rather prefer colonel sanders who kind of look like santa claus' uncle. paul: another reason to go to chick-fil-a if you ask me. eric: impeachment inquiry against president trump, this morning personal attorney rudy giuliani told fox news he's been trying get the fbi to pay attention of allegations involving ukraine for almost one year now and then it was ukrainians who came to him as the president's personal lawyer to try to start an investigation. he said he was not digging up dirt on joe biden. hello, everyone, i'm eric sean, brand-new hour of america's news headquarters. arthel: i'm arthel neville, all triggered by the whistleblower complaint alleging the president misused the power of his office to get ukraine to investigate business dealings with joe biden's son, fox news also learning the president decided

on his own to withhold military aid to ukraine this summer, funds that state department, national security council had unanimously approved. eric: fox news coverage on breaking development, mark meredith has been tracking lawmakers reaction. first with kevin and the president's reaction. >> a couple of questions really stand up to me as we continue coverage on this story, number 1, did joe biden try to use the power of his office to lean on or influence ukraine to get rid of a particular prosecutor who was said to be looking into the business dealings of his son hunter biden and number 2, what role if any did rudy giuliani, nongovernment employee play in pursuing that information, those are just a couple of questions that a lot of people are talking about as we continue to follow the story, in fact, the latter seems gotten great deal of attention especially of late but to hear giuliani tell it, eric,

he was doing what any good lawyer would do in service of his client. >> my role is very, very simple, i'm a lawyer defending a client and one of the things you do defending a client, if you can prove that somebody else did it or explanation for it, then, of course, you pursue that vigorously. >> the problem for giuliani, of course, even if he was only acting as advocate for his client who happens to be the president, the optics wereless than ideal, but so-called whistleblower where giuliani's name was first mentioned, some of the white house are bristling at the suggestion that the, quote, whistleblower was anything of the sort. >> i think it's unfortunate that the media continues to describe this individual as a whistleblower and that this individual most certainly does not deserve partisan hit job does not make you whistleblower because you go through

whistleblower protection act. >> steven miller on fox news sunday, all this, eric, amid reporting that the former vice president's son, of course, got a bit of a break, you remember there's been video of the vice president, the former vp, that is bragging that he got a prosecutor fired, it has been reported that prosecutor was looking into hunter biden's business deal negotiation ukraine and including the fact that younger biden manage told pick up $600,000 a year with company with inexperience in the sector, we will continue to follow it as, for now, eric, back to you. eric: a lot more on it throughout the hours, we will bring you some of that affidavit later. arthel. arthel: well, house democrats ramping up their pace of their impeachment inquiry despite congress being on recess for the next two weeks, house panel will hear from the intelligence communities and inspector general michael on friday in closed hearing about the

whistleblower complaint, we will have continue fox news coverage right now, mark meredith, he's in washington, mark. >> arthel, lawmakers have not said how long impeachment inquiry may last, we know that congress isn't wasting time getting started, law remakers remain out of town for scheduled recess, on friday congress issued subpoenas for mike pompeo, documents related to ukraine and giving state department deadline of this week to comply with the request, the chairman of the house intelligence committee california congressman adam schiff say it is whistleblower who first raised concerns about the president's conversations with ukraine will testify, quote, very soon, this is the chairman of the house democratic caucus tells fox news democrats are determined to investigate and not get bogged down in a political dog fight. >> we have this constitutional responsibility and we are going to undertake it with the seriousness and solemnity that it requires and not about politics, this is about betrayal, this is about abuse of power, this is about national

security, this is about the integrity of our elections an this is about the united states constitution. >> what some gop lawmakers say the inquiry is only about politics and nothing else, the chairman of the senate judiciary committee republican senator lindsey graham who golfed with the president on saturday said the inquiry won't stand with the public. >> the americans are fair and if they believe president trump did something troubling they'll count for that, i don't think they're going to remove a man for office based on a hearsay accusation. >> at least two republican governors have come forward to say they support tim peachment inquiry to allow congress to investigate the president's behavior, arthel, a lot of lawmakers weighing in as well. arthel: mark meredith, thank you, mark, eric. eric: lawmakers on both sides of the i'm willing to hear from whistleblower, the person is prepare today come before congress. >> that was whistleblower will be allowed to come in and come in without a mind from the

