♪ this time i know it's for real. who picked the song? >> whose song is this? this is donna summer. this is like a love song and when i was in college i had a crush on someone and i played this, i blasted this in the square and did a little dance an a everything. >> like say anything, with the boom box. >> yes. it was kind of like that. it was a sad moment in my history. >> i love that it's summer, it's getting colder, i want to keep hanging onto summer as long as i can. thank you for donna summer.

>> pete will not be here this weekend because he's serving our country. >> he's doing a fitness exam and ed, i think you prepped him for. >> how incredibly awesome is that? he's headed to the service right now and a estopped at a rest stop -- he stopped at a rest stole in delaware and met a retired new jersey firefighter and he's a "fox & friends" fan and he's named pete. >> i have big shoes to fill. he showed his uniform there. that's a major that he is. he is going to be drilling. it's really great that we're recognizing him because the fact that people still serve in the reserves, the military is what makes us free, pete, thank you for your service and it's an honor to sit here today. >> we'll be talking about your necktie for the washington nationals. i have the yankees tie. they're still alive. hillary clinton is also still

going. she is still taking shots at democrats now, not just president trump, in particular, tulsi gabbard. >> she is suggesting that tulsi is a favorite of the russians. this fridays a podcast. >> oh, the russians. >> let's take a listen, actually. >> they're also going to do third party and i'm not making any predictions but i think they've got their eye on somebody who is currently in the democratic primary and are grooming her to be the third party candidate. she's a favorite of the russians. they have a bunch of sites and bots and other ways to support her so far. and that's assuming jill stein will give it up because she might not because she's also a russian. >> she's still bitter about 2016, charging that jill stein took votes away from her because somehow the russians were behind jill stein. without having the guts to name

tulsi, everyone know she is referring to her. >> she has been an outspoken candidate. she took to tucker where she often a peered, last night -- aa appeared, last night and she blasted back. >> this is about hillary clinton sending a strong message saying that because i am and have long been calling for an end to our country's foreign policy of waging one regime change war after the next, ultimately she knows she can't control me, that i stand for -- i stand against everything that she represents. and that if i'm elected president, if i'm the democratic nominee and elected president, she won't be able to control me, won't be able to manipulate me. this is a race between hillary cline phoclinton and myself ands will be given a clear choice of hillary clinton and all that she represents.

>> gabbard was a top official at the dnc, the vice chair and ended up resigning and endorsed bernie sanders. >> bernie sanders. >> there's history here. >> looks like somebody is a little bitter. >> this is incredibly irresponsible for hillary clinton to do, to come out with no evidence and make a charge like that and give tulsi gabbard an incredible moment to be front and center, calling out somebody that is very powerful, that is hillary clinton. hillary, you did her a huge favor. you put yourself on the front page everywhere looking ridiculous and outray just and looking a little -- outra outras and a little bitter and you gave her an opportunity to look good. her poll numbers will only get better because of what you did. >> i want to -- >>-e-mail us, do youwant hillarn

the race. >> we suffered enough. >> you know who is watching and loving every minute is president trump. democrats the fighting amongst themselves, hillary clinton thinking about getting back in. we shall see. the president lashing out at adam schiff, accusing him of hiding impeachment documents. >> lawmakers are demanding access to key records. >> garrett tenney is live in washington with more. >> reporter: good morning. all nine republican members of the house intelligence committee are accusing adam schiff of trying to prevent them from being involved in the impeachment inquiry. in a letter, the gop lawmakers claimed he and other democrats have not given the minority members access to at least 20 documents including letters to administration officials and transcripts of interviews. the republicans also questioned why the intelligence committee is even leading the impeachment inquiry anymore, given that schiff now says they do not need to hear from the whistleblower.

in the letter, they wrote, as you are aware, the committee was established to conduct critical oversight of the intelligence community and we are increasingly concerned our normal work is being overlooked in favor of partisan activities best suited for another committee. there is also a mounting effort by house republicans to censor adam ship fo schiff for his pary reading of president trump's phone call. he said adam schiff is angry that ambassadors are turning out to be good for me. some really good. he's got all meetings locked down, no trainings paren transps illegal leaks, a very dishonest sleaze bag. 173 republicans have now signed on to support. >> interesting.

mocamong other things what he referred of to about the president saying some of the witnesses that the democrats thought would be good for them are turning out to be pretty good for the president. one, a state department official basically testifying behind closed doors that back in 2015 he had actually warned then vice president biden's office that hunter biden's business dealings could be a real problem and it was largely ignored. that feeds into what president trump and rudy giuliani has been saying for a long time. >> for the last two weeks, while this is going on, i've been reporting, the fact is, if you're going ahead with an impeachment, transparency is the best ingredient. at the same time you have the polls moving toward supporting an impeachment, the american people in those polls are not getting the substance. we're in this thing about process and ken starr, who led whitewater and clinton years is saying this is absurd the way it's being done. here's what he had to say about

the closed door meetings. >> i'm glad a that some voices on the other side of the aisle are saying let's be transparent and why are we doing all this behind closed doors. frankly, that's not consistent with american tradition. it's not the way impeachments have been run in the past. so why are we doing this? let's not forget one basic fact, the speaker of the house of representatives is third in the order of succession. so she should follow the example of newt gingrich and carl albert during the nixon years and say my hands are off this. i entrust this, and she should have entrusted it to the house judiciary committee. >> ken starr saying that it's not consistent with american tradition, the lack of transparency. that's true. it is consistent with adam schiff. that is what adam schiff is about. he's an absolute joke when it comes to transparency. this is the same guy that got on tv multiple times, multiple interviews, saying he had proof of collusion on the part of

president trump. he had nothing. that whole investigation went through and there was no conspiracy found. he is a disaster for democrats. i think every democrat with any shred of sanity knows that to have this guy leading this investigation who has been so -- has shown such a lack of transparency in the past, it's a red mark. it makes the whole thing look tainted, start to finish. >> he's not going to convince the 19 republican senators that need to cross over to ultimately in an impeachment trial in the senate see substance that is going to change their mind. rand paul is making a little bit of news. >> we're going to get to that. he's the latest republican to be chased around and harassed at a restaurant. we've seen this happen to trump supporters before. we'll get to that a little later. meantime, we have headlines. turkish allies lawn offing attacks in syria to fight a five day cease fire being agreed to. sources say arres artillery strs

and shooting lasted throughout the night. right now, nongovernment americans working to help trapped and wounded kurds out of the area. the new developments coming hours after president trump said he spoke with president erdogan of turkey, suggesting he and the kurds want a cease fire. you're looking live at the british parliament, debating boris johnson''s new brexit dea. johnson pleaded with lawmakers to pass the deal. >> let us come together as democrats to get behind this deal, the one proposition that fulfills the verdict of the majority but which also allows us to bring together the two halves of our nation. let's vote for a deal that can heal this country. >> the u.k. will leave the eu at the end of the month if the deal is approved. otherwise, johnson must request another extension. and jane fonda in handcuffs again. the 81-year-old actress arrested at a climate change rally for

the second time in one week. they this time with her grace and frankie co-star, sam watterson. 17 others were also arrested. after fonda was arrested last week, she said she plans to participate in sit-ins and rallies for the next four months. playoff baseball, the yankees involve elimination, taking an early lead and never looking back. >> and it's gone! >> hicks to the sticks as the yankees announcer says, four first inning runs thank to that three-run homer led the new york to a 4-1 over the astros. game six is tonight on fs-1. yankees still alive, james paxton their pitcher, gutsy performance as well. aaron boone, i think he'll be the manager of the year many

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son saying there were tree trems problems with joe biden's son and the ukraine. >> this is president trump jumping over the closed door deposition of george kent as fox news confirms that kent testified he raised concerns in 2015 about hunter biden's dealings in ukraine but was ultimately ignored by the obama, biden administration. joining us live to discuss is hans von pekoski. is this why adam schiff doesn't want transparency for the closed door situations because some of the witnesses are making the president's case? >> oh, no, i think that's exactly what's going on. this is just more evidence that there needs to be a law enforcement investigation of the president -- vice president's possible abuse of the powers of

his office to both enrich his family and to stop any prior investigation of it. i mean, i just find it unbelievable and frankly shocking. >> isn't it interesting that the president and his personal attorney, rudy giuliani, for some time now have been raising questions about hunter biden's business dealings. the biden campaign have been lashing outing saying this is all hocum and there's no there, there, if you will and meanwhile there's a career state department official testifying under oath that there were problems with this in 2015. >> well, look, hunter biden had absolutely no experience whatsoever in the energy industry and suddenly he's given a job on the board of a ukrainian energy company being paid $50,000 a month. look, we all know why he got that job was because his father was the vice president and was in charge of diplomatic efforts and foreign aid issues in the

ukraine. that's a clear conflict of interest. >> there have been some reports it's over $80,000 a month that hunter biden was being paid. i want to be fair to the biden campaign. their statement, donald trump's unprecedentedly corrupt administration is breaking down. on joe biden's watch, the campaign says, the u.s. made eradicating corruption a centerpiece of policies towards ukraine including achieving the removal of an inept prosecutor who shielded wrong-doers from accountability. the president raised questions about were you doing this to get the heat off hunter biden. the biden campaign says no, this prosecutor wept wasn't doing eh about corruption. what say you? >> what i say is, there clearly needs to be a current, open, law enforcement investigation by our

justice department of what exactly happened. it's hard to reconcile what biden admitted doing about that particular prosecutor when you rea lies tharealize that apparet particular prosecutor was investigating the ukrainian energy company that gave the sweetheart deal to hunter biden. why is the biden camp and why are democrats so against actually investigating that potential wrongdoing? >> and why was the obama state department raising questions about hunter biden in 2015 before donald trump was even in office before rudy giuliani was raising these questions. hans, we appreciate you coming in with your insights. thank you. >> thanks for having me. illegal immigrants with ties to ms13 accused in the murder of a boy. the former i.c.e. court reportes

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some quick headlines, a man dice of traumatic injuries following a plane crash in a remote area of alaska. at least 10 other people were hurt when the alaskan airlines flight carrying a high school swim team went off the runway while landing. newly released messages reveal boeing employees knew about problems with the boeing 737 max before the two deadly crashes. they discussed issues of the flight control system in 2016. the crashes left 346 people dead. the faa is looking into the exchange. the chairman of the house transportation committee calling the messages a smoking gun.

