steve: i don't watch their programming, brian. foxs programming, we are fair and balanced. brian: do you have a lot of choices when it comes to programming. steve: i do. you know the thing about the app., you can actually see a lot of fox news channel stuff on it that includes jillian mele who made the trip down here as well and she joins us right now with the news. jillian: good morning. what a great night. ainsley: yes. it was so much fun. good morning to you guys, to you at home as well. jillian: get you cottrell up on headlines we are following. we begin with this story. former attorney general jeff sessions is expected to announce run for old alabama senate seat. sources tell fox news he will likely make the announcement today before tomorrow's filing deadline. sessions would join several republicans trying to unseat democrat senator doug jones. sessions joins tucker carlson tonight for first interview since stepping down as attorney general. funerals begin today for the nine americans killed by a drug cartel killed in mexico. hu

steve: fox news alert.rectional officers responsible for monitoring jeffrey epstein in a new york jail are expected to face criminal charges. associated press reports two correctional officers may have failed to do their jobs and in fact falsified some records. brian: here we go. todd piro is live with more on their many mistakes and led to the death of convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein. todd? >> steve, ainsley and brian, good morning. after reportedly rejecting a plea bargain last week those two guards could be charged as early as today. those charges include failure to check on epstein every half hour as required and then falsifying log entries to claim that they did those checks. investigators believe those checks were not done for several hours before epstein was discovered in his cell with a bed sheet around his neck. meantime, ben sasse, among a number of senators, expected to grill bureau of prisons director kathleen hulk sawyer about the case when she testified at a senate judiciary oversight h

steve: a lot of people like candy corn. ainsley: we have a huge show for you today. brian: we have a fox news alert. cleaning up homeless camp right now in the capital city of austin as liberal as it gets in texas. steve: state agencies have moved in after the governor gave local leaders more than a month to come up with a solution to fix the homeless crisis in austin. ainsley: aishah has any is live there in texas where the clean up is now underway. >> that's right. good morning to you steve, brian and ainsley. the cleanup got underway just about an hour ago. we were able to capture video for you. we saw crews out and about escorted by police cleaning up the trash using leaf blowers and a street sweeper. the second part we believe will be to pack up the folks living here as the state steps in and frustration mounts over how the city is handling this crisis. >> we drove in austin and under the underpass we saw a whole tent city. why does that even exist? >> i have literally seen people urinating and defecating on this sidewalk right here. right there. >> it's not a good look four austin. >> it's tho

>> trump slammed fox news writing steve scalise blew the nasty and obnoxious chris wallace, away on chris's lowest rated and morning show. this kind of dumb and unfair

steve: on fox nation.e news last week, this week, too. so you have firsthand accounts from some folks who were there during the impeachment process of president bill clinton. so you can hear from them. that one is 14 minutes. you hear from ken starr as well. and members of that counsel. that is available right now. super quick. you can watch that immediately. and i don't know if you know, this but we are celebrating a birthday today. steve: we are. it's an anniversary. >> fox nation first anniversary. so, in light of that in light of black friday and cyber monday and all the deals everybody is about to get. you can save 35% right now if you subscribe for a 1, 2, or 3 year subscription. use the promo code celebrate. that runs now through cyber monday. emily: casie congratulations on the year. it's been exciting year. we are exsited to have you here to tell us about it. steve: if you don't have fox nation yet, you should think about it. a lot of times you are away from the television and you are a super fox

steve: let's bring in fox nation host tomi lahren joins us on the east coast this morning. last night. what do you make of her comment? >> again, if she is trying to pull the woman card did she not watch the 2016 election and it didn't work for hillary. it's not going to work for amy. they are trying to compete in the impression olympics. the american people don't want to watch that beyond that, if she is trying to tout her experience, if we learned anything from the 2016 election beyond the woman card doesn't work, it's that people aren't necessarily looking for business as usual. they are looking for an outsider. which is why pete actually has a better chance than most of them. she was trying to get a moment there, a feminist moment. i don't think she landed it. ainsley: you can't use the woman card unless it's legitimate. what does she mean by that. >> she means pete doesn't have as much experience as she does. a woman with his experience wouldn't make it as far because they would be told that they don't have enough experience. but, again, the american people are not loo

