arthel. arthel: well, house democrats ramping up their pace of their impeachment inquiry despite congress being on recess for the next two weeks, house panel will hear from the intelligence communities and inspector general michael on friday in closed hearing about the whistleblower complaint, we will have continue fox news coverage right now, mark meredith, he's in washington, mark. >> arthel, lawmakers have not said how long impeachment inquiry may last, we know that congress isn't wasting time getting started, law remakers remain out of town for scheduled recess, on friday congress issued subpoenas for mike pompeo, documents related to ukraine and giving state department deadline of this week to comply with the request, the chairman of the house intelligence committee california congressman adam schiff say it is whistleblower who first raised concerns about the president's conversations with ukraine will testify, quote, very soon, this is the chairman of the house democratic caucus tells f

arthel.> all right, garrett tenney, thank you very much. >> no one is watching iran closely than iran especially israel with response of tehran and tray yangst. >> hi, there, eric, strong rhetoric today by the iranian regime as they say they will destroy anyone who attacks iran, iran's top general in the revolutionary guard said today at ceremony these remarks as he was displaying pieces of american drone that was shut down in june by iran, his forces carried out war exercises this weekend and are prepared for any scenario. he added that anyone who crosses iranian borders will be hit. >> a limited invasion will not remain limited, we punish and proven it before, we will not stop until the destruction of any aggressor and we will not leave out any secure spot, do not miscalculate and do not make a mistake. >> the comments come after announcement on friday that more u.s. troops heading to middle east following missile strike on saudi arabian oil plant. mark said that forces will be deployed to

arthel, eric, back to you. arthel: thank you. eric: more on this republican congressman from illinois adam kissinger, congressman, your reaction. how are you? your reaction of canceled talks? >> you know, it's good that it's canceled, it never should have happened in the first place, it's one thing that every war ends in negotiation, the key is when you're in the position of strength which frankly the united states is what does that negotiation look like? we were going in agreement, the agreement that they have peace with afghan government, ally of ours, by the way and to bring taliban, i was actually quite sickened last night, taliban leaders were coming to the united states of america, not that far away from new york city frankly and they have yet to renounce 911 and yet to renounce terror. eric: what about that? the president commanded a lot of criticism to inviting them to camp david, would fdr invite hitler to camp david, would george w. bush would invite mohamed, what about the criticism, the president's view is that this i

arthel: and i'm arthel neville.e united states, we're also learning about another boat seized by the regime, a tugboat near the strait of hormuz and detained the 12 filipino crew members on suspicion of smuggling fuel. lucas tomlinson has the latest from washington. >> reporter: iran's stockpile of material needed to make a nuclear woman is increasing according to -- bomb is increasing according to a spokesman who warns europe needs to act quickly to save the landmark nuclear agreement which president trump abandoned last year. >> translator: as we move forward, the situation will get more difficult. the european side must realize there's not much time left. if they want to take any actions, they must carry it out as soon as possible. >> reporter: iran began spinning six centrifuges ten times faster than the tubes allowed under the obama era deal. they showed off the circulations, the a violation of the deal. >> they have been violating it. they were -- had violated the nuclear non-proliferation treaty for many year

arthel. arthel: breaking news this morning from capitol hill, house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff saying the whistleblower who filed the complaint will testify before the panel, quote, very soon. >> that whistleblower would be allowed to come in and come in without justice or white house to tell the whistleblower what they can and cannot say, we will get unfiltered testimony of the whistleblower, we are taking precautions that we can to make sure that we do so, we allow that testimony to go forward in a way that protect it is whistleblower's identity because as you can imagine with the president issuing threats, you can imagine the security concerns here. >> mark meredith has the very latest from washington, mark, what can you tell us? >> good afternoon, house democrats say their impeachment inquiry is all about investigation not a political witch hunt as president trump described it, the chairman of the house democratic caucus told fox's chris wallace no guaranty an impeachment

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arthel: and i'm arthel neville.he president was set to hold a meeting with afghan leaders and the caliban days before september 11. secretary of state mike pompeo not saying when or if negotiations will resume. david blunt joins us live from white house with the very latest. reporter: good afternoon to you. president trump city canceled the meeting because of the violence in afghanistan and supposed to be with members of the caliban in the afghan government to talk about withdrawing 5000 u.s. troops. troops have been in afghanistan for almost two decades. it comes a few days before marking the 911, 18 years since 911. according to president trump, this is a tweet he made the announcement to the public canceling this meeting. if they cannot agree to a cease-fire during a very important peace talks and would kill 12 innocent people than they probably don't have the power to negotiate a meaningful agreement anyway. how many more decades are they willing to fight? the suicide car bombing killed 34 -year-old army sergean

