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talking about the exchange. >> always good to be with you, democrats will continue to pursue the story line no matter how long it takes and no matter where it goes, they are in search of evidence of a potential quid pro quo, that's aid in exchange for the ukraines investigating political rival, in this case, joe biden and hunter biden. read the transcript of the call, there was no quid pro quo, period, case close, end of story, what to make of overtures of private attorney rudy giuliani, was he works outside the normal channels of the state department, not at all says the state department very own mike pompeo. >> this is the president's personal lawyer who was pursuing this at the president's direction and going around the normal state department

procedures. >> george, private citizens often are part of executing american foreign policy, you lived that. you want to talk about blumenthal for a while, let's go. >> i could go all way. maybe, it did and maybe it didn't. help the american people get into the bottom of controversy, new york senator bob menendez. >> i laughed when i was hearing secretary pompeo in his interview with you because the secretary and state department have done everything humanly possible to impede and obstruct and not to provide information. >> he said obstruct, meanwhile the number of administration officials making way to capitol hill to be interviewed in secret

by congressman schiff and describes views of what may or may have not been going on which included the words quid pro quo, don't forget today, we don't expect much from the president, in fact, we have a photo around 10:00 o'clock this morning, he should be inside which is where i intend to head because it's raining cats and dogs, back to you. >> real quick, kevin, there's been reporting out there that mick mulvaney was already on the chopping block potentially before the latest calls for impeachment, then comes his press conference this week and perhaps looking at fox news sunday appearance as cleanup or an attempted cleanup of his appearance. any word from the white house on how they think he did today? did they think he came back into the president's good graces and made up for it and yet to be seen? >> you're so on the money about the sort of thing, immediately i

wanted to reach out to a very good source at the white house and sort of their get perspective what they felt like to room was feeling with respect to the acting chief of staff and i haven't heard back which is usually not a bad sign necessarily but does make you wonder if you're excited, did a great job, i can tell you this, the president very much trusts mick mulvaney, he likes him a lot, we will see if that continues to be the case moving forward, today that is the case. >> your perspective is important on this, hope you hear from your source. >> you got it. >> vocal critics of president trump's decision to withdraw troops in northern syria is now backing the president's move saying he sees a way forward, mark meredith. >> lindsey graham spoke with the

president over the weekend and he believes that pulling troops out of syria is a positive outcome. >> let me tell you withhold judgment in syria until this all ends, i'm increasingly optimist that i can we have can have historic solutions in syria that have alluded us for years if we play our cards right. >> graham had been vocal opposing decision to pull out, several republicans urging the president to change his mind, majority leader mitch mcconnell wrote this in washington post on friday, op-ed, quote, with drawing u.s. forces from syria is a gray strategic mistake, will leave the american people and homeland less safe an embolden our enemies and weaken alliances, congressional democrats echoed same concerns for the last several days, we learned from key lawmakers spent in middle east. house speaker nancy pelosi led congressional delegation to jordan among those that people on the trip house intelligence

chairman adam schiff as well as one republican texas congressman mat thornberry, the speaker's office released statement last night, with the deepening crisis in syria after turkey incursion, vital discussions about stability and dangerous opening provided to isis, iran and russia. the house overwhelming approved the resolution criticizing the syria strategy, minority leader he like it is vice president and the secretary of state to brief. >> thank you, appreciate it. >> great reporting, mark, now we bring member of the house foreign affairs dean, good to see you. >> good to see you, leland. leland: lindsey graham seems to be willing to give this some time and on top of that he's been one of the president's outspoken critics on the issue,

so you can see how things turn out in syria? >> i will use mitch mcconnell's words, it's a strategic nightmare, goes without saying, taking time is smart but driven by a strategy and absent that -- leland: the president seems to have a strategy but you don't agree with it? >> when it comes to foreign policy in this part of the world thoughtful strategy that's well executed and at this point i don't see evidence and grave concern and not just short-term instability in the region but the long-term, when you betray allies which we have been doing around the world to rebuild those relationships when we will need them in the future is of grave concern to me and we should be aware of that. leland: as we look at graham said withhold judgment, withhold judgment until what's going to happen in the end and optimistic that there can be solutions, you're not -- you disagree with all of that?

