officials to efforts to pressure north korea on political investigations, of joe biden, and son hunter welcome to america's news headquarters i am eric shawn arthur. >> rudy giuliani sounds off on impeachment former vice president joe biden in wide-ranging interview on fox news as president's personal attorney faces scrutiny over

his own role in north korea mr-- in north korukraine. >> are you afraid you could be indicted, wow, how long have you known me? i have known you several years. >> -- think i am afraid you think i get afraid. >> well, i did the right thing. i represented my client in a very, very effective way. i was so effective that i discovered a he pattern of corruption warrant press has been covering up three or four years. >> we have live fox news kovrn in all of this, live in washington let's begin first with mark, white house hi mark. reporter: white house continues to insist that president trump is focused on issues other than impeachment, like jobs, national security, trade, but white house says that senior administration official tells fox news even if house were to move forward with impeachment, they still believe, the president would have the upper hand when it

comes to the senate, now earlier this week, the president had a chance to meet face-to-face with two republican senators, mitt romney and in utah steven collins white house continues to deny any wrongdoing when it comes to decision to delay foreign aid to ukraine one name that pops up is rudy giuliani, the personal attorney to president new dominates frdocuments show giuliani in touch with secretary of state pompeo this year giuliani had a chance address speculation says denying any wrongdoing focus needs to be on joe biden. >> i told my colleagues they are gonna try to kill me because they are going to kill the messenger damn it mafia couldn't kill me, your colleagues are are not going to kill me. >> -- because it is not true. >> okay. >> it is completely false. >> giuliani went on to say he has a good relationship with

president trump, as he is the president's personal attorney however, he would not get into specifics how o event he talks with president or behind-the-scenes. >> i don't tell only moyer in the middle another name hearing a lot, has to do with bolton former national security adviser speaking about twitter. >> that is right speaking out at least on twir believe it or not, about twitter account, yesterday, the former national security adviser said white house had not given him access to a twitter account -- had back in the past that account has since been restored he has been tweeting one of the things tweeting is a decision to relaunch his own political action committee he put out this statement on his web site writing we need to make u.s. national security a priority the threats are grave growing the presidency control of the house and senate will all be decided in less than a year, it is time to speak up again. that is john bolton talking

about political action committee on internet not seen the president today nothing on public schedule he is is heed to head to florida next week to kick off thanksgiving weekend. >> up in the air if mr. bolton will with testify. >> the house intelligence committee wrapped up hearings for now there questions as to what will come next in washington bureau with details what options democratic lawmakers have, hey. >> hey arthel there is the possibility intelligence committee could schedule additional hearings hasn't happened yet even if they don't we may not be over with hearings, in the next set of process, is the intelligence committee putting together a report on what investigation has found that is and police department to happen after thanksgiving at that point, the committee could hold hearings of its own if there are not more witnesses or hearings, the committee would then write up the articles of

impeachment, for the full house to consider likely sometime right around christmas. fox is told potential impeachment articles could bring bribery abuse of power contempt of congress obstruction of justice for the white house efforts to block witnesses documents subpoenaed by investigators house democrats have enough of a majority to approve the articles of impeachment, on their own, and many say, they are already convinced there is more than enough evidence to do that. >> if the president is actually done what we have said he has done about 12 witnesses said he really did do exactly what we thought he did was basically leverage taxpayer money to try to pressure ukraine into to go investigations, to serve his personal political purposes, that is an incredible threat to our democracy and i am not going to turn a blind eye to that. >> if the house approves articles of impeachment we got to senate what is expected a two week trial republicans are planning to call several

witnesses democrats preefrptd from testifying in the house including, the whistle-blower hunter biden nellie ohr electrification gps antonin scalia adam schiff some wouldn't be surprised if it didn't reach the senate for ultimately could ultimately hurt more than help. >> they pulled the word bribery to see if that would be good word to use i think they pay attention to polls may be industry censure the whole thing very unpredictable. >> in temperatures of when senate trial could take place folks on capitol hill say sometime in january or february, appears most likely a lot can happen, between now and then arthel. >> indeed for sure thank you.

>> four years -- give him 8 years we will he forever change this countharacterter isn the ballot donald trump doesn't need to be nominee that is what i know, but anyway -- >> democrats on capitol hill are planning next move in impeachment he process race for white house, former vice president joe biden on a trail in iowa, trying to rally support of a town hall in nashville not the only way the democratic national front-runner is trying to boost support among voters as he pursues presidential nomination, in iowa with the very latest on the campaign. >> hi ellison. >> when biden makes way to town hall third stop in iowa today, he also had a stop in this state yesterday, evening, biden is following behind in this state looking at polls,

meyer pete buttigieg leading the back in des moines biden and wife dr. joe biden talked about extra thought from voters who take time did deciding how to vote the former vice president had seen recent iowa polls says not running on polls believes most iowa caucusgoers will not make up minds until last three to five weeks he is trying to take message town to tendon one argument biden makes he is the guy can beat president trump to key battleground swing states he former iowa governor vilsack believes biden is person for the job he and bief endorsed biden this weekend vilsack describes abide 10 account can bring the nation together with progressive programmable vision. >> endorsement today is incredible honor. the most significant thing

