic business owner himself.

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households blooming under the trump economy. >> with an increase in household median income poured more than double the growth for households. >> and the hispanic unemployment rate remained at a low. and we have our guestroom is now, thank you for being with us. >> good morning, thank you for having me.>> how much credit to give to donald trump for this? >> look, it is really easy. donald trump really deserves the credit for what we are seeing in the economy. the overall, we see the numbers, in general, we are seeing incredible growth rates, 4.2 percent gdp growth. record unemployment rates. we mentioned already hispanics, down to five percent. across the board 3.9 percent unemployment rate, it's unbelievable. if because president trump understands what it's like to

run a country like a business in this particular case and to put progrowth policies in place that really eliminate regulations in particular and of course, texas. >> hold on the. they say this president has been anti-hispanic, anti-immigrant. because of immigration policies. take that characterization on as it pertains to the lives of hispanics improved in this country appear. >> is really a mind-boggling fact. but it is what they want to be able to say. people want to hear. remember, president trump actually got one more point then mitt romney did in the presidential election. 20 percent hispanic voters. it was 27 percent for romney. the one things that hispanics understand that this president understands what it takes and would like to run a business and grow in economy. in fact, the latest poll from harvard actually showed that approval ratings for resident trump jumped by 10 points but

not 10 percent, but by 10 points. they understand that this president understands small businesses in particular and what it really takes to grow in economy. which we again, we look at hispanics overall, we one of the most entrepreneurial spirits across the country. they know it takes to run a business and they know policies put in place have lower taxes for small businesses and will grow their businesses. >> there may have been a jump in at one pole but it seems as pd literature, because of immigration and other issues, despite that unemployment is at a historic low for historic inns and african-americans as well, there seems to be this thing that the president still not going to get increased support from minority communities in midterms and looking at 2020. why do you say that is wrong? how can you translate this strong economic performance into actually winning hearts and minds? >> that's right. one of the things i think people realize and the left

wants you to think that hispanics are basically one issue voters. all they care about is immigration. in fact, the most recent poll shows immigration is one of the last things that they are focused on. what are they focused on? issues in terms of jobs into the economy. that's number one. healthcare, education, national security. this is what they're actually concerned. these are the top four things they are concerned about. immigration being number five. really, again, we look at what's going on in the economy, hispanics understand that the president knows how to grow the economy. it is growing their businesses. and again, we look at hiring processes for hispanic entrepreneurs. there hiring at a two to one rate. it's going to household incomes and families. >> one of the ways he do that was by lifting job crushing

regulations. and some say the economy was already on the way up under obama. he is one that actually deserves the credit. what you say to them? >> you know, there is a great information just put out by kevin house, overall i think on september 10. this recently. doctor prosecuted the case that it really was not just a trend issue. this was an inflection point in history which comes right back to the election of president trump. president trump changed the direction of the economy because of frankly, less regulations and lower taxes. >> right now we have all the information on a website that talks about this. check it out. >> thank you for coming in. >> thanks a lot! >> thanks. >> 49 minutes past the hour. will democrats hold members of their own party accountable for similar accusations as brett

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>> democrats and allegations against judge brett kavanaugh appear. >> woman on the left have yet

to acknowledge a member of their own party. the number two at the dnc, keith ellison, accused of domestic violence by his ex-girlfriend. >> our next guest decided to press some anti-kavanaugh demonstrated on the issue earlier this week.>> would have to say? we are joined now, stephanie, thank you. you decided to visit protesters i believe the senate office building. you asked a question, what do you know about keith ellison? let's play some of it. >> yes, the double standards arestaggering. i would assume that these people , since these are the people that believe women, that come up with any sort of lamer allegation really without witnesses, without a place or time or anything else, that they will believe some of the people that are accusing keith ellison. congressman ellison that just won his primary in minnesota for attorney general. you think they will believe, has two accusers on appear

karen monahan, his ex-girlfriend claims he physically and verbally abused her. also another woman, made claims against him in 2005. of also domestic abuse. >> so -- let me jump in, pardon me. a sitting congressman, number two in the dnc. running for a congressman in minnesota. here is what they say. listen. >> to think keith ellison should resign? he's been accused of physical and mental abuse by his ex-girlfriend karen monahan. have you protested keith ellison? >> have you protested keith ellison? are they walking to his office today to protest? >> we have invited keith ellison to the show he is denied to, but he is denied allegations. what you think about these

liberal protesters that don't seem to care?>> it's like they didn't know who he was. people saying i'm not processing, i'm not processing it. do you think they should be little concerned about the cochair of the democratic national committee and these allegations against him? they're so busy protesting kavanaugh they don't have time to protest keith ellison. also, cory booker has a scandal and no one is talking about that. this is serious allegations. and again, more proof that the me too proven is a farce. and to think that leftists care about women for any other reason than political gain is complete fantasy. >> just to be fair on cory booker. >> you said there was an article that he wrote. >> as he read an article where he said he groped a woman and he feels bad about it now. just because he feels bad about it now and he admitted it doesn't mean it's okay. >> there is a lot of double standards. and there is documented reason allegations should be taken

