♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ life is a highway ♪ i want to ride it all night long ♪ ♪ you're going my way. pete: what a way to start saturday morning arguably my favorite song by all time. jedediah: really? pete: i was on accessed with this song like when i was 13 and 14. griff: is that because you liked the movie cars? isn't that the to the movie cars? pete: they remade it. griff: now i feel like an old man. jedediah: busy hanging out with us this weekend. we are always so lucky when

we get to hang with you. griff: i do have to wish my wife a happy birthday. kathleen, happy birthday to you. she is going to be treated like a queen today by her friends and tomorrow i get to go home after the show and take her to dinner. it's going to be a big day today because, honestly it's fall here but in washington it's subpoena season. i talked about it as a reporter for this show and here we go now with more news today. pete: according to the "new york times," consider the source, the left is piling on when it comes to impeachment. there are reports now that a second intelligence official is weighing his or her so-called whistleblower on what happened in the ukraine. so you had, of course, over the last, what, week and a half we have been talking about -- now this individual who some call a whistleblower. i don't. i think he was a leaker who used official means to get information out because he doesn't like president trump. in this case it looks like yet another individual will come out with whatever information, first or second

hand that they have to try to add to the narrative here. jedediah: yeah. they are saying this information remains to be seen is more firsthand and this that a lot of the complaints about the other whistleblower was that it was not someone who had heard any of this information firsthand it was second hand. people felt it wasn't accurate definition of a whistleblower. news sources saying this is more close. an actual source respected by many. remains to be seen how this is going to play out. i don't think this story is coming to an end any time soon. griff: not at all. ing heard the story that this second whistleblower is a member of intelligence community. we will find out. we don't know. what we do know as i mentioned it is subpoena season. we had a subpoena to secretary of state pompeo, the deadline for him to turn over documents was yesterday. the white house saying we are not going to do it. we expect a letter to eventually go. what we saw yesterday, the three house committees, right, intelligence, schiff, foreign affairs eliot engel and, of course, reform committee there with elijah

cummings sending this letter to the white house saying that they have to subpoena documents. here's a quote from the letter they sent. we deeply regret that president trump has put us and the nation in this position, but his actions have left us with no choice but to issue this subpoena. pete: they deeply regret it. jedediah: very upset about it. they have to do it. they don't want to do it. remember, nancy pelosi said it's not fun for her. it's not fun. she doesn't want to have to go here. griff: the white house, will they turn it over? we don't necessarily expect them to because of what we expect to be in this letter because the of the white house taking a stance first we want to see the normal procedures which is the house taking a full vote. daring essentially speaker nancy pelosi to take a vote and saw a similar letter from the minority leader kevin mccarthy saying listen, we want to vote on this and then consider turning it over. we want coequal subpoena power. that's what left out of this. jedediah: if something wrong did happen here you want that accountability.

the problem is this has been going on for the longest time. democrats have been call for impeachment since day one. when you call for expweevment from day one before the president has done anything wrong. you lose credibility. so now every time you say he has done something wrong, imeecial offense, imeeivel offense. after a wall people get exhausted. one of those people is former florida attorney general who is calling out the house democrats saying this is a fishing expedition. take a listen. >> they don't want to take it to a vote. clearly nancy pelosi doesn't, because every democrat is going to have to vote for impeachment and do you know what? they are going to lose the election. their elections when they do that yes, congress has the power to subpoena. let me make myself very clear. they are not a law enforcement agency. they can issue subpoenas, but they cannot go on a fishing expedition trying to impeach a president. pete: which is exactly what they are doing. as we have been reminded time and time again. the impeachment process not a legal one.

it's a political one. nancy pelosi claims she didn't want to do it, has been holding back. now here we are in this inquiry. they won't take a vote because they don't have the votes. they know how vulnerable some of their democrats are especially freshman. so this -- the inquiry continues. subpoenas are being issued. the back and forth. but one of the results of this is, of course, scrutiny on the former vice president. joe biden, who had plenty of international dealings as vice president, turns out hunter biden took advantage of that in relationships that he had questions being asked what was his son doing in the ukraine, in china? he doesn't get asked about it much but he was asked about it yesterday. here's what the former vice president said when asked about his son's ties to the ukraine. >> all this talk from the president about corruption comes from the most corrupt president we have had in modern history. he is the definition of corruption. he has indicted himself by his only statements. this is not about me. it's not about my son. >> how was your role as vice

president in charge of policy in ukraine. your son's job in urk. how is that not a conflict of interest? >> it's not a conflict of interest. there has been no indication of any conflict of interest in ukraine or issue in else, period. i'm not going to respond to that let's focus on the problem. focus on this man. what he is doing. no president has ever done. no president. griff: i have said this before. but whenever you have any politician and asking an appropriate tough question and you get the fixer point toward the chest, you know you have asked the correct question. and here that reporter's question, you know, people forget vice president biden didn't just deal with ukraine. he was the administration's, the obama administration's point man for policy in the ukraine. and his son has business dealings. that was the point he was making. jedediah: you also expect, somehow to be unchallenged all the time. it's amazing to me. same type of behavior with pointing in your face that he did with peter doocy. you are running for

president of the united states. all questions are on the table. your dealings are on the table. your potential influence over your son's dealings are on the table. we would expect nothing less. you are not going to get a pass. you are expecting donald trump to be investigated heavily at every turn for every possible thing and, yet, you expect to not have to answer tough questions. it's not -- pete: i'm not going to your point. the nerve. people understand nepotism. if you are the point man and at the same time your son is working on business dealings where he has no qualifications whatsoever, making a ton of money that the rest of us wouldn't make a month. you might want some scrutiny on that. well, president trump has been talking about this each day, and he is pointing out this is not about politics. this is about corruption. listen. >> i don't care about biden's campaign, but i do care about corruption. his campaign, that's up to him. politics that's up to them. i don't care about politics. i think i have an obligation to do it. probably a duty to do it.

corruption. we are looking for corruption. when you look at what biden and his son did, and when you look at other people what they have done, i believe there was tremendous corruption with biden, but i think that went beyond. we are looking at corruption. we are not looking at politics. we are looking at corruption. pete: a lot of this depends on how you view biden. he is a 2020 presidential contender or is he the 2016 vice president. president trump saying he is the vice president. i'm looking at what he did and what was done to me which has still not been fully uncovered. horowitz and shot other guy? i can't remember his name. durham will be looking into this, more information coming out from that. or do you view him as a potential political rival trying to be undone? and i don't think president trump is saying i'm worried about joe biden. i have got to get the dirt on him so i can beat him in 2020. he is still frustrated that the truth doesn't come out with what was done with him in 2016. jedediah: will they believe

that will they believe president trump is corruption. or do they see this him wanting to take out a democratic opponent biden being the front runner. griff: what's going to shape that is what we learn from the inspector general intelligence committee michael attkisson. second time testifying behind closed doors getting different readout from democrats and republicans possibly what came out of that one of the things that we're reportedly learning is what the chairman, adam schiff, of this committee, whether or not the whistleblower's communications with the committee was actually fully transparent. here is a montage lawmakers disagreeing on the significance of chairman schiff in communications with the whistleblower. listen. >> just to be clear, you don't know who this alleged whistleblower is or what they are alleging? >> i don't know the identity of the whistleblower. now, i have. >> and they haven't contacted you or their legal representation hasn't contacted you? >> i don't want to get into

any particulars. i want to make sure that there is nothing i do that jeopardizes the whistleblower in any way. >> we have not spoken directly with the whistleblower. we would like. to say i'm sure the whistleblower has concerns that he has not been advised, as the law requires, by the inspector general or the director of national intelligence just as to how he is to communicate with congress. and so, the risk of the whistleblower is retaliation. griff: chairman schiff now has a problem not being fully transparent on the communication with his staff and the whistleblower. interestingly enough, people will forget that adam schiff was a house managener 2008 when the senate impeached louisiana federal judge for corruption. so it's not not like he doesn't know how this works "the washington post" giving him four pinocchios in this matter. pete: you are being kind, griff. not fully transparents otherwise known as lying. "the washington post," consider the post again. they don't want to give

four. they would give five if they could. four is the max. the whistleblower went to the committee. he pretended like that wasn't the case. how do you take him credible someone who is supposed to be leading this only the facts they tell us, just like other networks. no bias here. it's also the same thing after what's his name, volker went in to talk about the envoy to ukraine. nine hours of testimony. adam schiff would have leaked that or talked to the press right away. there is only one tim side who wants to tell the story of what volker said. release the transcript. release it all. democrats hiding behind the text messages that they use in one direction rather than the whole truth. jedediah: people on both sides of the aisle looks at schiff. people with nissan at this look at this guy with the biggest joke ever. people did the same thing with hillary clinton. she mislead. no, she lied. this guy lied repeatedly and he has been coming out from the beginning even on the russian collusion story i have this and i have that and you don't have anything. he has no credibility on so

many issues and people need to hold him in account for that. pete: very true. griff: friends@foxnews.com. let us know what you think about this. we are only at the beginning of the impeachment inquiry. jedediah: not going to be over any time soon. president trump setting a higher bar for u.s. visa applicants. applicants must prove they can get insurance or cover medical costs within 30 days of entering the country. the white house says the measure is intended to stop immigrants without coverage for raising costs for everyone else. it will not apply to asylum seekers. hundreds gather to celebrate the life of one of new york's finest. fallen nypd officer brian joaquin laid to rest after being killed by friendly fire with an armed suspect earlier this week. [bagpipes] quell low officers flag draped casket. promoted to detective after

his death and honor wad 10 helicopter flyover. and talks between the u.s. and north korea are back on today. representatives from the two sides meeting for the first time since president trump and kim jong un agreed to restart negotiations in june. the renewed denuclearization talks coming just days after north korea says it successfully test-fired a new ballistic missile. wwe smack down makes electrifying debut on fox after legend returning after three year hiatus. >> i love you smack down. what the rock is cooking. jedediah: the rock was just one of the highlights last night. stunning kingston to win the wwe title. as he celebrated, ufc fighter made a shocking debut mum mel ling him after taking his title.

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>> just got out of the hospital a few hours ago, and i'm feeling so much better. i just want to thank all of you for the love and warm wishes that you sent to me. see you soon on the campaign trail. jedediah: senator bernie sanders promising a quick return to the campaign trail following his release from the nevada hospital. the sanders campaign did confirm he suffered a heart attack leading to his hospitalization earlier this week. what should he expect in recovery from the grueling campaign trail dr. marc

siegel joins us. >> good morning. jedediah: we wish him a speedy recovery. i want to talk about what happened here. in terms of they said he had a heart attack. they kept him for two and a half days that sounded like a really short period of time. is that typical. >> that's very short. that implies it was a small heart attack. although we don't know for sure. i want everyone to know we are talking about the three coronary arteries. the arteries that supply the heart. they are tiny. doctors are saying only one of the three was blocked. and they reopened using a cardiac stent where you put a balloon. in you reinflate the artery and put in tiny sentence to keep it open. after that the patient is on blood thinners, aspirin and another blood thinner. they are on cholesterol lowering medications and probably on a medication that relaxes his heart and lowers his heart rate. that's what you usually see. and in the process of doing that he definitely damaged part of his heart. probably that area. probably small. but you don't usually go home after a couple of days. and you do not get back on a plane after a day or two.

do you know why? because on a plane, you have lower cabin pressure. you have not as much oxygen and you are not there with enough medical personnel for me to be comfortable. jedediah: the campaign trail is obviously grueling for anyone. his representatives saying october 15th is the next debate that he is scheduled to be there how quickly can he resume all of his regular campaign activities after an incident like that. >> i guarantee you ♪ listening to his doctors. physicians would not tell him can you go back on a campaign trail after a week or two after all of the stress. very high level of stress on the campaign trail that debate that he planning on going to october 15th, a lot of stress associated with that you don't sleep as well usually. you don't eat as well, usually. the stress itself can increase your risk of heart problems. it can interfere with blood clotting. that's not a medical advice that he is following in my opinion. jedediah: what he should he be doing. >> is he ambitious. jedediah: is he very ambitious and pivotal for this debate.

he has brought to the forefront many hard left issues that he has been the leader on that forefront. so i think he really wants to be president. he is very passionate about these things. what would your medical advice be to him at this point? >> i think in most cases like this. after you have heart damage. did you go through a rehabilitation program where you slowly build back up. so you see how much can you tolerate. again, the pinnacle of that being a debate or the stress of a campaign. we need to see how much exercise he can handle. he should be slowly recuperating. he is defying a lot by doing. this 78 years old with that much stress. is he putting himself at risk. we don't know what his underlying health issues are other than high cholesterol which is clearly going to be treated very aggressively right now. i would say he is being very ambitious, taking a risk. heart disease is something that needs more gradual recovery, especially at 78. jedediah: we thank you for your input, doctor. >> we wish him well. jedediah: we wish him full