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arthel. arthel: all right, eric, thank you, president trump weighing in on china's economic strategy with the u.s. and china set to resume trade talks next month at the same time the president also putting more pressure on the federal reserve to cut interest rates, fed chairman jarome powell dismisses fears of recession here at home. >> incoming data for the united states suggests that the most likely outcome outlook for the united states economy is still moderate growth, strong labor market and inflation continuing to move back up. our main expectation is not at all that they'll be a recession, i did mention though, that there are risks and we are monitoring them carefully and conducting policy in a way that will address them. arthel: mark meredith live with more, hey, mark. >> hey, arthel, good afternoon to you, the u.s. and china are expected to resume trade talks face to face next month, but as you mentioned president trump is not waiting until then to weigh in, he had a tweet late last n

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arthel. arthel: molly, thank you for eric.ric: with the i ran back houthis the attack is a time to bomb the iranian oil fields senator lindsey graham suggests. should they stand out senator paul calls working at jim wells joins us on international security. jim, this is a brazen attack on our world oil supplies. what should the ministration do? >> the first thing to do is to confirm who carried it out and where it was carried out but we don't know that in all we have is a tweet from pompeo but this is something you hear from the centcom commander from the director of national intelligence or something like that and i don't think pompeo really knows he's very quick to blame iran all the time and i would like to see the evidence he has. i guess is this. iran has been helping the houthis with drones for years and in some ways it's a natural part of the cycle of escalation but houthis use to shoot ballistic missiles and the saudi's got help with missile defense systems to start to shoot them down. back and forth, back and forth an

[laughter] arthel: i'm arthel neville. the president is set to meet with leaders in new york city after deciding to deploy troops and equipment to mideast allies in response to the attack on the saudi oil facilities that the u.s. blames on iran. the pentagon has not ruled out a military response, but secretary of state mike pompeo hoping it does not come to that. >> our mission set's been very clear, president trump would like to have a diplomatic solution. that's the task that's in front of us, it's what we've been aiming for for a little over two years now with the strongest sanctions that have ever been put in place against this revolutionary regime. you know the history, 40 years terror from iran, an anti-semitic set of leaders that would like to wipe israel from the face of the earth. our mission set is to avoid war. eric: fox news team coverage on all this, trey yingst standing by in the mideast bureau, but we begin with kevin corke who is traveling with the president. -- traveling with the president. hey, kevin. >>

arthel: thank you.h of the tropical storm let's bring in meteorologist and the fox weather center. >> this storm spitting 75 miles north of abaco island. when still a 50 miles an hour getting up to 65 miles per hour. as you move to the north, this is going to continue travel north as 7 miles an hour. leave these behind, they dodged the brunt of this and consistently the heaviest they been to the north and off towards the east, it does not mean they're completely out of the woods as the northwestern islands under tropical storm watch. this time yesterday we had some of those stretching along the eastern florida coast and they been lifted because this will stay away from the united states coast, these are all of our tropical models put into motion staying well well off the shore. even as you move north in a particular linus you see a very sharp turn and it looks as if the system is running out to see and affecting bermuda. that will be several days away from potentially right now. here's the official fore

arthel. arthel: thank you very much. eric. eric: we have a lot more ahead this afternoon, including dramatic video of an elk charging into a crowd. do not get close to any elk. also this cdc out with new numbers, the vaping related illnesses are only increasing and one state is looking to take some major action in the wake of this growing scare as we continue with the news this afternoon here on america's news headquarters. ♪ things you can do with schwab: you can earn more when you invest your cash. ♪ you can get a satisfaction guarantee. ♪ you can also wonder why our competitors don't offer that. schwab, a modern approach to wealth management. now you can, with shipsticks.com! no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. sending your own clubs ahead with shipsticks.com makes it fast & easy to get to your golf destination. with just a few clicks or a phone call, we'll pick up and deliver your clubs on-time, guaranteed, for as low as $39.99. shipsticks.com saves you

