that's it for this week's show, thanks to my panel and to all of you for watching, i'm paul gigot, hope to see you right here next week. to his opponent republican governor rick scott. hello, everyone. i'm eric shawn. to bring the hour of the americas news headquarters. >> hello. i'm arthel neville. releasing the video after 46 years of public service his defeat marks the first time in a century that florida will be represented by two republican senators at the same time. >> well, things were a little

differently than grace and i had hoped. let me say i by no measure feel defeated and that is because of the privilege of serving the people of florida and our country for most of my life. i don't think anybody could've been as blessed. it's been a rewarding journey as well as a very humbly next. arthel: president trump reacting from day one. he was a great governor and will be even a greater senator in representing the people of florida. congratulations on having wage such a courageous unsuccessful campaign. phil keating has been tracking all this in west palm beach, florida. senator nelson saying he is -- it's not a defeat but a passing of the baton if you will. >> yeah, he still has a couple months to serve out his term in washington and he will do that as well. after nearly two weeks of counting and recounting of votes by machine and by hand, it is

all now finally over for the state of florida. it is done. all the left is tuesday morning in tallahassee and the numbers are actually made truly official when are certified. another lesson of senator nelson's statement. this is the first video taped confession of his long political career. >> i was not at tory sms race, but i still wish to strongly reaffirm the cause for which we fought a public office is a public trust. >> republican governor rick scott will now be headed to washington. he released this statement appeared a couple hours ago i just spoke with senator bill nelson who graciously conceded in a thank tim for his years of public service. the victory would not be possible without the hard work of so many people. now the campaign is truly behind us and that is where we need to leave it.

he also close race for governor, which also went to a machine recount. republican ron desantis will be the state's next governor beating tallahassee mayor andrew gillum. gillum conceded last night. >> and now that we are rounding that out, rj and i wanted to take a moment to congratulate mr. desantis on becoming the next governor of the great state of florida. >> ron desantis tweeted, this was a hard fought campaign. now it's time to bring florida together. absolutely one of the closest midterm elections in florida history, possibly of all time. here's how close it was peered out of it was. at every .2 million votes cast in florida, scott wins over nelson by 10,000 votes in the governor's race wins by 32,000.

arthel: nailbiter is indeed very thank you very much. eric: back in washington, president trump it, president trump at, president trump it is feared in feisty interview on "fox news sunday." the president touting his record despite republicans losing the house in the midterms. interviewed by chris wallace on a wide range of issues including a strong economy, the murder of "washington post" columnist jamar khashoggi and the possibility some cabinet members could soon be replaced. >> the white house is running like a well oiled machine. it is doing really well. at great people. i will make some changes but not very many. i'm very happy with my cabinet other than a couple of exceptions and even they are not unhappy. i will tell you so long, the reporting about me is so long. i'm loving what i'm doing. eric: ellison barber on the north lawn of the white house with more. >> over the summer president trump reportedly asked his chief

of staff john kelly to be his chief of staff through 2020. in the interview of president trump would not guarantee that. >> will come only get along well. certain things i love what he does in certain things i don't like that he does. that aren't his strengths. look, i have three or four or five positions and thinking about. i thought maybe it's going to end up being too. i need flexibility. >> a lot of rumor and speculation about the fate of the secretary of the department of homeland security. president trump says right now kirstjen nielsen is not tough enough at the border. >> there's a chance of everybody. that's what happens. you leave, make a name, though. >> i like her very much. i respect her very much. i'd like her to be much tougher on the border.

>> the president talked about issues will be on white house gates. the u.s. received a recording of jamal khashoggi's murder. he did not personally listen to the tape because in his words it is a suffering tape. violent and terrible. cia has concluded the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman ordered khashoggi's murder. the u.s. government has not made a final conclusion in regard to the murder of mr. khashoggi per the crown prince denies any involvement when pressed on what happens if the crown prince is actually lying. president trump said this. >> will anybody really know? but he did have people that were reasonably close to him and close to him that were involved. he so we put on very heavy sanctions on the massive sanctions from saudi arabia. we do have an ally in me in many ways is very good.

