welcome to fox news at night. we start with jillian turner with inconsistencies in the whistleblower complaint. >> reporter: a couple major leads. the white house planning to address allegations of a cover-up, working on a statement, the whistleblowers claim they mishandled the transcript of donald trump's phone call with ukraine president is a lengthy. the linsky. officials were restricted from access to all phone calls due to security concerns. specifically they cite calls with australia and mexico and administration officials focus on identifying the leaker, in this new video by them, eager to identify the person who leaked information to the whistleblower. did in the old days with spies, we used to have them differently. >> i don't consider them to be spies that anyone who leaks conversations that are has -- classified are not to be working in the government and i hope you are watching, whoever you are. >> the whistleblowers a cia employee who was at some point details on assignment over to the white house. so

to the fox news channel. have a great week and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." >> we don't know whether the information is inaccurate, but the fact is, we do know it wasn't ready for broadcast and for that, i apologize. >> how do major media outlets keep making these reckless mistakes? the president rips the media for down playing the results of the g-7 summit and reporters respond with a laundry list of misstatements and shifting positions. >> clarify and back tack on multiple statements -- backtrack with multiple statements made by the president with the world watching at the g-7 summit. why can't this president stick to the truth? >> those meetings of world leaders used to be kind of ho-hum haven't they? trump has changed that. >> the vice chairman of china called and wants to make a deal, but the phone call appears to not have happened, at least the chinese government says it didn't happen. >> watching the american media's coverage of the g-7, i can't help but think they can't go any lower. every st

welcome to fox news at night in washington. we have fox team coverage tonight, breaking news from the united nations overshadowed by impeachment toxicity around for that and senior capitol hill producer chad program has a look at who is on board with impeachment at what actually happens next in this complex process. we start with jillian turner, national security official who has been on calls like the one in question and joins us with latebreaking news about the whistleblower complaint itself. good evening. >> developing as we go along a senior official tells fox news the white house is in discussions to release the whistleblower complaint in full to congress so not necessary the to the public if it is legally possible to do so. the official insists the white house's goal is straightforward to provide as much information as possible and that includes an unredacted transcript of donald trump's conversation with ukraine's leader that is at the center of the democrats impeachment inquiry. another senior administration source says

great to see you. >> laura: i will. >> shannon: tonight to the fox news alert. a brand-new video tonight of the president commented on the whistle-blower in this evolving showdown with democrats and any number of unelected government actors over the commander-in-chief's call with the president of ukraine. and as inconsistencies regarding the whistle-blower's complaint begin to surface, republicans are pushing to uncover the sources identified as "white house officials." so what happens next? the former acting attorney general matt whitaker is here on deck. plus, as americans are buckling up for the impeachment ride, lawmakers are prepping for a two week break. progressive groups are urging speaker pelosi to keep up the impeachment momentum, but the progressive squad of congresswomen say they need to go home to their constituents. what about those moderate democrats caught in the middle back however the voters in the key swing districts feeling about impeachment and i? hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. we start with gillian

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fox news alert. as democrats push ahead on the so-called impeachment inquiry against him, president trump presses ahead with a rally. his approval is a strong as ever heading into 2020. stick around to find out. also tonight, retired four-star general jack keane is standing by live to tell us what he knows about the taliban talks at camp david that fell apart. he will tell us how to end america's longest war and bring troops home to afghanistan. plus, ken paxton is leading the charge against google and its "monopolistic behavior." almost every state is joining the massive antitrust investigation. this is just the latest effort and a crackdown on big tech and how america rains in the industry's power. could facebook, google, amazon, apple be facing their restrictions? i mike emanuel in for shannon bream. we begin tonight in north carolina. correspondent jonathan serrie is at president trump's rally. good evening, jonathan. >> good evening to you, mike. president trump had hoped to tour storm damage fro

welcome to fox news at night. we begin in north carolina, at donald trump's rally. >> donald trump had hoped to tour storm damage from hurricane dorian in advance of tonight's rally. thunderstorms on the north carolina coast prevented him from doing that but he did receive a briefing on board air force one. >> i've just come from a meeting with north carolina officials representing communities hit by hurricane dorian and express the unwavering solidarity of the american people. we are behind you 100%. >> the latest rally on the eve of a special election in north carolina's ninth congressional district, dan bishop into the race after officials refused to certify last year's contest amid allegations of ballot tampering. donald trump hopes to tip the balance of this tight race. >> our first task is a giant victory tomorrow right here in the great state of north carolina with your support, tomorrow we take the first steps to firing nancy pelosi and winning back the house in 2020. >> was going to happen tomorrow, tuesd

