he was able to pose as a farc person. not as a farc guerrilla.rillas operate in the jungle, shoot people and are on the front lines but they need people to move money, sell drugs and to travel and carlos had that ability to pose himself as a farc supporter. >> if we could get carlos in front of viktor bout, we knew he'd be able to deliver. carlos was the king of sting. >> it's not a game. it's not a movie. it's real life. you can get killed. i am part of the dea, but i am no dea agent. i am the source. >> the history of carlos is that he grew up in central america. he got involved with the military and as what happens in many of these countries is the military, law enforcement, politicians somehow get caught up in corruption. and carlos found himself in that situation. he was helping move money on behalf of the cartels. >> so on his own will, he went to dea in the central american country and said, this is what i'm doing. and i want to make amends. >> it's help philadelphia thful that background and understand the criminal networks and lived it.

he was able to pose as a farc person. not as a farc guerrilla. farc guerrillas operate in the jungle, shoot people and are on the front lines but they need people to move money, sell drugs and to travel and carlos had that ability to pose himself as a farc supporter. >> if we could get carlos in front of viktor bout, we knew he'd be able to deliver. carlos was the king of sting. >> it's not a game. it's not a movie. it's real life. you can get killed. i am part of the dea, but i am no dea agent. i am the source. >> the history of carlos is that he grew up in central america. he got involved with the military and as what happens in many of these countries is the

once we did that, we set the time, smulian came to romania, carlos was in romania and the other farcmania. all their efforts from to moment on were to get viktor to come in and that's where we encountered some curveballs. in getting viktor to come to romania. >> we told him we need weapons, that we got the money and we need to meet face-to-face with him to finalize the business. >> one of the things we did say to victor was that we had money in romania. it was millions of dollars in cash and that cash was waiting for him in romania. that actually made the deal sweeter because viktor wouldn't want money in a bank to pay for this because he's been sanctioned. we wa he wanted the cash. that was enticing to get to romania and one thing you can count on from people like viktor bout, it's all about money. >> he said he's going to try to get to romania and trying to get the visa. >> viktor was trying to get a visa. he was told he could get it in a couple days and progressed and viktor said it might be easier to go across the border. we couldn't do that so we had to come up with an excuse an

the polls showing 47% outright opposed to this farce.ays your judge the about the impact of the way this inquiry as the dimms like to refer to it. how is it going and how is it going to play? >> i think our nation is pretty polarized. but i think what most americans can't tolerate is congress pursuing an effort to overturn the will of the american people when an election is less than a year away. they are not doing things americans care about. what accomplishment can the democrats point to. when they traveled the country they said we'll pass new healthcare legislation. we'll work with the administration to lower drug prices. we'll work the administration to pass structure. we'll work with them to pass trade deals. they have nothing to show since 2018. here we are and all we are doing is more endless investigations. i think the american people are tired of it. they are frustrated. they look at the record of this administration and they see all-time low unemployment. 500,000 new manufacturing jobs. 7 million jobs created since this preside

so call impeachment inquiry is now conclusive whether or not they have the good sense to end that farceow. adam schiff and the intelligence committee as it's called have assaulted president trump for 58 days and appear to have wrapped up what they term public hearings. the radical dimms producing witnesses, some who actually stood up for the president. some sillier than gordon sondland and none sillier than fiona hill. today's witnesses offered more of the same hearsay, more of the impressions and suppositions we heard aplenty in previous days of public hearings. the dimms have done their worst trying to couple with something, anything to realize their fantasy of overthrowing the president of the united states. you republicans on the tonight he for their part have been simply outstanding. the party standing together, defending the president as never before, lays waste to the democrats and their folly. devin nunes played out the radical dimms' losing legacy. >> it's not president trump who got caught, it's the democrats who got caught. they got caught falsely claiming they had more than

lou: th the impeachment farce that's going on. they end the game?we are trying to play by the rules. i think it only thing we dock is get into a guerrilla fight with them to make sure the american people know what a farce it is. every member is equal. because he sits in the chairman's role he doesn't treat anybody like an equal. lou: he's not being democratic. >> walk out and see what kind of chaos. you lose nothing if they are not going to let you be a part of it. the one woman on the committee, they wouldn't let her talk. she is a fabulous member, worked for the state department. lou: up next, red storm rising, china moving to expand its economic footprint in brazil. what happened there? and what security concerns over huawei and zte mean for a prospective trade deal with china. we are told they are close. dr. michael pillsbury after this quick break. stay with us. lou: the brazilian president says he wants to incorporate more chinese capital into his country to finance a number of infrastructure projects. he posted president xi for a summit in br

