remember if you have your own hit or miss tweet us at ge are on fnc. that is it for this week show paid the key to my panel and all of you for watching. i hope to see you right here next week. ♪ mick mulvaney on the offensive. insisting he never said there was a quid pro quo between the white house and ukraine over the u.s. economy insisting corruption what he said at first really was not what he said. those remarks at thursday's press conference adding to the fuel to the impeachment inquiry into the president. hello this is a brand-new hour of "america's news hq". >> i'm arthel neville.

appearing on fox news sunday hitting back that he admitted to leaking military aid to ukraine with investigation of the democrats during the 2016 election. he said his words were misconstrued. >> i said that's what people said i said, i'll say it again to reasons that we held up the aide. the first one was a rampant corruption in ukraine. president was also concerned about whether or not other nations specifically european nations were helping with foreign aid to the uk. arthel: let's go to kevin life at the white house. reporter: people are looking at what i said the wrong way. that seems to be the message from the acting white house chief of staff, he said as much during the press briefing last week at the white house in which he seemed to suggest that there was a bit of quid pro quo in respect to ukraine. again, you heard him on "fox news sunday with chris wallace", he said that was not it. in fact he suggested part of

desire was to not investigate the bidens to get aid into the ukrainians. instead it was more complex it was about making sure there was a corruption. he also added this. >> is legitimate to tie the aide to corruption, foreign aid from other countries. that's what i was talking about with the three, can i see how people take that the wrong way, absolutely. but i never said it was a quid pro quo. reporter: because there is not he said. furthermore the obama ministration refused to give legal aid to ukraine while russia was annexing crimea in the trump administration did did so three times. i think it's fair to say, democrats no matter what mulvaney says now say that he exposed the real truth of the matter for all to see. >> what was done is extraordinarily and extraordinarily wrong the president extorted president

zelensky of ukraine he held back $400 million in foreign assistance in a bipartisan matter that the congress voted to give ukraine to fight russia. reporter: senator menendez meanwhile the number of the ministration officials making their way to capitol hill to be interviewed by adam schiff continues to grow and bill taylor next to describe his views on what may have been going on on text exchanges involving the which is interesting to see the readout again what we are conducting in secret. a very busy travel week coming up for the president to pittsburgh into south carolina. arthel: thank you very much. eric: now to the ongoing crisis in syria. nancy pelosi leading allegations to jordan amid the cease-fire that is holding up somewhat in

northeastern syria. they have been holding talks and other top officials there discussing security and stability in the region. mark has more from washington. reporter: both democratic and republican lawmakers continue to speak out in a position with the decision in syria. in the lawmakers spent the weekend in the middle east and nancy pelosi says she and eight full members of congress including one republican met jordan's king as well as official. they put on a statement saying with the deepening crisis in syria after turkey's encouragement, they've engaged to final discussion about the impact of regional stability increased flow of refugees in the dangerous opening provided to isis, ron and russia. several lawmakers say they feared the decision to pull troops out of northern syria could have a long-term impact on u.s. allies around the world. >> attends a global asked under message that we will abandon

those alongside of us and abandon others in the world when we asked them to fight with us or for us. they will say why should i do that when you finish using me you will let me die on the battlefield reviewed the house overwhelming approved a resolution opposing the president pull out decision and they supported the measure and calling for everything from the administration about the syrian strategy. >> what i think would be appropriate at this moment in time time the vice president of secretary of state come in brief us on their meaning with president and others and where we currently are in the situation and what is the strategy going forward. reporter: south carolina senator spent the last week informing president trump to reverse and after speaking with the president over the weekend he now supports the initiation effort. >> i'm increasingly optimistic that we can have some historic solutions in syria that have eluded us for years if we play our cards right. reporter: he appears to