>> at this stage we have no choice, we have to see where the cards fall but we should be strategy in ensuring to the best of our abilities we create stability and the region needs a lot more of it, i'm concerned that there's no strategy, that's the evidence of back and forth of last week. leland: in light of time taken up by impeachment, is there an appetite to put real sanctions on turkey, if so, what do those look like? >> i think ranking member referenced that, a significant possibility. i want to see turkey be ally of the united states of america at some point. [laughter] leland: okay. you did say you were on optimist. >> so, yes, i think sanctions are distinct possibility, should have been part of clear strategy and articulated in advance. leland: let's get to the issue of impeachment are you willing today even after we heard from mick mulvaney are you

impeachment inquiry and yes on impeachment? >> i was one that we should let 150 million americans be judge and jury, i have been reading about constitutional amendment, that elections fulfill the need, however, after the recent events, relative to ukraine it changed my mind, a fundamental responsibility -- let me just finish, though, it is a responsibility, we took an oath to office and it's to the constitution and not to the president and not to the constituents, begs that we inquire an investigation and i will make my decision once facts on the table. >> so that point that without a vote on an inquiry, it's not constitutional and it's not in the best traditions of article 1 and of the chamber to which you are a member, should there be a vote on whether or not there's an inquiry as you go forward?

>> i believe in process and i believe in transparency so i would be one that would favor a vote, yes, not because it's required by the way, i think it would be -- i believe -- let me -- i will say this, i think members of congress both in house and senate should be on record and by the way, that's why i'm disappointed in leader mcconnell in the senate for not take so many bills for the same reason. leland: are you worried about the political effects and right and wrong effects, moral effects of so much of this process being done in secret and with the leaks from democrats about the president and what they're learning? >> i will say this, do i believe in process and transparency, i understand why people are disappointed right now, however -- leland: disappointed on leadership? >> i think we are doing it correctly. investigations are not done in the open. leland: without a vote. >> let me say all transcripts

will be released to the public as they should be, any hearings, certainly if, indeed, articles of impeachment are filed and house votes to forward those to the senate, the public nature of this will be done in the senate in a real trial, that's how the process works and i do believe in that and i've been sitting in -- let me just say this, i've been sitting in all the depositions, my republican colleagues, many of them friends are sitting at the table with me asking questions equal time on both sides, the notion that it is unfair process i simply don't buy. leland: that debate which will continue with molly. >> for the republican side let's bring arkansas congressman and member of the house intelligence committee, we appreciate it. >> you bet, thanks for having me. >> let's kick things off, chris wallace was pressing mulvaney on what happened with that, remarkable press conference last week, he pointed out that a reporter challenged mulvaney specifically noting that mulvaney had bescribed regarding

funding to ukraine into dnc server happened, that looked like a quid pro quo, mulvaney said we do that all of the time. the point he tried to make this morning was essentially this. >> look to the facts on the ground, things that you can certify and what should put this issue to bed is that the money flowed without any connection whatsoever to the dnc server. >> the aid was ultimately released, the gop gets on board and acknowledges the corruption wanting white house looking. republicans say that's enough. >> well, you know, look, mick mulvaney he can be blunt, he said some things that the media didn't like the other day.

with regard to the president's involvement and making comments, any implication of quid pro quo, i don't see that at all, the president is charged with a responsibility to getting to the bottom of where any election interference originate sod that we can secure the 2020 elections and in order for him to do that he has to look back at 2016 because he can't secure the 2020 election without knowing where the problems came from in 2016. so i think it's entirely appropriate to take that action. >> do you think any democratic colleagues share the sentiment in any way, that's the real effort going on here and everyone should be on board to make that happen? >> well, i certainly hope so because we can't tell the president one thing and expect something different. if it's his responsibility to secure the elections then he

