last-minute gift, check out my book. as always, thank you for stayin with us. have a great holiday weekend. laura in ram is coming up next. >> hello, welcome to the specia edition of the anger him and go. putting america first bridge were two hours away from a government shutdown. we go to capitol hill and a few moments. it's all much a not shutdown news. contrary to popular belief, you have to have some christmas debates. were right here. die hard i christmas

>> one of them is here to talk to us exclusively. it's shocking. first, washington supposedly in chaos. the house and senate have adjourned and now at midnight tonight, we will be in a partia government shutdown all because the democrats are refusing to fund the border wall. joining me now from capitol hil with all of the details working late at night. no rest for the weary. peter, what actually brought us to this point. and now, walk us through, where do we go from here? >> look at the clock. there are still two more hours until a quarter of the government shuts down, but mos lawmakers have been gone for several hours. the senate officially adjourned for the night in the 8:00 p.m.

hour after leadership announced they didn't have the votes to pass the $5 billion border wall and they said they were going t take any votes at all until leaders worked something out. any changes they made to the bill would have to be approved by the house, but the house saw the writing on the wall. the last leader on the hill tonight holding official meetings was actually the vice president mike pence hewitt tried to squeeze is much border wall money as possible out of senate lawmakers, but he left about an hour ago never indicating what the white house is offering in a deal or what they might give up. he had to break a 47-47 type earlier today to order to debat on the order wall money. that boat today was kept open for hours because lawmakers needed to fly back from home where they headed after catchin as spending bill that didn't have any border wall money and many of them were already on their way back home to their

home states because leadership in the house and senate have told everybody they will have a 24 hour heads up before of meaningful vote on the spending bill. >> peter, i hear the echo behin you. i'm half expecting tumbleweeds to start blowing through the beautiful capital haul your standing in. when is less time you actually saw a leaping breathing human being, that's my question? >> other than the majority leader of the house that standing about 4 feet away from me,. >> he is coming on our show. he's coming on with us. peter, thank you for giving us the latest on this. it's unbelievable. no compromise insight and lots of members have decided to go home for christmas. joining me now, trump former campaign manager he is the former deputy secretary of stat under president obama. it's great to see both of you. i want to start with you,

because we have heard this buildup now from about 72 hours. in earnest. the buildup, were going to play a little montage of the media declaring that what's happened with matiss resigning, the partial government shutdown, so far no wall funding, which mean of course the end. let's watch. >> is this the beginning of the end of what we've known. >> it really is a presidency an crisis like we haven't seen. >> i mean we could have played another four or five soundbites that i actually thought we had there but this is the drumbeat. the republicans are starting to abandon him. the wall street journal is

criticizing him. the allies are up in arms. where does this stand now? any issues with messaging that could be tweaked or changed to get the narrative terms in charge, he's protecting the country? take a look, it's very simple, this president made a pledge during the campaign i think it was the biggest pledge he made and received the largest amount of applause on the campaign trail and now he has to fulfill it. the weak republican leadership of the last two years in congress have failed to deliver it. they asked the president ought to shut down the government before the midterm elections because they're fearful it's going to hurt them in the midterms and they promised to put the funding in for the wall after the midterm election. once again they failed the american people and the president that we've had enough. because of your show and jim in jim jordan coming on for me fou times, shame on me. president saw that and said we can't tolerate this. if we don't get the funding for

the wall now, it will never com to fruition. >> how do the democrats go to the voters in the country. we know that we spend $18 billion a year. on health care for illegal immigrants. much more on public education. for compassion of people and what we do. the democrats can't find $5 billion to get the border fortification going. why are we worried about other countries and not focusing on our own? >> we're worried about the american border. there is that was already agree to on a bipartisan basis by the senate. we have to remember that the apostle it wasn't just about building the wall, it was that mexico would pay for it and now with the president asking the american people to pay for it. i don't want to pay for a borde

wall. >> but you're fine with paying for the $18 billion a year for healthcare? that's cool with you? >> when people. >> okay, see her all right with that. >> the key thing here is the border wall doesn't have the votes. you will have less with votes i about two weeks. the votes aren't there. it's theoretical. they're not going to get the money from this congress. they haven't for two years so why are we shutting down for th government for a vote that will work in the presidents favor. >> we don't deal in the realm o facts we have 25 percent of the government nonessential employees, nonessential service are covered under the shutdown. every time i hear nonessential think why are these people in the government at all? we only need these people. >> we don't really need to, sta home. >> it's craziness. >> it's also such a scam.