asked a court to decide whether he should ahear before congress to take part in the sham impeachment farce. he's trying to join a lawsuit put together by allbone on and his deputy john kupperman. they are asking whether they should obey the white house directions or the subpoena of congress. an attorney for bolton and kupperman oppose the move by mulvaney arguing their cases are different to mulvaney's as he still works at the white house. former ambassador to the united nations, nikki haleyn with a new book in which she reveals former secretary of state rex tillerson and chief of staff john kelly trying to recruit her to subvert the president's agenda. she says tillerson and kelly said they weren't trying to subvert the president, but trying to save the country. joining us, ed rollins, fox business contributor and "new york post" columnist michael goodwin. good to have you both here. let's start with your assessment of the nikki haley revelations that tillerson and kelly were trying to subvert the president and look for her assistance. >> i don't know what assistance she could have given

it's farce.he curtain went up in public for the first time last week, and it's not back by popular demand. but rather the result of self-destructive impulses that the radical dimms simply can't stop. here we are, now officially in the second hell week declining television audiences, increasingly smug self-important bureaucrats who seem even ghairnlgd a competition to be the smuggest and dullest members of the administrative state. adam schiff and the dimms have promises bombshell after bombshell. instead their star witnesses delivering dud after dud and deadly dull duds after that. today's testimony no exception kicked off by lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, a jennifer williams a foreign service aide to vice president mike pence. they were a bore. and they success need reminding us all no matter what their complaints against this president, they didn't rise to much more than bureaucratic pettiness and policy differences while they reminded us how fortunate we are to have an historic presiden

we'll have more on this record-setting market despite the radical dimms and their farce in washingtoner in the broadcast. turning back to the dimms impeachment charade, house republicans on the intel committee are doing their best to hang up the witnesses and lay out a defense of the president. the sham impeachment process that the radical dimms concocted wouldn't exist if there were a single element of doubt that would ultimately -- that this would ultimately work in the senate. the failure of the senate republicans to vigorously defend president trump in fact is enabling the democrats to carry out this impeachment charade. if they understood that the senate was rock solid for the president, not even the schiff-led dimms could carry out this circus, this joke, this farce. kevin corke in washington tonight with the story. kevin, good to see you. reporter: the president agreed to meet with ukraine's president without preconditions. we learned by way of a transcript. you and i talked about that first call. today we learned about the previous phone call between the two leaders. in that t

lou: th the impeachment farce that's going on. they end the game?think to a certain extent we are trying to play by the rules. i think it only thing we dock is get into a guerrilla fight with them to make sure the american people know what a farce it is. every member is equal. because he sits in the chairman's role he doesn't treat anybody like an equal. lou: he's not being democratic. >> walk out and see what kind of chaos. you lose nothing if they are not going to let you be a part of it. the one woman on the committee, they wouldn't let her talk. she is a fabulous member, worked for the state department. lou: up next, red storm rising, china moving to expand its economic footprint in brazil. what happened there? and what security concerns over huawei and zte mean for a prospective trade deal with china. we are told they are close. dr. michael pillsbury after this quick break. stay with us. she wanted to move someplace warm. but he wanted snow for the holidays. so we built a snow globe. i'll get that later. dylan! but the one thing we could both a

end ofst like to see the this farce thing going on. to sue the ht emocratic party for wasting americans' tax money, is all they're doing. call, dan.s to your jim calling on the democrats' line. go ahead. caller: hi. i saw this today. it's ridiculous. know, i'm -- to tell you the ruth, i won't be a democrat no more. i'm voting for donald trump anymore. my party can't even get their straight. i wish, you know, hillary would time, on, but at the same the way she went about it, the way her team and the way right now, i'm going to promote the republicans. 'm going to be a republican now. same thing. i am going to promote it with my family, my friends, my work, everything. i am so disappointed in this the democratic party. just curious -- caller: i have been a democrat for the last 15 years. i voted for obama. voted -- i tell you, i wanted hillary to win. at this time, i can't. i can't. the hearing see today? hat did you like what the rrps said? -- republicans said? what did you not like what the democrats said? caller: when you had the clos

this farce.cal by the line being spewed by the left. >> i love that washington got so mad sat donald trump when he decided to defend himself on twitter against the former ambassador. of course, he had to defend himself on twitter. he had no other choice. but these people, it's incredible what they have done to this guy. when is donald trump going to get his first term back? lou: thanks for being with us. wilbur ross among our guests cheryl: it is 5:00 a.m. here are your top stories. face-to-face, jerome powell meets with his biggest critic, president trump, as the house impeachment hearings enter their second week with several big names ready to testify. how will wall street react? lauren: banking with big tech, who you trust your hard earned money to a tech company? cheryl: is it the most wonderful time of the year or is it the most expensive time of the year. i don't know. a new study shows where and how much americans are spending their hard earned money for holiday season. it's tuesday, novem