. >> it is friday on the east coast, a fox news alert, plugging the leak. the race is on to find whistleblower, the whistleblower himself might be a cia officer. we have the latest impeachment developments. >> to go beyond my time. i am a taxpayer. >> versus the democrats and another brutal border battle on capitol hill, why he is fiercely defending our agents on the ground when he joins us live. bringing party to the super bowl, the duo just to bring down the house. "fox and friends first" starts right now. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning which has been a very busy week. thank you for starting your day or ending it with us. we start with another fox news alert, top republicans demanding to know who made the complaint about donald trump's phone call after a tense hearing on capitol hill with the acting director of national intelligence. griff jenkins joins us from washington, the whistleblower could be a cia officer. good morning. >> this is a buzz. who is the whistleblower? the new york times says it is a cia employ

and tonight those same concerns are being heard deep inside fox news.hat, quote, this morning, sean hannity told friends the whistle-blower allegations are really bad. a person briefed on hannity's conversations told me. and according to four sources, fox corp. ceo lachlan murdoch is already thinking about how to position the network for a post-trump future among the powerful voices advising lachlan that fox should decisively break with the president is former house speaker paul ryan, who joined the fox board in march. paul is embarrassed about trump, and now he has the power to do something about it, an executive whose spoken with ryan told gabe sherman. too bad paul ryan didn't have the power to do anything about it when he was speaker of the house of representatives. gabe sherman will join us for more of his reporting after this final break. final break. it's not just easy. it's having-jerome-bettis- on-your-flag-football-team easy. go get 'em, bus! ohhhh! [laughing] c'mon bus, c'mon! hey, wait, wait, wait! hey man, i got your flag! i got your flag,

fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. fox news contributor sara carte sara carter. i want to start with that. i saw this man get the living crap beat out of him. every other weekend appears they would spiked the punch and the boys would line up in the halls and there would be a gang rape almost every other weekend. i never saw him spiked the punch. he wasn't in line. you saw what he did to this man's family. this was the root of some of this? >> that was the allegation by michael avenatti's client,

welcome to fox news at night. we start with trace gallagher in our la newsroom, the president continuing to feud with california during the latest visit. >> reporter: the final stop of this 3-day trip out west he toured a new section of the border wall south of san diego boasting it, quote, can't be climbed and sang the federal government has 20 skilled mountain climbers tried to scale the structure but they were not successful. the president pointed out the wall is built of concrete making it tough to cut through or knock over. >> plus its designs to absorb heat so it is extremely hot. you won't be able to touch it, you can fry an egg on that wall. it's very very hot. >> critics continue to say new wall construction is scarce which is disingenuous continuing there are 50 miles of new wall, replacing old dilapidated structures that could easily be climbed or cut. when asked why mexico isn't paying for the wall the president dodged saying misko is calling for troops to stem the flow of migrant and customs and borde

and iran, all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ chris: and hello again from fox news in washington.e democrats pursue the possible impeachment of president trump, we have new information to report. fox news has learned the president's private attorney, rudy giuliani, was not acting alone in trying to get dirt from ukrainian officials on on to --n 2020 rival joe biden. joe digenova, who's been a fierce critic, and his wife, vic torian tensing, were working to get oppo research on biden. according to a u.s. official, all three were working off the book, apart from the administration. the only person in government who knows what they were doing is president trump. fox news has also learned the pentagon, state department national security council were unanimous in supporting military aid to ukraine. president trump decided to withhold that aid this summer on his own. in a moment, we'll speak exclusively with senior adviser to the president steven miller, but first, let's get the latest from kevin corke live at the white house. >> reporter: a lot of moving parts here in washington, but p

