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live, texas congressman john rat live and georgia congressman doug collins are, they were knee deep inweek. the show is live at 10 a.m. on sundays. plus on fox business channel, 6-9 a.m. eastern for mornings with maria. set the tone every weekday. have a great rest of the weekend, everybody. thanks so much for joining us. >> have a great sunday everybody. ♪. maria: good sunday morning everyone thank you for joining us maria bartiromo coming up straight ahead. exclusively right here on sunday morning features. on capitol hill congressman john ratcliffe one of the gop stars on the intel committee overseeing public impeachment inquiry hearings, he is life telling us about last weekend to look ahead of the second week of hearings on the hill and whether the testimony we've heard so far will move the ball forward on the democrats impeachment. latebreaking developer friday night, what will happen when the hearings and, house judiciary committee doug collins on t

congressman doug collins. the ranging member of the house judiciary committee. thanks for being here tonight. as john roberts reports, after all the hell me -- after all the melodrama. it amounts to not one whit. am i businessing something? >> they are not looking for something factual. they are just looking for ways to get at this president. bill taylor's prepresumptions. the democrats are just taking this line and trying to piece together a puzzle the american people are looking at saying this is not a puzzle we are buying anymore. ukrainians did not know the discussions were going on. zelensky said i didn't feel any pressure. july 25, all the stuff mr. day more was taking place was further than that. he was talking about the pressure coming for these meetings. he pointed to mr. giuliani. he didn't point to the president. if adam schiff is going after the president, the president said there was no quid pro quo which we believe, and it was backed up by the transcript and backed up by the actions. >> that what

joining me is doug collins. i know you are very busy. we have seen the democrats lie, spin and block gop cross-examination. what other stunts do you expect at the public hearing tomorrow? >> well, you said what are they hiding? they are hiding the fact they have nothing on the president. they are fighting the fact that the evidence has shown nothing improper was on the call. both ends said there was no pressure. did he ask proper question? we are called on asen a governmt to make sure corruption doesn't exist in a country we give aid to even if it's a former vice-president and his son. this is something the president was doing right.t. tomorrow they will try -- i call it putting flowers on the show. they will say here are the worst parts. they will put the witnesses together. you can't even take time to dwelve into each of them individually. you go under adam schiff's rules saying here's the way we are going to do it. all they want you to see is the show. what is appalling is how the media said this is the most important day in history.

doug collins on deck to join us demanding answers from abc news over what they learned about epstein and his victims and why the story was shelved. college campuses under fire this time with economists and staffers, protesters say they are tired of the trump administration murdering people. ben shapiro joins us. welcome to fox news at night. we begin with the marathon impeachment hearing day. you have been tracking every part of this today. >> reporter: definitely more the marathon today than a sprint. day 3 public hearings kicked off. more of a marathon than a sprint. lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, talking about the phone call with volodymyr zelinsky and alarms by what they heard. >> what i heard was inappropriate. >> the references to specific individuals and investigations such as former vice president biden and his son struck me is political in nature given the former vice president is a political opponent of the president. >> the republicans pushed back arguing >> he took his concerns about a director national security council. >> you report to tim morrison correct? >> in

firsup, representative doug collins of georgia.e's the highest ranking republicann the house judiciary committee. congressman, welcome. rep. collins: great to be back. hear a lot, if notf whatable to was said today. what did you come away with? rep. collins: the big take away nothing new. this, the hearing was just a heard in the closed-door we saw the transcripts on both these witnesses. what we heard today was simply a public airing of what we have already read. it is a tv movie made out of a transcript. the takeaway was, there is nothing new. we go back to the basics and if there is nothing new in the testimony, what do we know? we know the call, there is no quid pro quo. there was no linka, ambassador taylor kept saying there was no linkage. he had conversatio with zielinski -- zelensky where it never came up. i want to ask, i heard all these comments about how amazing the day was. but there was nothing new. judy: the democrats have a different view of this. testimony and say there was linkage in those conversations, not just t