the radical dimms and the 59 days of impeachment inquiry as far aso -- farce that they conducted failedo put forward a plausible pretext to overthrow the president. the president's approval numbers are on the rise despite those 59 days. support for impeachment on the decline, and the democrats are fortunate to have the thanksgiving recess with which to recover and regroup. but those 59 days of absurdist political theater have awakened millions of americans to the greatest political scandal in our nation's history and more evidence is on the way. those democrats appear to be well on their way to electoral disaster in 2020. president trump is strengthened and validated by the radical dimms disastrous failures of their so-called impeachment inquiry. the president says he wants a full trial of the facts in the u.s. senate. president trump eager to expose further the corruption and baseless charges of the deep state and the radical dimms that track back to the obama white house. president trump today crowed about this banner week for his presidency. >> tremendous things are happening. i thin

the government immediately embraced this narrative that this was farc dissisidents.is a good chance they were but there were six or seven groups that identify as farc groups that did not take part in the negotiation that led to the signing of f the peace accord in 2016. but these groups have long ties with state security forces. the fact they are there without any interference -- we are talking about very smamall thoroughfares where there is only one way in or out. amy: and these are military checkpoints they have to go through. there are a number of bases in cauca. >> this is precisely the argument the indigenous leaders are making. and when the armed forces announced they were going to send troops there and militarize it with cooperation with the indigenous leadership, the indigenous movement immediately pointed out, no, wait a minute, we're not asking for any military intervention because in many ways they are the ones killing us. there are plenty of reports. even two days before this particular massacre, there was a ,eport of an indigenous leader organizer, activ

this farce. line being spewed by the left. >> i love that washington got so mad sat donald trump when he decided to defend himself on twitter against the former ambassador. of course, he had to defend himself on twitter. he had no other choice. but these people, it's incredible what they have done to this guy. when is donald trump going to get his first term back? lou: thanks for being with us. wilbur ross among our guests tomorrow night. good night from new york. trish: it just won't stop how democrats recognizing the futility of their hearings, they are trying another tactic. they are launching another investigation into whether the president lied to robert mueller. impeachment hearings are fizzling out, so they are trying to get creative. but it's the same old thing. they are like a bunch of has-been executives that keep trying to institute the same old game plan to reinvigorate its business. it's like

the radical dimms and the 59 days of impeachment inquiry as far aso -- farce that they conducted failedo put forward a plausible pretext to overthrow the president. the president's approval numbers are on the rise despite those 59 days. support for impeachment on the decline, and the democrats are fortunate to have the thanksgiving recess with which to recover and regroup. but those 59 days of absurdist political theater have awakened millions of americans to the greatest political scandal in our nation's history and more evidence is on the way. those democrats appear to be well on their way to electoral disaster in 2020. president trump is strengthened and validated by the radical dimms disastrous failures of their so-called impeachment inquiry. the president says he wants a full trial of the facts in the u.s. senate. president trump eager to expose further the corruption and baseless charges of the deep state and the radical dimms that track back to the obama white house. president trump today crowed about this banner week for his presidency. >> tremendous things are happening. i thin

—— worklife life balance, we all know it is a total farce! —— work—life balance.ow different it is to what she experiences in the united states, it depends where you are in the world. absolutely, very culturally relevant, but she says we are seeing a generational shift. it will be different in different places around the world, but this idea of emotions at work, there is entire corporate training on it, e0 is the new idea. fascinating. thank you very much. so much more to discuss, looking at this article, we appreciate you coming in. still to come, how can cinemas continue to attract movie—goers in this age of streaming? well, imax is heading towards its year at the box office. we'll talk live to its chief executive. he will be with us in the studio. you are with worklife from bbc news. britain could be about to return to levels of pay not seen for 12 years. research from the resolution foundation says that average pay could hit £513 a week in november or december — a height it last hit in august 2007. laura gardiner is from the resolution foundation. laura, it to

yet the schedule is for it to move on to judiciary and for the farce to go on.hat do you think happens next? >> well, obviously we did send that letter, ranking member jim jordan and i along with our republican colleagues sent the letter saying let's get serious about the things that matter most to the american people. let's talk about how we fight back on opioid addictions and abuses there. let's make sure we do proper oversight to make sure our roads and bridges and prescription drug prices are both addressed. they are going to file a report with judiciary the week we get back from thanksgiving. they are going to give it, and the judiciary committee, the democrats are going, oh, my goodness, we have never seen anything this bad. they are going to hold a vote and put forth and change the polls and make sure the american people agree with them. it's not going to happen. this dog isn't hunting. we'll start to see more and more evidence come out in support of the president, not against him. lou: congressman mark meadows, good to see you. an obama-appointed judge r

