brian: i'm brian kilmeade. america's fight for freedom against british rule was not the only revolution we engaged in. 60 years we had another in the state of texas. the odds of success just as long. the spectacular victory just as impressive but to this point not as wide lid known. that's about to change as we bring you "sam houston & the texas fight for freedom." the alamo is not just a model. it's a good myth about brave people making a sacrifice for something they thought was important. it was a rallying cry for the rest of the war. >> houston is the kind of guy look for a second chance in texas. he had a colorful past and had a cherokee wife. he has it in experience with the u.s. army. he was a u.s. officer. >> after the losses at the alamo, houston wanted to preserve himself in texas for a better day. it culminated in the battle of san jacinto. [♪] brian: welcome to and antonio, texas. that is the church inside the alamo. i want to flash back to what texas was like in 1820 when moses austin started bringi

from brian's picture. it was a picture of brian down on the bottom corner.as not a person. the 13th picture is a student with a mask, and it was a practical joke in the yearbook. above the word mystery man, prin regan had written frank. he picked the one middle school in all of the state of maryland where there's not a single child whose first name starts with f. that's why we have the word frank written in front of the picture of the mystery man. ♪ brian needed a frank in that year book because he needed a student whose first name started with f because he needed the letter f seven times to represent feet seven different times. and so we made a breakthrough. but we still needed to break the rest of the message. right towards the end of the interview we pointed smout anomalies that we had observed on the bottom of the code. we said, brian, what is this, why did this happen? the bottom two lines mathematically were not similar to the entire rest of the message. and of course i don't remember, don't remember. brian, his own method of using such complex methods

brian: how many people live in iran? robin: 52 million. brian: in iraq? robin: it's about a third of that a quarter of that. fourteen million, maybe. brian: in the war that just recently concluded, how many iranians lost their lives? robin: well, there are conflicting claims. the iranians claim it's about 120,000, when, in fact, the estimates for the entire war, in terms of casualties, deaths and injuries, go as high as a million. so it's somewhere in between i'm not sure we're going to know. brian: were the iranians from your experience talking to them over there, were they in favor of that war? robin: i think that there were many who felt that iraq invaded and had no grounds to, and so nationalism became a big factor in rallying support. a lot of people who were opposed to the regime felt that this was an incursion that everyone must get out and fight. so yes, they supported the early stages of the war. i think, toward the end, because of the use of chemical gas by the iraqis, because of the war of the cities, in which long -range missiles were fired on

brian brian what are we to believe?only months ago. >> clearly the only thing that changed is that he is now running for president and a party that finds itself somewhere to the left of whoopee. brian: whoopi goldberg. >> bottom line we need political leaders that will support our police, not throw them under the bus to kowtow to political correctness which is clearly what he is doing. brian: 77 years old he wants to change his resume. at least run on how are. for example in politico in 2012. taxing the rich is as dumb a policy can i think. the 1% pays about 70 percent of all the taxes and super rich pay about 50% of all the taxes. why would you do that? now watch. >> over the course of this campaign i will tell what you i will do as president and how i will do it. i will outline plans for creating good-paying jobs. raising taxes on wealthy individuals like me. >> go along to get along. trying to buy the presidency. if you are going to run as a democrat first thing going to say tax the rich and that will solve everythin

so we were looking for any computer that brian regan had access to. >> we traveled to brian's home insearch of the basement, i found a computer. >> then the computers given to our computer department to search diligently so while the computer department is looking for any evidence, we're starting to prepare for the potential to go to trial. ♪ ♪ >> most of our cases don't go to trial because they don't want classified national defense information to get out to the public. and so brian regan was offered a plea agreement. during the talk between the government and his attorneys, they hinted there was a lot of national security information that he had buried. >> we found out that he would steal classified paper documents and he took those and he buried them. >> he would print anything that had a classification on it that he felt was important enough for an adversary and leave the building with them and to his credit, he was never detected. >> once he buried them, his plan was to try to sell them to a hostile intelligence service. >> not only is it buried treasure but national treasures, o