arthel. eric: a deadly shootout along the southern border involving border patrol agents highlights the danger they face there. agents were performing a vehicle stop last night, west of san antonio. that's when we're told one of the two people in the vehicle opened fire. jackie heinrich has breaking details from our newsroom. jackie. >> a lot of questions still remain including why the agents pulled the car over in the first place and if the people that were in it were in the country illegally. but this is what's been confirmed so far. around 8:00 local time last night, two border patrol agents pulled over a car in back he etville, texas -- bracketville, texas, about 35 miles from the u.s. border. two people in the car, one of them fired a weapon at the two agents. one officer was hit, the returned fire, shooting and killing the gunman. first responders brought the injured officer to the hospital. he is expected to be okay. >> my understanding that he's already been released, that the gear wo

arthel: how do you see?it, it's a great day when i agree with justice kagan when she stayed within the constitutional margins. she's exactly correct, it overturned what was a judicial overreach that was a nationwide injunction. i do believe the trump administration will prevail on the merit and here's why. asylum is not never intended to actually be immigration. the purpose for asylum is to make sure that anyone who is coming from severe persecution that qualifies to leave their country and seek a safe haven will be re-pretreated eventually. so the logic follows, if the traveling to a third country where they can seek the safe haven, they can seek refuge there, why can they intend to come to the united states? we have 70 instances that are already on the record where they get asylum claims and people who intend to come here for the purpose of immigration when they are circumventing asylum law. this is not an overreach and an unchecked power. arthel: you think it rules down anybody on the other side of the fe

arthel: and i'm arthel neville, requesting secretary of state mike pompeo turn over documents relatedlt with ukraine and want it in hand in less than a week, fox team coverage mark meredith at the white house,

arthel: president trump says he was set to hold peace talks today at camp david with the afghan leaders september 11th but has canceled those talks after the taliban claimed credit for a car bombing that killed an american soldier in the afghan capital. secretary of state mike pompeo shedding light on the decision on fox news sunday. >> we have made real progress but in the end taliban overreached, the american people should know that we will continue to apply appropriate pressure that we are never struck with terror again from afghanistan. >> hello, everyone, welcome to america's news headquarters i'm arthel nfl. eric: thank you for joining us, i'm ericea

hello, everyone, welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm arthel neville., thank you for joining us, i'm eric sean, you know the impeachment inquiry was triggered by the whistleblower complaint alleging that president trump may have temporarily withheld the aid as part of effort to pressure ukraine into working with the president's personal attorney general, former new york city mayor giuliani to investigate joe biden and his son hunter for his work for a

arthel: we're back tomorrow at noon eastern. please join us. jon: a serious whistle-blower complaint at the center of a growing political firestorm. democrats calling on the white house to release the transcript of the presidential phone call that sparked it. president trump dismisses the controversy as a new witch hunt. good evening i'm jon scott. this is the fox report. the complaint reportedly was filed over a july phone call between president trump and the president of ukraine. according to reports, the president repeatedly pressed the ukrainian leader to investigate the son of former vice president and current 2020 contender joe biden. biden on the campaign trail earlier today is calling for an investigation into the president's activities. >> here's what i know. i know trump deserves to be investigated. he is violating every basic norm of a president. you should be asking him the question, why is he on the phone with a foreign leader, trying to intimidate a foreign leader, if that's what happened? that's appears to what happened. you shou

. ♪ arthel: good afternoon.cing a new breach of the 2015 nuclear deal, revealing it has started using advanced enrichment technology had that is barred by the agreement as it warns europe there is not much time left, that's a quote, to save the deal that president trump withdrew from last year. hello, everyone. welcome to america's news headquarters. i'm arthel neville. eric: thank you for joining us. i'm eric shawn. tensions between the u.s. and iran had been increasing this saturday as the regime threatens to throw out the controversial nuclear deal. all this as it turns up the pressure on europe to propose new terms in the deal if the

arthel: and i'm arthel neville.to hold a meeting with afghan leaders and the caliban days before september 11. secretary of state mike pompeo not saying when or if negotiations will resume. david blunt joins us live from white house with the very latest. reportergo

arthel: i'm arthel neville, all triggered by the whistleblower complaint alleging the president misused investigate business dealings with joe biden's son, fox news also learning the president decided

arthel: that was an amazing segment you just did with todd bringing awareness to aneurysms. i'm so sorry that you lost your mom. eric: lisafoundation.org. we don't want any more. ♪ ♪ charles: welcome to journal editorial report, i'm charles payne in for paul gigot. some 2020 presidential candidates calling for the impeachment of justice brett kavanaugh following a new york times report recounting a new sexual misconduct allegation. that report later corrected by the newspaper to note that the purported victim refused to be interviewed and that friends say she has no memory of such an incident. so is this latest episode part of an ongoing campaign democrats are waging against the high court, and are there more to come? let's bring in "wall street journal" columnist and deputy editor dan henninger along with columnists kim strassel and bill mcgurn. kim, i also read earlier in the week that maybe there was going to be a three-pronged approach for the democrats in 2020 to create villains of president trump, mitch mcconnell and brett kavanaugh. >> yeah, look, i put this in a much