quite frankly that could happen to me. prior to this caucus, also an incredible responsibility. they believe so deeply in iowa, an farmers lives in this state our farmers manufacturemanufacture manufactures. >> earning the endorsement means making a solemn promise. >> biden is polling behind you buttigieg by 10 percentage points. >> thanks so much. >> eric former vice president joe biden slamming senator lindsey graham, after the senate judiciary committee chairman asked state department to hand over documents, related to the biden and ukraine. >> they know he knows if he comes out against trump he has a real tough road for

reelection. number one, i am disappointed about quite frankly i am angered by the fact he noknows me knows my son lindsey about to go down in a way i think going to regret his whole life. >> what do you say to him. >> i say lindsey, i guess -- i am just embarrassed by what you are doing to you. >> bring in emily, political reporter for washington examiner most people raced out of town have you got feedback on former vice president biden's rockers. >> not remarks specifically but his whole relationship with son hunter biden is something has come up before in this primary and as we go in to impeachment, proceedings and like hero senate trial around the time of the first iowa caucuses and early state primary contests i think there is something that is going to

be at the forefront of voters' minds, while biden often says that he didn't do anything wrong, there was certainly nothing illegal about his son hunter biden serving on those -- burisma he has gotten some flack from some stranltegies i talked to saying seems like apparent conflict of interest, they have said they couldn't like that situation from their vice president's son. >> we will go back to that right now i want to pull up sounds from an interview senator lindsey graham did with the huffington post four years ago july 2015, listen. >> if you can'ted a mire joe biden as a person that is probably you got a problem, he is the nicest person i think i have ever met, talked to -- >> all right. . he is as good man as god ever created. >> what happened to that sentiment? >> well i think that lindsey graham has changed his opinion

and on a lot of things very critical of donald trump, in the 2016 primary cycle so while politics in washington, d.c., is strange place and you can be friends with some person one year, and, not friends with them the next, but i think the question is whether there is some kind of respect there between lindsey graham and joe biden, and that is something that will be interesting to see going forward to see how deep he goes into investigating burisma how joe biden reacts to it. >> you know the hunter biden ukraine theory has been repeatedly debunked recently during last week's hearing if senate calls are former vice president son to testify during potential impeachment trial do the president and the republicans run the risk of inadvertently hurtleing president trump. >> i think the question whether is they will -- inadvertently boost joe biden. in the democratic primary by

letting him look more sympathetic because he and his family are getting attacked so depends on how deep they go with attacks, because it is very -- commonly believed that the prosecutor that was opened investigation to burisma, joe biden, had wanted to have that prosecutor fired in exchange for offering ukraine -- >> -- emily let's not go down that rabbit hole everything you just said not true let's move on not fair for us here you are a reporter i am a reporter we don't want to sort of -- >> what i was going to say was that it was very -- >> i'm sorry. >> it is not a theory i am saying common knowledge that there were many western governments want the prosecutor fired that it wasn't tied to this aid what i am saying is that these republicans if they try and make this a campaign issue, that could benefit joe biden the primary because, it he

will makes him look sympathetic he does run the risk of being attacked from other republicans -- other democrats in the prior because whether even though there was nothing illegal in the situation, and there is certainly not really thought that what he did in dealing with ukraine was -- improper, generally -- i mean you know -- >> i don't know if you can answer this but just for food for thought no retrospect, questions of iment proper prity or conflict of interest should he have secured a job for his son hunter biden in the administration. >> i don't ins your question should he have? this president's children work for him son-in-law, et cetera, bona fide jobs maybe that is what vice president biden should have done asked president obama hay can you get my son in may be none of this would be a topic of

discussion of or discussion. >> there is conflict of interest questions, and questions with president trump's children their role in this those have been, explored extensively in the press but democratic primary what joe biden is running on is his record. and his how -- acted and there are some democrats democratic voters i have talked to uncomfortable with the whole vacation things going on, with his son, being talked about in this way his role, on that serving on that foreign aboard joe biden said he does not talk to his son intellect -- his late son did not talk about their business interests so there is some question there. from voters and democratic strategies whether he should have stepped in at that time running on record that is something i expect explored more going forward. >> definitely does present questions emily larson thank you very much. >> thank you. >> ep vice president mike

pence and second lady heading home after a surprise visit to iraq. they visits troops ahead of thanksgiving, more on the surprise trip hi lucas. >> most americans sleeping mike pence made first trip to iraq as vice president received a classified he briefing at air a base in the anbar province where baghdadi was killed from. >> president want us here the start of this week. to make sure, you all know how we are and every american for your courageous service in iraq we know it has to be hard to be so far away from home, especially, at this time of the year. >> vice president was accompanied by his wife karen served meal for some 5,000 troops in iraq weeks after u.s. forces pulled back from

the syria bored with turkey ahead of a turkish invasion killing hundreds of kurds many criticized the president for withdrawing calling it a betrayal vice president was asked about criticism in second stop to irbil the capital of kurdistan. >> i don't think any kwiefgs confusion among leadership in occurred iran refugee president trump commitment to our allies here in irabiniraq a well as kurdish forces. >> eye on iran a aircraft contemporary ussabraham lincoln entered the persian gulf for the first time since arriving in may six months aircraft carry had been sitting outsides the gulf, without he knowing vice president was secretory in iraqs france's defense ministers he criticized the administration for disengageing in middle east, nearly 500 people killed in

protests in both countries pence said he spoke to iraq's o prime minister about the issue. >> thanks so much all thankful to those who serve. >> we are indeed. >> the country's top law enforcement officers sounding off on death of jeff epstein, hear what a attorney had to say about epstein's apparent suicide what is next for the two jail guards charged in the case, just days twoovt high schoolers gunned down police say they thwarted another potential tragedy in the state. selfie-ing. and whatever this is. available to the public... never. smartdogs are not the answer. but geico has a simple tip.