>> the president told reporters that there would be a full report on the death of khashoggi by tuesday. >> meanwhile, mark chris wallace's exclusive interview with the president throughout this hour including moore and the president thought. about the cia findings on the killing of jamar khashoggi. arthel: or fox news alert and deadly california wildfires burning for a week at both ends of the state here to massive fires claiming 79 life so far. the number of people topping the staggering 1300. president trump touring the destruction from both fires. >> i'm committed to make sure we get all of this clean down and protect the. take care of the floors. the floors of the fire very important. look at other countries where they do it differently that's a whole different story. see what's happening here.

strangely i need a vocal live in malibu, california which has been devastated by the woolsey fire. >> afternoon. we are in the neighborhood here in malibu. spending a lot of time here yesterday. take a look behind me. you can see the massive destruction. house after house burned to the ground here. the president saw that. in the remarks you just heard, that was when he was at the northern california in paradise. that particular piece of sound. people are where the president has been critical of the way in which california has managed its forests. most people say they don't care very much about politics right now. they've got their mind on one thing. >> he really sees what's going on here.

all we want to do is go home even if it means going for a little while to see it standing. >> again, the focus today is going to be a northern california on the campfire where we know more than 1000 people missing then surely the death toll will rise there in the suffering is going to continue for quite some time. >> very, very unfortunate. what is happening in malibu where you are right now? >> i can tell you i'm doomed drive at local time today, which is just an hour from now, residents of the neighborhood are going to be allowed back in. take a look kindly. unfortunately this is what they're going to find. some people are going to find their house is completely gone. but the case all up and down the

street. others were okay. i want to show you behind me what's going on here. we have the local cable company here and they are right now connect gained the cable and telephone lines for residents in this neighborhood and a few other neighborhoods allowed to return home today. they won't have power for quite sometime, but some people have telephone and cable. residents coming back into the neighborhood and about 45 minutes could be an emotional time for them. coming back here lies now, most residents will find they have nothing. back to you. >> in a vocal, thank you very much. eric: about 3000 migrants have reached the southern border. they are seeking asylum in our country. still ahead, a live update from the ground in the latest on that. triggered questions about

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>> it wasn't a big deal. i got the questions. i responded here we wrote them out. i read them once. i read them a second time. we made some changes. that's a. eric: president trump said he could've easily answer written questions from robert mueller. this is a faces backlash over his claim he was unaware matthew whitaker had publicly criticized the russia investigation before picking him to replace jeff sessions is a teen attorney general. here's the president in an interview with "fox news sunday." >> if whitaker decides in any way to limit or curtail the investigation are you okay with that? >> it's going to be up to him. he's very well aware politically. he's a very smart person, a very respected her sin. we'll do it right. >> do you want to overrule if you decide to curtail.

>> i would not get involved. >> let's bring in our legal panel. bob shelton, defense attorney and former prosecutor richard st. paul of the defense attorney and member. since your right here with me. president trump answered the questions but then his lawyers will edit those answers before they are submitted to mr. mueller. >> at the likely scenario. you have the lawyers help you answer the questions to the best of your ability. the other issue is whether these answers were under oath. if they're not you don't have to worry about the president being tripped up and say he lied under oath and therefore could be subject to federal charges. these are questions and answers from the president has no fear he could answer those questions and not worry about being tripped out. if the president speaks to mueller directly instead of sending an impertinent that is

the truth, could even have been charged with lying to prosecutors. here we don't have to worry about that. >> right, i agree. according to everyone this investigation is coming to a close. the thing that concerns mr. trump's attorneys is going to be mueller knows the answers to the question he's getting so they need to be meticulous in the way they answer them. as richard said, lawyers will edit these answers meticulously so they do not ask those into any type of prosecution for the limited questions is answered. he's only answering questions from anything prior to the election as president elect is not questions as it pertains to obstruction of justice charges because i don't really think any answer those questions because mueller could prosecute if he so chose based upon tweets potentially are others public statements. arthel: why wouldn't these

answers provide these written answers? >> typically would have been for interrogatories where they extend questions and answer under oath basically sorry to tell the truth. you want the president to be tripped up and face criminal charges simply because he answered a question incorrectly. lawyers will screen those answers and provide them. the other answer is will the president answering i'm not so sure that will happen especially since democrats have now taken over congress and promised investigations into this probe. arthel: bob, do you think mr. mueller will provide more additional questions for the president to have to answer is chris wallace pointed out in this interview that mr. mueller could subpoena the president to go speak to them face-to-face.