needs to use what tools are necessary to sewer the elections going forward. i think it's important to note that he was the target in this. he would have interest in making sure that this is addressed before future presidents so they're not targeted. >> speaking of the impeachment inquiry -- >> i don't know what the problem is. >> speaking of impeachment inquiry, by the way, a lot happening behind closed doors, do you think the american people should have greater access, more of a window in what's happening behind closed doors? >> well, i think that there's a case for impeachment, it would not be behind closed doors. support the narrative that they're driving about president trump and if they put this out in public, they would lose the control of the narrative because then we would be allowed to ask questions, we would be allowed

to subpoena witnesses and white house could have counsel present, and he does this in secret and comes out and selectively leaks out of context and that supports the narrative and that's why it needs to be brought out in the open. >> a lot of pushback from both sides of the aisle, they've decided and complained about biden's son working in the same country where they are investigating corruption, hires only family members of advisers and personal attorney to young rain, are you -- some people are concerned that the president too often mingles the personal and the official, are you concerned? >> well, it didn't bother me necessarily the doral issue is probably the optics of it, if

it's a nice place and appropriate location and security issues addressed, i'm not sure how much money president trump would have made from that anyway. he owns it and so maybe he would, you know, the folks that are managing it were making offer and competitive bid, i don't know, we don't know the details of that and i do agree that the optics would look bad and he made the right choice and saying we will not go there now because people just didn't really appreciate that. i get it, that's fine. i think he made the right choice. >> certainly remember the beautiful seaside pictures in france, that's of course something any resort might like to see reported around the world. >> thanks for having me. leland: fox news alert, the third infantry division saying an investigation is underway to try and figure out what went wrong in an accident that killed 3 soldiers and injured others this morning. the incident occurred while

soldiers were training in fort stewart in georgia when the vehicle they were driving was involved in some type of accident, the soldiers first armored brigade team and this will change, names have not been released. we are one weekend closer to the iowa caucuses and it has been a busy weekend for the 2020 hopefuls, garrett tenney here with us on their trek on the trail. >> a lot of candidates are out in swing states, he was speaking at united federation teacher's day union and unions are a key constituency for joe biden, his campaign arguing that union support is an essential reason why biden can beat donald trump in the general election but health care is one one one of tp issues for voters and here in democratic debate elizabeth warren got a lot of heat for not

disclosing how to pay for medicare for all plan. and klobuchar continued criticisms today on state of the union. >> i have a better way, a way that will ensure more people and bring premiums down and that's what's nonprofit public option and it doesn't trash obamacare, it builds on obamacare and i think you have to show how you will pay for things and that was a point and i don't think any one person on that stage has a monopoly on good ideas. >> pete buttigieg is another candidate that went after warren's lack of details for funding plan and called on other number of plans from several other candidates during debate and today at this stage to have race it's important for the voters to know those differences. >> this is a season for us to lay out what we care about, what we are passionate about and what's different among each of the candidates and i want to make sure that there's no question in any voter's mind how their life would be different

under mine presidency if any of the others would be elected. >> pete buttigieg top 5 candidates in polls, so far not break into the top 3, today he said if he's going win the nomination, iowa is critical and he needs to have strong performance there in order to have a shot at sticking around. leland: he's making argument that compare today folks from the northeast, garrett tenney great reporting, now live to new orleans where we are waiting an implosion of the two cranes on top of that, the building partially collapsed and killed 3 people, back live at the cranes come down when we come back.

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>> despite what was supposed to be october 31st deadline another brexit delay could be on the horizon, british prime minister boris johnson asking the european for a postponement saturday asking to push the deadline back to january 31st, 2020. in an unsigned letter donald johnson says in the same quote, if parties are able to ratify before the date the government

propose that is the pored should be terminated early. the british parliament dealt a blow on sat moving to delay a vote on brexit deal, johnson had previously signaled that he would leave the eu by halloween with or without a deal. ♪ ♪ leland: up to 100,000 californians could be eligible to receive payment for damages cautioned by wild fires, but there's a monday deadline and the cutoff is fast-approaching for tens of thousands of people who have not yet filed a claim, christina coleman out in our la bureau and this is pretty relevant especially considering how much heat pg&e has been getting over the past couple of weeks. >> that's right, leland and as of right now, at least 70,000 victims have not filed claims and have hours to do so before tomorrow's deadline, the fire investigators determined that pg&e caused fires in the last 2

