>> we start with the fox news alert, donald trump arriving in nevada to hold a big rally lending support to senator dean heller, one of the most vulnerable republicans in the midterm battle as joe biden goes on a few hundred miles away, the former vice president stumping for democrat senate candidate jackie rosen. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> the president in arizona urging supporters to go to the polls and vote on election day.

>> the democrat party has become too extreme and dangerous to be trusted with power. if you want to drain the swamp you must defeat the democrats, you have to do it. eric:peter doocy is live where they have been lining up since 6:00 getting ready to see the president firsthand. >> reporter: the front of the line got here at 2:00 local time, people drove through the night to get here and the speakers who have been warming up the stage, arriving on air force one which we can see in the distance, encouraging everybody to go and vote, early voting in nevada starts today, started this morning but there have warnings of democratic violence because the state attorney general who is running

for governor of nevada talked about an incident this week with a tracker employed by the george soros linda group american bridge, assaulted his female campaign manager. once the president gets here with senator heller on board air force one we anticipate a lot of talk about immigration because in the southwest border security is a local issue and the president proclaimed this will be the election of the caravan. the president has been using proposals regarding immigration to keep crowds energized now that the brett kavanaugh confirmation is off the front pages because it is seen by many republican strategists as the thing that made in a good way for them in the last month. senator heller voted for brett kavanaugh and tax reform it has a lead in polls over jackie rosen. it is one of the oldest places democrats think they can for the seat anywhere in the country that is currently held by a republican, both sides are bringing in the big guns, donald trump is here today, so as joe biden and monday former president barack obama will be

in las vegas where the democratic base, a lot of casino union workers, is based. >> that is a heated campaign. and we monitor the president's remarks in nevada and you can watch the whole rally in its entirety live on foxnews.com. >> washington post columnists jamal khashoggi was killed in a fistfight in istanbul. saudi officials have arrested 18 people in connection with the case and many us lawmakers demanding further clarity. >> this raises more questions which i can't believe a 15 man intelligence seat, without any bottle at all. they would bring them down, have

to kill them and serious injury. >> fox team coverage, garrett tenney with reaction from washington but first benjamin hall live in istanbul. >> 17 days and countless denials we have the saudi version of events, broken around 1:00 local early this morning on saudi state television in the prosecutor's office and they have arrested 18 individuals in connection with jamal khashoggi's disappeared, the same ones seen on tv cameras in during istanbul on a private jet, two private jets before heading to the consulate. what saudi officials, to talk to jamal khashoggi, bringing him back, they got into a fight. this is not sanctioned by the royal family. when jamal khashoggi arrived at the consulate when you saw the men who were there, and

alternate, the men stopped him, jamal khashoggi screamed and one of the men put him in a chokehold strangling him to death. two high-ranking officials implicated by saudi arabia, a 2 star military general, educated in the us and the uk, the spokesman for the saudi led war in yemen and a major figure in saudi intelligence, the second is a senior rated ministry advisor media advisor. he kept the prince away from this to deny deniability for the royal family. the full investigation will take as long and the crown prince himself will oversee a total restructuring of saudi intelligence. as for the body the search is underway in turkey, saudi sources amanda body was removed from the consulate in suitcases and given to local collaborator,

the saudi's do not know where, why do 15 people plan on questioning him and what about the claims that there was evidence he had his fingers removed, they have gone somewhat quiet and we are waiting to hear from both sides and waiting to see how relationship in the us will pan out. >> many lingering questions. >> back in washington the white house issuing a statement, they will continue to follow the international investigations, here was the president yesterday. >> what happened is unacceptable. we are going to see a large number of people having to do with the event that took place

in the saudi consulate and it is a big first step. >> garrett tenney live with the latest on the reaction. >> congress has a lot of questions about this attack. the latest expiration by the saudis did little to quell the storm from both sides of the aisle. bob corker said the story the saudi's told about jamal khashoggi's disappearance changes with each passing day so we should not assume their latest story holds water, they can undergo their own investigation but the us administration must make an independent investigation of responsibility. the kingdom and all involved in this brutal murder, that is in reference to the one person, the person who matters the most, and