the troubled planes have been grounded since march. over to you, griff. thanks. pros cue r toreprosecutors are e filing murder charges of two ms-13 members of killing a 13-year-old boy. they are blaming the i.c.e. policies which they believe prevented them from deportation. here to react, tom homan. i feel like we keep saying this over and over again. this one no less egregious. why. >> you're right. at some point i get sick and tired fighting about it. i've been fighting sanctuary city policies for years. a man was brutally tortured and murdered, hacked up, by criminal aliens and it was 100% preventable. like the crimes in new york and montgomery county, the nine rapes. this is preventable because i.c.e. knew they were in a

county jail, they note vied they were in violation -- notified they were in violation of federal law. they chose not to turn them over to us. it's a shame that sanctuary city policies are aliv -- alive toda. >> when the sanctuary city policies began, there was an understanding if you committed a murder, a rape, a violent assault, you would cooperate even thoses jurisdictions that were leaning towards sanctuary. now it seems there is no line where they're willing to refuse cooperation. >> some sanctuary cities will give us the most violent criminals. some won't work with us at all. as far as washington, this executive has blood on his hands. he made a statement that i.c.e. is on a public relations

offensive. let's be he clear, the only thing offensive is the action of the two illegal aliens and his failure to protect his community. he is an attorney. he knows how to read the law. there is no requirement for i.c.e. to have a criminal warrant for administrative process. he failed to protect his community. >> from seattle to new york, the authorities here in new york refuse -- declined a detainer to hold a child abuser for deportation, releasing him back into the community where he abused again p. this is the case of a guayanan national. nypd did not choose to come cooperate. here's what nypd said. the nypd does not engage in civil immigration enforcement but the fact is, this guy, we don't have his picture, was a clear threat for child abuse

here amongst the 1.1 million undocumented immigrants in new york city and the authorities would not help. this is not good news either. >> look, griff, that's the false narrative. they don't want to be immigration officers, they don't want to be involved in the immigration enforcement process. we're not asking them to. when we notify you we have probable cause you have detained somebody in the country illegally, notify us before you release them. you don't have to hold them one minute past what you normally hold them in your charges, but before he walks out the door, call us and we'll be there. there's no liability there, there's no legal question there. it's law enforcement letting other law enforcement agency no we know you've got probable cause, we sent you fingerprints, he's getting out at 3:00 p.m., once you're here, you can take custody of him. s that's not enforcing immigration law. that's cops working with cops to protect the community. that's the false narrative pushed by the politicians.

that's what upsets me when we talk about the cases. the american people deserve the truth. i want to go back to this consistent staconstantine guy wt i.c.e. let's tell the community the truth about what's happening. >> tom, thank you. by the way, we reached out here in new york to mayor de blasio's office to get their comment on this case. they declined to comment. tom, thank you very much. republicans under attack. another lawmaker this time senator rand paul and his staff are harassed while eating at a restaurant. we'll discuss it. >> you just ran into two people from new york, kiddo and we're not putting up with your republican [bleep]. pursuing life-changing cures in a country that fosters innovation here, they find breakthroughs... like a way to fight cancer

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everyone. ism all for someone coming up with a solution and saying i'm not going to pay extra, i'm going to wear everything i own. >> do you think they were clean clothes or clothes from earlier in the trip that were kind of stink hey. that -- stinky, that could be a problem. >> that could start a new trend. talking about what stinks, this is a new low for the left. we heard of sarah sanders being booted from a restaurant, you had maxine waters and others saying make this difficult. now, rand paul was basically verbally assaulted at a restaurant. >> he was out in california with his staff, eating lun of and check out what -- eating lunch, and check you out what happened. >> i'm a public official. i have a right to -- >> you just ran into two people from new york, kiddo and we're

not putting up with your republican [bleep] >> all i'm saying is that while you and possibly -- probably don't have much in common politically, we are americans. >> you know, unfortunately this is the stereotype that exists about new yorkers. this is what i hear from people in the country, oh, you live in new york. this is not every new yorker. but i see this too often in new york city. this does happen when people recognize you and know you have a different opinion, this happens too much. >> it happens all across the country and rand paul was the one that put the video out. here's what he tweeted. he said the left blames incivility on president trump. watch this video and decide who the rude ones are. you pointed out that sarah sanders had this happen. we reached a new low in partisanship across the country.

it's like get in the argument over the dinner table. i'm sure this thanksgiving families will go toe to toe fighting over trump and impeachment. when you see these people in the process, let them each their dinner. >> mitch mcconnell at lunch some months ago, he was also harassed. the guy from new york was wearing a hawaiian shirt like he was on vacation. mcconnell was trying to have lunch with his staff and they were screaming at him. this case with rand paul, he's on a book tour, he's got a book out, the case against socialism and all that. these are new yorkers out in california where rand paul was doing his tour. his staffer shot it, put it on twitter. just let the man have lunch. if you disagree, write him a letter. why do you have to harass people. >> people who do these things, it may feel in the moment like you're taking a stand, but this is not a good look for you. this is really, really bad.

if you watch it, maybe you'll take a second to consider, don't do it again. honestly, disagree but have some respect. >>.turning to your headlines. sense r tore bernie sanders getting -- bernie sanders will be joined by congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and michael moore at a rally today. both are expected to announce their endorsement. the rally doned bernie's -- dubbed earn be' bernie's back. we will be there to cover the event. controversy surrounding pete buttigieg. april ryan backing out of an interview with the mayor of after facing backlash when it revealed the interview would be at a fund raising event. she said the campaign was not clear it would be a fundraiser and she was rescheduling the

interview. real estate developer robert flagsman will spend one month in prison for paying $75,000 for having someone feed his daughter answers to the college entrance exam. 19 parents are contesting their charges. proud to be an mesh, a fed ex driver showing patriotism when he stops to fix the stars and stripes while sitting on a porch. he noticed the pillows were out of order. he rearranged them before heading back to his truck. those are your headlines. >> that is awesome. >> i love that. rearranging pillows. i do that at home a of lot. that's one of my hobbies, organizing. i'm obsessive. >> your office is next to mine and i can confirm that. >> everybody's like your office

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michael jordan holding back tears when talking about his new $7 million health clinic near his hometown. >> the moneys' no's not the ise for me. it's the commitment to make a difference and make a an impact to a community we look in the future will make an impact back to the city of charlotte. >> it's the first of two clinics he plans to open serving uninsured and underinsured patients. shaquille o'neal donating a home to the family of a 12-year-old shooting victim. he was shot at a high school football game. shaq also paying off the monthly payment for a year. their previous home was not wheelchair accessible. and this, jed, down to you. >> thanks, chris. president trump calling out democrats over the impeachment inquiry. >> for three straight years, radical democrats have been trying to overthrow the results of a great, great election and

now they continue the outrageous impeachment witch hunt. with nothing. with nothing. they come after me but what they're really doing is they're coming after the republican party and what they're really, really doing is they're coming after and fighting you and we never lose. >> it's the latest example of resistance and our next guest writes about it in her new book, resistance at all costs, how trump haters are breaking america. kimberley strassel is a fox news contributornd a member of the wall street journal editorial board and she joins us now. great to have you here and congratulations on the book. many democrats decided they didn't like president trump from day one and they would talk about impeachment before there was any fact or anything to support that. what do you think has been the biggest offense by nose who want to break america as you say in your book title. >> as you step back, we've been told for three years it's donald

trump that is breaking institutions, destroying democracy, undermining the way we operate. if you look at it objectively, the lasting damage that we're getting is to institutions that are coming under assault as part of this resistance drive to push him out of office. impeachment's one really good example of that. i mean, this is one of the most awesome sober tools re-with provided in the -- tash we are e provided in the constitution. the founders almost didn't put it in there because they it may be misused. >> do you see any grounds for the impeachment. we're in the midst of the impeachment inquiry. many are saying why aren't you putting this forward to a vote. is there any us basis for the impeachment that you see. >> look at their own words. they say the original defense was that donald trump demanded a quid pro quo, that he was going to withhold aid for the ukraines unless the country gave him dirt

oon joe biden. we saw the transcript. the ukraine said there was no quid pro quo. on that charge, no. what you see is them moving the goal post to suggest that even somehow impeachable. this is the risk, if we're going to turn impeachment into a part partisan brit call political toy party will use it against each other. >> any chance of success. >> i think there will be a vote. >> how do you think it will go. >> now that nancy pelosi has jumped on the train, there's no way she can jump off it again. the base will demand an impeachment vote in the end. it's going to go to the senate and it's not going to go anywhere and she will be acquitted. then she ask her selfs di hersee convince americans of the case. assuming the polls say the way they are, it's going to cause more damage in the united states.

>> does this help or hurt donald trump in 2020? >> i think it comes out about a wash. >> thank you so much. i cannot wait to read your book, resistance at all costs, how trump haters are ruining america. when does it come out. >> it was out this week. >> it's out now. go get your copy. christmas is a couple months away. this morning we help you get a jump start on your holiday shopping. kurt the cyber guy is here with the season's best tech trends and that's coming up. ♪ hold on. ♪ i'm coming. ♪ hold on. ♪ when i showed my mom the dna results,

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ticket items. >> merry christmas. i would come out from behind the tv except it's so enormous. this is the new samsung qled set. this one is 75 inches. they go up to 82, 75, 65 and 55-inch size. start around 1799 and up from there. and i will tell you, this is a gorgeous quantum dot screen, ultra high def, 4-k. when you look at this, you can't quite see how vivid it is but this is the tv, in terms of trends going on for the holidays, that's the one you want on the list. >> this is like movie theater quality, no joke. >> totally. a lot more affordable and dual purpose, this is a del and this is del g315 laptop, great for gamers and the family and it's also for working hard. you get your school work done, you get your work-work done and you can game on it at a really good price of 799.

so keep your eye on that one. also, in terms of games, what's hot, what's coming. this one right here from x-box is out. it's a gears 5 and it's actually on the screen also. this you can purchase for $60 but you can also do their subscription service for the x-box gaming subscription which is maybe a better deal for the holidays. but super, super great, five thrilling modes inside of that, really fun game. it's already a hit so far. leap frog is out with a brand-new hand-held for ages 4-8. this right here, $60 gift. it is going to be a huge hit this hole day. this is -- holiday. this is called rocket twist. these will teach kids how to use their hands, how to work with a machine, how to play games an learn at the same time, all kinds of great stuff from there, 12 preloaded games and just so smart of them to come up with something that's so affordable now. this started online.