brian: mr. the suckers, why is it always the united states? these are the questions i asked. i continued to ask them. brian: that's true. mr. president, best you can, i know you said that from day one about wiretapping, you felt as though the previous administration basically seems to have set you up to really struggle for the first three years. who is your source, what are your sources that are telling you that the obama administration was out to really hurt your administration? >> well first of all, brian, i haven't struggled because i've done more in the percent 2 1/2 years than any president in the history of our country and almost everybody admits it. between rebuilding our military, the biggest tax cut in history. brian: okay. would you say they have been in your way? would you say they have been in your way. >> supreme court -- wait a second, two supreme court justices. within a few weeks we'll have 182 federal judges. it's a record. i have done more than anybody ever had in the position

brian: lowe hote brian: lou holtz was there.go put up a and there and they did. now moving on. next thing is to bring back the national anthem before movie houses. national anthem first. okay. keep turning the page. steve: going to be tough. brian: his dad is commanding a ship right now. ainsley: mission barbecue was also recognized last night. the barbecue chain where they play the national anthem in their restaurants. steve: that's right. of course, the culmination of the night was john rich singing god bless america. if you don't have fox nation, you probably missed it. it was fantastic. watch. ♪ and guide her ♪ through the night ♪ with a light ♪ from above ♪ from the mountains ♪ come on. ♪ to the prairies ♪ to the ocean ♪ white with foam ♪ >> let me hear you sing ♪ god bless america ♪ my home sweet home. >> sing it to me. sing. ♪ god bless america ♪ my home sweet home ♪ [cheers and applause] >> god bless you all tonight. god bless america. steve: you know, that was a crowd that knew all the words. brian: absolutely. they wer

brian.o the capitol yesterday as the supreme court heard those oral arguments in the showdown over president trump's bid to end president obama's dreamer program. our next guest is a daca recipient who has previously testified before congress calling the program unconstitutional. heir larrioian necessary joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. thank you for having me. ainsley: i was surprised to hear this. i would think as a daca recipient you would not side with the president to end this program. why do you feel that way? >> >> well, at the end of the day, why wait on the supreme court to act. the way and responsibility to act and legislate has always been through congress and the white house. i know when former president obama gave the executive action we knew it was going to be a temporary solution. we knew it wasn't going to be a permanent fix. it was overreaching the executive power. what president trump is trying to do is trying to let the american people know that t

brian: look at that.by a lot of military. the belgian malimois. >> because of their intelligence, training ability, the level of training by special operations forces it is constant, it is intense, so the professionals just like their colleagues they work with. so it is not, i don't recommend people buying a belgian without proper breeding and training. she is from baden k-9. steve: she is shaking because it is cold or on tv? >> she is looking for threats. she is focused in -- ainsley: why is there on a table? >> easier for us to tell about her. brian: can you talk to us some of the training they do and way you keep her active. >> first it has to be the breeding. training is all the basics. because if you can't control a dog, main thing their attention. they have to have focus or they won't be able to do the commands. steve: we know that dog that is unnamed but we've seen a picture, chased baghdadi into a dead end tunnel. now you got an assistant who will assist us right to show what it is like for a cont

brian. brian: standing up for free speech.of it or for none of it. we don't need people to decide for us what to think, see or here. that's a lot of totalitarian crap. our next guest featured in the documentary, no safe spaces which foes nationwide, december 6th. takes free speech on college campuses to task. let's greet graeth foster. who is right here, sacha baron cohen vilifying facebook or rob schneider? >> rob schneider definitely has a point. you're for free speech or you're not. there is no a little bit. like being a little bit pregnant. either you are or you aren't. brian: i hear you. brian: he has been critical in the past. he feels stifled. you comedians are the first ones to get stifled. you can't be as creative as you want. you can't push barriers. all of sudden pushed off the stage. >> that's what is happening. a lot of places, a lot of clubs, people are complaining saying they don't like something. they're understanding, comedy comes from pain. everybody has heard the equation, tragedy plus time equals comedy. it