years including the campfire last november that killed 86 people and swept through areas of northern california like paradise and chico, at least one hundred thousand californians are eligible for payments for the damages they suffered. >> if someone, a person went and burned down your house, you'd be there filing a claim, you'd be there holding them responsible and this should be no different, pg&e burned down our houses. >> butt attorneys argue fire victims need more time to file the claims apparently there's a lot of confusion over this, some people thought they couldn't file a claim because they already received money from their insurance company, other victims may have received information but thought it was all a scam and some victims who might be traumatized from the fires might not know that they are even eligible to file these claims, now just this friday state regulators grilled the energy companies about preemptive power shutdown ahead of the fires from the previous week, it cut power to more than

2 million people in northern and central california. >> we can't prove our decision avoided fires otherwise would have occurred but as i look back at last week one of the things that stands out in my mind we actually didn't have any catastrophic fires in northern and central california. >> pg&ee, 6.2 million claims, claims in radio and tv ads, tens of thousands of people who have not submitted a claim yet before tomorrow's deadline, leland. leland: all right, christina coleman in la, molly. >> it has no armed forces in syrian border town. we will be on with four star general jack keane coming up

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♪ ♪ ♪ leland: secretary on the road, troops are moving to western iraq, its fighters have now evacuated a syrian border town rather than face slaughter from the turks, steve harrigon in iraq where so many of the kurds are headed, hi, steve. >> that's right, leland, the u.s. secretary of defense saying that on route to afghanistan saying that the 700 to 1,000 u.s. troops that are being withdrawn from syria will be move today western iraq, one of the key missions, the iraq government will be to monitor the islamic state, widespread concerns not only in the u.s. but really from years around the world that isis could have a resurgence in syria should the

u.s. troops pull back with secretary of defense and said it was not ruling out any cross-border strikes against any resurgent, in his views so far the cease fire between kurdish fighters in syria and turkish military is in his view working, here is the secretary of defense. >> overall the cease fire generally seems to be holding, we see a stabilization of the lines, if you will, on the ground and we do get reports of intermittent fires, that's what we are picking up so far. >> of course, tuesday will be the key day, that's the deadline that turkish president has given kurdish fighters to pull out of enormous buffer zone in syria, sign of kurdish fighters and civilians have been withdrawing from buffer zone, also tuesday

the turkish president will meet with vladimir putin so he could see some more progress on negotiates in this fight, leland, thank you. leland: steve, real quick, what's the mood on the kurds on this, do they feel the secretary's feelings that it's holding? >> a lot of wounded kurds were able to get out of key cities, i think the overall mood here is one of deep disappointment not only in the u.s. but in the world about allowing what they call an ethic cleansing to take place, that's their view, leland. leland: steve has been in so many battlefields, a lot of reporting coming from steve, steve, thanks to you and your crew, molly. >> for more on this we turn to fox news strategic analyst and chairman, retired four star general jack keane. you did not want to see this occur, now that we are watching

what's happening there on the ground, your thoughts and we also have a map that might help you explain your thoughts at this point in time. >> yeah, certainly i was very disappointed in what took place here and we have enumerated that for the last week or so, where are we now, you can see on the map there, that's the so-called safe zone, buffer zone, right up by the turkish syrian border and the two towns that you have listed there, are the two towns that the kurds have successfully withdrawn out of without any interference from the turks, what the syrian kurds do not want to do through the entire swath of yellow there, pull everybody out of there because that's their homes, that's where they work, hundreds of thousands of people there and most policymakers would define that as ethnic cleansing and i think the united states and others will push back on the turks, but the president deserves some credit here, the sanctions on

erdogan have impact, we got a cease fire, seems to be done fairly well given cease fires in syrian are notoriously bad. what does that mean to us, we will go back to negotiating that yellow area on the map as the buffer zone and what actually moves south and what stays in place and let's not use guns to do that. i'm hoping that's where we are, the second thing is the united states has already made a decision to keep some troops in syria in the south at a base and i know for a fact that policymakers are reconsidering are there other places that we may, indeed, have to keep some troops in syria over by the iraq border or in southern syria as well for two reasons, one to keep the foot on the throat of

