. >> amazon does not stay in their own plaintiff there is a way for them to have fnc and cost fnc in particular they will do it in on the packaging side it cost them $9, they outsource that to like a fedex or ups the $6 per package on average of the doing it internally. so of course are going to do it. i don't think it means a fedex or ups is going to go out of business because there are a lot of other retailers that are going to depend on them and is amazon entrusted itself with her own network, that they'll have some of these other opportunities but it certainly not a great think for them. i got to imagine that the walmarts and targets are cheaping an eye on this. and potentially could follow suit as well pray to. >> strategy -wise from amazon news.of view, the direction they are going. >> i get why they are doing it and i think it makes sense to avoid but i think they also need to be really careful because at some.join they start to dominate everything, that's going to invite legislation whether we agree with it or not. they're going to see putting these companies out of business

fnc. that's it for the show, thanks for my panel thanks all for listening, happy new year end hope to see you all here back next week. weekend, maria's wall street was coming up next. >> from the fox cities in new york city here's maria's wall street. >> happy weekend everybody in my christmas everyone and analyzes the week that wasn't helps positioning for the week ahead. i am maria and coming up just a moment in my exclusive interview with the ceo of verizon, hans vess berg is here on the power of 5g technology. right take a look back at the key interviews with the best on wall street in 2019 is a representative of the year. thefirst what investors farmer is only mouth, me thanks for joining us. so it's been busy or. how would you characterize year for investors and would expect in 2020. >> how about the last decade. it's been ten years now tend to thousand ten to 2020 send of a decade as well. and by some metrics globally, this is been the most positive decade in human history. around.

this facebook ad, fnc contributor david bossi.targeting the seven house democrats whose districts voted for president trump in 2016. joining me now, ethan bearman and fox news contributor deroy murdock. great to have you with us. this whole thing is speeding up. this is what the house chairman jerry nadler has to say >> i want to be absolutely clear, the integrity of our next election is at stake. nothing could be more urgent. the president welcomed foreign interference and our elections and 2016. he demanded it in 2,020. >> shannon: we hear the article may be coming first thing tomorrow morning. we know the speaker has something, will be tuning in. moving ahead. >> this thing is going at light speed. the republicans are still waiting for a day when they can bring on their own witnesses and present their side of the story. they tried it at the hearings to get a commitment to do that. jerry nadler's head will think about it. now the articles of impeachment will come out tomorrow. this is full speed ahead. i think it's a total trave

fnc. that's it for the show, thanks for my panel thanks all for listening, happy new year end ♪ >> good evening everybody i'm greg sitting in for is the vacationing lou dobbs. president trump today ending the week with another jab at the ab of the radical dems calling their impeachment hearings the most unfair in american history. the president exasperated by nancy pelosi refusal to send articles of impeachment to the u.s. senate agreeinglo with the analysis from yours truly. that pelosi stalled tactics are e exposing the the weakness of the democrats impeachment case. well the house speaker today displaying that very weakness having to resort to her parties old pest playbook of all, why and, you know, lie some more. pelosi releasing deceptive videotape editing clip of adam schiff witnesses to fit the narrative that president trump abused his power. the videotape, however, ignoring the the fact that all of those witnesses i failed to offer any such trect evidence. of left plays their parti

. >> remember if you have your own, tweet it to us on fnc. that is it for this week show.of you for watching. i hope to see you right here next week. >> impeachment filed carrying over into the holiday. nancy pelosi opting to hold off on sending the two articles of impeachment to the senate as congress goes on a break for the next two weeks. meanwhile president trump and the family at merrill all go for christmas and the president has to speak to a group of young republicans in our for now and we will cover that for you. hello this is "america's news hq", nice to have you on with the. >> it's wonderful to be here. i am in for arthel neville

remember, if you have your own hit or miss, be sure to tweet it to us at jer on fnc.it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and to all of you for watching. i hope to see you all here next week. ♪ eric: a historic showdown looming after the house judiciary committee approved two articles of impeachment, democrats charges president trump with abuse of power and obstruction of congress. as you know, that sets the stage for a full house vote that is expected to come next week. whether or not to impeach the president for only the third time in the history of our nation. no surprise, the historic and controversial of move sparking strong reaction from >> i think that the whole impeachment think, hoax i think you could call it, it is a hoax. nancy pelosi knows

