that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and thanks to you for watching. i'm paul gigot. we hope to see you here next week. .. in the house impeachment house impeachment inquiry just days before the start of public hearings. hello everyone. intelligence committee adam shipped calling the request.

>> i don't think the bias is the question. this is the own interpretation. they released a transcript so the american people can make up their own minds. we have a live team fox coverage. >> republicans ask the house intelligence chairman to call 14 witnesses to testify during the public face present trumpet seems to be on board with all of this. they rebuffed some of the witnesses. the corrupt politician wants people from the white house to testify in his and pelosi's disgraceful witch hunt. nor will he allow any of our requested witnesses. this is a first in due process

in congressional history. they have not ruled out all of the witnesses. some named on the list already testified but the chairman did say the committee will not serve with those vehicles. a number of former current white house officials. the white house advise them to do. one witness who did appear testified there is no doubt in his mind that they were demanding the ukrainian president in order to get a white house meeting. the kernel is currently colonel is currently on the national security council. they could be leaving but it would not be because he testified against the president. >> we are streamlining nationalists of security council. under present obama.

they are detailed from the department of defense. people are going to start going back to their own departments. >> his time is coming. there will be time for everybody that is coming there. >> three public testimonies are scheduled for this week. you can bet the white house will be watching. >> it is a big week, thank you. meanwhile lawmakers on capitol hill are escalating their feud over the whistleblower. >> it's impossible to bring this case forward in my view fairly without knowing who the whistleblower is.

if they don't call the whistleblowers in the house. this thing is dead on arrival. >> the only thing the whistleblower can say is they were told about other people in the phone call. we have the other people coming forward to actually testify. >> we are following all of this from washington. the democrats on the house intelligence committee. republicans would like to use several witnesses to shift the focus of the presidents directions with ukraine to that of the bidens during the 2016 election. democrats are strongly criticizing that though. they tweeted. house republican cover-up. the sham witnesses to testify. my 2 cents get lost. on fox news sunday congressman shall only. he said he does expect that some of the witnesses it will be allowed to testify

specifically those who have already been interviewed by the committee behind closed doors. >> i think we will end up calling some of the witnesses on that list. my test is due these witnesses have important information knowledge or evidence about the president's conduct. congressman will pretty. the modern republican agrees that the whistleblower does not need to testify because others had more direct knowledge about what happened but on fox news sunday he said it's unreasonable for not unreasonable for investigators to want to hear from hunter biden. >> i would love to hear from the other americans who served on the board. >> i'm curious to know how someone without any help in ukraine ends up on the board. they will likely raise the

issue during the public testimony this week with the state department deputy assistant george cantu raised concern about the position at the ukrainian gas firm with the conflict of interest. >> the 2020 presidential candidates are hitting the campaign trail this weekend. the democratic contenders he took his first steps into the race on friday by submitting paperwork to qualify for the alabama primary. as the first state with a filing deadline. here is the candidate earlier today. i certainly welcome mayor bloomberg to the race but i don't think you just waltz in and say i'm good enough to be president your argument is the other people aren't good enough that is not how we had

been conducting these debates. we have more on all of this. the democratic rivals are not taking kindly to the suggestion that the existing candidates are not good enough. they can waltz it right in the middle of the campaign and essentially use the personal fortune to make up ground that others have a hard earned throughout the trail. has possible bid stems from concern over the current field if they could defeat president trump. it moves the signal fear. they may be faltering. it may be too liberal to beat donald trump. why they didn't seem phased by the prospect. welcoming bloomberg to the race. some of the most -- other presidents were not so inviting. they were running as republicans and now tossing in their house as democrats. i'm sorry you are going to buy

this election. >> the former new york mayor is not getting any support from the have of the state democratic party. i don't think mike bloomberg adds to the current field or brings anything unique to the table except for a few billion dollars i'm not convinced it's the right thing for the democratic party. other candidates are as you. in on iowa. they also touched on impeachment proceedings. senator sanders focused on global warming and healthcare. there was an event that was closed to the media. they kicked up off up a three-day bus to her. polls show the front runner is still former vice president joe biden by some eight points nationally but the first to have warren ahead in iowa

biden is actually pulling in fourth place. >> that will be interesting when not vote comes in. as we prepare to celebrate america's heroes this veterans day and number of rural towns in the south are considered hotbeds for recruitment. we are live in atlanta with details. some of these towns have a lot in common. they are often rural small towns and they are often next to major military bases they are called hotbeds or hot spots for recruiting. recruiters go there over and over again in the percentages of young people 17 to 24 who enlist in the military is extremely high. we talked to some high school students about why they intend

to pursue a career in the military. >> the biggest thing about the military is that it gives your purpose. every day work force you get your job done. nine to five. give a purpose to serve your nation and that's what i really look forward to. is having a bigger goal at the end of the day something really driving me to do well. that rotc program has veterans high school has won a number of awards. they a list immediately after graduation or they go to a service academy like west point or the naval academy. one of the keys is to set high expectations. >> kids with this generation will rise to meet any bar you can. the kids that don't have a bar to reach are just kind of wandering around immensely and that's what makes our program nice. we had expectations.

