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>> we don't foreclose the possibility of more depositions, more hearings, we are in the process of getting more documents all of the time, the investigative work is going to go on. >> the ukraine thing is a hoax, the democrats are a joke. this is a disaster for them. eric: mark meredith with the very latest from the washington bureau. >> congress is still investigating president trump's interactions with ukraine and now lawmakers do plan to write a report on what they've learned so far? >> even as we compile this report, even as we submit evidence to the judiciary committee, we will continue with our investigation, but we are not going to let the administration stonewalling us stop us. >> last week congress and the public heard from several witnesses about foreign aid to

ukraine, while democrats say there was ample evidence of wrongdoing, so far house republicans appear to be united against impeachment. >> absolutely did not do anything that's impeachable so far, i haven't seen that evidence, i have to say that whether he's acted properly or improperly is something that can be decided in an election. >> sources tell fox news the house is considering four potential articles of impeachment including briary, abuse of power, obstruction of justice, if the house decides to move forward with impeachment, all eyes would then shift to the senate where trial could take several weeks, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says as of now he does not believe it's likely 67 senators would vote to remove the president from office, mcconnell stresses a trial would have to take place, it's unclear how long that may last,ism peachment trial would also likely have major impact on democratic presidential race because candidates like bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, kamala harris, cory booker,

micah bennett and amy klobuchar would be jurors in a senate trial, the white house has complained impeachment proceedings have halted progress on issues like trade, moving forward on capitol hill, democrats pushed back saying that they can do more than one thing at a time, eric. eric: arthel. arthel: navy seal gallagher speaking out, president trump restoring rank after acquitted of war crimes, but still the president is allowing the navy to press forward with internal review, here is gallagher on "fox & friends" earlier. >> this is all about ego and retaliation, this has nothing to do with discipline. they could have taken any time they wanted, they are trying to take it after the president restored my rank and after we just filed an ig exposing all of the corruption that's been going on during my case. arthel: jakey heinrich is following this from new york city, jackie.

>> unclear if eddy gallagher knew this morning the navy would still be conducting a review to decide he should be removed from the navy seal, the same day he pardoned two other service members accused of war crime. the navy will not be take agoway war fighter and navy seal gallagher pen, the case handled very badly from the beginning, get back to business, there had been report that is navy secretary richard spencer would resign if the president up-ended long standing military justice doctrine and intervened in his case, spencer denied the reports yesterday but still concern that the president's interference would infuriate top military brass, the white house told the navy on friday they would not stand in the way of that process. curiously the guidance would have become the president's promoted gallagher interview on "fox & friends", have no fear,

all will end well for everyone. gallagher seemed to be appealing to the president. >> i just want to retire peacefully with all of the honors that i've earned, get back to my family and, you know, i don't know how many times i thank the president, he keeps stepping in and doing the right thing and i just wanted -- i want to let him know that the rest of the seal community is not about this right now. >> gallagher was acquitted of several war crimes during his iraq deployment including shooting civilians, the only charged he was convicted of was posing with the dead body with captive isis teenager, navy review board is scheduled for december 2nd, arthel. arthel: jacqui heinrich, thank you, jackie.

eric: commercial from formal city mayor mimal bloomberg, as part of campaign strategy, he plans to skip the early voting states like iowa, new hampshire, not compete in the first four primaries, that happens to make up a huge chunk, 155 of the delegates, bloomberg is a self-made multibillionaire who also says he won't accept campaign donations or presidential salary. hi, kristina. >> hi, eric, broom berg officially announced run with ad and statement saying he's here to defeat trump and rebuild america, the ad touts middle-class upbringing and record of job's creator and tells the story about how he rose from middle class to become a billionaire, bloomberg's announcement ad takes on gun lobby and the trump administration directly.