, now back to fox news live at night already in progress. shannon: critics say the party is a bunch of science denies was republican from indiana joins the senate environment committee on clean-air and nuclear safety. let's start with that criticism and give you a chance to respond, senator cory booker rolling out his proposals last night. >> the reality is people being vilified, republicans in congress, the only political party whose leadership on the planet earth denies the science of climate change. shannon: he says you are not recognizing science. >> everything democrats are talking about i don't argue with them on the fact we are putting more carbon in the atmosphere. i've been a conservationist my whole life but what they don't talk about is the fact that our air, our streams are cleaner than they have ever been in that has happened over the last 30 years. any of the ideas they are talking about do you hear them talk about how do you pay for it? i was at purdue university, talked to president of the university mitch daniels. we will so

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hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. we start tonight with chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher and are telling us from, the president continuing his feud with california during his latest visit, good evening, trace. speak a evening to you in the final stop of his three-day trip out west, president trump toward a new section of the border wall south of san diego posting that "can't be climbed" missing the federal government had 20 skilled mountain climbers try and scale the structure, but they were unsuccessful. the president also pointed out the wall is built of concrete and rebar making it tough to cut through or knock over that it retains heat. watch. >> plus it's designed to absorb heat, so it's extremely hot. the wall is -- you will be able to culture. you can fry an egg on that wall. it's very, very hot. >> meantime, critics continue to say that new wall construction is scarce, which is disingenuous considering there are 50 plus of new wall. it's just replacing old dilapidated structures that could easi

: impeachment inquiry against president trump, this morning personal attorney rudy giuliani told fox news he's been trying get the fbi to pay attention of allegations involving ukraine for almost one year now and then it was ukrainians who came to him as the president's personal lawyer to try to start an investigation. he said he was not digging up dirt on joe biden. hello, everyone, i'm eric sean, brand-new hour of america's news headquarters. arthel: i'm arthel neville, all triggered by the whistleblower complaint alleging the president misused the power of his office to get ukraine to investigate business dealings with joe biden's son, fox news also learning the president decided on his own to withhold military aid to ukraine this summer, funds that state department, national security council had unanimously approved. eric: fox news coverage on breaking development, mark meredith has been tracking lawmakers reaction. first with kevin and the president's reaction. >> a couple of questions really stand up to me as we continue coverage on this story, number 1, did joe biden try to use the

attorney anna fox news contributor.and i were talking about this earlier, and the list of people who have defied subpoenas. tell me how it works. >> harris, the things to remember about impeachment is that it's a political process, not a legal one. it's always the case that the congress, which has subpoena power in all its different committees, can issue subpoenas. the executive branch will usually cooperate with subpoenas. if we are an political dispute, they will frequently define them. sometimes they have very good reasons for defying them. because the president does have some constitutional privacy privilege. matters that are sensitive matters of foreign relations, there may be very good reasons to hold back information. there may also be not so good reasons to hold back information. what it comes down to is how willing the congress is to squeeze the executive branch on this. are they willing to impeach over it? are they willing to use their power of the purse to withhold funds from the executive branch in connectio

. >> this is a fox news weather alert. hurricane dorian weakening a bit it as grazes the car lane in a coast, but the categorystorm still packing 100-mile per hour winds as it aims for the outer banks. the storm is already blamed for at least four deaths in the south east. flash gladding is happening and the national weather service is warning of continued liz-threatening flooding across the eastern carolinas and southeast virginia for tonight. on thursday, hurricane dorian spawned tornadoes which ripped off roofs and flipped trailers. hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses along the carolina coast are left without power. the death toll in the bahamas has raise tone 30 and they expect more deaths. now to doug in wilmington, north carolina. it looked pretty bad earlier. what does it looks like right now? >> it is kind of maintaining conditions we began to see deteriorate about 8:00 p.m. reasonably to calm with the stay of the small tornadoes to respond beginning at early at 6:00 a.m. today. but 8:00 tonight, the wind

days later after a fox interview with dnc spokeswoman he tweeted this the new fox news is letting millionseat people down. we have to start looking for a new news outlet. fox isn't working for us anymore. well, as it's been pointed out, fox doesn't work for the president. he's certainly entitled to criticize fox news division which is separate from the opinion folks just as he takes shots at other media outlets. the president as i frequently point out is often unfairly maligned by much of the press. i will try every day along with my news colleagues here to keep covering him fairly. coming up, we will talk about how the entire press corps bet on bad poll. are the pundits right in saying america has trump fatigue or are they just tired of him? ke) at farmers insurance, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a "three-ring fender bender." (clown 1) sorry about that... (clown 2) apologies. (clown 1) ...didn't mean it. (clown 3) whoops. (stilts) sorry! (clowns) we're sorry! (scary) hey, we're sorry! [man screams] [scary screams] (burke) quite the circus. but

fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. fox news contributor sara carte sara carter. start with that. i saw this man get the living crap beat out of him. every other weekend appears they would spiked the punch and the boys would line up in the halls and there would be a gang rape almost every other weekend. i never saw him spiked the punch. he wasn't in line. you saw what he did to this man's family. this was the root of some of this? >> that was the allegation by michael avenatti's client, julie swetnick, which was totally ludicrous and bogus. the christine blasey ford allegations are now being called into question by her own attorney. it's not just that appears she violated the attorney-client privilege. it's more significant than that. she was actually saying that christine blasey ford was not telling the truth when she told congress that the reason she came forward was to do her civic duty. now it appears as though, through her attorney, that her motivation part was purely political to undermine the credibility of the supreme court in abortion cases. that begs the

we begin with that fox news alert. the explosive whistleblower complaint declassified overnight and in just a few hours the director of national intelligence will have to answer questions from lawmakers about that report. and the president's reaction and a lot of others. >> the president is calling for transparency in this whistleblower complaint, lawmakers have seen enough not to make it public yet but it is at the center of the inquiry. the president is slamming it. >> the witchhunts continues. they are getting hit hard on this witchhunts. when they look at the information it is a joke. impeachment for that? >> this is the nation's top intelligence official, joseph mcguire testifies in open session before the house intelligence committee where chairman adam schiff calls it deeply troubling seeking answers as to why it was withheld for weeks. >> it is attractive see that this was withheld as long as it was because it wasn't urgent matter, it is an urgent matter and there was no basis to keep this from the committee. >

she is a fox news contributor. me out earlier today on "fox & friends." >> he has created over 5 million new jobs since becoming president. a lot of those were manufacturing jobs and let's not forget everybody said it couldn't be done. that manufacturing was dead in this country and it couldn't be revived. you needed a magic wand to do it. we found one in president trump and he has waved the magic wand. >> bill: numbers look pretty good at the moments. you don't know what happens in the next 14 months but a lot riding on that outcome. >> no question that the president in 2017 and 2018 had a very strong economy. the concern is whether it's weakening now. not near a recession. whether or not we may be headed for slower growth and lower employment. and if there is one thing about politics it is what have you done for me lately. yes, the president could well campaign on what he did and the stock market, jobs creation all of that. if we go into 2020 and appears it is slowing let alone the possibility of a recession, and

it would begin with fox news alert. news tonight, the focus now turns to the whistle-blower and the acting director of national intelligence. set to testify before congress in just hours. we are digging into night about the details of what the whistle-blower claims happened, who it is, what the inspector general for the intelligence community has to say about the possible political motivation, a bit of breaking news that that complaint has been declassified, we may get it in this hour, we are working on that. also going to hear from one of the key players in the ukraine controversy, republican senator at the center of it all. he will answer key questions about the timeline and address allegations about that call between the president and the ukrainian leader a cynical shakedown designed to influence our election. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. let's start with gillian turner breaking down the transcript to tell us what really did and didn't happen on that phone call between pres

as we pause to remember we begin with a fox news alert donald trump searching for a new national security adviser after john bolton hands in his resignation. the cabinet shakeup sparking immediate debate. griff jenkins joins us from washington dc with what that means for the administration and who can take bolton's place, has people guessing. >> the search is on and the next national security adviser, the fourth and three years will come from a pool serving in the administration, the white house says his policies don't align with the president on issues like afghanistan, iran and north korea. among the names being floated this morning, rick brunel, current ambassador to germany, on his senior advisor to iran, mike pence's national security adviser and the president's point man on north korea. senator lindsey graham says whoever it is they need to get on the same page with the administration. >> what are looking for? someone who can work with the department of defense, stood back up. >> reporter: there is that he said he said matter of how it went down. white house aides said he fired bolt