roughly 390,000 veterans of world war ii our still with us this veterans day. >> we think them very much. a rally on friday is the justice is preparing to consider. the decision to end one of his predecessors most emotionally charged as active orders. that on the fate of the dreamers. details are coming up next with what we can expect on the closely watched case. is that net carbs or total? eh, not enough fiber. chocolate would be good. snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you manage your blood sugar. glucerna. everyday progress. red lobster's endless shrimp is back for just fifteen ninety nine. get all the shrimp you want, any way you want 'em. like new sriracha-honey shrimp,... ...savory grilled teriyaki shrimp,... ...classic shrimp scampi and more! red lobster's endless shrimp ends november 17th. hurry in.

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>> bolivian president just his resignation as the south american countries leader. speaking live in now before the press there in bolivia. amid the fierce backlash. with the disputed election. they had called to refrain from violence. >> back here at home the case is going before the u.s. supreme court on tuesday. the justices are set to see arguments on the decision to end daca.

the program that protects hundreds of thousands of immigrants who came to this country illegally when they were minors. caitlin, do we have any indication how or where this case will go. and how it will be decided. >> i think tuesday's arguments are going to be really telling as they are in the supreme court. the decision will come out in june. is well underway. regardless of the outcome it will be a political bombshell right in the middle of the election. let's say the president wins on that. if they get a defeat then that could be a father to the democrats. i think either way. if the president does when his argument that means the dreamer protections had been lifted.

as you were saying it was an incredibly emotional issue they came as children. and they are facing deportation. i think it's hard to see congress acting especially in any kind of quick fashion. if the president loses that does give to the democrats this was wrong all along. and then that will give into their sales heading into november. ironically one of the lawyers arguing for this is a dreamer himself. he is a lawyer he came here undocumented when he was one year old. talk about congress. let me show you some of the tweets of the president just the other month he said this

in the tweet. president obama said he did not have the right to sign doc up that it will never hold up in court. he signed it anyway. if they behold it. far greater than ever thought if they do what is right and do not let daca stand with all of its negative legal implications the republicans and democrats well had to deal to let them stay in our country in very short order. it would actually benefit daca and be done the right way. so the president there said even if he does suffer a dippy on the issue there is a way forward do you see the democrats giving them an inch at all when it comes to this issue. >> it's hard to say. congress has been trying to work on some kind of deal. for years now and has not been able to do it. there is no policy that can get the support of both sides. in a deal there is give-and-take. it has field over the past year.

decision would change the dynamic. the parties are so far apart from each other. i would not hold your breath 73% say they want to allow the dreamers to stay. how did that then play out in the presence campaign strategy. the three quarters of the country that think that they should be able to say those tend to be democrats and more moderate and independent. of course heading into an election is important to rally your base. you can't win an election with just your base. this is not a great issue to them.

those votes are key to any kind of a general election. and certainly one of the issues that will resonate with this base. it has to do with the wall. that is something that he will surely talk about. i think this message right now we are in primary season. democrats are fighting each other on a lot of different issues. it will be a stark contrast between the two parties. in democrats will surely talk about the family separation. also the other border related things that have come out. it's a decision expected in

june. right plop in the middle of everything. it will be a hot topic. good to see you. thank you. this weekend marks 30 years since the fall of the berlin wall. the former president ronald reagan was part of the push to bring it down with his tear down this wall a speech. what similarities does that moment to have with president trump's ongoing peace talks with north korea. and the question we are answering here what happened to jimmy hoffa we have new information and a stunning new claim on who shot the iconic labor leader. our investigation continues. on our subscription service. fox nation.

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oil within it it does come among crippling sanctions. the oil is not able to be sold to many countries. they had driven the exports about 300,000 barrels per day. it has caused them to lose $50 billion in revenue. the discovery does come as they continue to break key terms. only they pulled out of it last year. last week the iranian president announced that iran began injecting gas violating a third term of the agreement. the construction of a second nuclear reactor. at this as a group of reporters watched the have of the energy organization telling workers to begin pouring concrete to the base of the reactor. responding to the new violations of the 2015 deal

iranian officials said they did nothing wrong. >> there is no fault in what we did. americans and israelis try to use this to make some noise. ironically it turned out to harm them. it made us make more explanations publicly. amid increased regional tension with iran and they do worry that a larger conflict could erupt any day between the west and the backed proxies. both of them backed groups in gaza city today including hamas. they both say while they appreciate the support from iran they would not blindly take orders from tehran. >> reporting from gaza for us. mister gorbachev opened the skate. >> mister gorbachev tear down this wall. president ronald reagan saying those fateful words back in 1987. just two years before the berlin wall came tumbling down