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they heard him threatening to shoot students and staff members we have more now from los angeles. . reporter: arthel today two suspects are in custody after authorities stopped a possible school shooting at 13-year-old middle school deputies say the student had a hit list a map of the school, and being a access to ar-15 style rifle thursday kids at animo mae jemison charter middle school told teachers they overheard too soon threatening the school shooting yesterday he was arrested surcharged with making criminal twlaets deputies found a semiautomatic rifle high capacity magazine 100 rounds of ammunition when searched his home investigators trying to figure out origin of the rifle not registered. a 19-year-old relative of the middle school student was also arrested, for possession of unregistered firearm and is being held on a 35,000 dollar bond. >> when they say see so heing

say something or hear something did exactly that because of that we were able to prevent a possible tragedy. >> the aboabout thwarted attack one week waft the high school smooth in santa clarita california deputies say they have received envision on a series of shootings, since then including details of a threat reported on thursday about a planned shooting at high school in the palmdale area southeast of santa clarita, a student detained after concerns surfaced about that threat. arthel: live in los angeles, thanks so much. eric. eric: a perfect storm of screwups what attorney general william barr is saying about death of jeffrey epstein inside a manhattan jail cell two officers on the job when he died, they are facing federal charges falsifies records conspiracy. we are live in new york city in newsroom with more on this

hi. reporter: ag barr sad doubts epstein committed suicide until investigation turned up evidence that changed his mind, the deciding factors included video surveillance did he expedited some of the jail cameras being down during that suicide there was enough tape to show nobody entered the area where epstein was housed the night he killed himself, still two guards charged with keeping watch over him now with indicted for falsifying reported conspiracy, for 8 hours leading up to when epstein was found hanging investigation relieved allegedly surfing the intent rather than 30 minute check also sleeping allegedly falsifying logs to cover it up other shortcomings at jail psychologists required epstein a cellmate had been on suicide watch his cell i mailt was moved in routine transfer nobody replaced him waiting to see who else might be charging more than 20 prison employees

were subpoenaed he attorney general barr said suspicion epstein did not kill hems said i can understand people immediately whose minds went to worst-case scenario because it was a perfect storm of screwups saying he understands, understanding that he did kill himself, epstein's family hired renowned pathologist michael baden said the autopsy showed injuries more conflict of interest with homicide can suicide but new york's examiner stoold by her ruling. >> sanctions on a run amiddown on protesters president refusing to take sides between china, and hong kong's pro-democracy demonstrators more developing stories overseas. >> the president is not safe. i need your help.

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another day the government they are brutally cracking down on demonstrators railing against the regime. this follows the government announcement that it is cutting subsidies, resulting in massive rise in fuel prices in iran and dissatisfaction with rulers, live in london with the latest hi. reporter: high eric people in iran angry about prices some of the worst violence country has seen in many years going on nine days we have seen it calm down remarkably the last day or so but at least for now, it seems to be calm internet can have five days to a prevent antigovernment activists from placing contented on social media has been partially. >> the government was criticized for should iting down internet imposed additional sanctions on information ministers over that they started over huge

increases in fuel prices government very much under pressure because of sanctions and human rights groups say in this around 00 people killed in iranian authorities are denying this at this point in time. we believe, though as many as 1,000 people have been arrested around the country meanwhile, u.s. military commanders say they believe the threat from iran, is continuing to increase, and that is despite buildup of u.s. forces in region since this year, commanders believe, not enough to deter iran from potentially carrying out some kind of attack on those forces, back in june iran shot down u.s. drone over the straits of hormuz u.s. military said it was in international airspace iran disputed, that alone has caused heightened tensions between u.s. and iran now iran

is blaming the u.s. other u.s. allies in the region this violence in the country u.s. has into evidence pretty tough sanctions, that is putting economic pressure on the government in tehran too that is maybe forced some prices up. >> more on this thank you. arthel: meanwhile, voters in hong kong a few hours away from going to the polls, for elections there, in area gripped by pro-democracy protesters for months, chief are correspondent jonathan tent live in tent city preparing to vote. reporter: arthel pro-democracy protesters already very concerned at decision by hong kong authorities to station riot police at or near polling stations, today, they will be even more concerned now with the emergence of video appears

to show chinese troops in hong kong practicing for riot control the video was obtained by rioters shows chinese at barack in a courtyard of barks in full riot gear campaigning continues throughout the day on saturday, with pro-democracy activists believing this day will benefit if there is a high turnout listen here. . . >> we will have a far more better turnout than four years ago with solidarity, and unity and how international allies around the world that will -- >> pro beijing lawmakers say that the only way that order can be rewarded here in hong kong is for voters to vote for establishment candidates listen again. >> my message is say "no" to violence, vote for order.