a fox news alert. impeachment fever hitting a fever pitch. house democrats demanding a full investigation into the president's alleged phone call with ukraine. did the whistleblower have political bias favoring the president's rival? bombshell claims. the impeachment chaos overshadowing donald trump on the world stage as he puts america first. >> the future does not belong to globalists. the future belongs to patriots. heather: the warning shot defied at iran and china. the legacy of 9/11 heroes, the graduates making all-americans proud. "fox and friends first" starts now. good morning to you. you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. thank you very much for joining us. let's start with a fox news alert, it is shaping up to be a busy day, trump administration official says there is evidence of political bias in whistleblower complaint against the president. the exclusive report coming as we await the release of the transcript. garrett tenney joins us from washington where congress just launched an impeachment inquiry. >>

in odessa, fox news. >>> and this weekend's mass shooting in texas came at the end of the month that saw 53 people fatally shot in mass killings nationwide. the new york times reports the loss of life in august was most acute in texas where four of the eight deadliest mass shootings occurred. on august 3, 22 people were shot and killed at a wal-mart in el paso. the threat of gun violence has renewed their demands for action once congress returns from recess next week. >>> new at 10:00 tonight, dozens of people protested in berkeley today to counter a small rally being held on the uc berkeley campus to propose communism. the protesters disrupted traffic on berkeley streets as they would make their way to the plaza, but no reports of any violence or arrests. and that's a big change from previous years when confrontations between far right demonstrators often led to violent clashes. >>> well the minor traffic violation will transform into a man hunt at oakland's international airport today. >> the sheriff deputy tried to pull them over where authorities say he drove through an airport ga

bill: all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ bill: and hello again from fox news in washington.with the drone attacks on key saudi arabian oil facilities raising concerns about the global oil supply and world energy prices. ran iran january-backed rebels in yemen claiming respondent, but secretary of state mike pompei owe placing the blame squarely on iran. in a moment, we'll speak with white house counselor kellyanne conway. but first, the latest from kevin corke who's live from the west lawn of the white house. >> reporter: the president said he spoke with the crown prince of saudi arabia, he offered u.s. support and vowed that america would keep oil markets stable if well supplied. reassuring words from washington amid an unfolding drama half a world away. its aftermath could be seen for miles as yemeni houthi rebels took credit for knocking out half of saudi arabia's oil outpit over the weekend. secretary of state mike pompeo wrote on twitter there was no evidence the attacks came from yemen. iran's foreign minister shot back, tweeting: p having failed at max pressure, secre

shannon: welcome to fox news at night. we begin with a fox news alert? is the democratic establishment souring on joe biden? one of president obama's top advisers facing searing criticism of the former vice president. rescue and recovery efforts underway in the bahamas, thousands still missing it officials expect the death toll to continue to rise while the us mobilizes the coast guard and ransom efforts by the royal navy. officials are keeping an eye on china using the tragedy as a back door. we will explain. through breeze facing criticism from the lbj tea crew community, critics call hatred, drew breathe and the religious organization firing back tonight. we start with kristin fisher, searing criticism for joe biden from one of president obama's top advisers. >> we are seeing key democrats saying this goes beyond gaffes. this is more deliberately misleading. david axelrod was a top adviser in the obama administration tweeting it is one thing for harmless gaffes and another if you serially distort your own record. joe biden is in danger of creating a m

sources telling fox news yesterday bolton was likely on the way out. today the secretaries of state and treasury said they were often at odds with both and too. >> there were many times ambassador bolton and i disagreed combats to be sure. the president's view of the iraq war and prep ambassador bolton's was very different. >> it will likely remain a case of he said, he said, reaction from the president's supporters from bolton's supporter dominic supporters was swift. >> i like john bolton, i think he sees the world for what it is. i've always had a similar view of the threats that we face, but the personal relationship between the president and national security advisor is important. >> i think the threat of war around the world is greatly diminished with bolton out of the white house. >> president trump that he will name a new national security advisor next week. a couple of names that are in the mix, brian hook, currently the senior policy advisor to secretary of state mike pompeo as well as stephen biegun, the point person on north korea, with who

fox news confirmed the extraction happened in 2017 the decision to extract was apparently made in 2016 prior to trump becoming president. other news outlets contradicted cnn but the new york times and nbc were criticized because their continued reporting reveals more information about the source information including how long the asset had been sending secrets to the us. details about where the spy actually lived. even information about the home itself. expert say this behavior put sources and methods at risk and undermines america's authority prompting foreign countries to ask the us government is trustworthy. >> there's plenty to discuss on the national security and espionage story, fox news contributor dan hoffman served as station chief, former cia operations officer and assistant secretary of defense very best long. obviously a very sensitive story. what are you able to say about this extraction story? >> disturbing when cnn clandestine operations go through a political meatgrinder as they have been in this case and what concerns me most, there are sources revealing classified inf

steve scalise on the republican strategy that's coming up next. >> another fox news alert. 30 minutes ago. thornberry will not seek reelection and that news broke 30 minutes ago. with me now house minority whip steve scalise. good morning to you. congress on a bit of a break. most of congress anyway. good morning to you. can you explain to our viewers why you have half a dozen republicans in texas who say they don't want to run in 2020? >> yeah, if you look, mac has been a great leader in our conference. he had served as chairman of the armed services committee. helped us rebuild the military working with president trump to really establish a stronger national defense and restore a lot of the damage that was done to our military. look, he has been a great leader, everybody for the last few months expected this might be the case. look, you have members that come here, serve and then go back to their communities, mac served for a long time and we appreciate his service and commitment. it was not unexpected. >> bill: i hear from folks who say it is no fun to be in the minority

figure, character whotous plays tv cameos in the 1990's, then certainly as "apprentice" host and fox news figure. you see the evolution to the more and more in-your-face case -- character that excites the camera interest. host: let's go to calls. joseph is first in albuquerque, new mexico. republican. caller: hi. host: good morning. caller: good morning, greta. president trump is president trump and even before he was a president, he was trump. you knew this, so there is nothing new about him. he is who he is. you had to change his platform when he became president because that is what he is now. everyone should be happy for that because he is the only one. i don't know exactly that i would argue with except for changing his platform. maybe that is a political reference which, i would not necessarily comment on, but i actually think the thing that is striking since he became president is that there was this theme that, the presidency changes everyone. he will become more quote unquote presidential, he will reach out to more of america because that is what you do. the institution of the of

while fox news has confirmed the extraction happened in 2017, the decision to extract was apparently made in 2016 prior to trump becoming president. other news outlets also contradicted cnn, but then "the new york times" and nbc were criticized because their continued reporting revealed more information about the source and the mission, including how long the asset had been sending secrets to the u.s., details about where the spy actually lives, even information about the home itself. experts say this behavior not only puts sources and methods at risk, it also undermines america's authority, prompting foreign countries to ask if the u.s. government is trustworthy. >> mike: thanks for sorting it out. so there's plenty to discuss on the national security and espionage fronts tonight starting with the cia story. fox news contributor dan hoffman served in moscow as station chief. it lets also bring a former cia operations officer and assistant secretary of defense mary beth long. great to have you both. >> thanks, great to be here. >> mike: honestly very sensitive story,, what are you abl

fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano is here.ve been able to see now the transcript of this phone call between zelensky and the ukrainian president and president trump that president trump just called a hoax. from this transcript, the details of the call, what's your biggest takeaway? >> that after the president of the ukraine said we need to buy more, a specific type of missile, the president said we are interested in helping you but we need a favor and he articulated the favor at the time, you have to take this in context. the context is the united states government is sitting on a commitment to wire $140 million to the ukrainian government. and to sell a quarter of a billion dollars worth of military equipment to the ukraine government. the president is asking -- >> shepard: in their fight against the russians. >> correct. russian tanks on the border. the russians have taken part of their country away from them and the american public policy is to help defend ukraine. they need the equipment and the president asked for a favor

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we begin tonight with fox news alert. as hurricane dorian closes in on the eastern seaboard tonight, 2020 democrats are blaming climate change. they are bowing all kinds of aggressive action to address the issue, population control, eating less meat, and banning toxic straws. we are breaking on the plans, the good, the bad, some say impossible. but the democrats front-runner, former vice president joe biden, attend a high dollar fund-raiser hosted by a natural gas investor, and insist he is not violating his pledge not to take money from the fossil fuel industry. x donation satisfy progressives? and tonight, supreme court justice neil gorsuch like you've never seen him before, he gave us unprecedented access to his life at home and on the bench of the nation's highest court to talk about his critics and americans who are worried the has become politicized, also his brand-new's book. tonight, an exclusive sneak peek right here if you have a couple to "fox news @ night," shannon bream and washington could begin tonight with

jillian: carley shimkus with fox news 24/7, siriusxm 115, good morning. >> good morning over safe spacessteam after college president defended them in a new york times op-ed, wesley university president michael s. roth writing this, we must promote intellectual diversity in context which people can feel safe enough to challenge one another, students should be able to participate and argument and inquiry without threat of harassment or intimidation, while roth acknowledges that safe spaces could result in counterproductive coddling, they ultimately do more good than bad, not everybody on social media agrees. one person says these kids are in for a rude awakening, there's no safe space in the real world. any university with safe spaces is truly a misnamed nursery that is overcharging but hailey on twitter went to wesley and she says this, she graduated in 2001 and she says wesley taught me not to shy away from difficult challenging versions but to approach every encounter from a perspective of compassion, i think that compassion in and of itself can help create a safe space for everyone. s

jon: details surrounding house impeachment inquiry, fox news learning that president trump's attorney guliani did not act alone while trying to get damaging information on joe biden from the ukrainian officials. >> fox's chris wallace reports that guliani was working with two high profile issu washington lawyers to get dirt on joe biden, three attorneys were working off the books and only president trump knows details of their work, guliani and turns -- deny the report, steven miller with his take. >> president is the whistleblower, of the united states is the whistle blower, this individual, is a saboteur trying to under mine a democratically alleged government. >> fox news team coverage, mark meredith from capitol hill, we begin with kevin corke at the white house rudy guliani said he was just doing his job. but that still begs the question, why would he be in role to get that done. keep in mind from his perspective. u.s. authorities have not gone deep enough, in examine ukraine's possible role in 2016 election interference. that may also have uncovered corruption involving joe bide

now to another fox news alert. eader of isis issues a chilling warning of new attacks and an audio recording. he says daily operations are underway on different fronts citing several regions in asia and west africa but did not provide specifics. the terror leader urging soldiers to free isis supporters from jail with force. this was his first public statement since april. a fox news alert. a bomb has just gone off near a campaign rally, the president is safe, no one has claimed responsibility for the attack just yet. this bombing comes one day after a us green berets killed in combat in afghanistan. the justice department is not identified that soldier, the 17th american servicemember killed in afghanistan this year. this is the first death since donald trump canceled peace talks with the taliban. he called off the discussions when an american soldier was killed in an attack. a fox news alert, general motors strike entering day 2 failing to reach a deal. [chanting] >> 50,000 union workers in 19 states demanding bett

in odessa, fox news. >>> new information tonight about a minor traffic violation that turned into a man hunt at oakland's international airport today. a sheriff deputy tried to pull the suspect over, but authorities say he would not stop and drove through an airport gate and right onto the tarmac. ktvu's greg liggott joins us. >> reporter: had is a very bizarre story that began around noon. a sheriff deputy on patrol trying to make a simple traffic stop and that's when things took a strange ahead. >> the normal buzz when they saw a four-had wheel-drive chevy pickup run through a spotlight. >> he decided to see what was going on with that vehicle. that vehicle took off in a high rate of speed. >> reporter: that pursuit eventually came down this utility road where the driver of the truck ended up smashing through the gate at about 58 miles per hour. after crashing through the gate the driver continued down the road more than half a pile into the area of the runways, eventually jumped out of the runway and went off. authorities used choppers, drones, boats, k-9s to search for the suspect.

he and the "fox news @ night" team take it all from here. >> mike: thanks so much, we began with a fox news alert. we are working sources to get the latest on the ukraine whistle-blower. new developments straight ahead and there's no pressure on house speaker nancy pelosi as calls for president trump's impeachment intensify in the wake of the secretive whistle-blower complaint. but as the democratic narrative unraveling? as fox news learns the whistle-blower does not have firsthand knowledge of the phone call with the ukrainian president in question. we will debate. and later, tensions escalating yet again with iran, the country's foreign minister says the latest round of sanctions against his country has closed the door to negotiations but both president trump and iran's president are in new york city tonight, setting the stage for a possible showdown is the fallout from the saudi oil attack defense. state department spokesperson joins us live in moments. also tonight, it's a cornerstone of this administration, protecting religious freedom, and president trump is allocating $25 billio

welcome to fox news at night. we begin with correspondent jillian turner who has the latest from donald trump on this whistleblower complaint. >> sources are confirming to fox news the whistleblower doesn't have firsthand knowledge of the phone calls between donald trump and president is a linsky of ukraine. the president and white house aides debating whether to release a transcript of that call. donald trump says it is fine to talk to foreign leaders about corruption admitting he spoke to ukraine's president about joe and hunter biden on july 25th, he says it was nothing more than business as usual. >> supporting a country, we want to make sure the country is honest, you don't talk about corruption why would you give money to a country that is corrupt? >> he insists there was no quid pro quo when it came to military aid to ukraine. >> did you tell ukrainian leaders if they investigated joe biden? >> now i did not make a statement that you have to do this or i'm not going to give you anything. i wouldn't do that.

it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive.lus, reports the president had an inappropriate phone call with the president of ukraine. >> did you discuss joe biden, his son, or his family? >> it doesn't matter what i discussed. it's a partisan whistle-blower. >> i know i'm up against it. abuser. he abuses power everywhere you can. >> john: we will discuss with president trump's personal lawyer rudy giuliani. plus, ask or send a panel how the growing controversy is fueling impeachment talks. all right now on on "fox news sunday" ." ♪ and hello again from fox news in washington, the war of words over the saudi oil attacks, which the united states blames on iran, has turned into action, the pentagon announcing it will send more troops to the region to boost security for allies and president trump approving new sanctions on iran's central bank but the president also signaling he is not inclined to offer an immediate real dorry strike, which the iranian regime has declared would mean all-out war. in a moment we will speak with the top

we begin today with a fox news alert. tonight, new revelations into what went down in "the new york times" article and the correction to a story about secondhand allegations against a supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. plus, a key player inside last year's investigation says the claims against kavanaugh are a lie. it is separating fact from fishing. and the trump administration setting its sights on california, the exploding homeless population. who is to blame for the crisis and what is the plan to solve it? i will ask hud secretary ben carson coming up. and right now, secretary of state mike pompeo is on his way to saudi arabia. that nation says it has proof iran is the culprit behind the drone attack of one of the largest oil processing sites. pressure growing on the international community to confront those responsible if you'd hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington peered we have a fox team coverage tonight. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge reports on her fiery

a fox news alert. rsey man is charged with serving as a secret hezbollah operative here in the united states. ainsley: that's exactly right. prosecutors say he was scouting locations, pretty scary, for potential terror attacks in major cities. brian: rob schmitt all over this story and joins us with how the feds uncovered the terror ties. rob? rob: it is squarey. times square, empire state building. lincoln memorial. 42-year-old scouted for hezbollah. the department of justice says saab took these pictures of landmarks in new york, d.c., and boston providing information on each location to that terror group. the department of justice detailing these disturbing allegations in a 33-page complaint saying that saab focused on the structural weaknesses of the locations that he surveilled in order to determine how a future attack could cause the most destruction. saab allegedly joined hezbollah back in 1996, four years before he legally entered the united states. he then became a naturalized citizen in 2008.

they are both fox news contributors. put me down nor a iphone 11 pro maxim immediately if not sooner. >> really? melissa: not you, yeah? >> got to get rid of my 10. look, i'm still waiting for something new. there is a new ipad. there is a new iphone, yippie. apple value stock now. that is what happens when you do 260 in sales. the big story is the tv thing. roku got hit, netflix got hit, disney bottom hit. they undercut them. the question will they have to come down on price? i don't think much as changed here. i'm looking forward to the 5g. i think that can be a big change. we're not there just yet. melissa: liz, gary shares none of my excitement. obviously it is apple's world. we're all living in. one of the items i saw was terrifying apple arcade, i anticipate losing my children into the apple arcade. it's a subscription model. just sit there game to their heart's content. that is terrifying. i would probably think good for investors or are you a bah humbug like gary? >> no. i think that is natural extension what appl