jp commerce when doug collins is on deck to join us here. doubling down, demanding answers from abc news about what they learned about epstein's and his victims and why the story -- free speech on college campuses again under fire tonight. this time hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. we begin tonight with correspondent turner at the democrats marathon impeachment hearing in chile and you have tracking every part of this today. >> yes, it's finally over. definitely more of a marathon today than a sprint. so day three, public hearings kicked off. it was, like i said, more of a marathon than a sprint. first up, vindman and williams, details to the vice president's office. both won president trump's infamous july 25th call with president dominski of ukraine and both alarmed by what they heard. >> i was concerned by the call. what i heard was inappropriate. >> references to specific individuals and investigations such as former vice president biden and his son struck me as political in nature, given that the

first up, representative doug collins of georgia.committee. congressman, welcome back to the newshour. >> great to be back with you, judy. >> woodruff: so i assume you were able to hear a lot if not all of what was said today.e what did you cay with? keaway for today is nothing new. the hearing was just a regurgitation of what we heard was leaked outo frm adam schiff in the closed door hearings. we've seen the transcripts from both witnesses. what we've heard is a public airing of what we read, making f tv kinovie out of a transcript already there. the big takeay at the end of the dais there's nothing new here. we go back to the basics, if there's noing new in the trnlings what do we know? we know the call itself, no quid pro quo. we know coming ouom today, no linkage. mr. ambassadoraylor said no linkage he had. he had conversations with zelensky in which it never came up. weound they did ge the aid. we look forward to this, no pressure. attend of the day, i heard hemments about how amazing day was. attend of the day, there was nothi

live, texas congressman john rat live and georgia congressman doug collins are, they were knee deep inthe show is live at 10 a.m. on sundays. plus on fox business channel, 6-9 a.m. eastern for mornings with maria. set the tone every weekday. have a great rest of the weekend, everybody. thanks so much for joining us. i'll see you nex time. ♪ ♪ gerry: hello and welcome to "wall street journal" at large. after weeks of closed door sessions, the house of representatives finally brought impeachment into the open this week. in two days of hearings, the intelligence committee heard from a passing of diplomats about president trump's interactions with the ukrainian government. democrats tried to make the case that the president had abused the power of his office. republicans sought to undermine the witnesses and that case. to no one's surprise, it doesn't really look like any minds were changed. meanwhile, the already congested road to the 2020oc

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wait until this week when doug collins and nadler are the focus on the judiciary committee. doug exposed them last time. that's why they went to schiff. when it comes out this week, the president is creating jobs. the economy is growing. ages are going up. -- wages are going up. they are reducing illegal immigrants. people like the results. >> there are local considerations. in the "new york times" piece people are telling them i like what this guy says but i am going back to the president. >> in 2016 donald trump was not the only candidate. people looked at the other candidate and said i had doubts about this guy, but given the choice i am going with the president. that will happen again. >> robe obama is weighing in on the 2020 race. here's what he thinks of joe biden according to politico. >> who is beat donald trump? obama told people close to him before biden entered the race that biden would have to earn it. >> obama believed that biden had no connection to voters in iowa and would only speak out, obama, if sanders emerges from the pack. is this the kiss of death for sa

trish: cabot thank you, a big show tomorrow night, with continental man doug collins. kennedy: ima one woman journalism school, welcome. happy impeachment hearings eve everyone. house intelligence committee adam schiff, the ring leader gets 45 minutes. talking about whistleblower, or the bidens, telling fellow democrats, the house is an impeachment inquiry and committee will not serve as venues to further investigate sham into bidens. u.s. elect interference that president trump pressed ukraine to undertake for his political benefit. but house republicans have their own new playbook for the showdown. g.o.p. staffers detailed their president trump defense strategy. this is going to be interesting, key points. one, july 25 phone call summary shows no evidence of pressure on president of ukraine, and trump and ukraine president have said there was no pressure. and three, the ukrainians were not aware that u.s. military aid was being withheld, how dumb are they? >> and military aid of the approved to go to ukraine anyway. no harm, no foul, that number 5, with the brouhaha

as doug collins says, let's put him on the witness stand if he's going to be judge and jury.wondering how long ago congressman can get away withing this stuff, saying things that aren't true. i am just wondering how many times you can cry wolf without getting caught. >> it's just like nancy pelosi, she is unyouthful. adam schiff, i think it's all about maintaining power. they know they cannot beat this president at the ballot box. they are desperate to get him out of office before the election and they are willing to risk the security of this country. it's sad, but it united us. it's time to fight and we are going to do it. democrats have a lot to worry about and they may change their mind when it comes to a vote on impeachment. thanks for coming in. appreciate it. coming up, love comes in many forms. viral video of a toddler showing aaffects for a scary devil baby. but a new report on the seemingly endless barrage of freebies from democratsing moving young people towards socialism. that coming next. no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs los

victoria toensing, joe digenova and doug collins among our guests tomorrow. for the drain they are placing on this nation in productivity losses and opportunity costs and hard dollars. this stuff all costs money and it should make every single one of us very, very mad. i'm trish regan joining you from our nation's capital. i have a sit-down interview with vice president mike pence. this impeachment will go nowhere because they don't have a leg to standing on in the senate. nor do they have a shred of evidence to s

victoria toensing, joe digenova and doug collins among our guests tomorrow. good night from new york. trish: the dems should be ashamed for the drain they are placing on this nation in productivity losses and opportunity costs and hard dollars. this stuff all costs money and it should make every single one of us very, very mad. i'm trish regan joining you from our nation's capital. i have a sit-down interview with vice president mike pence. this impeachment will go nowhere because they don't have a leg to standing on in the senate. nor do they have a shred of evidence to suggest the president committed a crime. the whole charade comes with a price tag. the mueller investigation that cost $32 million, that was the hard collar quantifiable costs. i'm even including productivity losses nor opportunity costs which could be so large they are uncountifiable. they will cost taxpayers tens of millions of dollars while resulting in productivity losses because the dems are so darn busy looking for that smoking gun. border control. it used to be their issue. or how abou

who control the house think is most appropriate at this point but here is what ranking member doug collins on the house judiciary committee told bret baer tonight. >> the problem is they want to appear they have done something when all they did was solidify adam schiff's control. let's have an honest debate. if you want this to be a true inquiry tweet treated with respect and deference it deserves, not the way they are doing now in the basement of the capital simply letting people know what they want to know. >> how does it today's vote give any rights to the minority party or the white house for the president? does it? >> before i get to the process every single witness as far as we know from public reports including the dramatic core, two white house witnesses have confirmed the same thing which was the president was demanding a personal favor in the nature of campaign interference in exchange for a national security aide to begin to ukraine. >> that is not what morrison said today. we read part of it. >> he said he didn't think it was violation of the law but he was concerned the aid wa

trish: cabot thank you, a big show tomorrow night, with continental man doug collins.appy impeachment hearings eve everyone. house intelligence committee adam schiff, the ring leader gets 45 minutes. talking about whistleblower, or the bidens, telling fellow democrats, the house is an impeachment inquiry and committee will not serve as venues to further

joining me doug collins. glad to have you back. what do you think? what's your synopsis of today?> it's simple. nothing learned, nothing new. we knew what they wanted to do to start with. if you look at it from the perspective. you never heard anything adam schiff said today. wausau today was a bunch of how many hearsays do i have? what are you talking about? and the president didn't do anything and they got their money? the democrats are grasping at straws. if this is their best attempt, they have a long way to go. trish: adam schiff said he had proof there was collusion with the russians only for everyone to find out there was no such thing. >> you are assuming something have much not in evidence, that's the credibility of adam schiff. that's what we have seen the past three years. when he says he has seen corruption, let's just face the facts. this goes back to november 2016 when there were tears in brooklyn because hillary clinton lost. donald trump the president actually came into office and did what he said he was going to do. our economy respond, or standing in the world re

this doug collins, ranking member.tation and invited the president to testify if he wants to. steve: they continue variety him, of course. emily: last night at that rally he got a lot of supportive fans and big welcoming to florida's newest resident. we heard today from pete hegseth who got a lot of comments who said the president spoke to he was honest. he spoke to exactly how they were feeling. they felt he was representing them. they were supporting him in every way. steve: let's bring in sarah sanders. former white house press secretary joining us from little rock the day before thanksgiving. sarah, good morning few. >> good morning. great to be with you guys. steve: one of the things the president said last night is he said that essentially he has won the last two weeks of public opinion as the democrats rolled out their case against him impeachment wise. how does he say that? >> look, i think he has actually won more than the last two weeks. i think that the country is winning under this president. by any standar

