will be rotten this is adam adam has a much friendlier face than kurt adams seems genuinely concerned about ukraine alas adam doesn't seem to be any better see among adams sponsors is a fellow named igor pasternak who makes a lot of money on military contracts with ukraine is the pasternak recently hosted a fundraiser for adam after which the congressman began all but the mounding that the u.s. send money and arms to ukraine which would allow his generous sponsor to re arm the entire ukrainian military just last year the m 16 project was conceived some time ago as ukrainian armed forces border guards and national guard we time switch to nato standards on a city you could probably film sin city 3 with characters base than these guys but even if you don't sell guns and don't get kickbacks or donations from mama's manufacturers you can still use ukraine here for example as ukraine's national and t. corruption bureau chief sit nick recorded bragging about how he helped hillary clinton during the 2016 election. yes i helped not trump but hillary i helped her who really belongs to the cohor

unfortunately it's individualized and it's reflective of an adamant adamant eyes to society and this is what the united states has exported an adamant adamant allies to society and this is what the united states has exported this kind of corporate ties to political identity that replaced class identity in the us and is kind of corporate ties to political identity that replaced class identity in the us and nato is out and this is all that i have to jump in here we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue to hold that thought and this is all that i have to jump in here we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on global instability stay. more discussion on global instability stay. if. if. a. plus. plus. plus. the m. oh. oh. live. play. lists. lists lists lists lists. lists lists. lived. lived. and a very warm welcome to you you're watching us in seattle. and a very warm welcome to you you're watching us inside. and this. and this. and. and. it's rational. it's rational. more than any. more than any natural. welcome back across top we're all. welcome bac

adam schiff? >> adam schiff tried to prank call a neighbor. [ phone ringing ]. >> hello. >> is your refrigerator running >> who is this? >> not adam schiff. greg: of course impeachment is based on the dimms knowing they can't beat trump, rather than endure another humiliation, let's blow up the whole thing. they're like a kid who realizes they're tanking their s.a.t.s and they step outside the pull the fire alarm. right, adam? >> and now adam schiff try to return a pair of jeans. >> i need to return these. >> is there something wrong with them in. >> they're made of denim. >> yeah, they're jeans. >> i'm allergic. and the zipper. it's in the front. >> that's where it's supposed to be. >> can you prove that? in a court of law? >> let me call security. security! greg: the impeachment process should piss you off. while doing it in private, that's [bleep]. now they're saying we don't need the whistle blower to testify at all. now that you have the accuser to give you the crime who needs the accuser. these dimms would have killed at the witch trials, literally. the dimms are screwing half of america and they're doing anytime the dark wh

adam adam schiff is a fraud. thank you. your response and that adam schiff may have learned what they knew prior. >> i think it is a scandal he knew before. i will go a step further and i will say he probably helped right it. >> there is no evidence the whistle-blower helped right or that adam schiff helped right the whistle-blower's complaint or the staff help right the complaint. the house committee, the house select committee intelligence simply said "the whistle-blower contacted for guidance on how to report possible wrongdoing within the jurisdiction of the intelligence community. this is a regular occurrence given the unique oversight role and responsibilities and at no point did the committee review or receive the complaint in advance." the president was asked about increasingly harsh language about the whistle-blower and whomever at the white house it might have been that deliver the information to the whistle-blower, using the word spy and treason prompting colleagues defamation for reuters to asked the president if he describes anybody who d

adam at the scene is weak. adam shacknai have any marks or scrapes or cuts on him that would suggest he'd been in a struggle with someone? >> none. none. >> reporter: same with adam'sna. it's pretty hard to get rid of your dna. >> hard to get rid of dna. all right? adam shacknai admits that that morning he cut rebecca down. he loosened the ropes on her wrist to check her pulse. he gave her mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. he gave cpr pumps to her chest. >> reporter: and there's no dna? >> and how much dna and how many fingerprints are found on the knife, the rope, her body, how much? >> reporter: none. >> zero. zero. >> reporter: zero of adam's, that is. rebecca's dna and fingerprints were everywhere. according to greer, that means adam, who had no criminal history, knew exactly how to wipe down the scene, somehow removing his own fingerprints and dna, but leaving just rebecca's. of course, it could also mean that adam simply wasn't there when rebecca died, which is exactly what law enforcement came to believe. i'm guessing that if you walked in at court on any case and opposing counsel said, "there is no evidence here, and there is no fingerprints, and there is no dn

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adam schiff is now a nonrepublican. adam schiff is not compromised. he is now a fact witness in this case because his staff had contact with and on whistle-blower. are you able to call adamchi adam schiff, and i also would like to be very interested if you can call joe biden and hunter biden because i happen to believe in my heart -- may be it's my wild imagination, but if it was vice president trump that used taxpayer money, had a quid pro quo, fire him, you get the money. don't fire him, no money. hunter, with no experience, gets millions. i think if it was vice president trump and don jr., i think the media and the democrats would be acting differently. can you call them before your committee? >> i can't call adam schiff. we have constitutional separations hear about somebody who is investigating a crime to call adam schiff potentially as a witness -- no member of congress is above the law but congressman can't call senators and senators can call the presidents because of separation of power. in terms of joe biden and hunter biden, i think somebody definitely needs to look into this and it was about foreign aid to the foreign relations committee would have oversight s

adam adam schiff is building from impeaching the president and doing it behind closed doors because they tried to do it in a normal setting. if you remember, the mueller investigation was their idea 22 months, 2800 subpoenas. there was every kind of indication that you could imagine and you'll did absolutely nothing. the present didn't do anything wrong. no colluding, no obstruction and it crushed them here that thought that would be a basis for impeachment. they go on to look for something else. they are trying to find something. the only way they can do it is not through a fair process where both sides get to call, which is always been the case and impeachment. adamchiff is the star chamber. again soviet style like you said. the friends going this is in america when all the chairman get the call to the witnesses and they don't let the legal counsel and they are using this as an in basement to impeach the president of the united states behind closed doors. people get that, we have an election next year. let the people of this country decide, not adam schiff. >> laura: but it is so obvious to me what they are doing and of course they have a complicit media, congressman jordan, and scalise during this mueller thing and i don't know how may times on the show, when the same thing happening in a different form. it wasn't quite so secret but it was a leak and then "the new york times" had another little thing and then an unnamed source, third-party deal, same thing is happening with "new york times" story about ukraine about ukraine knew of the aide in early august but then you have to read the story to find out they didn't know -- >> not until late aug

meteorologist adam klotz is live at the fox news weather center with more. hey, adam. adamthere, arthel. this isn't totally out of the ordinary. these are three plus magnitude earthquakes across the western half of the united states the last ten days. several of them firing off, the most recent happening this morning 9 miles off to the south and west there of san francisco. at a 3.6, that's a strong enough earthquake that you could perhaps knocks some things off of shelves but won't do any major damage. officials out there are calling something like this a bit of a reminder, be prepared for perhaps the bigger one. this happening this morning, enough to wake you up, enough to knock some things off the shelves perhaps but not a whole lot more beyond that. the story across the country continues to be it is starting to really feel like fall. you are looking at wide areas there where temperatures falling down into the 50s or 60s. these are our current stretching off towards the eastern part of the country. still 50s and 60s across large portions of the midwest and then the mid-a

adams. that was the fruit planted for this massachusetts son to come under the most vocal supporters of independence. with the ruling and even after adams's death, the younger adams had to defend seizure by the government. this served as a constant reminder that britain's power over the colonies could be exercised in arbitrary and destructive ways. those destructive ways led to another breadcrumb, who is credited with coining the phrase taxation without representation. this gentleman right there. taxation without representation is tyranny was his thing. we usually drop off the last words and i think if you went across the potomac, you would see that on license plates. is kind of left off. we believe that there before we get into a current political conversation. hails from a family that will produce and would become a president of the u.s. senate afterwards. as daughter would marry gentleman named benjamin lincoln , second in command at georgetown. other initially he has appointed resignsate general, he when a chief justice did not go to his father but a longtime opponent of the family. he would become a staunch loyalist. he represented merchants arguing against

meteorologist adam klotz is live in the fox weather center with the latest. adam? adam: you said it, there are plenty of spots where it is feeling really cool and pleasant across the country. you are looking at 60s in some cases the 70s, but stretching across the upper midwest into the 60s. parts of the mid-atlantic and running up into new england the mid 50s. a whole lot cooler besides a large area in the south where we've got feels-like temperatures and actual temperatures again running up into the lower 90s at least in some cases warmer than that. today currently houston the feels-like temperature, that's the heat plus humidity, 96 degrees. it was close to triple digits today, up to dallas 92 degrees. that runs as far north as nashville which you typically don't see anything near this this late in the year. any time you get this warm of air bumping back into some cool air behind it and you notice the temperatures falling pretty quickly into the mid 60s that means warm air and cold air hitting each other, a cold front, you are bound to see some thunderstorm activity r

meteorologist adam klotz is tracking conditions there and across the country from the fox news weather center. adam? adam: hey, there, jon, we do continue to see good news across portions of southern california as far as the winds that have been fuelling the wildfires. these are the current wind gusts. you get to the 5 to 10 miles-an-hour range that's not a whole lot. the fires won't spread nearly as quickly. most of the activity has been happening north of los angeles. you get those winds around 10 miles-an-hour right now, that really isn't too bad. now, it does continue to be bone dry across the region. anywhere where you wart to see the deeper brown colors, that's relative humidity at 10% or lower. that is incredibly low. as i run through the next 24 hours, you begin to see maybe this peel back a little bit. so humidity levels there getting closer to 40%. now, that's still relatively dry, but for southern california, it can typically be a whole lot drier. so that's some good news. we will continue to see maybe that improve a little bit. they would love to see a little bit of rain. unfortunately, that'

adam del rosso has the detailed forecast. adam, good morning. >> janai and kenneth, good morning. the strongest winds expected across southern california for our day today but also into tomorrow. we're talking gusts up to 80 miles per hour which could help spread any fires. incredibly dry air in place as well. we will get some relief across central and northern california. not until we head into this afternoon. still some breezy winds for our wednesday morning. you might be asking why? high pressure drifting southward across the interior is picking up those winds and bringing plenty of cold air across the four corners region. kenneth, janai? >> adam we know the getty fire in l.a. has impacted a number of everyday people, but also because of that region a number of celebrities. >> lebron james and his family had to evacuate, and he showed his appreciation to firefighters by sending a tac tuesday, of course. >> john cena is donating $500,000 to the effort to two firefighters foundations. he just finished filming a comedy about firefighters. cena says the movie gave him a greater appreciation of what they do. >> of course as you pointed out, so many everyday folks are impacted by this also. >>> now to the impeachment showdown. a national security official has defied white house orders and said he reported his concerns about president trump's phone call to ukraine. >> lieutenant colonel alexander vindman listened in on the call and told lawmakers he did not think it was proper to demand a foreign government investigate a u.s. citizen. that citizen of course being joe biden. some of the president's allies tried to discredit vindman wh

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. >> meanwhile, adam's buddy, the other adam, that would be adam sandler, shared the stage with his daughtersear-old sunny and 13-year-old saiddy at a benefit in l.a. yesterday. ♪ you're mine, mine, mine >> we were on saturday night love and they saw taylor swift so that was a big night, man. ♪ my, my, my lover >> we caught taylor doing something we hardly ever see, holding hands with long-time boyfriend joe allen as they headed to the "snl" afterparty by check out the sparkler on her right hand that has some wondering if the couple's secretly engaged. relax, we can tell you the ring was just a fashion statement. from a couple who keeps things very private to this new romance, miley cyrus and cody simpson. a source tells "e.t." they've hooked up in the past and have no plans to start dating each other exclusively. we're told the australian singer's friends would describe him as a player and the two just wants to have fun. as for miley's ex, liam, he's back at work on the toronto set of his new movie. and finally, brittaney's man tes us he's ready for the holidays. >> we're going to be spendin

adam -- >> stiff. >> adam sliff. >> adam? er one, adam schiff. >> what are they trying to impeach trump for. >> a lot of [bleep] >> like a big, fat bully. >> they want the power, the position and the ability to change america like he is but they've had their chance. >> i love this segment. this is amazing. jesse watters does a really good job with these. i love this segment and you guys have heard me say it on this couch that this impeachment story, much like the collusion story when it goes on and on, it becomes a dc, new york media story. people at home are not paying attention to that. what they're saying is who do i vote for that's going to keep my taxes low, that's going to help my small business, that's going to help me have a choice as to what kind of health insurance i'm going to get and keep insurance costs low. they care about issues. this is a great illustration of that. i don't know a single person in the real world outside of the media that is talking about impeachment and not talking about issues. >> that was uni

adam schif adam schiff. so look, we are going to keep fighting to get to the facts here about time and again we see that adam schiff is running a kangaroo court and that should matter to senators who may have to ultimately consider this impeachment that it was done in a totally shot way. even republicans didn't treat bill clinton's bed. they had the opportunity to have minorities subpoenas and have lawyers in the room asking questions. they went through that with the russia investigation. they allowed us to ask mueller questions. they didn't like the result so now they are trying to reshuffle the deck and i think it's a shameful day for the house of representatives house of representatives. >> sean: they announce they have many reasons, if this one doesn't work out, they will find another one. the book is phenomenal. i think it's a defining moment for the country. tie-dyed and also to ukraine, adam schiff, pelosi, the impeachment madness, and the mob and the media. >> well, this is one of the damages that the resistance is causing that i talk about in the book. we have two modern impeachment inquiries and in