ed henry and gillian turner.battle of champions. >> power packed. >> this is real. >> hands on buzzers. i asked the questions. the first want to buzz and get to answer the question. you must wait until i finish asking the question and told you can answer it. each correct answer is with a single point and each incorrect answer detracts a point from your total and the best of five wins. clear? >> also, best book out right now. >> i'm out, i quit. >> tucker: that was in fact the first question but she jumped right to it. we have a real question. question one. everything in america is not political. we know that, that's why we have the show. a new resistance team frozen dessert is being sold by which vermont company? ed henry. >> ben and jerry's. it's the one i don't believe you. >> bennett jerry's has a new ice cream flavor dedicated to the resistance and like the resistance, it contains nuts. the company says by purchasing this you will be supporting "groups who are fighting president trump's regressive agenda." >>

chief national correspondent ed henry and washington correspondent gillian turner.ly is a battle of champions. >> power packed. >> this is real. >> tucker: you know the rules but i'm going to repeat them anyway for those at home who may not. hands on buzzers. i ask the questions. the first one to buzz in gets to answer the question. you must wait until i finish asking the question in order to answer it. and you can answer once i acknowledge you by saying your name. each correct answer is worth a single point. each incorrect answer detracts a point from your total. best of five wins. a clear? >> also best book out right now. >> tucker: [laughs] >> that's it, i'm out. i quit. i quit. >> tucker: that was in fact the first question butls you jumped right to it. we have a real question. that was rhetorical one. question one. everything in america is now political. we know this. that's why we have the show. a new resistance theme frozen dessert is being sold by which vermont company? ed henry. >> ben and jerry's. >> tucker: ben and jerry's.. i don't believe you. to the ta

howie: joining us, gillian turner, that was hard to watch.winsky was denigrated by the media for a very long time. when you watch that interview where she is tearing up. it drives home. bill clinton should be the one who is ashamed. gillian: for the #metoo and the' timesup movement, it's hard to imagine she would receive the same treatment today. >> the moment we were actually in the back office for the first time the truth is i think it meant more to me that's somebody other people desired, desired me. however misguide for who i was in that very moment at 22 years old. that was how i felt. howie: you know what they were doing in the back office. she was very candid. she loved bill. she was a 22-year-old intern. you went to the white house when you were 23. did you think about what happened to her? gillian: i did. when i joined the bush administration i was 23 years years old. seeing the oval office for the first time, being in the west wing. being around people who worked in the clinton administration. it dawned on me how incredible this esc

. >> i'm gillian turner. we've got team coverage off the top on the california wildfires and the race. jonathan hunt standing by in malibu. first to kevin corke, covering the president's trip this weekend. kevin joins us live from paradise. kevin. >> julian, you're-- gillian, you're right. for the president it's an opportunity to see devastation of the wildfires that scorched a number of communities here and in southern california as well and a chance for him to comfort not only those who lost loved ones, but in some cases lost everything they had in their possession. also it's a chance for the president to thank the firefighters and first responders who have the heavy burden of assisting a hurting community. the president has been quite critical of the state management of the land which he says is a reason that california gets hammered by fires year after year after year. in fact, he addressed that controversy with our chris wallace of fox news sunday. >> you got some blow back because of one of your tweets

correspondent gillian turner with the story. >> alexander acosta is the rising star in the trump administration hispanic cabinet member oversees one of the nation's largest federal agencies. his name also appeared on the white house short-list to replace jeff sessions but with increased notoriety has come increased scrutiny. a new "miami herald" investigated report sheds time on his time as a federal prosecutor in florida and a highly unusual deal he struck with one of the nation's most high-profile. jeffrey epstein multimillionaire palm beach head fund minister was accused by police of using female recruiters to lower underage girls to his waterfront mansion for "unlawful activity." his powerful friends include bill clinton with whom he once shared 26 private jet trips, and even president donald trump who called epstein a terrific guy and a 2002 "new york magazine" interview. "he's a lot of fun to be with, it's said he likes beautiful women is much as i do and many of them are on the younger side." before he shuddered at the investigation and sealed the plea agreement, epstein faced a life sen

here is gillian turner. >> as long as i can do the job full steam, i will do it. >> tracking the health of supreme court justices has long been a favorite washington parlor game. justice ginsburg admittance to a d.c. hospital this morning as the capital's full attention. >> we are praying for her. i know how tough she has. i've known her for many years. got to see her a few weeks ago. >> she suffered a fall last night and checked herself into george washington university hospital with three fractured ribs on her left side. >> she has a history of a cardiac stent put in 2014. she has overcome cancer twice, including pancreatic cancer. she survived that several years ago. she is one tough cookie. >> she is the oldest supreme court justice. stephen breyer trails behind her by five years. both were appointed to the bench by president clinton. ginsburg is well known for taking pride in her physical thickness. she exercises with a personal trainer offer often and has no plans to retire anytime soon. as for president trump it's no secret he would like a third chance to test the fill a vacancy.