and republican from georgia, doug collins says if that happens.to call 345 man adam schiff up and ask him all sorts of stuff he doesn't want to answer right now. listen. >> come to the judiciary committee. be the first witness and take every question asked of you. [applause] starting with your own involvement with the whistleblower. folks, this ain't over. get ready the cloud that is dropping will be dropping on their heads because process matters and substance will always win out in the end and this president has nothing to worry about on substance. ainsley: he wants to know the connection between schiff and the whistleblower to find out if there is one. brian: there is no timetable either. adam schiff has done some interviews. he's going to offer those transcripts up. steve, you say not all the three-point shot is going to get out. steve: he gets to pick. brian: whenever those transcripts go out some of those people be recalled again to answer in public. going to be very curious to see if adam schiff is going to shut people down in public like d

she has been incredible and he's also a special man, congressman doug collins. great job. you. see, they like you, doug. they better like you. we also have a first lady at this. right?ide, very popular, youyou have a first lady have a first lady in jordan -- georgia named marty camp -- kemp. life is not so easy for brian, he is working all the time. so i want to thank you very much for being here. lieutenant governor jeff duncan, [applause] former terrific baseball player, by the way, for those of you who do not know. attorney general chris carr [applause] thanks. and the attorney general elective of kentucky is here. we had a great kentucky, but got no credit for it. really works hard and -- work hard and almost one. i think isn. contesting it. i think is contesting it. we brought him up 19 points in the media said that was a bad night for trump. we won five of the six races. the first african-american attorney general for kentucky. this is going to be a star. i predicted you. i predicted you. daniel cameron, so proud of you. wow. he won by a lot. a lot of fun from the net

>>georgia representative doug collins also worried the bill doesn't protect kids this bill all fulfill prevent marijuana thc concentrates making problems in animals from getting into the hands of those who should not. >>have been. >>and some senators like democrat sherrod brown of ohio say it's unlikely the senate would ever vote to fully decriminalize marijuana. >>i think the interest in the senate would be pretty much narrowly confined to medicinal marijuana. >>that was trevor surely reporting that bill now goes to the full house for a vote, although at this point is not clear exactly when that vote is going to happen. >>new details after a deadly attack that left a pregnant mother and her unborn baby dead. heartbreak after horror her family and friends >>there's always ready to do what was right. he was always big on doing what was right. >>loved ones and pain describing tyrone all over williams as a man of principle, a loving uncle who would do anything for his family. williams was stabbed and killed on a par train one defending another passenger tonight, his niece talk to a crowd

>> i think kevin makes some great points with his colleagues mike mccaul and doug collins. it's indicative of what the mainstream national media does. they tend to ignore these corrupt things going on in the left. take katie hill for instance in california. rather than pointing out that she's a predator preying on employees in her own office, celebrate her as some kind of celebrity or victim. rather than calling out the lieutenant governor and the governor of virginia for things they've done in the past that are documented, they sweep it under the rug. now they won't even talk about the bidens. i hope he gets answers to these questions but it seems to be indicative of what the mainstream media does with stories on the left. if this was a republican they would be held accountable every minute of every day. >> mike: of course katie hill, a cost her her job. now lee zeldin saying i believe we should not go forward with the next open public hearing until the rest of these transcript's are out because i have questions to ask of these witnesses based off of what we have heard. wh

impeachment hearing today, or was it one long funeral mask for the democrats customer congressman doug collinsnd steve scalise are going to break it all down. we are going to hear from dan bongino and here exclusive white house response with pam bondi as well. also tonight, the key reasons, this is going to be important, why president trump wanted answers from ukraine. some of that has gotten lost in this tedious coverage. and ed henry is here with some new reporting on that issue tonight appeared also raymond arroyo is back with the seen end. a congressman runs out of gas on air. and joe biden becomes a grandfather again today. but first, story time with adam schiff. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." >> those of you at home, time to change the channel, turn down the volume. or hide the kids come up with them to bed. i yield to mr. schiff for story time hour. >> laura: when you think back on your days in kindergarten or first grade may be, you might remember that time each week when your teacher or maybe a special guest sat on a stool or on the floor with the children gathering around, an