>> there's no stopping here because there's an america to be rebuild. >> bloomberg senior adviser saying bloomberg will not accept political donations for campaign or take a salary should he become president but he's still getting attacked from fellow democratic contenders over billionaire status. now forbes ranked bloomberg as the ninth richest person in the world with network of $54 billion and launching his campaign with the reported at least $30 million ad buy and that's just one single week of ads, here is what senator bernie sanders had to say about bloomberg today in town hall in new hampshire. >> we do not believe that billionaires have the right to

buy elections. that is why multibillionaires like mr. bloomberg will not get very far in the election. [cheers and applause] >> democratic senator senator elizabeth warren slammed bloomberg on -- slammed bloomberg's ad on twitter, mike bloomberg is placing 34 million in tv ads in one week, the most of any presidential candidate in history, that's one way to pay less under my wealth tax because under warren administration he and has billionaires friend would finally have to pay their fair share and democratic front runner ybeth bruzual is campaigning in providence, rhode island, he was just asked about bloomberg and biden says he welcomes him to the race, eric. eric: all right, thanks a lot, kristina. arthel, arthel: millions of people coming out to vote in hong kong's district elections, first time voters have gone to the polls since antigovernment protests erupted earlier this year. jonathan hunt is following this from hong kong, jonathan.

>> arthel, millions have turned out, they have voted, the polls closed some hours ago and it is worth noting that we are seeing something of a historic sea change in the politics of hong kong with something like 3 quarters of the canceled seat results now in, the prodemocracy movement has won around 300 so far of the 452 canceled seats. the establishment candidate have won less than 30 at this point, this is a turning point for the prodemocracy movement and a lot can be put down to a historically high turnout, 4 years ago, only 47% of voters turned out, this time more than 70% turned out, here is what it looked like at the height of the voting, look here.

this is a sure sign of just how invested hong kongans are this particular polling station halls been opened for more than 8 hours now and throughout that time the line has been hundreds of yards long. and it was an entirely peaceful election day, a real contrast to the violence that was gripping hong kong just a week ago. now the prodemocracy movement has to decide do they continue with sort of street protests that have brought them so much attention, is that what ultimately brought them the huge political success they are having, that's a very big question they will now have to answer and the leader of hong kong carrie lam if she slept at all last night, knowing she will face calls for resignation,

intense pressure of beijing to react, do they give something to the prodemocracy movement or do they crack down but it is safe to say this is a historic day in the history of hong kong. arthel. arthel: indeed, it is, thank you very much, jonathan hunt. eric. eric: adam schiff, he's speaking out and the gop, well, they're answering back, this is the white house defending president trump after the house intelligence committee hearings wrapped and brand-new republican reactions straight ahead, congressman lee zelzon of new york is here. van just talked. sales guy, give 'em the employee price,

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afternoon, hundreds of white house emails show considerable efforts were made to justify the delay in military aid to ukraine after the president already decided to withhold it, this according to washington post sources, the revelation reportedly comes from a confidential review by the white house counsel's office, let's go kevin corke, joining us now from the white house with more. kevin. >> arthel, they are calling this research by the white house counsel's office, again, this is according to washington post, they're also saying that the research was part of a review again of material, not just review, it gets deeper than that, we are talking about according to the post as we take a look at the white house this hour, review that is of the president's decision to place a hold on military aid to ukraine, now according to the post there as you said hundreds of document that is reveal extensive effort to generate an after the fact justification for the decision as well as debate whether the delay was, in fact, office of white house's counsel reportedly

oversaw the record's review, mick mulvaney and acting director cited on various emails discussing the matter, revelations could prove tricky for the president, what is less clear is what the deliberations were like leading up to the decision to stall the distribution of funds which by the way it's important to note did eventually get to ukraine including actual lethal, yes, we will keep track of the story, we have reached out as you can well imagine, arthel. meanwhile over on capitol hill as impeachment inquiry continues, there are questions that remain about what steps are next for democrats and nancy pelosi has said that her party has no choice but to move forward presumably moving forward all the way with impeachment, that's still not certainty, critics argue her focus on impeachment has really hurt the american people.

>> it's the cost of not doing something to the extent that pelosi waste legislative calendar on impeachment, she's not doing a bunch of things. let's start with the? a. , you start with usmca, best, braille ain't trade deal in american history, they don't pass it, it's about 200,000 jobs. >> i am still checking my phone on this hour to see if i heard back from the white house and seconds ago, the answer is no, if i get anything on the post story obviously i will promise to pass it along, arthel, back to you. arthel: stay on top of it, thank you, kevin corke. >> you bet. eric: adam schiff tells nbc meet the prez that more work needs to be done in impeachment inquiry and says that there's enough evidence to move on to the next step. >> it's important to know that we are not stopping but also important to know that and you've acknowledged this, and i find this remarkable, the evidence is already overwhelming, right, the evidence is overwhelming.

eric: per reaction on mr. schiff, first congressional district, prominent outspoken in his defense of the president, congressman, good to see you. first, your reaction -- this breaking story about the emails, i mean, what does this say to you if they have emails in the white house counsel's office supposedly overseeing or looking into the legality of this? >> sure, but we do an overwhelming amount of evidence to why there's a hold on aid to ukraine, i would call on adam schiff once again to release deposition transcript of mark sandy, dedicated, career servant at the office of management and budget who came in to answer questions with regards to why there was a hold on aid to ukraine, there's an overwhelming amount of evidence, we know that it wasn't until the end of august after a political story, august 29th that president

zelensky and top aids confirmed that there was aid to ukraine, we have overwhelming amount of evidence but also tells us the hold was released shortly thereafter and ukraine didn't have to open any new investigations, didn't have to announce any new investigations in order to get the hold lifted, we know that president trump was going to meet with president zelensky if not for hurricane dorian, and president trump met with president zelensky at the united nations, i could go on, spend 20, 30 minutes laying out the overwhelming evidence that shows that the president was concerned about corruption in ukraine, u.s. law requires the united states by law and policy to ensure that ukrainian is combating corruption, the president was concerned about two legitimate cases involving basi -- barisma, you know what democrats say, there's overwhelming evidence of wrongdoing by the president, in

one interview he did top start whether or not he decided to move forward with impeachment. >> well, we have already subpoenaed him for documents and we are in discussions with the southern district of new york so we are pursuing it but at the same time we'd like to know what the documents have to say before we make a decision about witnesses, that is why we subpoenaed pompeo for documents and others for documents. >> that's him talking about rudy giuliani and that sort of thing, what's your reaction to that and they've wrapped this up and now, of course, the judiciary committee? >> yeah, his mind is made up. people who are pushing for impeachment have been pushing for impeachment since donald trump was elected, since he was getting sworn into office, adam schiff really does think that many americans are idiot, if you remember march 22nd, 2017, he goes onto another network, he has circumstantial evidence that president trump colluded with the russians, evidence that he hasn't yet produced, i haven't

seen, mueller couldn't find, he made up a -- what he called or parity of 7-25 transcript and he said that after he got called out. turns out that his team was in contact with the whistleblower before this person had even filed the whistleblower complaint or had hired an attorney and it's gone on, open hearings where he's made claims during his opening statements and closing statements trying to write the world's greatest parity and connect dots that aren't connecting and what he won't tell you in some cases, he'll say something firsthand truth that shouldn't be doubted and then dig deeper and you realize it's actually ambassador taylor telling us that tim morrison told him that the president told sondland, give me a break, the facts are on the president's side, we should be

passing uscma, we should be lowering the cost of prescription drugs but instead he's trying to pay off the people who put the gavel on the hand. >> he was asked about lack of direct testimony from the president directly in dealing withholding up the military aid, of course, you the phone call that son dland was on that was overheard. here is something that the democratic congressman said and blamed it on you, guys, the republicans. >> first they hung their hat that there was no quid pro quo and then overwhelming evidence of quid pro quo, welshing what's your evidence that the president withheld military aide, the president's own chief of staff admitted they withheld military aid to get the investigation, this crazy dnc server investigation which is part of a russian disinformation campaign.