the message, sending out. >> and we are less than two hours now arthel from the poll opening what on will be a very significant day in determining the strength or otherwise going forward of the pro-democracy movement. are a they. arthel: live in hong kong. >> thanks. >> president trump react to go turmoil in hong kong describing to "fox & friends" yes how he says trying to achieve a delicate balancing act. >> we have to stand with hong kong but i am also standing with president xi he is a friend of mine. i stand with hong kong i stand with freedom i stand with all of the things that we want to do but we also are in the process of making at the largest trade deal in history. and if we could do that that would be great. >> -- policy planner at state

department fox news foreign policy contributor should president speak out more for hong kong demonstrators to say he is with them reminding beijing of commitments or best behind closed adores? >> there is no way to keep it behind closed doors, because it is a global event watching pro to democracy protesters in hong kong. march for their freedom, but our congress has spoken with one voice in near unanimous in both houses vote for the hong kong human rights and democracy bill which really would clamp down on the hong kong government, if it defies political and economic freedom so i think the president is put in a situation where he is he is really in some ways benefiting from his success. his main benefit or success in foreign policy in terms of he

domestic u.s. politics has been to bring americans together around the idea that china is a broad-based problem for the u.s.. we see congress, when can't get along, finally coming together on something extremely important, it is speaking to chinese government with one voice. that would not have happened, had donald trump starting from presidential campaign pushed the idea of china as big global competitor, one that has to be addressed very strong terms. >> what do you think our democrats, the president himself when he has telephone call with president xi -- what are they saying? >> i think they are talking about the fact that phase one of the trade agreement is due in a matter of days. and it has progressed back-and-forth but it has progressed despite the fact there are many disagreements and points of dispute between the u.s. and chinese not just

on the hong kong problem. but on the treatment of the would you agreeu uighurs, preliminarilies the global frighten menaces u.s. interest african continent western hemisphere all those things have been there i think the president has strong case talking to counterpart to say despite all of this we have made progress on trade, hong kong should not stand in the way, and congress's actions which president may ultimately sign to stand in the way of a final agreement between both sides. >>s meanwhile, demonstrators continue in hong kong also in iran we heard the iranian authorities denying 100 people have been killed the iranian opposition national counsel resistance of iran say numbers are bigger than that they say 300 people killed 4,000 injured 10,000 people have been arrested, should the president speak out?

he has spoken out, against the regime should he do even more -- not falling trap president obama fell into not giving a green revolution support when that broke out. >> i agree with the premise eric of your question, yes president should speak more strongly on human rights abuses, in hong kong, in iran, throughout the world. because i think it is a key pillar of u.s. foreign policy and always has been. to address issues of human rights and democracy. and that has to be worked out in this administration. i think the state department should help and play a large role with the white house, in developing a more comprehensive trump doctrine that -- has human rights a national swofrnt burden sharing regional partnerships the president himself

stronglying issue are articulated the human rights exponent is quite tricky needs to be there greater partnership between leadership of state and white house will make that happen. >> -- human rights they execute the opposition members of the national counsel, citizens of iran leader we reported on here, recently in fact past she is saying, and calling on opposition to rise up saying secretary-general of the u.n. should investigate crimes against humanity by the regime let me read part of her statement quote since the -- tortured executed u.n. must immediately send investigate fact-finding missions to iran leaders of. >> i'm faced justice for committing crimes against humanity silence inaction not only a violation of international convenions lace and standards but also emboldening mullahs to continue atrocities against iranian people how do we stand up for those against the

regime? >> well, you know, looking to the u.n., to be the leader on international human rights often does not work the u.s. -- when it decides to take the lead on making the charge against the regime a form midible global actor the president as leader of the free world has the opportunity, to address all of these horrible movements that are happening kind of simultaneously against regime on human rights issues some ways, this feels like movements of the 196060s around the gallon at the same time it captain happen without the united states. because, for better or worse, we are the world's most fully functioning multiethnic democracy. for all our problems we have credibility in human rights and democracy space few countries have 35er89 because

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arthel: a group of mcdonald's employees in chicago are suing the factory chain cottage corporate officials have failed to adequately protect works from customers articulatoring harassing them a former new york state assistant attorney jean former sr., investigative counsel he former oversight committee, a trial attorney i will start

with you do the employees have a strong case? >> look they may fwaul arthel there is a lot of moving parts to this cases, first you have a dozen franchises those are actually the employers of 17 manufacturers in the case look, the big money is going to come from the corporate umbrella that is you mcdonald's, that could be harder case to prove they have to say mcdonald's was responsible for the safety protocols, and mcdonald's is going to arguably that hay look these are third party criminal acts we can't control it, and, therefore, there is no liabilitied so there is going to be a lot to this case, it itself common when you have multiparty actions. arthel: let me get you in here looks like misty pointed out mcdonald's parent corporation franchise owners when you put those two together who has bears negligence. >> i think overly corporation does they have a legal duty i agree with mist.

arthel: 's legal analysis i think this is coming down to company has an obligation, to provide a safe working environment for the workers, and arthel to cut to the chase could be addressed this simply sad that it has come to this but if mcdonald's have to hire even arm guards off-duty chicago police -- to protect the workers there in certain during certain shifters that is what a they have to do to protect works should do that the corporation does control how this franchisees operate those franchised. >> i was going to ask that i think you got your point across you said corporations should consider hiring chicago police, after new detail as called let me show statistics before i get to you misty, violence at mcdonald's stores according to may 2019 report from national employment project at least 721 violent incidents reported in a three-year period, of those reported incidents 72% involve

firearms late night incidents account for 40% violence at stores, vt incidents 145% more likely to occur during late night hours, than in the morning or afternoon. so kind of to what chris is saying should franchise owners in the locations of concern be forced to either close early or open late, alter business hours to circumvent some crimes. >> those were astounding statistics you went through certainly it could absolutely come to that. there are other types of safety protocols procedures could be put into place again do we have more security guards do we have more security cameras? in fact, arthel part of this lawsuit, actually asks for certain modifications to help o protect workers, but look, if it is the overnight shift that is actually the most dangerous and that is too much of a risk, it is going to be up to mcdonald's corporate