president trump says that i could have been. >> whether or not he's going to subpoena, how he responds to this and whether or not during the conversations his lawyers advised him to plead the fifth amendment which is he feels as if he could incriminate himself. think about it. when they submitted questions, they responded these are the questions to answer. there's negotiations happening that we are privy to. very interesting to see if they've already agreed will answer these questions are not obedient. listen, he can subpoena you would know it's giving you any assurance that we know about. >> the issue of the subpoena will be the legal team are going to fight those vigorously and you'll end up before the court trying to decide whether this subpoena should be squashed basically said no he doesn't have to respond to subpoena or if he does have to respond it's going to be up to the core. that battle will take months to

decide, potentially years. >> one thing we know his lawyers is the one thing that doesn't move quickly on the wheels of justice. they take forever. >> what about the claims are concerned the acting attorney general matthew whitaker will withhold portions from congress on to finalize did not release it in its entirety. >> it's way too early because we have no idea when the report will be finalized, when it's published, whether anything will come from it. to speculate he's going to hold something back and cause the democrats in the house to start getting all of their subpoenas ready in dollars they are questions that they want to bring it out to the public sees the majority of it. way too speculative to say what is going to do versus what is not going to do. a prior statement he gave that the context of it, was he

stating a legal opinion or personal opinion as to this probe that mueller has. he stated he didn't think it was an appropriate investigation for some people seem to think he's pro-trump year. what is the context of it? when was it said, how was it said. i don't think legally they should be happening. >> here's the thing. you can't tell how long it will take and whether it's winding down or not. we just don't know. we can say the president was an important piece of the investigation. thank you the ability to say wrap it up, we've got the presidential information. write your report so we can move forward. the country is ready in his regular preferred at the investigation. other things and a focus on like infrastructure. arthel: any sensible wrapup

soon? >> tough to say. >> you know it is not tough to say is that it is painful >> down down the philadelphia eagles. >> i hope not. >> you just wait for it. count on it. thank you, guys. >> the new proposed rules dealing with misconduct claims on campuses. becky devos unveiling the new policy and there is the definition of misconduct. in a departure from the broader obama air outline. the older rules defined unwelcome conduct of a nature. the new proposal said the conduct has to be severe, pervasive and objectively offensive. advocacy groups sending the policy they claim will discourage the runs coming forward and say will make it easier for allegations to be at work. eric: after all the death and devastation now, a new threat from the wildfires raging in

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where he saw the campfire and his running areas. the winds have backed a little bit. the winds really spread the fire quickly but dillon not to smoke around the fires has been been drifting down to the bay area in two sentences: oakland and just look at the topography here. the valley right down the center of california if you're not familiar's era sierra nevada the western side the coastal ranges. all of the smoke stuck in that area and it can become very difficult to get out and if you're in the area it's tough to breathe. really nasty conditions and it will take a good ring to probably not all that out of the air. the air quality is going to stay low and fire conditions will stay high. humidity is low right now is a look at everything in the brown and orange color about 25% humidity. area dry, as we begin to look forward, eventually we see a little bit of relief. i run you through the rest of

the weekend sunday into monday. this is the future model. by the time we've been going into wednesday and thursday, there's going to be a large system rolling on. probably not great for holiday drivers. something to be thankful for because the rain will stretch down through southern california and get firefighters to knock down some of those particles in the air. good rainy days. >> goodness for the rain and particles in the air will be knocked down like you said. as that may not dramatically for respiratory issues. >> it should take down most of it. depends if they under control. once the rain moves through the fires are still terrible still be a problem. they should take care of most of it right away. arthel: thank you very much. >> will anybody really know.

people that are reasonably close to him and close to him that were probably involved. you involved. he so we put on very heavy sanctions at nasa's sanctions on a large group of people from saudi arabia. at the same time, we have an ally and i wanted to quit an ally in many ways has been very good. >> an exclusive interview with chris wallace talking about the apparent recent cold-blooded murder "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi. allegations of saudi crown prince mohammed installment. khashoggi last seen entering the consulate in early october. he does expect a full report on the dissidents killing. some lawmakers calling for tougher stand with saudi arabia. >> i think what this means more than anything else is this really needs to alter our relationship. on its own right we should bring an end to the war in yemen, but we should also recognize we do not share the same values as

saudi arabia. it is a horrible situation they are in the saudi's have not been making it better. in fact, they have not done some of the commitments they have said they would do already so i think it would start with our involvement with them. >> which of the president do? suzanne, reporters expected that we think tomorrow or tuesday outlining some intelligence findings. how does the president balance this diplomatically? >> is a great question. he's been a tough position. the u.s. has long desired to have a strong alliance with saudi arabia for a number of really important reasons not just the oil output, but also stabilizing force in a very unstable region that sort of a counter force against iran, which is a global threat in the future at least.