justice department or from the white house to tell the whistleblower what they can and cannot say, we will get infiltered testimony of the whistleblower, we are taking all the precautions to make sure that we do, we alaw testimony to go forward in a way that protects the whistleblower's identity. eric: what could happen, i'm joined by indiana congressman, one of six committees engaged, congressman, welcome, what would you want to hear, what would you ask the whistleblower if he or she come before you? >> well, i tell you what i'd ask, i would say, we've already seen the transcript, what's your hearsay accusations stating that we don't already know from the transcript. i've read the transcript, i've reread the transcript, the american people can see the transcript and see the actual dialogue that happened between the two presidents and what was actually said. eric: and nancy pelosi and the democrats say that clearly shows in their view that the president is shaking down the ukrainian

president and violating oath of office and constitution, your reaction. >> nancy pelosi and her squad made up their mind in november of 2016 that they wanted to take our president down, that they wanted to ensure that they null and voided 62 million american votes, this isn't impeachment inquiry, they've already made up their mind, what they want to do, they've been acting on the last 3 years and americans are paying the price, are we reducing the cost of health care r we empowering the american future r we empowering this economy moving forward, no, washington is no more than a political theater today because of what nancy pelosi did on tuesday. eric: are you bothered by what the president did in the call, clearly inferring although it doesn't mention exactly the -- the 391 million that was held up a month before that, are you bothered at all that that apparently was what the president was saying in that call to get them to investigate joe biden?

>> look, our president in his campaign said i intend to drain the swamp. i hear from hoosiers in the state of indiana, that's what they want to see done and when the president asked the president of ukraine to investigate, he's doing so this he can drain the swamp on the careered politicians and political theater that's exactly what's going on, it's not serving the american people, it's not empowering the american people, it's not helping americans live better lives, it's just furthering the careers of career politicians in this political theater and so, no, i believe the president is draining the swamp in washington and ensuring that that gets done with efficacy. eric: affidavit from the prosecutor who was fired, in front of the council of foreign relations proudly boasted that they held up a billion dollar plus for ukraine and this is what this affidavit, the prosecutor was fired, his name

is victor shokin, fired from obama administration, europeans because he was corrupt. the truth is i was forced out because i was leading wide-range corruption probe into barmisa, that's the company, natural gas firm active in ukraine and joe biden's son hunter, president ask me to have a look at the case and consider the possibility of winding down the investigative actions of this company but i refused to close the investigation. that's not what we have been told, we have been told that this guy was looking at investigating hunter biden when he was shut down and there it is in black light in the affidavit, what's your reaction to that. >> there is in black and white talking about how the obama administration pressured the firing of this individual because he was trying to drain the swamp because he was looking into corruption, our president has stood up and said we are going to drain our swamp of

these particular people, these kind of politicians that are interested in building their own careers, i think americans are onto, this i think they are rejecting this and focusing on what is washington doing to empower lives and the answer is nothing. >> do you think this could potentially backfire on the democrats? >> i absolutely do. hoosiers all the way across my district are asking themselves what are we doing to reduce cost of health care and make sure small banks are lending the in our communities again, businesses are growing and the answer is the democrat majority is doing none of that, they campaigned on getting results and instead what they are doing is political theater, what they are doing is seeking revenge on 62 million americans that voted for donald j. trump. >> they would say finally it's not political theater, it's a serious violation of constitutional authority and say abuse of power and violation of the president's oath of office,

