joumanna just spoke to the ceo of abb. explain what he thinks is going on with china and speak to it more broadly about the company. >> reporter: yeah. i think it's worth it taking a step back. abb is one of the largest engineering companies in switzerland. they've got their hands involved in very different areas. you can think of it as a more pro cyclical business, the ups and downs what's going on in the real estate industry and construction industry. as a function of that in times of an economic downturn when the sector is coming under a slump as we're wtsing right now in europe, that part of the business is going to be exposed. but when you think of ore parts, robotics, electrification, those are the areas of abb that are more structural ain what's happening cyclically in the economy. when we sat down for the interview, one of the things i asked him is how is the company actually doing given both of those things are coming together right now. we are witnessing a global manufacturing downturn, but at the same time these

abbe: sure. first and foremost, i would not be able to effectively serve on the panel if i did not put out our shameless plug too. so, as mentioned, both versions of the human trafficking awareness training that marriott developed are available throughout friends at those organizations, on their website, open source, free to take, so please feel free to take that training on this topic, and it will begin to teach you some of those foundations of engaging with the survivor in sort of a basic conversation, right? so the next two steps that i would offer first in the same thing that she said, consult with survivors. find those opportunities where you can bring them into your program and project development. it might feel overwhelming, like, how in the world are we supposed to go out and find the survivor with the right skill set to be able to do that, so that is why we have fantastic partners with organizations like survivor network. it is simply an email to your good friends who can help. i'm sure

we want to continue our conversation with hunter biden's attorney abbe lowell. pick up on where we left off before the break. >> because i know we were a little rushed. so, to answer your question squarely, people should keep in mind that while mr. weiss' t

we want to continue our conversation with hunter biden's attorney abbe lowell.et's pick up on where we left off before the break. >> because i know we were a little rushed. so, to answer your question squarely, people should keep in mind that while mr. weiss' title changed last week, he's the same person he's been for the last five years. he's a republican u.s. attorney appointed by a republican president and attorney general who had career prosecutors working this case for five years looking at every transaction that hunter was involved in. so whether it was tax or the gun or possible any other charge, if anything changes from his conclusion, which was two tax misdemeanors and a diverted gun charge, the question should be asked what infected the process that was not the facts in the law. >> or new evidence. are you confident your client won't face new criminal charges? >> i'm confident that if this prosecutor has done what has been done for the last five years, then the only conclusion can be what the conclusion was on july 26th. it's new evidence. there's no n

and we will be back with hunter biden's lawyer, abbe lowell, in one minute. so stay with us.ash.com, online auctions since 2009. this playstation 5 sold for only 50 cents. this ipad pro sold for less than $34. and this nintendo switch, sold for less than $20. i got this kitchenaid stand mixer for only $56. i got this bbq smoker for 26 bucks. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. >>> joining us now is hunter biden's attorney abbe lowell. good to have you here in person. >> it's nice to be here. >> so let's start with why this plea kdeal hit the impasse. >> if you read about what happened on july the 26th or were in court, you have to ask yourself why. and there are only a few possibilities. remember, it were the prosecutors who came forward and asked if there was a resolution possible. they're in charge of figuring out the form, the document, and the language. they did that. and so the possibilities are only, one, they wrote something and weren't clear what they meant, two, they knew what they meant and misstated it to counsel

this was something that abbe lowell was asked about earlier today. >> hunter biden went to georgetown the board of directors of a bank, was on the board of directors of amtrak. this is somebody who went and worked at an international law firm. people forget that this is not the person who's simply out there having people write no checks for no reason. people have been doing this for millenia. and the most important point is that it's not improper and it's not illegal. >> it is very washington, though, and we should make clear there has been no direct tie to the current president at this point. no investigation has shown that. but the idea of -- you had the last name and therefore you do x, y, or z or you're retained for x, y, and z amount of money. >> abbe lowell is on hunter biden's attorney. what they are concerned about now is that this is still an ongoing issue in the u.s. legal system. this is something that i think what is the most frustrating part for them, what we've heard from them is that they thought this was about to be resolved. hunter biden walked into court to have his

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jonathan, what we heard on sunday from hunter biden's lawyer abbe lowell who i'm sure have you knownn the d.c. area for a long time. a great lawyer. when hunter biden would call his dad and put his dad on speaker phone, that was what a loving father would do. and i thought about that question because peter doocy asked the president about hey, when you would get your dad on the-when you would talk to hunter on the speaker phone, about business and he goes i never talked about business. well, now abbe lowell is admitting that joe biden and hunter biden talked to his business associates on the speaker phone. >> i agree with abby when my children fleece foreign i always get on the phone. >> ainsley: beach house in delaware. >> you know. the problem here is the moving of the goal post. you know, and the contrast is, of course, extraordinary. trump is being indicted for everything short of ripping a mattress label off. >> brian: that's next. >> yet, the department much justice seems to be waiting for a virtual confession from the president in order to bring an indictment. it's a very weird