it's something he has to figure out how to balance the needs going to sort of be forced to do some name because congress is going to probably push for a stronger -- strong reaction that what we have so far which are the sanction against 17 individuals so far. >> he was asked about that in the interview with chris wallace. let me play that tape and get your reaction. >> of congress were to move to either cut off any u.s. involvement in the war in yemen or to block any arms sales, you will go along with it. >> i want to see yemen end, but it takes two to tango. iran is a different country than it was when i took over because of what i did with the iran from the so-called iran deal come iran nuclear deal which is one of the great ripoffs of all time. i want iran to stop also. >> you were shifting it over to

iran. billions of dollars in defense contracts. >> naches sifting against iran. you turn on saudi arabia and saudi arabia and then you empower iran. that's not a great outcome either for anybody. it is going to get very interesting because not only are people getting impatient and the senate. lindsey graham, republican and others who want to push for stopping arms sales. want to take a stronger stance against saudi arabia. now as you just heard, the house is about to become a democratic majority house and they will push for a stronger outcome here. the key here is cnn's peers so many people clamoring for that to end for our involvement in assisting saudi arabia concerned that the humanitarian crisis. you're the president to say what about iran's involvement? is an important one and the

president makes an important point here. the congress will play a big role. both a step in and stop the arms sale to saudi arabia is counting on, the billions of dollars of arms sales coming down the pike looking like a real possibility. >> you think they would do that under democratic congress? >> in the senate are talking about doing that. several votes taken in the past and they've been close. that was before khashoggi's murder. now the question is how will public in the new congress. this is getting very interesting now. the key here will be what happens this week with this report. what specifically are we going to hear. sounds like you'll implicate the crown prince and the president will have to accept the reality now and we don't have a final outcome yet. what will he do? congress will watch to see what the president does and if they feel like it's not strong enough and just sticking with sanctions

for nothing more, then you'll see movement here first on the yemen issue and then on the arms sales. coming down the pike and it's probably going to get very interesting at the start of the 116 congress in january. >> the military is not refilled some of the saudi warplanes engage in the bombing. civilian areas. potentially ideal in yemen or other sanctions and harder actions in terms of cutting off fingers from saudi arabia. in terms of what the princess said, the president said several times but prince has denied any involvement, said that he was not involved. they have charged the suspects under the death penalty and see if that actually occurs. this horrible intercepted tape of the murder the turkish authorities apparently have say the intelligence has a. here's what the president said.

>> we have the tape. i don't want to hear that tape. no reason for me to hear the tape. >> at the suffering tape. it's a parable tape. there is no reason for me to hear it. i said people should die. there's no reason. >> party balances personal relationship with the prints when you know what's on the tape during interviews dave said you never know. but not directly say there may have been lying. >> his view of this is evolving and is going to have to take a harder stance this week at the final report indeed does say in a very firm white the crown prince was knowledgeable and involved in this. you hear the president changed his tune a little bit. you can also hear over the course of the past week his view has been evolving and it's really not happy with the crown prince and what's going on over

there. whether or not he listens to dictate matters a lot less than what actions he is going to take after this week. >> we will see indeed what the report says exactly and if it does implicate the crown prince completely. always good to see you. thank you. >> thousands of central american migrants arriving in tijuana mexico seeking asylum in the u.s. life on the ground with the very latest. >> as president mike pence is that the aipac summit saying we will not back down in the trade war with china. made with carbsteady to help manage blood sugar... ...and end the day with a smile. glucerna®. everyday progress.

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if you look at south of our border is not doing so well. eric: president trump ordering deployment of u.s. troops to the southern border. the first wave of the migrants and central america are now waiting to apply for asylum in our country. they are not able to handle the influx of migrants with thousands more expected to come to the border in the next two days. some residents are angry and they want the migrants to go home. william la jeunesse is live at the caravan in tijuana where he seen this firsthand. >> eric, let me set the scene for you. where in a side street a block from microsoft are. what this is like 90 minutes ago, a very physical confrontation between a rally, the migrant caravan and they read head-on into this police barricade. the cement rails, riot police.

but me explain the point of view of those who oppose the migrant caravan. illegally, while at the guatemalan border. they fear they will stay here, take jobs, depress wages and bring crimes, gangs, prostitution and drugs. >> we do know the incidences in other cities. >> those supporting the american caravan in the lgbt community, a smaller group who basically ran away when the larger group confronted them. in tijuana they say it's a welcoming community for emigrants at the core of the economy and it's their responsibility to protect the caravans. >> they have to be more tolerant because there's a lot of

people -- a lot of mexicans that go to the united states also. >> about 6200 migrant members here right now. they expect another 3000 over the next several days. they spilled into other shelters as well. they are not here to bring violence majority. the u.s. is essentially close the border. obviously not take any asylum claims. very few about 30 a day for people who arrive even today. some are likely to stay here at work, make some money and try crossing the border later. >> i feel sad because we're not all like that. but langer aggressively chart to do it.