he is open to the us taking action against saudi arabia, does not do that in the form of ending the 110 the $110 billion arms deal. >> i would prefer there is going to be some form of sanction if anything, a lot of people pretty high up. i would prefer we don't use as retribution canceling $110 billion worth of work, 600,000 jobs. >> the president did say he is open to the idea of responding through sanctions of some sort and is firmly against canceling the $110 billion arms deal he made with the kingdom last year. >> we are going to bring in former us ambassador to bahrain who is a former state department spokesman, thank you for joining

us. i want to start, do you believe the saudi's latest claim of how jamal khashoggi was murdered? >> i don't think that is the right question. the right question is what do we know? we know nothing. the only people who know know anything by the people who were in the room with jamal khashoggi and they are not talking. everything else is speculation and spin. we don't have the facts. the only way we could possibly know is if the turks have a tape of what happened in that room which they claim they do but haven't released it, and everything else is just speculation. >> took officials are saying they won't let them away with

this. do you feel, the credibility of turkey as well to think -- >> video evidence or audio evidence and how do you feel about what turks are saying? >> for the turks, put up or shut up. you either have it and release it or cut it out because it is not helping. what should the united states do? i can understand the frustration of congress and the united states, or generally when a journal for the washington post disappears in the saudi consulate. and more falsehoods than truth but you know what, it might make lindsey graham feel good to not deal with this and it may feel good to say we are going to sanction saudi arabia.

saudi arabia is an important country for the united states with regard to iran and oil markets and donald trump does not have the option, of not talking to mbs. with the graham might but the secretary of state does not. to deal with an unpleasant, and acceptable situation in a way that preserves american interests in the region. >> there is the complexity. that is what everybody is dealing with, meeting officials in the us and turkish officials so several questions, the president, part of the reason it is important to maintain this relationship with saudi arabia, $110 billion arms deal and would

produce 600,000 jobs. and kita monitoring iran. if iran is so crucial, do you think it was a good idea for donald trump to pull out of the nuclear deal, >> the bottom line is this. in foreign policy there are always trade-offs. you never have everything you want. with respect to saudi arabia, let's say we prevent officials from coming to the united states, and to all kinds of bad things. what does that cost us? first of all people don't like -- people don't like what is

happening but my view is the people of yemen will be much better off, much worse off if the who these and iran are given a free ride and saudi arabia withdraws. with iran, saudi arabia is the most important partner in countering iran. nobody benefits, not the united states, not the region, from saudi arabia, and one of the most important parts of the world. opec's leading producer. how do you thread the needle? how do you show displeasure and consequences for an action that violates every norm of civilized behavior and at the same time you don't throw the baby out with the bathwater. that is what trump is trying to do. i would hope, i would hope if

there's a silver lining in all of this, the saudi arabia leadership learned a lesson that you can't go around killing people and arresting people on a whim that but suffer consequences. >> learning a lesson is the key here, specifically mention the crown prince, is it enough to give him a slap on the hand and say you should not do this again or somehow lose some of his power and promise. >> first of all it is not for me or anybody in the united states to say what should or should not happen. i would posit the crown prince has already suffered a black eye over this. he had to accept responsibility for it, to undertake significant movement in the saudi priorities. don't believe me but my view is

mohammed bin salmon has been jason by this, seen as a blow to his prestige and credibility, blow to his authority and now needs to work hard to restore that prestige and authority and credibility. whether he can to that and how long it will take is an open question. i think that frankly not much more needs to be done, the damage has been done and hopefully they will learn a lesson. >> simply and quickly what do you say to the family of jamal khashoggi? >> you have suffered a great deal. jamal khashoggi was a beacon. but hopefully, as in all tragic losses, something good can come of this. if we have a more responsible saudi leadership, all the better.

>> ambassador, thank you for your time. we have to leave it there, thank you very much. i want to remind our viewers that tomorrow on sunday morning futures, maria bartiroma has a exclusive interview with senator lindsey graham, the republican from south carolina on the armed services committee and has a long-standing supporter of saudi arabia but senator graham has been very critical of the kingdom's crown prince, saying he has, quote, got to go. we will hear more about that tomorrow at 10:00 eastern on the fox news channel. >> donald trump in nevada about to hold a rally hoping his appearance will help dean heller who is a tight race for the senate with midterms approaching. here is air force one as we wait for the president to deplane, this as the migrant crisis continues in central america on the mexico border. we will have the latest on thousands traveling toward our country hoping to come to america. >> people coming over from

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>> and for democrat jackie rosen who is, at the rally. you can watch the whole thing if you wish. >> the caravan of migrants from central america hoping to reach the us. stopped at the southern border by police. it is mostly from honduras, fleeing violence and poverty. >> this caravan began on october 12th, a group of 160 people trying to leave honduras. eight days later as many as 4000 people making their way to the southern border. many are women and children and

take a look at this dramatic drone video showing how group of 1000 migrants yesterday, this is a bridge at the quantum and border. organizers of the caravan, after some migrants rushed onto the bridge defining donald trump's threats of retaliation. mexican security forces with riot shield and pepper spray, that is where they spent the night. the president of guatemala. and and they are pleading with police, some people were causing disorder. they were kicked out and handed over to guatemalan police.

witness says the migrants don't want any more trouble and they want to come here to work and save money before going back home. some are so desperate they are trying to swim across the muddy river. they have no bathrooms, it is cold and they are determined to press on. the caravan has become a campaign issue ahead of the midterms with donald trump beating the drum for immigration policy changes. at an event in arizona, he praised mexican efforts to hold the border in a difficult situation. >> they tried and broke through the fences. mexico is really fighting a tough situation. mexicans have been badly hurt in a couple cases. i respect the fact that mexico is willing to do this. >> now it appears to be a standoff. coming from the president of

guatemala that several thousand of these migrants have turned back. we will keep on this story and have the latest this half-hour. >> they are openly, what they did to overwhelm the nation. where they say we don't want to change the immigration laws. >> he in that speech, the migrants heading to the country. is that fair? joining me with analysis of the president's reaction, the white house correspondent of the daily mail. we just heard from claudia cowan, several thousands of these migrants are heading back

to honduras, showing the president's proclamations and his threats have worked. >> donald trump is under intense pressure to mexico even saying he was willing to back away from a deal he worked to negotiate over several years in mexico and canada if it didn't get resolved. he made this not just the campaign issue but something that would have a major effect on us policy if he doesn't get what he wants out of the situation. >> unlike last time we had 1000s a few months ago the mexican government is not issuing transit visas. and they come to our border. >> it -- he will throw out the old trade deal so there's a lot at stake here in the

international trade arena. if these migrants are turned around he could cut off aid to central america and that falls to congress to do. which is exactly why he made this and election issuances he needs to get more republicans elected in the senate and house. it is not the immigration policy, congress has the authority to pass. >> seems to resonate with the president of guatemala and honduras. they are being turned back. >> there is also a question with lawmakers as to how much the united states gets for the aid. and in fiscal year 19, expected to decrease by 40% and reached a

high, and and a better place, so they do not want to migrate to the united states, whether the united states is getting the best use of its dollars. >> we are the president blame the democrats. he says supporters say democrats are for open borders, letting ms 13 members in an democrats pushback saying that is wrong, they supported a $40 billion border security but nancy pelosi did say no democrat will vote to build the wall. how produced are the president's claims? >> the president says he believes immigration could be a winning issue for republicans this season and he doubled and tripled down on that at every single rally, we hear him say democrats are the party of open borders, and pushing the issue

where he was yesterday or nevada where he is today. he will be in houston monday campaigning with ted cruz and certain that when he was in texas, the border state, he will be hammering on aggressively as well. >> he is talking about that in nevada. let's listen, so much for inside analysis in nevada, supporting dean heller. here's the president. >> we will have a big victory, we have to have a big victory. this is one of the states, is a great race, an exciting race. is running against wacky jackie, right? wacky jackie. that is what we need. we need wacky jackie in congress. we are honored to be joined today by your next governor is where is adam? where is adam? come up here, adam.

he is a great guy. i have known adam for a long time. he is a veteran, a patriot and a real leader but he is a great person. got 2 women, adam. >> that is what he was waiting for in nevada, the president in his usual rare form in front of the campaign style rally, leaving it there in hopes of driving dean heller to victory against miss rosen. we will stream this on foxnews.com and monitor this live event, we will bring it to you on the fox news channel. this time, it's his turn. you have 4.3 minutes to yourself.