brian: you demand it. >> heck yeah. brian: you're jim jordan. >> i don't know about that, brian.. brian: we have nothing in the prompter. we'll just stare. feeding-frenzy-of sheet-metal-kind. and then there's performance that just leaves you feeling better as a result. that's the kind lincoln's about. ♪ hey. ♪hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network... only with xfinity xfi. download the xfi app today. steve: the sister of former isis leader baghdadi apparently captured alive, caught in a trailer with her family during a raid in northern syria. she is suspected having ties to the terror group. a turkish official calling the arrest an intelligence gold mine. joining us former u.s. marine mark geist was a member of annex security team that fought the battle of benghazi famously. he joins us live along with his service protection dog rome. >> good to be here,. steve: steve what does it make of the news that turkey captured baghdadi's sister? >> it's a win. it's a big win. she has to

brian brian i have heard democrats say yesterday hey, you know what?. morrison shouldn't be a problem. other ones they call them crazy republican conspiracies because you don't follow them they are conspiracies. others are investigations that need to be done. i see a huge problem with that on top of that, too. the republicans want to say, look, there was a reason why the president was curious about ukraine was doing in 2016 and that would establish the reason for him to be holding up the aid if, in fact, he did. steve: the witness list was due on saturday morning and ever since then the democrats have taken a look at it. and congressman hakim jeffries, a democrat from new york, who is the house democratic caucus chair said this. house republicans #cover-up caucus, want sham witnesses to testify. my two cents? get lost. lindsey graham took a look at that list and he says you know what? there is somebody we really need to hear from, and that is the person who essentially launched everything that got us to the point we are right now. and that's the whistl

brian, down to you. brian: all right.o, we have been telling you about no safe spaces. it disrupts the p.c. culture in hollywood on college campuses and in comedy. >> i have a joke about, you know, being comfortable with my size. you know, i say it depends on where i am geographically if i'm in new york i'm pleasantly. l.a. beach whale in midwest i'm anorexic and awesome. i had someone come up to me after a show saying i was bulimic in high school. i said calm down, that wasn't but, first of all. it was a joke. and that's what i'm up here to do. brian: that comedian kara foster is here. she is featured in the film. you wanted to do a film like this, right? because this has been bothering you, too? >> when i got asked to do it, i was all for it, absolutely. because i see firsthand traveling to colleges and universities taking programming that promotes free speech and inclusion and social change that people want to be connected but they are afraid to talk to each other. they are afraid to hear other points of view. and livi

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brian: okay.e books, and making them into films for the hallmark movies and mysteries channel. ainsley: because of squire and louise, they coined the phrase god winks. >> it is in the dictionary. ainsley: i remember him telling me a story he was supposed to be on oprah's show about god winks book, it was during 9/11. they canceled the show. he tried to get on every episode. she said sorry, we're booked solid. she was doing a tour of house, on her bedroom she saw the god wings book. they went to number unimmediately. >> hello, power of television. you can use it for good or for evil. steve: speaking of television, the movie will be on this weekend? >> sunday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern. brian: you want to see a clip? >> do i have to okay? >> what a day you had, huh. flat tire, missed a rehearsal dinner. >> it was fine. actually, it was fun. >> really? >> it is not like that, i told you, you wouldn't even have met if i hadn't bailed out on the gala. this man happens to walk into the wrong party and t

brian? brian: thanks, ainsley.ke isis leader al-baghdadi is set to return to the u.s. this week for a visit to the white house. despite the fact that military working dogs are not eligible, veterans are now calling for the canine, who was injured in the raid, to receive the purple heart. for example, here to here to discuss lieutenant colonel and purple heart recipient daniel gad candidate for virginia. officer who serves in iraq done braymer and miles. miles, start with you yes or no, should he. >> yes, firmly believe that. brian: why? >> this is a relationship between the men and the dog. the dog is part of the team. already, if you go -- i know 75th s ranger regiment when the dogs expire, when they die overseas in combat, they are memorialized right next to the rangers that have passed on as well. this would just be official. the guys who i have talked to still in, guys who are outside. they are all for this. brian: interesting. don, for you. this really strikes home because you are a recipient. one of the hero