eric: finally, congressman, what would your reaction to that be and what do you think republicans can have in their own report because they can file their own report, i guess a minority decent wound would assume. >> fortunately we have 97% of the story, with ambassador sondland saying there was quid pro quo linking investigations, he admitted that it was a presumption, the president never told him that and he had no evidence to back it up even though the president of the united states had told him that there was no quid pro quo, that he was not commanding anything from ukraine, with regards to, you know, where we go from here and adam schiff is challenging the president, listen, if the president means anything, when bill clinton was being impeached, ken starr, presented case to house judiciary committee and president's

clinton's attorney had chance to question, then he should -- the report that she's drafting she should present in person to the house judiciary committee and then president trump's counsel should have opportunity to cross examine him. adam schiff has answer that is he needs to provide, there's some questions that i certainly know colleagues would like to ask and the problem is the case will fall apart, it's not just about protecting the whistleblower, he's trying protect his own hide, he's trying to protect people like colonel vindman and went to whistleblower and that's where the case will continue to fall apart, the short -- the report is super thin. eric: we will see what happens in the judiciary and if, indeed, it gets to senate trial and see

what happens, congressman lee zeldon, thank you for joining us this afternoon. >> thank you, we -- eric. arthel: president trump stopping short of saying whether he would sign a bill whether he would impose sanctions, we dig into the impact of unrest with long-awaited trade deal with beijing, that's straight ahead. l

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>> we have to stand hong kong but i'm also standing with president xi, he's a friend of mine, i stand with hong kong and i stand with freedom, i stand with all of the things that we want to do but we are in the process of making the largest trade deal in history. arthel: that's president trump on the violent protest that is have gripped hong kong for months, the house have spent overwhelmingly pass the bill to protect the protestors but the

president has not said whether he will sign that bipartisan legislation, this is a record number of hong kong residents turning out today to vote in elections. let's bring in gordon chang, gordon, jonathan hunt is in hong kong reporting for us there and seen and he said this is a historic sea change, tell us why. >> it is historic, the district council elections generally no one pays attention to them, but now we have record turnout and these district councils 18 of them all controlled by probeijing forces, now so far the results are coming in, they won 30 seats and the prodemocracy forces have won 269. this is politically annihilation for beijing and will have consequence that is rebush --

and the mainland. a couple of things going on, people in mainland have grievances of their own and people in hong kong are only able to push around political establishment but seem to be taking over, but the other thing is that the hard line policies in hong kong that have called protests more more than 5 straight months, they are authored by xi jinping, chinese ruler, i'm sure political enemies will come out of the wood work and use it against him. arthel: can xi jinping survive this? >> he will probably be able to survive this but maybe not. just a week ago "the new york times" published 403 pages of documents about concentration camps there, those documents embarrass personally xi jinping, somebody at the top of the chinese political system went to new york times in order to target china's leader, he'll got to be in trouble already and

this is -- this is a policy misbecause these are policies that have been in place for more than half decade. arthel: okay, live there, you told me he has detractors inside the government and thinking that the people in mainland china will now be emboldened perhaps step out on their own but i kind of don't see it because it's xi jinping, who is going to make them, you know, get out of office. >> he's all powerful. that means he's also all accountable and that means -- arthel: he doesn't care? >> well, it means, though, that there's nobody else for him to blame, in the previous system before, any chinese ruler who made a mistake, no big deal, all decisions were made by consensus and now he's the only person

responsible, he's the wasn't that had hong kong portfolio and now he's the leader of china, the policies have caused the protests and now he can't say, well, he's responsible because he is responsible. >> so now that the people have voted, prodemocracy candidates will win, will be in the majority, will the protests stop? >> it really depends because carrie lam, hong kong chief executive reports to xi jinping has no freedom of action. you will see hong kong erupt, people have expressed their will. if they don't make con decisions, this is just -- we don't know where this will go but we know that will become probably much more violent and the protests will become larger. arthel: i want to show your tweet from this morning, #china's leaders are stalling ashley: the trump -- #trump on