they are ones that dictate all -- arthel: thut they can higher off-duty police officers they can do that, i've got 20 seconds for you but here it is, the suit points to high rate of 911 calls more than 20 a day a private business serves as the community there in chicago, should police be assigned to patrol these areas? >> you definitely should increase police presence but in addition to that where i am arthel right now in your d.c. studio, d.c. does that right now there are fast-food restaurants probably 10 blocks of where i am sitting hire off-duty d.c. police officers, so between increased patrols hiring, off-duty police officers, nobody should have to go to work worrying about getting shot at mcdonald's or anywhere else. arthel: absolutely chris, misty i have to leave it there thanks very much to both of you we will be back in a moment. thank you.

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[♪] arthel: 2020 democratic hopefuls are back on the campaign trails hitting events in iowa and new hampshire. but for some candidates their attention could soon be on washington as the likelihood of a senate impeachment trial continues to grow. welcome to "america's news headquarters." i'm arthel neville. eric: i'm eric shawn. we are look at six nars. warren, klobuchar, harris, sanders, berke and bennett. despite the chances of their

behind during their 2020 campaigns, each senator believes a trial in the senate of president trump would in the best interest of our country. >> we have a criminal in the white house. >> we have a president who is a pathological liar. he's likely the most corrupt president in the modern history of america. >> the president felt free to break the law again and again. that's what happened with ukraine. >> every step of the way he puts his own private partisan political interest in front of our country's interests. >> we'll look back at this moment, did we hold a president accountable for violating the law and putting himself before the american people. arthel: ellison barber is live in knoxville with more. reporter: five candidates are in

knoxville and they say they support the impeachment inquiry. but they are focusing on campaigning and 2020. joe biden was in des moines earlier with his wife, dr. jill biden. she talked about how iowaians are extra thoughtful voters taking their time to decide. biden says he's confident in his ground games. >> if you take a look at those polls, they said the most important thing they need is a candidate who can beat donald trump. when asked who could beat donald trump, i eclipse everybody. reporter: biden talked about many things including senator

lindsey graham. >> i'm disappointed and angered by the fact. he knows me. he knows my son. he knows there is nothing to this. trump is essentially holding power over him that even ukrainians would not yield to. ukrainians would not yield to investigate biden or his son. >> learned i? >> i am just embarrassed by what you are doing for you. my lord. reporter: bind should be here any minute, stepping up to the microphone and speaking with iowa voters at this town hall. this will be his fourth campaign stop in the past 24 hours. eric: house democrats are expected to drop articles of impeachment when they return to

capitol hill after the thanksgiving break. this is trump's personal attorney rudy giuliani. will he continue to deny any wrongdoing by him and his clients the president? >>let me make clear, i have no business interest in the ukraine. the work i did in the ukraine goes back several years it's service work. i got paid for it. i got great praise. i also note something else. it was zelensky who brought me up with president trump. not president trump. that's because of my reputation in the ukraine. eric: mark meredith is standing by with reaction at the wise house and garrett tenney in our newsroom in washington. >> there is a lot that could happen again now and the first of the year. the next step is for the intelligence committee to put

together a report for the judiciary commit reon what this versus -- committee on what this investigation has found so far. the judiciary committee could hold hearings of its own or start writing up the articles of impeachment. it could include bribery, abuse of power and contempt of congress and obstruction of justice for the white house blocking many of the witnesses and documents democrats subpoenaed. that vote for the full house will likely take place around christmas. many democrats say they have already been convinced there is enough evidence to move forward with a trial. >> if the president has actually done what we have said he has done. 12 witnesses said he did what we thought he did, which was leverage taxpayer money to try to pressure ukraine to do an investigation to serve his

personal political purposes. that's an incredible threat to our democracy and i'm not going to you turn a blind eyed to that. reporter: if the house approves articles of impeachment, we then go to the senate for what would be about a 2-week trial. they are told they plan to call on several witnesses the democrats didn't allow to testify in the house, the whistleblower, hunter bind, nelly ohr of fusion gps and adam schiff. following the evidence and testimony that came out of the house hearings. several gop senators say it will be nearly impossible to convince the 14 republicans they with need to convict the president. >> one thing that's crystal clear, what we heard from the house, no facts, no evidence, nothing that would lead to an impeachment. i'm not could be fused, i'm more -- while not confused.

i'm more clear there is no way the senate could act and convict the president of impeachment because he seems to be innocent. reporter: folks on capitol hill say the most likely timing for the senate trial is january or february, putting it around the same time as the iowa caucus. the ripple effects could impact the 2020 senate race. arthel: the threat of a senate trial looming. the white house is reportedly mapping out its strategy with republican strategy as president trump continues to speak out against the impeachment inquiry. mark? reporter: president trump continues to dismiss the impeachment inquiry as nothing more than a witch hunt or attempt by his oh own don't stop this presidency. house democrats say their up people inquiry is valid and they are trying to get to the bottom