reaching out to a foreign country to get help on likely general election opponent. >> this isn't the first accusation that they've made, right, they tried collusion and that didn't stick, now they are trying this and this won't stick, any narrative to seek revenge on the american people for voting in donald trump to drain the swamp to change the status quo in washington and get results for americans, that's what the oath of office should be about, getting results for americans, not continuing the status quo of the obama administration, of the bidens of the clintons before that, using the office to get their own interest taken care of. eric: all right, congressman from indiana, thank you so much for joining us and giving your insight and your view of this controversy, take care, arthel. arthel: eric, house democrats are warning the white house that

stonewalling the investigation could result in articles of impeachment, the president's attorney rudy giuliani saying he might testify before congress if the president directs him to do so. >> would you cooperate with the house intelligence committee? >> i wouldn't cooperate with adam schiff, i think adam schiff should be removed, remove adam schiff, put a neutral person. >> that's the answer, you're not going to cooperate. >> i didn't say that, i will consider it. >> you said you wouldn't do it, you would not cooperate with adam schiff. >> i will consider it, i have to be guided by my client, frankly, i'm a lawyer, it's his privilege and not mine. arthel: let's bring in john decker, attorney and fox news radio white house correspondent, john, does mr. giuliani have a choice to cooperate if he is subpoenaed? >> well, if he's subpoenaed as an officer of the court he will show up, he will show up before whatever committee in the house of representatives subpoenas him whether it's intelligence committee or the judiciary committee, the question is the answers that he gives, the

questions that are posed of him, mr. giuliani could potentially on questions asked of him cite attorney-client privilege, he's the personal lawyer of president trump and the white house can invoke executive privilege in same way it invoked the executive privilege for corey lewandowski when he was called to intelligence committee. arthel: does it appear that they seem to be distancing from president trump's personal attorney and ukraine scandal? >> what it appears to me that certain members are saying of the administration are saying that they did not authorize the trip that rudy giuliani, the president's personal lawyer made to madrid on behalf of the president, the president, of course, is personal client of rudy giuliani, the state department senior members to have state department saying that, of course, rudy giuliani

citing a cell phone text message that he received from the u.s. special representative to ukraine putting him in touch with an individual who was top aide to president zelenski. arthel: of course, attorney general william barr is reportedly not happy that he is being cited by mr. giuliani as having cooperated with this in any way. >> that's true, as soon as this transcript of this call was released, there was a statement put out by the justice department denying that attorney general william barr in any way reached out to ukraine, spoke to ukrainian authorities about anything that the president mentioned in that phone call conversation, if you call that, you might be right, i consider clarification in terms of what was said on that call the president had with president zelenski and correcting the

record of what the attorney general's involvement was in the aftermath of the phone call. arthel: let's get back to impeachment inquiry, could lack of information drive to articles of impeachment and should it come to that should it come to that, speaker nancy pelosi have complete support from other house democrats? >> well, she does, i mean, you see the numbers and the numbers picked up last week with the release not only of the -- the phone calls, transcript, as well as whistleblower complaint, you have the number of members to have house of representatives who are democrats urging an impeachment inquiry well above 218, so, yes, i mean, unanimity right now in the democratic party, as far as another article of impeachment if there's not cooperation from the white house, there's always possibility of obstruction of justice being one article of impeachment that the democrats could add to the mix as they go through the process of

impeachment inquiry, arthel. arthel: i want to get to that in a second, you say that speaker pelosi will have complete support from the house democrats, are there any republicans who secretly side with democrats and their impeachment inquiry, and if so what would drive them to be open about their position? >> i haven't seen a break among republicans right now, arthel, we heard from congressman holli hollinsworth, he speaks for the vast majority of the republicans, 100% behind the president, they see nothing illegal in the transcript of the phone call that was released last week, nothing that rises to the level of illegal behavior that would require an article of impeachment being brought against the president. arthel: so let's get back to concerns that the white house and the trump administration might try to stonewall and not comply with the subpoena power behind impeachment inquiry, if president trump's team does not

fully cooperate, i mean, could that backfire on the president, would that be obstruction of justice? >> well, what we've seen just in the past week is full cooperation, the president released that transcript of the phone call that he had with president zelenski in july, released whistleblower complaint as well that came out in august and so you can certainly argue that's pretty transparent on the part of the president, so i think it's jumping the gun to say that there will be a lack of cooperation, thus far in a week or so. arthel: it's a hypothetical question. >> right, hypothetically, you know, anything the possible. i like to as an attorney to speak on the facts as we know them. as we know them right now, we see complete cooperation on the part of the white house as it relates to the inquiry. arthel: yeah, well, you're using your attorney skills there as white house correspondent, and you also covered the impeachment of president clinton, so you

have a lot in your backpack to take to the game. >> this one is fascinating, that's for sure, arthel. appreciate it. arthel: i have no idea, that doesn't make a lot of sense. [laughter] arthel: take care o. >> thank you, arthel. eric: we know what you mean. there's a lot there today, folks, it really is, the saudis, they are saying enough is enough when it comes to iran echoing president trump and calling for a global effort after the attacks on their oil fields blamed on iran, this as the u.s. sends 200 troops to the region, i sat down with top saudi official, we will have the latest on what he says and the confrontation with iran

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>> iran has to decide if it's a revolution or a nation state f

it's revolution we cannot deal with it, if it's a nation state it must abide by the rules of international law, sovereignty of nation and respect the principle and not interfere in other countries, it can't provide ballistic missiles to terrorist organizations and sponsor terrorists. appeasing iran has only feared iran's aggressive behavior. eric: i sat down with ministry of foreign affairs, you heard message appeasing iran will not work, he's forcing the world to get tougher on iran, the u.s. sending 200 troops to the kingdom, equipment, after missile attacks on largest oil facility. does this mean that could be a turning point? let's bring in retired army

colonel, author of rally point, there you see his new book right there, mr. gibson, could this backfire on the iranians? do you think that the europeans finally will start to get tougher after they saw this ratcheting up, escalation of type of attacks blamed on iran? r well, i think it's actually encouraging we are hearing from europe, they are key piece of this as you reported last year, rouhani is saying he doesn't want to sit down directly with president but working with europe and where we are right now, maximum pressure is working, that's why we are seeing this behavior from iran, but it's not sustainable, time is of the essence, this is meant to get them into a corner, something they said they are willing to do and we want to be clear on what we want, no nukes, no terrorism. with regard to nukes we want them to renounce a nuclear weapon program and with regard to verification, we want to go

anywhere any time to ensure compliance. and with regard to terrorism, we don't want to continue export violence, hezbollah, the houthis, we want them to stop that, we want verification of that and if they do those two points, well, not lift some of the sanctions, all of the sanctions and welcome them to community of nations and we worked before and we can actually pivot to the challenge which is china, europe can play a key role in this. >> yeah, you know this is in the in their nature, it's bureaucratic dictatorship and you heard the saudi minister say, civilized nation state that abides by the rule of international order. they will never give up nuclear quest in my view and i don't think they will ever give up terrorism because that's the whole point of spreading revolutionary philosophy across the globe. >> here is the reality of it, eric, maximum pressure is backing them into a corner, we

will see one of two things happen, one of three, we are either going to see them agree to a new deal, that's why leadership is key in stipulating what we want in the new deal or that regime is going to fall as you reported last hour, they're under enormous pressure and the possibility of that regime falling is real. the third possibility concerns i would hope everyone and that's before they fall, if they're not going to agree, then we could end up in war, that's something president trump doesn't want, rouhani doesn't want, both parties want to work on a new deal, this is why leadership and diplomacy is key to where we are at this moment. eric: is it because president trump's tough sanction policies and iran freezes them out that will cripple economy and could that cause regime to finally fall as we have seen other, you know, dictatorships like the soviet union and others in

history? >> i think it's a possibility, as you reported last year, the fact that europe skirted those sanctions, billions of dollars with trade is concerning, i certainly want to see us close the loopholes, what europe said this past week towards is encouraging, but that should be the real focus for our diplomacy with europe right now, two fold, closing the loopholes and getting europe particular macron to sit down with rouhani, not only is what president and the administration offering fair terms, it's actually in their interest because if they don't do it, there's a real possibility that that regime is going to fall. >> there was a call for the regime to fall down with the regime protests at the united nations, the largest antiregime group, the opposition group national council of resistance of iran, they held a rally, we have video, we covered the rally outside of united nations, you can see there were protesting and calling for the regime to call, here is the leader to have group not only should the regime

fall but she is saying that tehran only listens to the most forceful language, here is what she said in a statement provided to fox news. >> the regime aggressions have boldened it, experience has proven that. regime cannot be reformed and understands only the language of power and firmness. eric: decades of silence have emboldened the regime, how has that change? >> the reality of europe changing their position and that includes closing down the vehicle that they opened up last year to skirt the sanctions, they need to close that down, stop the trading with iran, once iran realizes that they're staring at either regime extinction or war, hopefully

they'll realize that at that point that their rhetoric of staying open to new deal, that we get this deal done, the deal is in the interest of the united states of america, it's in iran's best interest and it's in the world's best interest, think about it, it's in the world's best interest to have nuclear weapon and it's in the world's best interest to export violence through terrorism, who is going to buy that? i mean very few nations if any, this is really going to isolate iran and we can get them into a place where we can get the deal we are searching. eric: there's discussions that there could be similar talks in the next few weeks for exactly that and certainly be following that up, chris gibson, thank you for your service to our nation and good to be with you, thank you for your insight. arthel. arthel: all right, get back to domestic politician, calls for impeachment growing louder among presidential candidates as they look to sure up supports among union workers, in fact, live as united food and commercial workers forum in detroit, senator amy klobuchar addressing

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distraction from other issues, both warren and klobuchar pushed back on that, they say this is bigger than politics. >> we can do two things at once and that means making sure that we obey the law and that we hold the president, i think that's minimum we should be doing, is have, hold the president to obeying the law and that is why this impeachment proceeding has begun in the house of representatives. >> if this man is not held accountable, he will continue to break the law and that is a threat to our very democracy. >> the question, of course, how do voters respond today in michigan senator warren got loud cheers, arthel. arthel: eric. eric: former vice president and son have been center of political fire storm in washington, at issue hunter's business dealings in ukraine during the obama administration, the former vice president has been not discussing this saying

there is no evidence of wrongdoing and ukraine's former top prosecutor has agreed, but president trump brought it up with ukrainian president prompting the whistleblower complaint in the first place and that is what has sparked the impeachment investigation, garrett tenney with more and what we know about this. >> this controversy surrounding hunter biden's work for one of the biggest gas companies in ukraine isn't new. in early 2014 vice president joe biden became the obama administration's point man for rooting out corruption in new prowestern government. in may of that year, hunter biden jointed the board of the barisma group, the associated press and others describe as politically awkward time forking the administration, 2 years later they ousted the top prosecutor at to the best of your knowledging of vice president biden and other european officials who had long

argued the prosecutor himself was corrupt, but today on sunday morning futures president trump 's personal attorney the real reason victor was fired was to shut down investigation into barisma where hunter biden worked. >> this is an affidavit from the main person involved with this, they say he was corrupt, he was fired for corruption, the president asked me to consider the possibility of winding down the investigative actions in respect to this company, biden's son company, i refuse today call the investigation. >> that contradict uric -- ukrainian investigation and earlier this year the prosecutor general said hunter biden did not violate any ukrainian laws, but the former vice president is now facing questions of why he didn't do more to prevent even the perception of a conflict of interest and so far he's avoided

taking on those questions direct ly. >> have you ever spoken to your son about business dealings? >> we do not entirely clear what specific duties at barisma were. according to wall street journal was paid as much as $50,000 a month, eric. eric: the affidavit mr. giuliani, the president's personal lawyer was talking about from the fire prosecutor victor sholkin, quote, i was leading probe on barisma and joe biden's son hunter, this all part of the ongoing investigation. arthel. arthel: a new texas law that let's farmers grow hemp and also has decriminalized pot for one-third of the state, douglas