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tentive agreement from ford's attorney. >> that's the whole reason she's getting a hearing is because of the republicans not the democrats. >> senator grassily has bent backwards. >> rod rosenstein secretly taped the president. >> the question is what will jeff sessions do? this is his number two. >> president trump arrives for the united nations general

assembly. >> he will deliver his america first massage. >> you have all of these countries in one location and doesn't seem to get there. the spartan race this morning. >> i haven't decided yet. >> this is called the spartan race on the plaza. individuals make different paths. >> there is bash wire there. they have bur burpees. >> two people tweeted this out about who will be the best at

the obstacle course? >> i can do the five burpees. >> you can just do burpees the whole time. >> i must have been gone for too long. >> it changed when i had to jump out of the plane and he got to bailment. >> we are trying to get to the bottom of the story with judge kavanaugh and dr. ford. the trust is the most important part but we are not sure when, where, and how she will testify. >> it feels like deflections and delays on all sides. not all sides on the accusers

legal team saying we need more time. there are reports of a tentative agreement for her to testify on thursday. we have seen five delays so far in this process. we have done this for three hours know it comes down from hearing to her and him. >> that's what jonathan had to say, take a listen. >> the problem with council in high profile cases is not to be ecome part o -- become part of e story or controversy. the outlook isn't great. when this hearing occurs there will be two people that will be before us. the american people themselves will have to make a decision as to what is fair and ultimately who they think is telling the truth. >> he made the ultimate decision

that it will come down to two people dr. ford verse judge kavanaugh. he said ricky who is an advise are to dr. ford's legal team was on a tape talking about a strategy to bring down kavanaugh. debra cats is on tape in 2017 basically saying we'll stop the president at every turn. this is important to set the table about who is advising dr. ford in fairness to her it should be about her. her allegations. give her a chance to be heard. that's why they are saying come on down and testify. >> andrew's attorney as well. it seems to be expanding. >> regular folks are looking at this and saying they are giving her a fair opportunity. who every exposed her name as

part of the process turned this into a public circus. ultimately, it feels like we are at a place it's a court of public opinion, it always is. the media dabbles if here a lot of anonymous sources. i've been told that dr. ford was on the east coast for days. she has the right to be heard and believed just like judge kavanaugh does. it doesn't feel like the timing is the issue. it's delay and pray something else happens to stop kavanaugh. >> delay it until after the midterm elections. >> the legal team has added the lawyer for andy mccabe the former fbi director. that connects us to the next story. mccabe was in the room with rosenstein on the firing of james comby and the cayous

inside the white house and rosenstein was joking when he said he should wear aware and tape the president and try to invoke the 25th amendment. >> the type of thing you hope your deputy attorney is not joking about. we heard a lot of different sides to the story. i know if i have something i want to say and it's not kosher or not you introduce it as a joke. if people laugh then you laugh with them if they don't laugh then oh, it was just a joke. this makes you feel like still inside this administration there are people who have sought to undermined the president. that's dangerous. >> one of the out going advisers left the justice department.

he was an adviser to sessions. he said he was being sas being . >> i worked with rod and sat through meetings with rod. if you bring to a table an idea he thinks is not a good idea he will be sarcastic in his response. this was a few days before he appointed special council. one reason to appoint special council was to get the investigation a way from mccabe. he had an axe to grind. i believe someone is trying to put this stuff out there to fire rosenstein to create a police politically driven war.