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arthel: we're back tomorrow at noon eastern. please join us.s whistle-blower complaint at the center of a growing political firestorm. democrats calling on the white house to release the transcript of the presidential phone call that sparked it. president trump dismisses the controversy as a new witch hunt. good evening i'm jon scott. this is the fox report. the complaint reportedly was filed over a july phone call between president trump and the president of ukraine. according to reports, the president repeatedly pressed the ukrainian leader to investigate the son of former vice president and current 2020 contender joe biden. biden on the campaign trail earlier today is calling for an investigation into the president's activities. >> here's what i know. i know trump deserves to

arthel: thanks so much for joining us. have a great evening. >> if the president decide he knows who those people are and he decides to carry out that sentence himself. he decides he wants to carry it out himself, with the justice department have a problem with that? what he did it openly in front of the council and attorney general? >> not to get too weird but that's weird. [laughter] [cheering] all right, get up. [laughter] the media and democrats, a pitiful part. first this guy. >> i will say this only seven times. listen good. i want to to make up dirt on my political opponent. don't call me again. i'll call you when you've done what i asked. this is what the president was trying to communicate. >> no, it wasn't. you made that up. your defense -- >> the president's call was meant to be at least in part parity, the fact that it's not clear is a separate problem in and of itself. >> i get it, it's our fault. [laughter] with the adults who didn't understand. he does have a point, there's a hard time to tell the difference

arthel: that is going to do it for us. prick leventhal is in for jon scott on "the fox report." reporter: a drone attack on the largest oil refinery in saudi arabia. the attack sparking a massive fire that could be seen from space. houthi rebels taking responsibility for the strike calling it payback for the attacks in yemen. but the president is pointing the finger squarely at iran. reporter: this was the most of sophisticated attack yet by yemen's houthi rebels. the use of drones is of note. because they are backed by iran it's seen as a proxy war between the saudis and iran. 10 drone strikes overnight set off fires at the world's largest oil processing plants. saudi arabia. the attacks shut down half the operation amounting to a loss of 5% of the world's crude. a houthi rebel spokesman says it will continue the ar the attacks. martin give yit said he's extremely concerned about the escalation. the special envoy called on all parties to exercise restrairnlt to prevent future incidents that poses a thread to regional security and jeopardize the u.n.-led political process. the "

arthel: it serves students. reporter: house democrats ramping up their push for impeachment of president trump. they are subpoenaing secretary of state mike pompeo. the whistleblower complaint on the the administration's. president trump is blasting the administration as presidential harassment. planning hearings and depositions even as congress heads home on a two-week recess. we are learning the u.s. envoy for ukraine has resigned. the whistleblower complaint accuses him of trying to contain the damage from rudy giuliani's outreach to the ukranian government. we begin with mark meredith reporting live from the white house. reporter: president trump had some tough words for democrats. they are launching an inquiry into past conversations with the president of the ukraine. the president released a twitter video to supporters and made it clear he's ready to fight. president trump: what's going on now is the single biggest scam in the history of the american politics. they are trying to stop me because i am fighti

arthel: does he play? do you know, jeremy, does he play -- not playing tonight. all right, we don't know. he's not playing tonight but gutfeld is, and he's up next. s. greg * i'm greg. i am note sheer but i am somewhere else. i left you some of our favorite stories and a segment that never aired on television. i will be checking in with you throughout hour making sure you are not jumping on the furniture. so enjoy. another week, another wonderful learning experience. the campaign kicked off in orlando where we learned what would happen if trump deleted one email. president trump: if i deleted one email like a love note to melania, it's the electric chair for trump. greg: i know that feeling. but we learned some history. does anyone have a higher percentage than your favorite president donald trump? president trump: one person has a higher percentage than your fifth president donald trump. do you know who that president is? he got a higher percentage than me and it's devastating. his name is george washington. george is at 00%. -- is at 100%. there is no way i wil