support the credit under president strategy. o'connell said pulling troops out was a great strategic mistake. in washington mark meredith fox news. arthel: president trump tweeting that cease-fire is holding up very nicely. as kurdish fighters have now evacuated from key border in northern syria under the terms of the u.s. broke the truths reached the president last week. american troops are leaving the country for neighboring iraq live with the very latest. reporter: today several hundred americans forces are withdrawing from syria and headed to western iraq, their duties will not only be the u.s. forces in iraq but also to monitor the islamic state with the withdrawal of the u.s. forces there was concerns not only in the u.s. but around the world and that would draw could lead to a resurgence of the islamic state in syria. secretary of state in

afghanistan said he would not rule out cross-border raids against islamic state. he also give his opinion on the cease-fire tween the turkish military and kurdish fighters in syria and he said his view the cease-fire is working. >> i think overall the cease-fire seems to be withholding. we see a stabilization of the lines if you will on the ground. and we do get reports of intermittent fires of this or that and it does not surprise me necessarily but that's what we pick up and see so far. >> tuesday will be a critical day for the negotiations and the president of turkey has said unless all turkish fighters are pulled out of a buffer zone his military offense and will continue over the past 48 hours a large number of kurdish forces as well as civilians have pulled back in the military offensive has about 200,000 refugees. people really trying to flee.

tuesday also be diplomatic they would turkeys president meeting with president putin of russia for negotiation about the border fight. arthel: thank you very much. ♪. eric: back at home a busy weekend on the campaign trail. several 2020 democrats have been making their cases to voters across the country. bernie sanders and the big rally in queens, new york with alexandria ocasio-cortez. declaring i am back after his heart attack. elizabeth warren is having more frontrunner status. here's more from washington. reporter: bernie sanders want year. 26000 people according to his campaign, that is 6000 more

people in elizabeth warren's campaign reported that she had at her rally a few miles away last month. with congresswoman alexander ocasio-cortez he entered the crowd his heart attack is behind him and he is ready to go. >> i am more than ready to exhume the office of president of the united states. [cheering] >> i am more than ready to take on the greed and corruption of the corporate leads in their apologist who to put it bluntly i am back. [cheering] reporter: elizabeth warren in joe biden is trying to hold onto the front runner status and today he spoke at the teachers union day event in new york city and he focused entirely on the

importance of teachers in education and mentioning president trump at the tail end of his remarks. >> i think this person has been thoroughly incompetent. i really mean it. he has given a gift i've decided, enough is enough. they realize there is some the opportunities they did not know existed until they were taken away. they realize there's so many things within a capacity to do that they did not understand before. >> elizabeth warren is back in iowa holding town halls in college campuses try to keep her momentum going after democratic candidates criticized her in the debate for not disclosing how she canno plans to pay for medie for all health plan. this afternoon warren announced she will be putting out a plan to address the cost sometime in the next few weeks. >> three u.s. army soldiers were

killed earlier today during a training accident. it happened this morning in savannah. three others were taken to the hospital with injuries. the army says the six soldiers were riding in a bradley and we have no other detail details oft happened and they said is still investigating and three soldiers killed in a training accident and we will bring you more information when we get it. arthel: speaker pelosi and bipartisan group of lawmakers in the middle east with crisis in syria as one stands firm on the drawing troops. was it the right move or will it cause isis researcher in the region? bend at the waist! i'm tryin'! keep it up. you'll get there. whoa-hoa-hoa! 30 grams of protein, and one gram of sugar. ensure max protein.

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the term demolition over just a half-hour ago. to bring down the two cranes at the construction site of the hard rock hotel after a deadly accident. sadly it seems it did not go as planned. now following the story in new york. reporter: it went incredibly fast but as you said only one of the cranes hit all the way down

to the ground. we want to show you again. big red fireballs exploded at the top of the towering crane demolition team said the idea is to have the long part at the top collapse like arms would down the body and the crane would keep on falling. the tallest crane when it toppled and broke apart. as you can see when the dust settles there was a hitch and the plan as it exploded and fell. bystanders were there and shocked by what they were seeing. >> i was concerned it was going to fall into the building like the whole rest of the structure. when it did happen it got hooked on the corner and i thought it was going to fall on the street industry a bunch of stuff. it sounded almost like a

