arthel: and i'm arthel neville. british lawmakers gatt -- gathering on a saturday for the first time in 37 years withholding their support for the latest deal negotiated by boris johnson and the european union. now the future of britain is still up in the air. ashley webster is live in london with more. hey, ashley. >> reporter: hey, good evening to you, arthel. i think, as eric said, confusion and contention is the keywords here. this was supposed to be boris johnson's big day. there was hopes that he could get his new, newly-minted e.u. deal through parliament today and maybe even make that october 31st brexit deadline. but you know what? we never even got to see the vote because an amendment was passed prior that essentially called for the delay of the e.u. deal. the government decided to i withdraw its motion and said we'll come back next week and try again. but we're now less than two hours away from when boris johnson is required by law to send a letter to the european union asking for yet another delay til th

arthel.hel: now for white house reaction to all of this, we go to kevin live on the north lawn. >> arthel, if the president is going to move away from rudy giuliani, there's no indication of that happening any time soon, certainly not if you listened to the content of his conversation with judge jeanine last night, he didn't know about any possible investigation into long-time friend and lawyer nor did he know what if anything a possible federal probe might have to do with giuliani's association with two men who you may recall were arrested this past week in washington, but here at the the only client thas to matter. >> i stand behind rudy giuliani, absolutely. one of the greatest, maybe the greatest mayor in the history of new york, he was a fantastic prosecutor, i know nothing about him being under investigation. >> meanwhile over on capitol hill as you no doubt heard the march toward impeachment continues unabated but i think it's also fair to point this out, not without a bit of criticism

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arthel. arthel: mark meredith, thank you. as we mentioned a moment ailing ago, we're waiting for the so-called bernie back-rally in new york city, hitting the campaign trail, about to get a big endorsement for those of his political stance. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, she is about to endorse him. no major surprise but she is choosing him overs massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. more on this and the impeachment proceedings, inquiry in washington, andrea rosario joins us, congressional reporter. do you think this has an impact to try to re energize sanders supporters? >> this couldn't come at a better time for senator sanders, especially in the aftermath of the heart attack that he sustained a couple weeks ago and as he lags behind senator warren in the polls. alexandria ocasio-cortez is a superstar among the progressive base. this could be the jolt his call pain needs at this point. eric: we're expecting the the senator to speech at the rally. when he does, we'll bring that to you. the impeachment inquiry 57bd

r arthel. arthel: thank you very much.ric: team coverage continues now with meteorologist adam klotz with the very latest. adam. >> unfortunately, these conditions that are kind of fueling these fires, they continue at this point. this is our wildfire danger across portions of southern call california. there's loss an los angeles. the wind comes out of the valley and inches tens intensifies this things to move very quickly. the critical risk is stretching to the north, from santa collara and thousand oaks. these are areas that are used to it and the weather will continue and allow this to be an issue for the next couple days. temperatures in the mid-80s but it's been absolutely bone-dry. so 80 degrees to the south of la, 84 degrees in la, a little bit cooler up to the north because of some of the winds. what they truly need across the area would be a little bit of moi'moisture, a little bit of r. that is not the case. here's the satellite and radar. it is completely dry. any sort of rain that would be henful, guys, that is

arthel? arthel: well, eric, house speaker nancy pelosi is leading a congressional delegation to jordan, meeting with leaders there to discuss security in the region. mark meredith is live in washington with more on that. mark? >> reporter: good afternoon, arthel. both democratic and republican lawmakers continue to speak out in opposition of president trump's decision to pull u.s. troops out of northern syria. now, as you mentioned, we've learned some key lawmakers spent the weekend in the middle east. nancy pelosi says she and eight fellow members of congress including one republican met with king abdullah. the speaker's office put out a statement late last night, quote: with the deepening crisis in syria after turkey's incursion, our delegation has engaged in vital discussions about the impact to regional stability, increased flow of refugees and the dangerous opening that has been provided to isis in iran and russia. several lawmakers say they fear the decision to pulp troops out of northe

