host: polls coming out in a rapid pace asking people about impeachment this morning, fox news paul saying for those that thoseded, most of reporting support for impeachment. have ashington post" similar poll this week. much attention should we pay to these? guest: they are a good snapshot of public sentiment. the trendline over time, and not the snapshot right now. we have to look at the way the questions are worded, because some of the surveys ask about an impeachment inquiry and others talk about impeaching him in the house and removing him in the senate. there is more support for the senate -- inquiry than for a specific outcome. host: how does the factor of how the president behaves during this process and how democrats behave factor into public opinion and sentiment? guest: the behavior of the president and the people close to him, on the one hand, democrats on the other, will make a difference. markig analytical question is how big a difference it will make in our highly partisan and polarized times. specifically, are there a lot of republicans who are wavering in their support for

one of the things underreported in the fox news paul is 51% of isricans -- fox news poll 51% of americanselieve this president is more corrupt than previous presidents. that is important, because all the things the democrats are saying, maybe voters were not able to connect the dots. now they are. it makes it far less political and a lot more about what the american public is seeing with a president that is not acting in their best interest. david: i do not to speak for you , but i have a feeling you might take some issue about whether or not this is a more corrupt issue. there is a lot of mudslinging, we have the rudy giuliani situation and whether he was associated with his people who have been arrested. there were accounts about intervening with president rex tillerson -- there cannot be good for the president. kelly: it muddies the water and is unneeded muddying of the water. the facts are the president had a phone call with the president of ukraine. the white house released the transcript. the transcript of the call shows there was no crate pro cloak -- no quid pro quo offered. the p

they are pursuing in illegal, invalid and unconstitutional [bleep] >> according to the latest fox news paul on impeachment, support for impeachment is at an all-time high with 51% saying they want donald trump impeached and removed from office. he talked about trade in phase 1 of a trade deal, a tariff increase was set for next week, donald trump, intellectual property rights. china said substantial progress was made with noticeably did not use the word deal. heather: that is a loaded term between the countries. word of another high-profile departure from the trump administration. >> the acting director of the department of homeland security submitted his resignation. he was only on the job for six months. this is the fourth person to lead that department. as long as donald trump has been in office, donald trump wished mc alinin well on twitter. he will announce a replacement tonight. there are two potential replacements. chris co. by and ken cuccinelli, hardliner when it comes to immigration. shannon: thank you very much. donald trump referred to a former ukrainian ambassador who testified

the man in his own mind owns fox news that fox news is there to protect and defend him and the polls should be manipulated to look good. that's his attitude to fox news. paulork away from donald trump. it does not surprise you that shep is gone and are you surprised that he lasted this long? >> no, it does not surprise me at all. i am surprised that he lasted this long. a lot of the viewers at fox are trump's base. they are one and the same. fox viewers are trump's base. another issue is that i know when i was a guest on fox, i got the most vicious and hateful e-mails and twitter messages and any basically any platform that i operated on was blooded with viral rhetoric directed at me and a lot of it was extremely racist. and so i know for shep smith, i heard that he gotten significant amounts of that feedback for being openly critical of the president and for just demanding that an area of facts occur. so i can't imagine not only having to deal with both the friction inside from your colleagues who want to create state tv but dealing with viewer frs t s from the backlash as well. >> eric baldwin, thank you, as a long time media observer. chris wallace on h

great week, we will see you next fox news sunday. paul: welcome to "the journal editorial report." i'm paul gigot. the impeachment battle took a dramatic turn this week with the white house counsel sending a letter to nancy pelosi saying the administration will not cooperate with the probe, claiming the house inquiry into president trump is, quote, constitutionally invalid and violates basic due process rights and the separation of power. let's bring in constitutional attorney david riff kin, he served in the white house counsel's office during the reagan and george h.w. bush administrations. from a legal point of view, what do you make of the white house statement that this impeachment probe is constitutionally valid- invalid and violates due process. >> i may not use those words but i would say it's constitutionally very troubling. to elaborate, the framers were ambivalent about impeachment power, debating whether to create it at all and who should exercise it. they understood that tremendous potential for misuse given the british parliamentary practice and the difficulty in cabi

and that's it for today, have a great week, we will see you next fox news sunday. paulitorial report." i'm paul gigot. the impeachment battle took a dramatic turn this week with the white house counsel sending a letter to nancy pelosi saying the administration will not cooperate with the probe, claiming the house inquiry into president trump is, quote, constitutionally invalid and violates basic due process rights and the separation of power. let's bring in constitutional attorney david riff kin, he served in the white house counsel's office during the reagan and george h.w. bush administrations. from a legal point of view, what do you make of the

host: polls coming out in a rapid pace asking people about impeachment this morning, fox news paul saying those that thoseded, most of reporting support for impeachment. have ashington post" similar poll this week. much attention should we pay to these? guest: they are a good snapshot of public sentiment. the trendline over time, and not the snapshot right now. we have to look at the way the questions are worded, because some of the surveys ask about an impeachment inquiry and others talk about impeaching him in the house and removing him in the senate. there is more support for the senate -- inquiry than for a specific outcome. host: how does the factor of how the president behaves during this process and how democrats behave factor into public opinion and sentiment? guest: the behavior of the president and the people close to him, on the one hand, democrats on the other, will make a difference. markig analytical question is how big a difference it will make in our highly partisan and polarized times. specifically, are there a lot of republicans who are wavering in their support for the

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paul chambers, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> now to new video from richmond that shows the moment shots ring out yesterday afternoon killing two people and wounding another.to talk to people in the blue ford explorer that you saw in that video in hopes of getting more information about the case. today the coroner officially identified the two men fatally shot as 18-year-old tyzion harris and 31-year-old vineet maharaj both from richmond. police say they were sitting in a parked car when the gunmen either walked up or drove by and opened fire. the third victim remains hospitalized tonight. no suspects are in custody. >>> crime stoppers is offering a $15,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a hit-and-run driver who killed a woman and injured a preschooler earlier this week. it happened outside garfield elementary in oakland. as alyssa harrington reports, today safety activists rallied in hopes of making changes. >> reporter: chanting and waving signs, teachers, parents and children rally your garfield elementary school in oakland at the intersection of 22nd avenue and foothills boul

paul ryan wants to . see a world i would say that the president's bedrock of support at fox is wavering. i don't think his relationship with fox news is going to change and may criticize certain people within fox but his relationship with the network is still very strong he needs fox in a way that they really get to his base they get to the people who. vote for him and well he hopes will vote for them again. sometimes facts anchors hit the road with president trying not to cover him to campaign with you. when jeanine pirro or sean hannity appear on long side trump at a rally they look more like running mates than journalists when hannity returns to his studio he routinely criticizes other reporters for their lack of objectivity biden incorporated they have now been exposed as by the media mob is one and the cloud on ukraine hannity argues the real story is the corruption of the biden family and as one of his colleagues said this past week hannity and by extension fox news are all that stands between donald trump becoming the next richard next. the president the washington post brought down in the 1970 s. watergate scandal you know

fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to the journal editorial report. i'm paul gigot.eek of rapidly moving developments in the impeachment probe with democrats calling their first witnesses in the inquiry and president trump once again defending the phone call at the center of the storm, denying that anything improper occurred in his july exchange with ukrainian vladimir zelenskiy and decrying the need to release his private conversation with another world leader. >> this whole thing revolves around a simple conversation, and if you remember at the beginning, it was quid pro quo. that's all you heard about and i think he said seven or eight times quid pro -- in other words, you are going to do that or we're not going to give you money. you're going to do this or we're not going to -- i never said it. when i heard these horrible stories come out, i had no choice but to release a conversation which i hate to do and hope i don't have to do it again with the lead over a country. paul: the 81st attorney general of the united states, judge, welcome. >> good to be here. paul:

eastern time on "your world" on fox news to republican senator rand paul.s of the quick push to get the president's tax returns, our about-face in syria and signals that could be sending. he of course is a big proponent of the u.s. sort of extracting it self from these regions. that coming up two hours from now. charles payne now. charles: i'm charles payne. this is "making money." nice reversal on the market. initially struggling for direction. we're now 230 points off the low as maybe, just maybe we might reach some sort of a deal that could be good out comes. here is the thing. we'll set you up for all three potential out comes in the show. plus elizabeth warren flexing her muscles calling out ceos to put shareholders ahead of stakeholders. this after mark zuckerberg says no one deserves to be a billionaire. he is pandering to the socialist idea that

paul ryan wants to. see a world i would say that the president's bedrock of support at fox is wavering. i don't think his relationship with fox news is going to change and may criticize certain people within fox but his relationship with the network is still very strong he needs fox in a way that they really get to his base they get to the people who. vote for him and well he hopes will vote for them again. sometimes fax anchors hit the road with president trying not to cover him to campaign with you. when jeanine pirro or sean hannity appear on long side trump at a rally they look more like running mates than journalists when hannity returns to his studio he routinely criticizes other reporters for their lack of objectivity biden incorporated they have now been exposed in spite of the media mob is why the cloud on ukraine hannity argues the real story is the corruption of the biden family and as one of his colleagues said this past week hannity and by extension fall. news are all that stands between donald trump becoming the next richard nixon the president the washington post broke down in the 1970 s. watergate scandal you know

fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to the journal editorial report. i'm paul gigot.ts calling their first witnesses in the inquiry and president trump once again defending the phone call at the center of the storm, denying that anything improper occurred in his july exchange with ukrainian vladimir zelenskiy and decrying the need to release his private conversation with another world leader. >> this whole thing revolves around a simple conversation, and if you remember at the beginning, it was quid pro quo. that's all you heard about and i think h

reportedly coming forward and i'm joined now by "fox news" legal analyst mercedes collins and a member for the republican trial lawyers association richard st. paul. good to have both of you. mercedes i'm going to start with you. in order to bolster their position while the lawmakers on each side want to hear from the u.s. ambassador to mr. gordon sunland? >> it will be riveted by the overtures that long last we will have someone who might have firsthand knowledge. a lot of individuals that were critical of the inquiry were saying there wasn't anyone who has come forward with the actual knowledge. now there is some indication and course it will all be shown if proven if it does in fact exist through the course of the investigation whether or not they are individuals who can come forward with firsthand knowledge of the phonecall in the circumstances surrounding the president's call with ukraine. it really depends on part of the reason it is closed doors is because the investigation is taking place and there hasn't been a determination made into evidence and is still ongoing as we speak. >> look at the end of the day what's was important to hear is

paul ryan wants to. see a world i would say that the president's bedrock of support at fox is wavering. i don't think his relationship with fox news is going to change and may criticize certain people within fox but his relationship with the network as a whole is still very strong he needs fox in a way that they really get to his base they get to the people who. vote for him and well he hopes will vote for them again. sometimes facts anchors hit the road with president trying not to cover him to campaign with him. when jeanine pirro or sean hannity appear on long side trump at a rally they look more like running mates than journalists when hannity returns to his studio he routinely criticizes other reporters for their lack of objectivity biden incorporated they have now been exposed as by the media mob is one and the cloud on ukraine hannity argues the real story is the corruption of the biden family and as one of his colleagues said this past week hannity and by extension. fox news are all that stands between donald trump becoming the next richard nixon the president the washington post brought down in the 1970 s. watergate scand

paul ryan wants to. see a world i would say that the president's bedrock of support at fox is wavering. i don't think his relationship with fox news is going to change and may criticize certain people within fox but his relationship with the network is still very strong he needs fox in a way that they really get to his base they get to the people who. vote for him and well he hopes will vote for them again. sometimes facts centers hit the road with president trying not to cover him to campaign with you. when jeanine pirro or sean hannity appear on long side trump at a rally they look more like running mates than journalists when hannity returns to his studio he routinely criticizes other reporters for their lack of objectivity biden incorporated they have now been exposed as by the media mob is one and the cloud on ukraine hannity argues the real story is the corruption of the biden family and as one of his colleagues said this past week hannity and by extension fox news are all that stands between donald trump becoming the next richard. the president the washington post brought down in the 1970 s. watergate scandal you know if it

office the surprising thing is that it comes from fox news donald trump's channel of choice no been digging a bit deeper into some of the results from that paul what we find is that 43 percent believe that the call that donald trump had with the ukrainian president 43 percent of people think that that call was impeachable 66 percent of people believe that it's not appropriate what is interesting is that 16 conservative and republican attorneys some of whom who served in previous administrations have issued a letter saying that donald trump's call to the ukrainian president breached his or the office and they are calling for a quick impeachment inquiry just one of those people was dawn era's who was a former deputy attorney general under president george h.w. bush and he writes i am disgusted by the conduct of republican senators who pause as reputable people but shamelessly hide under rocks instead of calling out president's horrendous behavior as the gross misconduct that they knew it to be no one of the people who signed that letter is a man by the name of george conway and if you don't live in washington and don't follow american politics

paul manafort's actions in ukraine. he writes, quote: democrats in congress, the media pretend swoon over conduct that they accepted when obama did it. now fox newsibutor andy mccarthy from the "wall street journal." he has also written a couple great columns in the last week. kim strassel, good to see you. andy, we start with you. that's a great point. but, really, they didn't care about obstruction because then they would have cared about hillary deleting subpoenaed emails and bleach bit and hammers. they didn't really care about russia interference either because they used the dirty dossier that she paid for. just like they didn't care about foreign interference in elections because they had a dnc operative as the politico pointed out january 11, 2017. yep, a contractor from the dnc was in negotiations with the ukraine to get dirt on manafort so they could use it in the campaign and they did effectively, according to politico. >> yeah, sean, i don't think they really cared about anything other than the politics of it, indeed. i think if hillary had won, as was expected, you would never have heard a word ever again about russian interference in

paul just said. let's take a listen on what newt gingrich had to say on fox news on tuesday. >> what you are watchingot an impeachment. it tells you how sick the democrats are that they prepare so much and people like adam schiff are just plain liars. >> it is not as coup because impeachment is a constitutional remedy to alleged crime and bapti misdemeanors by the president. people like newt gingrich and people like senator ron johnson and this morning with chuck todd are going to launch the fiercest defense if they can of the president even if it is nonsensic nonsensical. this emergency language is not only how this is going to affect you know our country and how much it is going to divide people but also has to do with the protection of our elections and it is a national security issue as well. when you have the president going out and essentially soliciting dirt on his political opponents from these countries. it is not that it creates an obvious conflict of interests and potential interference if our election 2020. it creates a possibility for black male and for other countries to them who are so

paul manafort, trump's former campaign chairman, who's current in prison for what he did in ukraine. we're like one news cycle away from rudy giuliani unhinging his jaw and swallowing a mongoose on fox and friends. rudy did get a few shouts out in congress. testimony from curt volker was heard. he resigned from his post on friday. he testified before three committees behind closed doors. during the testimony, volker said he warned giuliani that the information he was getting about biden and his son was untrustworthy, but rudy kept spreading it anyway. the whistle-blower says volker was trying to control the damage trump was doing by withholding military aid in exchange for dirt on the bidens, and that's fine. i get that. but here's the thing. all you guys in the trump administration who think you're controlling the damage by being there, you're not. the damage is out of control. you might as well try stop a volcano with your thumb at this point. stop thinking you're the adults in the room. the room is on fire. run for your lives, okay? right guillermo? >> that's right, jimmy. >> jimmy: you know about this stuff. >> yes. run for your life. >> jimmy: how about we do something that has

paul left him with 14 stitches and a bruised eye. when news breaks out, we will break in. i'm trace gallagher in new york. now back to sean hannity. >> sean: this is a foxews alert. senator lindsey graham tonight introducing a new resolution condemning the house of representatives, their closed-door, illegitimate, unconstitutional impeachment inquiry, he joins us now is more paid senator, i'm glad to see this happen. every republican that was there voted for it yet yesterday. democrat shut it down. never before has this happened in an impeachment inquiry. closed doors. they won't even let a republican read a transcript without a reminder, and god forbid they get a copy of it. >> yeah, so this resolution puts the senate on record condemning the house for the future of the presidency. we cannot allow future presidents and this president to be impeached based on an inquiry in the house that's never been voted upon that does not allow the president and the witness against him to call when it's on his behalf and cross-examine people who are accusing him of misdeeds. all i'm asking is give donald trump the same rights as richard and richard nixon and bill cli

fox stati continuing coverage on this story. i'm bill hemmer in new york. have a good day. we'll see you very soon. and now our coverage continues on cable and immediate reaction, senator rand paullcome here. you just heard the president. your reaction is what? >> the president is to be complimented. what a great statesman-like speech. amazing by allowing this to occur we have a realignment in turkey, in syria, that may lead to peace for the first time in eight years. this is exactly why we must defeat the mcconnell resolution. that says that we would disallow president trump from meeting with erdogan. i think we need to see the world as it is and it's important the president meet with erdogan. his conversations so far are leading towards peace. >> bill: he said if turkey fails we can reimpose sanctions. do you trust erdogan? >> i think trust has to be verified and it's verified over time. permanent cease-fire sounds great and i appreciate the president negotiating this. we'll see over time. the way you treat people depends on behavior. it is very important we not slap sanctions on turkey that never go away. the president is now removing sanctions because the turks are actually

time and that's what we expect giuliani to go back on fox news and we'll see where is what he's saying about it today ok patty thank you very much the paul definitely thickens while others are being summoned to testify in the u.s. house including secretary of state for not to sing documents related to ukraine and the wall street journal is now reporting that it was among the officials who listened in on the phone call between trump and the ukrainian president this wednesday 3 house committees analogy to get a deposition from. you have on the rich former u.s. ambassador to ukraine it was recalled in may trump labeled news according to release transcript of his cool and on thursday the committee are expected to hear from kurt volker he resigned last week as the u.s. special envoy for ukraine. well we can now talk to a lawyer in the form of jeff house he's the executive director of the revolving door project to the center for economic complicity reach she joins us now from washington d.c. so boyles q how come the democrats and those opposed to try enforce this subpoena giuliani suggested he won't cooperate so. well they have a couple differ