baier a german corporate heavyweight under pressure and $21000.00 its blockbuster merger with u.s. rival monsanto has seemingly backfired it's facing one of the deepest crises in its 155 year history. of bowman's own fortunes christabel mon and his colleagues on the board miscalculated the risks they should have said no the deal is off to do research on. at the center of the controversy the week killer roundup and its active ingredient life did monsanto conceal the health risks as lawsuits maintained monsanto effectively made a business out of poisoning people and getting away with it. although u.s. courts have already ruled against bayer ordering it to pay more than $2000000000.00 in damages it insists life is it is safe roundup does not cause cancer. beyers annual shareholders meeting in april $2900.00 a day of reckoning for c.e.o. and supervisory board chairman v. on a vent they are stock price has fallen nearly 50 percent since its acquisition of seed and chemical giant monsanto shareholders are going ballistic. the board takes cover. in his opening speech the nobel months tony

brian: is this the song that bret baier sang with rascal flatts? did you see that? stage. brian: i bet you bret baier could sing this. steve: it was kind of a rap, wasn't it? brian: i don't know. if anyone from rascal flatts is watching, if you think bret baier could sing this song, call in. all right? steve: more importantly than saluting banjo, the name of the song, let's salute ainsley. today is her birthday.

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i'm bret baier.hifting situation with moderate democrats moving towards this impeachment inquiry, all over president trump's phone call with the ukrainian leader. a phone call which is alleged that he said that joe biden, the former vice president should be investigated, and that he wanted the ukrainians to do it. the alleged phone call interaction was that he was holding back money for the ukrainians. military funding for the ukrainians, calling for this investigation. however, we don't know what exactly is in that phone call. we don't know exactly what the whistle-blower and the intelligence committee has set in the complaint. and now, nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house. >> nancy: last tuesday, the adoption of the constitution on september 17th. sadly, on that

i was saying this to bret baier. actually, that's not true.les from the gop and the democrats. in 2011, mitt romney trailed rick perry. back in 2007, john mccain lagged behind both rudy giuliani and mike huck abee. they went on to be the nominee. what booker said was you go on to be the president, never looked at it like this point. barack obama polled lower than hillary clinton this far out. so does booker still have a shot? >> i really don't think he does have a shot. it's true though. if you go back to john mccain, there was a point where he was, you know, traveling without any help. he was carrying his own bags even though he was an elderly guy. he was traveling economy up to new hampshire. he eventually became the nominee. obviously, he wasn't successful against barack obama. but, you know, i think that there are three clear front runners here. there are clear candidates with a chance. there's joe biden, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. i think elizabeth warren is shouldering her way in front of the other two and is most likely the ca

there was a lot going on in this story, bret baier.ot all politically beneficial for the front runner. >> bret: know, and he's not addressing it head on right now. he's not talking about it a lot. in part, because there is a lot of they're there. and giuliani is out saying there's more to come. "the new york times" has done this investigation. they say there's other parts of the investigation yet to come. it's key to point out that while vice president biden talked about openly getting rid of that prosecutor, holding back the billion dollars, that he was acting on behalf of the administration. however, the owner, the ukrainian oligarch, then had said that they were pleased with that action. there was a benefit there to that country. which hundred biden was on the board. there's other parts of the story, and details, that may factor in there and could be vulnerable. >> kennedy: this is a lot of money we are talking about. was hundred biden then energy expert? it's a handsome sum to be paying a newbie. >> there is no denying that getting

i'm joined by bret baier. so we're to be sitting in this seat asking you questions.ou for letting me sit here. a quick question about the united states' role in cleaning the cleanup. people are getting anxious and alison barber had an amazing report a woman shielding her 5-week-old baby. doesn't think where she's going next. you think the united states will have to play a bill role here. >> huge. that's what the united states does best when we help other countries in distress. if you think of the tsunami and major earthquakes. the rescue and response, most u.s. military and coast guard and border patrol has help out and i think there's going to be a real significant effort that will make a big difference in the bahamas. we have such a close tie. people go to the bahamas and they're in a desperate situation. >> surely the death toll is going to go way up. it's at 30 right now. let me ask you about politics. we have the front-runner joe biden talking about votes from his past, positions from his past. talking to npr about how he remembers the iraq war and the leadup up