. >> i'm arthel neville.ppearing on fox news sunday hitting back that he admitted to leaking military aid to ukraine with investigation of the democrats during the 2016 election. he said his words were misconstrued. >> i said that's what people said i said, i'll say it again to reasons that we held up the aide. the first one was a rampant corruption in ukraine. president was also concerned about whether or not other nations specifically european nations were helping with foreign aid to the uk. arthel: let's go to kevin life at the white house. reporter: people are looking at what i said the wrong way. that seems to be the message from the acting white house chief of staff, he said as much during the press briefing last week at the white house in which he seemed to suggest that there was a bit of quid pro quo in respect to ukraine. again, you heard him on "fox news sunday with chris wallace", he said that was not it. in fact he suggested part of desire was to not investigate the bidens to get aid into the ukra

arthel? arthel: thank you very much.ric: and this all comes as the white house has just given a report that federal prosecutors are have launched an investigate into the president's personal attorney, foreman mayor rudy giuliani. the investigators are looking into whether he possibly violated laws in his dealings with ukraine after two of his associates were arrested. kevin corke is at the white house with the very latest on this. hi, kevin. >> reporter: hey, good to be with you. just what is rudy giuliani's relationship with the two men arrested this week? that appears to be the question at the heart of an apparent ongoing federal investigation into the former mayor of new york city, rudy giuliani. of course, you and i talked about this previously, this idea that there were two individuals that were picked up in new york. in fact, they were picked up at the airport here in washington over at dulles attempting to leave the country, so the question remains what is the mayor's relationship with those two men. now, accordin

arthel: is that the point? throw up a bunch of balls to stop one bouncing ball, you throw up a bunch of balls? will that trip up -- >> absolutely. the state departments feel it is beneficial to throw documents that congress then hide the most important one in a haystack, that happens all the time. the congressional investigators will be more detailed about what they are looking for and will narrow in on a few specific things. arthel: we will leave it there and speak to you again very soon as this continues. there will be more reaction tomorrow on sunday morning futures. maria bartiroma has an interview with lindsey graham, chairman of the judiciary committee and that is happening tomorrow at 10:00 eastern on the fox news channel. eric: renewed nuclear talks between the us and nuclear -- north korea have reportedly broken off according to kim jong un's chief negotiator. washington negotiators coming to the talks empty-handed. thursday's working level denuclearization talks mark the first negotiations between the

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arthel: thank you jackie.ore on the baghdadi operation, fox news national security and analyst. in the wake of turkey invasion of northern syria in the salt against the kurds, are you surprised that both sites came together on theirs, turkey, russia and the kurds cooperating as a president said this morning. >> absolutely, the president was very clear, we brought them together, we decided to conduct operation, we inform each body to the level they needed to be informed and we were successful. it was a very risky operation if we compare with any other operation including bin laden. your flying over for territories the kurds, russia, and the organizations on the ground. it had its own merit but obviously a corporation that was imposed by washington. arthel.eric: why is in the inter both of the parties to have them killed. for the kurds is easy, isis has done a lot of massacres against the kurds in the president mentioned that. the russians are at war with isis and the other jihadist. by the way isis and other gr

arthel? arthel: people are rising up.ty logan, thank you. >>> so we're dealing with north korea. they want to meet, and we'll be meeting with them. it's probably being set up as we speak, but we will let you know. but north korea would like to do something. iran would like to do something. we have a lot of countries in a very good position right now. eric: the hopes of jump-starting nuclear talks between the u.s. and north korea, well they are dashed at least for now. south korea media report says that the talks between the two countries' diplomats that was occurring in sweden have broken down, indicating that the top north korea negotiator accused us of coming to the table, quote, empty handed. well, that's a characterization the state department denies and of course this comes just three days after kim jong-un test fired a missile at sea. first reports suggests it could have come from a submarine but confirmation later said it was from an undersea barge. let's bring in retired lieutenant james carafano vice president fo

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arthel. >> molly, thank you. eric. >> more on second whistle-blower let's go to steven former federal prosecutor professor of law at the university of memphis. so professor what is is significance of this second person coming forward? >> well initially the significance is that undercut president trump's argument that the original whistle-blower complaint shouldn't be given any weight because it is all hearsay and second happened information. this will will confirmation of that original whistle-blower complaint from somebody who supposedly reportedly has firsthand knowledge. that coupled with the transcript of the call itself, and the tweets back and forth, i mean, the the text messages between state department officials can add up to krob about ration of the originally whistle-blower complaint. >> what do you think we'll hear from or know what this whistle-blower is claiming? well thingses are happen hadding a the a pretty fast clip i would imagine within the next week or so. i wouldn't be surprised to see subpoe

>> reporter: arthel, it is the same as it ever was. the refrain has been there was no quid pro quo, there was no sort of we'll only give you aid

arthel: fall is my favorite. we're back in one hour 4:00 eastern. please join us. >>> welcome to the journal editorial report. i'm paul gigot. a week of rapidly moving developments in the impeachment probe with democrats calling their first witnesses in the inquiry and president trump once again defending the phone call at the center of the storm, denying that anything improper occurred in his july exchange with ukrainian vladimir zelenskiy and decrying the need to release his private conversation with another world leader. >> this whole thing revolves around a simple conversation, and if you remember at the beginning, it was quid pro quo. that's all you heard about and i think he said seven or eight times quid pro -- in other words, you are going to do that or we're not going to give you money. you're going to do this or we're not going to -- i never said it. when i heard these horrible stories come out, i had no choice but to release a conversation which i hate to do and hope i don't have to do it again with the lead over a country. paul: the 81st

arthel: mark has the best assignment of the day. we're back in one hour. please join us. paul: welcome to the journal edito"the journaleditorial repol gigot. democrats and the media claiming a bomb shell this week after william taylor testified before the house intelligence committee as the impeachment inquiry into president trump continues behind closed doors. the proceedings were disrupted wednesday when a group of house republicans staged a protest, storming a secure hearing room to demand transparency, accusing democrats of trying to overturn the results of the 2016 election in secret, all this as another investigation picks up steam with the justice department review of the russia probe now said to be a criminal investigation. let's bring in wall street journal columnist, dan henninger, columnist, kim strassel and columnist and senior fellow jason riley. dan, the taylor testimony, bombshell? how much damage has this done to president trump? >> it's done some damage. it's not so much the testimony. we don't know what the testimony was, because it was behind closed doo

push that's moving full steam ahead, hello, everyone, welcome to america's news headquarters i'm artheleric: despite democratic leaders accusing him of illegally seeking foreign fund for election campaign, the president claiming there was

arthel: i'm jillian mele. thanks for joining us.olitical controversy has the president moving into overdrive on social media continuing to deny wrongdoing. we begin our coverage with poll my hennenberg. reporter: they do not think much of another whistleblower coming forward as leland saying with information about the july 25th phone call between president trump and president of ukraine. they say the transcript is out there and americans can read it for themselves. as for the whistle-blowers one gop senator says the americans need to hear from them directly if the house moves ahead with impeachment. >> it is imperative that the whistleblower interviewed in public, under oath, cross-examined no one pose to jail or has anything done to them without meeting their accuser. the whistleblower come forward under oath, testify, so the judge can testify the credibility. if that doesn't happen in the house i will make sure it happens in the senate. reporter: senator graham says it is imperative that the house vote on impeachment inquiry. make

arthel: hope you can join us. jon scott is up next. jon: a potential new complaint against president trump. the "new york times" reporting a second intelligence official with more direct knowledge of the president's dealings with ukraine is considering whether to file his or her own whistle-blower complaint. good evening i'm jon scott. this is the fox report. president trump is lashing out at house democrats and their impeachment inquiry calling it a quote fraud against the american people. this coming after a house panel subpoenaed the white house for ukraine-related documents. meanwhile, secretary of state mike pompeo and the state department missed the friday deadline that house democrats set to respond to their own subpoena as he continues to face scrutiny for his department's contact with ukrainian officials. >> that's the direction of the president. we're very focused on creating space that we could ultimately deliver a good relationship with this new government. that was my guidance all along. we have all known there's been corr

arthel: hello, everyone, i'm arthel neville.ts are issuing new subpoenas while preparing for next week's testimony from gordon sunland, the u.s. ambassador to the e.u., set to testnd

arthel: lauren, thank you. eric: that does it for us now. we're back here tomorrow at 12:00 and 4:00 p.m. eastern. arthel: we hope to see you. "the fox report" with jon scott is up next. jon: the house impeachment investigation is hurdling forward as democrats prepare to grill the acting ambassador to ukraine. this as the white house does damage control after a fiery press conference from acting chief of staff mick mulvaney. good evening, i'm jon scott. this is "the fox report". mulvaney accuses the media of misconstruing his remarks on thursday, when he appeared to contradict president trump's denial of an attempted quid pro quo with ukraine. mulvaney says the decision to temporarily withhold military aid was not tied to any kind of political investigation, but that's not enough for democrats who are seizing on the controversy. and some republicans are also voicing concerns. >> i think it clears things up a lot more than they were before. you know, the president was saying no quid pro quo. i will give the guy the benefit of the doubt. i was

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arthel: and i'm arthel neville.tt -- gathering on a saturday for the first time in 37 years withholding their support for the latest deal negotiated by boris johnson and the european union. now the future of britain is still up

arthel: mark has the best assignment of the day. we're back in one hour. please join us.the journal edito"the journaleditorial repol gigot. democrats and the media claiming a bomb shell this week after william taylor testified before the house intelligence committee as the impeachment inquiry into president trump continues behind closed doors. the proceedings were disrupted wednesday when a group of house republicans staged a protest, storming a secure hearing room to demand transparency, accusing democrats of trying to overturn the results of the 2016 election in secret, all this as another investigation picks up steam with the justice department review of the russia probe now said to be

arthel: that does it for us. we are back tomorrow at noon eastern. jon: house impeachment investigators conduct a closed door interview with philip reeker. the state department directed him not to appear so the committee issued a subpoena. the rare weekend deposition drawing fierce criticism from republicans saying the democrat investigation has lacked transparency. >> every single hearing they are having down in this secure facility has been announced as unclassified. there is no reason he is having them down in this secure facility except to control the information coming out. but he leaves it unclassified. the president currently can't have counsel present. and the defense can call their own witnesses. so this is a sham. >> the state department objected to the sessions urging top department officials to refuse to participate in them. they were asked to skip the sessions adding that there are no attorneys to protect their interests. the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovich. rudy giuliani and others argued she was undermining the presi

arthel: is that a funny, funny. it's mandatory in australia. >> we have a very high unemployment rate in france. what is the recipe -- president trump: maybe we have a whether president than you do. greg: can't argue with the facts. it was billed as a democratic debate. but it sounded like an angry ex-wives club. they kept saying the same damn thing about him. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> mr. trump. >> donald trump. >> focus on donald trump. >> i think about donald trump. greg: of course you do. and of course they all do because the debate was on cnn, the official network for impeachment nut cakes. is it possible to tell the difference between the candidate and that network. >> direct american foreign policy for personal gains a definition of abuse of power. >> he invited the invasion of a foreign power on our democracy. >> he's given us the evidence. >> this is not an administration, this is a criminal conspiracy. >> a criminal in the white house. greg: it sounds like they are all on the sa

the live coverage of that starting at 12:30 eastern right here on arthel:.on c-span today randall shriver, assistant defense secretary for indo pacific security affairs will give a speech at the jamestown foundation china defense and security conference live today at 12:45 eastern and you can see that on c-span, online, c-span.org or listen free with the free c-span radio apps. congress is back from its 2-week district and state work period. house members will vote on legislation curbing outsourcing of us jobs while requiring publicly traded companies to disclose where their lookers -- workers are located by state and country. and supportive human rights in hong kong and the recent protests there. in the senate for votes are planned on air force secretary nominee barbara barrett and several district court nominations. you can see live coverage starting at 2:00 eastern on c-span and the senate on arthel: starting at 3:00 pm. >> c-span bus team is traveling across the country visiting key battleground states in the 2020 presidential race asking voters what iss

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arthel: do not feel sorry for him. as someone who does it for him. eric: and national nightmare is upon us. the basic rules of our democracy are under attack from the president. .greg: lighten up francis. greg: enough of you. after three years at poking the bear that there pokes back. they've been trying to impeach him from thect day he got elect. >> if they have been trying to impeach me from the day i got like did. take the media. i don't even use fake anymore. >> i don't even use m fake anymore. fake isn't tough enough and i'm the one that came up with the term and i'm u very proud of it. greg: congratulations. you know i get three days of a walk-in to the united nations. >> now i get three days of peace in him walk into the united nations and i'm going to meet with the biggest leaders in the world and to i hear about the wd impeachment. what did i do now? greg: the bottom line you shouldn't be asking this question. >> you shouldn't be asking two questions. it sounds like you might be a s good question. what is the question go ahead. maybe in thre

welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm arthel neville. eric: hello, thank you for joining us.ean. can you figure this out? lawmakers withholding their support for the latest brexit deal as they gathered on a saturday for the first time in 37 years. parliament voting to delay a decision, yet again. the prime minister facing a deadline hours away from now to ask the european union for even more time. ashley webster has been reportin

arthel: going to be good and we will be back at 4:00 eastern, we hope that you can join us then. more news now from washington. ♪ never said there was a quid pro quo. welcome to america's news headquarters i'm molly. leland: pretty hard on that and what the meaning of quid pro quo really is, we will get into that today, mulvaney hitting back against critics in that exclusive interview who he says are misrepresenting the exchange with the reporter during press briefing earlier this week, kevin corke at the white house talking about the exchange. >> always good to be with you, democrats will continue to pursue the story line no matter how long it takes and no matter where it goes, they are in search of evidence of a potential quid pro quo, that's aid in exchange for the ukraines investigating political rival, in this case, joe biden and hunter biden. read the transcript of the call, there was no quid pro quo, period, case close, end of story, what to make of overtures of private attorney rudy giuliani, was he works outside the normal channels of the state department, not at all say

. >> and i'm arthel neville.dent defending his call with ukrainian president, meanwhile house democrats are preparing for a new series of depositions this week and for the first time former vp joe biden son hunter is publicly defending his work in ukraine, his attorney also says

arthel: high drama in the nation's capital, the latest witness in the impeachment inquiry appears before the order of subpoena after the state department directed him not to show up and tried to limit his testimony. all this as republicans turn up the heat on democrats claiming there needs to be more transparency in the entire process. >> when they try to do this in the open of day and judiciary committee, it failed on them. so when they get in that room where they can keep the press out, they can selectively leak out this piece and that piece, instead of getting the whole storely out, and that's what we want. >> i probably share some of the views of my republican colleague, mr. burn, that

arthel: one perso for after a e portion of a hotel under construction collapses in new orleans.ruction workers ran for their lives as that unfinished hard rock hotel, that's right off canal street, came crashing down. the cell phone video capturing g the moment it happened. 18 people were taken to the hospital for treatment and at this time reports are saying that all are considered in stable condition. officials are telling people in the area to stay away from the building site as it remains unstable. we will continue to follow this breaking story and a we'll speak with emergency responders from the scene coming up a short time from now. first, new developments