>> how long does this go on. it's going to normalize the situation. as people here realize they can't make the border. maybe they'll try going to other places and other cities. maybe they'll go home. somewhat of a stalemate if you will hear in tijuana, realizing the situation is not going to improve. trying to clear the tension on that side of the border. >> defense secretary james mattis says troops stationed along the u.s. border are there only for support. >> to dod, department of defense do not involve military personnel at this time to directly participate in any law enforcement. law law enforcement is left in the hands of the customs and border police who have the statutory authority to carry that out.

arthel: secretary mattis told reporters the long-term mission has somewhat to be determined. for more, retired u.s. navy who also served as national security adviser to vice president dick cheney. always a pleasure to have you. how does or how is a tv mission interpreted by the 5900 at military personnel. those commission to carry out the mission. >> personnel are going to do their duty and mission. listen to a secretary of defense matters stated. the law enforcement mission as a homeland security mission. dod has a homeland defense mission. the united states government is on a hall of government approach. we needed to have this different skill set that are part of active duty military engineers to support the customs and border protection. the soldiers there in terms of the short-term mission are doing their particular task to support

the broader mission of homeland security and customs and border protection. the tbd is just that. this is a challenging, political environment which has a lot of different drivers that involve our partners to the south, mexico in particular, but also central american companies were good people, poor people originate from. arthel: we are showing pictures of the troops putting up hard wire in your pointing out this is an evolving sort of many moving parts here. is that the explanation as to why the mission would be an determined as the troops are already in place. >> i think so. the previous segment would focus on tijuana. mr. mattis is down there in texas latina the new camp, camp norma. the newest bridge coming across between the rio bravo and also

southern texas, which is for commerce. we are trying to essentially strengthened the capabilities to support less access and protect those of the military mission inside of texas. the entire area between brownsville all the way to the west along the rio grande valley is very important with regard to supporting customs and border protection and enforcement along the large area. that's what the mission is going to achieve. >> i understand it's possible in a week to 10 days the troops will have accomplished the tasks that you mentioned. at that point will the president withdraw the troops. what's your take on that? >> general mattis is working with good command and particular down there at camp houston in texas. they're looking at the actual tasks that need to be achieved there with the actual troops.

so with those forces were rotated out that is a good thing. i think looking at understanding the terrain and the actual area in support of homeland security is an important part of how long troops will be there. the final point i wanted to make his back to mr. mattis, homeland defense mission as a mission of the department of defense and border security is national security as well. if the whole of government approach and whatever the defense department can do to support homeland security and custom border protection to serve the actual objective of securing the border is an important role for them to play. >> you mentioned having troops rotate out, which means you believe that there will be this presents a possibly 59,000 troops there for sometime to come. i've got 30 to 40 seconds for you.

>> i think so. the president announced 10,000 was the approximate true planning model. 5900 total support forces come the engineers, people that support statistics in particular to take care of the refueling responsibilities of the air and marine component of customs and border protection. if the mission lasts for months and because of the circumstance of the caravan or with the border security mission, that's part of service and i think those soldiers, all of them will be very proud to support that particular mission. >> you think 5900 is a good number. captain wallis can i thank you very much for your analysis. we'll talk to you again. >> great comic thank you, arthel. eric: a war of words between mike pence in the chinese president. how they are going back and forth could affect our trade relationship with china. >> the people of the united states are interested in the

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eric: the u.s. and china dominated aipac or the summer for asia-pacific economic cooperation. the first time in its history to leaders were unable to come to a joint closing statement and the

divisions over trade and security issues between the u.s. and beijing. foreign correspondent now with more. hey, trey. reporter: eric, normally on the last day of the asia-pacific economic cooperation summit among leaders present a written written declaration of written declaration agreed upon ideas, but this year amid tension between china and the united states, the government ended with no consensus. according to reports the issue of the world trade organization was a major sticking point vice president mike pence on behalf of united dates are good leader should denounce the organization and call for its reform. prime minister peter o'neil of papua new guinea where the event was being held pushback against the idea saying it was an issue that should be addressed at the world trade organization. pence and chinese president xi jinping exchange jobs and remarks saturday criticizing the trump administration america first policies. pen saying the u.s. will not change course until china changes its ways. the vice president referring to the $250 billion for the terrorists levied by the u.s.

against chinese goods earlier this year. pence reiterating the position of president trombley's america has been routinely taken advantage of by china. moving forward, vice president mike pence and president trump will be meeting on the sidelines of the g20 summit in argentina later this month. just a side note there, air, vice president pence likely expected to stay in the united states what will just be president trump and chinese president xi jinping in argentina to address these trade issues later this month. eric: will see what comes out of that. arthel: that does it for us. thank you for joining us. eric: greg gutfeld is next with his show and both of us will see you next week. ♪ ♪

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