the point about how alcohol impacts the neighborhood, steve fox, the owner of urban putt will speak to that because he has a space very similar that is family friendly that has alcohol, food and beverage. as you can see on the floor plan, i'm adding an entire kitchen facility and integrating food throughout the space. you can eat upstairs in the mizzein themezzanine. you can have a beverage while you are having ski ball. this is not a facade to pop food in. this is going to be a place to eat, drink and play. and that's what you hear the neighbors want to hear. so we are going to have regular hours similar to urban putt. the restaurant is code complia compliant. and that's how you can create family fun and community spaces in this neighborhood that i live in and have lived in for 11 years. on the topic displacement, when we moved in here, the owner of the building had sold it completely vacant to us. there was no displacement. i was running my arcade repair shop. my arcade repair shop is an arcade repair facility that will need to exist within the mission. >> thank you, sir, your time i

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steve: fox news alert. y're demonstrating in the streets after pro-democracy candidates claim a massive victory? local elections. emily: jonathan hunt joins us live from hong kong with the latest. jonathan? reporter: emily, steve, brian, good morning to you. good evening from hong kong. where student protesters are clearly emboldened by the stunning victory they scored in the historic council elections, crushing the pro-beijing parties, winning something like 90% of the seats. they're back outside the streets of hong kong polytechnic university tonight. on the walkway toward the campus you can see the riot police on hand. just a handful of them up there, keeping a very close eye on the protesters. but i can tell you there are hundreds more here and they are ready to move in at a moments notice should they feel the necessity to do so. i want to take you into the heart of the front lines of this particular protest here. these student have been here for hours. they are chanting things like liberate hong kong. t

steve: that's right. fox news correspondent steve harrigan joins us now live.cameraman joel feigen reporting live on "fox & friends" while people were shooting at you. >> that's right. it's just great to hear his voice and how focused he is. i had one mission to keep him on the air. i mean, you really couldn't ask for a better person to be stuck in a dirt house for three months with. steve: no kidding. ainsley: what was it like? you told our producers that you drive to some place and hoped you didn't get blown up along the way. >> that was the nature of the war really. there were buried bombs in the road. it wasn't like there was a front line. but i think the thing that was really different at the start of that war is that you could still live the war with afghans. you could be on the side of the northern alliance. you could live with them, knock on their doors. by the end of the war, it had gotten so dangerous you were basically with the u.s. military in military vehicles. i remember just looking out through a million-dollar m rap through a slit and seeing afg

rob: "fox & friends" starts now. steve: dozens of rockets being fired into israel after airstrike killed an islamic jihadist leader in gaza. watch this. [explosion] brian: violence escalating of course as benjamin netanyahu reveals the islamic leader was planning a new attack. ainsley: trey yingst is live in gaza city with more on the cross city attacks. good morning, trey. >> brian, ainsley, steve, good morning. overnight the israeli military assassinated an islamic jihad militant by the name of baha. he was firing and ordering the firing of a number of rockets into southern israel according to the prime minister. he had couple other tacts. benjamin netanyahu spoke in israel he said his side would not like to see an see escalation that's not going to be what happened. as we are speaking in the distance, there are rockets being intercepted by israel's missile defense system the iron dome. more than 150 rockets were fired into southern israel. one of those rockets very close to where we are standing misfired, slammed into a

steve: we are glad you are watching fox news channel. nsley: let's break it down if you didn't watch 11 and a half hours of it all. steve: president said yesterday at the cabinet meeting the republicans were killing it on capitol hill. right now, we have a fox news alert. three new witnesses in impeachment hearings later today. brian: all right. all eyes on the u.s. ambassador from the european union gordon sondland. ainsley: griff jenkins joins us live there were major moments on capitol hill yesterday. griff: there was indeed. good morning, ainsley, brian and steve. i watched so you don't have to. the day began with lieutenant colonel alex vindman testified the 25th call at the center of the hearing was inappropriate and improper. he was joined by jennifer williams. fireworks flew when vindman was asked who he was talking about that call with. >> what agency was this individual from? >> i'm not going to answer that here. we don't want to use these proceedings. >> it's our time. >> we need to protect the prib. >> you testified in the dep

steve: live from fox news world headquarters it's fox news channel with huey lewis and the news. and the news. steve: welcome aboard, folks. week two of the public impeachment stuff. it's going to start tomorrow down in washington because the secret of washington is they don't actually work mondays. pete: they don't work weekends, either. steve: not really. pete: thanks for having me. what did you guys do this weekend? ainsley: i rested. because of i lost my voice friday after the show because i had a little cold. so i did a lot of resting. pete: yorestingyou worked? pete: yes, i did. as steve said all eyes on capitol hill as nancy pelosi and chuck schumer calling on president trump to testify in front of house impeachment investigators? ainsley: that's right it. comes as week two of public impeachment hearings is getting underway. steve: griff jenkins joins us live from washington. griff, when is the president going to sit down with nancy and chuck? that sounds great, right? griff: don't hold your breath. here comes another week of hearings as the president is fighting back on t

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steve harrigan fox news in afghanistan. >> welcome back to "fox nation" a america patriot month, a previewbedded in harm's way. if you sign up now you can watch it on "fox nation" this week. steesteve harrigan and his fears cameraman joel, report from afghanistan. >> can you tell viewers why you were there? >> i was there working for another network. and they let my contract expire, fox needed someone in the area, they hired me on the ground, i had never seen fox before working for them, which was a whole new arrangement. i was on my own for a while. abby: you show up on northern afghanistan border, you meet the man you are spending next few months with what were your first impressions of your cameraman joel ma fagan. >> you have to admire someone like that from iowa, in the marines, they give him 50,000 and a huge edit deck and said go find harrigan in afghanistan, he did it there were not a lot of people willing to just leave their lives and do that, and do it is a lone. -- it alone. it showed his ability to manager a foreign, dangerous culture, you have to respect him, i respected him f

steve: let's talks to fox nation personalities diamond and silk joining us from diamond and silk worldd morning to you. >> good morning. >> good morning. steve: so why do you think the ratings are going down on these democratic debates? >> because people are tired of hearing the same old same old from democrats. they all talk and they are no action. and then when you hear them talking about impeachment, calling our president a criminal, you know what's criminal? when you have these democrat candidates standing on stage talking about impeaching a duly elected president based off of hearsay. >> that's right. >> presumptions and assumptions. that's what's criminal. >> that's right. >> okay? and then how are you going to impeach a president that have the unemployment levels at all-time low? >> um-huh. >> historically at all-time low? he done brought back jobs. he is giving more money to hvcus than any other president in history. the opportunity zones, the first step act. y'all want to impeach that. >> that's right. >> then you see kamala harris on stage with her southern accent upset with

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steve: live from fox news world headquarters it's fox news channel with huey lewis and the news. f the public impeachment stuff. it's going to start tomorrow down in washington because the secret of washington is they don't actually work mondays. pete: they don't work weekends, either. steve: not really. pete: thanks for having me. what did you guys do this weekend? ainsley: i rested. because of i lost my voice friday after the show because i had a little cold. so i did

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steve: go out to fox square halloween night. when we came in this morning. janice: dance? his morning: i don't think she is listening. she is dancing. janice: what was that about costume? brian: you ought to do passive listening. you know roughly what we are talking about. janice: i do. that's a very good pointed. i just have a vegas idea of you who yo --vague idea how youe talking to me. ainsley: different party every night. different costume. face-painting. janice: telling me i have to do a bit of weather. can i do that right now? brian: passive listen. janice: passive listening, a cold front moved through. look how cold we are talking about the eastern third of the country. we had hundreds of report of severe weather including wind damage. we have trees on the ground all up and down the east coast. power still out for many people. this front is pushing through. it's going to be offshore still going to see the potential for very gusty winds across the northeast. travel conditions are going to be affected. by the way the producer said make sure you have a map telling every

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it lack of respect, he joins us live to react next, first time to check in with steve doozy to see what's coming up on "foxgood morning, steve. steve: welcome back to home base after job well done. jillian: thank you. steve steve dan bongino who ran for congress in maryland will be talking to us about that. former ufc fighter tim kennedy is going to be joining us along with and it's going to be great, hall of famer jerry rice, look at that, the southern rock legends from iconic song sweet home alabama. ♪ ♪ steve: well, leonard skinner taking tour for a one-night only showing but johnny vanzant and guitarist will join us live on the set with preview, busy 3 hours kicks off 12 minutes and 40 seconds from right now right here on the channel that folks trust for morning news. jillian: great show. steve: it's a great show. rob: be right back entire world. and just when you think it couldn't get any better, they bring you out another taco... ...cuz they made an extra one. ♪ extra taco! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. make family-sized meals fast, and because it's a

steve: he buys all the commercials. pete: the foxquestion. potential candidates in the democratic race who could get in? and these three names have been floated. michelle obama, hillary clinton, and michael bloomberg. if they got into the democratic race, would you vote for them? look at that put it up if you would one more time again. look at the number for michael bloomberg. ainsley: that was shocking to me. pete: 6%. ainsley: you think people just outside of new york don't know him? steve: the big number is on the lower right hand part 32% would never vote for michael bloomberg. so going in, a third of the country would never vote. ainsley: i don't know a lot of people know about him. if they are on the debate stage of course they would say michelle obama she is so well-loved by democrats and name recognition. bloomberg, people don't know enough about him. pete: we are also in a progressive left wing moment on that field. try to deny it old line of the democratic party, the energy is with an elizabeth warren or a bernie sanders. i

steve hayes, fox news contributor. want to get your initial reaction, and then i have a little news to add to it. >> sure. jim jordan has proven himself as a dog and defender of the president, willing to make arguments others aren't willing to make. as a tactical matter, having jim jordan on the in committee where he will be more actively involved in the inquiry as it rolls out is something the white house is wanted. they've pushed for this behind the scenes. i think house republican leadership has been having to put jim jordan on the panels we could be aggressive in his questioning. >> harris: we've been told that there was no objection when this was put forth on the floor. that means house speaker nancy pelosi did not bigfoot the g.o.p. she could have, because membership on the intelligence committee is ultimately up to her, as the panel is a select committee. the significance that nancy pelosi let this go through? >> i think part of the significance there is that nancy pelosi and the democrats are confident that the

former trump senior military advisor, steve moore. and fox news contributor, lisa boothe. >> you were spot on about the volcker transcript. the witnesses fall in two categories. they were not witnesses to the call. bill taylor is one example. and you have the people who were on the call and have spoke within the president. the ones who have spoke within the president say he was imminently clear, no quid pro quo. and the list goes on. we don't impeach based on presumption or assumption or personal opinion. we look at this based on fact. the only quid pro quo is from kid pro joe biden. >> there is a lot there with new information on the hunter biden ukraine thing. >> so there was a fascinating front phage "new york times" story everyone should read. they interviewed dozens and dozens of people at the state department within foreign service diplomats, and they all talk about how much they hate trump and they are against everything he's trying to do. >>he they are literally lip mats -- diplomats. what was donald trump's closing argument in the el

he said i'm there as a fact witness. >> trump slammed fox news writing steve scalise blew the nasty andious chris wallace, away on chris's lowest rated and morning show. this kind of dumb and unfair interview would never have happened in the fox news past. >>> president trump cleared three u.s. servicemen who have been accused or convicted of war crimes. in a white house statement on friday the president announced that he was pardoning clint lawrence, a former army lieutenant currently serving a 19-year sentence for the murder of two civilians. trump also pardoned major matthew golsteyn facing murder charges for killing an unarmed afghan, and the president e re versed the demotion of ed war gallagher, a navy s.e.a.l. who last summer was acquitted of murder charges but convicted of a lesser offense in a high profile war crimes case. president trump's move to clear the servicemen has received heavy pushback from the top military leaders. the "new york times" reporting that administration officials say both defense secretary mark esper and army secretary ryan mccarthy have argued the moves

fox. he wrote steve scalise blew the nasty and obnoxious chris wallace away on chris's lowest rating morninghow. this kind of dumb and unfair interview would never have happened in the fox news past. great job, steve. is this the explanation they're going to stick with, the other side is mean and unfair? >> we keep seeing republicans switch up their defenses on a consistent basis especially as more and more testimonies and private depositions become public. i think that this has always been a sure fire strategy for the president to attack the media and attack democrats and to play along those partisan lines. but you're also going to see republicans this week attempt to front a few other defenses, which is attacking the key witness at the center of the impeachment inquiry here, which is gordon sondland, who's going to be testifying on i believe wednesday. sondland has really become the linchpin, the direct connection to trump. you heard people like tim morrison, a former national security council staffer who's also going to be republicans' star witness even say that sondland spoke with the pr

fox nation. jillian: we will have a recap all morning long. steve: we start with a fox news alert. the result are in from yesterday from the most high profile races across the country infantry in the off year election. brian: one of the big ones the kentucky governor's race remains at this hour still too close to call. jillian: todd piro joins us live in the newsroom with the night's biggest win. hey, todd. todd: hey, steve, ainsley and brian. good morning. start in kentucky officials there not yet calling the governor's race. democratic attorney general andy beshear is claiming victory. republican incumbent matt bevin not yet conceding though. bevin got a boost from president trump on monday when he stumped in the blue grass state. overnight the president tweeting in part quote one five out of six elections in kentucky. including five great candidates that i spoke for and introduced last night, meaning monday. matt bevin picked up at least 15 points in last days, but perhaps not enough, in parentheses, fake news will blame trump. staying in kentucky, one candidate there making his

. >>> and fox news anchor chris wallace admonished steve scalise for distorting testimony, and when askeddland's testimony if he had a quid pro quo scalise deflected the question. >> if gordon sondland says the president told him condition aid to ukraine on investigating bidens are you going to say that he is wrong, that he is lying? >> look, i know you've been asking, and others have asked hypothetical questions, let's talk in reality, why don't we look at the three witnesses who fuel actually did testify this week, all three were asked whether it was john rat cliff or chris stewart, did you see any impeachable offenses, did you see bribery, any of that, not one of those things were mentioned, not one person said they saw -- >> sir, with all due respect, with all due respect, that very badly mischaracterizes what they said. they were asked, william taylor, for instance, the acting ambassador of ukraine, was asked whether or not those were im peachable offenses and he said i'm a fact witness and not there to pass judgment. >> a tweet following the interview, trump slammed fox news, steve

fox nation. jillian: we will have a recap all morning long. steve: we start with a fox news alert.t are in from yesterday from the most high profile races across the country infantry in the off year election. brian: one of the big ones the kentucky governor's race remains at this hour still too close to call. jillian: todd piro joins us live in the newsroom with the night's biggest win. hey, todd. todd: hey, steve, ainsley and brian. good morning. start in kentucky officials there not yet calling the governor's race. democratic attorney general andy beshear is claiming victory. republican incumbent matt bevin not yet conceding though. bevin got a boost from president trump on

fox news channel, 10 a.m. eastern. i will be speaking with former chief strategist for president trump, steve bannon. s, 10a.. also start smart right here on fox business every weekday 6-9 a.m. eastern for "mornings with maria." join us every morning as we set the tone. that'll do it for us right now. thanks so much for joining me. have a great rest of the weekend, everybody. i'll see you again next time. ♪ gerry: hello and welcome to "wall street journal at large." well, the impeachment inquiry into president trump is now official. under pressure from the president and republicans, house speaker a nancy pelosi called for a formal vote on the matter, fittingly on halloween, and the resolution passed by 232 the votes to 196. every republican and two democrats from districts won by trump in 2016 voted no. pelosi and other democratic leaders have been very cautious in their wording of exactly what the measure means. they insist it's not an

fox news channel, 10 a.m. eastern. i will be speaking with former chief strategist for president trump, steve bannon. fox news, 10a.. also start smart right here on fox business every weekday 6-9 a.m. eastern for "mornings with maria." join us every morning as we set the tone. that'll do it for us right now. thanks so much for joining me. have a great rest of the weekend, everybody. i'll see you again next time. ♪ thank you! >> ♪ ♪ maria: welcome, good sunday morning everyone. thanks so much for joining me, i'm maria bartiromo joining us exclusively straight ahead right here on "sunday morning futures ." from the white house chief strategist steve bannon is here, on the democrats push for impeachment, the president's strategy to counter it and how the showdown will impact next year's election now exactly one year away. also, 2020 democratic presidential candidate congresswoman tulsi gabbard is here and if she would ever consider a third party run and the her feud with hillary clinton. plus republican congressman jim jordan the ranking member on the house oversight committee and the democrats closed d

fox news channel, 10 a.m. eastern. i will be speaking with former chief strategist for president trump, steve bannon. 10a.. also start smart right here on fox business every weekday 6-9 a.m. eastern for "mornings with maria." join us every morning as we set the tone. that'll do it for us right now. thanks so much for joining me. have a great rest of the weekend, everybody. i'll see you again next time. ♪ >> that lets it for us, bulls and bears right now. >> foxbusiness alert, present trumpets going to depart the white house right now. who will bring you any news from the president's comments. he stops and speaks to reporters on this frontline. in the meantime, stocks ending the week on a wonderfully high note, dealing with this, 500 and nasdaq tilting a brand-new record high, that the dow is just shy of the new record but of more than 300 points, fueling the rally will much more jobs added in october than expected and signs of progress in the trade deal china. coming up we will secure it straight from white house trade advisor peter, where things actually stay on right now. after a high-level bucks to

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you heard it from steve scalise on "fox news sunday." you heard from jim jordan.the money ended up getting paid. you going to impeach a guy over something that didn't actually end up happening? and i think that is a reflection on the part of the republicans that this is buncombe stuff wasn't going to work. now they're going to say look, maybe there conversations that we had most people would feel a little uncomfortable with but the bad thing didn't happen, so let's move on. >> bret: i guess the question is, if this ig report comes out as we expected now where before that 11th testimony, does it in essence bolster republicans even further to stand with the president if it's this paint a picture of the beginning of the russia investigation that has a lot of question marks? >> look, this is what the republicans have been waiting for they are hanging a lot on this. there's a lot of expectations around us. it needs to deliver. i suspect it will be a lot of unhappy people and i suspect that people like mccabe and others, comey and others will be very unhappy when all is

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fox news correspondent steve harrigan and his fearless cameraman take viewers inside the assignment ofhe aftermath of the september 11 attack. steve joined me now to tell us more. steve, you went into afghanistan shortly after 911 but can you tell viewers why you were there to be back i was over there working for another network and they had let my contract expire. fox needed someone in the area and they hired me on the ground i had never seen box before working for them. it was a whole new arrangement. >> you show up to be in northern afghanistan border and meet the man you will be spending the next few months with what was your first impressions of your cameraman? >> i thank you have to admire someone like that who can come from iowa, do a stint in the marines and gave him $50000 and a huge edit deck and said go find harrigan and he did it. there weren't a lot of people willing to leave their lives into that and to do it alone. it showed his ability to manage foreign culture and a dangerous culture. just as far as toughness goes, you've got to respect him for that. i respected him fo

jillian: time to check in with steve doocy with what is coming up on "fox and friends".unny. >> i was in your office and posted notes on both your doors to say you will succeed today. >> he watches and pays attention. number one viewer right here. >> thank you. "fox and friends," congressman leaves old and will stop by on capitol hill and we will talk to him about the whistleblower. he has plenty to say about that. congressman like turner, you see him, quite impressive the way he talked to the witnesses and rhonda mcdaniels says the republicans are winning on capitol hill. lara logan joined the fox news channel with fox news, we will talk about that and charles payne on the economy and how it is on fire and did you see this? protesters shutdown art laughter, what was that about? how long did he stay? was he escorted out? yes he was. by whom? you will find out when he joins us on "fox and friends" shortly. a busy 3 hours kicks off on the channel you trust for your morning post it note. you will succeed. back after a break. (contemplative synth music) - [narrator] forget a

carley: time to check with steve doocy for what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> it is not sunnyre in st. petersburg on the west coast of florida for the first ever. last night we had the fox nation patriot awards and the awards we gave out, first responders, most valuable patriot, the ultimate patriot. you are going to meet many of those people. it is fox nation. we have a lot of people we know and love with us that you will see on the show starting in 15 minutes and we will have with us diamond and silk, tommy laren, and lawrence jones. because last night we took over the happy theater near the harbor in st. petersburg, rented the whole place and chris the camera guy, at great expense, we have flown into st. petersburg a replica of the kirby couch as seen in midtown manhattan every day of the year. the fox nation patriot awards postgame show live on "fox and friends" starts in 15 minutes on the channel you trust for your kirby couch news from florida, we will be right back. what are you doing back there, junior? since we're obviously lost, i'm rescheduling my xfinity customer s

. >> steve bannon appears on fox news on sunday, he discussed how he thinks a majority of the nation'sand nancy pelosi and what he thinks they are like. >> now those 31 is really of the impeachment. nancy pelosi is risking her speaker-ship by continuing to press on which looks inevitable. >> what do you take of that? >> nancy pelosi is fulfilling her oath. that's our oath and that's something we take seriously. we node eed to look at the evid that's presented to us in a cohesive fashion. whether this conduct is treason, bribery or other crimes, high crimes and misdemeanor or whether it is of such severity that our oath requires us to adopt articles of impeachment. we don't know that yet, that's the next step. >> what's your sense of the timing of that next step? >> well, when the intel committee is prepared to deliver to the judiciary committee, their findings of when it begins in the house committee. i don't know what their timing is, there is a strong sense that we need to move appropriately quickly. we don't want this to be dragged out for months and months and an overwhelming pictu