the kurds, on isis, 15,000 in the area and 2 to make certain that the iranians don't cease oil fields. take a look at the map, the purple area is where the united states coalition forces are controlling eastern syria, up until erdogan's operation included the yellow area in the top. oil fields are somewhat down in the middle of the map, 70% are our under control, the red on the map is the iranians, they're on the west side of the valley and if we pull out of there and give up air space control, they will cease the oil fields. >> you covered enormous amount of ground there that concerns ethnic cleansing, the buffer zone where many kurdish people have lived for generations, but sort of expressed that perhaps, you know, there are things that are not the worst ever that you have a little bit of optimism, this is senator lindsey graham on sunday morning futures who

also expressed that maybe something good might come out of this, take a listen. >> i'm increasingly optimistic that we can have historic solutions in syria that have alluded us for years if we play our cards right. i blame erdogan for the invasion and not trump. >> we are where we are, do you share the sense of optimism? >> i believe the cease fire has given an opportunity, policymakers to take a deep breath here and consider implications and reset the table and that's what senator graham is saying, i talked to him 2 to 4 times a day to be frank about it. what i'm hoping that we do leave some presence of forces in syria working with the syrian kurds and the arabs and making sure that we are staying on top of isis and protecting the oil

fields and the administration is looking at, well, those oil fields, let's try to get the revenue and return them to the people that have been involved in the fight and protecting them. >> incredible by difficult situation, general keane, something else to watch meeting between erdogan and putting coming on tuesday, the day of the end of cease fire, thank you very much. >> good talking to you. leland: here we go again another potential brexit delay, ashley webster, coverage it, the european will delay brexit until february 2020 if prime minister boris johnson can't get a deal passed by parliament this week, stay tuned, ashley webster will be there covering it all. canadian voters are getting ready to cast their ballots in a tight election that could mark the end of justin trudeau's time as prime minister, remember

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>> with the fate of world war ii in doubt, 3 power leaders set differences aside to change the course of history, in upcoming 3 days at the brink fox chief political anchor and the anchor of special report bret baier goes inside the tehran conference and fdr, churchill and stalin's risky plan to end the deadly war, the fox special based off of that book will debut tonight, here is a

preview. >> german military intelligence broke a u.s. naval code and knew all about the secret meeting, hitler, the story went, had signed off on operation long jump in which dozens of german paratroopers would drop into iran wearing red army uniforms and pose as part of stalin's security team. >> different assassins parachuted in tehran with intent of assassinating 3 world leaders. the russians said they captured a great number of them and extracted information from them but they haven't captured all of them. leland: you can catch it right here on fox night 8:00 p.m., 11:00 p.m. longer version of the special available on fox nation. ♪

♪ leland: canadians head to the poll tomorrow to decide if current prime minister justin trudeau gets to keep his job, david lee miller in ottawa tracking what's at stake, how are you doing? >> hi, leland, based on the latest polling it appears that the canadian prime minister could be looking for a new job after tomorrow's election. he might lose his post as prime minister. now justin trudeau the liberal party candidate has held the position for the last 4 years, he's championed a variety of left-wing causes, refugees, to the environment and has, however, had a number of missteps recently that could cost him that job, former attorney general says she was pressure today halt criminal prosecution of company in quebec, trudeau says he was only trying to save jobs and publication of photos taken years ago that show trudeau in brown and black face and repeatedly apologized. former president barack obama speaking about the election tweeting recently and, quote, i was proud to work with justin trudeau as president, he was hard-working effective leader

whose take on big issues like climate change and i hope the neighbors in the north support him for another term, among accomplishments, president trump at one point called trudeau dishonest and weak. >> mostly we were able to stand up, stand up to donald trump and his punitive tariffs on steel and aluminum, we were able to stand up when he wanted to tear up a trade deal that all canadians relied on. >> now trudeau's main opposition is the conservative party andrew, he would slash government spending and called trudeau a phoney and hypocrite and here is what he said after trudeau's black face scandal broke. >> i was extremely shocked and disappointed when i learned of justin trudeau's action this is

evening, wearing brown face is open mockery and racism, just as racist in 2001 as it is in 2019. >> now unlike to united states canada has a parliamentary system of government, that means the candidate with the party that wins the greatest number of seats is going to become prime minister, but only if that party captures at least half the seats in parliament, anything less than that, leland, then we are going to see a great deal of deal-making here and that would spell an uncertain outcome. leland. leland: all right, we will wait tomorrow as the results come in, david lee miller on the ground in ottawa as he will be for the coming days, thank you, sir, boy, you want to talk about a september surprise with those photos of justin trudeau. >> we talk a lot about here, for canadians so many other issues at stake, is he too liberal for the populism growing in the united states and canada, liberal party survives and he

survives another election, with that scandal, really so fresh. leland: i'm just watching one thing, we have seen former president obama weigh in, he called justin trudeau one of his best friends. i'm waiting on president donald trump's twitter account to see if he weighs in on this issue. >> yeah, i mean, he doesn't -- that's for sure, we will see if he weighs in, who knows if that would have any effect or not. leland: there's a chance in the next 24 hours or so potential of additional pictures because there's been a huge push by the conservative party there to find more. that is the potential or the access hollywood tape of canada. >> canadians probably care a lot of issues even beyond that one, taxes, increase taxes on the rich and carbon tax, we will see what happens. leland: all right, check out the pictures live from new orleans, this is going to happen not

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♪ ♪ >> parents caught up in college admission scandal heading to court tomorrow where they are expecting to plea guilty for charges, enríquez paid hundreds of thousands to get daughters to georgetown university and in the middle agreed to pay more than $5,000 to get daughter and son to usc and according to prosecutor michelle on the right agreed to pay $400,000 to facilitate son's admission to georgetown as purported tennis recruit, the important thing about all 3, they put originally pleas of not guilty, did not have a deal with prosecutors, now they are changing their pleas, first defendants in that group of parents to move at this direction. leland: then we wait for the parents who pled not guilty continue to plea not guilty and potentially either go to trial

or face new charges. >> a lot of people still on the list including lori loughlin and her husband and one of the mothers embroiled in the scandal, she's alleged to have sent handwriting sample of her son to test-taker who alleged helped with all ofe handwriting later taking test. >> a few days coming up. >> we are already getting ready for it. >> well, you and the crew stay warm. >> thank you. leland: pretty warm in new orleans where they are getting ready to take down two cranes that have been leaning over the remains of last week's partial hotel collapse that killed 3 people, hotel under construction, laura ingle following this from new york, hi, laura. >> hey, leland, they say timing is everything and in this case the timing couldn't be more important to get these two

massive cranes safely down to the ground as cranes have become unstable in the days following the building collapse in downtown new orleans. now we have a live look to share with you as the badly damaged under construction hard rock hotel which partially collapsed last week and killing at least 3 and injuring dozens more. there's still no word yet on what caused this devastating incident. happened 9:00 a.m. saturday and stunned on lookers and some of the builds floors collapsed and pancaked on each other, sending construction workers and pedestrians literally running for their lives, the plan today to use controlled explosions to take down the two cranes, both have been tittering over the remains as you mentioned, demolition planned for friday and then pushed to saturday and then again to today after workers who were setting the explosives got a closer look and found that the cranes were more damaged than originally thought.

>> safety is the number one concern and when they tell us it's too dangerous to do it one way, we are going with the experts. >> the hotel is right at the edge of popular french corridor, a lot of tourists and many of them trying to take photos of this incredible scene, fire officials say they don't want people near this operation when it happens, when it's supposed to happen, any minute we have been told, we have cameras and we will let you know when it happens. leland: thanks, as you point out we will be watching it and you should be watching fox news sunday coming up in a couple of minutes, mick mulvaney and chris wallace as promised, it was pretty awesome, chris wallace says you on the other side of the break, adios.

i am chris wallace, president trump challenge onto the temps. a cease-fire in syria. ♪ >> isis under guard in turkey is guiding and watching over everything. >> vice president pentz and mike pompeo negotiate a clause in fighting between the turks and the kurds. >> the agreement allows us to go from where we are today to really establish a buffer zone. >> is a cease-fire or surrender?