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griff: quick headlines for you. you are looking live at hong kong where pro-democracy protests underway for 18th straight weekend. demonstrators wearing masks despite a controversial new ban. there are new reports that a 14-year-old boy was shot by police. he is said to be in stable condition. protesters also set fire to metro stations and a train causing the entire system to be shut down. and this, microsoft warning of a new security threat to 2020 election. reuters reporting that iranian hackers have tried to access online accounts

tied to president trump's re-election bid. officials say attempts have not been successful. pete? pete: president trump calling out house speaker nancy pelosi on her bluff as she prepares to send a letter daring her -- he prepares to send her a letter daring her to hold a formal impeachment vote. >> they can vote very easily. even though most of them, many of them don't believe they should do it. the way they are doing it, they have taken away our rights. so, if they proceed, and, you know, they will just get their people. they are awful in line because even though many of them don't want to vote, they have no choice. they have to follow their leadership. pete: here to react is fox news contributor and attorney for southern district of new york andrew mccarthy. andy, thanks for being here this morning, the idea of the process in the house, democrats right now pursuing an inquiry. the white house saying why aren't you voting on this? why does it matter? >> well, it matters, pete, because the constitution commits the sole power of

impeachment to the house of representatives, not to the speaker of the house. not to a cabal of party leaders in the house. the house has to act as an institution if it wants to do something as important. and there is nothing really that's more important that you can think of in our constitutional system than impeach and remove a president of the united states. they clearly have that power to do that, but they have to act as an institution. this can't be a partisan tv show. pete: why are they pursuing it this way then. they could vote to institute proceedings, give jurisdiction. instead they are not. why? >> well, because there is a political overlay to all of this, pete. impeachment is essentially a political process not a legal one. and i think the caucus here is the smarter democrats know that impeachment is not a good idea. it's not going to be popular in the country. they don't want to subject their members, particularly democrats, who are in trump-friendly districts to

a difficult vote to have an inquiry into weather trump should be removed from office. so they want to kind of abracadabra this and say they deem that they have an impeachment inquiry going so they can spare those members a vote. they want them to have to vote only one time. and that is they want to do like a sort of fast and nasty impeachment, an article or two of impeachment in connection with this ukraine thing, which they think they can kind of split off from everything else. and then within a few weeks get this to a vote on the floor. the one and only time they will get them all to vote. then they can go back to their base, which is what is driving this, and say yes, we finally impeached him, okay, will you leave us be now and we will all get on with life. if they don't get some republican buy-in. and certainly if they don't act like an institution. if this is just a partisan exercise, it's not going to have any credibility. it's going to damage the impeachment remedy for future purposes. and it will probably hurt them next november in the

election. pete: we will see where the politics go. you mentioned this ukraine thing as part of it there are subpoenas being issued. including to the white house. now, representative rashida tlaib, she is like the representative who is your next door neighbor slightly off their rocker but somehow wins an election was caught on camera saying hey, what are we going to do if the white house doesn't comply? here is her idea. >> well, what happens if they don't comply? this is the first time we have ever had a situation like this. so we are trying to figure out, no joke, we're trying to figure out well, is it the d.c. police that goes and gets them? no, no. what are we hoping? i will tell them that they can hold all those people right here in detroit. we will take care of them. steve: wh pete: who is going to arrest the white house? >> i don't know. maybe we will get a big net. [laughter] you know, look, it's not surprising that she doesn't know the process, i suppose. it's not surprising that people think that there is a bunch of subpoenas out there, pete.

they have now finally issued their first subpoena. all these other things were just nasty letters. finally yesterday, last night, mcmulvaney, the chief of staff got a subpoena. but it's issued on the authority of the oversight committee because there is flow impeach inquiry it's a fraud. the early saying they have inherent authority to arrest. they have never done it for over a century. they have never ever done it to an executive branch official. they don't have any authority to do it. ultimately what they will do is go to court and try to get a judicial finding that somebody is in contempt for not complying with a subpoena and they will hope that that ratchets up political pressure for compliance. but they can't arrest anyone. that's an executive function. pete: you said it. a fraud. oh to live in rasheda tlaib's fantasy land. andy mccarthy thank you very much for your time this morning. we appreciate it? >> thanks, pete. pete: could have been our lead this morning. america's booming economy,

making records. >> so the unemployment numbers just came out, and they are the best numbers we have had in over 50 years. pete: just keeps getting better for the american worker. our next guest has brand new details on big pay increase. carley shimkus live at the made in america conference. carley, good morning. carley: good morning, pete. i'm at the first ever made in america conference. the name really says it all. every manufacturer here makes their products in the good old u.s. of a. wide variety of business us like hardwood floors to emily morrow homes. cabinets, toy makers. every company has one thing in common. deep rooted operatism. i will introduce you to one of the business leaders ever when "fox & friends" continues after the break ♪ ♪

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♪ >> so the unemployment numbers just came out and they are the best numbers we have had in over 50 years. the unemployment number is down to 3.5%, so that goes way, way back. we haven't had numbers like this in a long time. the stock market is substantially up as it was yesterday. and our country does well. europe is not doing well. asia is doing poorly, to put

it mildly. and we continue to do very well. pete: what does this mean to you. jedediah: joining us now is stephen moore. welcome. >> hi, guys. good morning. jedediah: break this down for us the september job numbers. what is the big take away here? >> well, first of all, this was a blockbuster number. think about what a lot of liberal economists have been saying for the last three months. you guys have heard this. a recession is right around the corner. the economy is going over a cliff. and then we get these numbers that keep, you know, showing an improving economy. i have to confess. i was kind of nervous about this jobs report because i was listening to a lot of these economists saying the economy is going south. we get very, very nice number, about 150,000 new jobs when you include the revisions upward. the president is right. we now have the lowest unemployment rate since the beatles were still playing together. by the way, not just the lowest overall unemployment rate but the lowest black

unemployment rate. the lowest latino unemployment rate. the lowest asian unemployment rate. these are positive numbers. the no recession for all this talk about a recession. there is no recession in the economy right now. pete: stephen, talk to us about the middle class and incomes. there is big progress here. share it with us. >> there is big pro-desgress. so i'm going to give you a sneak preview of something that will be on foxnews.com on monday morning. we are still going over these numbers. it appears now that the increase in income since donald trump came in to office from january 2017 through august of this past year, so a little over two and a half years, are you guys sitting down for this one? the numbers rah amazing. middle class -- i'm not talking about, you know, the rich. i'm not talking about bill gates and warren buffet. i'm talking about middle class families have seen an adjusted for inflation, a

$5,003 increase in their incomes since donald trump came into office. those are gigantic numbers. i mean, just to put those in to some comparison. barack obama was president for 8 years. pete: right. >> even if you count his record from the time the recession ended, incomes in that seven year period only went up $1,000. up 5,000ness a little over two and a half years under trump. by the way, this undermines centrally the claim by people like elizabeth warren. kamala harris and others that only the rich have benefited from this trump economy. that's a flat out false statement. we are seeing nice gains for middle class people. griff: stephen, what you are saying we have heard from so many economists that the economy is slowing a little bit. but, what you are saying is that middle class americans should still have confidence in the president's economic proposals? >> you know, look, the tax cuts have been a gigantic gain for the middle class, not just for rich people and big corporations. the deregulation policies. the promotion of american

energy. those have all contradicted to a really, really strong economy. by the way, when you think about this, we have not only the lowest unemployment rate in 50 years. we have the lowest inflation rate in 50 years. you combine those two things that's a very healthy economy. i do want to put a little bit of asterisk on this, guys. i am a little worried about the manufacturing and industrial sector of the economy. that has slowed down. we lost 2,000 manufacturing jobs in the last report. construction numbers are pretty good. technology is doing well. and consumer spending is well. the one thing i'm nerve vus about is i do want to see some introovment in those manufacturing numbers. that's going to require, i think, a deal with china on that trade situation. griff griff stephen moore, thank you for your insight. we look forward to that monday morning report. >> have a great weekend. griff: thousands gather in indianapolis for the made in america 2019 trade show. jedediah: products made right here in the u.s.a.

pete: our own carley shimkus is live at the indiana convention center and joins us now. carley, good morning. carley: good morning, guys. hills industry is really being made here in downtown indianapolis. this is the first ever conference focused exclusively on products made in america. i couldn't believe that this has never happened before. but one of the businesses here today is emily morrow homes. it's a company that makes hardwood floors. this is the found everywhere of the company. emily morrow. welcome. good morning. tell me about your company. how many people you employ and where you are located. >> oh my gosh, okay. so emily morrow home is headquartered in dalton, georgia, which is the floor covering capital of the world in my hometown. we make and manufacture hardwood floors inside medium security prison in tennessee just west of nashville. carley: my gosh. >> total would be around 200 inmates within this prison and, then, of course, there is at least 15 to 20 people

that are employed in the overall -- on the civilian side of the manufacturing. carley: i hear you pay a good wage, a portion of the money goes to the prisoner's family and a portion of the money also goes to a victim's compensation fund. >> it's a great program. and it's something that my husband has developed through the prison industries enterprises. and so there is victim's restitution part of it goes to the state. part of it goes to the families of the inmates so they have a savings. carley: that's amazing. >> it is incredible story. carley: your flooring is gorgeous. this is real hardwood flooring that doesn't happen that often anymore. you had a choice as a business leader to import your products. she did not. she is a real american business owner and we thank you for that. emily, thank you so much. all right, guys, send you back in the studio. griff: thank you carley and thank you to emily. turning now to your headlines president obama's former security advisor

issuing a dire warning about the trump administration. >> for the first time that i can remember our democracy is under assault. our country is in effect under attack. >> you write that in the book. >> that attack is now coming from within. it's coming from 1600 pennsylvania avenue. griff: rice responding to president trump's calls for china and ukraine to investigate joe biden's son hunter. she also suggested the actions leave the u.s. vulnerable to china. and a woman said to be obsessed with columbine around after stockpiling a massive and deadly arsenal in florida. the parents of michelle colts calling 911 after finding two dozen pipe bombs in her room. >> if used, these bombs could have caused catastrophic damage and harm to hundreds. even thousands of people. >> police also finding several gun gun and other weapons. and 73 catholic schools in washington state will no longer allow religious vaccine exemptions. the archdiocese of seattle's

new policy allows students claim exemptions only for medical reasons. the new policy goes into effect next year but students have until the end of the school year to get vaccinated. the move comes after the u.s. saw a spike in measles. according to the cdc there have been over 1200 cases this year. the most since 1992 and those are your headlines. jedediah: wow. pete: this is your weather. we have rick reichmuth on the line with us this morning. rick, how are you doing? rick: hey, how is it going? pete: i guess it's not online it's on air. rick: cold chill is coming not across the central plains yet. going to be really cold later on this week with the northern plains with the big storm coming. in right now we have big storms moving through there are some thunderstorms along with this. unfortunately the same spot that i think every weekend for about the last six we have been talking about this. very heavy rain going here and that means pretty big flooding. out across the east continue to remain high and dry and across the west we are dry.

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fake water polo recruit. loughlin pleaded not guilty. her trial is next year. and prince harry files lawsuits against two tabloids over alleged phone hacking. he claims the so sun and daily mirror voice mail. they are suing the daily mail for publishing a private letter meghan wrote to her father. not all is well on the other side of the pond. griff down to you. griff: pete, thanks. this week the department of homeland security unveiling its plan for border agents to collect d.n.a. samples from border patrol agents in detention. help identify everyone coming across the border. the aclu denouncing the move claiming it quote forced d.n.a. privacy and civil liberties concerns and lacks justification. but the program ising in new. it originated in response to the 9/11 terror attacks to help identify potential terrorists and criminals. so, will this be the next

legal battle? here to discuss it president of the border patrol union brandon judd, good morning, brandon, how are you. >> griff, it's always good to talk with you. griff: let's, for our viewers, make clear what this is. in 2005 president george w. bush starts in the wake of 9/11 a program to collect d.n.a. from everybody. fingerprint act. under the obama administration a waiver was issued that essentially stopped it. now, the trump administration wants to simply bring that back; is that correct? >> it is correct. and if you look at the reason for this, congress passes laws to protect those people within our borders. whether you are here legally, illegally, whether you are a united states citizen. all of the people here in the united states are supposed to be protected under our laws. the laws are supposed to benefit the united states and those people who are within the borders. when we collect the d.n.a., we know that there is a lot of people that come and go in to the united states. and there are thousands of crimes that are committed

that are unsolved on a regular -- on a yearly basis. d.n.a. will help us solve those crimes because there's always residue from d.n.a. that are left at every single crime scene. all we are trying to do is protect those people within our borders. president trump is all about the rule of law. he stood for the rule of law, and he continues to stand for the rule of law in support of the american citizen. griff: brandon, your reaction to the criticism from aclu and others simply say that it would be unfair to force d.n.a. collection and that they worry that it could lead to unfair profiling. >> you know, in 2 22 and counting in law enforcement i have never seen a situation in which d.n.a. d.n.a. has caused unwarranted profiling. in fact, that's where the aclu is going to fail in this court challenge. and they will be filing a court challenge, of course. but what they are going to fail they are not going to

be able to show a judge cause, a reasonable likely lose that d.n.a. will, in fact, be used to profile persons. it just -- it's not reality. griff: all right. so at the end of the day, brandon, this is simply a case where the administration is trying to use something that's on the books, if they are not able to do that, if the courts go against the administration, what's that mean? what's the take away? >> >> the rule of law will be lost. you know, again, one of the reasons why mexico has such a high murder rate is because they don't enforce their law. they have some of the toughest gun laws on the books, but they don't enforce them. for that reason their murder rate is so high. you know, when we have got people that are talking about getting rid of the mpp, when we have got people that are talking about getting rid of the rule of law, we're gonna go down as a country. we just will not have those protections and illegal immigration will spike. griff: brandon judd, thank you very much. see you. >> thank you.