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bringing on abbe lowell to take on this case would mean probably make sense. if chris had been the one negotiating with the justice department for the plea deal, it probably makes sense for him to not be the person who will try to clean up the mess on the other side. >> right. good morning, bill and dana. i think according to delaware statute, he can't be the lawyer for hunter biden anymore because he is a potential witness in how that plea deal was structured and how it was negotiated. so by lending himself to being a potential witness by delaware statute he can no longer be the lawyer. the crazy part about this whole thing is that plea deal unreverb ravels in court. a judge digs in and says what is this and buried in the language is a broad immunity deal that they had structured. that essentially he would not face anything else. and she went down that road and figured it out and then it all came apart. i think how that plea deal was negotiated and what exactly went into it will now be a part of proceedings going forward. >> bill: let's do lightning round. th

when the plea deal fell through on july 26th ab, abbe lowell walked up to david weiss's team and said quote, looks like i will be involved in the fray, end quote. now he is officially on the team. dana and bill, it might be hard to think. there is a possibility that hunter biden and david weiss may enter into a plea deal in the future. however, that looks very unlikely and murky given the latest language from the special counsel. three weeks ago these guys were very close and now they are very far apart. >> dana: super interesting. thank you for the update. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> dana: brand-new this morning the first edition of the fox news power rankings for the republican presidential primary coming one week before the first gop primary debate that will air ott fox news. here you can see former president trump leads the pack by a wide margin. for endorsements by elected officials and the clear frontrunner in the overall power rankings. joining us for a deeper dive jessica tarlov and kayleigh mcenany, nice to have you both here. the first power rankings. it shows you wha

he's going to go to trial on march 4th, abbe there every day for 6 to 8 weeks instead of taking the case to joe biden and the democrats. donald trump has never beaten the democratic incumbent. i defeated jon corzine in one of the blueest states of the country, and getting outspent 33 million to 11 million, we won. that's the economy we need. we can't have joe biden and kamala harris for another four years. donald trump has to stop putting himself in front of our party, and in front of the people of this country, and his trial and -- is going to lead to republicans losing all across the country. >> john: well, i mean, he is still the front-runner by a long shot, he dropped a little after the first debate but still has a leg up on everybody else. we'll see how this continues to go, we look forward to seeing you at the next debate as well. governor, thanks for joining us today. appreciate it. >> john, just remember something. it's early, it's early, and if people want to see truth be told go to chris christie.com and donate. that's what i want them to do. >> john: a lot can change between n

abbe lowell an attorney for hunter in unrelated case walked up to david weiss and his team and said,uote: looks like i'm going to be involved in the fray. now loc lowell is officially one team. >> quite the tensions between hunter biden's team and the government. it is possible there may be a plea deal in the future; however, that looks unlikely and murky given the latest language from the special counsel weiss. these two sides are very far apart tonight. bret. >> bret: what can you tell us about new report about hunter biden paid his dad's bills? >> yeah. this is coming from our fox news digital between a brand new story out tonight. i want to read a text message reviewed by fox news digital from hunter biden to an assistant in 2018. hunter wrote, quote: my dad has been using most lines on this account which i have through gracious offerings of eric meaning eric shearn have paid for the last 11 years. according to our digital team original laptop as we have been reporting continue to remain in federal custody. bret. >> bret: all right, david. thank you. up next presidential candidat

this continued attempt at blaming them is trendy just -- distract from governor abb ott's failures.you are the youngest member of the austin city council and now have come to congress. the republicans are in charge and the agenda of the republicans right now, house speaker kevin mccarthy says they are moving on to try to lead an impeachment effort against president biden. another committee led by the ohio congressman jim jordan says they're going after fani willis. the fulton county d.a. who has charged president trump and 18 others for rico conspiracy. that is their agenda. as a minority member of congress, how do you lead issues like these, whether you're talking about immigration, health care, u.s. policy toward latin america -- what difference can you make? >> that is such an important question and i'm glad we are looking at this trip to latin america. there are two things i think we really need to do. one, i think we need to deliver not just a negative message but also a positive vision for the country. an economic message and the message that shows there are lawmakers that are

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>> look, abbe lowell is very well respected in the white collar community. of course he's going to advocate for his qulint. but don't take my word for it. i mean, this looked lenient going into that plea agreement meeting. but the judge herself kicked it out. she asked the prosecutor, apparently on the spot, have you ever done anything like this before? the prosecutor had to admit, no, i haven't. so i think they went too far. i think they should have been prepared to answer questions. they were clearly unprepared to answer. so you asked what do you think hunter biden, what was going through his head? probably frustrated because clearly his ron artest and the prosecutors were not ready to answer the judge's skeptical questions. that's when she said, i'm not comfortable with this. >> it was a remarkable hearing. the issues that came up were predictable, right? and we are all familiar with plea hearings that fall apart. they don't ever, in my humble experience, fall apart on legal issues that the lawyers could have anticipated. it's usually because a defendant

. >> brian: here is abbe lowell yesterday. >> ainsley: hunter's attorney. >> brian: spoke on friday night, which i found fascinating too. listen to this. >> i'm confident that if this prosecutor does what has been con for the last five years, look at the facts, the evidence, and the law, then the only conclusion can be what the conclusion was on july 26th. it's new evidence. there is no new evidence to be found. what matters is the facts and the evidence. the facts and the evidence that have been pursued by however members of the staff and media looking for any possible connection has shown time and time again it doesn't exist. if the most people that are criticizing the biden family is that when the president calls his son every day and it goes on the speaker phone he says hello to the people in the room, that is not an offense. that is nothing other than a loving father. >> brian: exactly. 20 times over 10 years minimum calling into business deals on going. three times in particular show up in person. he is just saying i love you, dad. and by the way who that kag. >> ainsley: i love to

his new attorney abbe lowell writing this based on recent developments it appears that the negotiationnd drafting of the plea agreement and diversion agreement will be contested. it is inadvisable for mr. clark to continue as counsel in this case. we should also note for the record, guys, president biden has yet to comment on the appointment of that special counsel into hunter biden or weigh in on the recent indictments of trump. brian, ainsley, steve? >> steve: he hasn't. all right, griff, thank you very much. coming up ainsley is going to break down the time line of all of the indictments so it puts it in perspective and maybe we need a space crean right for arizona if that does indeed become true. >> ainsley: is it coincidence that every time, you know, we find out more information on joe biden's son on hunter, there's an indictment for donald trump. >> steve: it's coincidence or who knows what it is. so this 100 page report that's going to come out on monday, the former president is going to drop it out at bedminster, which is his golf resort just to the west of new york city. and

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and one of hunter biden's attorneys, abbe lowell, was on cbs yesterday and he was asked if a trial is >> and you're trying to avoid one? >> yes. we were trying to avoid one all along, and so were the prosecutors who came forward to us and were the ones to say can there be a resolution short of a prosecution. so they wanted it, and maybe they still do want it. >> reporter: jim, it remains to be seen if prosecutors will get there at some point. but as of friday they said they were at an impasse. this elevation of special counsel certainly does not lead you to think that this investigation is going to wrap anytime soon. jim? >> we know you'll be watching. kara scannell, thank you so much. boris. >>> now to some of the other headlines we're watching this hour. officials are trying to figure out what caused a huge explosion in a neighborhood outside pittsburgh. a blast that killed five people and injured three others. three homes were destroyed with at least a dozen more damaged. a doorbell camera captured the apparent moment of the blast. officials say this is at least the third time in 1

you've got hunter biden's lawyer, i think it was abbe lowell saying that all of this is too complicated to explainyo and people have been doing this for millennia. k albutel, people have been doig a lot of bad things for thousands of years. it doesn't mean that we should accept it as normal. do you see this as somethingenn. that is suddenly going to break this wall of what seemng a lotsn biden corruption for perhaps as farg of what as we know, man up to 50 years, his entire career. is this normal for washington? and are we just finding out? s. well, it pains me to say this fw because i likeas joe biden. i've known him for 40 years. i'd like to vote for him in the next. but the time has come to appoint an independent special counsel to investigate the relation ship between hunter biden and president biden. there's already a special counsel on the classified material, but that's totally different fact. classif if i were joe biden, i would be calling for a special counsel to take this case out of partisan house of representatives, to bring it to somebody who is beyond any reproach, a great

counsel for hunter biden abbe lowell, thank you so much.d? >> i think the last thing to say is you started your segment by pointing out that the judge the to do what he did in delaware which was to dismiss the two misdemeanor tax charges the late filing for what we call there's no venue. but i think what people then who leave this segment today ought to remember is that if the special counsel were to do anything now other than refile those same tax misdemeanors in a jurisdiction that has venue, then people should ask themselves the following question. after five years and all the things that were investigated, if anything changes in what happens next, then people should ask if has to be something other than the facts or the law that has been infecting the process at this point. >> all right, abbe lowell, thank you so much. appreciate you being here. jonathan lemire, i've got to give the right credit, the trump right credit. they have played the refs masterfully on this, constantly saying hunter biden, hunter biden, hunter biden. and we've t

and perhaps, nevertheless, the abbe a second from our work. would depend on sale of mechanisms.t there, it moves somewhere, it's forward. if we are part of this mechanism , i now have a little bit other countries there. and i would like to understand. and where are we moving? that is, what are the goals of the new second of this new association ? in the short term, if de-dalorization is a question, yes, of several decades? and what can we achieve, what can we get as some benefit in a year in 2 years after three. here you can let's do it. now let's know that we have been saying many times and for many years that the decision yes, in fact , the europeans themselves say this, that the decision of the european union is about rapid expansion. it hasn't always been beneficial. yes, look at what could potentially happen with brix . not yet. even the headquarters, there are some serious decisions so far, that this association is not a union, but a political or some other one, and the decision that is made there, they are not critical, but for countries that are they generally accepted a