>> he's saying rod listened to him throw out the idea about maybe someone wearing aware and recording the president to show the american people bad stuff was happening. so, the point there is he believes rod rosenstein was alarmed by the massage he saw. comby had been fired and said i have to get thisaway from their and i can't trust the fbi. maybe it's a spin on behalf of rossen stein. -- rosenstein didn't trust him. >> growtgot it. sounds like house of cards. >> concrete area friday he said there are bad apples and there is a lingering stench.

mike pompeiio said the same thing. >> i've been pretty clear since my beginning of service here in the administration. >> if you can't be on the team and not supporting the mission you should find else to do. i've told it to my senior college. we need everyone engaged and helping achieve president trump's mission. i hope everyone in every agent is on the mission. if not, you should take this time to go do something. >> i'm not sure if i have a short attention span. who is leaking on who. i think mike did a nice job

saying ultimately, there is a lot of people still not onboard on the president's agency. a lot of them need to get out. we watch swamp dwellers. keep that in your house of cards. cards. >> devin is coming up later. record setting rainfall in north texas. a 23-year-old swept a way by flood waters in arlington. more then 8 inches falling in a 24 hour period. the father and two teens were rescued after driving into this high water. they had to remove him from a fast moving window.

scattered showers are expected throughout the day. monday the president will give a speech calling for action on the global drug problem along with hosting a reception for all delegates. on wednesday he will lead on iran and nuclear weapons. on friday he will welcome chile's president at the white house. virginia tech was taken down. >> that's a big time grab. >> the monarch scored 28 points baking the hokey 49-35. texas beat 17th ranked team in the country, tcu went down

34-16. wisconsin rallied from behind to beat the hawkeyes 28-17 on the road. those are your sports headlines. >> hey. >> they lose 3-1. what he doesn't mention. kentucky the wildcats beat florida a while back. congratulations. yesterday, that was a few weeks ago with florida. yesterday they beat marjory stonemamississippistate. >> i believe you studied more for that segment. >> i wanted to get the details right. our senior producer wanted to leave out the losses. a school bus driver was caught on camera allowing kids to take the wheel.

>> yeah, that bus driver is in big trouble now. that's coming up. >> my bus driver never let me do that. an attempted cue by rosenstein. we'll be joined live by a special guest coming up next.

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rosenstein accused of secretly wanting to record president trump. our next guest argues this

attempted cue shouldn't go unpunished. >> it's comby against mccabe. it's mccabe against rosenstein. maybe one of them will tell the truth for a change. rod rosenstein should remove himself from the mueller investigation pending an investigation by congress or the inspector general. he was trying to recruit people to wear wires and invoke the 25th amendment. get your hands on the memos of the evidence. >> in fairness rosenstein said he was joking. mccabe might have raised the idea and he sarcastically said oh, i'll wear aware. >> the new york times said they spoke to several people and when one of those individuals said

are you serious he animatedly said he was serious. others say he was quiet serious. >> you said he should remove himself. others say trump should say you are fired to him. what will the political fallout. >> rosenstein doe deserves to be fired. he treated the law as a nuisance. he should have immediately reduced himself in the mueller investigation because he's been interviewed as a witness by mueller. you can't be a prosecutor and key witness rolled into one. that violates federal regulations. he's been fighting the release of the fisa documents. i believe it's evidence of

wrongdoing on his part. >> he signed off on one of the carter page warrants. >> right, without proper evidence. they say you may never submit anything unverified. >> you said what should happen but what do you think will happen? >> president trump realizes it's politically unwise. sessions should do something for a change and order rosenstein to reduce himself pending an investigation. >> then, who is in charged. >> you put the next person in charge, the number three at the department of justice. just slide in their and take-over seeing this. >> americans won't have any confidence in the credibility of the special council because mueller should have reduced himself. mueller should have reduced

himself. they have sabotaged the incredibility and integrity of their own investigation. >> the one guy who didn't need to reduce timself shoul -- himsd have. >> i believe he was du dooped or couldn't comprehend. house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes will talk about declassifying documents. will this help republicans at midterms? we'll debate that next. >> you could see a judicial impeachment.

welcome back. a few quick headlines. james woods suspended from twitter because of a meme that could impact the election. he posted this back in july. saying democrats would ask men not to vote. an associate said he's now locked out of his account unless he deletes the tweet. aren't we all pushing a massage when we tweet something. that sounds like bias. a soldier returns do a ram sack -- ram sacked home. he lost his tv, laptop, and food from refringe rater.

a go fund me account raised close to $15,000. to donate head to his go fund me page. terrible, back to you. a woman at the center of a sexual assault accusation against brett kavanaugh has tentatively agreed to testify. before that happens some democrats are calling for kavanaugh's impeachment. >> if the republicans rush through a nominee were you have unanswered sexual assault allegations senators would be interested to look at those allegations. the judge kavanaugh lied you could see a jural impeachment. >> this impeachment word seems to be thrown around so much. should they use this as a strategy to fire up voters.