i am bret baier in for shannon bream.coverage of the third round of the democratic presidential debates just wrapped up. for the first time the top-tier candidates were altogether on one stage. the debate kicking off with former vice president joe biden tangling with progressive senators warren and sanders. from there, the candidates debating the merits of liberal policies before and at times boisterous audience. tonight we will be talking to some of the candidates life. plus plenty of analysis ahead including reaction from the heads of the dnc and the rnc. first we have fox team coverage, peter doocy is standing by working the spin roomer

this is "special report." ♪ >> bret: a good evening and welcome to washington, i'm bret baier.eace talks are back on to address the increasingly expensive trade war between the two largest economies in the world. officials from china and the u.s. now confirm new negotiations in coming weeks to deal with the conflict that has had major implications in both nations and ripple effects throughout the world. the effects of today's news made a lot of people a lot of money in the markets and at the end of the trading day today the dow was up 373. the s&p 500 gained 38, and we will start there with chief white house correspondent john roberts on the north lawn. >> for months now progress and lack thereof have taken the stock markets and retirement fortunes of millions of americans on a roller coaster ride. but now come up with tariffs beginning to bite deeply in china, new signs that the chinese may be willing to cut a deal. another big update for the market as the u.s. and china announced they will hold another round of trade talks. the u.s. trade representative's office is saying inv

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the interview will air tonight on "special report" with bret baier. own chris wallace has scheduled an interview with pusan raw honey and i hope you will be with us tonight and every night at 6:00 p.m., "special report" with bret baier. chris wallace, today. and, democratic officials are expected to meet in less than an hour about the whistle-blower report and the possibility of impeachment. member "the wall street journal" is now reporting that house speaker nancy pelosi is expected to or will be announcing the beginning of impeachment proceedings this afternoon at 5:00 eastern time. she just met with adam schiff and jerry nadler behind closed doors and in about 40 minutes she scheduled for house leadership. then at 5:00, make an announcement and chart the house of representatives course moving forward. our senior producer from the house notes this is a significant shift and moderate recent representatives, while more than half of the democrats in the house of representatives now support impeachment but it would be seven, including a gang of five amo

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good evening, i'm bret baier.fare in houston, at least rhetorically, for the first time in the campaign, all of the top-tier democratic presidential candidates will be together on one stage for a three hour marathon debate expected to feature sharp attacks at the candidates try to differentiate themselves. meantime, back in washington were journalists of all strikes have described a circular firing squad with democrats mumbling over impeachment. we are in houston, the side of the third round of the democratic debates, we will have previews and predictions on tonight's event later in our program. plus, president trump is speaking right now to the press before leaving the white house. we will bring you that video here on fox when it comes in. first, democrats make the biggest

i'm bret baier.ight democrats are focusing on what president trump's staff did with the record of the president's call with his ukrainian counter parted that has ignited this week's impeachment furor. we begin this evening with new information about that. chief white house correspondent john roberts starts us off from the north lawn. good evening, john. >> bret, good evening to you. in the complaint the whistleblower suggests that the white house went to extraordinary lengths to lock down the transcript of the telephone call between president trump and ukrainian president. while the white house was short on detail today, it suggested what happened to the transcript was standard protocol. white house officials today confirmed that administration attorneys directed the transcript of the zelensky phone call be archived in a high security computer system but said there was nothing wrong with that. >> the document was handled appropriately at all times and i think the most important thing about said docum

may be business -- >> we want to bring in -- we have anchor of "special report" bret baier here. what is your initial reaction? are you surprise? >> not surprised. yes had been hearing whispers that john bolton is falling out of favor with the president and within the inner circle of the white house. he had been excluded from a few high profile meetings. the south koreans didn't want him talking about the north korean situation. the afghans parentally had some issues with him being in meetings. obviously he's a polarizing figure at times an around the world that's a perception. he makes his feelings clear and he's hawkish. he had notable push-back about the taliban negotiation and it was vocal. and to the point where i think once it came out, that may have been the nail in the coffin. but here it had been whispered for some time that he was falling out of favor. the question is where the president turns now. he says he will make an announcement next week. i expect it's going to be someone that has been in the circle before in a deputy position or something of a comfortable sense.

what can we expect from that western mark the host of "special report," bret baier. it accelerates and accelerates. >> it's amazing and it won't stop. it's the beginning, the beginning of the beginning not the end of the beginning and i think you heard adam schiff. he put words in the ukrainian president's mouth and then we heard from ukrainian president. >> neil: what is the ruling on a high crime or misdemeanor without a quid pro quo outside of trying to get them to get some information on the bidens. is it impeachable? >> bret: they can call it an abuse of power, that the president they would allege, try to talk to a foreign leader to get them to investigate a political opponent and they can use that to make a case for high crimes and misdemeanors. currently the house does not have the votes, and that's why there's not about moving forward formally. but to john's point -- >> neil: they are getting close. >> bret: they are at about 200. they are getting closer. to john's point, a lot of what we knew coming into today before we saw the transcript, the reporting was

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good evening, i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, democrat on democrat warfare in houston, at least rhetorically, for the first time in the campaign, all of the top-tier democratic presidential candidates will be together on one stage for a three hour marathon debate expected to feature sharp attacks at the candidates try to differentiate themselves. meantime, back in washington were journalists of all strikes have described a circular firing squad with democrats mumbling over impeachment. we are in houston, the side of the third round of the democratic debates, we will have previews and predictions on tonight's event later in our program. plus, president trump is speaking right now to the press before leaving the white house. we will bring you that video here on fox when it comes in. first, democrats make the biggest move yet towards the goal of removing president trump from office. the head of the house judiciary committee says "make no mistake about it, he is pursuing impeachment." here's the problem, the speaker

i am bret baier in for shannon bream. tonight, special extended coverage of the third round of the democratic presidential debates just wrapped up. for the first time the top-tier candidates were altogether on one stage. the debate kicking off with former vice president joe biden tangling with progressive senators warren and sanders. from there, the candidates debating the merits of liberal policies before and at times boisterous audience. tonight we will be talking to some of the candidates life. plus plenty of analysis ahead including reaction from the heads of the dnc and the rnc. first we have fox team coverage, peter doocy is standing by working the spin room here in kristin fisher is also live in houston right outside the debate all and that is where we go first for the highlights. good evening, kristin. >> well, the big question heading into tonight's debate was will joe biden finally debate like the front row that he is? will he prove that he's worthy worthy of his place in the polls? tonight joe biden was definit

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acesse wage concerns that bret baier britain could wind up in a no deal situation he's been saying look i'm on the right track i can get a deal. there is no evidence whatsoever that he's on the right track. this was a good question came from a labor leader corbin in all of the debate said earlier in the week. coleman said boat. could you show us some proof of how these negotiations of working out. and crucially can you show us how you're going to solve the northern ireland border question because boris johnson keeps on attacking the circle northern ireland backstop as basically the system. to prevent that being a hollow bordering on island off the brexit. nothing so the crucial point where boris johnson said we are not going to agree to anything with the northern ireland backstop in it. coleman says okay so if you're making progress show us and boris johnson just bluffed he had nothing to say. there is no evidence whatsoever. bristol sister trying to threaten the e. u. he is not going to the e. u. with any sort of sensible and work out. proposals on the eve is sitting make i'm a what we

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brian: is this the song that bret baier sang with rascal flatts? did you see that?: i don't think this was the one. did i see him on stage. brian: i bet you bret baier could sing this. steve: it was kind of a rap, wasn't it? brian: i don't know. if anyone from rascal flatts is watching, if you think bret baier could sing this song, call in. all right? steve: more importantly than saluting banjo, the name of the song, let's salute ainsley. today is her birthday. [cheers] ainsley: when you get older you are like i don't care about celebrating. but thank you. brian: do you celebrate a day or a week long celebration. ainsley: it is a day if that. this year i'm kind of like meh, okay. i'm going home and see my mom who gave birth to me today. that's special to me. i love her and she has been through a lot recently. that's going to be fun. other than that, you don't even celebrate your birthday. we don't even get to talk about it when it's your birthday. brian: it's about you. this is my prediction. it's going to be a slow ramp up. here it is 6:00 in the morning. by the af

i'm bret baier. hurricane dorian is headed up the east coast. ground zero late last week, largely escaped, but the devastation in the bahamas is being described as apocalyptic. steve begins coverage tonight from nassau. good evening, steve. see five good evening, . people have been waiting for hours. sometimes, they get lucky.

i'm bret baier. hurricane dorian is headed up the east coast. people being told to get out of the way. florida, predicted to be ground zero late last week, largely escaped, but the devastation in the bahamas is being described as apocalyptic. steve begins coverage tonight from nassau. good evening, steve. see five good evening, . people have been waiting for hours. sometimes, they get lucky. >> they physical devastation is easy to see from the air. 15,000 houses destroyed or under water. entire neighborhoods wiped off the mat by hurricane dorian. >> everything that we've ever known as a people has been completely wiped out. >> steve: the category 5 storm, parked over the northern bahamas for nearly two days, lashing the islands with unrelenting winds of 180 miles per hour. it also dunked 35 inches of rain. the local airport is 6 feet under water. a local hospital destroyed, leaving a population of 7,000 people, scrambling for food, water, shelter, and medicine. the first responders were volunteers, friends, relatives, neighbors, some with oats o

howard: my point is that bret baier, martha mccam lumbar would be a lot more solid.u, super, i thought maybe he'd make an attempt to tone it down. you know, how dare the obama administration enforce the law by deporting people who were here illegally, three million of them. your take. >> i think they wanted that. i think abc was looking for some sparks, and they got them. i think the debates for the primaries, it's okay to have someone like him doing that. they don't hide it anymore. they don't hide the bias in these debates anymore. i say it all the time, it's fine when you're just talking just to democrats. my concern is what's going to happen when we get to the general debate. that's when we need to be very careful who we put up there. i know there were accusations of bias last time. i say let c-span do it this time. we need a real neutral person -- howard: it's a great suggestion. i don't see it happening. we have more to say about this. of course, the decision was made to put him on. back in a moment. ♪ ♪ howard: the most buzzed-about moment at the democratic de

." ♪ good evening, i am bret baier, we are coming to live from the white house where president trumps digging in, hunkering down against democratic efforts to impeach him and kick him out of office. the president says he deserves to face his accuser, and that he and his team are trying to learn whatever they can about him or her. to the people on the other side of the aisle are trying to keep the president and to you from finding out any information about the whistle-blower, citing concerns over that person's well-being. extensive coverage with kristin fisher here at the white house on the north long. speak of the circle seems to be widening tonight in terms of who exactly was on the call with president trump and the president of ukraine, "the wall street journal" is reg tonight that secretary of state mike pompeo was also on the call, now at the center over the whistle-blower's complaint. >> we are trying to find out of a whistle-blower. the speaker president trump admits he wants to know the identity of the whistle-blower, fueling his impeachment inquiry. he says "like every americ

." >> bret: a good evening and welcome to washington, i'm bret baier. tonight people all over the country are marking the anniversary of the attacks that left 3,000 people dead and change the world forever. president trump calling the day a beautiful morning marred by stark disbelief, agonizing sorrow and profound suffering. the president is also revealing new details about the departure of his national security advisor. tonight would begin discussion as we often do on the north lawn with john roberts. >> 24 hours after his national security advisor abruptly departed the white house, president trump revealed his issues and disagreements with john bolton go all the way back to almost the day bolton started the white house. speak to it some when i got along with very well. >> president trump today wished his national security advisor well saying he liked john bolton but bolton had too many disagreements with people the president considered important. >> president trump: he sat right in that chair, and i told him john, if those of us including the disagree

welcome to washington, i'm bret baier. we are following three major stories happening right now.in netanyahu during a public appearance today, we will bring you there. the cia pushing back hard on cnn over a report blamed president trump for highly placed spy in russia. in our top story tonight, president trump is looking for a new national security advisor. john bolton is out. he says he offered to quit. the president says he was fired. it marks the end of a short and tense relationship in which nothing, even its conclusion, was simple or harmonious

good evening, i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, joe biden is still the democratic front runner.l beat president trump in head-to-head matchups in the latest bowls and supporters of both parties say they are extremely motivated for 2020. those are all takeaways from this brand-new fox news poll. biden up 11 points on bernie sanders and 13 on elizabeth warren. all three of them must kamala harris are pulling ahead of president trump in one-on-one contests, and there is plenty of enthusiasm on both sides with two-thirds of respondents saying

more on this in the afternoon and of course tonight on "special report" with bret baier.future you might see college athletes and commercials sipping soft drinks, rocking the latest sneakers, because a new california law allows college athletes at public and private universities in the state to make money off endorsements. just like the pros do. california's democratic governor gavin newsom signed a first of its kind bill saying it's time to have the interests of the athletes on par with the interests of the institution. this new rule is set to take effect in the year 2023. course there will likely be legal challenges. the move goes against the ncaa, the top governing body for college athletics which has long opposed to paying its athletes. william la jeunesse reporting live from the west coast newsroom. >> governor newsome said it's part of its motivation to get the ncaa to act on the compensation issue which is been sitting on for more than a decade. the new law allows college athletes to sell their name, image, or likeness to the highest bidder. shoe companies, tv comm

i am bret baier. the death toll could be staggering. that from a bahamian official getting a sense of the magnitude of the devastation left by hurricane dorian in the bahamas. we are getting new information tonight on the devastation. warning, the images and descriptions of this next report are tough to watch and hear. the official death toll has risen to 30 with thousands of homes destroyed. but the unofficial death toll could skyrocket from there when you actually get to see the worst hit areas like abaco island. correspondent steve harrigan is there tonight. >> bret, i'm standing here on abaco island in the bahamas on what was someone's house just a week ago in what was someone's neighborhood also just a week ago. this was no ordinary storm. it tore the roof off a few halves. this wasn't 185-mile-per-hour winds over and over again for 36 plus hours. from the left to the right is like a place that has been jumbled like a snow globe that had been shipped for things down the foundation. we see people wander through here and find out the

musical magical >> good evening, welcome to washington, i mike emanuel in for bret baier.re following two big stories going on right now. a horrible tragedy off the coast of california as a fire on a dive boat leaves several dead and many more missing. and on the other side of the country, what could be the most powerful storm to threaten the u.s. east coast in recorded history. the big question tonight is where will hurricane dorian go? we will get the latest information on its possible destination in a few minutes. a short time ago the prime minister of the bahamas said at least five people have died in the abaco islands. right now final preparations are underway in florida, georgia, and the carolinas tonight. we begin our coverage with senior correspondent

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brad, bret baier, fox news bret baier, quoting senior official houseworked on the speech, bret says this direct defense ever trump foreign policy and priorities, and american freedom. more to the point it, was a somber straightforward delivery by design. that is something i noticed. it was a very subdued speech by the president. what did you see? >> i think it was sobering it, was factual, it was hopeful but he took on the good, the bad, the ugly and gave aid and comfort to our friends but if you notice, if you go back to similar speech by presidents, there were moments of applause. there were not any moments of applause. why? because this was a very serious speech. there were intended audiences awe pointed out, most critically china and iran. and it didn't call for applause lines. this is a speech that was a statesman-like speech. the president stood up for america. there wasn't any apology and appeasement. there was challenges, into the only to our friend but also to our adversaries, our enemies. don't mess with america. we want to be a good friend but everybody has got to do their par

i am bret baier. the death toll could be staggering.official getting a sense of the magnitude of the devastation left by hurricane dorian in the bahamas.

i will ask our own bret baier about that.orrific details from a news conference on that dive boat fire in california, and tigress joins me to talk about beto o'rourke dropping f-bombs, and whether a woman can be a kicker in the nfl. you don't want to miss "the daily briefing." >> harris: a suspect who led police on an extensive high-speed chase, and shoddy california deputy, turned out to be an illegal immigrant with a lengthy rap sheet. some finger-pointing now, at that sanctuary city. christina coleman from los angeles with more. christina? >> harris, this man who was in our country illegally and known to commit crimes is now accused of trying to kill a sheriff sergeant. deputies went to a house that he was working on to arrest him for violating a restraining order on wednesday, after he allegedly threatened to kill his wife's family. deputy say that is when herrera shot at a sheriff sergeant, hitting him in the vest and leg. herrera then escaped and hijacked the pickup truck. as it turns out, he had been in custody months

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. ♪ >> bret: good evening and welcome to washington, i am bret baier.reaking tonight, new information about the phone call that inspired a whistle-blower complaint about president trump from a member of the intelligence community. it reportedly involves a request for the president that his counterpart and you in ukraine investigate joe biden. the allegation has prompted a shrug from the president and more talk of impeachment from democrats on capitol hill. fox team in oxford are well with what is saying about all of this but we begin with chief white house correspondent john roberts with what he is learning about the complaint. >> good evening. we still don't know specifics about the complaint lodged with the intelligence community's inspector general, only that it reportedly involves ukraine and possibly some quid pro quo between president trump and ukraine's president here but we are learning more about the july phone call that president trump had with vladimir zelinski. according to "the wall street journal," which shares ownership of the fox news ch

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good evening, i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, a suspected agent for the terror group has allies facing serious charges tonight that he scouted dozens of prominent buildings and facilities in new york city as possible targets for attack. federal officials say the list includes the empire state building, times square and the united nations headquarters one week ahead of the u.n. general assembly meeting. correspondent bryan llenas has our top story tonight. good evening. >> bret, good evening. 42-year-old was arrested in july in new york city and now faces nine counts of federal charges, including providing material support for a terrorist organization. a federal prosecutor saying "he served as an operative of hezbollah and conducted surveillance of possible target locations. such covert activities conducted on u.s. soil are a clear threat to our national security." prosecutors say he surveilled dozens of locations on behalf of hezbollah in new york city including not only the united nations and quarters, the stat

. >> bret: welcome to washington i'm bret baier. breaking tonight a large part of the northern bahamas essentially erased by hurricane dorian. the first ariel images of marsh abaco and islands. it tore through the u.s. east coast left behind incredible devastation in the bahamas. at least five people dead so far. 13,000 homes heavily damaged or destroyed. but after looking at this new ariel image, experts believe those numbers will likely rise. the bahamian prime minister calls the numbers unprecedented and historic. the storm has been downgraded to category 2 with sustained winds of 110 miles per hour. the worst of the hurricane expected to stay off the coast of florida but storm surges could reach 7 feet at some points along the coast line. we'll have more on where dorian is heading in just a moment. but, first, to senior correspondent rick leventhal in atlantic beach, florida. good evening, rick. >> rick: good evening, bret. even though dorian is now tracking a bit further east off the coast of florida, authorities are warning so