arthel: and i'm arthel neville. president trump slaps new sanctions on the iranian central bank.kes decision on potential military action. we have fox news team coverage. trey i didn't think so is standing by i

arthel: i'm arthel neville, iran claiming today coast guard

arthel: just days after the u.s.of 9/11 in which nearly 3,000 people were killed, president trump confirmed the death of hamza bin laden, the son of the master mind of those attacks, osama bin laden. he was killed in a u.s. counter terrorism operation near the afghanistan, pakistan border. the exact date and time were unclear. reports of his death, his possible death, first came this past july. hello everyone. welcome to america's news headquarters. i'm arthel neville. eric: thank you for joining, i'm eric shawn. hamza bin laden believed to be an emerging leader of al-qaida. this comes as presiru

i'm arthel neville. eric: i'm eric shawn. the u.s.ame was mentioned in the intelligence community whistleblower complaint. house democrats are intensifying their i' impeachment inquiry afr secretary of state bomb way yowo documented the trump

arthel: great work. thanks for joining us. greg gutfeld is next. greg: i was even willing to stand out in the rainy get my hair soaking wet to show it's my real hair at least. it wouldn't be pretty. it's my hair. it may not be great but i will say it's better than most of my friends who are the same age. greg: i can't really argue with that. [applause] the media is at it again making the crack at the outrage. here's the current state of the "cnn" newsroom. ♪ i have to say cuomo and lemon have a natural chemistry. that was found. anyway, remember last week's rally? thayer, trump told reporters people waiting in line for the show are soaking wet which immediately triggered cnn's expert firemen to leap from their bunk beds, slide down their fiery red poles and come to the rescue in their matching blue -- the lure pajamas to do what? to point out that it's 80 degrees and sunny outside of the rally. it's not raining so how could they be wet? maybe someone should point out to "cnn" there is this thing that happens when it's hot and sunny in the south. it

arthel: general teen that and -- argentina and brazil. still here, and you can import dairy to your country? >> well, you're absolutely right. i actually had e.u. officials thank me for the circumstances because they are doing more business in china. liz: okay, that's not a good thing for our farmers at all. >> no, it's not. so i wanted to convey e a message to the chinese that we have whey proteins that can be used to rebuild their hog industry more quickly. i wanted them to know that we were in a particularly unique position to provide help and assistance. they were open to that. we're going to follow in the up with letters to the ministry of agriculture and the ministry of finance rain commerce in the hopes that they take us up on the offer and look for opportunities potentially to work through and around the retaliatory tariffs that exist today. liz: what are you hearing from our dairy farmers now, and specifically waiting on the usmca or nafta part two to be pushed through by congress? >> well, they can't wait for the ratification of

i'm arthel neville. eric: and i'm eric sounded thank you for joining us.t east on prince. the u.s. it does stand ready to help america defend itself in putting the blame squarely on iran. the secretary of state mike pompeo tweeting this quote, ron is behind nearly 100 attacks on saudi arabia from they pretend to grieve and diplomacy.

arthel: i have so much to say about it but i don't have time. we will see you tomorrow at noon eastern i hope. eric: have a great afternoon. jon scott next with the "fox report". jon: massive relief effort in bahamas nearly a week after the northern most part of that island nation was destroyed by hurricane dorian. the death toll now rising to at least 43 people. that number is expected to climb significantly. good evening. i'm jon scott. this is "the fox report". the u.s. coast guard says it has rescued hundreds of people left stranded by dorian. this as crews continue to comb through rubble. while families grapple with agonizing uncertainty -- uncertainty. >> i haven't heard from them since the hurricane, and they haven't heard from me, so i don't know how they are situated and they definitely don't know how i'm situated. right now they're not sure if i'm living or dead, but if i can get over here today, they would know today that i'm still quite alive. jon: steve harrigan is reporting from the bahamian capital of nassau. steve? >> when you lo

australian prime minister, hello, everyone, welcome to brand-new hour of america's news headquarters, i'm arthel us, it's been a busy day, visiting two world leaders in two separate states n texas he's held what is called a howdy-modi rally with prime minister modi and hundreds of people in ohio lining up to hear him speak after factory tour, mark meredith live in ohio with the latest of what we can expect, hey,

arthel: the drone strike disrupting about half of the kingdom oil capacity. to a loss of 5 million barrels a day. roughly 5% of the world daily

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