when they have the nonessential employees stand home, and they are staying home for the extra day. when the government we opened, we back pay them for all the days they didn't come to work. but it's interesting. the american people will pay fo the wall. we've seen that from go fund me who's been running for three or four days. the american people will pay fo security. the families who have loved one killed by illegal immigrants coming across the border will pay for the wall. you ask the american people to pay for it, we have the money for it, the cash for clunkers program under the obama administration was that $3 billion boondoggle to keep peoples cars away and throw money in the trash. >> i've got to say to both of you, this is from the democrats to the republicans, i think bot have handled this abysmally. it is abysmal handling of the

national humanitarian and national security. both of you have a wonderful holiday. merry christmas and happy new year. appreciate you joining us tonight. house majority leader kevin mc carthy. apparently the only person left on capitol hill. congressman. here we are. you should be stuffing stocking at home and hang in the mistletoe, and all the fun stuf you do in california, but here we are, the government will shu down in two hours. did you all wait too long? >> i don't know will we did you longer the house is vastly funding. the challenge really lies, and this is what the viewers have t understand, the house to pass a bill that protects and secures the border. the senate takes 60 votes for i

when i comes the question of shutting down it comes to schumer. does schumer make a decision to shut down or not. this is a fundamentally different shutdown than those i the past because we've already funded three quarters of the government. when it comes to defense, military men and women and others are all taken care of, but this is too important to le keep going. we know what's happening along the border. think about what schumer said a few weeks ago. provides money for the border, but he's afraid it would affect nancy pelosi is vote for speaker . >> i have to tell you. back in october, you and i talked about this at the time. when paul ryan said were going to do this are going to have a conversation is going to have w all knew that was ridiculous. i mean you were not in that camp , but for two years paul ryan, and everyone here says this i like him very much as a

person, he has not been on the president side on this wall. he never wanted a wall. he never believed in the wall. he didn't like it. he didn't like a lot of what trump was saying about the wall. here we are on the 11th hour and it's all on terms showers. i find it outrageous. i had to tell you, i know you and good friends. on television blaming fox news and basically talk radio. >> some right wing people yelling at you on fox news and suddenly he says well, i don't think i'm going to sign it. it's very true that he helped bring on the shutdown and needs to take responsibility for it. any effort to blame democrats we'll be leap. >> she used the bs word.

if this of right wing brendan shutdown or did the president say it's do or die. >> the president campaigned on this. the president said he was going to fight for this wall. it really comes down to taking 60 votes in the senate. the president is doing what he promised getting tax reform. the president is a fighter. i know you like that paul has been fighting for the wall as well. maybe not at the right times, but here we are in this fight and blood taste change this wee remember when nancy pelosi was later she looked to the president and said you don't have the votes in the house. we overwhelmingly prove that's not true. we have sent the bill now to th senate. so it really lies with the senate and the challenge there as you watch the vote, it comes down to what schumer has for power. that's unfortunate for the president. more importantly it's unfortunate for america.

that's when still work right now . >> again, i beg to differ i think paul ryan could've gotten the votes for the bill. he came within 13 votes of passing that. i think it could have happened and it would have happened, but you're right, the senate has th cards now. we appreciate you spending time with us tonight and thank you s much congressman mccarthy. we have a lot more to get to. coming up the democrats whiplas over war policy friday follies with raymond loyola. a brazen attack on to marines.

>> laura: the anti- trump forces in the media are pretending to be really distraught about yesterday is recognition of the mattis. the only adult has left the room . you you've heard the echoes, beware, take the political earthquake is rolling through washington and the trump administration sinks further into chaos. >> there are no more grown-ups in the room. >> the retreat across the globe and the most extraordinary resignation in modern american history certainly in the past 4 years.