please follow us now at steve hilton x and next rev fnc. joining us to discuss, one of the 100 jurors who could ultimately decide president trump's fate. mike rounds of south dakota. so glad you could be with us. thank you. >> thank you. i appreciate the opportunity to visit with you. >> first question, pretty direct i guess, based on what you know now, would you vote to impeach and remove the president from office. >> that's a pretty straightforward question. i'll give you a straight answer. the houses responsibility was to provide information to convince the senate that the president should be impeached and removed from office. they failed. they failed miserably. they have not provided any direct evidence. we have not seen any evidence that would lead us to believe the president should be impeached and removed from office. this was bad because not only have they not been able to come up with any information, the process has painted itself and to take this and actually call it an investigation is something most of us would be embarrassed t

. >> remember if you have your own, tweet it to us on fnc. that is it for this week show.ht here next week. banks, scott perry, have a terrific weekend everybody maria is next. maria: happy weekend everyone, welcome to the program. it analyzes the week that wasn't helps position you for the week ahead. i maria and thanks for joining us. coming up in just a few minutes mice special guests the nfl's chief marketing officer is here. to talk about the league's marketing strategy leading up to the big game. the super bowl in february. and then later in the program the cofounders of welby park appeared talking to me about the changing face of a eyewear and how they created this incredible startup called war be parker. but first investors shrugged off impeachment news this

tell us what you think at steve hilton x and next rev fnc. let's see what our guests think tonight. sarah carter, former congressman and author of power grabbed jason and president of independent women voices tammy bruce. just to sort of set the conversation up. >> none of us have any opinion. >> i just want make sure we take it all into the key points. as a public service to anyone who wants to refute the democrats impeachment nonsense over the next few days, weeks, months or however long this goes on, what were going to do tonight with our guests, were going to review the various arguments knocking around on both sides and see which ones are bad and which are good. let's start with the main one from the democrats. >> this report chronicles a scheme by the president of the united states to coerce an ally ukraine, that is at war with an adversary, russia, into doing the president's political dirty work. >> this is the central charge and this is the point i don't think people have recognized enough for the public hearing proved this argument doesn't stack up. his testimony made clear

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remember, if you have your own hit or miss, tweet it to us@jer on fnc.l of you for watching. i'm paul gigot, and we hope to see you right here next week. ♪ ♪ eric: well, wintry weather is really disrupting millions of travelers across the nation as this holiday weekend comes to an end. a major storm carrying a mixture of snow, sleet and freezing rain really impacting the northeast and midwest right now. hello, everyone, and welcome to a brand new hour of "america's news headquarters," i'm eric shawn. arthel: and i'm arthel neville. severalties in minnesota -- cities in minnesota seeing more than a foot of snow, and this is airports across the nation cancel more than 500 flights today. we have fox news team coverage tracking the storm. fox news chief meteorologist rick reichmuth will break down the timeline, but first, matt finn is live at one of america's busiest airpor

remember, if you have your own hit or miss, be sure to tweet it to us at jer on fnc.o see you all here next week. everybody maria's wall street begins now. maria: and happy weekend everybody welcome to the program that analyzes the week that wasn't helps position you for the week ahead. i am maria great to be with you this weekend. coming up in just a few moments ceo of firm, maps election is our special guest. joining to talk about how a firm is disrupting the credit card industry. also asking about private evaluations and everything else. first big story of global headlines sending markets into record territory. phase i deal between the u.s. and china, and election victory for boris johnson in the uk,

remember, if you have your own hit or miss, be sure to tweet it to us at jer on fnc.s it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and to all of you for watching. i hope to see you all here next week. there will be a historic week on capitol hill. a full house and vote on impeaching president trump just days away. the president now facing the possibility of becoming the third president in our history to be impeached. hello everyone. this is a brand-new hour of "america's news hq".