shotgun. it was crazy loud and almost shook the earth. reporter: there was anticipation for this moment scheduled to happen friday and pushed to saturday and then today. the push was made after engineers went to place the explosive and did not realize the cranes were more damaged than originally thought. they confirmed the cranes had be become dangerously. some of the best experts were there to help out. they were there to recording the job and now to find out what will happen next, we heard at a press conference it will happen shortly and we let you know what they have to say. >> two bodies remain inside the hotel yet to be recovered. >> let's get back to the situation in syria nancy pelosi

making a surprise visit to jordan with the by president delegation meeting with the king to discuss security in the region and is laws o islamic terrorist. this as u.s. officials defend his decision to withdraw troops from the war zone in northern syria. >> we take the primary effort to make sure we keep the american people safe from the threat from islamic terrorism wherever we find it. >> did the president put those games at risk by pulling them out. >> i am very confident this demonstration effort to crush isis will continue. arthel: james joins me now. thank you for joining us. how can the term for ministration prevent isis from regrouping and resurrecting. we abandon the syrian democratic force cruiser did most of the fighting to be isis.

>> there's two primary factors, nobody wants to see the isis come back. not the rain and, not the russians, not the asad regime, they got into the site and nobody has an interest in that, and not sure they have the capacity to re-create before. american forces are still in the region and there's a line between western iraq and syria a line in the dirt. and in terms of conducting terrorism in the region it's not as robust as it was before. >> already there is reports of 800 of those isis militants if you will who were being housed in those detention camps they were already escaped or let loose because occurs cannot make watch over those detention centers where there being held. i understand perhaps they may not be able to re-create but

what about isis regrouping and seeing and morale as they were amongst other people who were here and want to pay back the united states. >> you need infrastructure to do that. so you have a commitment from the turks and the white beachy to detain them and there's thousands of these. the ones running around they don't have any infrastructure. don't get me wrong, we were concerned about isis before this happened because there was isis and al qaeda running around it's not like there's anything good about this. in entirely possible for the ones that escaped they will try to ask for trait and go back to the tunisia and so mike back to western europe. the guard has got to be a. but we have been working on in and out of the region for years so it's not a threat that were

unfamiliar with. it's a bad day in syria, no question about that. but u.s. strategy by keeping the problems of syria in syria and i'm not sure that was greatly put in jeopardy by the way things have unfolded. >> i'm going to move on, i have other questions that i want to go on to the fact-finding mission by the congressional delegation by speaker plosive. what do you think were the most pressing issues on the agenda. >> i think is perfectly appropriate for congressional delegations to do this thing, they do it all the time and is really important. going to jordan super important is a keystone state, the stability is really important to us and a little country but has more refugees than the population of jordan in a keystone state between iraq and syria and israel. so good important place to go indefinitely to consult with

them. interface the notion of a congressional delegation. this is what they're supposed to do with appropriate oversight. arthel: what kind of guidance in part is his advice reliable? >> i think it's important to have a judean perspective. they were real dog in the fight. anything something bad happens is a potential that can spill over to jordan. i think that is a real key focus of u.s. policy in addition to watching out for isis and al qaeda which will continue to do. the challenge is to keep the problem in syria. there was never a chance that you the united states is good in the civil war and negotiate but we have to work with the jordanians to keep the problems on the outside of the border. arthel: problems in syria, get your point and asad back in power who has been supported by putin this entire time but it is

complicated to have to keep going because i want to ask you about iran in the midst of the war that is broken out. what are you on high alert as it pertains to iran? >> syria has always been in their orbits. the has not changed. there was never a chance we would kick them out as long as they have the support of the rain and. in the russians. the problem is exactly the same. where are they going to go, everywhere they go they bump into somebody. they bump -- they stood back and let the israeli attack iranian targets in syria. the russians were going to put themselves out. arthel: do you feel without the presence of the united states that israel is really protected.

>> people have to ask themselves a question, how can a couple hundred of americans jump into a syrian civil war and orchestrate the incredible campaign. the answer is releasable, all parties were happy for the americans to do that. nobody wanted to see it. but the notion that somehow those 300 americans could really determine the fate of the civil war that is incredibly unrealistic in taking down the picture it does not change the internal dynamic all that much. arthel: i'm going to leave it there. i have to move on. thank you very much. meanwhile on capitol hill the presidents were slamming the democrats impeachment inquiry. he says he will not comply with subpoena to that what does that mean for the former mayor in the impeachment process we will look at legal implications coming up. t certification process. or it isn't. it's either testing an array of advanced safety systems.

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>> you said just a few seconds ago i said there was a quid pro quo, i never use that language for there was not quid pro quo. you described a quid pro quo and said that happens all the time. >> and reporters will use their lingers over time. my language i never said quid pro quo mick mulvaney trying to walk off those words after a meeting last week that there was a quid pro quo with the president with having military aid to ukraine. unless the country investing into the democrats in 2016 election. explosive comments made to the press conference on thursday when he referenced peter and corey, the department aid michael mckinley. here it is. >> he said he was really upset with the political influence and foreign policy. that was one of the reasons he was so upset. get over it. there is going to be political influence and foreign policy. eric: white house correspondent

was at that briefing and had a few questions. john, mick mulvaney says what he said is not really what he said. >> as you mentioned, i was at that briefing and i know what i heard, i speak english and i understand english, he described a quid pro quo. it is a latin phrase that means something or something or this for that. what he described in the course of the give-and-take with jonathan crow from abc news was exactly something for something in order to get the $400 billion in military assistance, ukraine had to follow through with an investigation into the dnc servers from 2016 and as you mentioned, mick mulvaney the acting chief of staff said happens all the time. >> we have that right now when jonathan asked the question.

let's take a listen to hear the words exactly. >> this is a quid pro quo funding will not flow unless the investigation into the democratic server happened as well. >> we do that all the time and foreign policy. we were holding money at the same time for the northern triangle countries. eric: he's describing in central america the administration withheld funding to watermelon and echoed our unless a change their policies which to other countries did. what do the critics say? reporter: the distinction in terms of what mick mulvaney said the white house and the administration was asking of the northern triangle countries impacted u.s. immigration and it did not affect a domestic political election which is upcoming and would be happening with joe biden if he becomes the democratic nominee. that is the distinction that is

being made between what mick mulvaney said in the restaurant ask things of our allies and partners in foreign policy. what it was that he said that the u.s. asked of ukraine in this particular in terms of them saying $400 million in the military assistance. eric: most of the democrats say they what is subpoena to testify about a. what are the chances of that. >> i think the chances of seeing mick mulvaney testifying under sworn testimony or deposition similar to what we seen over the course over the past recover small chance of a happening reason being the white house will say there is community for white house officials testify before congress and not being argued the federal court system. mick mulvaney will not be on capitol hill answering questions

from adam schiff, i would not be surprised to see some of the individuals who have already given their sworn testimony and sworn dispositions like the former u.s. envoy to ukraine and fiona hill the former restaurant advisor and even gordon sumlin the u.s. ambassador to the european union being brought up to capitol hill and you agree with what mick mulvaney had on the because on friday. in order to see the aid you had to look into the dnc server from 2016. in this week and official testified because away to a different system and it was sought off by state and they came out of the oval office directly. what testimony will we hear about the process of what may have changed and what may have been different in this process of the military aid with ukraine. >> we have not seen the transcripts of any of the

foreigsworndepositions which han place. it does not mean we will not see them in the near future. we could see what those three individuals that i mentioned who in two of the cases no longer work for the ministration to house members in both the democratic and republic and when you see that in the course of this impeachment inquiry as democrats in the house move closer and closer to the idea of taking a vote of articles of impeachment. >> during the interview with chris wallace and i understand if you want to watch it it'll be on later on tonight. during the interview for example he cited two reasons why they held up the military aid the corruption primarily but during the original explanation he apparently cited three reasons. what is this and how would you engage success and move this club and following the acting

chief of staff, do you think they have this? >> good question. this happened on thursday and were now talking about it on sunday. i think that gives you a good indication that he did not clean this issue up. in the chris wallace did a phenomenal interview. mick mulvaney is acting white house chief of staff he has hold that since january for ten months and there's a reason why he is acting before his title, the other two predecessors never had a title in mick mulvaney does. i do not think that the press conference that he held in the briefing room on thursday did him any favors in terms of holding onto his job in the long-term. eric: it was held to announce a g7 meeting at the doral the trump property in florida which is now the president has decided to cancel. always good to see you.