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>> it is the land of a battleground senate race but we are looking live at donald trump in nevada at the hangar in

northern nevada, wrapping up campaign swings through western states appearing there before an action-packed crowd. he is happy to give them what they want, coming up with some new nicknames, senator dean heller is in a race to hold onto his seat against democratic congresswoman jackie rosen, who joe biden is stumping for so that tells you how heated the race is and we will continue to monitor the president and stream this live on foxnews.com but stay with us here. >> the investigation into the horrible death of jamal khashoggi continues. the president says he wants to wait until the investigation is complete before deciding on a course of action regarding the saudis and he expects to consult with congress about this as soon as monday. >> people are not happy about what happened, we had great

relationships with them. this is a horrible event. it has not gone unnoticed. >> has his response been enough? lawrence jones, editor-in-chief of campusreform.org a liberal commentator and professor, let me start with you. a brutal, barbaric, cold-blooded murder, an affront to our values and what this country stands for. what would you like to see from the president and has response so far been appropriate or has it been enough? >> i don't think it has been enough. the president needs to take a firm stance. we have to stop talking about the saudis as if they are allies. they were complicit in 9/11, we know they have committed human rights atrocities in yemen. they are not our allies. we need to understand what is happening here and this seems like it is coming from the top general, someone who was involved in what was going on in

yemen and seems he was involved in jamal khashoggi's death. the idea that it is a fistfight is an assault on our intelligence. >> what would you like to see the president do? at not jeopardize billions of dollars in arms sales. >> certain things are more important than money and he needs to send a clear message to the world the united states will not tolerate people killing our journalists. >> should we do the same for china as well as all the other countries that are barbaric as well? >> when make an american permanent residents. >> is not american, he's not american. he worked for an american journalist. >> is a resident of virginia and works for the washington post. >> i'm not disagreeing it was

barbaric. i'm not trying to get into conflicts like many americans are. what they were capable of doing. and the thing is where do we draw the line. do we do this with every relationship with every barbaric country we have a relationship with? because then we will evaluate china. no one has the answers to this. there investigation because we know what they are capable of doing. the president has to make a decision. >> the baby sanctions, should they cancel these deals? should we recall our ambassadors or expel saudi diplomatic personnel from our country? >> know. i don't think that will lead to more peace.

and the notion of pulling out goodwill that is built up with saudi arabia over this, we have larger problems right now. >> there are larger problems but i just gave you that list. do you think the president and congress should eventually and act and go forward with some of the things i just throughout? >> absolutely. lawrence travels and i travel and jamal khashoggi is not safe, none of us are safe. if they are killing journalists they get to each and everyone of us because we have written or said something they don't like. he is a resident of virginia. he was not a citizen but he certainly was a member of our community and our nation. absolutely the strongest terms in terms of sanctions, and in a region like the middle east.

>> that is my point. that is the standard. it doesn't matter what all of them did. >> lawrence jones's priority, some sanctions, to blow up all the goodwill, and -- >> after 9/11 that is goodwill? >> lawrence and jason, but remember in 1980, jimmy carter boycotted the election, the olympics. do you think in your view, whatever moral high ground we take, that would work for the saudi's? >> know. i don't think it will work with the saudi's. what will end of happening is it will hurt our relationship with

the saudi's, they will buy weapons from other countries as well as we will be in a bigger pickle. i want peace. i'm not saying what happened was right. we got to think of the larger issue we are facing in this country and that is what the president is saying. no one is condoning, the saudi's hurt our relationship with the saudi's when they killed a journalist from the washington post, and they have to be held responsible when they do these things. money is not everything in these circumstances and it will hurt us in the long run if we continue to prop up regimes that hurt people in their own region. >> that is the debate and the question as we wait for the president and congress to see what actions they take. >> thank you and we continue to monitor donald trump's remarks

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>> thank you for that update in london. >> we are getting breaking news from the guatemalan president who said 2000 members of the caravan halted in mexico, he says they are back on their way to return to honduras. meanwhile donald trump is in nevada stumping for republican senator dean heller facing democratic congressman jackie rosen which is referencing the caravan, no comments so far about the fact that his policies are working with 2000 of those members of the caravan, and as authorities claim and does this mean the end of the caravan? we will monitor the president's remarks on the progress of that caravan and migrants seeking asylum in mexico and our country when we come back.

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paul: welcome to the journal editorial report, i'm paul gigot, race for control of the u.s. congress is heating up with just over 2 weeks to go until election day. news fox news poll show democrats leading republicans by 7 points in the generic ballot with 49% of likely voters saying they'll back democratic candidate in their house district and 42% backing the republican. the number remains unchanged since september but my first guest says he sees evidence for october comeback for the gop,

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