this weekend marks 30 years since the fall but in a different part of the world there is an nagging remnant of the cold war. >> it is the demilitarized zone between north and south korea. president trump visited there in the summer analyst note that the pursuit of peace with north korea could be similar to what ronald reagan did with the soviet union. i'm joined now by gordon chang. always great to have you. so when you compare u.s. foreign policy then versus now what comes to mind. we don't know the outcome of north korean talks but they don't look to be very good at this time because since the middle of may or the last year. they have let off a lot of trump pressure on the north. they don't really feel like he has to negotiate in good faith. both reagan and trump are trying to create this favorable atmosphere for their

opponents but reagan kept the pressure on and trump has not done that. >> how do we regain leverage that is with the u.s. i think we have to go back with vigorous sanction enforcement. we've sort of let the gas off we need to go not only after the north koreans because they're getting a lot of money from places around the world but we also had to go against their sponsors the russian, the chinese and even the south koreans. we can maybe get back to where we were. the good thing is he has given us a deadline and of the year. if we don't meet that deadline and i'm sure were not going to he is going to do something provocative and that gives him the opportunity then to go back to a more vigorous enforcement. >> i think that he is sort of said he wants to give him a one-time shot to do the right thing. in june of last year. he has had more than just a one time shot.

we have not changed our policy. i think president trump has got to do that. everybody knows the policy is just not working. >> i don't think he is going to react well. to a certain extent well had to care too much about what he says with a lot of cards right now we just haven't played them. you go back to previous administrations north korea was always a low priority except in certain crisis points. they could do what they wanted. we need to make north korea a priority. and then i think we can disarm him without the use of force. >> beyond north korea is there a broader foreign-policy lesson that president trump can learn from president reagan? reagan was tough on the soviet union. he called an eagle -- evil empire.

trump has gone after china and that is a decisive break from four decades of policy but they have not made that rhetorical move against the chinese. and we really need to do that because china is assaulting our society across the board and i think we should be ditching this language. we should be talking and very clear tones very much like vice president pens did last month. they went after china hard. trump should do the same thing. >> tell our audience what you're talking about. what was the message that he delivered that you thought was very strong and forceful and effective. >> what they did they said look, there are fundamental differences between the chinese regime and the american democracy and those differences had national security implications. he was very clear about we are not in a sort of a relationship with the chinese

they threatened us. and pompeo was very clear about that. and the other think he said which i think is significant in a series of upcoming remarks he's going to lay out, brands of china policy. that's very much like article x in 1947. that changed american thinking about the soviet union. at such a new paradigm. they can do the same thing. how long would the demonstration in hong kong last russian mark. >> they will go on for a very long time. every time it looks like they might go out a little bit. honk kong people it might get a little bit of fatigue china does something which really enrages people and we've seen it with the death of the student at the hong kong university. this has mobilized hong kong. and police had denied that he was pushed.

>> he was running away from tear gas we have some other instances of this. it is really upsetting people in hong kong. i don't understand because there are some people who are pro- in favor of this demonstrator. and some people feel like the government should do something more decisive to end it. how do you see it. >> the hong kong government is can have to make big concessions. beijing is not permitting it to. these demonstrations are going to go on indefinitely and they're probably getting bigger as time goes on. will there be the be a point when the u.s. steps in. >> thank you so much. >> a plea from the family of a new hampshire man who is now being held in lebanon. they are calling on him to do more. his health is deteriorating and according to the medical records he has shown signs of torture. he has his family that has

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>> members of a about mormon offshoot arriving in arizona yesterday. they were carrying 100 people fled mexico following the drug cartel ambush that killed three women and six children all -- other residents are planning to depart in the coming days. we are joined life from our west coast view. >> as if today dozens of mormons flee mexico. after nine members of their mormon offshoot sect including 8-month-old twins were slaughtered last monday. most of the families are

traveling to phoenix and some are heading to tucson but they're not sure where they're ultimately going to stay. family and friends said goodbye to christina lankford johnson saturday. her family said this mom was shot twice in the heart during the ambush many from her community lived in lemoore in mexico sonora state for years this offset mormon group lived in this area and they coexisted with the cartels it's a small community with about 300 people some mormon families have lived for over a century. residents can farm and raise cattle there and although they had left to their community others say they aren't going anywhere. >> our people have been born in mexico all of our generations and three, we had been born here were mexican citizens.

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they can sit here and focus on this little quarter size unit into the world goes away. >> this is like a therapy for me. just the sense that piece that i have here in belonging, it is phenomenal. it has really changed my life. this is a charitable organization if you're veteran who would like to explore the program or if you would like to make a donation check out our website the watchmaker initiative .-dot org. >> oregon. >> odessa, delaware, john scott. fox news. >> just wonderful as we continue to honor our veterans here in the fox news channel two in to in tonight to modern warriors. it airs tonight at 10:00 p.m.

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