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♪ what would you do if you thought no one was looking. one high school football player stood at attention when he heard the national anthem play in the distance. he thought he was alone, but a teacher was there and took this photo which has gone viral. pete: that student, jacob pope joins us now. jacob, thanks for being here this morning. we really appreciate it? >> you are welcome.

pete: you are on the way to practice. girl's softball is going on. national anthem plays and you stop for the national anthem, why? >> well, i did because a lot of men died for our rights to be free today. and i wanted to stand for that. because it was the right thing to do. jedediah: now, you have family that served in the military, correct? >> yes. >> now, did that weigh in on your decision? i think it was your grandpa that served? >> yes, and his older brother, too. jedediah: did you grow up with this sense of pride in our military? >> yes. jedediah: pretty awesome. griff: jacob, i want to shoat viewers a facebook post from the teacher angie posted so proud of this south davidson student he was alone in the parking lot and heard the national anthem being played at the softball game. he was headed to football practice. he stopped and placed his hand over his heart. there is still hope for this world. jacob, when you read that,

do you feel like you are offering people some hope that there is some lesson actually now that this has gone viral. >> i think so, yeah. griff: what is it. >> i feel really good that i can inspire some people if i can. this is good that it really happened and it really is and i just try my best to do the right every day. pete: jacob, had you no idea anyone was looking, that would take a photo of this and go anywhere. what did your parents raise you with. that's where it goes to good parenting here. what instilled you when i hear this anthem i'm going to stop? >> well, they always try to raise me do the right thing to always be honest and true and never give up no matter what. jedediah: you set an amazing example. thank you are being here

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♪ it's all right. ♪ ♪ pete: that was the only gorgeous shot you will see of washington, d.c. for weeks and months to come. griff: that gorgeous sky i ran down in the break and painted the sky for my wife's birthday. honey, happy birthday. jedediah: wow, you are. [laughter] jedediah: beautiful music, too. i like nice scenery and beautiful music. griff and i, in particular, have been dancing. pete: i haven't been dancing because i was up late. jedediah: we put on a whole

show right here on the floor. we will have to tape some of those commercial breaks live, griff jenkins or maybe go on the road. griff: we can take it on the road. pete: i have been watching you couldn't take it on the road. you can enjoy it amongst yourselves. pete: your own father thought i had some dance moves at your wedding. pete: that's true. i have never seen anyone tear up a dance floor like griff jenkins at my wedding. jedediah: he definitely has the move. pete: we have the videotape. griff: no, no. no tape. pete: i have it. let me see if i can play it for you. griff: no, no. back to washington aside from that gorgeous sky, it is subpoena season like never before. the impeachment push continues. >> promising to send a letter challenging to actually hold a formal vote as now lawmakers three different committees all democrats, of course, issuing subpoenas to the white house compelling white

house members to hand over documents in the inquiry. here's part of the letter. this is the new wrinkle. every day there is something new. here we have got this letter going to the white house and these three democrats say this. they say we deeply regret. deeply regret? that president trump and the natiohisactions have. jedediah: doing a great service to the country. they don't want to do it. they feel compelled. they need to lay their head on the pillow in peace. they don't enjoy it, pete. they are not enjoying any of this. president trump is responding and he is talking about the letter that he is going to send to pelosi. listen. >> well, we will be issuing a letter as everybody knows we have been treated very unfairly, very different from everybody else. the lawyers think they have never seen anything so unfair. they have never seen so unjust. now, in the house, they have

the majority. they all vote with aoc and plus three. nancy pelosi's petrified of them. i mean, she is afraid she is going to lose her position. nancy pelosi will lose her speakership right after the election when the republicans take over the house. pete: griff, the white house is calling on democrats to hold the vote. pete: they arvote.pete. griff: they are indeed. house committee democrats are subpoenaing not only the white house but also vice president pence and also secretary of state mike pompeo. the deadline of which was yesterday to turn over documents. the administration did not because they want a vote. because that's the way the impeachment was handled in previous impeachments with clinton and nixon. coequal subpoena power. kevin mccarthy says we shouldn't turn over documents until we get the right to subpoena witnesses as well. pete: this is all about the phone conservation with the

ukrainian officials about whether or not look into things. this is what all the subpoenas are about. griff: at the center of subpoenas. center of the impeachment inquiry. and we are learning more as we hear from more ambassadors and other key players in it. jedediah: amused. pete. pete: i can't wait. because there is no formal process to your point going through regular committee practice control who is compelled. griff: speaker pelosi has responded saying there is no constitutional requirement to hold a vote and no congressional precedent that they should. however, the concern for nancy pelosi and other democrats is that other members of her caucus are getting way ahead of themselves moving far too fast in this entire process. pete in fairness to nancy pelosi this is the most cowardly impeachment america has ever seen. either you will impeach this guy because you think you

have the evidence or media know you have lap dogs there and fish for something that you hope bubbles up. jedediah: just move. have the guts to do it properly. one person weighing in is representative rand tlaib out in detroit rising pac. how lawmakers are exploring how to arrest white house officials who don't comply with the subpoenas. take a listen. >> what happens when they don't comply? this is the first time we have ever had a situation like this. so we are trying to figure out, no joke, we're trying to figure out well, is it the d.c. police that goes against them? no, no. what are we hoping? tell them they can hold right here people in detroit we will take care of them. jedediah: here is my problem with all of this. not that you legitimately want to look into a whistleblower complaint or make sure there was no foul play, it's the desperation that these people wreak of when it comes to impeachment and they have from the very beginning. now you are at the point where reasonable people who would have initially said

yes if there was collusion for w. russia let's look into this. if it was a legitimate whistleblower complaint let's investigate it. again, are you guys for real? are you serious? when are we supposed to take you seriously on impeachment and when do we not? it's constant barrage. you can't even get a second to talk about the trump administration on the issues. because you are always talking about the next issue that these individuals want to impeach him for. we barely have time to talk about the economy or immigration or anything he has actually accomplished because all we do is talk about what they are going to be filing for impeachment and for what? that's all we talk about. pete: good point. we will be talking about the jobs numbers which are gang busters. jedediah: we will how do we get to that? pete: income up $5,000 over the last two and a half years for middle income folks. we don't get to it enough because we are listening to people like rasheda tlaib. she is like your next door neighbor who is not stable who convinces enough people that she is in order to win an election. then you hear her ranting about things like this as if she has authority.

here is somebody who does. andy mccarthy knows about these issues. we asked him about what rasheda tlaib said. here is his response. >> look, it's not surprising that she doesn't know the process, i suppose. it's not surprising that people think there is a bunch of subpoenas out there, pete. they have now finally issued their first subpoena. all these other things were just nasty letters. ultimately what they will do is go to court and they will try get a judicial finding that somebody is in contempt for not complying with the subpoena and they will hope that that ratchets up political pressure for compliance. but they can't arrest anyone. that's an executive function. pete: we are going to call the d.c. cops? i'm not kidding, everybody. i'm not kidding. we might have to call the d.c. coming and go arrest these folks in the white house. jedediah: where we're at. in the land of insane. griff: if the administration does not turn documents over, they are ultimately going to be charged with obstructing congress. d.c. police, i don't think, ever has been involved in any sort of matter like that. meanwhile, the president's daughter, ivanka trump,

taking a swipe at democrats' attempts to impeach her father saying it won't get in the way of what's most important. watch. >> what do you think of what's going on right now with the democrats' attempts to impeach your dad? >> i think everything is a question of priority. we have our priorities in the white house. we are fighting every day for the american worker. we are fighting every dave to improve the quality of life for every single person in this country and we are deliberate in that fight and on that promise. that's our priority. usmca, let's get it passed, congress. pete: that's a great point. what could they be doing? infrastructure, usmca. nancy pelosi claims yet again i want to pass. this we are getting closer. silence is progress. yet, we don't see that progress. they are fearful of only one thing, giving the president a win which could help

his -- jedediah: it's not like we are talking about scandal. it's potential scandal. this could happen. trump may have done. this this may have been a problem and that goes on for months and months and months and oftentimes something comes back and oh, actually that didn't happen. so ivanka trump, i think, is someone who really does care about the issues. she ha talked about the american worker at length. even the first lady has come out with her be best campaign. there is so much stuff that doesn't get coverage from most in media. we try to cover it as much as we can because they are so obsessed with every opportunity the democrats can seize upon to say this is deserving of impeachment. a lot of times a lot of this stuff does not meet high crimes and misdemeanors to begin with even if there is behavior you don't like. i don't like the way president trumps did d. this or worded this or tweeted that it doesn't necessarily meet the caliber for impeachment, everyone. pete: the whole system is rigid. griff, you brought this to my attention this morning the failing "new york times." look at the exchanges about ukraine and highlighted about all the terrible

things the administration did until you turn the page to a-14. at the very bottom. not highlighted the next changes the president has been crystal clear no quid pro quos of any kind. they don't even highlight that have you got to search to find it. it's how they rig the game against him. griff: i routerred on that all day every day pretty much this week. pete: because you are an honest man, griff. griff: the "new york times" pointing out and talk about being on obsessed. i'm obsessed with the 2020 race because i love politics. bernie sanders, the "new york times" highlighted, had a heart attack now. he is out of the hospital this morning after his campaign confirms that the democrat did have this heart attack. my cardio infarction. we had marc siegel on earlier explain that to you, jed. jedediah: yeah, he had two stents placed in one his coronary arteries. the campaign is coming out and saying for the next debate which is october 15th, that bernie

sanders will in fact be there. obviously want to wish him well and speedy recovery. i have given bernie sanders a lot of credit because he has been consistent on these issues. i disagree with his approach to politics and economics. he was at the forefronts of many of those far left policies when everyone else was waiting in the wings. he was coming out and saying that stuff. pete: we wish him a speedy recovery. at the same time his campaign is going to need a speedy recovery. he was already on the way to the second tier. something like this and it shouldn't be this way but it is. you are 78 years old. running for president. if you have a heart attack people are going to ask questions are you able to do the job? so we hope he comes back. he will be at the debate stage. definitely be a set back for his campaign. set the stage with democrats. jedediah: campaign season is no joke. it's tough on everyone. griff: very tough. jedediah: we wish him a speedy recovery and see what happens. griff: indeed. jedediah: we are going to turn to headlines now. jodi arias could have her murder conviction overturned. she is serving a life sentence for the 2008 murder

of her ex-boyfriend. an appeals court now agreeing to hear arguments over alleged misconduct by the lead prosecutor. he is accused of leaking a juror's name to a blogger and lying about it to investigators. wow. and the supreme court will take up an abortion case this term. the justice is set to consider a louisiana law that requires doctors to perform the procedure to have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital. this is the first abortion case that will be argued since brett kavanaugh and neil gorsuch joined the bench, solidifying a conservative majority. the law remains on hold pending an appeal. elizabeth warren firing a top campaign staffer accused of inappropriate behavior. warren's campaign said it cut ties with national organizing director richard mcdaniel after multiple complaints. the firing comes as warren's campaign announced it raised $24.6 million last quarter just behind bernie sanders 25.3 million. the two raised the most

among 2020 democrats but are still far behind president trump who brought in a jaw-dropping $125 million in the third quarter. and it's the age old debate, when is it too early to decorate for christmas? well, a new survey reveals 43% of americans think it's okay to start decorating before november. a whong 80 percent said they would start prepping for holidays before september. pete: what? jedediah: no, no, no. have you got to wait until thanksgiving passes. do thanksgiving. have you got to enjoy that feast. and then you get into christmas. pete: exactly. griff: halloween comes first. jedediah: sure. pete: once a month just knock it out. jedediah: by the way my dog is going to be wonder woman for thanksgiving. i know pete was waiting with baited breath for that one. griff: love it. house democrats have a new target in ukraine probe to

vice president pence. is this just more show and no substance? we'll ask the vice president's chief of staff marc short coming up next. i'm happy to give you the tour, i love doing it.

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pence. how has his office responded to threats by democrats. >> pete, thanks for having me on. i think this is just more of the same partisan impeachment that really has been going on ever since donald trump was elected. i think this administration has continued to deliver for the american people and rebuilding the military and securing the border and confirming a record number of judges and just yesterday, you know, more evidence of this booming economy with 3.5% unemployment rate. we haven't seen a number of that low since man walked on the moon. think about it, pete. that was even before griff jenkins was born. [laughter] >> the economy is booming. democrats don't want to talk about that. they have been focused on impeachment. so, you know, i think the american people are tired of this. they are fed up with it. and as opposed to looking on things that we can actually be working on together like lowering drug prices or continuing to create new jobs with new trade deals democrats want to focus on these continued investigations. and this latest letter, this latest letter that they sent to vice president last

night, is based upon more fake news. it's based upon a news report in washington compost that basically has facts laid out that says the vice president went to poland, met with president zelensky, talked about corruption in general, talked about the president's desire to make surety taxpayer dollars are well-used. talked about europe doing more to help out and how does the compost dee distort that? if that's really true, then the vice president must have been speaking in code. i'm not kidding you. the president zelensky ran an entire campaign on fighting corruption. "the washington post" says he must have been talking in code then. well, i mean that's what this is whole letter is based on, based upon a "the washington post" report. it's more of the same. i think the american people are tired of it. >> does he say the right thing, mark, then you are talking in code. fox news also obtained the prepared marks from kurt volker in front of the closed session where he says, openly, he was never involved in any effort to urge ukraine to investigate biden no, quid pro quo, how in the world do you get the

media to pay attention to this as opposed to their narrative? >> pete, i think the reality is i don't know about volker's exchanges, i sought same news reports, but you know what? president zelensky himself said he felt no pressure from the president or the vice president. that should have ended a lot of these inquiries at this point. the reality is that we're going to continue to focus on what we think is most important to the american people. it's why the vice president is traveling today to louisiana. it's why we are going to continue to talk about trade deals that we think aren't getting done. i think actually where you will seat vice president travel most, pete. there is 21 democrats who are residing in districts that donald trump won in 2016. those numbers have to be put on notice to say are you actually going to help your constituents to do things that are beneficial to the american people or are you siding with nancy pelosi and these endless investigations? pete: interesting. the vice president going through the backyards of democrats who are in precarious spots. will they go along with nancy pelosi in the impeachment or stand by what they said they would do? mark short, thank you very much. you are welcome to make cracks about griff jenkins

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less about when to book and when to start tracking. because the thing is prices are going to change over 100 times between now and when we actually want to get away. so the best thing to do is start tracking your prices in advance. and then when there's a deal, they will notify you that it's the best time to go. so, a good rule of thumb if you want to kind of keep some guidelines in mind for thanksgiving, you want to book by the beginning of november. november 7th is going to be that cut off. and for christmas it's the beginning of december. so december 8th. griff: how do they do it? there is a lot of different ways can you track it, you can do it? >> a few favorites. the first one that comes to mind is you using a tracking app. like hopper, for instance. what it does put in your dates and destination and it sends you a notification when there is a deal for exactly where you want to go. you know, you are a little bit more flexible. you want some inspiration for the holidays, you know,

deal notification, news letters are always a great thing to sign up for. you know, jet setter is a personal favorite. jeep flights and other options. finally if you use a credit card, a lot of those loyalty programs offer specialized deals just for you. jedediah: good stuff. keep that in mind for next year. thank you so much. griff: thank you so much. time to travel. a fox news alert. moments ago secretary of state griff: mike pompeo talking about the ukraine probe amid corruption in the country. this fall, book two, separate qualifying stays at choicehotels.com... ...and earn a free night. because when your business is rewarding yourself, our business is you.

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pete: we are back with a fox news alert. >> moments ago secretary of state mike pompeo denying the state department did anything improper in its dealings with ukraine. watch. >> state department is very focused. that's the directions of the president. we are very focused on creating space that we could ultimately deliver a good relationship with this new government. that was my guidance all along. we have all known there has been corruption in ukraine. the united states government has been engaged in trying to push back against corruption in ukraine for quite some time and this administration has been full-fledged on committed to that as well. pete: secretary of state pompeo says he would comply with the request for documents but wouldn't allow them to harass department employees. so the secretary of state in athens, greece this morning talking with the leaders there.

and ultimately having to answer to what's going on here in our country and laying out the case the administration has made for a long time. this is about a corruption, rooting it out. and using the influence we have to do so with a new government. jedediah: that seems to be what president trump is saying as well. this was not political for him, he has said. this was not about politics. this was not about joe biden. this was about corruption. this was about interference in the last election and making sure that that doesn't happen again it. remains to be seen how the public will feel about that as this investigation goes on into the whistleblower, into that conversation that president trump had with the president of ukraine. this is definitely a strong statement from pompeo. and think are on the same page, which is good to see. pompeo and president trump talking about corruption as a primary motivation for these conversations. griff: he was traveling all week long he was in rome and now in greece. we had the testimony of the special envoy to ukraine kurt volker who either resigned or pushed out by pompeo we don't know. this story has continued to follow him overseas.

pete: talking about the same page, jed. the ukrainians are also on the same page saying we were not pressured and oh by the way the pesky little detail the funds was not held up. they got the funding that supposedly was the quid pro quo. still waiting to see that pesky evidence that would be required in some sort of an impeachment probe. let's bring in lawrence jones, fox news contributor. host of keeping up with the joneses and man on the street on fox nation. before would get to your first topic your reaction on this week and latest with what secretary of state pompeo just said. >> well, it was a big distraction for the country and so when you see the democrats doing this ring around the rose knowing good and well they don't have the votes, knowing it's creating this circus that it's starting to confuse a lot of the the american people. if you support trump, then you are really not moving because you realize they are trying to unseat a duly elected president. but, if you are someone like my friends from back home that don't really understand this politics stuff, i think that the democrats are

intentionally trying to muddy the waters so the american people are confused. griff: lawrence, you said they don't have the votes, they actually do have the votes. the question now, of course, is whether or not it is fair as we see these subpoenas. i have been calling it all morning subpoena season in washington. from the vice president to the white house to of course pompeo. do you believe though that this is all about politics? is that your point? >> 100 percent it's all about politics. i push back a little bit griff about the votes. because we have heard that they have the count. there is no reason why they should not have already had the vote if they have all the votes. first we were told that the swing district that trump won, that those democrats were for it. okay, then put it on the floor then so we can get this over with but the bottom line is they know this is going to die in the senate. nancy pelosi has had her party hijacked by the squad and the progressive caucus. she knows this is not going to help her when it comes to the next election. and so, what you have is her

trying to have her cake and eat it, too. by saying we are having this inquiry by not having the vote. jedediah: lawrence, talking about 2020 the key voting block is obviously the african-american vote. president trump had a summit at the white house for black voters. speaking a lot about black conservatives. what they should do and what the house has and hasn't done. take a listen to what he had to say. i want to get your reaction. >> no one in america has been hurt more as a result of the democrats' corrupt leadership and socialist policies than our nation's african-american communities. it's true. [applause] >> it's true. for 100 years african-americans have gone with the democrats. has it worked? >> no. >> has it worked? they are trying to steal your vote. they are trying to steal your voice and steal your country. they are trying to steal your country. >> that's right. >> and they don't have what it takes. >> no. jedediah: is he right? >> you know, that's amazing.

great, all great stuff, but you are delivering the speech and, look, lies, you know i support the president but you are delivering that speech to people that you already got their vote, right? i have been traveling across the entire country, baltimore. i have gone to philly. i have gone to chicago. you need to deliver that message to the people that you already don't got. and so that's been my problem with the white house strategy these are people telling the president don't go to those places because you don't have a shot. i believe the president has a shot. it's wealth over poverty. there a lot of people in my community experiencing hardship. and they don't care what political party that you are, they want someone that will come there and say that they care about them. griff: yeah. >> and bring some solutions there the white house hasn't done that yet. jedediah: lawrence, i will say though, oftentimes, i made this argue bment universe all the time like don't stay in the safe zone. go to universities where people are declined to

disagree with you. you have to be invited there and an area where people are actually interested in what you have to say. a lot of communities around the country, this president and this administration has been so tarnished as in, you know, this administration hates immigrants or this administration hates african-americans and all these nonsensical talking points that it's very hard for him to go in without an invite and be heard and actually have a conversation in many of these communities, is it not? >> so, i would push back on that because that's the media projecting that. okay? all these black conservatives in the white house get all this push back when they go to the community. i don't get it. i do correspondence work for sean hannity. i come with my mic every single week. they are excited, they are scared what happened to their community just because you are going to get push back shouldn't stop from you going to those communities. they are the forgotten men and women in this country. i believe the president has a shot. you have got to go there and talk with these issues that are affecting them.

flush. griff: let's talk about the jobless rate for african-americans. the lowest ever. the people you are talking to, do they really fully process and give president trump credit for that? >> employment numbers are great for the people actually making it right now in america. but when you are talking about some of these liberal progressive districts that have been invaded by corruption in their local politics, right? that's not hitting those people in baltimore. that's not hitting those people in chicago. that's not hitting those people in philly. so, on a national stage, yes. it has been great for black america. when it comes to economic policies. look, you don't have to tell me that conservative politics works because we know it works. but, when it comes to the local folks, it's not affecting them as much. and if the president were to go there, he would win their vote. pete: that's a fair point. some people strangled by liberal policies for so long breaking through that that would make a huge

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impeachment inquiry. can can a capri, i want to start with you. what do you make of these pinocchios that is a lot of pinocchios. >> it is indeed. i give credit to the "the washington post" in the sense that they raised questions about secretary pompeo's, you know, maybe potentially skirting a question in an abc interview. they were equitably critical of chairman schiff and how he has handled some of these questions in the press. ultimately, i don't think it's going to have any impact and here's why. because the entire impeachment process is already through the jaundiced lens of political partisan 147. so it'partisanship. people are going to believe whether a they want to believe. if you are for impeachment you are not going to care. if you are a supporter of the president, you are going to think adam schiff is bad. so and impeachment is bad. so i think it doesn't overall on balance do anything. but it certainly is not a good look for the chairman.

jedediah: charlie, you say what? >> look, i can't believe congressman schiff is still allowed to be chairman of this committee. if you look at what he has done for the last two and a half years he promised and he said he had material evidence that the president of the united states included with russia. that never happened whatsoever. where is the evidence, congressman schiff? remember, when donald trump jr. testified in front of congress, there were a lot of accusations that adam schiff leaked information. he kind of skirted out of that one. we never -- he was never able to answer those questions directly. then he sends a staffer to ukraine on august 25th. and then the whistleblower rules get changed and then finally he flat out lies about the contact with the whistleblower. let's not forget that he congressman schiff met with michael cohen before his testimony in congress and he lied about that too. is he a chairman of this committee. a committee that's supposed to have republican and democrat interest. he highly politicized and a liar and should not be the chairman of this committee.

jedediah: there is a distinction. i believe pompeo did do a pivot and dodge and called out by the "the washington post" before. outright lie from schiff. this is the ii time that we have heard him say something oh, i have information on collusion. he always making these promises that are not fulfilled and he is supposed to be leading this impeachment inquiry. that should be an embarrassment to democrats, is it not? >> well, again, i'm not going to defend any kind of behavior that may be misleading the american people by either a accurate demt or a republican. i would simply say though unfortunately "the washington post" -- we have not drained the swamp. democrats and republicans are both culpable and you can look to, you know, a whole host of chairman of committees even during the republican majority rule. jedediah: capri, can i ask you a quick question, do you see an impeachable offense today? >> i don't know enough to know. i would say. jedediah: these what these democrats should be saying.

i don't know enough. i'm waiting for the facts. >> this is where i have always been on this. i have never been a hair on fire impeachment person. we have been crying wolf for a very long time. i think the u.k. situation is incredibly serious. deserves to have scrutiny oversight and investigation. but, unfortunately, because there has been so much politics between, the beginning and now, now that we have a really serious issue. you know, i think the american public is asking questions that doesn't mean that we shirk the responsibility to investigate something that is very serious and involves foreign countries. jedediah: charlie, 10 seconds? >> i'm failing to see what the serious issue is here besides a perfectly fine phone call and the president sign standing up for american interests. jedediah: thank you for being here. >> thank you. jedediah: as america shifts gear are we preparing our vehicles for cold weather. car care coming up next. ♪

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♪ baby ♪ why don't you just meet me in the middle ♪ i'm losing my mind just a little [laughter] griff: what a perfect song. the democrats and republicans should just meet in the middle. jedediah: pete doesn't like that dig your heels on the right. pete: where is the middle? find my the moderate. find me the blue dog democrats. they are extinct. griff: good morning. jedediah: good morning it is getting chilly in new york city. i have to say i was psyched about the winter until i got out there. hold on, maybe not that fast. pete: not the real winter. you just want to dip your toe in the winter. jedediah: you are from minnesota. you have lining a built in

resilience to the cold. >> actually you have a built in resistance to the cold. when you have been that cold for that long you don't want to be cold again. griff griff i'm ignoring the cold. we have a lot of news. secretary of state mike pompeo in greece overseas responding just in the last hour to all of this that's been going on. we want to brings you a little bit of what he had to say. listen. >> i think there is clearly politics involved in this. this administration was incredibly focused on making sure that we worked with ukraine in a way that was appropriate. and it is not only appropriate but it is our duty to investigate. if we think there was interference in the election of 2016, i think everyone recognizes that governments have an obligation, indeed, a duty to ensure that elections happen with integrity. if we need another government's assistance, it's very reasonable to ask that government to say do you have any help that you can provide so we can protect the american people? so that they can vote in free and fair elections

without interference from any other country. i see our duty is to engage in activity that ensures that we have fair, free elections. i only wish that the previous administration had protected our elections back in 2016. pete: good point. a little turn about there. the recognition that it was president obama who was charged with safeguarding the 2016 election. so if all these accusations being made by the left are accurate, where was barack obama? and this defense that they are making is a clear one. it's been consistent. if you want to fight corruption. corruption that everyone knew existed there, and questionable conduct both by americans and ukrainians. then have you got to ask them to do something about it and work with our government in the process. if they are hiding something, they are hiding it in plain sight by coming out and saying this was our intention and there was no quid pro quo. ukraine got way more support than they ever got under the obama administration from the trump administration. actual weapons as they stand right next to russia and russian aggression. and they are just saying

hey, these are the phone conversations we were having. read the transcript. jedediah: i don't feel it's very strategic. the part of the conversation was that controversial was obviously when joe biden was brought up. i think the administration coming out and saying the focus is on corruption and not politics. the focus was on potential -- on election interference in 2016 and making sure that there is no future interference in our elections. so that is a talking point coming out of white house right now consistent with pompeo. consistent with president trump remains to be seen how that will be heard by the people. griff: pompeo's push back there that we just brought you incredibly strong. remember yesterday was a deadline that these three house committees had subpoenaed pompeo and the state department for all documents related to the ukraine call. now, those three democrats also subpoenaing not only vice president pence, but the white house. indeed. here is a little bit of the letter yesterday from chairmans cummings, schiff and engel to the white house. saying we deeply regret that president trump has put and the nation in this position. but his actions have left us

with no choice but to issue this subpoena. jedediah: you are laughing. pete pete we have been laughing at it all morning. i think our viewers are probably doing the same. this is such posturing to make it look like they can't help but be such patriots. they have to issue these subpoenas because the constitution is at stake. when in actuality what's happening from the white house there is a lot of legitimate frustration around the fact that all of this has been done to this president from the mueller report to now ukraine. and there has been no justice yet for what happened to their campaign being surveilled in 2016. so we are waiting on horowitz. we are waiting on all the other -- the other report that's coming out as well. griff: right. pete: yet, still, the president you can tell frustrated. where is it? griff: there is a process here. a whistleblower filed a complaint. pete: one man's whistleblower is another man's leaker. we shouldn't even call him a whistleblower. he didn't follow the process. he went to the committee.

he had second hand knowledge. he has a partisan motivation. that's not a whistleblower. that's a leaker who used a process. so i know he is designated that title and i get why we use it but it's not a fair. they hide behind these totals and cloak themselves in it as if they are the savior. griff: what's fascinating bring you this part of it too. secretary pompeo deadline to be subpoenaed. he actually addressed that as well. and here's what he had to say. >> the state department sent a letter last night to congress, which is our initial response to the document request. we will obviously do all the things we are required to do by law. i was a member of congress once. article 1 has a certain set of powers in article 2 has an obligation to make sure that we protect officials at the state department. and sadly, there have been congressional inquiries that have harassed and abused state department employees by contacting them directly.

that's harassment and i will never let that happen to my team. so we'll work through this process. pete: there he says. process. griff: that's not the first time secretary pompeo has said his employees were being harassed i presume, i think it's fair to say that we will later hear from democrat chairman as well that will say that this is pompeo stonewalling. jedediah: you talked about the whistleblower before. some call whistleblowers. very debatable. "new york times" coming out and reporting that a second intel official is weighing his own whistleblower complaint. check out the headline. second whistleblower is waiting to blow the whistle on trump's ukraine dealings. who is this person? how close are they to the information is this second hand information or reports this is a firsthand encounter remains to be seen. what will the impact be if it's more than one whistleblower that's come forth and now have you someone corroborating that story. what will the implication be for the trump administration. pete: the term whistleblower conjures up a referee

calling balls and strikes. in this second case we don't know who the second person is just because there is a second person saying what the first person said doesn't make what the first person said true. of course rgs they will jump to that another headline, another banner right down here play endslessly on today's television. whistleblowers are everywhere. out there calling out what the president won't reveal. let's get maybe a fact or two. maybe just a little bit of information, which we have gotten from the transcripts and from others. and it hasn't shown what the -- there is a lot of disconnect between what the so-called whistleblower said and what has actually transpired. griff: we know from "new york times" article that this second whistleblower is apparent lay member of the intelligence community, apparent whether i better insight. you had a lot of republicans that are starting to go down the path of just accusing democrats of basically engaging in a pure politicization of this. this is congressman dan crenshaw. here's what he had to say. i'm sorry, it's a tweet. he says one key fact about yesterday's closed door witness interview,

republicans are the ones calling for public release of the deposition transcripts. that should tell you something. democrats prefer narratives, not facts. jedediah: yeah. this is the issue too with the transparency. just put the information forward. when you are calling for impeachment, nancy pelosi was calling for impeachment before she had even seen the transcript of the conversation between president trump and the president of ukraine. so, you have to have the information. people will respect that you want something investigated, that you want something looked into. if you don't leap to conclusions before you have all of the information. once you leap to conclusions and not transparent for the public that leads to red flags for the public. pete: bingo, when you are selective about where you want to be transparent. in this particular case volker spoke for nine hours what transpired. almost 10. in any other setting adam schiff and the democrats are finding ways to leak every little nugget that's advantageous. republicans came said release the whole

transcript. democrats silent on that. doesn't fit narrative. griff: clearly some elements of volker's testimony that would support both sides of this. and so, you know, sunshine is the best disinfectant they say in terms of transparency. we will see if that happens. meanwhile, you have members of the previous administration like susan rice warning that american democracy is under attack because of this administration. here is some of what she had to say. >> for the first time that i can remember our democracy is under assault. our country is in effect under attack. >> you write that in the book. >> that attack is coming now from within. it's coming from 1600 pennsylvania avenue. and for all the security threats i saw as national security advisor, all the challenges we faced, i never thought i would see that. jedediah: maybe there is youtube video somewhere that she can blame. pete: well said she lost all credibility when she lied about a real attack on four

americans left behind and mischaracterred rised to your point blaming on a video in benghazi. jedediah: unbelievable. pete: left always talks about democracy. we are a republic. she is now playing the predictable partisan game. she is it not drawing any real national security conclusions she is adding to the froth of trump hatred. jedediah: trey gowdy calling her out. take a listen. >> i think that might be the same susan rice that went on the five sunday talk shows and botched every single fact about what happened in the benghazi lost four our fellow citizens. same riewfn rice who threatened to run against susan collins because she had unmitted item merit to vote for brett kavanaugh. the biggest threat we have to our democracy is when people who don't like trump and didn't vote for him want to undermine and reverse election results. that's what is going to do us in as a republic. pete: do you remember when bowe bergdahl served with honor and distinction. i think susan rice said

that, too. let's take her judgment with 9,000 pounds of salt. jedediah: amazing too, how certain political figures just get these opportunities to go on these shows and somehow don't lose credibility with the media when they have made so many mistakes publicly over and over again. you would think that maybe people wouldn't treasure her as a guest whose opinion on this matter would be weighted so heavily. i mean, this is a woman who really humiliated herself quite profoundly. pete: instead they go unchallenged. please, tell me more. jedediah: american diplomats peace talks with taliban negotiators in pakistan. reuters reporting the two sides met this week for the first time since president trump declared the talks dead last month. the u.s. had been discussing a deal that would end america's longest war. about 14,000 american service members are stationed in afghanistan. and hundreds gather to celebrated the life of one of new york's finest.

nypd officer brian laid to rest after being killed by friendly fire during a struggle with an armed suspect earlier this week. [bagpipes. [] [fellow officers saluting his flag-draped casket. the six year veteran of the force was promoted to detective after his death and honored with a 10 helicopter flyover. and 85-year-old woman hospitalized after being mulled by what's believed to be a bobcat. on morning walk outside her apartments complex when the animal jumped out from behind a car. she suffered injuries to her arm and face. her husband tried to help but he fell and broke his hip. police are now asking for help finding the animal. and a tv reporter gets unwelcomed visit from a hungry camel. >> whoa,. >> he just wants kisses.

the camel ambushing the reporter in dubai snatch ago loaf of bread right from his hand. a second camel also seen lurking in the background waiting to pounce. luckily nobody was hurt. looks to me like he was just hungry and wanted kisses. pete: you saw kisses? jedediah: oh, look. he wants to get in the car. hello. pete: bobcats not your friend. animals are great. this week marks two years since isis fighters murdered four american heroes and now the state department offering millions for their capture. retired marine joey jones on the latest push for justice coming up next. i'm really into this car,

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♪ ♪ pete: u.s. state department now offering two $5 million rewards for isis militants responsible for killing four u.s. heroes in a 2017 ambush attack in niger. griff: now two years later will we finally see justice? here to react is fox news contributor and retired u.s. marine corps bomb technician joey jones. good morning to you, joey. >> good morning, guys. griff: to your anniversary, a big reward out there, what do you make of this? >> well, i think justice is what these guys deserve. these heroes deserve. i'm glad we are going after it. something that underscore is that we are still at war. we still have people who get killed in places that we don't even know we are. and i just hope the american people take note of that and understand that as we are debating things like bring our troops home from afghanistan, it's not just a political talking point to win a democratic nominee or to win the election.

these are national security strategies and everywhere we are not, the enemy is and it just needs to be a part of that conversation. it's not really to advocate to go to war on every continent but to say we have enemies that are ready to kill us everywhere. that's why we have a military and it's why we have them forward deployed. pete: joey, to your point. i think most people didn't realize we had a mission in niger two years ago. most people today largely foregot been that fact. certainly not the families and communities that lost these brave heroes. but what more can we do to make sure regular americans understand how significant american involvement is. even if we don't want to be endless war around the globe? >> i think we are doing it. we are reporting on it. especially when we lose men and women in combat. i think part of the problem is we allow our national security strategy to get so entangled in the politics of things, you know, i have said on air and some of these other outlets have tried to tear me up for it, i don't feel like we have been at war, i feel like we have had seven or eight

different wars same place over 18 years. when a president runs for office and makes promises and then even when the president keeps a promise, if that promise is bring troops home so they can win the next election. >it doesn't exactly make that strategy easy. people look at our generals and think they must be war hawks because they always want to keep troops there it's because those generals don't leave every four years and lived through bringing troops home, having who is left get killed and sending troops back and this cycle that we perpetuate. i think as american people go to the ballot box and vote look for politicians who have strategy and not just a talking point when it comes to national security. you know, i think what i read there might be 150 fighters in niger from this i think it's called the greater shah harrahs, you know, part of isis. and so this is 150 fighters that might take 20 of our guys to go kill if they are supported correctly. those type of strategies aren't keeping our troops at war but they are going out, finding our enemy and killing them. and the american people need to understand the

difference. jedediah: i want to ask you about this knife attack in paris four people killed. he killed three police officers. he injured several others during this attack and was stopped by an officer who shot the assailant in the compound's courtyard said a police official. what do you make of this attack and what do you make of this gun stopping this knife massacre? >> well, first off, it's the most horrific thing ever. these are men and women sworn to protect the people of their community. and someone from within their building took a knife to them and killed four of them before that person was stopped. one of the things that i thought it pointed out to me this was a ceramic knife. even a metal detector would not have stopped this person. that's something that we need to take heed to here in this country. if you believe in guns or not, at least understand you should have an adefensive mentality, you should be ready to defend yourself and the people around you. if you don't feel like you can get training and get that mentality. we live in a world where people can get influenced with an iphone and that's the biggest enemy we have.

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pete: i'm reading about the convince and yankees. we are not going to talk about that. tonight's game. other headlines for you. president trump offering advice for retirees take advantage of medicare savings account after signing his medicare executive order this week. the president twooght in part medicare advantage premiums next year will be their lowest in the last 13 years. adding we cannot let the radical socialists take that away through medicare for all: and, door dash is hit with a class action lawsuit after a massive data breach. the food delivery giant admits it affected nearly 5 million customers. the personal data was circulated

online. griff, down to you. griff: pete, thanks. ukraine's chief prosecutor announce ago review of the burisma case. despite development biden is maintaining his son's innocence. >> this is not about me it's not about my son. >> how has your role as vice president in charge of policy in ukraine and your son's job in ukraine, how is that not a conflict of interest. >> it's not a conflict of interest. there has been no indication of any conflict of interest. ukraine or anywhere else. period, i'm not going to respond to that. griff: here to react is fox news legal analyst and author of the book "witch-hunt." gregg jarrett. there's the book. gregg, so vice president biden was the obama administration point man on the ukraine. now he is taking tough questions. what do you make you have it. >> it's an egregious conflict of interest. and joe biden knows it. but he is spinning it because he got caught. i mean, here is joe biden as vice president encouraging

actively ukraine to increase their nationa natural gas produn and his son is sitting on one of the biggest natural gas company's board. and then he pockets $3 million for a job that he has no qualifications for. he knows nothing about gas and he knows nothing about ukraine. this is a kid who is leveraging his father and the question is what was joe biden's intent when he was essentially extorting or bribing ukraine to drop an investigation or to get rid of a prosecutor who was investigating his son. griff: okay. so that's key there so that prosecutor, viktor shokin who we know from rudy giuliani, apparently his interview with him that the prosecutor was told to back off. now on "fox & friends" was the new prosecutor in ukraine saying i'm going to review 15 cases closed by former prosecutor including

burisma. it's not a new investigation. into bidens but can it get there. >> oh, inevitably. you have to look at it. it's logical he knows what's going on in the world. the president had every right to ask ukraine to look into it. if the president is aware of potential evidence in the hands of a foreign government, that a u.s. official, joe biden, misused his office to confer a benefit on that nation in exchange for something of value, protecting his son, that's a corrupt act, if proven. it is, you know, not just extortion and bribery statutory crimes services fraud. it's a violation of the foreign corrupt practices act. so this president is not abusing his power. there's a treaty that we have with ukraine that requires them to provide this information. griff: wait. let me come back. the attention is on president trump. have you three house

committees led by democrats that say that the president committed an impeachable act. >> nonsense. griff: did he commit a crime. >> it's not an abuse of power to ask for information from a foreign government. presidents do it all the time. justice department officials do it on an almost daily basis. we have offices all over the world with fbi agents working with foreign governments to stop corruption and crackdown on it and prosecute people. we need and receive generally their cooperation. this is not an abuse of power by the president, it's a proper exercise of power. >> gregg, if we learn from kurt volker, from inspector general of the ic, these others that the president was leveraging his power. >> that's not what they say. griff: to get ukraine to investigate is it a crime. >> according to fox news, catherine herridge, volker testified that there was no quid pro quo, that there was no pressure applied by president trump on ukraine

and that the conversation was totally appropriate. that is corroborated by another ambassador son land who sent a text message at the time saying the president has been crystal clear there is no quid pro quo. >> we know that gordon son land contributed to president trump's campaign and some are pointing to that saying that actually these text messages and it's all over the cover of the "new york times" does prove that there was a quid pro quo, but you disagree. >> oh, absolutely. i mean based on what these ambassadors are saying and the evidence suggests. this look at the conversation itself. there is no pressure. there is no quid pro quo. there is no demand, unlike what joe biden was doing. there was an extortion and bribery demand. the question is what was his purpose? if it was to protect his son, that's a crime potentially. if it wasn't, it's not. >> now, until tuesday, we have a new book. i know for one my mother cannot wait to get. this have you given me a copy here.

here it is, "witch-hunt." what's in it? >> how is it possible that a small group of unelected but very powerful government officials were able to convince tens of millions of americans that the president is a traitor based on nothing. i answer the question in witch-hunt. it comes out tuesday. people can order it online, barnes & noble and amazon. griff: thanks, gregg. impeachment task force. michael loft husband sounds off hard coming up next.

♪ i want to dance with somebody ♪ i want to feel the heat with somebody. griff: it's your shot of the morning men's college lacrosse team takes it to new heights by taking a ballet class. work on agility coordination and poise. pete: team trained by international dancers from l.a. took them under their wing between performances. jedediah: let me tell you ballet is hard. griff: you betcha. that's a brilliant move. my daughter just got a part in the nutcracker. seven days a week they

practice and agility is unbelievable. jokes around look i have learned this move dad, try. it's really really difficult. the point is to give these players agility. they need that. pete: or the point was the coach wanted to take them down a few notches. all right, you think you are so cool. go do some ballet and see how good you are at that because it's really difficult. my high school basketball coach made us do yoga. watch 611 centers do yoga for the first time. jedediah: hard task. just saying: democratic coalition launching impeachment task force made up of angry celebrities alyssa milano and tom around and debra messing. and rosie o'donnell. pete: comedian and founder ever the loftus party.

michael loftus. i have seen a few task forces none that look like this one. >> i have to chime in on the sports thing. when i was playing soccer i had to take an acting class. oh, i'm hurt. i'm hurt. that is true. poet pete that is true. well-served. griff: is this task force? is it a war room? i'm sure hollywood doesn't want to call it that. >> it's ridiculous. impeachment task force sounds so serious. right? sounds like a government agency. it's the usual cast of characters. it's rosy, it's alyssa milano and tom arnold. it's a bunch of angry democrats that can't stand president trump. they should have just they weren't going to call it the funky impeachment bunch. it's the impeachment task force. sit around and tweet horrible things about trump every day. like true democrats they have figured out a way to

get paid to do it. jedediah: somebody out there to visit you mayor pete. he is going to fund raise with the fund raise with the stars decaprio and paris hilton is mayor pete the talk of the town out there. >> it's very exciting. all he has to do is pick up one piece of garbage he will have lapped nancy pelosi and adam schiff for lifetime service to the state of california. mayor pete, he is going to have a long day, like he is going to raise the money. but he has got to like listen to like leonardo decaprio and paris hilton's ideas. that's going to be horrible. >> listen to paris hilton's ideas? >> right. because he wants the money. so he is going to be like yeah, climate change. and she is that's hot. that's hot. griff: hold on a seconds. i remember i covered when a young barack obama went to

hollywood. started taking in donations. it was very big. show you some of the celebrate donors donate to mayor pete. sharon stone 60 5600 bucks. francis mcdoor manned 3,000. kevin bacon 2800. larry david 2800. and john stamos 1,000. is the tide going to start happening in hollywood. >> he might. he is popular. mayor pete his vice presidential campaign looks like it's going to do really well. [laughter] everybody likes this guy. i guarantee he has no plans to really be president. that dude is running for v.p. maybe get acting advice act surprised when elizabeth warren calls him. elizabeth? vice president, well, sure. who would have dreamed? pete: if only all of

hollywood voted mayor pete might have more than 5% right now. michael loftus, thank you very much. >> oh, slam. pete: turning now to your headlines. outrage. quiz question describe president trump as an idiot. one parent tweeting out a picture of the test expressing her disbelief. she complained to the school opened an investigation. turns outs the teacher did not create the quiz herself but rather downloaded it from online study guide without carefully reviewing the questions. the school says she has been disciplined. a nearly 30-year-old old cold case is solved thanks to a tossed out cigarette arrested and charged with murder after police in washington state picked up the cigarette butt and had it compared to the d.n.a. found at the murder scene of sarah area borough. and paypal is group of companies backing facebook's new crypto currency plan.

paypal will focus for on its own business. big blow for lib bra. other partners are also reconsidering after overlack bash from regulators and skepticism over the future of crypto currency. just stick to bit coin. all right. two barely clever cubs get creative after looking -- locking themselves inside a van. [horn blowing] jed, cubs might be cute but they are not smart. the tennessee van owner thinks it climbed through a van door after shutting and locking it. after hearing honking for 20 minutes he went outside to let the bears escape. jedediah: he helped the bears escape. can't leave them stuck in there have you got to help a bear out every now and then. pete: call animal control. bring your shout gun. steve. griff: they are very smart. i think they are very smart. jedediah: also pigs are very

smart i will have everyone know and very clean despite their poor reputation by the media. griff: cold weather brings bears outs of hibernation. pete: doesn't cold weather bring bears into hibernation? jedediah: i thought had you that wrong. pete: help griff out. rick: other way around. it's cold, guys. we are all freezing out here. way too cold for this time of area. not really. it feels like it it's been so warm. take a look at the maps. show you what's going on. here is your air temps across the great lakes and the northeast. right now 37 in albany but it's actually breezy out there. feels a little bit colder. we actually have temps feeling below the actual air temp. that means it's air chill and get into that season. freeze advisories into effect. anywhere you see darker blue that's freeze warnings end of growing season. happening across parts of the northeast right now. still really out across the southeast, we broke all kinds of records for high temperatures across the southeast this year and atlanta finally below 90 degrees and take a look at what happens by the time

we get to monday, almost everybody finally across the south cooling down and it will feel like fall and people will be very happy about that. all right, guys. back to you inside. jedediah: thanks, rick. griff: thank you now i know exactly when the bears come out. that's very helpful. you know him from the football field. now former nfl player scott turner is being drafted to washington. turner joins us with the big issue in america. is he tackling right now. you don't want to miss it. ♪ don't want to know your name ♪ ♪

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daughter's sat score to get her into usc as a fake water palo recruit. actress felicity huffman was sentenced to four months. lori loughlin pleaded not guilty. her trial is next year: paying consultants to come up with community service proposals to get lighter sentences. businessman david sloan reportedly promised to start a new special olympics program that private schools across the country. the judge dismissed the pitch as and sentenced him to four months behind bars over to you. pete: pete thanks, jed. opportunity zones created in 2017 jobs act. >> thousands and thousands of zones in inner cities and poor neighborhoods tremendous investments going. in tremendous jobs are happening. revitalization is hang. it's been incredible for the african-american community. griff: and to help support

the initiative the white house drafting former nfl player scott turner of executive director of the opportunity and revitalization counsel. pete: former defensive back scott turner joins us now. thanks for joining us. we will get to football in a bit because we can't resist. let's start first with opportunity zones. explain to our viewers what they are and the impact they are having. >> so as you guys herds the president opportunity zones were created as a result of the tax cuts and jobs act in 2017. and from a high level overview, opportunity zones are those distressed communities inside of our country that have a high poverty rate, a low median income. and some areas have a high crime rate, lack of quality education question was asked what's being done in under served communities to help people inside the communities to fulfill their god-given potential and also unleash private capital and partner with public investment to bring about

revitalization? so we have been on a tour around the country. i was appointed about 21 weeks ago by the president. and we have had opportunity to visit, 42, 43 cities in those last 20 or 21 weeks. we are seeing amazing results. and also, people coming together to work in unity from elected officials, community leaders, faith leaders, education and developers. to come together and talk about the pain and the community. talk about the history also to talk about the promise. what can be done to lift the people in the community together. it's amazing. i'm really encouraged by it. griff: while we have you, scott. i apologize i have to do. this because i'm from washington. i'm a diehard red skins fan. you played there we are having a little bit of trouble. is there any chance you can go back and play because we need some help. we are 0-4 facing tomorrow the super bowl champion patriots? >> you know, i thought about it the other night when i was watching the game i was in d.c. and i was sitting

there in my apartment and i said, you know, can i go back and give them at least 10 or 15 minutes. [laughter] i'm pulling for them. i'm always pulling for them. griff: 234rer89. we are going to draft you and put you back out on that field. they have problems. also you played for the broncos and they are not doing so well as well. >> they are not. when you play for teams, man, your heart goes out to them. you watch them. i support them. actually i support all of the players having worked with the nfl and players. not doing well but they will pull it out. the coaches and the staff and the players have got to get together. the nfl is hard, it's hard to win in the nfl. i don't think people realize that on a week-to-week basis. pete: i will go watch my vikings beat the giants tomorrow in new york stadium. [buzzer] pete: no, no, no. it's going to happen. any surprises this season. >> i thought the broncos would be doing better. they are not. i don't like green bay

historically. pete: me neither. >> they have caught my eye. they are doing a great job. we will see. new england is new england. you have to give it to those guys the coaches and the players. they will find a way to win. i think it's their process. their process helps them to be victorious. pete: a culture. griff: i doubt they will find a way tomorrow. we will all be shocked when the red skins beat the patriots. scott turner, thanks for being here. pete: thanks for your work on the opportunity zones. amazing work. griff: well done. pete: this morning celebrating hundreds of american manufacturers. carley shimkus is live at the made in america conference in indianapolis. we will check in with her. there she is. hey, carley. that's coming up. ♪ going to have a little fun ♪ i'm here ♪ i'm here for the party ♪ what are you doing back there, junior?

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>> socialism takes capitalism creates bust. this is the unveiling of it. what would he wanted to do was protect small businesses. advocate for their success. 30 million small businesses buss in this country. 90 million people are depend dependents on the success of small business. fourth year we will go out on the road. obviously the president at the beginning of this year in his state of the union kicked off this whole conversation of socialism and capitalism. we couldn't have been happier with that conversation quite frankly. also sad that an american president had to get up at the state of the union and make that comment that this country would never become a socialist country. we will keep fighting this country because socialism in this country is stuarting to take root. we will be fighting that for our small businesses across the country we couldn't be more excited to do that. carley: what would you say are some of the policy ideas that are getting a lot of attention right now that are threatening small businesses the most? >> yeah, exactly.

the scariest one is this medicare for all idea, right? because when you look at the number one issue that small businesses have right now, it really is right now our merck costs. it was taxes and high regulatory costs. thank goodness for the trump administration they have really tackled both of those. really now is healthcare. i think going into 2020 we are going to start seeing some great policies. we will be involved in that as well. carley: you are fighting the big fight. we have a big bus here. i'm sure you will be getting a lot of attention. you can't miss this thing. one of the things about this trade show is that business owners are meeting other business owners. they are networking. so it's people helping people and making america a stronger country. >> that's right. carley: a win-win for everybody. all right. i will send it back to you in the studio. jedediah: thanks, carley. griff: tsa does not have anything about bringing back freeze dried snakes. jedediah: we have a big hour still ahead. mark morgan, dan bongino, and charles payne are all coming up live. don't miss it

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i could download said video tape griff: it would really be your fall. you don't want to see such thing pete: i have at least still shots i could show. jedediah: you got to share the magic with the public. griff: i know nothing about that so it's my wife's birthday so let me pivot and say happy birthday kathleen. pete: also my minnesota twins last lost night but we get our revenge this morning, can i get a correct on the camera there? absolutely. griff: i washington nationals won so we're happy about that and they will probably beat the twins. pete: it's cold but it's baseball. love it. gerri: meanwhile i'm excited to be here all week long i've been reporting on the impeachment inquiry and the deadline was yesterday for the state department secretary pompeo to turn over documents and of course as he traveled overseas all week he has been dogged by this, and just in the last couple of hours, we've had secretary oh, state tom in greece, responding to this entire process, this entire inquiry and we want to bring you

a little bit of what he had to say in athens, greece. >> the state department sent a letter last night to congress, which is our initial response to the document request. we'll obviously do all of the things we're required to do by law. i was a member of congress once, article 1 has a certain set of powers and article 2 has an obligation to make sure that we protect officials at the state department and sadly, there have been congressional inquiries that have harassed and abused state department employees, by contacting them directly, that's harassment and i'll never let that happen to my team so we'll work through this process. pete: he's increasingly skeptical because of what's come out of the intelligence committee, how adam schiff conducted this from the beginning, lying openly about contact with the so-called whistleblower, you know, subpoenas and other threats to members of the administration. it goes all the way back to michael flynn when fbi agents

went and told them he didn't need white house counsel, just talk to us so a lot of skepticism which is healthy because whether it's on the congressional side or institutionally this administration has been under target from day one. jedediah: when you have the guy running the impeachment inquiry and by that i mean shiff who lied openly, repeatedly, saying i have this and turns out it doesn't have it when it came to the russia collusion now he's saying that i have no direct contact with the whistleblower turns out he did, i don't understand how it doesn't undermine the entire process if that is your lead man, and he's deceiving the public and it's on record. we all know the washington post is not exactly a right wing newspaper and they come out and say come on, because it's right in his language. it's not even conveyable. it's out right lying. griff: but it is started and we got a new headline today from the new york times that of course is going to catch people 's eyes and that is a

second official is whether or not to become a whistleblower and what the new york times tells us is that this is an individual, within the intelligence community and may have even more firsthand, you know, correspondence and knowledge of what is ultimately been these concerns of the president trying to ask a foreign leader to start an investigation into the bidens. pete: first of all i'm fired up about this, i'm sick of the world whistleblower, we've dealt with a lot of them at the va, it's a legitimate thing but it's a whole other thing when moorers shows you want to leak information, you've got your own partisan perspective, you don't have firsthand knowledge and what the media does is they wrap this guy in the blanket of a whistleblower so now it's official, we've got to listen to them, they are doing the same thing with the second person maybe it's credible, maybe it isn't but let's see what they have to say and see if it's any different than what the first guy said and the second point is these text messages griff, you just mentioned it, i have to

give you credit because you brought it up this morning, inside the failing new york times they have the text exchanges printed on the front of course highlighted in the portions they think are most dam ming to the president and the narrative they want to advance, but deep down, at the bottom of page a-14 not highlighted, is the point at which gordon says the president has been crystal clear, no quid pro quos of any kind. griff: there it is right there and we were reporting yesterday, these text messages are significant. now for our viewers these are two u.s. diplomats discussing the withholding of u.s. military to ukraine, discussing the administration's interest into an investigation into corruption , but it is this key point where the u.s. ambassador to the eu, is saying to the ukraine yankees ambassador, bill taylor, no quid pro quos of any kind, the new york times obviously feeling very different that the entirety of these text messages sits that it does show a quid pro quo.

>> bill i believe you were incorrect about president trump 's intentions the president has been crystal clear, no quid pro quo of any kind backed up by the prepared remarks, who said that at no time was i aware of or took part in any effort to urge ukraine to investigate former vice president biden as you'll see from the extensive text messages which convey a sense of realtime dialogue with several different actors and vice president biden was never a top in of discussion. you have people coming forward saying biden was not a priority here, there was no quid pro quo and yet you have democrats like nancy pelosi and adam schiff coming out immediately calling for justification for impeachment when what i'm seeing here listen you don't have to like the way the phone call was conducted or be in love with president trump but i don't see any high crimes or misdemeanors being labeled here and democrats should think about making these accusations before fully investigating what their actual ground for impeachment would be. griff: we should say in fairness , there is, we may ultimately see the full

transcript of the testimony and there are certainly, we learned -- pete: who doesn't want to release that transcript? griff: republicans are calling for it but he did clearly express a lot of concern in what was happening, he resigned and many people believe that what he said is damaging to the president and really damaging to rudy guiliani. pete: the ukraine yankeeses say they weren't pressured a formerly corrupt prosecutor was pushed out for what reason we don't know, and the new government ran on rooting out corruption so when you look at a lot of the, and oh, by the way, ukraine got the money and they got more support than the obama administration ever gave them they were giving them food, when they were asking for weapons to stand up against the russians, so you go back to the beginning, and what adds up to high crimes and misdemeanors? the donald trump committed getting elected on election day and they talked about impeachment almost immediately. they invented a scandal on russia, based on a real scandal which is the surveillance, and

when that smoke smothered out they moved on to ukraine. well they went through a recession and racism in between those two and now it's ukraine. they're not stopping and that was when i was in the diner for fox & friends talking to folks this week in minnesota not a single supporter of the president felt like this was remotely serious. this is all of the bubble heads in new york and d.c. think it's serious but voters who have watched all of this. griff: this may have serious repercussions for former vice president biden, and his name and administration coming up. one of my colleagues, i don't know who it is but a reporter out on the trail, was pressing the former vice president about his son's ties to ukraine. listen to what happened in los angeles yesterday. >> all this talk of the president about corruption comes from those corrupt president we've had in modern history. he's the definition of corruption. he's indicted himself by his own statement. this is not about me. it's not about my son.

>> how is your role as vice president been with your son's job in ukraine how is that not a conflict of interest? >> it's not a conflict of interest. there's been no indication of any conflict of interest. period. i'm not going to respond to that let's focus on the problem. focus on this man. what he's doing that no president has ever done. no president. jedediah: he's got to stop doing that and stop pointing fingers and he's got to stop expecting he's not going to be asked tough questions. you're running for president of the united states. you expect the current president of the united states to be asked tough questions you already made wild accusations about his guilt , and in various issues and somehow you expect to go out there and just say oh, i'm not going to answer that. now the headline from the media had that been donald trump out there saying i'm just not going to answer it the headline is oh, donald trump doesn't care about transparency, why doesn't joe biden get the same headline when he's being asked a valid question many would argue and he's saying i don't owe you an answer for that. that's outrageous to me.

pete: he's not used to being asked tough questions. democrats get free passes from the media for the most part in this case, to your point, argue the other side of this. if it were to be donald trump and he had one of his sons in that country making money, based on no real connection other than his last name or personal knowledge, it would be wall to wall coverage of that corruption , because vice president biden, candidate biden was the vice president yet they ask almost nothing more than that and he refuses to answer. griff: the president weighing in on what this is all about. here is what he had to say. president trump: i don't care about biden's campaign but i do care about corruption. his campaign that's up to him. politics that's up to them. i don't care about politics. i think i have an obligation to do it probably a duty to do it. corruption we are looking for corruption, when you look at what biden and his son did or when you look at other people, what they've donald i believe there was tremendous corruption with biden but i think there was

beyond, so we are looking at corruption. we're not looking at politics, we're looking at corruption. jedediah: and that's been a talking point coming from the administration this is about corruption and election interference in 2016 and making sure that that doesn't happen again, and this is about corruption going on internally within ukraine, and whether or not the united states could have a solid partnership with the country that had that level of corruption and the president urging them to combat that. that is his talking point that's coming out of the white house and also from pompeo on the same page. griff: and the president is going to continue to face questions about whether or not the role of his personal attorney looking into it is going to be a problem but one things for sure this is going on for a long time and we'll get a lot more on it. jedediah: we'll turn to headlines for you now. president trump setting a higher bar for u.s. visa applicants starting next month they must prove they can get health insurance or cover a medical cost within 30 days of entering the country. the white house says the measure is intended to stop immigrants without coverage from raising

costs for everyone else and it will not a play to asylum seeker s. and jodie arias could have her murder conviction overturned she is serving a life sentence for the 2008 murder of his ex- boyfriend. an appeals court agreeing to hear arguments over alleged misconduct by the lead prosecutor he is accused of leak ing a juror's name to a blog ger and lying about it to investigators. >> an act of patriotism caught on camera when a teen thought no one was looking. a teacher taking a picture of the high school football player pausing to honor the national anthem on his way to practice in north carolina. they shared his story with us earlier. >> i did it because a lot of men died for our rights to be free today, and i wanted to stand for because it was the right thing to do. jedediah: he says he grew up respecting the flag and the military in part because of his grandfather's service. and wwe smackdown makes an

electrifying debut on fox with the legend returning after a three-year hiatus. >> i love you, smackdown! >> [applause] "the rock" is cooking! jedediah: the rock just one of the highlights last night, and he was winning the wwe title but as he celebrated, the usc fighter made a shocking debut pummeling him, nine years after taking his title. wow. pete: there's always drama. griff: "the rock" looks pretty fit i think he could win. pete: he's still very fit. jedediah: for sure. griff: president trump delivering on his promise to build the wall, with over 70 miles now completed and hundreds more underway acting commissioner mark morgan joins us with the progress report, you don't want to miss. >> ♪ ♪ (male announcer) now you can save big on all the gear you need for opening day

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>> build that wall. president trump: we're getting the wall, we're getting the wall we're building the wall and it's going up and its gone up. griff: its been a promise since the beginning of his presidency and now the trump adminitration is marking new progress on completing the border wall. customs and border protection are saying that more than 71 miles of border wall have been completed with hundreds more under construction, and here with more the acting commissioner mark morgan good morning, mr. commissioner, thanks for joining us give us an update on the wall. >> so we are building the wall and we're continuing to up that pace every day and i need to give a shout out to general semi ni leading the army core of engineer's efforts to do just that and we're working on a

daily basis and he and his team is doing an outstanding job and we are on track to reach out 45e end of 2020 and it's making an impact every single day, griff. griff: commissioner, we want to show you here a little bit of the progress. we said 71 miles completed right but we actually have 162 miles under construction and 276 pre- construction miles going now you can see it there. this looks like you're getting something done, mr. commissioner >> we absolutely are, griff: you and i talked about this and the wall is much more than giving the border patrol an advantage on the humanitarian crisis, on the illegal flow of immigrants, but what we don't talk enough is the second half of that crisis, and that's drugs illicit narcotics, flowing into this country every single day, at astronomical numbers impacting every town, city, and state in our nation. the wall is going to help the agents on the line prevent that,

every single day. griff: that's a good point. now these new miles are going up in the rio grande valley sector, and it accounts for some 50% of the drugs coming across our southwest border and we want to show you some of the stats from this year, marijuana 123,000 pounds, cocaine 2,500 pounds, heroin 87-pound, methamphetamine 1,700 pounds and fentanyl deadly fentanyl, 11 pounds which you're saying, mr. commissioner, is that all of those drugs coming across that you see that that cost americans lives the wall will help prevent that. >> absolutely, and we're targeting to build over 100 miles of new wall in our area and let me talk about one step. 11 pounds of fentanyl that's enough to kill over 2 million people in this country and rgb is only one of nine sectors in the southwest border and those stats don't even include all of the ports of entry so the amount of drugs in this country is astronomical. last year in 2018, the 10,000

kilograms of illicit narcotics were received and griff what's important american people need to understand that's just what we seized. i think we could estimate quadruple that getting threw and that's why we had 68,000 americans last year die from overdoses of illicit narcotics. every town, city, and state is a border town, border city and border state and the drugs from the southwest border are entering your city. griff: very quickly, we're almost out of time commissioner but are you suggesting then that the wall is actually saving lives? >> i could tell you, griff, that wall, every single mile of wall that's being built increases our operational capacity to stem the flow of illegal narcotics entering this country and saving lives, yes. griff: commissioner thanks for being here we look forward to the next update. thank you sir. you bet. griff: a bold move by ohio university kicking off new hazing allegations in herely one year after a freshman died at a frat house and their attorney,

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griff: quick headlines, senator bernie sanders promising a quick return to the campaign trail, after being released from the hospital, the sanders campaign confirming the candidate did in fact suffer a heart attack. fox news medical contributor dr. marc siegel all joined us earlier to weigh in on his recovery. >> i guarantee you he's not listening to his doctors because physicians would not tell him to go back on the campaign trail with all of the stress, very high level of stress on the campaign trail. griff: sanders plans to participate in the next democratic detate on october 15. meantime, senator elizabeth warren is hot on sanders heels in fundraising, warren's campaign raising $24.6 million last quarter, behind sanders

25.3 million, warren's campaign also making news after cutting ties with national organizing director, richard mcdaniel over multiple complaints of inappropriate behavior, jedediah jedediah:, well ohio university suspending all fraternities indefinitely following claims of widespread hazing at seven of its 15 chapters in just a 48 hour timeframe. pete: you'll remember the chapter ex preled in may following the death of an 18-year-old freshman. his parents say he died of asphyxiation after ingesting nitrous oxide, forced on him by frat members. jedediah: here to react is the attorney for collin's parents, and shawn welcome to the show. so, you are representing collin 's parents. what is your number one goal with your lawsuit? >> our number one goal is justice for collin, and for the family and making sure that we do everything in our power to make sure it doesn't happen to any other family, anywhere in the country. pete: here is a statement from

ohio university. they sent it to our show fox & friends. we needed to collectively take a pause and make sure we are all on the same page, we're working quickly to establish guidelines for being reinstated. we will allow fraternities to be reinstated on a case-by-case basis. so, this is an absolute tragedy what happened to collin and at the same time there are plenty of fraternities at that university and elsewhere, where hazing is normal it's part of the process. how do you not throw the baby out with the bath water, address the concerns without getting rid of the entire system? >> i've heard that from others. i think the issue is it's a little bit of an inconvenience for some of those folks to have a pause put on their greeks for a short time. i think the bigger picture is though that it gives the university an opportunity to do a lot moreover site, a lot more modii forking, some of the things they frankly could have been doing before, but i think that it's again a small

inconvenience for the greater good. jedediah: i'm curious how common these cases are. is this something you have seen come up in your practice with other universities in the past with respect to hazing? >> unfortunately, yes. this is not an isolated incident i think just as you saw probably a couple days ago, at miami university, there were 18 indictments handed down by the butler county prosecutor, and that again, it's a nationwide epidemic. it's a systemic problem in the greek system how these groups operate. you've got young men, you know, 19, 20, 21 years old, who are given the power and the reigns to run these organizations. they are hazed themselves and put in the positions of power and they do the same thing to the pledges who come up the ranks. pete: sean alto, thank you very much for your time. >> thank you. pete: remember when adam schiff made these claims about the person they're calling a whistleblower? >> i don't know the identity of the whistleblower. >> we have not spoken directly

with the whistleblower. they haven't contacted you or their legal representation hasn't contacted you. >> i don't want to get into any particulars. jedediah: now the washington post said he lied. dan bongino is fired up about the congressman and he's sound ing off, coming up next don't miss e

>> you don't know who this

alleged whistleblower is, or what they are alleging? >> i don't know the identity of the whistleblower. >> and they haven't contacted you or their legal representation hasn't contacted you? >> i don't want to get into any particulars. i want to make sure there's nothing that i do that jeopardizes the whistleblower in any way. we have not spoken directly with the whistleblower. we would like to but i'm sure the whistleblower has concerns that he has not been advised as the law requires by the inspector general or the director of national intelligence just as to how he is to communicate with congress, and so the risk of the whistleblower is retaliation. pete: the adam schiff there he was explaining it away, let's bring in dan bongino, and the failed takedown of president got by the swamp. dan, even the washington post came out and said that this is outright false, from the washington post, your reaction? >> well on this network, about a week and a half ago, i warned

everyone that this was the pre- planned hit, the whistleblower game and by the way, it's not a whistleblower, it's a deep state, clearly looking to take down trump. whistleblower's report crimes and government mall freeze answer, not the president, doing foreign diplomacy on the phone with foreign countries. guys listen how many times are we burned by schiff? he's a fraud, a fake, a shell gameplayer in times square. you know the shell game? i was a cop in new york. you can't actually win that game they are defrauding you out of the money you nowhere you try to pick the bean out of the shell? that's adam schiff. he's faking you, he's that guy at the soccer game that takes the fall when he wasn't actually hit. how many hoaxes are we going to allow this guy to people etrait? now, i'm backing this up with evidence. can we go through a few points this was an actual fraud from the start? number one there was no promise. remember the leak? there was a promise president trump was going to give up the nuclear codes in the ukraine. false. the next messages we now have

from gordon which you covered on the show earlier, there is no quid pro quo, it's convenient, pete i'm glad you pointed that out the new york times put that on page like 7,622. the meeting, the next day, after the trump phone call to ukraine. the guy bill taylor who suggested there was a quid pro quo wasn't even in the meeting but gordon says there wasn't was kind of a convenient fact. one more thing. if you're going to extort the ukraine yankeeses for military aid, you may want to tell them that. it's kind of convenient that you tell them you're holding up the ukraines didn't even know about the military. pete? i'm going to steal your money if you don't rat out your buddy. i have to tell you about steal ing your money first. they didn't tell them anything about the military. this was a hoax from the start. the signs were everywhere and the suckers in media laughed it up again it's incredible. gaffney dan griff: dan there may be a second whistleblower another member of the intelligence community coming forward would that not reinforce

what the first one is alleging? >> well, alleging what, griff? we saw the track represent. what's there to allege. i don't understand, allege what? that there's an extra super double transcript? we already read his words. there's nothing in there. what's the second whistleblower going to say, that no, no, i reread the transcript and i have a version of it in san script, and it really says there was, there's nothing there he already released the transcript. griff: we believe, dan the next whistleblower, according to the new york times article, would simply reinforce the premise that the trump adminitration was trying to leverage in some way, the military aid for, in exchange, a investigation to be reopened. >> griff, come on. you aren't seriously falling for this are you? we read the transcript. jedediah: uh-huh.

>> we saw what happened. you have the guy, gordon sunland in a text message saying he spoke with the president whose literally in a meeting the next day with the ukraine saying there's no quid pro quo. here is what's going on and what they are covering. do you see this article? ukraine's effort to sabotage trump. do you want to see what else they are covering? australian diplomats sabotaging trump. do you want to see more? british intelligence passing information on trump to the obama administration. do you want to see more? christopher steele identifying russian sources. that's what they're hiding. it's ridiculous reports. griff: how important do you think it is that we all see curt voelker's testimony that happened yesterday behind closed doors. >> i think it's very important and i think the fact that he dismantled a career diplomat the in tire theory of this ridiculous promise is important. it's nonsense, this is made up. listen there's an election coming up. i'm a republican, it's not a secret.

i ran as a republican. you don't like the president's foreign policy, there's an election coming up, but these allegations that he committed treason, bribery and high crimes and misdemeanors and it's worthy of impeachment is a joke. the democrats entirely lost the initiative and they made the mistake of putting the slow ball adam schiff whose a total fraud, he got busted lying, they got busted on paperwork, they should have went to the icig first, it's falling apart and the democrats are in a panic. that's why you'll see second and third whistleblowers and they're not whistleblowers. they are people trying to take down this administration from the inside. jedediah: i don't know how they aren't humiliated with nancy pelosi calling for impeachment before she even had the transcript because adam schiff being completely deceptive in front of the public and yet getting invitations to show up in these talk shows and you have no misdemeanors. no one can side what those grounds for impeachment would actually be. i've not heard it once.

>> jed, the icig didn't see the transcript before they felt it was an urgent concern. the inspector general didn't see it either. jedediah: thanks, dan. pete: appreciate it. >> you got it guys. thanks. griff: well turning to your headlines newly-released 911 tapes revealing the heartbreaking words from a mother the day her daughter went missing. >> i can't find my daughter. people say that probably somebody took her. griff: the 5-year-old went missing from a new jersey park last month and her mom says she was waiting in her car while her kids played at a nearby playground and when she went to meet them her daughter was gone. police say they are looking for a man seen leading the girl into a van a $35,000 reward is being offered. and this, microsoft warning of a new attempt to interfere in the 2020 presidential election, reuters reporting that hackers

linked to iran have tried to access online accounts tied to president trump's re-election bid. officials say so far, they have not been successful, big tech companies are under pressure from lawmakers around the world, to ramp up election security efforts. >> if you're the type of person whose always wanted to have twins you might be out of luck. >> if your mom is my mom, and my dad is your dad, then we are like sisters! >> we're like twins! griff: the cdc is now reporting a decline in twin births for the first time since the 80s the 4% drop since 2014 is due to better technology for fertility treatments which improve the odd s of single child birth, and those are your headlines, just clarify if there's only one in there, right? jedediah: there's only one and i'm thinking where do two of them fit in here. i don't even know how that

happens. pete: i love to take a headline and find a reason to play a movie clip. griff: good movie. rick you aren't a twin are you? rick: no. i'm the youngest of five so my siblings were like paired off. i wanted a twin. i thought it would have been so cool. jedediah: awww. rick: to have my own, that's such a sad sounding story. >> [laughter] rick: i know. hey did you know that today is do something nice day? >> no. rick: what are you going to do? >> i don't know. rick: are you with her? >> i am that's my sister. rick: so she has to do something nice for you right? do something nice, people. take a look at the weather map and show you what's going on. we have got temperatures cooling down, a lot this week take a look at what monday looks like. you've been so hot across the south in fact we broke all kinds of records this week, with high temperatures across the south, the number of days above 90, highest temperatures all year, this week, and we're in october, we stay cool for monday, into tuesday, and into wednesday.

things are going to be looking very very nice and that cold you see in billings on wednesday, 29 that's going to come with a big snowstorm get ready by thursday. guys back to you. griff: oh, man, snow. pete: rick, griff said he's doing something nice for you later on. rick: please, i'm waiting and ready. pete: thanks, rick. all right, well, in 1969, some day we'll be together, topped the music charts, but why is it feeling like the 60s today? charles payne with the big news about the economy, coming up next. >> ♪ ♪ (burke) at farmers insurance, we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. even a- (ernie) lost rubber duckie? (burke) you mean this one? (ernie) rubber duckie! (cookie) what about a broken cookie jar? (burke) again, cookie? (cookie) yeah. me bad. (grover) yoooooow!

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>> ♪ ♪ pete: griff is alive! it's a song topping the charts 50 years ago. why are we playing a song from 50 years ago here to answer that question is charles payne host of making money on the fox business network. charles: good morning that was back in december of 1969 when the unemployment rate was 3.5% and guess what? we're back. we're back! 3.5%, the number was out yesterday and let me tell you this is a phenomenon number, in part because there's a lot of ways the unemployment rate goes down and one of them is when people leave the labor force. it's a number when last month 117,000 people came back to the labor force, over 100,000 of them were women. so this is an amazing number and by the way, black unemployment rate 5.5%, white 3.2%, asian 2.5 % hispanic unemployment rate shattering the record 3.9% in

january 2017 it's 5.8% this was a phenomenal number. griff: but charles let me ask you there are some manufacturing sector people complaining it's not so great. is that a problem, what is that about? charles: well here is the thing ironically to a degree manufacturing might be a victim of its own success. remember when president trump came into office we were told there would never be another single manufacturing job ever, created. so we created half a million of them so it starts to slow down a little bit so it's an intriguing area, but i think this whole where we're going with robotics and automation and things like that present an amazing opportunity along with, again, removing even more regulations, so i think we're in a position once the trade battle is over with that we can see that resume , but remember, it was already a renaissance, a miracle to even get where we were, so when i see people say well the rate of manufacturing employment is down, yes it's down from elevated levels, and it wasn't

supposed to be this high in the first place. i'm more concerned actually about the oil patch, we've taken a lot of rigs offline, i think it may be the permian basin where we're having structural issues but that's one area where i'm watching being concerned other than that, this is where economists used to say this was full employment in fact 4% was technically considered full employment. any american that wanted a job had a job and i think we can get better. jedediah: you have some democrats hoping for a recession others calling for a recession so it looks like they are not getting what they wish for charles. charles: and i think it's going to get better. here is a fact you never hear but it's more important than this unemployment number. employment to population ratio it's 61%. the record is 64% so there's a lot more room to go but now we have finally gone above where we were at the start of the great recession that's how deep it was but we're back. pete: great. thanks charles. jedediah: appreciate it. pete: you never left though. we've been celebrating product made in america all morning long

griff: let's check in with charlie live in indianapolis, hey, carlie. >> yeah, okay so we are finishing our time at the made in america conference, by talking to the company, with the coolest name. scars and stripes coffee. so this is chad the founder of the company, zach brown, he is a veteran and military program director. chad, you guys helped veterans in such a cool way. tell us about your company. >> we're so excited. we're empowering veterans to start their own business we use a single leveled direct marketing sales program to use military rank structure to give team, mission, purpose and accountability back. these teams are what the veterans starve for and now we're bringing teams back. >> and hiring only veterans right? >> we have a salesforce completely made of veterans. they get unique codes and we build they'll them up. >> one of the cool things this company does is they have the squad leaders, directly communicate with a veteran team members, because transitioning from military life to civilian life can be difficult.

>> that's where we're losing these guys is the transition process back into the civilian life so we structure it just like the military, they come on, get a squad leader assigned to them and then have a monday morning muster where we do the squad leader calls their team to say what's your family doing, it's called the monday morning muster. now really quickly what is your website if you want more information? >> scarsandstripescoffee.com. >> and you are re-launching in november i hear? >> we're going to have a website. >> so a lot of patriotism here at this conference you guys are doing incredible work. i'm going to go shop around maybe bring back some stars and stripes coffee for the fox & friends team how about that? griff: thanks, carlie. pete: we would love to try it tomorrow morning. looks a lot different than any command sargent i've ever met. griff: we have nearly $1 million worth of suv's on fox square formerly known as the plaza. so what makes them so special? all about luxury.

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pete: are you in the market for a luxury suv? well the car coach has you covered. some of the hottest suv's right here on fox square. first up the 2019 bentley? >> yeah, so you think suv, so you start looking at the market and you think i can get into an suv $30,000 and then you start seeing $100,000 cars like the cadillac and the lincoln navigator, that's a lot of money how could it be any more expensive? well these are super suv's they all start at $200,000 and i brought you the best of the best

pete: i love it. >> this is a bentley. pete: bentley suv. >> but remember they make a beautiful car about performance and luxury, real carbon fiber, real leather everything is custom even soft close doors. griff: i don't even know how to start it. >> you press the button. the key is right there. do you see it? now this is all about performance. this claims to be the fastest su v on the market. and its got a 6-liter engine, twin turbos, and a beautiful car isn't that awesome? full glass sunroof, nothing but the best. pete: it's very nice. i'm going to stay in this one. >> so it has to be rolls royce look at this, this is the spirit of ectasy. griff: this car has a feature to prevent it that from being -- >> there you go the spirit of ectasy is the hood ornament isn't it cool?

griff: that is worth $400,000. >> the rolls royce cullinan, you can buy the hood ornament from $2,000, to $200,000, depending if you want diamond encrusted and the name is the largest diamond ever found in the crown jewels, it's absolutely beautiful. 563-horsepower all wheel drive and all wheel steer. this car is yeah, amazing. this is the best of the best. this car comes in just under 400,000. griff: it's my wife's birthday can i give it to her for her birthday? >> if you want to put $100,000 down we can get you in this today. but i'll tell you they build these cars all custom. they don't sell anything at the base price. every one is hand built and they are absolutely spectacular and hand delivered to you. griff: now what else? a lamb border patrol guinea here >> this vehicle is their first suv, they also claim that they have the fastest suv on the market and isn't that beautiful?

rev it. >> that's the most comfortable i have ever been. rick: the heat is on in there. the other one was 400,000 this is only 245,000? >> right. 641-horsepower. actually, we've been driving this all over the city the last two days. 641-horsepower it's a 4-liter turbo charge v8 fuel economy is 12 miles to the gallon but who cares! you're driving, we parked this car on the street and we had little kids stopping taking pictures. i had more people stopping me to ask questions. >> lauren thank you so much. more fox & friends coming right up. when you shop for your home at wayfair,

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petersburg florida, for tickets go to foxnation.com/and even let ed henry in there. jedediah: [laughter] wow! pete: go twins. jedediah: see you tomorrow. neil: new subpoenas in the impeachment inquiry, but still no full house votes on an impeachment inquiry. president trump's daring speaker nancy pelosi to do it even as wall street doesn't seem to be learning all about it and is that the most telling sign on all of this? we're all over egood morning, everyone, happy saturday i'm neil cavuto and you're watching cavuto live we begin in washington with garrett tenney on a new battle over still more subpoenas. gary? >> house democrats are escalat ing the standoff and last night issued a subpoena accusing the president of choosing a path of coverup, the heads of three