you all, and remember if you have your own hit or miss for 2019 be sure to tweet it to us at jr on fncthe show, thanks for my panel thanks all for listening, happy new year end hope to see you all here back next week. ♪ ♪ eric: on this sunday, two violent attacks both targeting worshipers as millions of americans celebrate the winter holidays. we're right now ace waiting an update from officials in fort worth, texas, at that deadly shooting at a baptist church there. you see the officials gathering. we're told the gunman is dead. he killed one person, perhaps a security guard at the church, and critically injured another. this coming, sadly, just hours after that terrifying ambush at a hanukkah celebration that targeted orthodox jews in new york state. this is "america's news

. >> remember if you have your own, tweet it to us on fnc. that is it for this week show. lou: good evening, president trump energetically rallying his enthusiastic supporters emin battle creek michiganaround the country last night democratic party today did what it has done for the past three years. they stared into abyss radical demonstrates leftist media concocted bizarre sinister narratives speaker pelosi declared she would hold up the articles of impeachment the dems passed mitch mcconnell declared pelosi afraid to send showed

fnc. that's it for the show, thanks for my panel thanks all for listening, happy new year end hope to see you all here back next week. ♪ ♪ eric: on this sunday, two violent attacks both targeting worshipers as millions of americans celebrate the winter holidays. we're right now ace waiting an update from officials in fort worth, texas, at that deadly shooting at a baptist church there. you see the officials gathering. we're told the gunman is dead. he killed one person, perhaps a security guard at the church, and critically injured another. this coming, sadly, just hours after that terrifying ambush at a hanukkah celebration that targeted orthodox jews in new york state. this is "america's news headquarters. ". laura: and i'm laura ingle. one person opened fire this morning at west freeway church of christ in white settlement, texas, a suburb suspect accused of stabbing five people inside a rabbi's home is now being charged with attempted murder. we have live fox team coverage. christina c

here dan thank you and remember if you have your own hit or miss be sure to tweet it to us at jer on fncm hope to see you right here next week. good evening everybody, awful politics of the d scrrks swamp gets strange stranger and stranger every day. this morning had the radical dems decided upon two charges to assert against president trump as the house beginses to wrap up their now almost three month long so-called impeach. inquiry. then this afternoon those same radical dems finally agree to approve the trump led pus mca trade deal after last minute negotiations led by trade representative robert lighthizer, and the agreement on the united states mexico canada trade deal

you all, and remember if you have your own hit or miss for 2019 be sure to tweet it to us at jr on fnce show, thanks for my panel thanks all for listening, happy new year end hope to see you all here back next week. >> president trump lashing out on twitter paired that's a standoff over the senate impeachment trial drags on. this is former vice president joe biden, will now is clarify those comments and he says he would not comply with any subpoena calling him to appear as a witness at a potential senate trial. i'm eric shawn and this is america's news had core. >> and i am a laura ingle in here for arthur nevels, the former vice president is always saying he's cooperated with legitimate congressional oversight, but in this case, there is no legal bas

so to kill all of those dreams, we bring in meteorologist adam klotz of famed instagram adam klotz fnc: what an introduction, me ruining everybody's white christmas dreams. you need some of those temperatures to be below freezing. currently, this is what we're looking at across the country, most of news numbers hovering into the 40s. currently this is where we're looking at snow across the country, you do see over the next couple of days it's receding a little bit, especially across portions of the midwest. largely a white christmas happening on the western half of the country, the elevation a little bit higher. those temperatures can stay cooler, and you can hang on to that snow just a little bit longer. the other big story is this system that's lifting off the gulf of mexico. beginning to see heavy rain acontrols cross portions of the panhandle. sunday into monday, really a slow mover, so some of these areas getting heavy rain over the next couple of days. you're getting into monday, and you're starting to see rain from atlanta, all the way down into the state of florida and up the e