of the truth about what happened when it came to foreign tornado and ukraine. the state department released an email tied to the investigation part of the freedom of information request for secretary of state mike pompeo as well as rudy giuliani. rudy giuliani says it's part of a smear campaign by the media. fox's ed henry asked giuliani if he remains in good graces with president trump. >> i do not discuss my conversations with my client. you can assume i talk to him early and often and have a very, very good relationship with him. and all of these comments which are totally insulting. things like he's going to throw me under the bus. when they say that. i say he isn't. >> giuliani said the comment about the bus was in ash

california and he does have a good relationship with the president but doesn't want to get into specific details about how often they talk. president trump has been critical of people who have testified on capitol hill. he says if this moves to the senate he would like to see the chairman of the house intelligence committee testify. he would adam schiff will be compelled to testify should the democrats decide, despite the fact that my presidential conversations were totally appropriate and perfect. that is something we heard from the white house all week long. they believe if they stay focused on economy, jobs, national security, the public will back them up on that. there are a lot of questions about the timing of this heading into next year. eric: for more on what we can expect, david jackson is the white house reporter at "usa today." the president has been having

repeated meetings with republican senators. ways their strategy and what are they mapping out? >> the president is urging republican senators to stay with him. that he hasn't done anything wrong, and he expects them to support him once the trial happens. the president's aides are also having meetings with republicans and they are preparing the logistics of the senate trial. what kind of things the republicans might do as part of that trial. do they give advice to the president about who could be testifying. >> the president is gifgd advice to republicans and the republicans are giving advice to the president's team. they september inh -- accept the

inevitability. the white house could speak a dismissal once they reach to the senate. that would be up to a senate vote to decide to dismiss the charges or authorize a trial. if a trial does happen, you will see a big process. the reporter mentioned the fact that president trump wants to subpoena adam schiff. the white house feels like it's been treated unfairly. they are going to basically put that on trial should it come to that. eric: can adam schiff refuse to testify? >> he could. i suspect he will be one of the house prosecutors to present the case to the senate. it's obvious he would object at being called as a witness. the republicans will insist on it and you will up basically have a legal argument. eric: chief justice roberts

holds all the cards. he's the final supreme court as one man as usual. >> exactly. he will be facing a lot of the phoney legal problems. the white house said they will have a bunch of procedural objections to the entire process and roberts will have to rule on them. eric: do you have think joe biden and nelly ohr will be called? >> the prosecutors will object to calling hunter biden. but you will see attorneys from both sides argue about whether they testify or not. eric: let me play a sound bite from rudy giuliani. he's saying joe biden should be charged with bribery. he's equating the denial of that

you aid to ukraine unless the prosecutor is fired. >> he committed the crime of bribery. it's offering something of value to a public official for official action. okay. here is what joe biden says he did. he offered him a $1 billion loan guarantee. he threatened him with a $1 billion loan guarantee. in return for you that -- that's part one of bribery. part two is he got the president of the ukraine to the fire the prosecutor. eric: do you think that will hold any water with justice roberts? >> i don't know, i'm not a lawyer or judge. i have got my doubts. though i will say you will hear this during the house impeachment vote debate and the senate trial. the republicans will try to put joe biden on trial. they will get their arguments out there. whether they will pass legal muster and whether george will

center them or not we'll have to see. eric: we are just humble -- hume scribes. coming up be senator john kennedy will sit down with chris wallace on "fox news sunday." at 2:00 and 7:00 p.m. eastern. arthel? arthel: this is a "america's news headquarters." navy secretary refuting reports that he threatened to resign if president trump interferes in the trial of in the gallagher case. the president tweeted his

objections to that review on whether gallagher should be expelled. >> contrary to popular belief i am still here. i did not threaten to resign. but we are here to talk about external threats and eddie gallagher is not one of them. arthel: spencer told reporters gallagher should face a board of his peers because the process matters for good order and discipline. eric: vice president mike pence and his wife karen are heading back home after a surprise visit to iraq just ahead of the thanksgiving holiday. reporter: most americans were sleeping, mike pence made his first trip to iraq as vice president. he received a classified briefing in anbar province where the assault force launched to kill isis leader abu bakr

al-baghdadi. >> the president wanted us to be here at the start of this hole kay week to make sure you know how thankful we are and all americans for you're courageous were -- your courageous service. we know it's hard to be so far away from home, especially at this time of year. reporter: they served a thanksgiving meal to the 5,000 troops stationed in iraq. many lawmakers criticized the president for withdrawing from syria. the vice president was asked about the criticism during a second stop to irbil, the capital of iraq and afghanistan. >> i don't think there was any confusion among the leadership that president trump's commitment to our allies here in iraq as well as to those in the syrian defense forces, the

kurdsish forces that fought alongside us is unchanges. reporter: the aircraft carrier the u.s.s. abraham lincoln arrived in the persian gulf. it had been sitting outside the gulf. without knowing the vice president was secretly in iraq. france's minister cite sized the united states for disengaging in iraq. pence said he spoke to iraq's prime minister about the issue. eric: we are thankful for those who serve. arthel: we certainly are. hong kong braces for another day of violence as voters prepare to head to the polls. it's time for the ultimate sleep number event on the

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[♪] arthel: crowds in hong kong marching through the streets chanting, no more tear gas. this comes one day before the first elections in the city since the mass protests started in june. mitch mcconnell wearing in say -- weighing in saying the world is keeping a close eye on the demonstrations. >> the united states would not forget it if there was another tienanmen square. i would encourage this president who has seen chinese president for what it is with a clarity others have lacked, not to shy away from speaking out on hong kong itself. arthel: let's bring in john hannah. the former national security advisor to vice president nick cheney. mr. hannah, thanks for joining

us. you heard a clear and strong message from senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. can we expect such a message from president trump. and if president trump does not publicly concur, what message would the president be sending? >> thank you, arthel. i hope we can expect to see the president weighing in strongly on behalf of the protests in hong kong and warning china off of any massive intervention. that would be a very, very bloody affair. the president is on the fence. congress is about to pass major legislation that will probably be veto-proof warning if china continues to repress freedom and liberty in hong kong, chinese officials with be subject to sanctions and they will be in danger of hong kong losing its special economic status in the united states which has been a huge benefit to the chinese

economy. the president is worried if he's to endorse this bill and play a much larger role in hong kong, there is a real danger he could lose this trade deal he has been negotiating with china for months, that obviously would benefit our farmers in a very big way. arthel: that legislation you spoke of is bipartisan. does this weaken the president's leverage and trade talks if he's willing to overlook a fight for democracy to secure a trade deal or is the president playing it right? >> i think that what the congress is doing can only massively increase the president's leverage. he can say to president xi in china, look, i have got the american people are genuinely furious at what is happening in hong kong. if we are going to get a trade deal, china, the chinese economy

needs much worse than the american economy. we need china to back off to allow the protests to go forward peacefully and find some kind of political resolution in hong kong that begins to address some of the legitimate concerns the hong kongers have. arthel: you saying the president could lean on congress. not only is president xi watching and waiting and the president's moves on the protests, so are kim jong-un, you have russian president vladimir putin and other allies. how does this resonate with them? >> we are going to have to see what the president is prepared to do here. if he stands up strong for hong kong and for the rights of the people in hong kong to have

basic civil liberties and freedoms, i think sends an important message that america will stand with those who were prepared in a very peaceful way to defend their essential god-given rights. one country you didn't mention there is the iranian case where people in iran, iraq, lebanon, are all now in the streets demanding freedom and demanding from governments with heavy backing from the islamic republic in iran. we are in a very delicate moment now. the president of the united states as the leader of the free world needs to be concerning a strong message to autocrats around the world. arthel: there is not a lot of time left before the hong kong protests completely blow up and replay potentially replay a

horrible history. how soon should president trump act? >> the legislation from congress is going to be hitting his desk very, very soon. after that he's got 10 days to decide whether he's going to sign it or veto it. his vetoes will be overridden by the congress or whether he will stand pat and allow the law to go into effect anyway by his doing, doing nothing. so it's a very short amount of time, the chinese have huffed and puffed and threatened that if this law goes into effect, there will be a real price to pay by the united states, presumably in terms of the trade deal. we'll have to wait and see. a very important event tomorrow will be local elections in hong kong that will in fact be a referendum on how the hong kongers view six months of these

protests. their economy is in recession. their streets are a battle zone. if they cop out in strong support of democratic activists running in these local elections, it will be a powerful signal to the world and president trump will have to recognize that. arthel: you mentioned that president trump could let this bipartisan legislation just sit there and become law without having to do anything. if the president takes that passive role, does that send a message? >> it sends a message he's in a difficult place with these trade negotiations. he wants to play good cop. he will let congress play the bad cop. but he will let the law go into effect and hang over the negotiations. if the chinese want a trade deal, they have got to back off in hong kong. that's just the facts.

arthel: thank you very much. eric: attorney general william barr is weighing in on the case of jeffrey epstein. when you're looking for answers,

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[♪] arthel: there are new developments in the jeffrey epstein case. attorney general william barr is calling the circumstances leading up to the convicted sex offender's death a quote perfect storm of screw-ups. two corrections officers on duty that day are charged with falsifying prison records. reporter: the two guards * accused of surfing the internet for furniture sales, and sports news. investigators save they failed to do half-hour checks and falsified logs to cover it up. they turned down plea deals and

now face federal charges. those short comings contribute to' what william barr said what he called the perfect storm of screw-ups. barr said he was able to see enough tape from certain areas of the jail to show no one entered the area where he sign was housed the night he killed himself. they are pushing for prince andrew to answer questions after his cbc interview. he didn't once express sympathy for the alleged victims. and tried to debunk one woman's claim citing medical condition that was questioned. he distanced himself from epstein. >> i was his lawyer and he paid

me for every minute. we never had a minute together for which i was not paid. that's not true of prince andrew, we maintained a relationship even after it was clear that epstein did terrible things. reporter: one of the people managing the victims' claims oversaw the victims compensation fund he in the bp oil spill. eric: police in southern california are investigating a string of school shooting threats. a 13-year-old was heard threatening to shoot students and staff members in los angeles. christina coleman has more on this from the los angeles bureau. reporter: two suspects are in city after authorities stopped a possible school shooting at the 13-year-old's middle school.

deputies say he had a hit list, map of the school and access to an ar-a 15 rifle. students just south of downtown los angeles told teachers they overheard the student threatening to carry out a school shooting yesterday. he was arrested and charged with making criminal that. deputies found a semiautomatic rifle with ammunition when they searched his home. he investigators are trying to figure out the origin of the rifle which is not registered. a 19-year-old friend of the student was also arrested he. >> when they heard something, they said something. and because of that we were able to prevent a possible tragedy. reporter: the thwarted attack comes one week after three students including the shooter

died in santa clarita, california. authorities say they received details of a report at a planned shooting in the palmdale area northeast of santa clarita. a student was detained after concerns surfaced about that threat. eric: there is a claim jimmy hoffa's body was taken to new jersey after he was murdered in detroit. our joe on jimmy hoffa is on our streaming service. he employee p, then gimme your foot. hands-free sliding doors, stow 'n go seats, man, y'all getting a hook up and y'all don't even work here. pacificaaaaa!

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jersey mobster and suspect. he says his dad told him who shot hoffa in 1975 and then his body was taken to and buried in new jersey. >> did your dad say who shot jimmy hoffa? >> yes, he did. eric: where is jimmy hoffa buried? >> i will tell you where jimmy hoffa is buried. >> and he told me. eric: he says the remains were delivered to the dump nicknamed moscato's dumb. >> your father said hoffa couldn't fit in the drum. he couldn't get the legs to bend so he had to take him out and

put him in head first. he said they couldn't fit the man in feet first. eric: we'll have more on the stunning claim. the most prominent hoffa expert in the nation. dan, our investigation is with these two independent claims that corroborate each other that hoffa's body was driven from detroit to new jersey. why are these parallel claims so significant? >> just on background. the hoffa case is a three-act drama. hoffa is picked up, taken to act two where he's killed, act three he is disposed of. an informant told him allegedly hoffa was murdered in detroit, stuffed into a 55-gallon drum

and shipped to knowledge. when the fbi said where was he buried, he said the source didn't tell me. when i was with the crew, we would bury broth bodies at moscato's dump. you and i with the support of foxnation have been trying to solve act three of this case and i think we are close to doing it. eric: we have two low cakes you identified. one we haven't reported on yet where he could be buried. and the information from these two gentlemen. >> i went on the -- i have great respect for both phil moscato, junior, and i was dealing with his brother who was a reputed soldier of the crime family for seven years before that. i have been engineering this

situation since 2011, for the past 12 years. but it wasn't until you call into this, in mid-summer we got together and teamed up. this got super charged and launched. we are talking about a guy who says the body is at the dump and it's right here. he took me on a 45-minute tour. he said the body is right here and i had a body camera on. eric: there is a theory the body was moved. the informant said, suggested the body was put in moscato's dumb and when the mob crew found out about that they freaked, they were concerned they had to get the body out of the dump.

that's when phil moscato says the body is elsewhere. what do you think authorities should do about the information that we at foxnation have uncovered. >> with regard to frank. frank says that his father -- that offa's body was delivered as he said in the interview, they couldn't fit his body into the drum feet first. so they tumbled him in head first. they sealed it. his father took a front loadered and put it into a hole 18 feet deep and piled drums and sand on top of it, then bulldozed the area. we are talking about an area -- a piece of metal here which i think a ground radar detector would go flashing out of control

if they went over this site. if the place is there to be looked at and to be seen. phil, jr. at my request frank executed a sworn statement and he agreed to take a polygraph test. phil junior kept his card closer to his vest. and i still don't know exactly what his father told him on his death bed on february 6, 2014. 10 days before he died. eric: he wants to get the final facts of the confirmation of some issues about the site i believe i know. until he does that. let me show you finally what frank told us what he says his father did. >> you are saying your father buried jimmy hoffa. >> yes, and he was very upset because he was told how he died. he was just a businessman who

liked to gamble a little bit. he did nothing wrong except he liked to gamble. he was upset all his life that he was put in that situation. eric: i have been calling on the federal government to release the hoffa files and i think investigators should investigate these claims. >> i couldn't agree more. frank in the new jersey underworld is known as a stand-up guy and phil, jr. is credible on this and it's a possibility both of thieves guys could be right. hoffa's body was certain to new jersey and the first place it went was brother moscato's dumb. we need the law enforcement community to come into this situation to help us solve this case once and for all. we are right at the precipice of

doing it. so let's do it. eric: i couldn't agree with you more. we'll have more tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. eastern. we'll be back work together very soon. dan, thank you so much. you can catch everything on revelations and the news we are breaking. just go to foxnation. "riddle:the search for james r. hoffa." yeah. only pay for what you need with liberty mutual. only pay for what you need with liberty mutual. con liberty mutual solo pagas lo que necesitas. only pay for what you need... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ wh(fake gagging noises) ♪ it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest.

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design chief to test the armored glass windows. never one to shrink from a challenge, musk had him try again. >> there is a weird reason it broke now, i don't know why. reporter: all that after a pane of the tesla glass survived an on stage test earlier. and the body withstood repeated blows from a sledgehammer. and it showed a video of the best selling truck the ford f-150. the breaking news may be as musk

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jon: california behaved burger chain in and out making its way east, opening two restaurants in houston yesterday, much joy texans waited for hours for double-double brur an malstyle fries no word when the burger is going to responded opening in california. they have got to go there don't you think. >> you in-n-out in-n-out. that is what a hamburg is all

about. . >> how about five guys. >> why are you going five guys. >> all right. a whopper. have a good day see you -- tomorrow. >> president trump personal attorney rudy giuliani speaks out on public impeachment hearings defending his work in ukraine and sniffing insisting afraid of being indicted good evening i am jon scott this is the fox report. >> ghoul dpooul name came up again and again in open hearings of democrats scrutinized his role in the president's alleged attempts to pressure ukraine to investigate the bidens, the former new york city mayor anyone'sed work was ao above bored on campaign -- arresting campaign. >> let me let me make clear i have no business interest in the ukraine. work i did in ukraine goes