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republicans that if they don't step up and vociferously defend this president against this ongoing farcemocrats would exact revenge on them if they haven't for a bed went on to win big in 2020. on cue "the washington post" reported over the weekend that a growing number of g.o.p. senators consider acknowledging trump since quid pro quo on ukraine. the media, they are running wild with it. >> some senates are on the brink of publicly admitting that there was a yo ukraine quid pro quo. >> they're arguing for a shift in strategy, acknowledging the quid pro quo, but insisting it's not an impeachable offense. >> it's the republican party and they're realizing they have nowhere else to go except for acknowledging there was a quid pro quo. >> laura: hold on. joining me now is lindsey grah lindsey graham, chairman of the senate judiciary committee. is this true and is this a rhetorical argument? assuming all of your facts nancy and adam, assuming it's true, it's still not impeachable. is that is what is going on? >> here is what you could take, there's not one vote impeachment. based on the phon

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republicans that if they don't step up and vosiserously defend this president against this ongoing farceguess what. democrats would exact revenge on them if they, heaven forbid went on to win in 2020. as if on cue the "the washington post" reported over the weekend that a quote growing number of g.o.p. senators consider acknowledging trump a quid pro quo on ukraine and, of course, the media -- they're running wild with it. >> some republicans in the senate are on the brink of publicly admitting that there was a ukraine quid pro quo and that directly contradicts what the president has been saying. >> some senate republicans are arguing for a shift in strategy, acknowledging the quid pro quo but insisting it is not an impeachable offense. >> the republican party and those close to the president realizing they have nowhere else to go other than acknowledging the fact that there was a quid pro quo. >> laura: joining me is lindsey graham, head of the senate judiciary committee. assuming everything they say, it's still not impeachable, is that what's going on? >> i think maybe a little bit of

this is a farce. the president is a con man, he is a liar and that's the bottom line. thank you. >> you may have heard or seen toward the end of the hearing evening some business that the committee attended to as after the witnesses left. republicans were seeking additional witnesses and documents specifically testimony and documents from hunter biden and from the from the democratic national committee. they were shortly blocked in vote by the democrats and the committee gaveled out. let's go to yvonne in pompano beach florida. the republican line. >> good evening. as a republican who believes in our party. i voted for this guy. but let me tell you, it's been a real disappointment. the worst of it is that i'm looking at elected official like that guy jordan, lying in front of the cameras right there and misrepresenting what was happening inside as if those reporters were not inside watching the whole thing. this whole situation cannot be explained. it cannot be defended.okay? how can you twist this into a presser and tried to give president trump a pass. we are all ame

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to operate, and they can bring in new blood, new people who have not gone along with this absolute farce try to create something that looks like a responsible senate right party. we need two parties in this country, but right now we only have one that's functional and perhaps a little too self-destructive, and the other is completely amoral and anti-american. so it's not a good position for a democracy like ours to be in. >> jennifer and tim, thanks for joining me tonight. >>> coming up, the white house has slammed the forthcoming anonymous book detailing the trump chaos because the purported trump official who wrote it has chosen to remain anonymous. but next week several officials will be describing chaos inside the administration live on television in the impeachment hearings. that's next. i have moderate to severe pnow, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer, yeah i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin ♪ yeah that's all me. ♪ nothing and me go hand in hand ♪ ♪ nothing on my skin ♪ that's my new plan. ♪ nothing is everything. keep your skin clearer with skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achi

to operate, and they can bring in new blood, new people who have not gone along with this absolute farcet looks like a responsible senate right party. we need two parties in this country, but right now we only have one that's functional and perhaps a little too self-destructive, and the other is completely amoral and anti-american. so it's not a good position for a democracy like ours to be in. >> thanks for joining me tonight. >>> coming up the white house has slammed the forthcoming anonymous book dealing detailing the trump chaos because the purported trump official who wrote it has chosen to remain anonymous. but next week several officials will be describing chaos inside the administration live on television in the impeachment hearings. that's next. in the impeachment hearings that's next. as soon as the homeowners arrive, we'll inform them that liberty mutual customizes home insurance, so they'll only pay for what they need. your turn to keep watch, limu. wake me up if you see anything. [ snoring ] [ loud squawking and siren blaring ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty.