arthel.el: we will be talking about that a little bit later, eric, the saudi government now saying washington post columnist jamal khashoggi was killed in a fistfight in its consulate in istanbul, here is a reaction from the former u.s. ambassador to saudi arabia robert jordan. >> no way in the world that this crown prince would not have known in advance of this targeted killing, you don't show up for an interview with 15 people with a bone saw and a forensic autopsy expert. there are several parts to this that don't make much sense. arthel: team coverage, garret tenney with reaction in dc but first benjamin in istanbul. benjamin. >> hi, arthel, long 17 days since jamal khashoggi went missing and during that time we heard a lot of denial from saudi arabia. we've had a lot of contradictory statements finally at 1:00 a.m. local, we got report from the staudy -- saudi state press and pinpointed and arrested 18 individuals who were connect today jamal khashoggi's disappearance, among 18, people e

arthel? arthel: benjamin hall, thank you. eric: in washington, the saudi version of events drawing major skepticism from lawmakers op both sides of the aisle. senator graham saying we should, quote, sanction the hell out of saudi arabia until the crown prince is removed from power. the president saying he finds the explanation to how he died to be quote credible. but the paper is insisting on further investigation. the washington post saying in a statement quote president trump, congress and the leaders of the civilized world should demand and see verifiable evidence. the saudis cannot be allowed to fabricate a face-saving solution to an atrocity that appears to have been directed be i the highest levels of their government. -- to be directed by the highest levels of their government. garrett tenney has more. the president had a rally this afternoon. he did touch on the investigation during it. what did he say? >> he said he will be speaking with crown prince mohammed bin salman very soon about khashoggi's death even possibly

arthel. arthel: thank you very much. eric: for more on this we're joined by the former director of communications and spokesman for the u.s. mission to the united nations. the president vowed, quote, severe punishment if the saudis did indeed kill kishoki in the consolate. what could those consequences be? >> the president spoke about his reluctance at this stage to talk about sanctions, economic sanctions and changing the dynamic because there really is a tremendous trade between the two countries and a huge weapons purchase that happens from saudi arabia. and a variety of economic levels, the trade is very robust. but if the hand is pushed, because of whatever is determined in terms of what happened here, there may have to be moves in that sector or you can move on the diplomatic area and try to figure out what to do. one thing worth pointing out is there was supposed to be -- there is still going to be a large economic summit at the end of the month in saudi arabia he. eric: the treasury secretary is supposed to go th

arthel: thank you.over institution fellow and former met run a campaign policy director, great to have you. >> good to be with you, mike. arthel: secretary of state mike pompeo spent several hours describing the talks as productive in another step forward. how do you without diplomatic speak? >> there's a lot of road left to be traveled. a significant amount of work to be done. we done. we are talking about some tough issues here, mike. on one hand we want the north koreans to abandon the very thing identified the country for so long. we talk about denuclearization, a very nuclear -- lengthy process. verification is something north koreans have been resistant to. the meeting between secretary pompeo and chairman kim is a step in the right direction. in the right way as a way of holding them accountable for the promises they make. mike: the second summit with north korea is that wise or do at the north koreans to do something concrete first? >> the question is always going to be one of what the sequencin

arthel: the world is watching.ow soon does the * have to come out and say this is what happened and this is what we are going to do about it? >> this issue is top of mind for people around the world. in particular leaders in the middle east are watching to see what the u.s. does. we have to do it before they forget about this incident. i think we have to do it within the next couple weeks. there are other leaders in the middle east who are also supporting actions like this, and we have to send a blessage to all of them -- send a message to all of them. president trump isn't always strong about protecting the press. but he said the right thing in response to the apparent killing of this journalist. arthel: president trump says he doesn't want to cancel arms sale to the saudi arabia. how much emphasis should be placed on that transaction under the apparent murder of jamal khashoggi. >> the relationship with saudi arabia remains very important. but we have to work with the right people in saudi arabia. king salman is

arthel? >> arthel: jackieing you tha, tu very much. eric: we're waiting for the president to speak in indianapolis, indiana. we'll continue. as jackie just mentioned, the suspect in this shooting identified as robert bowers. investigators combing through this background including all his social media activity which is extensive. we are joined by a forker former special agent at the a.t.f. so bernard, going in, bowers apparently tweeted that he's going to do just that. he said screw the optics going in, just before the shooting. he's got full line in the social media, full of anti-semetic rantings. what is the line, where is the line from this type of expressions to criminality to this horrific mass killing? >> this is historic hate in the united states. it's historic state from the 18th century forward and it goes on. it's very reminiscent of activities that have happened in the last five years in the united states. these type of shooters, particularly the anti-semetic often telegraph their punches with their rhetoric. say preinternet

arthel? arthel: thank you, jeff paul.ric: in the final days leading up to the midterms, the president making immigration a central focus. he's also reportedly weighing in on the use of executive action to try and block those caravan migrants from claiming asylum when they reach u.s. soil. we also expect him to address this at this rally in illinois momentarily. joining us is john bennett, white house correspondent for roll call. before we get to the president's speech in a moment, we do expect that he will make a major speech at some point in a week or so calling for a sweeping border action. do you know what we can expect? >> well, i think what we can expect is the president here to really push this idea of blocking at least certain migrants -- certainly members of this caravan that's making its way from mexico toward america's southern border right now, to try to block them from entering the country even preventing them and prohibiting them from what the white house is saying from even claiming asylum, that they are not

reporter: hi, arthel.proof that they have caught on as a huge issue in the final days of the mid-term campaign even far away from the border. you turn on the tv and you see an ad like this one by the republican candidate, marcia but burn. >> illegal immigrants marching on america. >> gang members, criminals, people from the middle east, possibly terrorists. the democratic candidate is running as a moderate here, now teammate and again that he would've been would have been the rare democrat to vote for the economist confirmation in writing as insisting he would operate outside the normal democratic in the structure. >> today the new scare talk is in the income tax. it's chuck schumer's lapdog. nobody's going to tell me how to vote. >> the latest stop on senator lindsey graham's cross-country campaign in campaigning against colleagues of his for the first time ever. campaigning to keep the seat held by retiring republican senator bob corker in republican hands. blackburn holds a six-point five-point lead in

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arthel: i have to wrap it. what does the situation due to the national security of the united states of america? >> it doesn't have a negative impact just yet. but it is important for us to ensure that our intelligence channel and some other collaboration is immune to this stuff.we should not allow the intelligence collaboration we enjoy with the saudis to affect this. it is too important for both of us. we have collaboration with enemies like the russians and others in the interest of protecting citizens at home. i think we need to be realistic about this. as the president said, policy decisions we can take. we can hold the saudis accountable and we can impose harsh measures but we need to be careful what we do and do not do. arthel: daniel, thank you very much for answering these very complicated questions. >> my pleasure. eric: there are a lot of important meetings in the oval office but rarely do we see a prayer for the president. we will show you some of that, next. i want to sponsor you. ♪ yes. honey trav

arthel: thank you. right now we go to nile for more than, the director of the margaret thatcher foundation. in the apparent murder of jamal khashoggi if that was ordered by saudi leadership there will be severe punishment. he is not rushing to retaliate. however, how forceful do you think the president should be in demanding answers from the saudi king salman? >> i think we will see what happens so far think there's been a great deal of speculation. but we really need to see a full transparent investigation carried out. hopefully, joined by turkey and saudi arabia to establish the facts here. once the full facts have been established, i think the white house will be in a position to be able to respond effectively to what is going on. but at the moment, we do not have the full facts available. and of course, this a bit of a dilemma for the united states. saudi arabia is very important u.s. ally on the world stage. and a key ally confronting the iranian at the moment. this is important big picture with re

arthel: what about russia?utin going to see this any of the really big heart, because his weak economy, cannot weak economy finance a forcible fight? what can russia do it right once? >> rushes park is larger than its bite. america thinks russia is bigger than it is. the russian economy is smaller than that of texas and conventional forces are very asked unfit to develop and maintain it for them to develop this type of system and cheat on the treaty as relatively cheaper than in the idea is to get a stronger hand with europe. president trump is giving a public rap on the knuckles here amazing travel -- russia has been forced to pay a price for their behavior. transfer overall, what is happening to the triangular relationship between the u.s., russia and china. >> i'm not sure. i may be a misnomer to call a triangular. we have are different as with russia and china. china houses to our problems with russia. i'm not sure if there's necessarily an access and develop there. arthel: opinions against the middle, you'

eric: arthel. arthel: meanwhile we have fox news alert regarding the utter devastation happening in florida, hurricane michael leaving the panhandle in the dark, down power lines and knocked down trees filling the streets of panamÁ city and mexico beach looks like a war zone. >> we haven't had cell phone service in a couple of days now, no power, no internet. this is unbelievable. this storm was, i mean, catastrophic is not even the word for it. arthel: mike tobin, live in mexico beach, mike. >> amazing, arthel, days ago the moon escape behind me was rows and rows of brightly vacation houses. i want to show you the primary activity that is going on in mexico beach right now and that's the search and recovery, you see a couple of the crew members on one to have search and recovery teams, they are discussing right now and taking break. primary activity is to look through this rubble and find anything that would possibly be a void space where someone could be trapped inside. talking with city official

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arthel: we begin with fox news alert, migrant caravan bound for the u.s.o's southern border, the president of guatemala now says some 2,000 of its people have chosen to turn back and abandon their quest for a new life in the united states. welcome back to brand new hour inside of america's news headquarters, hello, i'm arthel neville. eric: hello, i'm eric sean, words come in that the 2,000 guatemalans ended journey north. president trump wrapped up campaign rally in nevada and added he made the case that the administration would deliver much-needed solution he says to

arthel: i stand corrected. eric: there is piggly wiggly. arthel: there's one across the river. eric: 530 stores in 17 states. good luck for anyone in the lottery. >>> president trump caps off his three state tour in nevada today hoping to build support for several g.o.p. candidates in the midterm races. good evening i'm jon scott. this is the fox report. the president attending the rally at the regional airport this afternoon campaigning for nevada senator dean heller running in a tight race with democrat jackie rosen. this after he rallied support for arizona and matt rosendale in montana. today trump again blasting democrats saying the party has become a quote mob. >> the democrat party has become an angry ruthless unhinged mob, determined to get power by any means necessary. your vote in this election will decide which party controls congress. the choice for every american could not be more clear. jon: peter doocy is live right now in nevada. peter why did the president choose to go to nevada today? >> jon, because early voting in nevada starts today, and half of everybody t

i am arthel neville. eric: i am eric shawn.hing-in a defense secretary james mattis possibly leaving the administration. he said, at some point everyo

arthel: and the president juggling a lot. kentucky with this closely watched race.nobody was there as well. right now you have that republican congressman, andy barr seeking a fourth term, reelection and the president is on his way to give him a helping hand. paul: just over three weeks to go until the midterm election, healthcare is shaping up to be a defining issue as both sides seek the advantage and some tight house and senate races. democrats accusing republicans of chipping away protections for patients with pre-existing conditions.while republicans are trying to tidy up on is to single payer government run healthcare. take a look at this ad running in kentucky sixth congressional district. [video] >> amy mcgrath was to help nancy pelosi passed a $32 trillion government takeover of healthcare. >> my opinion single-payer is the way to go. >> did pelosi and mcgrath plan is socialized medicine and almost double the national debt. >> my opinion single-payer is the way to go. paul: we are back with dan henninger, kate bachelder odell and -- let's take pre-existing

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arthel: it come after weeks of heated debate on capitol hill.ent with reports in topeka, kansas. president trump: he'll sit proudly alongside justice kneel

i win not only will i share with you and everyone on the show, the you the home viewer if i win., arthel: so kind. haveam a good evening, everybod. >> the democrats -- i love you, too. who said that? who said that? it is finally a woman. i get it to the man all the time. so far, every guy that said i love you, they're just not my type. >> don't knock it till you try it. [laughter] >> this is the greatest country on earth. . among our natural resources an endless supply of idiots, they are everywhere. you don't even need to frak them. here's a weeks worth right here. first up is liz warren. otherwise known as chief spreading bowl. [laughter] after years of being accused of lying of her native american background, she decides to take a dna test, creating a video with laughable results. >> the president likes to call my mom a liar. what are do the facts say? >> the facts suggest that you have native american ancestry in your pedigree. >> greg: wow. that looked totally natural. she got any stiffer i would check for the toe tag. talk about a paleface. it's telling that they chose some stanfor

arthel: the statement comes after president trump warned of quote severe punishment if it turns out saudired khashoggi inside its consulate in turkey. president trump:ig

arthel: absolutely i love it. thank you for joining us. mike: that's it for us. greg gutfeld is up next. [cheering and applause] greg: it is done. you one. it was not about cavanaugh and it wasn't about the court what about you, the system that protects you and something called due process. first congrats to you, democrats. this is what happens when you decide to burn the village in order to save it. because of that republicans finally found their stones. after so much lunacy that we were supposed to stomach by media who would swallow anythi anything, like "the new york times" reports that kavanaugh was brewed an i.c.e. cube in the gang rape thing did not work so that was your backup. [laughter] what you could not find to blame him for a wet willy? [laughter] and there would be third accusers exploding all over the place much like michael aspirations. [laughter] he did more to harm the democratic party than bill clinton's cigar. [crowd boos] meanwhile, the media ignores holes in the accuser story so large you could steer michael moore through them. [laughter] aft

i am arthel neville. mike: i am mike emanuel in for eric shawn.resident trump a major political victory. the battle surrounding the nomination raising questions about whether judge kavanaugh this time on the bench will be seen as tarnished, this

arthel: i do not want to see one! i do not want to see one mr. eric shawn. [cheering and applause] greg: the news seems pretty good if you ask me. booming economy, unlimited dropping a new supreme court judge who can stay awake. pieces breaking out in the careers and american pastors release from turkey and i just saw michael downtown selling pencils. he is so adorable in cardboard shorts. yet, in two years trump salt more headaches than a boatload of [inaudible]. should you believe the polls? president trump: i believe in polls. only the ones that have us up. other than that there are the fake news polls. greg: i think that made sense. this great news can mean one road for the media. keep looking for the bad matter how far back you got to go. check out this headline from the hollywood reporter about donald trump's senior policy advisor, steven muller and miller's third grade teacher said he was a loner and eight glue. [laughter] holy [bleep]. seriously. that's a real headline. apparently muller would dry glue and eat it. muller was like every other [bleep]

arthel: it really is. your wedding day in this happens. that is it for us for now. back again at 4:00 eastern. mike: more news from washington coming out. >> and the campaign trail, president trump for gop candidates in iowa, pennsylvania and kentucky and that is just this coming week. >> white house and republicans celebrate swearing-in of brett kavanaugh is the 114th justice on the supreme court. leland: kavanaugh and then headed to iowa. democrats need to show universal love. is that a winning argument for the mid-terms? leland: the sprint to the mid-terms is upon us. elizabeth: 30 days, leland. leland: thankfully there's something to talk about. normally so slow around here. "america's news headquarters" from washington beginning. i am leland vittert. >> i'm gillian turner. we are now 30 days after the midterms. president trump gave us a preview of republicans closing arguments. last night at a rally in kansas to claim victory in sight of the confirmation is just another in a long, long list of promises made and kept. the president is at his golf cart now. we ar

eric and arthel from new york now. >> eric: the president is about to speak in indianapolis, indianany moment now. we expect him to touch on the tragic story we've been reporting on all day here in the fox news channel, the gunman opening fire at a pittsburgh synagogue during a bris, a baby naming ceremony. a an unknown number of people have been killed, six people including police officers have been wounded, four of those are officers. that suspect is now in custody and the investigation is kicking off in full swing after this horrific mass shooting at that synagogue, the tree of life synagogue in the squirrel hill neighborhood of