caylee is a fox reporter. >> it's so calm here. >> caylee, you are one of the best people to talk about this? what's the plan for the rnc. >> we'll use clips like that to excite our voters. they don't want impeachment of a nominee not yet on the supreme court. we have people over reaching before they testify. >> do you think this delegitmizes the word impeachment. >> if he does get confirmed and there are lingering questions we'll have to look into it. that's reasonable and motivating on the right there. it's one of th of the best thin. the democrats have an 33% chance

of taking back the senate. they say we can flip the majority. >> do you think that's the motivation to kick the can down the line? >> no, i don't. i think it's about finding the truth. if you listen to her lawyer no woman would want to come out and destroy her life. i know that wasn't hero -- her original intention. what thursday would be like i don't think that's right. >> we haven't figured out what the terms and conditions will be. >> it will be bad for democrats. the democrats have been engaging in delay tactics from the beginning. they said the nominee didn't put

forward enough documents then they said the mueller probe. now they say we must delay because of this. dianne held onto that letter for as long as they did. they leaked the name to the press against her own will. there were bad actors from the beginning. >> i'm talking about how fast we started hearing. it's difficult for red state democrats to say who should we vote for or should we meet the base. we did see democrats meeting with him and having conversations. the hearings were sensitive. there were things both sides got

out. >> ladies, thank you for your time today. >> thank you. congressman devin nunes will be joining us live. one congressman is bes targeting his siblings after being targeted by his siblings. >> i endorse dr. david brill.

he a pointed a special council to get it away from mccabe. i believe someone on team mccabe is trying to put this stuff out there to get the president to fire rosenstein. >> this is a pro rosenstein spin. congressman devin nunes is joining us live. i wonder, when you hear that. when he try to say the story was leaked by mccabe. he's under investigation for lying and leaking. all he saw from that meeting was

that mccabe was anti-trump and couldn't be fair to the president and mccabe planted the seed. do you buy that? >> i think i by it part that it was mccabe's team that leaked that. it's not something you joke about. it's not something you are sarcastic about. so, similar types of runs in where there are not a lot of sarcasm. there are a lot of threats and stone walling. there is a fight going on but that's probably where it ends. >> when you have a conversation about invoking the 25th amendment. maybe they come together and we can remove this president by other means. the article shows some say it was sarcasm but others say it

was a serious conversation. are you concerned those sentiments still exist inside the white house? >> not only that you had the mainstream media putting that spin out there. a lot of times the mainstream media is talking to the fbi and doj officials. we know they because they wear leaking. we also know now that the investigators had no evidence of the trump campaign colluding with russians. really the question is what was the investigation about to begin with. if they talk about wearing wires and the 25th amendment but they have no evidence of them colluding with russians. this is the search of a crime. the american people haven't seen it. the press continues to report they were going after an obstruction charge. well, how do you obstruct an

investigation of a counter intelligence investigation. if he was it wasn't a crime any way. there is a lot of murkiness here. i don't think sarcastically saying you will wear aware is a believable story. >> yeah, joking or not. given the information we have what should president trump do? >> well, the first thing he should do is declassify all of the documents we have been asking for. the 302s. the 20 pages of the remaining content of fisa of guess who signed? rod rosenstein. he brought the president into a meeting with a lot of senior intelligence people and said mr president. we have to do something else

here. we need to take care of our national security issues. we don't want to expose anybody. >> should rosenstein be fired? >> the answer i think is no for now because right now before an election without knowing all of the facts. until you bring in all of the people to know what rosenstein said. i'm not going on a witch hunt. if he spoke about wearing aware he for sure be fired. >> he was trying to get the president to back a way from declassifying the documents that would show us transparency and let us know how the warrants came forward. on friday he said i met with the

doj of various unredacted documents. so doing might have an impact on the russia probe. key alleys called and asked not to release. they were asked to review these documents on an exsp expedited . speed is important to me. one is in that tweet the president illuded to key alleys calling and saying don't release this. could that be the brits and australians that don't want us to know what happened during the obama administration. >> if the brits and australians are saying don't release the contents of the fisa or 302s how would they know what's in there? they don't have access to it.