>> the democrats on the hill fo ten years are demanding our troops come home from iraq they now sounds like they went to th school of foreign policy. >> i think this will be considered one of the worst foreign-policy blunders of this century. certainly of the century to date . >> no one knows why the president is making this decision today very. >> the decision made in our cavalier fashion a decision tha is dangerous. >> laura: didn't they elect obama, not one, but twice based on his pledge to bring the troops home? >> for the last decade we spend a trillion dollars on rising debt and hard economic times. now, we must invest in america' greatest resource. our people. the invasion that creates new jobs in industries while living within our means.

america, it is time to focus on nation building here at home. >> i want to stand up and cheer. in fact, at one point top democrats were criticizing obam for the slow pace of his troop withdrawal. >> many of us would like to see this go faster than the path that was laid out, however with the proper progress whether it' on the civilian side or on the government side, the anticorruption site, it may wel be that we could have a quicker drawdown. >> very impatient for the draw down there. when donald trump is president all the old principles of the democratic party play out the window. further i think it wise to focu on the substance and the letter. the strength of our nation is linked to the strength of our

unique and comprehensive system of alliances. we cannot protect our interest are served the role effectively without maintaining strong alliances enjoy and respect to those allies. before we rush to engrave those words on a tablet in independence hall which think about the claim that appeared while his deep and abiding sens of service is inspiring, the argument that america's strengt is in our alliances kind of stands in contrast to what are framers believed. i read worst george washington' address on the. all american should read it, i think at least a few times a year. it is stunningly beautiful, it' wise, it's humble, and in many ways it's prophetic.

mattis is a guy steeped in military history. he knows that washington warned against entanglements abroad that would put our nation at home at risk and it would not safeguard the company the countries. he said it's her true policy as dear clair a permanent alliance of any portion of the foreign world. it is hard to take that and now that's what washington said. thomas jefferson echoed the sam sentiment and his own inaugural message. he said peace, commerce, and al of us friendship with nations entangling alliances with none. washington also warned us to avoid the necessity of the overgrown military establishments which under any form of government are inauspicious to liberty and which aren't to be rewarded is particular hostel the republica

liberty. the point would be driven home 161 years later by president eisenhower and his own farewell address he said we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence whether sought or unsought by the military industrial complex. i am not here tonight to say we should work with other countrie of course we do and we should and we should live up to our commitment to help our allies. but it's also the case that wer not in a financial position to rev up the world police squad either. maddox said his head including in his resignation that we can' be the placement of the world. whenever we take action abroad especially military action, it should be based on clearly defined goals. with a specific security objective which allows for an

american withdrawal from the region. the arguments for so many as we can pull our troops out because then chaos will ensue. well, by that thinking will never leave anywhere we deploy because chaos is always a possibility especially into modulus places like the middle east. donald trumps foreign-policy is based in principle realism. not endless interventionism. we have no pressing national security interest in syria now we fulfilled our objective. we smashed isis. a success that the administration shared with general mattis. joining me now with reaction is a former dhs special adviser under the obama administration and ben freeman, senior fellow and defense priorities. great to have both of you here tonight. david, you're old boss barack obama largely won the presidenc

on his don interventionist message so, why do you take issue than with what trump has done here in syria? >> just like president obama wasn't exactly perfect in the withdrawal from iraq and afghanistan, i think this is a mistake. i agree with some of what you said i disagree with some of what you said as well. i think it was a mistake becaus it's beyond contrary and we've already defeated isis. the majority of the national security administration don't think we it is a good idea to withdraw 2,000 troops from syria . it opens up the potential for a reflash. this is a little bit like declaring victory landing on th aircraft carrier.

>> foreign-policy magazine. you look a couple of months ago a couple of months ago i was reading all the headlines this morning on the way down here. and it was foreign-policy successes the trump administration. mission accomplished against isis. obviously isis wants to reconstitute itself for you never going to destroy all of isis but in the area we are focused on isis has been driven out. i love this deed from earlier today. he said the following. i will put it up on the screen. he basically said anyone who criticized obama and irresponsible withdraw from needs to check their hypocrisy.

you're reaction there? >> i think you're overstating obama has intervention. he was the author of the surge in afghanistan. he put from forces in syria. i agree with you on this we nee a definition of success were isis the national security experts that were hearing so much from complaining about thi have a standard defeat for isis that's impossible to achieve. sort of like if anybody in syri thinks nicely at isis or says anything in their favor, we had to stay in syria forever. i should doesn't have any territory anymore. it's an important thing. drinks are decimated. they been mostly killed. if that's not success, nothing is.

>> i want to play for you, so our viewers remember, what donald trump said he was going to do. his general approach, he gave his big foreign-policy speed speech. >> engaged in nationbuilding abroad. they filled the replenish our nation at home. they undercut and shortchanged our men and women in uniform unstable funding and unclear missions. take david, that is what the president basically campaigned on. barack obama said something similar, but i think is right, realism on the ground in afghanistan a mini surge in afghanistan, reluctantly deployed troops in syria. he didn't want to do it at all

trump smashed him back on the red line, but listen, donald trump didn't respond to these chemical attacks he got criticism from a lot of folks when he did that non- interventionist, but he did respond. it's not like donald trump has done nothing in syria. here are all the democrat thing is that a herky-jerky foreign-policy i think it's bee fairly consistent. we said we get it done were going to begin to draw down troops because we have a lot of stuff to do on the homefront. that has frankly not been done or paid for. and we have to take care of business at home. >> what gets people word is the lack of national security decision-making. there is no strategy communication bird is bigger than syria.

what could this incubate, what are the ramifications for israel ? three trillion dollars spending on iraq and afghanistan is hard to defend for any perspective from any party so i think the issue is what do these 2,000 troops represented into the potential of a reflash and geben , there is always a potential for reflash. that's why going into these ver difficult to modulus places wit factions, isis is pseudo- terro group. now the christian community tha was protected by a solid and ha been destroyed and brutalized and persecuted under isis and what's happened. it is a complex web of relationships and details. the idea that there is a great

constituency for a return to bush style interventionism wher we establish these beachheads and never leave. i think american people are forever at some points is going to affect us really badly burne it at somebody in the white house it does want to do any foreign-policy at all. >> it's about way to consensus. the american people are not for occupational wars. it continues just on me meet th people looked into that what well. i think we should have another occupational work using yours military for an end and continues to blow me away that that is the default foreign-policy thinking around here.

>> there has been some changes in thinking. i don't mind when people evolve in their thinking. i was very wrong wrong wrong about the war in iraq, but afte a while it became obvious to me too that it was a huge mistake. the it's kind of confusing whic he's come down on this issue. let's hear what you said last night. watch. >> the way that u.s. troops are fading isis in syria is in partnership with the kurdish fighters who are believed by th u.s. military to be the most effective anti- isis force on the ground. if the u.s. is going to leave i devastation for the kurds. >> even in an interview she did for a book earlier, an excerpt from this book called direct,

she said in part we don't need radical. we just need a small seed conservative return to our constitutional roots of course correction advocating against the almost colonial approach to foreign policy. i think the left is really kind of caught in between two different positions here and i think it is hard to square the circle. >> i think that foreign-policy needs to be driven from the center. we might even agree on that. you talk about alliances and it doesn't mean were against all alliances. weekend take our allies and mak them adversaries. i'm not sure it's a good idea t make our autocrats and make the allies. that is the challenge that we have today. i think this is too much of a dangerous world. >> okay, but we're dealing with china. china we do with china.

they have a marxist-leninist regimes. we deal with bad actors morning noon, and night, timeout. universities. hollywood. we have to deal with it real quick. any pics? >> i can't think of anyone who would take the job that i could recommend for it. >> david, anyone? >> bill cohen, he's not going t take the job either. take mine is jim webb. >> i would like that. >> i think that would be a grea choice. thank you so much. coming up, one of the biggest christmas dispute of all, were going to debate something. i love the hats. is my beautiful. is my beautiful. more gross toys to buy kids thi what must we do this?

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>> with an hour and change to g until a partial government shutdown the capital is quiet. they've both adjourned the hous says $5 billion is good, the senate says that's probably going to be too much. democratic leader chuck schumer chastised the. there weren't enough republican or democrats and the enthusiasm lindsey graham had when he to dig in. there has been talk about maybe trying to move forward with $1.6 billion of that the congress leader one of the lawmakers to encourage presiden john to take a stand and veto anything that doesn't have border wall money says $1.6 billion is inadequate. most lawmakers are on their way back home so the shutdown could go for a while.

>> it is friday and that means it is time for friday follies. be in a good mood. tonight, how do you know that you're really watching a christmas movie? our traditional debate and more popular toys you may not want under the tree. joining us now with all the details fox news contributor raymond raymond raymond. this is wild. they are all these familiar movies that show up on tv and streaming this time of year. it's fun because they're kind o a family tradition. for me it's a wonderful life. this types of movies. but there is now a debate over whether that bruce willis film die hard is a christmas movie. explain this to me. >> for years this has been goin on. whether it's a christmas movie or not.

twentieth century fox put out this trailer to end the debate. >> get ready to jingle some bells. and deck the halls. bruce willis in the greatest christmas story ever told. >> this doesn't end the debate at all. i know their time but remember what bruce willis said a few years ago. >> die hard is not christmas movie. >> then there was the poll, 62 percent of people said it's not a christmas movie only 25 percent. diehard was. though happy to have the debate we can have it on twitter, i have my own royal guide to is i a christmas movie. here's my checklist. is it during christmas. can the whole family watch it? is it uplifting?

based on that criteria, diehard is not a christmas movie. do you agree? >> i love the movie. it brings me back to the late 80 s. who doesn't want to go back to the late 80s? i love the movie. it's not a christmas movie at all. it's ridiculous. there is an ornament hanging on a tree and some scene in the movie does not mean it's a christmas movie. you like christmas vacation, is that one of your favorites? it was written by john hughes h also wrote christmas vacation. this is the classic of the boy taking on a pair of hapless criminals and protecting his home. this got a reboot this year.

>> at aftershave to my list. >> it looks like you paid online . >> keep the change you goofy animal. >> he looks exactly the same. he looks the same. it is weird. i think it's creepy that then and now. is it a christmas movie? >> it absolutely is a christmas movie. it would never work today because he of all the gadgets and ... get on your accounts and alert the people he spirit little kevin had to take on the criminals. he wanted his family to goat away, but they ignored him, treated him poorly. after being alone at home he figures out he loves her family and the come back together. the perfect christmas movie. i won't say whether any of my children have screamed when it'

that time of year when everybody's at each other's throats. i remember home alone. we've said that. what is the next one? >> daddy is home to. >> why does the duck have feathers? >> a little racy along the edge but nothing a family can watch and it's actually a lot of slapstick and a great deal of fun. christmas movie? >> finally, we have but keep it rolling. we have christmas vacation. the one i mentioned earlier. the chevy chase holiday disaste that is like wall-to-wall this time of year. >> it was written by john hughes , absolutely a christmas movie.

there is one racy scene. don't fast-forward past that. >> we have real versus fake. finally on a real versus fake deep. i get, and it is ready i get already. >> here we go. without an ad. and this group was called the christmas tree promotion. they aired a million dollar spo trying to get people to buy mor real trees. take their people that work har to make that experience valuabl to the customers. >> it truly is a family business . it's christmas. keep it real.

>> laura: i won't say whether or not there is an ingram tree farm somewhere in massachusetts. why the heck do you people prefer the fake trees. i don't get it? >> 80 percent of americans agre with this. any percent of americans by an artificial tree. is 202011 study found that 50 types of mold spores were on that tree. they contain all kinds of fahrmann snakes, beatles, they get in your home. with the dog running around, th dry needles, those fall, the do can choke on it. you don't want a real treat in

the house. in your house, you don't moderate enough, so it looks like this. >> well. >> at least for one night. >> i will say this. it is a bit annoying. unplug the tree. you come home, we have one i have to say i have one victory in my house this year. he hit two real ones and one fake one. i don't spend any time in front of the fake tree. only in front of the real tree. spray the pine scent, you don't know the difference. >> thank you so much. again, i win real always wins out over fake. merry christmas.

coming up, another story which is unbelievable. two marines were accosted by these left wing antifa thugs. were going to speak exclusively to one of the men who was attacked. why does this happen in the cit of brotherly love? don't go away.

>> laura: throughout the year this show has highlighted the disturbing violence bylas from the far left activist group antifa. they have stood against free expression and decent society. that is putting it mildly. this latest case might be the most disturbing of them all. a brutal attack on two marines in philadelphia. for more we go to our own tracy gallagher and our west coast newsroom with the full story. take good evening. marine reservists were kids, punch, pepper sprayed and robbe in the heart of the lead. it happen in november down the street from where the conservative people rally had taken place. the marines said they came to philly to attend an event and did not know anything about the conservative rally which was attended by about 30 people and

about 200 counter protesters including antifa activist. the rally was fairly calm aside from a few scuffles and counter protesters being arrested, but the attack on the marines down the street was a whole differen thing. after philadelphia police released this video of the suspects, 33 -year-old thomas keenan said to be the leader of the philadelphia antifa activis group and matias work arrested with conspiracy and assault. the court testimony how horribl this attack was. they testified in uniforms that uniform said they were sightseeing before being approached by tom keenan who asked them are you proud? his answer, we are marines. according to the marines as the two suspects along with about ten others. there is attack, meeting them. even the heat is mexican.

he said the group had hamas mentality saying the best way i can describe it is people chanting in a soccer stadium. the suspects were laughing and having a good time while i coul have died that day. he estimates he was sprayed wit mace at least a six times and kicked in the head and ribs adding that his eyesight is still affected by the attack an it might require surgery. the judge has now ruled that both suspects will stand trial beginning next week. >> thank you, very much. it is beyond disturbing. one of the green reservist is joining me. i first heard about this, i thought to myself this is when i'm glad my mother and father have gone to their final restin place because i don't even know how they would react to this. they would say what has happene to our country that something like this could happen to two

marines just trying to go and see the sights in the city of brotherly love. take us through what happened that day. >> thank you for having me, laura. me and the other corporation over in downtown philly in the area around there. we've never been in that area ourselves. that was her first time. we were with our entire squadro to meet at the liberty bell by noon so not only were we there, we were mandated to be there by our command to be there for professional military education what we call, pme just to check out the landmarks, check out th historical exhibits and regular civilian attire. lo and behold, we never knew later on we would fall victims to these activists, we were there at noon and my first priority was simply to grab a bite to eat, so we together go find somewhere that the casual

restaurant. we get something to eat and hav plenty of time that evening at our health and we had corporal at the hilton hotel, so to celebrate the 243rd birthday of the marine corps. that was our plan. >> when did you get confronted by these characters? >> take us to that moment. what happened? are you dressed in your full marine uniform? >> at the not at all. we were there at and 12 in civilian attire. up until 3:00 p.m. >> i'm sorry to interrupt you. but you get closer. we saw the reports, you're proud , you're a marine. at the far right group that has these little rallies.

how did it feel to be called a low white supremacist for someone of hispanic descent? >> that is extreme irony to us. we found it very ironic and confusing as well. i don't know who would look at us and what supporters white supremacy or neo-nazi or anything like that. he is mexican, i am puerto rican . we are to hispanic marines on duty and to be confronted by no supposing that there is anythin racially charged towards us until they ask us are we proud and later on the crowd just calls us these racial slurs and then later on calls us racial slurs for being of hispanic heritage, the iron he was just colossal. >> semper fi, my friend, merry christmas. sorry had to go through this.

i know he still suffering the results of these injuries. you guys, this is the united states of america. disagree, this is criminal, thi is the corey and it's a type of domestic terrorism. thank you, we appreciate your time. >> we will be right back with m christmas message to all of you. stay there. oh!

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tuned in every night. we had a phenomenal year. a lot of news. this new year coming up is going to be wild. you are going to want to keep it right here on fox news. everybody, merry christmas, have a happy new year. you back here in january. >> shannon: all right, here we go, an hour from now, the federal government will shut down for the third time this year. funding for about 25% of the government expires at midnight. the president morning we could be in for a very long shut down, though. tonight, he may be changing his tune. hello, welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. several federal agencies, including the permit upon that security, transportation, interior, agriculture, state, and justice, will be affected by the partial shutdown. we will tell you what is not shutting down here tonight, the big question, when the smoke clears, will the president to get money for his border wall? we have extended to our fox team coverage tonight, kristin fisher