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>> all of a sudden marijuana seems to be criminalized without anybody trying. >> for example, district attorneys in houston, dallas and austin say they will no longer prosecute marijuana cases, effectively decriminalizing pot for a third of texas' residents. nonetheless, governor abbott recently released letter signed by lieutenant governor, republican attorney general and the republican speaker of the house, reiterating that marijuana is still against the law in texas and that the new hemp law does not change that fact. to fasio it changes everything. >> a big step toward decriminalization. >> a step toward more sensible policy in texas and less fear surrounding cannabis. >> she says once people see decriminalization works in parts of texas, the rest of the state

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journalist and, yes, all this comes just 2 days before china's national day, big festivities are planned in beijing, the last thing authorities want is one of their prized territories to be a scene of chaos, late sunday night, the government condemned what it called and i'm quoting here serious illegal acts of radical protestors, those we spoke with on sunday sounded undaunted. >> how important is democracy, real democracy for hong kong? >> i think it's very important. >> we are not antichinese people, we are antichina's regime. >> even bigger protesters, eric planned for tuesday for the china anniversary, the city is girding for it, back to you. eric: as we saw protestors with

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arthel: new york city police officer killed in ambush that sparked shootout just after midnight, the tragedy comes hours before the annual tunnel towers run that honor those who have died from the 9/11 terror attacks, jacqui heinrich has more. >> eighteenth year for tunnel to towers run and people came from all over the world to participate, it started in brooklyn, went through the brooklyn battery tunnel, the final steps of new york city firefighter steven, ran through the tunnel toward the twin towers on 9/11, wearing 60 pounds of gear, one of the 343 new york firefighters who were killed that day, the race honors first responders who died in line of duty both on and since 9/11 and this year new banners also remembering the nearly 7,000 military members who died since the beginning of the iraq war in 2003. last area the tunnel to towers

foundation began gold-star family home program who pays mortgages of families left behind, to date has paid off 30 mortgages. >> and this is what first responders do every day for us and men and women in uniform protect us every single day, we are to happy to bring they will altogether to be here to celebrate their lives. >> the race happening as new york city is mourning death of police officer killed on duty last night making him the 33rd officer this year killed across 17 states, officer brian was 33 year's old, shot in the bronx while investigating gang activity, his death comes less than 48 hours after another officer was killed in houston, one of the first sheriff's deputies in the country to wear tradition traditional turbine on duty, more than 30,000 people were expected to participate in today's race honoring both those

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eric: the calendar says early autumn but it's looking like winter in parts of the west. montana is getting slammed with two feet of snow. reporter: montana's governor is declaring winter emergency. the state is helping with emergencies like scattered power outages and slick road conditions. this snowstorm is expected to continue until at least tomorrow morning. the national weather service issued a winter storm warning for parts of north central montana. damage to power lines. waiting for power outages.

the town of great falls, montana shattered its record snowfall. the weather service predicting up to 3 feet of snow. and the powerful storm brought snow to i'd show and wyoming. >> with what i recall, it seems like the worst one this early. >> when you are not prepared an inconvenience becomes an emergency. reporter: several accidents have been reported. but so far no reports of any major injuries. eric: it looks beautiful. but i guess you have to be careful, too. they will will be it's a whiteout so early in the season.

eric: a preview of what to come. arthel: thanks so much for joining us. have a great evening. >> if the president decide he knows who those people are and he decides to carry out that sentence himself. he decides he wants to carry it out himself, with the justice department have a problem with that? what he did it openly in front of the council and attorney general? >> not to get too weird but that's weird. [laughter] [cheering]