brian: tough guy.d people who stand by him as isis terrorists. brian: relate check on fox nation. you were shaking your head while it was rolling. unbelievable. insulting 60 million people and everybody who works for the president. >> think about the size of this cult as they are now calling it. it's a new buzz word in the democrat quarters. so 63 million americans are cultice. i did a little digging last night when we got the topic. he has a book out mall con nance has a book out forward written by 9/11 truther martin sheen and trying to promote it book has failed. i looked for sales numbers. unlike your books, brian, his books don't sell. ranch it up go. sensational when you don't have any substance. attack 63 million americans it makes file good for a moment. it's an insult to people's intelligence. emily: when do you think they will understand all that rhetoric does is galvanize the other side even more? >> hopely right after the 2020 elections. we need a moment of honesty in this country. the bthe

brian: two things.umber one, if you are going to try to blow up the put, you have the right to do it. there is ways you can keep your anonymity and let both sides find out where you are coming from and if you have a political ax to gribsd. that's the point that doesn't mean there are not other issues to discuss. they are allowing that to be out there because he is not budging on this. certainly looked like the lieutenant colonel was about to name somebody who the "new york times" says is a cia agent with a political slant. steve: i don't know that he was going to name him because in closed door testimony, when vindman was testifying, it was adam schiff who said, no, no, no, no. don't answer that question. once again, we wondered at the beginning of the hearings yesterday whether or not adam schiff would say that. he did that. brian: meanwhile, let's just talk about gordon sondland for a second. he was the u.n. ambassador that donated to the president's campaign. steve: a million dollars to the inaugural

>> brian: i think they see weakness. can't go more than ten or 12 minutes without putting more than two or three sentences together. a >> jessica: as town hall he was wonderful. he got tough questions. >> harris: i don't want to say it's a rorschach and we see different things. at about ten before the hour, another 20 minutes or so because i think it went to 1015 eastern. i do see a slow down and i saw a little less connection with joe biden wherea shining star, answering the questions about his own grief. and it has to be exhausting to emote like that. i think he reached people in health care in that audience. to be fair, i saw a drawback at that point. i don't know why. i'm just giving you my observation. >> melissa: emily, i want to go back to jessica's original point. i think that's really interesting. she is saying the people pushing for these other candidates, or are these other candidates in the case of michael bloomberg, are the elites in the democratic party who are out of touch with the real voters out there. t

brian, ainsley, steve. steve: so, trey, the rockets are being fired at this hour where yo you are at in gaza toward israel and israel is just using the iron dome to defend themselves or are they firing more rockets at this hour back at you? >> well, they have just started responding inside the gaza strip. so they are striking a number of islamic jihad targets inside gaza with airstrikes. at the same time, we are seeing new rockets being fired from islamic jihad towards israel. so, clashes are actually taking place as we speak. earlier today the israeli military was just using missile defense system the iron dome to shoot down more than 150 rockets fired into southern israel. although this system is very affected, it does not all of the rockets. we have seen images of roads, buildings and small factories hit inside israel. so far only minor injuries are being reported. on the gaza side one of those israeli airstrikes that took place after the initial assassination did kill annual islamic jihad militant that

brian: how dare she.ee if any of last night's festivities moved the needle. some people watch the marathon impeachment inquiry yesterday for folks who missed it. here is the lineup we talked about it earlier. later today fiona hill is going to be testifying at 9:00 two hours from now. she had a problem with the investigations. and david holmes will be on the daondeist as well. here are. so highlights with the ambassador. >> did the president ever tell you personally about any preconditions for anything? >> no. >> no one on this planet told you that donald trump was tying this aid to the investigations because if your answer is yes, then the chairman is wrong and the headline on cnn is wrong. no one on this planet told you that president trump was tying aid to investigations yes or no? >> yes. >> you said to the president of the united states what do you want from ukraine? the president: i want nothing. i want no quid pro quo, i want zelensky to do the right thing. i want him to do what he ran on. why didn

welcome back to politicking let's turn now to our for the go panel they are brian joyce host of the brian joyce show on talk with you airing on dummy geale w. f. and he's in chattanooga and in washington the dhaval franco former member of the george w. bush administration was also a spokesperson for the john mccain and mitt romney presidential campaigns brian will sell with you what's your assessment of the teacher in hearings after day one . after day one i mean quite honestly larry i think democrats almost have all the evidence they need to impeach i mean look at this point to me the impeachment hearings themselves are just a technicality we have the president's own chief of staff on national television admitting that there was a quid pro quo we have republicans trying to claim that the president clearly said on the phone line that there was no quid pro quo which to me larry doesn't make a difference i mean if i were to walk into a gas station and rob a gas station does it matter if i say i'm not robbing your gas station of course not if the evidence is there and we know we have the evi

brian: you can. of the dollar, so capital has continued to flow to amid growthtates and tighter policy. 2017, you had more of a synchronized expansion that favored the rest of the world. we needed a coordinated policy mix to get there. it appears we are getting back to that environment. we disrupted that was stimulus and fed rate hikes. now we are back to federal reserve not doing much of anything, ecb and bank of japan supporting the economy, and china working to stimulate growth. francine: when you look at central banks around the world, does everything rely on the fed? this is a very tom keene question, is the fed the central banker to the world? brian: it is, to the extent that the dollar is the transmission mechanism. what the federal reserve is realizing is having tighter policy in a slow growth, dare we say disinflationary world, leads to a strengthening dollar, outside theht from world that is disruptive to non-dollar valuations and to the u.s. economy. it hurts corporate earnings, so the res

>> yes. >> brian kiefer, aka, money. brian's nickname is money. do you know why?ably because he -- he is a boss. he owns his own company. and he runs in the same circles of people. >> brian ran a building renovation business but he also had a criminal past. troubling to you? >> yes. it's always troubling when you know they have records and they're doing things outside the law. so that is always a concern. >> did you think for a moment that possibly he might have done this? >> yes. everybody, once again, everybody is still on the table. we don't know who did it. >> and unlike lance that either was or wasn't on a shrimp boat, detectives leshd that brian had been spotted in jacksonville recently. now they wanted to talk to him. coming up -- >> brian tells us some things that only the person that was there would know. >> but couldn't that make him a suspect? >> yes. >> could. >> and he also reveals something else. what a friend told him. >> what does he say? does he say she was dead or does he say anything about that? >> he said that she was saying stop, you're killin

thank you. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: brian regan. brian regan!hat i've - >> wow, thank you. >> jimmy: i've been a fan of you for years. >> thank you >> jimmy: i love your act. i've never seen you, i believe, get heckled. but i'm sure everyone gets heckled at -- once or twice in their career >> i get -- i don't know i don't get mean heckles i get, like weird heckles. [ laughter ] i was doing a show and i wanted to do my airline joke. so, i said, "hey, i just flew into town" and i did my airline stuff. >> jimmy: yeah >> later, without thinking, i wanted to do my greyhound bus jokes. so, i said, "hey, i took a a greyhound bus into town," not realizing i just said that i'd flown into town. [ light laughter ] later, same show, i wanted to do the rental car jokes. so i said, "hey, i drove a a rental car into town." this guy in the back goes, "hey that's three modes of transportation." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: weird heckle >> the first time in the history of comedy, the word "modes" was used in a heckle [ laughter ] how do you come back after that "hey, q

i am brian sullivan. are the unicorns getting dehorned funding rounds hitting the low rest level in the year mind the gap look at the growing divide between what ceos and you, the consumer, think about the american economy and there's a brewing problem in the drug industry being caused by prices that are, get this, too low. hard to believe but a very interesting story for you straight ahead all that and much more coming up >>> we begin with these markets at some new highs. and rahel with those. >> i hate to southbound e soundn record all three averages logging fresh highs. okay you get a record you get a record everybody gets a record. so any finish in the green would set a new record closing for each the s&p 500 is trying for its 25th record close of the year. its 11th in november alone stocks are on pace for their best month since june. turning to the small caps. we're going to turn to the small caps in a moment check out the russell 2,000. it is up about 12% in the past few months but it's still laggin

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look, here's the thing, brian. there was a poll that showed 70% of americans believe that the president of the united states did something wrong. you can't get anybody to agree that today's wednesday nowadays. that's how divided we are. so that is what republicans are going to have to deal with in some of these districts and some of these states. is the president of the united states above the law or not? and clearly some districts will have different conversations, but this is where we are. we do have people who are watching, who were watching the hearings, are now moving more steadily closer and closer to impeachment. and that's just a reality of the situation. >> and karine, just a quick answer to this. what's the viewer's guide to the judiciary now as they take the baton from intel? i think it's safe for everyone to admit they were rather embarrassed during the corey lewandowski appearance when they were last on live television. >> yeah. so now we're in the judiciary hearings phase of this, committee phase of t

brian: right. >> who made that statement? he made it up. then after he got caught, three days later he started saying parody. the thing i did that was right, brian, the thing i did that was right, i released the transcript of the call immediately. had i not done that, i would have had a big problem. a big problem because they all lied about my call. my call was perfect. if you heard adam schiff's made-up version of my call, i mean it was the worst thing i

brian joins us on fixed income.nded about this bull market and what do i do with an intelligent portfolio allocation? what do you do right now? brian: fixed income investors have been cautious, just like equity. yields is the lower running out of steam. how can i get income, capture upside and not get damaged in growth? tom: we just heard from china. the upward, mr. xi looking for humanity. the presidential ballet, 2020. how do you fold that world into you being senior vice president? what do i do with my money at morgan stanley? brian: fixed income markets are calm. a lot of the noise, they are not concerned anymore about, or for now about trade war and the political noise. markets have said uncertainty peaked. we want a truce in the trade war. there will be an election. for now, central-bank easing and growth. risk on rotation, visit something with trade or something deeper that could go wrong? liquidity or something else? brian: there is always a fear of background issues popping. the biggest risk in market is co

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"the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. someone is trying to spread doubt about last week's results of the election in kentucky. even though there is no doubt. shadowy operators pushing the narrative online and what it tells us about 2022. "the 11th hour" gets under way for a new week on a monday night. >>> good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters. day 1,026 of the trump administration. in less than 48 hours, house democrats call their first witnesses to give public testimony in the impeachment inquiry. tonight they released more transcripts of those closed door depositions from defense department official lawyer camera cooper along with state department officials katherine croft and christopher anderson. laura cooper, only pentagon official to testify, spoke to lawmakers on 23 october, the same day that republicans stormed into that intelligence committee hearing room in protest. it was her deposition, you may recall, that they interrupted for several hours. when she finally was able to testify, she told inve

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brian, you are. well, i rememberwe remainers. brian, you are.ber we were saying the same thing during the 2016 brexit referendum, maybe the regeneration will come out and save the remaining side. but i think there are a couple of interesting things about this. it is the brexit referendum, but a couple of other things have been going on. the laughing, people simply do not trust what politicians say any more. so for example, bbc's question time programme the other night, you have a labour mp saying "in our manifesto, we are going to raise income tax on people raising over £80,000 and that is a top 5%." that is correct, but a voter in the audience put his hand up and said he and that amount and he is not in the top 50%. they were all nodding along. the vast majority did not believe it. labour is right factually when they say that, but people don't believe it. why? because politicians have the last few years been telling them don't trust the expert any more. they are i'iow trust the expert any more. they are now reaping the results of having said th

than brian may astrophysicist and queen's lead guitarist. the concert spectacle opened the storm especially we met the man who started it all. all these guys are really my heroes and. that i could never never imagine that one day i'm going to put together a festival to bring all these heroes of my childhood all my get together and i should be part of the festivities that by paying tribute to all of that. garrick israelian here next to brian may is a professor of astrophysics native to armenia he launched the star most best of all in 2011 on the canary islands bringing artists together with veteran astronauts and scientists and not just any scientists but such big names as stephen hawking. i think the main goal of stubbornness as i say suspicion this is that's why they said it me we should create a festival over people out inspired and the or one of the race to inspire them is actually to bring these guys to get to have buzz aldrin on stage with brian may correct people see real heroes and treat them like stars. the 5th edition of the festiva

>> i think she's up to good politic politicking, brian.speculation she would like to replace mike pence on the ballot. i really see her trying to keep one foot in the camp of establishment traditional republicans and the other foot solidly in a place where some day she could take advantage of that trump base that is so powerful within the republican party. and i don't think there's any republican politician that's done a better job of appealing to both sets and both sides of the republican party. a very difficult thing to do. she's got a lot of detractors out there, people who don't like what she's saying, but this is somebody who has done very, very good politics over the course of the last few years. >> kurt, if you had placed a bet with the odds makers in las vegas that deeply troubling would be the phrase that pays in 2019, you would have been way ahead of the game financially. so the latest republican who is deeply troubled is condi rice. the question is, do you think she speaks for, for lack of a better term, a silent majority of peo

"the 11th hour" with brian williams starts right now. t now. >>> the drama is deepening around the former mayor, tv lawyer and accused bag man for donald trump.ag the latest allegation is that rudy tried to loosen six figures from the ukrainian government while he was there as trump's back channel, the latest on what rudy is saying. >>> a report on the "washington post" calls into question the phone call between trump and sondland where the president insisted nond quid pro quo. all evidence to the contrary. >>> also tonight, the lights come up as impeachment hearings ramp up again a week from today. what do the democrats have planned, all of it as "the 11th hour" gets underway on this thanksgiving eve, wednesday night. >>> good evening, once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york, day 142 of this trump administration. new information continuing to squirrel tonight around rudy giuliani after he was found to be conducting some sort of foreign policy, while not remotely connected to the u.s. government.ne "the new york times"

let's get to brian sullivan and the half >>> thank you very much. and welcome to the halftime report, everybody. i am brian sullivan in for scott today and that is a look at the economic club of new york. that's a look at about eight to ten chairs of the economic club of new york, which is where president trump is set to speak any moment now as you just heard aman talk about, the president is widely expected to hit on trade and the economy. investors not just hoping for a positive tone, but also some real and concrete details about how the trade talks with china are going, for example, who day will we meet, who will they be meeting with, and of course better known as the new nafta. and the s and p and the nasdaq hitting new highs. let's bring in our investment committee. joe, stephanie and john, marg reet reed, union bank private bank, and rob of ubs private wealth management. so stocks, joe, pushing to new highs. you've got the president who is probably going to tout a strong economy, high gdp, low unemployment is he going to give the market anothe

let start with fiona hill herself, brian.n i was preparing to be the supreme allied commander of nato, i kind of went on foot patrol around the circuit talking to experts. everybody said to me this was seven or eight years ago as i was preparing for that four-year assignment, you got to talk to dr. fiona hill. i've known her well over a decade. she is rock solid. she's an immigrant to this country, was born in northern england. she's literally the daughter of a coal miner, ph.d from harvard, a career civil servant who has come in and out of government. i would take her word over anybody's in a situation like this. i'll tell you what, brian, she doesn't back up to anybody. she is someone who will speak the truth to power. that's what you saw her do in her very powerful testimony. >> as a man who has served in theaters where military aid becomes real, where weapons are used as the end product of policy, what do you tell a nation like ukraine, having suffered losses of 14,000 and in the middle of this horrible, grinding conflict