it's for the brits and australians to know about this. that doesn't hold water. the former foreign minister of australia who was meeting with campaign officials and brought intelligence to the state department that opened up the investigation into the trump campaign. we know that guy changed his story four different times. he wouldn't answer the question on whether or not he was a spy or not. that was in the last week. let's just say they have a potential conflict. you take the brits, i don't believe they will. the reason i read is christopher was a former mi six guy. they are embarrassed someone would go out and put-out this

kind of material. they all know that. to make the point and finalize it, why is it possible the brits and australians would know what's in the fisa. >> were you surprised that the declassification was walked back a bit? do you expect us to see these documents eventually? >> well, i'm not surprised in that i'm used to d.o.j. and i.c. putting up the roadblocks to protect themselves. the question you have to ask themself is rod rosenstein released this. we have seen i don't remember members of congress who are

former d.o.j. officials who are elected by their constituents. the chairman. ratcliff the u.s. attorney. congress should get priority before rod rosenstein who signed the content. this is ridiculous. >> it seems conflicted. if you make a decision on how it looks for you you might hide things. mr. chairman, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you for coming on. up next we have maria who is here live also the spar ti sparn is coming up next. with an estate plan including wills or a living trust that grows along with you and your family. legalzoom. where life meets legal.

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about the ad. >> my gosh. >> a family of nine siblings. >> your family is not like this. >> no. >> it's great to have you on the couch. >> just before you got here chairman nunes was here and asked should rosenstein be fired. this was his answer. >> right now i'll say no. without knowing all of the facts and bringing in all of the people to know what rosenstein said. he should have his fair day in court. if he did talk about wearing aware, for sure, he should be fired. >> all morning long i heard similar answers. he should be but for this reason and this reason and this reason

he won't be. >> there is no room for her forr error. in terms of the invest deviation and what we continue to see is they wanted to stop donald trump before the election. they put their finger on the scale wanting to change what the people voted for and it's coming outright know. we are watching what's taking place with mccabe. they will all face accountability in my view. >> it's breathe taking they were joking about it. if you believe the explanation and in the 25th amendment removing the president from office it's serious stuff. >> donald trump's existence threatens their existence.

we know what he said on the campaign trail. draining the swamp. this president threatens their existence. they want him out. that's why it's all of this push back. that's why they are sitting on documents. when would you believe the department of justice is sitting on documents. we'll speak with bob the chairman of the house committee. we'll also talk about will she testify. when did you hear of a situation where the accuser has all of these demands. i thought we lived in a country were you are innocent until proven guilty. >> it doesn't seem like any of that has been in good faith. we are hearing about a tentative

deal for thursday. >> that's right. we are also talking about tom about there. we would like to see if the senate will stick to it's guns and have the vote. in addition we have a exclusive will john bolton. ahead of a really busy week in new york. i saw the sound bites you rain earlier from president trump. we'll see what he says this year. all of this is really coming out. there is a limited amount of time for the american people to understand what took place in the election of 2016. >> thank you so much. still ahead, the spartan race is on fox square this morning. we'll see if we have what it takes. >> i know anna does. >> she's in shape. >> stick with us. when you're confident

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all right, all morning long spartan races have been testing their endurance. does pete and anna have what it takes. the author of the book the spar spartan way is here. what's your advise to them ? >> it's too late to train. >> i asked him about climbing a rope.

i'll talk to you afterwards. >> 3, 2, 1. >> up and the wall. >> whoa. >> this guy is serious. >> he's doing pretty well. >> you have 100 pounds for peter and it's taking the lead. she's skipping the wall. pete came out of nowhere. they are on the rope. they have to get to the top. can anna make it? did she touch the top? did he make it? anna touches the top? you get the trophy.

how do you feel? >> ux -- exhausted. that was harder than giving birth. >> how can we top that one. >> how does i -- how did he do? >> i think he did well. >> it's about technique, isn't it. it's about the person who is the strongest or tallest. >> i did it as an excuse. >> i don't want to jump over that. >> you are very nice not wanting to embarrassment. >> he took the light ball. >> she did the heavyvy ball. >> we'll check the video tape.

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i love how pete had the early lead. >> peapete at the end was on fi. >> i think you could have smoked the wall. >> that's technique. >> did you make it to the top? >> look how fast he's going. >> i'm trying to figure out, i'm not a snowflake and i don't think i deserve this. >> i want ed to lift this kettle ball. >> come on, ed.

>> i'll be back monday and tuesday. thank you for having me. good sunday morning the and thank you for joining us. a tentative date is set for brett kavanaugh and the woman accusing him of sexual assault. will that date hold? president trump walking back his decision to declassify documents related to the russia probe as he gets ready to address world leaders at the general assembly. thank you for joining us, welcome to sunday morning futures. thursday could be the date judge kavanaugh and his accuser appear before the senate judiciary committee. who would go first? house chairman bob will be with meom