trade deal and then include the link to business insider article, the tweet continues saying, suggestion, go after xi jinping on all crimes, misdeeds, raise the temperature until the regime surrenders. before i tell you how hot should the temperature get, i want to go back to the sound bite we started from president trump saying, hey, listen, i support the protestors, the people of hong kong but xi jinping is my friend and we are about to sign off in the biggest trade deal ever, can the president have it both ways. >> his approach is not going to work, president trump's approach is not going to work, his approach is consistent of 4 decades of american policies whereas basically you don't anger chinese leaders because we think we need their good will, what i was saying is, essentially, look, the chinese have been stalling on the trade deal because they think while they'll stall trump won't go

after them of hong kong. you have to go after the president on camps -- arthel: should the president walk out of trade deal? >> i think so. the remedy for failed trade deals is not a new one, the remedy to increase those tariffs to the point where china just no longer is able to continue without access to the u.s. market because those tariffs are cutting off china's ability to sell products in the u.s., we need to raise the tariffs so then china has -- understands it has no choice but to stop stealing our intellectual property, stop trade violation, stop all the stuff we don't want them to do. >> we love having you here, thank you so much, we will see you very soon.

>> spending time at the hospital always described as chills and fevers, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg, justice ginsburg was admit today john hopkins in baltimore, received iv with antibiotics, she was given the okay to be released this morning, the justice is 86 year's old, she did miss argument after suffering stomach bug and has been treated for cancer and last year under went surgery for lunge cancer, we are all wishing justice ginsburg a speedy recovery from latest illness. arthel: indeed, just 2 weeks before its official release we are getting preview of doj watchdog report into the origins of the russia investigation, would it evolve abuse of power

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eric: we are getting preview of highly-anticipated justice department inspector general's report into the origins of robert mueller's russia probe and alleged fisa abuses, michael horowitz found evidence that former lawyer falsified fisa document related to the surveillance of former trump campaign aide carter page, but the top ranks of fbi are spared what will this mean, what can we expect, john bussey is here, john, december 9th, the big day the report drops, what do you expect? >> that's right. saidi has a story right now that says the inspector general looked at everything that the fbi did, examined the origins of the inspection of the trump campaign and relations with russia and found that there was a legal basis for them pursuing,

that there was nothing that was done wrong in making the ultimate decision to examine the campaign, sufficient legal reason to do that. >> what was the legal reason? >> there was connections between the campaign and sort of element it was russian government, that there was suspicions, information going back and forth, at the end of the day, robert mueller found that the russians very much injected themselves into our election process and the trump campaign was not guilty of collusion with the russians, nonetheless, the inspector general is going to find that there was a legal basis for the fbi going forward and also, found, however, that there was sloppy work that was done, lapses in judgment according to what we are hearing about the report, mind you, we don't have the complete report, we haven't looked at the complete report, i'm not going to get until december. >> the president says that -- he says they were spying on his campaign, listen to what the

president said on "fox & friends". >> spying on my campaign, something that has never been done in the history of the country, this was an overthrow of the presidency, this is disgrace, i'm not surprised to see it, it's just starting to come out, i think this is nothing on what you'll see over the next couple of weeks. >> what do you think the report will say as it relates to that? >> right, that's the president speaking and we see them make statements like this in the past, the inspector general will say no, there was a legal basis for going forward, but, again, he is going to cite lapses in judgment and problems including one attorney within the fbi altering an e-mail on a renewal, not on initial application but renewal of fisa permission, permission to listen in on the campaign that went up to a judge, not attorneys, left the

fbi, initial problems from the understanding of the report, but the core message is the fbi was right in moving forward according to -- eric: i love the term lapses in judgment. that can cover a billion things, carter page, he's been saying that he was legally spied on and they lied about him, here is what he originally said about the whole process. >> the democrats and allies in washington -- their washington and the media constantly pushing lies after lies and finally this is picked up by the court, gets picked up by the comey-mccabe fbi, they got a warrant, a fraudulent warrant, i believe, to spy on myself as a way of getting into the trump campaign. eric: he's never been charged with anything, walking as a freeman at the same time, you do expect better -- peter strzok, lisa page, any names over the

fire? >> we don't know what names will be roast today this and how many, but, again, that's carter page, you know, talking his own book, the inspector general, the rule of law, the person who is supposed to look at the things and decide was there a legal basis concluded that there was. eric: john durham, conducting a criminal investigation of this, too early to say what that could result in? >> yeah, i think so, we don't have the details on this, but also from public mood standpoint, i don't think that we will see in the report that changes people's minds, people have decided they are either in favor of the way that president trump sees this episode or they're not and they agree with others in the fbi that say that there was a reason to move forward. >> right, i know we will be talking december 9th. good to see you as always. arthel: u.s. forces and kurdish allies taking military action against the islamic state on friday, the biggest joint

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arthel: fight against isis, u.s.-led coalition and syrian

kurdish allies have carried out a joint military operation against the islamic state. trey yngst more now from the middest bureau, trey. >> arthel, a lot happening in syria, there's an attack in northern syria in city where 9 civilians were killed when a car bomb was detonated, these events underscoring how unstable syria is right now, there's some new video from the attack that occurred in the northern city, aftermath of explosion but injured dozens of people. no group claiming responsibility. it is being controlled by turkish groups and backed fighters, took place this fall after president trump pulled back american troops deployed to prevent annexation from occurring, now separate attack along the turk internal revenue word near western syria last week killed more than 16 civilians at camp for internally

displaced people. that missile strike is being condemned by the united nations today as the regional coordinator is calling for an investigation into who is responsible, meanwhile an eastern syria on saturday, u.s. central command ordered 500 american troops stationed there to resume their antiisis campaign. vice president mike pence did visit with american troops in neighboring iraq this weekend and discussed the american presence in both countries. >> we will continue to maintain a presence in syria and, of course, here in iraq that reflects the strong and enduring partnership that we have with the iraqi people including kurdish people in iraq and syria. >> now, there are a lot of moving parts in syria right now as well as more than a million people internally and externally displaced with a lighter u.s. presence in the region, you are going to see countries like iran and russia try to step up and fill the powerful void that's currently existing, arthel.

>> trey yngst, thank you very much. eric, eric: millions of us expected to hit the roads, skies for thanksgiving holiday but some storms could throw a wrench into the travel plans, adam klotz is here with holiday forecast. taking a breather. rewarded! learn more at the explorer card dot com. it nice?ce. this is the most-awarded minivan three years in a row. the van just talked. sales guy, give 'em the employee price, 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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lots of people and tourists visiting if you want to come to new york for the great holiday spectacular. that means that millions of us, 55 million are expected to hit the roads for the holiday. triple aaa figures it will be the second biggest turkey season on record. adam: we have been talking about rounds of potential storms. we are tracking one at this exit. you will have a clear monday, maybe some rounds of storms tuesday-wednesday. relatively warm piling up in the center. you seat corner air in new england. unfortunately a little bit of snow with this system. we'll step off camera for just a second because i have the wrong clicker. >> here is what we are looking at now. the line of storms i was talking about.

snow on the back side of this. that's rain stepping you have along the coast. this entire system will be moving off the coast. even though there is cold air back behind this, we clear off for monday. the high for sunday, that's the case monday. across large portions of the country, any time we get a of, that's when cold air and warm air pile together. by the time we get into tuesday and wednesday, a defined facebook will be our next round of potentially winter weather. that side of this system is where the snow is. front side of the system is where the rain is. i don't think this is a huge snow maker but it could cause delays. thursday once again. we'll be seeing rounds of snow.

eric: that's how you do it with the clicker? i thought it was the add dam clots weather staff. how about that. arthel: have a good sunday, everybody. greg: someone is a drama queen. so, that was a week. four days of re. he you tough testimony like