always ask those questions at the briefing. eric: the full interview with the acting chief of staff something you will want to see you can catch it on the fox news channel because fox news sunday will play at 7:00 p.m. eastern, that is at three hours, less than three hours from now. quite an interview in explanation. arthel: we want to take time to remember a giant of congress and the civil rights community alleged cummings passed away thursday from long-standing health conditions. born and raised in baltimore he earned his degree in political silenscience from harvard univey and his law degree from the university of maryland and advocate in 1980 when he began his political career in the maryland house and he served there for more than ten years eventually becoming maryland's first house speaker. he was elected to the house of

representatives in 1986 in here is part of his opening statement his first day on the house flo floor. >> i have always said on the floor of the maryland house of delegates that our world would much be a better world in place if we would only concentrate on the things that we have in common instead of concentrating on our differences. it's easy to find differences. very easy. we need to take more time to find common ground. arthel: it was this year as the chairman of the house oversight and reform committee while overseeing the testimony of former trump attorney michael cohen that elijah cummings for the current generation will long be remembered for these words. >> when we are dancing with angels, the question will be asked, in 2019 what did we do to make sure we kept her democracy

intact. arthel: there are reports that chairman cummings widow currently the chair of the midland democratic party is expected to run for his seat in maryland's seventh congressional district. maryland governor larry hogan has ten days from his passing to schedule a special election for his seat and will likely set the date by the middle of this week. buddy has leverage over when it will take place. it could be as early as february or more than a year from now. in the meantime elijah cummings is being remembered by his constituents and colleagues on both sides of the aisle as a champion with true compassion and justice. elijah cummings was 68 years old. to present to you today. [son]: who are you talking to? [son]: that guy's scary. the first item on the list is selecting

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eric: at the very center of this

whole ugly episode of military aid of a white house meeting in an effort to get an investigation of joe biden in ukraine to interfere in our election is rudy giuliani and rudy giuliani has refused to appear before the committee but he is at the core of this question. that is at least one lawmaker reacting to the personal attorney rudy giuliani defined the subpoena of house democrats this as the fed arrested a defendant in the campaign-finance case tied to mr. giuliani as impeachment inquiry grinds on how to cc that from a legal standpoint. we bring in the legal panel, alex a criminal defense attorney and former assistant u.s. attorney and bob schultz a tourney and former prosecutor alex looked start with you, in the impeachment inquiry illegal? >> the constitution gives it to

the house of representatives. the house of representatives gets to decide how it wants to do that. you can use the word illegal but the legal basis is the u.s. constitution. arthel: is it legal for rudy giuliani to disregard the subpoena from congress? >> you can charge him with obstruction if they choose and threaten him in the letter were doing so i don't think it's a smart decision on his part to obstruct because there's an adverse interest if this continues moving forward in a negative fashion. as his personal attorney if there is a negative issue because of your actions you're asking whether or not he's committing malpractice. arthel: you are hinting that rudy giuliani is going rogue and not following the president of ice. >> obviously if the president is telling him to comply any saying i'm not doing it and he's not

listening to his client is he committing malpractice that would be the question. arthel: let me play from acting white house mick mulvaney from thursday's white house briefing. >> the personal lawyer the president wants to use him. >> he's working in ukraine on issues that are supposed to be national issues. the attorney-client issue because of the president issues. >> i don't know anything inappropriate about the. arthel: following up on the question, i don't know if you can hear her question, is it illegal what he is doing? >> it's probably illegal which says you cannot have people working for free on behalf of the u.s. government because that's what appears to be

happening. this is a matter of foreign policy, there is no modern president of some buddy like rudy giuliani on behalf of the president running around and doing shadow foreign policy apparatus that is built to pursue the u.s. interest outside the united states and having a personal attorney do that and undermines that it calls into question why they would do that. it appears he would do that to promote the president's interest then to the economy's interest. it is detrimental to the national security. arthel: if rudy giuliani is working on behalf of his client who happens to be the president of the united states, can he exercise range of client privilege with an ordinary schism citizen. >> is a very fine line. he is representing the president and a security firm and claims he's not a lobbyist but every company that retains him that is interviewed about relationship state the reason they hire him is access to the president. he is a most conflicted out, at

the same time piquing work where people are looking to get access to his client and at the same time it is very difficult in a delicate situation he placed himself in. >> as the allegations about mr. giuliani mount, is it possible that legal or criminal jeopardy for president trump would melt as well? >> this is the second presidential lawyer who is facing an investigation and one is in prison. that cohen investigation did implicate the president in some ways. some of the things rudy is doing on behalf of the president means a president is in trouble and we know he will not be convicted but in terms of impeachment he has walked the president through difficult situation. arthel: the jury is still out and we want to be clear were not inviting the president here with this discussion. thank you very much. eric: the family of an american making a desperate plea to the president. why they are worried about his

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eric: the family of american hostage has a plea for the president. in limit on thousands of people

are taking to the streets protesting against the corruption in the state of the economy. it is unsettling for the family of an american who is being held by the lebanese government. he is from new hampshire and he was taken into custody by the military in september when he returned from the united states for a visit. he worked in a prison during israel's occupation of lebanon. lebanese authorities consider him a collaborator. it's a mostly christian organization that fought with israel against the law and palestinian terrorist before the 2000 is really in withdrawal from lebanon. the family tells fox news they're increasingly worried and asking the term ministration to work to set him free saying, this is a cry for help to the chopper ministration and specifically president trump. president trump will always have our support just like he had it before the 2016 election.

we think him and would love him to bring our debt home as soon as possible. the state department has told they are monitoring the situation and take seriously the responsibility to assist u.s. citizens abroad. arthel: canadian prime minister political future is in jeopardy as polls show he and his opponent are locked in a tight race ahead into tomorrow's election. will he be able to hold off his conservative rival and win reelection. that is next.

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[♪] arthel: it's down to the wire in canada where voters head to the polls tomorrow to decide whether prime minister justin trudeau survivors his job despite scandals. david lee is in ottawa tracking the election. reporter: the issues range from climate change to government spending. but one thing all canadians agree on, this will be a close election. it's a statistical dead heat between the liberal and conservative party. trudeau was brought to power four years ago, ending nearly a decade of conservative rule. after some scandals he's

fighting for his political life. there was the embarrassing revelation that years ago trudeau on several occasions dressed up in black and brown face. he apologized for the damage that was done. >> i'm to be asking canadians to forgive me for what i did. i take responsibility for it. it was dumb. reporter: the head of the conservative party andrew scheer. he calls trudeau a phoney not to be trusted. >> he will pay any price to day in power and he will use your money to pay for it. reporter: this race is not only close, it's also complicated. the party that gets the greatest

number of votes historically will select the prime minister. but that party has to get over half the seats in parliament. if they don't succeed in doing that, then some of the smaller parties get involved in the process. it appears at least in the eyes much some cow madians the outcome is uncertain and there could be a constitutional crisis. arthel: isn't voting mandatory in canada? reporter: i don't know that for certain. but i heard the projections say they don't expect a great turnout, this despite the fact there is a great deal of controversy about the outcome of the race. arthel: thank you, david lee. >> if he loses and he has american citizenship, right? can he come and announce he's joining the democratic presidential primary because he

was born in canada? arthel: is that a funny, funny. it's mandatory in australia. >> we have a very high unemployment rate in france. what is the recipe -- president trump: maybe we have a whether president than you do. greg: can't argue with the facts. it was billed as a democratic debate. but it sounded like an angry ex-wives club. they kept saying the same damn thing about him. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump.