going to be interesting to see what that does to markets today and for the rest of the week. jillian: on the impeachment he said it is unpatriotic by the democrats that it has been unifying for the republicans. on that note, "fox & friends" kin continues now. steve: 6:00 in new york. it is 11:00 in the morning in london. would start with a fox news alert. president trump is live in the capital of england kicking off two days of meetings with nato members. sitting down this morning with the secretary general just within the past hour. brian: get straight to fox news senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot live in london with what's next on the agenda for the president. i will tell you, greg, he covered everything in this press conference. domestic to foreign. take whatever you want and run with it. >> he wasted no time, brian. hi, folks. in fact, never accused president trump of not being a multitasker. as we speak right now, he is headed towards, believe it or not, a small fundraiser

on the edge of. this is a will events marking the 70 anniversary of nato. in fact, president trump met with the secretary general of nato. stalinberg. it was a press availability in the president trump style. he talked about domestic issues. calling the impeachment hearings, once again a hoax. saying it was not good for the democrats to run this while he was over here doing important government business. but he talked about foreign affairs as well. saying that perhaps there might not be a chinese trade deal until after the elections and he did talk about nato. he said he was pleased that he was helping to change nato and beef up the funding from the other member countries. he also blasted french president emmanuel macron for some criticism of nato. listen to what he had to say. >> nobody needs natal toe morneeds nato morethan france.

look over the last period of time. no one needs nato more than france. the one that benefits really least is the united states. we benefit the least. we are helping europe. europe unites and they go against a common foe, that may or may not be a foe. i can't tell you that. >> now security here in london beefed up for president trump's visit along with all 29 nato leaders over at that terror attack knifing london bridge last friday. there will be added security around buckingham palace tonight. that's when the president and nato leaders are exnsd to meet the queen and other royals and, yes, there will be an anti trump protest there. finally, guys, there was also mention of boris johnson, the u.k. prime minister in this press availability, there will be a reception tonight number 10 downing street where president trump will meet his friend boris johnson. johnson has an election next week and was pushed on

whether he favored prime minister johnson. he stayed remarkably neutral on this probably because his favorability rating in the u.s.c. about 18%. he does not want to hurt his ally there are more meetings later in the day and yesterday a big event marking the important nato anniversary. that's tomorrow. a lot more time to make a whole lot more news. back to you guys. steve: indeed. brian: is he not going to get much sleep. ainsley: he is not going to negotiate the china deal he said until after the election. could be negotiating on live tv. steve: just by him saying i'm fine with waiting. that scares the chinese. the chinds wants to do it right now. as the president says many times we will see what happens. brian: let's factor in too what the president did over the weekend. he signed the bipartisan deal supporting the hong kong protesters, and that angered china. the president did it because it was the right thing to do. the president did it knowing

that it could put the trade deal in jeopardy. but they started singing the national anthem. they have been waving the flag and that's what the people of hong kong deserve. let's see what happens now. steve: i will tell you what's going to happen in the united states later on today. the intel committee is going to vote on final router. the president you can see him with the u.n. secretary general. the president is furious as are his allies that the democrats would go ahead with impeachment. ainsley: timing. steve: exactly while he is over there. once upon a time there used to be an expression politics ends at the water's edge. the democrats are going full steam ahead. it looks like it's headed for the judiciary committee by tomorrow. the president had a lot to unload on them. and here is he about an hour ago in london. >> i think it's unpatriotic of the democrats to put on a performance. i think it's a bad thing for our country. impeachment wasn't supposed to be used that way. all you have to do is read

the transcripts. you can see there is absolutely nothing done wrong. they had legal scholars looking at the transcripts the other day. these are absolutely perfect. trump is right when he uses the word. those calls, two of them were absolutely perfect call. i think it's a very bad thing for our country. does it cast a cloud, well, if it does, than the democrats have done a dissufficiency to the country. i have did nothing wrong. you don't censure somebody when they have done nothing wrong. there is search of a crime. not even a word that should be used. ainsley: timing of that the democrats have known for a long time i was going to be in london. first lady was going to be in london. they have chose this week to do it. democrats have impeachment report it. will be public today. certain lawmakers have been able to see this. so republicans had their impeachment rebuttal. steve: prebuttle. ainsley: prebuttle because we haven't seen what the

democrats report. the democrats impeachment inquiry is not organic outgrowth of serious misconduct. orchestrated campaign to upupend our political system. the impeachment inquiry and the manner in which the democrats are pursuing it sets a dangerous precedent. brian: republicans president not just saying that rhetoric or marketing. he has really unified the republican party. in fact, his constant critics, mitt romney would be un. has been quiet. susan collins with a lot on the table politically. has been silent. seems as though people have lined up behind the president for this impeachment hearing to the point where chad pergram reported yesterday that the democrats are worried about their own impeachment votes. remember, the goal was always to convince a hand full of republicans to side with them and make it look like an avalanche or tsunami as it heads to the senate. looks like having trouble getting their own democrats on board.

ainsley: a democrat from kentucky said it's not a good thing to get rid of president. it's the right thing to do but there will be political consequences. the democrats are worried. the president said it is uniting the republican party. steve: i was just going to say also according to "the washington post" this morning. apparently with the moderate imperil democrats apparently they are asking for a number of articles of impeachment. they's say they have five. this way they would be able to vote against some of them so they can say look, i stood up to the party's left flank. i stood up to my party leadership and i went against them. so i am independent. so return me to congress next year. ainsley: right. steve: same time nancy pelosi and company saying you really think nancy pelosi is going to put out articles of impeachment and have them go down and then give the republicans a talking point that there is not the kind of unity in the democratic party. ainsley: wouldn't it be difficult though if they hadn't out of gate some of

these witnesses, these law scholars that are going to be witnesses for the democrats had signed letters saying we want him impeached. we are attacking the president. saying impeach, impeach, impeach. they try to find impeachment reason here. then they tried to find one here. now they are running with this conversation. if they had just started with this conversation it might be different. republicans have been seeing it. y'all have been trying to do it so long we are tired of it. brian: attorney for the whistleblower wrote in 2017. says i'm going to expand the inquisition and taking depositions considering putting the mueller report into this. the american people really wants a continuation of the mueller report investigation and a series of witnesses. last time they tried that corey lewandowski blew the whole thing up. steve: that brian, is bad for moderate republicans. brian: you would think. steve: party leadership said once again we are going to focus it on ukraine. suddenly if they are going to a report that came out last year it just looks bad.

brian: talk about what's going to be coming out next week. it's a lot. i'm sure the impeachment hearings won't be done. the fisa report will be. it will drop on monday. hearings again on wednesday. there is a report in the "the washington post" today that attorney general barr is kind of upset with one of the premises. that is he disputes a key mike michael who are ritz inspector general finding that says the fbi launched this investigation on solid ground. certainly there was reason to launch it. that's one thing that barr feels differently on especially since he has helped durham launch his investigation. ainsley: keep in mind it's "the washington post," "new york times." they are saying they have some leaked information they are saying that horowitz, the report is going to say that it was justified. the fbi's actions to surveil the trump campaign, it was justified. steve: to get that first fisa application. according to the "the washington post." and keep in mind "the washington post" is based on stories, you know, the people they spoke to are in

some cases witnesses who have had a chance to look at the draft and so they have got, you know, they have got an iron in this particular fire. but, apparently, according to the "the washington post," mr. barr says look, horowitz just looked at the department of justice and the fbi. if he looked at the cia, that would change everything because they had more in it than just the fbi -- brian: you are saying just looked at the fbi procedure. steve: he's not. he's not durham. durham is looking at accurately. criminality, that's one of the things the president was focused on this morning. roll tape. >> there are a lot of devastating things in that report. we will see what happens. the ig report is a very important report. if what i read is correct, that would be a little disappointing but it was just one aspect of the report. we will see what happens. we will see -- it's coming

out in a few days. i hear it's devastating. but we will soon find out. ainsley: lindsey graham says consider the source. listen. >> be we'rey of "the washington post" and the "new york times" reporting on what's coming up with horowitz. they have been trying overtime, to spin this thing, to diminish its effect, to down play it. i can tell you without any hesitation attorney general barr has every confidence in the world in mr. horowitz. he believes he has done a good job. a professional job. and he appreciates the work and the effort he has put in to disclosing abuse at the department of justice. brian: we will see. one thing william barr could have done put out a statement "the washington post" story not how i feel. broke yesterday evening. steve: it's a story based on leaks. wait until the report comes out. brian: he could easily say guys, say what lindsey graham has said. ainsley: maybe it's accurate. we don't know.

we will see it on monday. steve: there are a million leaked stories spend all day commenting on it. brian: only one "the washington post" story. steve: the president is going to be moving from the winfield house over to the continental shortly. hope to bring that you live. in the meantime we have jillian live with headlines. jillian: good morning. let's talk about this weather we have experienced. a powerful winter storm slams the northeast with winter snow. parts of new york seeing two inches of snow an hour. several counties under state of emergency as police reports hundreds of crashes. near the massachusetts border a packed bus slamming into a semitrailer. thankfully no one was seriously hurt. the weather canceling hundreds of flights. a royal family rocked by bombshell interview overnight. virginia roberts do you free r .

>> in the you. >> that made me sick, i didn't expect it from royalty. jillian: he had quote no recollection of ever meetings roberts. he had since stepped down from royal duties. former president jimmy carter is back in the hospital. 95-year-old is being treated for urinary tract inel affection a week after he was released from another hospital for brain surgery. doctors needed to relieve pressure caused by multiple falls. carter is the longest living u.s. president in history. the seattle seahawks hold off the minnesota vikings in monday night football thriller.

the seahawks taking 37-30 win behind a big second half. seattle is now first place in the nfc west after rival san francisco lost on sunday. brian, i hear you like that game. brian: put it this way these are the best matchup between ravens and 49ers and this game last night. ainsley: going to get hate mail from pete. he showed up yesterday with his vikings ty. brian: how did the vikings do yesterday? sorry. ainsley: jillian was so sick she had to take the day off. steve: or your jets or your yankees. ainsley: steve is going to have to do your job for you, brian. steve: meanwhile, tens of millions of dollars in hollywood. mark rougroof low. if you hate capitalism, you hate freedom, period.

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our next guest firing back at him say going you hate capitalism, you hate freedom. here to explain is entrepreneur and small business advocate carol roof. good to see you. >> good to see you again. ainsley: why did you fire back. >> i think this is completely ridiculous. capitalism has benefited so many people it has lifted billions of people out of extreme poverty: extreme property in the 1970s to less than 10% today. because of the direct and indirect benefits of capitalism. and the fact have you had somebody benefiting from that basically saying we need to escape from economic freedom is just patently ridiculous. unfortunately too many people spreading this horrible message. i opened my mouth and fired back a little bit. ainsley: according to the october gallup poll most agree with you. 60% a positive view of

capitalism. 35% say they have a negative view of capitalism. when you look at socialism, 39% positive. 57% negative. so educate us. educate mark ruffalo. how can capitalism help us? >> capitalism is basically free and individual choice. it is millions of people freely of their own will choosing to participated in the market and that's how resources are allocated. contract that to socialism which is a handful of people who are making decisions for millions of people based on power, force, and control. so the closer that you get to freedom and choice the better off people are. and the more you get to power and control the worse people are. and we have seen this all over the world. the problem is that right now in this country we don't have a pure free market system. we have too much government intervention and cronyism. that kind of stuff gets in the way, gets people confused about what capitalism is. ainsley: that's what your

tweet was excellent. you said free choice vs. a hand full of people using force and control telling us how to spend our money and what to do with our money. why is it resonating especially with millennials. >> millennials have it so good that they don't understand history. everything is on demand. they don't have to worry about their needs. they focus on their wants. i think there is just a lot of ms. information because there is cronyism, because there is government intervention. people think that something like healthcare is capitalism, when it's really not. the parts of healthcare like lasic surgery or elective surgery are free market capitalism and those prices have gone down. where have you have had government intervention prices have gone up. unfortunately people don't have the economic background to understand the difference between the two so educating them today. ainsley: thank you for doing it. carol, good to see you. >> you too. ainsley: joe biden has bragged how close he is with barack obama. he says he doesn't need him anymore. biden reactreacts to biden's