. >> on gillian turner. coverage of some of the hard-hit areas now. jeff pollin malibu and claudia cowan in the devastating northern california paradise where we begin our coverage. what can you tell us. >> a camp fire continues to move south and east now inching towards the city of orville, home to some 19,000 people in a new round of evacuations have been ordered for several communities between here and there. tens of thousands of people who fled sometimes having to drive right through flames have no idea when they'll be allowed to return. in the meantime, grim recovery effort is underway in neighborhoods that were incinerated early thursday morning. the sheriff's office is following up on more than 100 reports of people who are missing. the death toll stands at 23 making the campfires to third deadliest in state history. some of the dems were evacuating when flames overtook their vehicles. fire officials say certain dynamic fire behavior is not typical when there's low humidity and strong wind. >> is becoming normal in california. with this weather

tonight, correspondent gillian turner looks at what tester did that many fellow democrats could not.> you must defeat the democrats and you must defeat senator jon tester. >> president trump pulled out all the stops this election cycle to beat back in convent democratic senator jon tester in montana. the president, vice president, donald trump jr. on visiting the state during the run-up to the midterms. despite the president and the g.o.p.'s best efforts, prevailed against republican matt rosendale and will begin his third term in the u.s. senate >> they saw how political the president was making this race. >> test there is >> a red state that president trump won in 2016. he voted against the president supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh, a move that contributed to defeat for some fellow democrats up for reelection. political strategists are scratching their heads pondering whether tester is an outlier or the crest of a new blue wave in the western u.s. democrats give tester all the credit. >> the base is more about having a personal relationship with voters where they know you. th

i am gillian turner. president trump joins chris wallace ford exclusive interview on "fox news sunday" earlier today. he weighed in on the khashoggi investigation from the future of the with saudi arabia and that it's time to demand a quorum for the white house press corps. ellison barber at the white house today with the inside scoop on the interview. reporter: turkey's president says he gave the u.s. a copy of the khashoggi murder. president trump confirmed he was briefed on the tape that he says he did not personally listen to it. in his words he called it a suffering tape was vicious, violent and terrible. the cia concluded that the saudi crown prince bonhomie brings home and ordered the murder. he told "fox news sunday" the crown prince has told him roughly five times he was not involved in khashoggi's death. our colleague chris wallace then asked the question, what if, what is the crown prince is whining. >> tediously with it because you need him? >> will anybody really know? he did have people that

gillian turner with what information could now be expose exposed. >> marriott international, the world'sst hotel chain confirmed today that it has been hacked and that information on up to 500 million of its customers potentially compromised. that information includes customer names, birth dates, addresses, phone numbers, emails, passport numbers, and for some even credit card info. >> it is a really big deal because it gives people the keys to the kingdom when it comes to your identity. >> this now ranks as the number 2 largest data breach of the past ten years, only different to the yahoo attack that involved 3 million people. launching an investigation that found unauthorized access had been ongoing since 2014. nearly four years. on november 19th the company located the breach within its store would guest reservation database, but public confirmation came only this morning. marriott telling fox news we deeply regret this incident happened, we fall short of what our guests deserve and what we expect of ourselves. we are doing everything we can to support our guests and using lessons le

correspondent gillian turner is here to tell us what is happening. good evening. >> google's privacy practices once again under fire since yesterday. seven european countries have filed complaints over a new e.u. data protection law. they alleged google uses manipulative tactics to trick users into allowing the platform to track them. one consumer group filing complaints on behalf of the e.u. said the places we go to reveal a lot about ourselves and our private lives. a smartphones used for spying on our every move. google faces a fine now of up to 4% of its annual global revenue, or about $4 billion under the new law. but google tells fox news, its location history function has to be turned on by users in order to take effect. they add, "location history is turned off by default. you can edit, delete, or pause it at any time. if you pause it, depending on your individual phone and app settings, we might still collect and use location data to improve your google experience." but even congressional regulators say the tracking function is not user-frie