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"washington examiner" senior columnist fnc contributor fred barnes joins to us help break down biden'sn, and you know, listen, fred, when you start to look at elizabeth warren and add up her numbers felt it was going to 100 trillion. we start hearing three trillion for this, two trillion for that it doesn't sound as bad by comparison but it's a big deal. >> it's a big deal. joe biden wants to be considered a moderate. this was not a moderate tax plan and it assumes, as liberals and democrats often do, the public isn't very smart and people will think, they're only going to tax the rich but obviously the rich will fight back and they will have to tax the middle class. that is where the money is. so look, people are smart enough to realize that when you say, oh, we're just going to do, we'll tax the rich a little bit, it is not going to hurt the economy, well, it will hurt the economy and here is what i think would happen if all this stuff passed and biden were president, had a chance to enact it, it would mean the day after election day, the stock market would collapse, november 4th, 20

you all, and remember if you have your own hit or miss for 2019 be sure to tweet it to us at jr on fncor listening, happy new year end hope to see you all here back next week. weekend, maria's wall street was coming up next. >> from the fox cities in new york city here's maria's wall street. >> happy weekend everybody in my christmas everyone and analyzes the week that wasn't helps positioning for the week ahead. i am maria and coming up just a moment in my exclusive interview with the ceo of verizon, hans vess berg is here on the power of 5g technology. right take a look back at the key interviews with the best on wall street in 2019 is a representative of the year. but first what investors should expect in 2020 is the

remember if you have your own hit or miss for 2019 be sure to tweet it to us at jr on fnc. thanks all for listening, happy new year end ♪ >> good evening everybody i'm greg sitting in for is the vacationing lou dobbs. president trump today ending the week with another jab at the ab of the radical dems calling their impeachment hearings the most unfair in american history. the president exasperated by nancy pelosi refusal to send articles of impeachment to the u.s. senate agreeinglo with the analysis from yours truly. that pelosi stalled tactics are e exposing the the weakness of the democrats impeachment case. well the house speaker today displaying that very weakness having to resorto

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fnc. that's it for the show, thanks for my panel thanks all for listening, happy new year end hope to see you all here back next week. >> president trump lashing out on twitter paired that's a standoff over the senate impeachment trial drags on. this is former vice president joe biden, will now is clarify those comments and he says he would not comply with any subpoena calling him to appear as a witness at a potential senate trial. i'm eric shawn and this is america's news had core. >> and i am a laura ingle in here for arthur nevels, the former vice president is always saying he's cooperated with legitimate congressional oversight, but in this case, there is no legal basis for republicans to subpoena him. rich ebsen is following all of this from west palm beach florida. near the presidents resort where he is spraying the holidays. hi rich. >> good afternoon laura, and president trump is said in the impeachment trial should involve an investigation of the bidens. joe biden, his son, and th

@adam klotz fnc, right? some of adam's celebrations with the "fox & friends" crew. adam: that was a christmas gift to me, i'm going to have so many followers. [laughter] kristin: i'm sure more people care about what to deal with when you hit the roads, the air this, over the next few days, because aaa is saying it's going to be a record-breaking holiday travel season with 115 million people getting out of town. that's about a third of the country. and about 90% of those travelers are going to be driving. aaa spokesman doug shoop is here to talk about all this, and doug, i have to ask, i feel like every year when we do these kinds of segments, aaa says this is the record-breaking year. so is this it? this number, this 115 million americans, this is the most ever reported, correct? >> it is. it's the most ever recorded since aaa started tracking these travel forecasts in 2000, nearly 20 years ago. and the reason for this is, is we're continuing to see unemployment numbers at record low levels, we've also seen

april 16th 2012 needs such as the council of inspector general of inspector general, on integrity and fnc. prior to joining the inspector general news office, he worked in private practice before the as federal prosecutors of the justice for mr. horowitz. mr. chairman.. horowitz. thank you for inviting me to testify today. reports of my office released last week was a product of a compressive review of the examining over 1 million documents and conducted over 170 interviews involving more than 100 witnesses all of which is documented in our 417 page report. it also includes 19 page executive summary which if folks don't have the time to read, 400 plus pages i would certainly encourage people to read 19 page executive summary. i want to command also the efforts of the team did this. they worked vigorously through long hours and to complete this review. investigation that a subject of our report, the crossfire hurricane enunciation was opened in july 2016. days after the fbi received reporting from a foreign government spending that may 2016, from campaign foreign policy stephanopoulos, sug