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and killed amid gas price protests in the country of iran. state-run tv reporting victims in multiple cities. this is the first time the government media are admitting using force against demonstrators. a human rights organization estimates more than 200 people have been killed since the gas protest began last month. and the fbi offering a 5-million-dollar reward for an american on its most wanted terrorist list. the man who used to live in san francisco is believed to be the highest ranking american in a terrorist organization. the fbi believes he is now living in somalia and working for al-shabaab. a fox news alert this morning trump overseas in london for the nato summit blasting democrats and their push for impeachment back here at home while he is over there. >> the impeachment hoax is going nowhere. the republicans senators are very angry about what's going on. they hurt our country. they are hurting our country the other side. we have tremendous support. probably the most united

that our party has ever been. ainsley: and our next guest says he is right. here to weigh in is fox nation host tomi lahren. you agree whim. you think the republican party is the most united it's ever been? >> absolutely. the republican party and really trump supporters even outside of the republican party are sick and tired of seeing this president, who is getting results, for actual american people, be attacked and harassed and hunted like this. i mean, i think that some people during the first investigation wanted to give a little time. but when it's been investigation after investigation and we have nothing, no collusion no, obstruction, no quid pro quo, the american people are frustrated and they are going to galvanize behind their president not only are they tired of seeing him attacked they see what he is doing for this country. steve: tomi, the average personal, when they look in on the impeachment process as moves from the intel committee to judiciary tomorrow, they are going to be thinking is this fair? and then when you see okay, the democrats get three

witnesses, republicans get one. there is not a lot of the same kind you have due process that you have seen and they will realize maybe that's not fair. it just seems political. >> well not only is it unfair, but i just really believe that the average personal is very tired of the impeachment hearings. they are very tired of hearing about them. they want to hear about the issues that impact them and outside of the beltway and outside of the mainstream media, these things don't necessarily impact the every day american. what impacts them is jobs, the economy and immigration which is why i also caution president trump. i think he has a lot of support right now. don't forget what got you elected in 2016 that was the promise to build the wall and crack down on immigration. brian: he set up a private cameras and hired a firm in north dakota. trying to get 400 miles built. pamela carlin, michael gearhart and jonathan turley for the republicans. keep in mind, if you don't have cable, i don't know if you are going to be getting

this message then. and the you wills missing days of our lives for these four guests i think you are going to be very disappointed. maybe another issue, yeah. how is it going? ainsley: sorry, tomi, i'm running. brian: i notice you coughed during my questions and not steve's. i'm taking it earn '. let's talk politics. joe biden now went from barack obama, my buddy we agree on everything i don't need according to politico barack obama's endorsement. here's the headline, biden says doesn't need obama's endorsement. he goes on to say biden reiterated he asked obama not to endorse him and he stuck by that stance even when asked whether he would want obama backing -- if the field -- backing the field three people no everyone knows i'm close with him, biden says. i don't need an obama endorsement. want to read between the lines for us? >> i doesn't need an obama endorsement because he is not getting an obama endorsement. joe biden is very clear on that. again, even barack obama is looking at his buddy, joe

biden and, you know, the biting of the finger and multiple gaffes we have seen over the last several weeks. and he is saying i don't know if i want to put my name behind that at the end of the day, it's not barack obama's endorsement that's going to be help unfortunately for joe biden. the only thing that's going to help joe biden is the fact that he is not as socialist as the rest of his competitors. so i hope that elizabeth warren and bernie sanders are looking at that if joe biden with all of its issues and bizarre behavior can still be leading as a frontrunner because he doesn't fully embrace socialism, perhaps that's a message that the american people don't want socialism. steve: joe biden is the nominee i predict barack obama will endorse him. ugly. brian: devote patrick has not caught fire. ainsley: still early. steve: thank you for getting up so early out west. catch her show no interruption on fox nation. check it out foxnation.com. thanks, tomi.

>> thanks, guys. brian: go get them. fox news alert. president trump weighed in on a reported dispute between attorney general william barr and inspector general michael horowitz. we are live with the president's comments next. this, and even this. but i don't have to clean this, because the self-cleaning brush roll removes hair while i clean. - [announcer] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans now cleans itself. steven could only imaginem 24hr to trenjoying a spicy taco.burn, now, his world explodes with flavor. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day all-night protection. can you imagine 24-hours without heartburn?

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devastating things in that report. but we will see what happens. look, we have a few days to wait. we have been waiting a long time. i do think the big report to wait for is going to be the durham report. that's the one that people are really waiting for. the ig report is a very important report. >> important the president waiting there we are also awaiting the results of john durham's criminal probe into the origins of the russia probe. this is separate but parallel report to the ig report. attorney general barr launch the probe. this all comes as "the washington post" reports the attorney general will disagree with horowitz when this ig reports comes out monday over whether the fbi had justification to start investigating in 2016. this is the headline. barr disputes key inspector general finding about fbi's russia investigation congressman mark meadows a republican weighed in telling fox news everybody should wait until the ig report comes out because everything else is based on speculation on information

which has been leaked. there is little doubt in my mind that it will not be one of the fbi's finest days when the report is released. no one other than horowitz and his team knows what's in the report. and they have left no stone unturned. the doj also releasing a statement, guys, praising inspector general horowitz' investigation calling it a credit to the department of justice and cautioning people saying, quote, rather than speculating people should read the report for themselves. watch the inspector general's testimony before the senate judiciary committee and draw their own conclusions about these important matters. one thing is for sure. we are probably going to to have even more partisan battles. once it's out we all get to see it, guys. brian: i know i should ask you a question. i'm not sure if you have the answer to this question. should i try it any way? >> do it. brian: do you have a sense of when the durham report will be done? >> you know, that's a good question, actually. because it's not so much, brian, a report. as it is really results. that's why i called it such. because, remember, the

inspector general report was on a specific fisa question and the origins of why the fbi started their investigation. but, when barr tapped durham, it was a criminal probe. is he a federal prosecutor. so he has more latitude. isn't necessarily going to be just one report. but perhaps a series of results. woe don't have any timeline when that's coming. ainsley: the ig report that will be released on monday and hear from the inspector general on wednesday. that is basically to find out how this fisa application how they continue to get access or the. steve: that's focused on the fbi and department of justice. ainsley: and then the other one the durham report is a criminal investigation. that's crime, right? griff: that's correct. one will look hard. the inspector general's report whether or not the fbi had enough information to launch the investigation in the first place. but, durham's probe is in to what happened after it really began and the folks

that led the investigation's issuinitiation. brian: griff, i think you handle that very well. >> thank you. ainsley: thanks, griff. steve: it's now 23 minutes before the top of the hour. jillian joining us with a story about new leadership in the windy city. jillian: chicago has a new interim top cop. the former los angeles police chief charlie beck handing in the windy city overnight after the mayor fired superintendent he had ed: did i johnson just weeks before planned retirement. it stems from october incident where johnson was found asleep in his car at stop sign. chicago mayor lori lightfoot blasted johnson for lying repeatedly about what really happens. >> eddie johnson engaged in conduct that is not only unbecoming but demonstrating a series of ethical lapses and flawed decision-making that is inconsistent with having the privilege of leading the chicago police department. >> light foot wouldn't go into detail but this morning the local cbs station is

reporting johnson had been out that night drinking with a woman that wasn't his wife. you may remember johnson came under fire from president trump when he opted to boycott the president's speech to a police chief's conference. surveillance video captures teenagers off duty police officer you see it there on your screen. the california cop says he confronted the group after noticing a woman who accused them of stealing her phone. he started taking pictures of the teens when the group ambushed them. he will walked away with a concussion and broken finger. no word on any arrests. "newsweek" reportedly demoats an editor after a botched story about prumplet it comes after reporter jessica kwong was fired the president spend thanksgiving tweeting and golfing. the original article was published before president trump's surprise visit to troops in afghanistan. it was edited hours later. but the headline still focused on tweeting and golfing. kwong placed some of the blame on the editor.

dictionary.com releases its word of the year the website naming existential as this year's top word saying it quote captures a 70s grappling with the survival literally with our planet. our loved ones, our ways of life. existential was searched online off with questions related to climate change and gun violence. oxford named climate emergency as its word of the year. steve: although climate emergency would be existential threat as well, wouldn't it? jillian: it would also be two words. steve: thank you. meanwhile today is tuesday. today marks giving tuesday is now known. the first tuesday after thanksgiving to promote charitable giving. this already stepping up to help our nation's heroes. ainsley: head out to janice dean live in bryant report. hey, janice. >> good morning, everyone. we are live in bryant report. we have a little bit of snow on the ground. we are going to talk about giving tuesday and give back

gift shop with world vision coming up in the next hour. first i want to talk about the weather. we did have a nor'easter that brought the snow here in central park. incredible snowfall totals across the interior northeast sections upstate new york and new england. it will finally be out of here this afternoon and travel will improve, i promise but i need a little help this morning to do the weather i brought in my grensd chief meteorologist rick reichmuth. rick: there should be two meteorologists on every show. janice: i totally agree. how do we make it happen. we will make it happen. giving tuesday have you done amazes things with your weather man umbrella. he is the inventor of my favorite umbrella. it should be yours. you are giving back to folds of honor. rick: yeah, you know what? on saturday we presented a check to folds of honor on this show for $75,000 and it's from umbrellas sold we have donated for every one of our patriotic umbrellas so we donated $75,000 for this year two years 150

think$150,000to them. for every one we sold that day we would donate more. we sold out immediately. our viewers are so amazing. and the support for us and for folds of honor has been amazing. janice: the umbrella is fantastic as well. rick: thank you. our umbrellas, i set out to make really strong umbrellas. but we never have the smallest umbrella. janice: the favorite of women because it goes in our purse. rick: something you can keep with you every day. finally after two years you have talking about it launching now. donating $5 for every one of the travel umbrellas to folds of honor because we sold out of the folds of honor umbrella on saturday. weather man umbrella.com is where you can buy them. finally our smallest umbrella is auto open. auto close. ainsley: sold. i love this because i hates the fact that you put it up and then you have to go to

get it down. rick: there you go. weatherman umbrella.com. $5 for every one of these today. excited to launch this and support them. janice: is he meteorologist and inventinger. amazing. i love you, rick reichmuth. rick: thank you, i love you too. merry christmas. ainsley: you are thinking of the women. last year when you started the company i said rick, we need a small one for our pocketbook. steve: there it is right there. available today at weather man umbrella.com. brian: awesome, rick. fantastic. ainsley: so charitable. love you rick. steve: great scholarships for folds of honor. ainsley: amazing. steve: major gun case the judges could end up will the whole thing. we are going to talk to this man next. ♪ let's go ♪

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brian: the supreme court weighing gun rights case in nearly a decade. ainsley: judges hearing oral arguments yesterday from second amendment add voyeur caught challenging a new york city that limits the transportation of guns outside of an owner's house. steve: with what's at stake we have fox news senior judicial analyst and host of fox nation judge andrew napolitano. judge, it's hard to have a gun in new york city. judge: it is. very few people have a right to possess a gun in their home. we are not talking about carrying a gun. not talking about police or retired police. we are talking about civilians who have the right to possess a gun in new york city. if you get that right, if you pass all the requirements, new york city enacted a regulation that said you can't transport the gun to anywhere outside of new york, to another home you may have where you also have the right to own it. to a shooting range outside

the city. that rule was challenged by a sportsman club. when the supreme court accepted the challenge, the city changed the rule in the hopes of mooting the challenge by saying well, the rule doesn't exist anymore. instead they wrote another rule that said you can go to a legitimate shooting range outside the city but you can't stop. you have to go directly there. steve: how do you know? >> look, the whole purpose of the new york rule is to make it difficult to own a gun in the city of new york. that is contrary to two supreme court opinions which you have the right and bear arms in the home. in the home is important. if the supreme court rules on this case and invalidates the new york restrictions, that will expand the right to keep and bear arms beyond the home to your motor vehicle as you are traveling. ainsley: what are these gun right advocates fighting for if they did change the rules and can go to the shooting

range. judge: new rule says you have to go to directly to the shooting range. ainsley: challenging that now. >> sure you can't stop for a cup of coffee or can't stop if justice calls. justice alito asked can you stop to visit your mother? [laughter] under this rule, as it's written, the answer is no. now, we laugh about this. but these are rules written by politicians in new york city who want to interpose obstacles to the right to keep and bear arms. brian: passed a series of hurdles to own and have a gun in new york city. why aren't they convinced that their background criteria is snuff? judge: very few people get the right to possess guns in new york city. as you say quite properly, counselor kilmeade the hurdles are there they have jumped those hurdles. that's not enough for the people who run this town. i don't know which way this case is going to go. i know the four conservatives are in favor of invalidating this and i know the four liberals are in favor of dismissing the case. yet again, it's up to the chief justifiable.

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>> i like the idea of waiting until after the election for the china deal but they want to make a deal now. we will see whether or not the deal is going to be right. it's got to be right. look, china has been ripping off the united states for many, many years. ainsley: it's a fox news alert. the president is overseas at the nato summit. he is revealing he doesn't mind waiting until after the election to make a trade deal with china. steve: joining us right now is the host of varney and company of fox business. stuart varney. stuart, when you hear the president saying those things, what he is really doing is talking directly to china. is he negotiating on television.

>> flat out he is negotiating. that's exactly what he is doing. the president was elected to realign america's position in the world and realign the patents of world trade. that's exactly what he is doing right now in london. he came out and he said and i will quote: he says i have no deadline on the china deal. maybe it's best to wait until after the next elections. straightforward negotiating. he is saying i can wait. we are in great shape. our economy is just fine. yours is not just fine. i can wait. maybe we will wait until after the next election. that's negotiating. wait a second. there's more. he also said this morning. i don't want france taxing american companies. brian: like amazon, like google. facebook. >> et cetera, et cetera. that's right. the french proposed to do just that. so the president turns around and says you do that, and i'm slang 100 percent tariffs on your champagne, your wine, your cheese. and your fancy hand bags. take that. that's negotiating. he meets president emmanuel macron at 9:20 eastern time

this morning in london. brian: called nato brain dead. he is upset about turkey everybody is upset at turkey upset that the president pulled out of syria. now he is putting guys back. they are going to have a legitimate clash. it's the president backing nato this morning. talking about how much more money they are getting. how much stronger they are. it's macron bashing it. >> it's our president going over to europe and laying down the law to the nato members and saying hey, pay up for your defense. quit being protectionist against us. brian: are you guys going to let him hurt me. ainsley: i know. steve: president imposes tariffs on champagne and french things. we can have vodka according to your guest on fox business. >> i have the ceo of gray goose on the show. honestly, i have got to tell you, i don't know whether these 100 percent tariffs would affect french vodka or whether it's just champagne and wines. i ask him on the show. brian: i will drink to that stuart, you seem very nice.

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steve: it is 12 noon in london. we start this hour with a fox news alert. president trump is in the capital of england kicking off two days with 29 world leaders nato. ainsley: first lady is over there with him too. he was sitting down with the nato secretary general. brian: go to fox news senior correspondent greg palkot live in london for what's on the agenda for the president. fiery, very honest and candid free-willing press conference. try to sum it up, greg. >> my heavens. you guys get this every day up close and personal with it right now. actually right now president trump is multitasking at a hotel not far from where we are here in london. he is attending a small fundraiser. but, remember, this is an

event marking the 70th anniversary of the nato military alliance. president trump and a lot of world leaders here in this city right now. earlier today. he met with the nato secretary general yawn saltenberg. yes, the press time was free willing domestic politics dealt with he blasted the democrats and the impeachment hearings. he did turn to foreign affairs. he said a china trade deal might be delayed and he kept the pressure on both nato and the eu, the european union for not playing fair on funding or trade, take a listen. >> and i'm changing that and i'm changing it fairly rapidly. but it's not -- it's not right to be taken advantage of on nato and also then to be taken advantage of on trade. that's what happens. we're talking to the european union and we're talking to various countries about nato. we are talking about the european union about trade. and they have to shape up, otherwise, things are going

to get very tough. >> now, security in the city for the president, all the leaders here, very tight. especially after that terror attack we saw the knifing on london bridge last week. it's also beefed up around buckingham palace tonight the president and other leaders will be meeting the queen and other royals and anti trump protest is planned outside. president trump and leaders will also meet tonight with a u.k. prime minister boris johnson at number 10 downing street. now, he was pressed in that press session about next week's election year. he did call boris johnson capable but mostly remarkably, he stayed neutral. the president's approval rating in the u.k. is a bit on the low side. next, guys, in about two hours from now there is a one-on-one between trump -- entrepreneurship and french president emmanuel macron. we remember they had been the best of buddies but macron has been critical of the u.s., the role of nato and president trump just got

finished blasting macron so it could be a little bit of a testy gathering. back to you. steve: indeed. brian: the real probable with macron is really thought with our put and not with the president and macron, it's really with turkey it's turkey's president erdogan and president of france macron, because it's erdogan was who was buying the s 400 system, the russian system. it is erdogan that is saying i'm coming across the border and start blowing up the kurds and the u.s. pull dollars back there was a french presence there he says we have got to crack down on turkey on whether they should stay in the alliance or not. i do think overall if you look at what nato has done under this president. they are now spending more on their defense, checkively. nine have now reached the right threshold out of 29. more are coming up. number two, we have a wider presence in europe against russia and there is going to be military exercises in the spring. some of the greatest since the fall of the soviet union. if anyone doesn't think the president understands the

threat of russia and nato not watching his actions. caught up in prodding to make him stand up and live up to the proclamation. ainsley: that's what the president's message was to macron. we have had this 70 year alliance. we need nato. steve: the back drop. the reason the president is in london is for the nato summit. one of the sound bites he had earlier today of note the president said we would be in world war ii if he was not president of the united states. but, this president of the united states is steamed. brian: world war 2 again? world war iii. >> steve: world waworld war iii. i meant 2. the third one. the president is steamed because back here in the united states in the u.s. house of representatives, it looks as if they are going to be turning over to the judiciary committee the intel report and then the junior area committee is going to figure out how they can write a number of articles of impeachment on how the president when he made that phone call broke a

bunch of rules. the president, when he was sitting next to the u.n. secretary general made it very clear the democrats' push is going nowhere. watch. >> to me it's unacceptable. did i nothing wrong. you don't censure somebody when they did nothing wrong. they are in search of a crime. not only wasn't there a crime. it's not even a word that should be used as far as i'm concerned. i hear the senate is angry about the republican senators are very angry about what's going on. because they hurt our country. they are hurting our country, the other side, very badly. we have tremendous support. the party has never been this united, the republican party. the impeachment is going nowhere. it is a waste you have time. they are wasting their time. and it's a disgrace. ainsley: even some democrats agree with him. democrat congressman john area moth from kentucky. he said it's not a good thing to get rid of this president. it's the right thing to do he said it's not a good thing and there are going to

be political consequences because of this. brian: chad pergram reported last night getting all the democrats in line for impeachment. the ultimate goal was to get republicans to switch. make all of this overwhelming evidence come forward and make republicans say i have got to get rid of this president and have momentum and take him out in the senate. how unlikely that would be. they have nobody right now. zero. even mitt romney, a constant critic has kept his powder dry at this hour. we expect this tomorrow. everybody a drum roll, please. the harvard law professor will say how impeachment is necessary. as will pamela car lineal of stanford and michael gearhart of the university of north carolina. ainsley: all of them have been against the president. brian: now jonathan turley a law professor at george washington university a one-time guest here come out and say this does not amount to impeachable offense. game on. steve: americans were able to watch over the last couple of weeks, two weeks' worth of testimony now

according to washington news sources thinking there is just thought enough there there. maybe we need to dial in parts of the mueller report which made the case there could have been 10 cases of obstruction of justice, turn those in to articles of impeachment. turn the fact the executive branch would not turn over a bunch of witnesses and a bunch of documents. that's one. how many will they have ultimately? don't know. ainsley: you made a good point at the 6:00 hour. you said they could come up with five articles of impeachment and vote yes on some of them and no on others. that way they could go back. democratic congress men and women could go back to their areas and say look if they are in trump country i voted this and i voted this. steve: nancy pelosi and her leadership team winding up rew. resistance from democrats in red districts. if they come up with a certain number. they can push back and say you know what? i will vote yes on this article but no on that then they look good next year.

ainsley: if they had just looked at this phone call and said we have a problem with it. impeach. quid pro quo that's one thing. they have been saying impeach since day one. even before he took the oath. brian: blew up the put when he was at the u.n. meetings with suck stanive bilaterals and say we are going to have impeachment inquiry and they did it again at nato. the president is going to move forward. meanwhile one of the topics brought up at 4:30 eastern time in the morning. i don't blame you if you were not up. we were. one of the questions was btz trade deal. president courageous. he wants this deal done. it means a lot to the economy the farmers and manufacturers. sees the possibility of these hong kong protesters getting steam rolled without our support. answered went and signed ton bipartisan legislation supporting the hong kong protesters. the chinese didn't like that. instead of the president even addressing that he ignored it and said when it comes to the chinese trade deal. i don't know, maybe i will do it, maybe i won't. listen. >> china trade deal is dependent on one thing.

do i want to make it? because we're doing very well with china right now and we can do even better with the flick of a pen. and china is paying for it. we will see what happens. we are doing very well right now. i have no deadline, no. in some ways, i like the used of waiting until after the election for the china deal. but they want to make a deal now. and we will see whether or not the deal is going to be right. it's gout to be right. look, china has been ripping off the united states for many, many years. ainsley: don't you think it's so obvious he is negotiating? i doubt he is going to wait a year for that but, if you watch the markets as he was making that announcement. all of the arrows were down, down, down. the mankts dropped when he made that announcement. steve: keep in mind less than a year for now he is up for a general re-election. he needs a china deal. he doesn't want to wait until afterwards. stuart varney says the president right there wassing iniating and yosingwasn.

>> that's exactly what he was doing. the president was elected to realign america's position in the world and realign the patents of world trade. that's exactly what he's doing right now in london. he came out and he said and i quote he says "i have no deadline on the china deal. maybe it's best to wait until after the next election." straightforward negotiating. essaying i can wait. we are in great shape. our economy is just fine. yours is not fine. i can wait. maybe bewill wait until after the next election. that's negotiating. brian: he is very convinced he is going to win it. if you try to wait me out it's going to get tougher. ainsley: most. brian: did you notice this about stuart varney. before he makes a big point he shimmies. he hats varney shimmy. people ---watch the it at home. when he is about to say something substantive he shimmies. jillian: you can't say that about him when he ♪ here to defend himself. steve: i don't know that's a compliment. people every time they see

stuart varney. ainsley: he is a fun guy. always dancing. jillian: i feel like this is brian kilmeade's version of dancing. steve: when he turns to you he shimmies in your direction. jillian: he lifts the arm over the couch. jillian: everyone has their own shimmy, another awkward toss. brian: it wasn't a toss. it was a conversation. jillian: let's talk about the weather. all right. they are ignoring me. extreme weather overnight powerful winter storm slams the northeast. parts of new york seeing two inches of snow an hour. several counties under a safety emergency as police report hundreds of crashes neither massachusetts border. a packed bus slamming into a semitrailer. look at that no one seriously hurt. the weather canceling hundreds of flights and delaying thousands across the u.s. four employees at a juvenile detention center are suspended after four teenagers escaped through the front door. police say one staffer searched the nashville facility for 35 minutes

before calling police. this is saturday night. the teens are still on the run and believed to be dangerous two of them are charged with murder. another one is charged with armed robbery. he's on tennessee's most wanted list. gun rights set to be front and center today in virginia. nicole pepper county's board of supervisors will decide whether or not to declare a second amendment sanctuary. movement has been growing in virginia. especially since the state house went blue last month. overnight halifax county approved a similar measure. joining at least five other counties in the state. >> a new edition to the george h.w. bush library. look at it. a statue of scully bush. the pooch was on hand as the life size sculpture was unvamed at texas a&m university. the president's service dog with a bronze leash in his mouth. sully assists with therapy for wounded soldiers and active duty personnel.

i love it. steve: great dog. ainsley: named after sully who saved all those people on the hudson. steve: jillian, thank you very much. talk about a frightening ride. a shark knocked a boy right off his surf board. ainsley: yikes. steve: there he goes right there. all caught on camera. is that real? ainsley: who is filming that? brian: hillary clinton is accusing senator john kennedy of parroting russian propaganda about ukraine. the senator is here to respond next ♪ ♪ ( ♪ ) at chevy, we're all about bringing families together. this time of year, that's really important. so we're making it easier than ever to become part of our family. man: that's why our chevy employee discount is now available to everyone. the chevy price you pay is what we pay. not a cent more. family is important to us.

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>> i think both russia and ukraine medalled in the 2016 election. the fact that russia was so aggressive does not exclude the fact that president poor poroshenko actively worked for hillary clinton. steve: that was senator kennedy claiming the former ukrainian president had ties to hillary clinton. then hillary clinton went after the senator tweeting, senator kennedy, why are you

parroting russian propaganda that u.s. intelligence officials tell us are designed to divide our country? did you meet the briefing that day? senator kennedy joins us from the russell row it undo. senator, did you miss the briefing that day? >> i think i tweeted back so secretary clinton bless your heart, madam secretary, i hope you are well and i meant it. i try not to worry too much about what any one thinks about me except dogs. i like dogs. i think what the secretary is talking about is i was asked if rickenbacker or ukraine had tried continue to influence our 2016 election and i said both. and i believe both. i base that on 8 long opinion pieces, op-ed pieces

in the politico financial times, the hill, washington examiner. cbs news, economist, bloomberg news and the "new york times." all reputable periodic kels and newspapers and the politico headline was ukraine efforts to sabotage trump backfire. the financial times this is august of 2016. it's a really good piece. headline is ukraine's leaders campaign against trump. bloomberg news headline is quoted ukrainian officials meddled in 2016 election by leaking secret manafort ledger, court says. they're referring to a court in ukraine that found that their public officials had meddled in our election. steve: senator, while a lot of people say look, we know it has been proven that russia was involved and

senator kennedy is talking about ukraine, that's just a conspiracy theory you are citing those news sources to prove that ther there is some there there. >> no. i don't believe the politico and financial times and bloomberg and "the washington examiner" are fake news. they are reputable members of the media and i mean, they are reuters. i trust them. even if i didn't their lawyers aren't going to let them print lies. steve: that's exactly right. why are so many people coming after you? >> i think many of my democratic friends think this somehow undermines their impeachment case against the president. i'm not sure why because the ukrainian government not the people but the government and everybody knows this, it's well-documented is

historically and organically corrupt. now, i hope that the new president, zelensky does much better and i want him to succeed. but, president poroshenko, he did try to influence our election as these journalists have pointed out, and president russia is a third rate country with great cyber skills. good spies and nuclear weapons. they did try to big time influence our election in 2016. i believe, based upon this reporting that so did ukraine. steve: all right. there you go. senator john kennedy, republican from the great state of louisiana. senator, thank you very much for joining us to set the record straight. >> thank you, folks. steve: all right. thank you, sir. meanwhile, straight ahead. starbucks sparked outrage after giving a police

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brian: time now for news by the numbers. i urge you to get doctored if you are not dressed already. $400 million that's how much a north dakota firm will be to bailed border wall. fisher sand and gravel by the refuge next year. that's good news for them. under a defense department contract. we have gone outside. and right around here is where i'm going to stop. next nine years. that's how long it's been since the potato crop forecast has been this low and that means we could see a french fry shortage, bloomberg blames cold and wet weather. i'm going to look for another source. i will walk for the last time just right around here. $299. that's how much money a man thought he was paying for an apple watch. amazon packaged up something and sent it to london that was not an apple watch. it was a plunger inside by the time amazon found out about mistake the watch was sold out. ainsley.

bring the camera up. pick up my papers and go into the green room. there you go. ainsley: thank you, brian. listen to this story. standing up for our mental and women in blue on thanksgiving morning. a starbucks employee handed an oklahoma police officer with that word right there with the word pig on it. black rifle coffee heard about that incidents and they decided to do something about it tweeting can someone get us the name and location of the precinct of the officer that had pig written on his thanksgiving order for coffee so we can hook them up. they won't be needing to go anywhere for coffee for a while. the co-founder of black rifle coffee and former u.s. army ranger matt best joins us now. hey matt. >> how are you doing. ainsley: we don't like the beginning of this story but the ending was so special. how did you hear about his story. >> we obviously saw it circulating the news and all of that i do want to say in preface. i don't think the actions of

one barista defines the overall it belief system. the culture starts with the executive staff and something we have pride in at black rifle coffee is supporting the men and women who protect our country and communities. a lot of people i served with in special operations are currently law enforcement officers. my father was a sheriff's deputy foyer 10 years. this is something we are very passionate about and don't want to lose sight of the support. donating coffee is a token of gratitude for all the work they put in. ainsley: starbucks did release a statement. one barista, you are right. they fired the guy first of all and said this is absolutely unacceptable. we are deeply sorry to the law enforcement officer who experienced. this this language is offensive to all law enforcement and is not representative of the deep appreciation we have for police officers who work tirelessly to keep our communities safe. are you satisfied with that response. >> >> i mean, that's a fair statement. obviously they can do whatever they want with their company. but i will say i doubted that they will close 8,000 stores and have law enforcement sensitivity training.

so the beautiful thing about being a consumer in 2019 and going into 2020 you can vote with your dollar, you can support organizations and companies proactive in law enforcement and military veterans. that's who we're. we don't do that for a p.r. stunt. we do it everyday under the weather. ainsley: i know you have sent enough coffee so they will never have to go to a starbucks again. that was very nice of you for doing that and thank you for your service. i know your leadership team you are all veterans. 40% of your company, your employees are veterans. how do we change this culture? there are people writing pig on starbucks coffee. the people who have that mentality. how do we change that? >> unfortunately that's the cultural dynamics now in the united states. again we have to be less divisive and have to unite and really law enforcement are the guys and gals that are going out every single day and increasing the quality of life of the american public and protecting our community. i hope that more companies like us can stand behind law

enforcement and veterans and show that we're all the same but we're diverse and that's what makes america so great. and stop taking one bad apple and making a whole orchard look bad because 99% of all law enforcement officers are truly amazing and risk their lives every day for us. ainsley: you are right. so if people want to support your company, matt, they are proud of you for what you are doing. what's your website? how do we find out more information? >> go visit black rifle coffee.com. all the information is there we do a bunch of videos and have the greatest coffee in the world in the awesome coffee club. the support is welcome and we are very thankful for it. steve: good deal. thank you so much. >> >> thank you. ainsley: you are welcome. will great service to the country. did i nothing wrong. you don't censure somebody when they did nothing wrong. ainsley: special advisor to president trump, pam bondi is here to react next.

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♪ the democrats have done a very great disservice to the country. did i nothing wrong. you don't censure somebody when they did nothing wrong they are in search of a crime. not was it a crime it is not a word they should use. steve: let's talk to special advisor to the president of the united states former florida attorney general pam bondi joins us from our nation's capital. pam, good morning to you. >> good morning, everyone. steve: you know, the president mentioned censure. and in washington for a while it's been circulating, you know, maybe they are not going to go with impeachment. that would be bad politically. maybe we do plan b censure. where is that standing in d.c. right now? >> well, in an president did nothing wrong. censure is not acceptable. how can it be when you did nothing wrong? this process has been a sham from the beginning. the president did everything

right at the continue to attack us every day. censure is not appropriate and not acceptable. brian: democrats are now considering opening up the investigation and including some findings from the mueller report also say they are going to keep on taking depositions and doing interviews to expand the investigation. what's your reaction to that? that means this goes through next year. >> well, that's a grave mistake on their part if they do that. the polls are telling our fund raising is telling for the president. the president has done nothing wrong. they continue to do this because there is nothing there, brian. you know it, the american people know it. and now what do they want to do this week? they wants to bring in a bunch of academics to pontificate on whether or not the president did anything wrong. that's not going to fly with our lawmakers. it's not going it fly with the american people. and we will continue to go on the offense. this is a sham of a proceeding and we're not

going to accept it. we're not. ainsley: pam, the democrats' report on impeachment is going to be made public today. i know there are some lawmakers that have read it. republicans are putting out a rebuttal ahead of the report, the democratic report. they put out 123 page rebuttal. this is a portion of it. the democrats' impeachment inquiry is not the ohr began nic outgrowth of serious misconduct. it is an orchestrated campaign to upend our political system. this impeachment inquiry and the manner in which the democrats are pursuing it sets a dangerous precedent. the president said this is just bringing the republican party today together. what do you say. >> i have never seen our party more united. again, this whole thing has been a sham. it started in the bunkers of the capitol. shrouded in secrecy. that secrecy has continued. they sent this letter, chairman nadler sent a letter to pat cipollone our white house counsel demanding let the president come in and prove his innocence. why is he saying that while the president is at nato

with world leaders doing his job overseas for our country. the same time usmca could bring over 176,000 jobs millions of dollars to our economy is sitting on nancy pelosi's desk collecting dust because they won't do anything positive because they are dead set on taking out our great president. we are not going to let it happen. yes, we are more unified than ever, our party. steve: all right. pam, there is a big story in the "the washington post," their headline says barr, the attorney general, disputes key inspector general finding about fbi's russia investigation. and what it says is the attorney general told people he disagrees with the upcoming ig report which is in its draft form. according to the "the washington post," the fbi did have enough information to justify starting the probe to spy on the trump campaign back in july of 2016. now, at this point, these are just, you know, we don't know the source for the "the

washington post." it could just be prestory spin. but what do you think about that? >> well, you know, we have been discussing this for so long that this was a hit job on the president from day one. there was nothing there to open the investigation. we have full faith in attorney general barr so the inspector general he simply issues a report. now it's up to -- once that report is issued. it's up to the attorney general and department of justice to continue with a special prosecutor. steve: to decide if there are going to be charges. >> exactly. this is just a report. when i was attorney general. i had an inspector general. they issue reports. then on a parallel track, we will come in with a special prosecutor to look at that. ainsley: the president wants to focus on the durham report. any word on when that will come out? >> the durham report, no. we will not get ahead of that again, the durham report is more of a durham

investigation. parallel. with the ig it's simply a report. durham is an investigation. and, again, we have full faith in attorney general barr. and the sham of what they have been trying to do to our president from day one from before, ainsley, you know this from before our president even was sworn into office. they have been wanting to impeach him. it's not going to stop. but do you know what we have on our side? the facts, the law, the truth. brian: barr says is he considering. the department of justice could submit a formal letter as part of the ig report. do you know if you guys or the department of justice is going to choose to do that? >> we will leave that up to attorney general barr. that's his field and we have full faith in our attorney general. steve: all right. pam bondi, former attorney general, great state of florida, pam, thank you. ainsley: good to see you. okay. jillian is here. she has some headlines for you. jillian: good tuesday morning to you and to you at home as well. ice plannin plan slamming two different police departments

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