gillian turner is at the white house with more on this. >> good morning, sandra, the president is hot on the campaign trail today. he is speaking out along with vice president pence. they both plan to rally later this day. this evening in indiana. it is on candidates on back his agends and policies, he is hammering home his position an birthright citizenship. >> president trump: even if they've been on our soil for a mere matter of seconds, hundreds of thousands of children born to illegal immigrants are made automatic citizens of the united states every year because of this crazy, lunatic policy that we can end. that we can end. >> he repeated his position that democrats are to blame for the crisis at the u.s. southern border, sandra. >> sandra: gillian, how about the new asylum policy announced yesterday >> the white house is mad as hell saying they won't take it anymore. the president saying foreigner who abuse lenient policies are unfit to be u.s. citizens. >> president trump: endemic abuse of the asylum system makes a mockery of our immigration system, displacing legitimate asylu

gillian turner joins us with details on this investigation and what the report found. this is really unbelievable if some of these accusations are self-admitted, not true? >>reporter: it's a shocking story. what were hearing and senator grassley has now released a 414 page report that he says exonerates brett kavanaugh from accusations of rape and sexual assault that he faced when he was nominated to become a supreme court justice. after interviewing 40+ people, gathering 25 statements and multiple social media accounts. judiciary committee republicans no witnesses could provide evidence to substantiate any of the accusations. a statement from the committee reads in part quote, the revolution of harassment allegations tested the committee in many ways. this was a serious and thorough investigation that left no stone unturned. in the end, there was no credible evidence to support the allegations against the nominee. the committee also says the investigation included friends of quote, all of those involved. this report follows on the heels of revelations that one woman i

. >> i'm gillian turner, sorry, leland, getting ahead of the gun there. let's go to doug mcelway on the ground in florida, are you pitching in? >> i hear you fine, gillian. things are getting tense here the supervisor of elections officer. inside 50 yards from where we now stand is where the canvassing of provisional votes is happening now with brenda snipes and two other election officials in there. you can see a police presence hanging out outside the door. there's a further police presence closer to the crowd out here in the cordoned off area and beyond the cordoned off area are the supporters of mr. desantis, mr. scott, president trump, and standing off against stand of andrew gillum. things are fairly calm and the crowd is larger and tempers more heated and wouldn't be surprised if things further escalate, but i haven't seen anything deinvolve into fisticuffs or anything of that sort. and this might cool tempers, but if people are armed they have a little more confidence in their ultimate power. so i'll see where things head from here. a lot of shouti

. >> i'm gillian turner.erage off the top on the california wildfires and the race

. >> bill: gillian turner, watching all of that.dent and the first lady there. >> sandra: meanwhile, details on jeff sessions' resignation as ag. and that meant taking his place. bret baier joins us at the top of the hour, and police identifying the suspect in the california mass shooting overnight. what police are now saying and learning about his possible motive. >> music was playing, and i heard a few gunshots. turned towards him. he was just shooting in my general direction. i could hear the whistling of the bullets. he turned and just started shooting at the crowd i was in. he was justne trying to -- by re-financing up to 100 percent of your home's value, you could take out 54,000 dollars or more. you could use that money to pay credit card debt and other expenses, plan for retirement, and get back on your feet financially. call newday usa right now. call 1-855-510-4063. - [voiceover] this is an urgent message from the international fellowship of christians and jews. there is an emergency food crisis for elderly holocaust survi

pete: our own gillian turner is in our nation's capital with the latest. >> chuck grassley is going aftery monroe layton to the justice department for investigation of potentially criminal false statements and she now faces serious legal trouble. she claimed to be the author of an anonymous allegation known as the jane doe letter originally sent to senator kamala harris but she later admitted during questioning that she was not the author nor had she ever met justice kavanaugh. now the chairman of the committee putting out a statement on twitter that reads in part, quote: under questioning by committee investigators, ms. ron mow leyton admitted contrary to her prior claims that she hadn't been sexually aassaulted by judge kavanaugh and was not the author of the original jane doe letter. grassley munro-leighton raping them several times each in the backseat of the car. she had used the claims as a tactic to bring attention to the issue of sexual assault. grassley has made a similar referral concerning kavanaugh accuser julie swetnick and her lawyer michael avenatti. you may have heard of h