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cycle, right? >> yeah, it gets you motivated. >> can you e-mail us at home, you got the coffee on, we want you to stick with us all morning, friends@foxnews.com. what song do you want us to play? we'll pick one viewer, top of the 9:00 a.m. eastern time. >> mine is at 8:00, you get it at 9:00. >> we had donna summer, now lizzo. >> typically classic, romantic songs. the president has been singing this tune for a while now, that there was corruption with former vice president joe biden and his son, hunter, his business dealings not just in ukraine but china as well. many in the media laughed it off, it sparked the impeachment inquiry. yesterday, this thunder bolt, shocking testimony from one of the star witnesseses for democrat, adam schiff, george kent, a state department official, is revealing -- he testified under oath that back

in 2015 he raised concerns about hunter biden's business dealings and the obama administration ignored it. >> biden campaign is responding with this statement, donald trump's corrupt administration is melting down because of the scandal he touched off by trying to get ukraine to lie about joe biden and as the vice president said yesterday he should release his tax returns or shut up. on joe biden's watch the u.s. made eradicating corruption a centerpiece, including achieving the removal of an inept prosecutor. >> the whole impeachment inquiry and the whistleblower coming forward, many make the argument that it was intentionally to bring down president trump but it seems from more that we learn, and i was there when george kent went in there, the little bit we got leaked out of there is damaging to biden. in fact, molly henningway was talking about this whole thing and the impact it's having on the investigation into hunter

biden. listen. >> you're seeing a lot of this with the testimony that's being provided, not matching up with what democrats are hoping for, finding out that people care about when we give $400 million in taxpayer aid, we want it to go to a country that doesn't have corruption problems is not a high crime and misdemeanor. learning there was a whistleblower about hunter biden and a member of the biden staff pushed back on that is not what the democrats are hoping for when they're trying to go after trump. >> very good point, this was basically a whistleblower but in 2015, not in 2019 and against joe biden, not against president trump. what did the obama white house do with that? ah, everything is okay. george kents was raising this question about not just hunter biden's business dealings and whether it would be a conflict but whether or not folks in ukraine were trying to use hunter biden in an inappropriate way to try to get to joe biden. >> the larger picture, to your point, jet, about how adam schiff is running this, it's

things like this that fly in the face of the selective information coming out of very closed door hearings. >> the question is what do people believe in terms of joe biden's role. when they issued the statement about how joe biden was in the corforefront of combating corruption, do they believe it. and the second part is, do they care. do people care about this issue? are they sitting at home and are they saying i would or would not vote for joe biden based on this potential scandal, the same way they look at president trump and saying does this impeachment inquiry affect my decision as to whether to vote for him. i don't know if this takes precedence over issues like the economy. i tend to say no. i think people vote on the basis of things that affect their families on a day-to-day basis. it remains to be seen how the biden camp is or isn't able to defend his role at the time in relation to his son. >> think about joe and hunter biden, they've spent a lot of

timing charging that president trump and rudy giuliani have made unfounded allegations against hunter biden, oh, this is so unfair many the point of this problem is that before president trump was in office, before rudy giuliani was his personal attorney, a career diplomat who seems to be nonpartisan went to the biden folks and said i've got an issue with this, number one. so it wasn't just donald trump raising the question. number two, the obama, biden administration ignored it. they swept it aside, don't worry about it. >> why doesn't that get coverage as the whistleblower story. the media decides -- the bulk of the media decides what becomes a story. one whistleblower story gets a lot of heat and moves forward and one doesn't is this a media dictated election cycle. >> that's not the only story we're hearing about. the state department shedding new light on hillary clinton's private e-mail server during her time as secretary of state. >> a new report out this

morning reveals hundreds of security violations by dozens of people for sending classified information back in the obama administration. >> aishah hasnie is live in the newsroom with more on this stunning report. good morning. >> good morning. clinton and her aides have always claimed the controversy was overblown. now we have a report that reveals a ton of security violations. the state department was able to review 30,000 e-mails and found 588 violations. 38 individuals were found responsible for 91 of those violationses. but the report was unable to assign responsibility to the other 497 violations and that's because the people involved had already left the department. the report found more than 30,000 records had been deleted. the report stated this. while the use of a private e-mail system itself did not necessarily increase the likelihood of classified information being transmitted on unclassified systems, those incidents which then resulted in

the presence of classified information upon it carried an increased risk of compromise or inadvertent disclosure. the fbi began investigating clinton's handling of e-mails back in 2015 after discovering she had been using a home server for her government correspondence and then in 2016 as you'll remember before the election, former fbi director james comey announced the agency would not recommend charges but described clinton as having been, quote, extremely caresless. again, this report just scratching the surface because of all the obstacles in the investigation. >> all right. aishah hasnie, we appreciate you coming in. interesting because -- >> disgraceful, hillary clinton, i'm sorry, she's a disgrace. >> the bottom line is, the point at the end there, what infewer rates critics of hillary clinton, it seems there's two standards of justice. you hear about security

violations from hillary clinton to her staff, nobody was held accountable for this. pam bondy was on hannity last night, saying as the form her attorneformerattorney general oe wishes she could cross-examine hillary clinton. >> i don't think it's bill barr. i think it's the deep state within the justice department. this woman, i would love to cross-examine her as a prosecutor. i would give anything to question her. 600 e-mails were found to have security violations. it's crazy. they destroyed her servers in her bathroom with hammers. i just -- i cannot believe the secretary of state with the highest in security clearance could ever do such a thing and she has to be held accountable. >> i said before, i can't help but express my disgust. i can't stand when politicianses get away with things like this.

you have 588 violations. this is a woman, they deleted over 30,000 plus e-mails, taking jackhammers to hard drives, absolute and total gross negligence and deception to the american people. that's what infear yates -- infeweinfuriates people. she said she knew what the c in confidential meant and told everything evenshe didn't. this is -- everybody she didn't l. this is somebody that somebody else would never have goten away with. this is the political class in washington that sometimes get away with something. average people at home are saying are you kidding me. >>.i really held back on this. >> if clinton runs, maybe it will come back out there. >> this will never g go away -s will never go away, hillary. a fox news alert, turkish

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depositions scheduled on the same day. how am i supposed to be in two places at one time and see what goes on in the interviews. how much is that fair in any way whatsoever? >> republican congressman jim jordan blasting house intel committee chairman adam schiff's push to impeach the president as all nine republicans on the committee send a letter to him, slamming his highly irregular manner of an impeachment investigation. here to react, byron york. buy i don'byron, let's get to t. this letter is quite significant. the argument we've seen play over the last couple weeks is speaking to the fundamental unfairness. what do you say? >> it's all about secrecy right now. the democrats are the majority party in the house. they run the process, they can basically do what they want. they are conducting these interviews with witnesses day after day after day in secret. not only are they not in public, but when republicans or anybody else in the room after the

hearing is over, they cannot go out and talk about it. they would face severe penalties, perhaps an ethics committee referral if they do that. democrats say they're not doing this, they're keeping it all he secret because they don't want any of the witnesses to coordinate their stories and they say that at some point in the process they will release transcripts. but right now, this is -- the public is totally in the dark about what's going on inside these hearings, except for a few leaks. >> let's show them a little bit from that letter from the gop members to chairman schiff. here's what they say. they say it's come to our attention that the majority is not uploading or providing physical copies of certain committee documents related to your impeachment inquiry to document repository, thus withholding the existence of such documents from the minority, the minority by the way has no subpoena power. it seems byron this is becoming as much about this process, the republicans say is unfair, than it is the substance of the inquiry they launched.

>> the letter is about, again, about adam schiff's unilateral handling of this that he sees writing to witnesses and not telling the republicans what he's doing. but this issue of whether this is process or substance, the process affects the substance. because of the secrecy, we don't know what the witnesses are saying. are they all saying what we're hearing in a few of the leaks or is there more to what -- more to the story? is it a bigger, more complicated story than we're being told and that's what we can't find out because of the secrecy. >> speaking of more to the story, let me take you to another topic. we're learning the state department's three year investigation into hillary clinton's use of private e-mail wraps up and they're finding hundreds of violations. >> this is the final act in all this. the state department was investigating hillary clinton's

e-mail matter. they stopped investigating while the fbi was doing it and then when the fbi was finished, they started back up and we have this final record of these 600 or nearly 600 security violations. it's good for the record. it's good to know. we also are aware that it's very incomplete because hillary clinton unilaterally destroyed more than 30,000 e-mails. obviously the investigators could not look at those. but for the record, the historical record it's good, even though we know the fbi closed this thing a long time ago. >> you may have seen in the last segment, jedediah got very fired up. >> he she was. >> because no one is held accountable. will someone be held accountable in this? is there hope that there would be another chapter to this or is it just for the historical record? >> i think the answer is probably no. the thing that really upset republicans when they found out there was an inspector general

report about the fbi's handling of the hillary clinton case, i think the thing that upset them was that in july of 2016 when the fbi decide it not to -- the justice department decided not to charge hillary clinton with anything, there was that decision but then we got the news that it was basically -- the fix was in. it was decided long before -- long before hillary clinton was interviewed, long before major witnesses were interviewed, the fbi had begun working on its exoneration statement. so i think a lot of republicans thought this was just a show investigation. >> show indeed. 38 individuals, 91 violations, just a page of history. byron, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. 2020 hopeful elizabeth warren making a bold claim about the economy. >> we have a country where our economy, our democracy, our government are working for those with money and not so much for

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the iconic mansion lisse listedm bnb to -- airbnb to honor the 50th anniversary. >> why don't we chip in and do that. senator elizabeth warren claiming the economy is not working for all americans. >> we've had a lot of problems with losing jobs but the principal reason has been bad trade policy. we can make this economy work for everyone. not just some, but for everyone. we can use trade to help build a stronger economy. we have a country where our economy, our democracy, our government are working for those with money and not so much for anyone else. >> but do the numbers and the voters agree? here to react is brian brenburg. how are you, brian? >> doing great. >> i find elizabeth warren to be completely delusional on

this issue. what say you. >> i say she likes to dodge the number. she's a a story teller. she uses language on the campaign trail that suggests that our economy is in a free-fall, it's a meltdown. the problem she has is the underlying numbers don't say that on jobs, on unemployment, on wages. and the people don't say that. by and large, across demographics, across where you live, across what you do, most people feel like this economy is working for them. >> let me push back. you said the economy -- she's claiming the economy is in a free-fall. she said it's not working for everyone. isn't that different than a free-fall. she's saying a lot of people are doing well but there's still people in lower, middle levels, it's not trickling down. >> if she said that, ed, that would be great. she talks about this economy being great for the super rich and kicking dirt in the faces of everyone else. that's not moderate language. that's not reasonable language. that's trying to say hey, everybody, it's terrible for

you, that's why we need to reinvent the economy. you can only make the case you need to reinvent the economy if you can convince people that it's an apocalypse. the numbers don't show it. i did is why she never wants to talk about the numbers. >> warren not using moderate language? demographics who say the economy is working well for them, check this out, 67% of college students, 61% of nonwhites, 63% of city he voters, 66% of rural voters, 72% of sub-urban voters. that is a very wide snapshot of people, when you look at college students, people you might say those are the people who might be struggling, maybe warren has a point, they're saying no, warren, you've got it wrong. >> some of the groups are the groups you would think are more left-leaning. what they're saying is the economy is something i feel. you don't have to tell me how the economy is going. you don't have to paint a picture for me. i've got a pocketbook. i get a paycheck. i get a job. i know how things are going. and i know that this is working

for me. they may not even be in love with the president but they can't deny the fact that their paycheck is going up, that they have a job, that they have opportunities. that's what warren's up against. she has to preach against reality. i think that's a hard thing for a politician to do in a general election. >> to your point, here's a snap shot, 3.5% unemployment rate in september, historically low, 1.3 million more job openings than unemployed people to fill. what does this mean for the president? >> those are historic numbers. if you can walk into a general election with an unemployment rate below 4%, 7 million jobs available and wages rising, the fastest they've risen in 10 years, you're in very good shape. it's going to be very hard to paint the apocalypse picture against those real, hard numbers. >> what time is the twins game? oh, they're not on. >> ed, good luck tour yankees, they're going -- good luck to your yankees, they're going to have a tough time.

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thing. the debate is in progress in the parliament right now. if it's a yes vote, the brits are out october 31st. if it's a no vote, then there's going to be a general election and a further delay. there is a third option, an amendment has been offered and if that is voted on yes, there will be a further delay. so it's not quite as conclusive as everybody thought it might be today. the debate continues in parliament p. >>.>> stuart, american viewers have followed this, theresa may failed three times to get this across the finish line. what are the chances that boris can? >> it is something of a long shot. he needs 320 votes in parliament. he doesn't have 320 votes at this moment. he's furiously trying to persuade some members, come on over to my side and let's get this thing done, get brexit done is the british slogan at this moment and how it turns out, i'm

not going to try to predict. if i was asked to predict, and that's what you did, i don't think there will be a conclusive vote today. i think it will be delayed today and i'm very sorry to hear that. i would like to see the brits get out. i think it's in our interest, that's america's interest to get out and i think the brits should be free of this neo socialist economy called the european union. get out, please. europe is a vast museum. it's sinking. it's virtually in recession. it's got another financial crisis on its hands right now. get out. alie with america. what's wrong with that. >> if they get out, how big of an impact does that in terms of practical, everyday impact. >> i would like to talk about the impact on us, the impact on us, america, will be very favorable. if the brits get out, boris johnson and president trump, they want to do a major trade deal. brits, america. major trade deal. if that were to happen, america would benefit, the brits would benefit, and it would be another

step in the process whereby president trump rearranges world trade very much in our interest. frankly, i'd love to see a revival of the special relationship between the united kingdom and the united states. it would give america a firm ally in an otherwise hostile europe. >> real quick, if there's another delay today, yet again, what does that mean for the markets? >> i don't think the markets -- our markets? our money? i'm not sure it would react either way. i wouldn't want to predict what the reaction would be. >> there's a lot of chaos, isn't there. >> yes. i think if there was a yes vote, the market probably goes up because we want that trade deal. if there's a no vote or another delay, it will be the same old, same old reaction. >> catch stuart va varney weeks at 9:00 a.m. >> thank you very much. >> great dj, by the way. turning now to headlines many you might want to check

youreyouredyour medicine cabine. makers of zantac pulling the medication from stores in the u.s. and canada after the fda issued an alert last month. several pharmacies including cvs have already stopped selling it. lady gaga says she's feeling a little better after taking this hard tumble offstage. look at that, out in las vegas, a fan dropping her. ga ga came back to keep performing. apparently she's ash. heather:a-okay.she posted an x-n instagram. she said when they try to x-ray your entire body, just dance. john kasich suggesting on fox business where you can see student varney 9:00 a.m. dark-stuart varney 9:00 a.m., that candidates may be better off skipping debates.

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florida. winds anywhere from 20 to 30 mites an hour. this is going to be a wind maker, it's going to at 2 to 4 i'm chess of rain -- inches of rain across the panhandle. when the system runs on land it begins to weaken, 30 to 40-mile-an-hour winds before running off the coast of north carolina here. by the end of the weekend. back on fox square, as we talked about -- we want to show this sign one last time. she's disappointed that pete's not here. it's okay, griff, i was happy to see you this morning. don't feel bad about yourself. >> thank you. you've office got my back. hello to everybody out there. i'm trying as best i can to fill pete's shoes. but that is an unattainable task as he is serving our nation. >> can someone run out with a sign that says hi, griff. i feel bad. >> i'm saying it, hi, griff. >> thanks, adam. there's this. the first illegal border crosser accused in a terror attack on north american soil now going on trial. >> the next guest says the

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welcome back. some quick headlines. meghan markle holds back tear as she reveals what her life is like under intense media spotlight. markle saying, quote, any woman, especially when they're pregnant, you're really vulnerable so that was really challenging. you add this on top of being a new mom or a newlywed, it's a real thing to be going through behind the scenes. the duchess admitting that living constantly under the public eye has been a struggle. and jennifer aniston surpasses the royal couple for a new world record. the actress setting the begins necessary record for the fastest time to reach 1 million instagram followers, doing it in just five hours and 16 minutes after joining the social media platform. she now has over 14 million followers. that's tough to beat, ed. >> can't beat that.

the first illegal border crosser to commit a terror attack on north american soil now finally on trial in canada. the 32-year-old somali national, seen there, facing 11 charges including attempted murder for ramming a vehicle into a police officer before stabbing him and he rented a u-haul to run doubt four pedestrians in 2017 while carrying an isis flag. here now is center for immigration studies, todd bensman. good morning. >> good morning. >> what do we need to know about this case? >> well, first of all, he entered the united states over the border after having himself smuggled from somalia through zambia to angola and then he

flew from angola to brazil and then worked his way up through mexico and then over the border. this particular migrant then crossed the border, claimed asylum. he didn't get it. he was ordered deported. and instead of deportation he went over to the canadian border, crossed over and a few years later did a double vehicle ramming, just in 2017, that severely injured five canadians including a police officer. what this case represents really is a first known border crossing over the mexico border that resulted in an actual terror attack by migrant carrying an isis flag. so it's significant in the sense that it provides a valuable learning experience and it is something that needs to be studied. >> well, it definitely needs to be 12 studied, you're right, to. i wonder, on one hand it seems

to prove democrats wrong when they sort of poo-poo the idea that when the president is saying this can happen, when you look at that map to go from zambia to brazil, through the u.s./mexico border and on and on, the president has been talking about the threat of terror. on the other hand, is this an isolated case or is it more widespread as the president suggests? >> look, we don't want to push the panic button here. these are relatively rare cases. but what you can't avert your eyes to is the fact that there are thousands of you migrants who are moving over the border from muslim majority countries all the time including individuals who are on the u.s. terrorism was watch list, probay 15 to 20 every year hitting that border. there is a risk. this issue belongs at the homeland security table. a case like this, you can't really avert your eyes from. we have -- tell the five

canadians who were in the hospital and whose lives are perpermanently changed and alted from an attack that this isn't a real problem. >> how does something like this happen? how can we stop it when we look at the path on the map. how did this person get through the u.s. border? >> this migration is extremely difficult to vet. we can have policies about stopping se somalis from enterig the country through visas and other means. we need better screening. homeland security people don't conduct security interviews with all migrants that are coming from countries like that. there are other things that we need to do that we can do and we need to knock out those smuggling organizations that are enabling them to come over. >> todd bensman from the center for immigration studies, a very important stories this morning. appreciate you coming in. >> thank you.

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i'm donna summer. ed: you are the dj of top of 9:00 a.m. eastern time. we are going to pick somebody. we are going to call you out. we might even dance to it. jedediah: dance worthy. pick something good. it can be fast uppete dance or just see a mellow dance. griff: stuart varney contributing as well. jedediah: stuart varney the beatles. ed: democrats are not singing from the same song sheet. hillary clinton is back. maybe not better than before. tulsi gabbard not so happy because hillary clinton did this interview with democrats, a podcast with a former obama official in which she charged, without really any evidence at all that tulsi gabbard, one of the 2020 hopefuls is a russian asset. that's the phrase used. jedediah: take a listen to what she had to say. >> they are also going to do third party again. and i'm not making any predictions but i think they have got their eye on somebody who is currently in the democratic primary. and they are grooming her to be the third party candidate. she is a favorite of the

russians. they have a bunch of sites and bots and other ways of supporting her so far. that's assuming jill stein will give it up which she might not because she's also a russian asset. ed: jill stein in 2016 was a green party candidate represented to everyone that she was running on her own on the green party. hard left. took some votes away from hillary clinton. now you see screen right, tulsi gabbard not on the hard right. moderate democrat especially on national security issues. hillary clinton going after her. jedediah: the nerve, too, of hillary clinton, former secretary of state. this is a woman who has held very prestigious political positions to come out and make this kind of accusation with no evidence at all. i don't know how she thought this was going to play well for her. i have some people on the left and the right condemn this and say hillary clinton, this wasn't such a great look for you especially because tulsi gabbard, guess what, she fired back. take a listen. >> this is about hillary

clinton sending a very strong message saying that because i am and have long been calling for an end to our country's foreign policy of raging one regime change war after the next, ultimately she knows she can't control me. that i stand for -- i stand against everything that she represents. and that if i am elected president. if i'm the democratic nominee and elected president she won't be able to control me. she won't be able to manipulate me the race between hillary clinton and myself. the voters will be given a very clear choice, a clear choice of choosing hillary clinton and all that she represents and continuing these war amonging policies and corruption. griff: i'm not sure if she intended, hillary clinton, that is, to help tulsi gabbard out. i covered the democratic debates in westerville, ohio this week. gabbard called out the moderators dnc party on the rules and threatening to boycott it. and now she is able to take on hillary clinton and that

clearly is continuing to separate her from the pack of those candidates. we will see what happens. ed: gabbard goaded her. hillary clinton if you are behind these attacks now it's out in the open. there had been attacks she was a russian asset. anonymous, "new york times" and other places. now hillary clinton basically going on the record with it. gabbard said get into the race. come on, hillary. donald trump would love that. jedediah: the question is ask that what she is doing? test the waters how she is received? i mean, because this was universally, i condemn what she said here. it was outrageous and looked like a cry for help. it looked like she was very concerned about tulsi gabbard being out there. and tulsi gabbard, remember, is a veteran, is a strong voice, whether you agree with her foreign policy decisions or not. she had a very intellectual debate on the stage that was to be admired with pete buttigieg and others talking about national security issues. hillary clinton is not in the spotlight right now unless she is talking about why she is still bitter about having lost the last election. ed: greg gutfeld tweet she

is happy it would show the absurdity of you are a russian asset. they started it with president trump that was basically proven wrong. the whole collusion argue that. we heard for over two years. hillary clinton is doing it against democrats. jedediah: got to have evidence, man. griff: let me take you back to washington too where the big story is going to be this week as it was last week that was house intelligence calling out adam schiff of hiding impeachment documents. jedediah: demanding access to key records. ed: our correspondent garrett tenney is live in washington with this big brewing battle. good morning, garrett. >> all nine republican members of the house intelligence committee accusing adam schiff blocking their involvement in the impeachment inquiry. the g.o.p. lawmakers claim he and other democrats have not given republicans access to at least 20 documents, including letters to administration officials and transcripts of interviews. the g.o.p. lawmakers also suggested the intelligence committee shouldn't be leading the impeachment inquiry anymore because schiff now says they do not need to hear from the

whistleblower. they wrote: as you are aware, the committee was established to conduct critical oversight of the intelligence community. and we are increasingly concerned our normal work is being overlooked in favor of partisan activities best suited for another committee. schiff has not responded to that letter. but democratic leaders say republicans are simply trying to disrupt their impeachment investigation. >> they are unable to defend the indefensible and so the republicans are arguing about cosmetic, procedural matters. >> president trump is weighing in on this as well. slamming the intelligence committee chairman tweeting corrupt congressman adam schiff is angry that ambassadors that he thought would be good for his fraudulent witch-hunt are turning out to be good for me. some really good. he has got all meetings locked down, no transparency, only his illegal leaks. a very dishonest sleaze bag. there is also a mounting

effort by house republicans to censure adam schiff for his parody reading of president trump's phone call with ukraine's leader during a hearing last month. 173 republicans have now signed on to support a resolution to censure the house intelligence chairman. though that effort is not expected to pass. back to y'all. griff: garrett, thanks. started with a much smaller number. right? they're the minority, the republicans. but now you have minority leader kevin mccarthy. you've got scalise, the whip, you have got liz cheney, the chair, pushing this thing. they are really going to make a stand. that's when you see hakim jeffreys in his piece the dccc guy saying it's cos met particular. it's larger than that they overplayed their hand. jedediah: i love that accusation, too. whenever you talk about things like this, democrats, you are carrying about procedure too much. all of a sudden have you selective concern about

procedure. every time you bring that up to a democrat they always say that well, you know, you are worried about procedure. yeah, i'm worried about procedure. i'm worried about transparency. i'm worried about proper procedure being followed in the house. i'm worried about democrats having to be on record for things that they vote for. why does that matter when it's only the opposing party that you are taking issue. steve: the president has been effective about making this about adam schiff and how it's being handled in secret he says again and again that there has been a alaska transparency. had byron york on earlier. he has been following this close limit he says basically the american people are finally being, you know, they're getting some truth here because they have been largely in the dark. as these -- the testimony has been going on behind closed doors. watch. >> it's all about secrecy right now. which is, of course, the democrats, the majority party in the house. they run this process. they can basically do what they want. now, democrats say they are not doing this. they are keeping it all secret because they don't want any of the witnesses to coordinate their stories. and they say that at some point in the process they

will release transcripts. but right now this is -- the public is totally in the dark about what's going on inside these hearings. except for a few leaks. griff: now in fairness the public growing in support four impeachment inquiry. at the end of the day, whether or not it holds water. it based now on democrats saying trust us, it's bad. the american people at some point are going to want to see it. jedediah: people supported a look into president trump's potential collusion with russia, and then eventually you get exhausted. i would urge democrats if you are seous about, this you have to be trans parent and you have to have something to show for what's going on. there has to be some basis for what you are doing. ultimately people get completely disgusted and say wait a second, what have i been tuning in to for the last amount of months and all this information adam schiff was saying was suddenly going to appear and didn't. and doesn't manifest. then it looks like you are on a witch-hunt. griff: star witnesses have

come forward and said well actually, they had concerned about hunter biden in 2015 business dealings. maybe that's why adam schiff doesn't want all this material out there. it doesn't look good for them. griff: good point. a lot more of that coming. jedediah: turn to headlines now. two ms-13 13 members in the country illegally now facing murder charges for the killing of a 16-year-old boy. juan carlos guzman was found dismembered in a washington state river last month. ice blamed the county's sanctuary policies for his death saying both suspected had been released instead of turned over to immigration officials. but a county executive dismissed the agency's complaint saying ice was on a public relations offensive. former acting ice director tom homan joined us earlier and did not take kindly to that accusation. >> let's be clear, the only thing offensive about this thing is the actions of the two criminal illegal aliens and his failure to protected his community. jedediah: prosecutors say the team was lowered by gang members fight motive unclear. now to extreme weather.

tropical storm bearing down on the gulf coast right now. at least one tornado tearing through central florida. tropical storm nester hitting overnight bringing heavy rain and flooding. bracing for dangerous storm surge. wind speeds pick up across the florida panhandle. elijah cummings will lie in state in the u.s. capitol on thursday. a formal ceremony and public viewing being held before a wake and funeral in baltimore on friday. meantime, "the washington examiner" cummings widow is expected to run for his seat in 2020. mya rocky moore is currently the chairwoman of the maryland democratic party. former basketball star shaquille o'neal victim. move the family into a house better equipped for the boy who was paralyzed from the neck down. isaiah peyton has been unable to go home after he was shot in the spinal back in august. his family lived in an

apartment that wasn't wheemp accessible. ed: very nice of him. that's awesome. all right. losing your love for life? new survey reveals life is the least fun, get this at age 45. jedediah: that's coming from the sun. look at that headline. life is least fun at 45. whether a do you think, griff? griff: i think that's fake news. question the sources in that sorry. i think that this is a fault narrative created by no one who is 45 and above. as a 48-year-old, i can tell you it only gets funner. and i am even more impressed. i will get up and go for a run. i did soulcycle. i think 45 is the new 25. i'm just going to go ahead and show you. jedediah: do you know what's a tough year for me. i didn't hit 45 yet. 36 was tough. i feel like you turn a corner at 36 and start to lee auto valuate your life. it's tough. had a great transition and got married and now having a baby. ed: i didn't know that griff and i are both 48. life is getting better.

jedediah: you guys are always happy and having fun. griff: do you know what the beauty of 48 is? you don't even remember 36. ed: i forgot. what was that about? friends@foxnews.com. jedediah: let us know. what is actually tell us what is the toughest age? what do you think that number is? jedediah: progress on president trump's border wall with over 70 new miles complete and even more set to be going up. ed: we have update of acting commissioner of border patrol mark morgan. he is next ♪ ♪ and thanks to my cashrewards credit card from navy federal with never-expiring rewards it's gonna be a killer honeymoon. woo! maui!!

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in they want those caravans to flow in. our borders are getting strong. when the wall is complete. they will be as strong as any borders. anywhere in the world anywhere in the world. the president's touting his administration's efforts crisis at the border. in dallas. this as a new surge of migrants coming from mexico is reporting making administration officials fear their work is far from over. here to reacted acting commissioner of border protection mark morgan. >> good morning. ed: what is the update on where we are right now. >> right now about 75 miles of new wall. that 75 miles of new wall built in the strategic location that the men and women of cbp have said that they have needed. if i can and this is an important narrative that needs to get out there. we don't talk enough about it. this is not a vanity wall for the president. this is not what the president has said that we needed. this is what the men and women on the front lines of this country have said they needed. they asked the president to

deliver and that's what this president is doing. he is delivering what the men and women of cbp have asked for. ed: to your point, mark, the last time i saw new person was about a month ago down and around san diego where the president was touting building of what he called new wall. as you just said. ands you know, the president's critics immediately came out, and there we have pictures of actual construction going on. i saw with my own eyes. you saw with your own eyes, mark. the border patrol agents that you mentioned told me to my face we have been begging for this. we want this. the president finally heard us. democrats back here either in new york or washington, various media folks who told me it's not new wall. it's simply not true. what -- how do you respond? >> it's just ridiculous ed. again, you were there. and thank you for going there and thank you for talking to border patrol agents. thank you for giving a voice and telling the american people the truth. these are what they -- this is exactly what the agents have asked for.

to increase their operational capacity to help safeguard this country. i just returned from rgv where i saw border patrol doing their job apprehending people. in an area where there was no new wall. i asked them the same thing, ed, that you did and they tell me the same thing, everything. sir, we need this wall to do our job better. that's just a fact. nibble who says anything different, they are just absolutely wrong. ed: mark, i have been trying to stick to the facts and i reported directly what you just said that the president is building new wall. but i have to push back on another point here though. which is we have got some facts here we can put on the board. you mentioned about 70, 71 miles of new border wall has been built. the president as you know going back to 2016, he promised that he would build close to 500 miles. now, i know have you had opposition in congress. it's been nonstop from the democrats. but that 2020 election is getting closer and closer as you know. the president promised 500 miles of new border wall. you are only at about 70. >> that's a good point.

and, ed, you bring up some of the challenges we have had. not just from congress but also from judicial activism, lower courts, lawsuits it. goes on and on and on. from day one, i have been saying our goal is about 450 miles. and n. strategic locations border patrol said where they neede need for mission critical needs. i'm confident with the army corps of engineers they are getting more contracts every single day and we're ramping up. i mean, we are about almost two miles a week now. i think -- i'm still confident by the end of 2020 we will have about 450 miles of new wall built where the border patrol need it. i'm so confident in that number. ed: you heard it here first about 450 miles of new border wall by the end of 20206789 have you back in the days ahead mark morgan we appreciate you coming in and bringing the facts. thank you, sir. >> you bit. thank you. ed: she was convicted of killing her ex-boyfriend now jody air yas wants a new trial. actually blaming the new prosecutor for sensationalizing it. does she have a case. an investigative reporter who has covered this from

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>> we the jury do find the defendant as to count 1 first degree murder guilty. >> a couple moments ago you heard the verdict from the jury. what are your thoughts. >> i think i just went blank. >> jodi arias will spend the rest of her life behind bars convict murder of her boyfriend. >> no jury is going to convict me. >> why not. >> because i'm innocent. >> photo of travis alexander detailing his violent and bliewttle murder displaying bloody photos of a crime scene. >> did you kill travis alexander on june 4th, 2008. >> yes, i did. as he was lunging at me, the

gun went off. i didn't mean to shoot. >> were you crying when you were shooting him? >> i don't remember. >> how about when you cut his throat, were you crying then? >> i don't know. >> jody, the fact that you talked to me, you know, 20 minutes after you were convicted, what do your attorneys think about you talking to me so much? >> um, i don't know. griff: the jodi arias murder case gripped the nation and back in the spotlight as appeals court hears arguments blaming the prosecutor for quote sensationalizing the case. >> this court should reverse ms. areas arias conviction. engaged in pronounced and persistent misconduct. griff: anchor and reporter troy hayden from our fox affiliate in phoenix was the first to interview jodiarias after her conviction.

i was there. it's unbelievable we are at this point. is there a chance that the murder conviction that you and i watched happened that day will be vacated or overturned? >> well, it's a very slim chance, griff. bottom line is. this another twist and turn in the jodia arias case. we had to expect it. this case has been odd all along. if you were in this courtroom last week for this hearing, i think you would have been as surprised as everybody else was in there jodi wasn't in the courtroom. she was saying there was such bad misconduct by the prosecutor in this case she deserves a new trial. so we all expected the three-judge panel to really go after that case. to poke a lot of holes in it they did to a certain extent. they went after the prosecution side of this. the state attorney. they asked that state attorney was juan signing autographs and taking pictures with fans he said yes he did it in one instance. was he badgering instances did he say the only reason you are here is because you want to have sex with her?

he said well basically i guess that it sounds like that. yes. and then he evaded the question a couple of times. the lead judge said was there misconduct by the prosecutor in this case? and the state attorney said yes. there was some. but not enough to overturn this verdict, griff. because there is so much evidence here. so about 90 days they should have their decision. again, a slim, slim chance that jodi arias can get a new trial or walk free. as we just mentioned strange things have happened in this case. griff: that's incredible, particularly that the judges had harsh questioning for martinez. if there is in 90 days or so. is there a chance that jodi arias is going to walk out you have prison ivan if temporarily or will she remain behind bars or do you know? >> she is going to stay for now. there is several things they can do. the court can do nothing. basically say everything stands. the court can say yeah, the prosecutor wasn't great and don't do it again. but the verdict stands. they can vacate the verdict. basically set it aside and say all right, prosecutors,

what do you want to do? do you want to try this again? or they could overturn this verdict. now, if that happened, listen to, this griff, jodi's attorneys are already talking about double jeopardy. they say if there was willful misconduct and the verdict gets overturned she can't be tried again and shield walk free. griff: wow. what contact have you had with arias. you obviously had had this rip before this trial started. that's why you got this remarkable first interview with her. i was there just moments after she was convicted. she spoke to you. have you talked to her now? do you intend to interview her again? >> no. so there is a weird tunnel that goes in between the maricopa county courthouse and the jail. i didn't even know it existed. i got down there right after she got sentenced. and she didn't know about it. i was down there with a camera and we got an interview with her. shy wouldn't talk to me. she was very upset. she tweeted that she thought it was a gang rape with me and sheriff joe arpaio at the time. we haven't had any contact since then. griff: out of time, troy.

but travis alexander's family can't be happy about this. >> no. we talked about this many times. it's a violent, awful murder. they lost a brother. and so they have to relive this over and over again. 11 years after it happened. i reached out to harold. his brother-in-law. we have been in contact. he did not get back to me. griff: troy hayden, great work and thank you for keeping us informed. we look forward to see what happens in this unbelievably remarkable case. thanks, troy. >> thanks, griff. griff: we have seen republican leaders under attack. >> why won't you leave my husband aalone. [shouting] well, it happened again. this time to another u.s. senator. we will show you the confrontation coming up.

where the hell have you been, soldier? >> training, sir. >> what kind of strange, son? >> army training, sir. >> army training, sir. ed: one of the best movies ever stripes perfect for your shot of the morning. is he biding servinpete isbusy e army reserves. pete: "fox & friends." doing a fantastic job this morning. griff, i just rolled through your hometown of washington, d.c. about to take the army

physical fitness test. two minutes of situps, pushups and two mile run. wish me luck. ed and griff have you groomed me for this training on the fox square. i think i'm ready to go. jed, it's a tough job but keep those two in line, will you? all right, guys, see you soon. jedediah: so full taivelg with these two. ed: be safe driving with that phone. jedediah: nice of him to say that you prepped him with those competitions. i said it earlier in the show. i'm telling you. griff: is he going to crush it. ed: you know who got a little bit of trouble is rand paul. senator out on his book tour for this case against socialism. we have seen this a airports. we have seen it restaurants. everybody from mitch mcconnell to ted cruz. this is a restaurant out in california. this woman was with her husband. they are originally from new york. that may be where they live now out on vacation. restaurant in california. it just got ugly. jedediah: before we show this video, let's take a

look back at montage showing how republicans have been harassed in the recent past. take a look. >> [shouting] griff: cruz sort of smiling at him. rand paul, u.s. senator tweeting this out saying the left blames invisit on president trump. well, watch this video and decide hot rude ones are. so here it is. >> i'm not being rude. >> is h i'm a public official. i have a right. >> you just ran into two people from new york, kiddo.

and we are not putting up your republican bull [bleep] >> all i'm saying is that while possibly, probably don't have much in common, but we are americans. >> sad that various public officials go through. this on the other hand, it's very illuminating folks on the left basically lose their minds in public. just having their lunch. if you want to register, hey, i don't like your policies no. a big fan of yours. move on, have your lunch. to say act that way as a grown-up. griff: to use new yorker is such a bad reference. jedediah: what makes so intolerant to point of view. what happened in your upbringing, your politics your day-to-day living the idea that you can't be in the room as someone who has a differ view who is fighting for a different cause and sees the word differently and you can't be respectful enough to disagree? have you got to make this video and be like oh you

republicans? that says more about you than it does in any way about the person that you are talking about. griff: that's a great point. we see some thieves videos where someone has gone out and videoed themselves talking to a candidate or a lawmaker. what about x. i challenge you on this point. there you go, that's fair. and just ad hominem attacks and harass like that. it really serves no purpose. ed: cusswords and all that. i thought the democrats were the party of inclusion of different ideas and perspectives? question mark? jedediah: email from kathleen makes me want to wear my maga hat to lunch. honestly makes me afraid. that's true. griff: donna writes i love the hypocrisy of the left. as conservatives told how tolerant and inclusive the left is yet who are the ones chasing conservatives out of restaurants or protesting out of people's homes? >> jedediah: what happened to the idea that are going to

be a bunch of people in a public place that disagree on issues and that's totally okay you? don't have to name-call or shout them down. don't have to behave like a kindergartner. ed: hillary clinton was going to speak at a forbes conference. she found out care citizen nielsen was going to be there as well. maybe now pulling out of it. tulsi gabbard might be a speaker. jedediah: the feud. ed: now you won't share the same stage. griff: she had a scheduling conflict so we hear. we turn now headlines. that is starting with a live look boris johnson's brexit deal. first saturday session since 1982. johnson pleaded with lawmakers to pass the deal and he divided country. stuart varney joined us earlier to weigh in. >> i would like to seat brits get out. that's in our interest and america's interest to get out. i think the brits should be free of this neo socialist economy called the european

union. align with america? what's wrong with that? griff: the vote comes as thousands of anti-equity brexit protesters march outside of parliament demanding a new referendum. jane fonda in handcuffs again. the 81-year-old actress arrested at climate change rally second anytime one week. this time with her grace and frankie co-star sam watterson. both detained in washington for lawful demonstration. 17 others were also arrested after fonda was arrested last week. she says she plans to participate in sit-ins and rallies for the next four months. pays off for a jewelry thief. watch this. disguised worker after walking around. he hides behind this rack in the store closed about five hours later. he comes out, smashes the glass and makes off with $13,000 worth of jewelry. he is still on the run an the anti-witches are back in time for halloween to cast a

spell on president trump. the ritual has been held regularly since the president's inauguration claiming to recast the spell every time there is a waning moon until president trump is out of office. the witches say their goal is to prevent the trump administration from, quote: harming the country. jedediah: i don't mess with the witches. i will tell you. i don't want any spells. i will just zip it right up. ed: great transition out to adam klotz on fox square. good morning to you. >> good morning to you out on fox square making a bunch of new friends. i have a family here from michigan. each family member brought their own sign. young lady, what was your name? >> isabella. adam: isabella, hello to christian, her school. everybody hello there in grand christian. maybe can you help me out with the forecast a little bit. do you think can you do that? when i say next graphic, hit that button for me. that button.

tropical storm necessary ter sitting off the coast of florida, still sitting there about 60, 80 miles, excuse me south of panama city at this point. moving at 17 miles per hour. can you see most of the rain still covering across florida. kind of an ugly looking tropical storm. means it's going to weaken here pretty quickly. next gratification. perfect. winds currently they are 30, 35 miles per hour. next graphic. and this is that storm's forecast to pass. it will be making landfall lunchtime today before eventually running its way up the coast and off the coast of north carolina by the weekend. did you an excellent job helping with that forecast. thank you very much. help me one last time, both of you, can you say back to you? we are going to throw it back inside. >> back to you. adam: you guys are awesome. that is incredible. ed: fantastic. adam: there goes my job. right, guys? ed: you have been replaced, thanks, adam. 2020 democrats continue to make anti-trump pitch to voters. >> i don't just want to push donald trump off twitter. i want to push him out of

the white house. >> we have one shot to make donald trump a one-term president. jedediah: our next guest just says because some voters don't like the president doesn't mean they will back candidates racing further to the left. that warning the democrats is coming up next. ♪ ♪

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airline passenger put pass fivef clothing on to get herself under the weight limit. she would not recommend the hack how hot it was. she was trying to hack through the idea of paying a baggage fee. jed, that's a whole lot of work to not pay the 30 or 40 bucks. jedediah: a lot of work could be worth it. 2020 appeal trying to appeal to voters by going after the president. >> make donald trump a one term president. >> we have a responsibility to be fearless in the face of this president's criminality. >> i don't just want to push donald trump off twitter. i want to push him out of the white house. >> our next guest says it's not going to work writing in a new op-ed, quote: voters may not like trump. but they can see what the democrats ideas look like when put into action. here to explain is a member of the wreath "wall street journal" editorial board jason riley. always a pleasure to have you. >> good morning. >> why is the democrats' approach not going to work?

>> i think for one thing, people can look at what progressivism has done in other parts of the country. where progressives are in charge. if you look at california or new york, california we have rolling blackouts last week. not because of an earthquake or a terrorist attack but because of political mismanagement of a state utility. have you got a horrible homeless problem here in new york. have you got tie fuss outbreaks in los angeles. rat infested city halls and police departments. conservatives don't control these places. liberals do. and progressives do in particular. and i think the people around the country may look at those situations and go i don't know if we want to scale this up and put a progressive in the white house. jedediah: let's look at some of those stats. you mentioned the homelessness at and the crisis in new york city and california. over 6,000 people living homeless. surging 17% in san francisco. and 43% in alamate county in 2017. my concern is you have progressives winning

elections these crises don't seem to change that why is that? >> the people in those states or cities have made their bed. i don't think they should expect the rest of the country to want to live in it. it's one thing to say this is what my priorities are where i li and that's what voter say. the progressives running for president are saying the whole country will embrace these policies. they are pretty extreme policies. you know, beto o'rourke wants to end the religious exemption or the tax exemption for churches that don't support gay marriage. he wants to take away and confiscate guns. kamala harris is musing about slavery reparations. elizabeth wants to take away private health insurance. they are saying that anti-trump hatred will carry the day next year and so we can push all of these progressive policies on the country. and i'm not so sure you can equate those two things. dissatisfaction with donald trump and support for ending the electoral college. jedediah: yeah, but then why are people. for example, elizabeth warren surging in the polls. some polls surpassing joe biden and joe biden was considered by many to be the

more moderate candidate. so, what about democratic voters or primary voters? are they really falling in line so hard left that an elizabeth warren could be their choice for a nominee? >> i think it's a combination of primary voters being more extreme than the general public. wilbut also the mainstream media is in love with elizabeth warren. they don't want joe biden either. it's a combination of the two pushing for progressives at the top of the ticket. again they are overplaying their hand. i'm not sure the country is where the progressives are. they are counting on the fact that they can push any by in the skpiein the sky notioo adamant against donald trump. jedediah: who should trump want to run against. >> one of these progressives rather than a joe biden. i think he should want to run against one of them and then point out their extremism. >> jedediah: he may have a shot. thanks for being here jason as always. out on our fox square, we are having a barking good

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green if you are coat. the rare pigment has no negative health effects it. is expected to fade in a few weeks. ed? ed: that is awesome. this is specifically for jed. today is national fetch day. and what better way to celebrate than to bring some four-legged friends to fox square. jedediah: i'm so excited. these are my favorite guests. professional dog behaviorist and master trainer greg cleva. >> you got it. jedediah: who is this that we have here. >> this is charlie. the cfo for pet made and chuck it products. the chief four legged officer. ed: talk about home dog training. what do you do. >> we help people understand that they don't have to tolerate their dog's unwanted behavior and with a little professional help can you get the well-behaved dog that you have always wanted. >> charlie is wearing make fetch happen. that's your theme today. and they all have to do with creating a bond with the dog to do the fetch. tell us about it. >> we are hash tagging make

fetch happen for national fetch day. bonding with any animal is important. we know dogs are great companion animals. it's important that we develop a strong bond with them so they thrive and we all have a happy, healthy lives together. jedediah: i have a dog right now matipoo trying to train. importance exercise for them. >> nothing is more vitally important to bonding with your dog than exercise and play. so, you know, just like we go to the gym. we develop camaraderie the same is true for dogs. they thrive if you spend that time and, again today on fetch day, we're encouraging people to get up, get out. and develop a strong bond with their dog. ed: saturday morning go out to the park. you see the camaraderie for sure. jedediah: how do you teach a dog to fetch if they don't know how to fetch. >> some dogs are natural fetchers. >> mine fetches right away. griff: jack russell terriers typically have a mind of their own. i have the bond down but i

can't get the fetch thing down. >> specific to bonding is communication and dogs communicate with body language and then tone. don't have conversations like main form of communication is verbal. dogs primarily read each other's body language. to get your dog to come back to you if they wouldn't. when they retrieve a toy get down and low. look softer with body language and high pitch happy tones. that's a great way to police your dog. >> fetch for me? >> clearly, come on, charlie,. griff: go get it. come on. [laughter] griff: she is out of here. [laughter] ed: we answer the age old question you cannot teach an old dog new tricks. apparently. griff: thank you very much. appreciate it. ed: more "fox & friends" coming up on the other side. ♪ ♪

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♪ >> we want to hear that play out a little bit. we told you. >> ac/dc. wow. we have an email from chris to get everyone up and going, this will do it for sure. it did spike the energy for me. >> this email from tori, briefings from australia. play thunder strip, it is super fun and has a growl, great day. monte's, nothing would be better this morning than some ac/dc thunderstruck, the song for the

north dakota state university football team. that will get the blood pumping. i love to hear that. multiple requests for the same song. >> i had not thought it was what our fans wanted most. i'm surprised but it is a pretty cool song. >> learn something new every day. about two years ago, in the newest incarnation, still got it. >> get you pumped up this morning, tulsi gabbard's firing back at hillary clinton, the 2016 democratic nominee can't help herself, she cannot stay out of her own way, can't stay out of this race. whether she still flirting with the idea of jumping in, she's taking direct aim at tulsi gabbard, basically charging that she is a russian asset. the russians have been propping her up and want her to run as a

third-party. >> really clinton suggesting she is a favorite of the russians. >> they are going to third parties. i'm not making any predictions but i think they've got their eye on somebody currently in the democratic primary and grooming her to the the third-party candidate. is a favorite of the russians. they have a bunch of sites and bots and other ways of supporting her so far and that is assuming joel stein will give it up which she might not because she's also a russian asset. >> tulsa gabbard wasted no time firing back on tucker. >> this is about hillary clinton sending a strong message that because i am and have long been calling for end our country's foreign policy of waging one regime change were after the next ultimately she knows she can't control me.

i stand against everything she represents and if i'm elected president, if i'm the democratic nominee and elected president she won't be able to control me or manipulate me. a race between hillary clinton and myself and voters will be given a clear choice between choosing hillary clinton and all she represents continuing these warmongering policies and corruption. >> happy to be getting this attention. she fires back which karl rove knows politics better than anyone. a senior advisor to george w. bush, good morning. >> before we get into that i'm concerned, didn't get the thing about the pocket handkerchief. do i do the square top thing? i will go with this. >> there you go. >> you did that paperless. >> very creative. >> fantastic. i don't think hillary clinton is looking good.

she had a democrat spent a couple years charging without evidence the president of the united states was a russian agent, now they are saying about fellow democrats. >> fellow democrat and greeny, nominee of the green party and tulsi gabbard are manchurian candidates, agents of vladimir putin and what a charge to lay without a single bit of evidence. i'm not a fan of either joel stein or tulsi gabbard but they have every right to be upset at this smear, the drive-by character assassination by the former first lady, secretary of state, if she has evidence that they are russian asset she has an obligation to go to the fbi and turnover that evidence or make available to the american people. this was just a reprehensible moment and a sign of where hillary clinton is today. it is a sad commentary on how far she has declined.

>> how did she think this was going to help her. this is a grossly responsible statement that has been widely condemned on both sides. did she think this was some are going to catapult her forward, she has put tulsi garrett on the front page in a positive way, more so than she was before? >> this is let's put this in perspective, tulsi gabbard is getting less then 2% in the national polls. the former nominee of the democratic party, the former secretary of state, former new york senator, former first lady of the united states, former first lady of arkansas and she is punching down with somebody who has less than 2% in the democratic primary. what is going on? there is no rational explanation for this except she's eaten up by anger and resentment over losing the election and is striking out, nobody is responsible for it except her but that's not what her mind set is.

if she was denied the election by jill stein and vladimir putin was involved and he is coming back, it is a sad sad moment. >> in washington, you have all nine republicans on the house intelligence committee sending a scathing letter to chairman adam schiff for schiff's secret investigation. you see them there. let me give you a little bit from that letter. they write this. we are concerned the majority is not only withholding committee documents related to so-called impeachment inquiry from the minority but we see no reason for withholding these documents except in a deliberate attempt to hinder the minority's participation. what do you make of this. >> in both the nixon impeachment hearings and the clinton impeachment hearings, we are now in the trump impeachment hearings, may not be the

judiciary committee but nancy pelosi took the investigation away from the judiciary committee, gave it to adam schiff but in those two previous investigations not only to the minority have equal rights with the majority when it came to calling witnesses and issuing subpoenas but they also had immediate access to all the documents and materials as to the president's lawyer who sat in on their staff meetings, sat in on closed hearings, was able to ask questions, suggest witnesses and at the end of every presentation of any evidence whatsoever he was able to state the president's position and put on the record. none of that is happening in this instance and our democracy is all served by this hyperpartisan effort led by adam schiff. i have had little personal experience with adam schiff. i was summoned to the u.s. congress after leaving the white house to testify in front of the judiciary committee. in advance adam schiff talked about these outrageous charges made by another lawyer from alabama that i had somehow gone after the alabama governor because we feared it was a future democratic nominee and got him indicted and sent to jail, these wild extreme things in advance of the hearing and

then we got in closed-door hearing and he did not ask a single question about all the stuff that he and his people had hyped in advance of the hearing and admitted to me afterwords we knew she was a nut. we were never going to call her deal with her charges but that is exactly what he did in setting up this again closed hearing. if this is a serious matter and it out to be treated seriously, the conducive to creating a credible record for the american people. >> you make an interesting point because we may have a strong example of why adam schiff wants this happening in secret. 173 house republicans signing on to this resolution to condemn and censure him. we have a scroll of all these republicans, maybe not surprising that republicans would be doing this but my broader point i want you to react to is some of the testimony we are now learning about, one of the star witnesses

is this diplomat who went behind closed doors, adam schiff thought he would say all these bad things about the president and rudy giuliani. instead we hear that he said that back in 2015 he went to then vice president joe biden's office and said i have concerns about under biden's business dealings and the obama biden administration didn't do anything about it. >> absolutely. this is further evidence, there is a role for private depositions or private interviews but they have to be completely fair and honest and these are not fair and honest. which are selective leaks, we heard about ambassador kurt voelker, this was so damning to the president and now we understand voelker went in and said no quid pro quo. the country is in a critical moment. this requires statesmanship, this requires somebody who's going to rise above hyper

partisanship. that person is not adam schiff and he's all serving our country and ill serving his political party by being so partisan and being so fundamentally unfair. >> i want to ask about bernie sanders, who suffered a heart attack, today he's holding the first rally since suffering that heart attack. aoc, michael more going to join him. what do you think about bernie sanders versus elizabeth warren approach? lauren seems to be surging in the polls but bernie sanders is really the founder of some of those are the ideas. does he have a shot? >> he had a much better shot earlier in the year if you look at the trend in the polls, elizabeth warren has risen, she has basically taken roughly almost half of bernie sanders's support in the national polls and wiped out kamala harris so she has reached parity with joe biden. and some of the polling averages

risen slightly above but she has taken bernie's support. part of it was they look at him, she is 70, he 78, she looks vital, he looks old and grumpy. my view is he mishandled the heart attack. we were told he went in first didn't, 3 days before we learned it was a heart attack. he did himself some good by the vigorous effort in the debate. he will do himself some good today at the big rally but his decline happened before the heart incident. people looked at him and said she's fresh and new, she is the future. we appreciate him bringing up these things but he yesterday. >> do you think it gets tougher for warren because sanders has been very honest about what is going to happen, taxes on the middle class, sanders, a lot of heat in the last debate, it gets harder for elizabeth warren in the long run? >> depends whether there is a

concerted effort by others in between debates. i wrote in the wall street journal that the big change and inflection point has taken place outside the debate, a brief moment kamala harris, after the debate that dissipated because they figured out they were in the same place so the real question is there a lot of effort to drive home the issue? >> a man who is neither old nor grumpy. karl rove on saturday morning. thanks. >> now a fox news alert, turkish allies, a 5-day cease-fire agreement between the united states and turkey. forces on the ground saying artillery strikes throughout the

night after mortar and machine-gun fire. nongovernment americans looking to help wounded kurds out of the area. the new develops coming hours after donald trump said he spoke to president erdogan of turkey suggesting he and the kurds want a cease-fire, donald trump nominating replacement for rick perry as energy secretary, naming deputy secretary to fill the post after perry announced his resignation, donald trump calling him an unparalleled professional. >> the yankees avoid illumination in the alc is taking an early lead and never looking back. aaron hicks home run, four first in england lifting the yankees to a win over the astros, houston still leaves the best-of-7 series 3 games to 2 going game 6 tonight, do not miss it, fs1. i will be watching it and you be grumpier really happy. the yankees won in houston.

i will wear this tomorrow. they would have to win game 7 but i digress. we've got a lot more coming up. andrew mccarthy coming up talking about what happened behind closed doors with some of those depositions that adam schiff doesn't want you to know about.

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the change may be in the grand scheme of things yes but did i make a mistake based upon some unethical lapse absolutely not? >> under biden breaking his silence in defending his ukraine business dealings. >> fox news is confirming senior state department official george can't testify he raised concerns

in 2015 about hunter biden's work overseas, ignored by the obama administration. here to react is attorney for the southern district of new york andrew mccarthy, good morning. >> happy weekend. >> what do you make of this. i find it fascinating that we have heard so much noise about the president and rudy giuliani, his attorney, why were they digging around on joe and hunter biden when now we here before donald trump was even elected there were people inside the obama biden administration raising questions about these very business dealings? >> there was a lot that was questionable going on in ukraine and that is why it has always been very relevant that joe biden is vice president had such influence over the ukrainians that he could get a prosecutor fired, have his son working at this known to be notoriously corrupt firm and he intervened

to get the prosecutor fired. one of the things i can't understand in terms of republicans public position, i would be asking one question. they say the obama administration was on a jihadist against corruption which was why biden went after this guy. who were the other prosecutors he had fired. i was a prosecutor for a long time. there are lots of prosecutors in places we say we are trying to clean up corruption so who were the other prosecutors were just the one investigating his son? >> that is the question they should be asking. i don't see a fire in the belly of republicans to get to the bottom of this. are we going to get answers? the american people watch the stories unfold they always say but what is going to happen? there be any accountability or answers? any idea if that will happen? >> here's the problem. congress's muscles for this oversight have atrophied and they delegate so much to the

justice department so you have the inspector general's report everyone is waiting for in the bar during investigation around the bend and they sit back and let the justice department do the heavy lifting when they should be taking it on themselves to investigate these things in the number one thing they are to start with, make it trump's corrupt administration is melting down because the scandal touched off, getting ukraine to live out joe biden, eradicate corruption and policies towards ukraine including achieving the removal of an inept prosecutor who shielded wrongdoers from accountability and said you haven't made an actual allegation but just said it looks bad. >> best defense is a good offense. who were the other prosecutors?

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london and boris johnson says this is the time to put to a end the debilitating feud that is brexit. it is not unusual, it is unusual for parliament to meet on a saturday. they haven't done it for 37 years. because of that he said it is the time to come together. he says his plan is the most balanced, fair compromise. he says it is time to get this done. take a listen. >> now is the time, mister speaker, to get this thing done and i say to all members we must come together to end -- let us come together as democrats to end this debilitating feud. >> the question is does he have the votes to get it passed? he would need 318-320 votes but there's a fly in the ointment. and amendment will be voted on before the deal that could require boris johnson to delay and allow parliament to get into the nitty-gritty details of the

agreement and pass those before he can say goodbye to the eu. it is complicated and messy and been this way for 31/2 years and by the end of the day into next week we could be no further forward so such is brexit but as you said earlier a lot of people, tens of thousands saying they want another vote but not sure the appeasement site are hearing them. >> ashley webster in london, thank you very much. >> 2020 democrats make their case to voters, in a report claims joe biden's lead among african american voters is slipping. >> that could be could go with elizabeth warren rising in the polls. how critical is this vote to retain his status. iraq war veteran and liberal turned conservative rob smith. good morning, a lot to unpack. we've heard for a long time as barack obama's wing man support among african american voters is

something that joe biden has a strength especially in primaries like south carolina. some indications this morning that's not so strong. >> i think he has the strength he had before. i've always said the path to the democratic nomination goes through african-american voters in the south. he is pulling well with these voters. fox news poll in south carolina says 50% of african-american voters are voting for joe biden with elizabeth for the number is 8% or 9%. >> is what politico said, no candidate has a lock on african-american voters in early states like south carolina and warren is gaining traction among black female voters under 50 while bernie sanders has a significant following among young black voters. the question, the vote among african-americans splitting by age and sex lines? >> i don't believe that at all. elizabeth warren is the favorite

of the far left white liberal left. she is their favorite. if you look at the way the mainstream media treated her during the debate you realize she is the favorite. i do not believe african american voters are moving to elizabeth warren in this way because they love joe biden so much. >> you are a former liberal, hard left guy turned over to being a conservative. i had written my first book called "outnumbered" about being a conservative in new york and the challenges. what do you say to people who are conservative but want to come out and talk about their views and espouse those views but feel worried about it in this climate? >> i pioneered the idea of coming out as a conservative. i came out as a black iraq war conservative on this network and i get facebook messages from people all the time that are afraid to come out as conservatives. i see if you feel your job is at risk or your friendships are going to be at risk do not do it

because it is very harsh, the response i got from the left from people who used to be friends was very harsh. if you are not really ready to make the move don't do it, just support biden. >> what was the biggest challenge when you did that? >> losing every acquaintance i had in new york city and having to make a whole new tribe. >> any regrets? >> i have 0 regrets. my real friends and family stuck by me. they know i support the president and what my policies are and also the acquaintances that threw me away i found better friends and a lot better now. >> you have some new friends at "fox and friends". >> i'm sure you have inspired a bunch of people, thank you for being here. >> a book called "outnumbered," that would be a good name for a show.

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>> your shot of the morning, definition of the texas longhorn. this giant steer unofficially breaking the world record for longest war in span. >> measured 11 feet from tip to tip, the 14-year-old owner won last year 6 years ago and showcased when it was a calf. >> her brother, the record is being reviewed for official entry into the guinness book of world records. pretty impressive. anyway, turning -- i will steer it in another direction. turning from the lone star state to the golden state, state investment grappling with the homeless crisis. >> in san francisco residents resort to using boulders and plywood wall to shield city sidewalks and alleyways from the

growing homeless population. the city's homeless population, 8000 people, up almost 20% since 2015. >> joining us to discuss, tom, i was just out there doing and i story a few weeks ago. it is unbelievable to see what is happening and it is getting worse. >> it is. my daughter asked to mail something but you can't mail to my home because the homeless wait for the postman to turn and then they steal things. there were 40,000 break ins in cars, 16 arrests. it is out-of-control. the worst part is a terribly serious subject, they are sort of glorified in california. there existence and not helping them move on and that is the issue. there are a lot of reasons for this. wents are going up, google and twitter and all that, but remember when reagan said

government doesn't fix problems, it institutionalizes them, that is what this is. this is a business in california and la and san francisco and they are not really helping people up. they like the bureaucracy. >> let's look at these numbers, california homeless population 2018, 130,000 homeless people, 24% of us homeless population reside in california so what is the fix for this. how can this get better. >> we have to move it away from a government program that just sort of institutionalizes this and keeps it going. even the charities, it has become a business and they are not held accountable for this. in san francisco they talked about a new tax, let's create another government program. i said why don't you go to google and twitter, that's why rents are going up. i don't mean that in a negative way, they are doing well. why don't you have been create a charitable foundation that is

not government run and work together and do that sort of thing. that is step one. the other issue is they have to take this seriously and not glorify. it's not a badge of honor that you have homelessness. i don't go into the city to go to dinner anymore unless i have private parking secured. that is how bad san francisco is. treat these people with the dignity some of them really deserve. a lot of mental illness, let's stop the government centric part of this and go to real charitable work. >> let's shift gears, something that happened in california. much different issue that is out there, the growing number of republicans, maxine waters help stir this up months ago, go make it difficult for the trump cabinet, don't let them eat their meals in peace, go after the republican senators, airports, restaurants, rand paul from kentucky on a book tour, here's what happened.

>> i have a right to speak. >> you just ran into two people from new york and we are not putting up with your republican [bleep] >> probably don't have much in common but we are americans. >> they were new yorkers visiting california making new yorkers look bad but this happens frequently and they are uncivil. >> it is getting pretty bad. i got security cameras at my house long ago because of similar kind of threats, good friend of mine who is vice chairman went through this wearing a red hat, i wrote this book, the more the intensity grows, more this behavior grows and the reason trump does well, the first cultural war president to take a swing back and not

step back from it but what is the reality of this, will democrats in california, a 1-party state who can live with 30% of the nation's poverty or poor or welfare recipients but only 17% of the population yet there is no accountability so they don't feel any pressure in california to change policies, just raise taxes which is why 75% of conservatives want to leave the state. >> residents their vote different way. >> in la they struck down a tax increase because they were tired of -- can you get the yankees to the ball the other way tonight, they have to hit the ball the other way, stop trying to pull everything. >> they will loose to the nationals anyway. >> to the right, very good. let's go to some headlines.

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choosing hillary clinton and all she represent and continuing warmongering policies and corruption. >> jessica, welcome as always. good morning to you. it is outrageous to me what hillary clinton did. >> for her even to come out with this type of statement and say you are a russian asset, she has no evidence of that. does it help democrats to have her do this? >> he didn't call tulsa gabbard a russian asset. she said that about jill stein but her comments about altogether it was she was a favorite of the russians which the data bears out. there is an nbc analysis, they mirror the same russian accounts that supported jill stein. >> what she said that russia grooming her. >> the question is what do you think will be happening for 2020, what are republicans going to do because they can't get the 49% to win the general election. they will need a third party spoiler which jill stein was.

hillary said the republicans are grooming tulsa gabbard, not the russians. >> gabbard has said she's not interested in that. as it looks, hillary clinton -- he lost the last election, can't stop talking about it. why would you bring someone who is a strong woman as tulsa gabbard is a veteran, strong opinion, she's making her name on the stage, why would you bring her into a conversation and say this person is being utilized by the russians, how to that help? >> he is being supported by the russians, she did not allege she is in cahoots with the russians. tulsa gabbard's campaign is being supported by all the right figures, right-wing conspiracy theorists, white supremacists like richard spencer. consider what happened lastly. hillary clinton lot the attack on tulsa gabbard, she respond on twitter calling hillary the

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