kevin mccarthy and congressman like a he and doug collins have sent a letter to the network demanding answers. on questions, who decided not to run the story and why. and finally the two jail guards who failed to check on jeffrey epstein the night of his death could face come all charges for falsifying prison documents. the guards were supposed to check on him every 30 minutes but there are reports that one or both of them fell asleep and then doctor blogs. they were offered a plea deal but turned them down. the bureau of prison's chief will face questions on capitol hill tomorrow. kaimac thanks. house minority leader kevin mccarthy in two of the top republicans demanding abc news explain why it spiked the story about sex abuse allegations three years ago. let's bring in republican congressman from minnesota. leader mccarthy said, quote, it is imperative the public be a sure, human trafficking are not tempered by financial interests or outside forces. do you expect leader mccarthy to get answers from the network? >> can make some great points. it is indicative of what the mainstream n

chairman nadler writing to doug collins of georgia. judiciary committee. nadler gave him the same deadline as the president. he would like to know by friday if he would like to issue any subpoenas or seek any written testimony from witnesses. where do things stand? according to the wall street journal, a full house vote on articles of impeachment could come before christmas which would set the stage for a possible senate in january. we have annette lopez, a columnist for "business insider" and philippe is a former deputy secretary assistant of state. and we have a white house correspondent for the "new york times." andy, let's start with a letter to the president. what's written tliherein. it seems like there will be obstruction of justice charges against the president. >> yeah, three potential charges. one is abuse of power, using his position and second is obstruction not letting witnesses from the white house to testify and holding back documents and the third potential is to look at potential obstruction charge from the mueller rep

his name is congressman doug collins. great job. great job. thank you. thank you. e you, doug. they had better like you. he doesn't great job for the state. we have a first lady, very popular nationwide. if you have a first lady -- you have a first lady in georgia named marty camp who is very popular. she is here. she loves the people, she loves the state, she loves everything about it and she has made life easier because life is not so easy for brian, he is working overtime. thank you very much for being there. lieutenant governor jeff duncan. former terrific baseball player for those of you who don't know. you are -- your georgia attorney general chris carr. thank you, chris. great job. the attorney general elect of kentucky is here. he has been a big star. i don't know. we did great in kentucky but we got no credit. we have a man running for governor who worked hard but he was down a lot. almost won, and i think he is contesting it. is that right? we brought him up 19 points. then the media said that was a bad night for trump. but we also won five of six of the r

you're going to have doug collins of georgia, ranking member, who's thinking about running for the senateso it is going to be political theater on steroids and i have to say this -- i respect jerry nadler, but he's not adam schiff, and if you look at the corey lewandowski hearing, chairman nadler let it get out of hand and i hope it doesn't happen with the house judiciary nap will only benefit president trump. >> jennifer, if the white house legal team turns down these invitations the democrats will really have the ball more than they do so already. why wouldn't the president at least send a lawyer to be there in that room? >> well, that's why i think that he will, because, you know, that gives them the opportunity to ask questions and, again, kind of try to change the focus, muddy the waters. i don't think they will let the democrats have what will be more smooth sailing towards an impeachment vote. i think they will try to muck it up a little bit at least, and even though matt gaetz and jim jordan are going to do the heavy lifting for him, i still think he'd take the opportunity to send

doug collins, top republican on the house judiciary committee argued his panel may try to call house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff. with president clinton's impeachment in 1998, the judiciary committee heard from independent counsel ken starr, the president's accuser. collins argues that schiff is the accuser, republicans would like to question schiff the same way president clinton's council challenged ken starr, democrats crafted the resolution so that he has ball control and may never cede to the judiciary committee. in the next couple of weeks, the house will release transcripts into the depositions, that will be the first public peek into what is going behind closed doors, and it will be a sprint to write articles of impeachment before christmas. that matches the clinton timeline in 1998. the house impeached president clinton on the saturday before christmas. back to you. >> sean: what we are about to see play out is just a big show trial, kind of what you would see in cuba, former soviet union, even iran. the political target is afforded zero rights. this is not wo