commonly called the down body meaning house of chain was a place where it is believed that an intense freely just indoctrination as a solution to misbehavior including drug abuse in a recent clamp down against these torture houses andy and the 104 to 6 other people who were rescued from here all the rooms have now been part of my nightly clothes for my alarm will double this mocks the end of the world for his rehabilitation of his less. no one knows exactly how many torture houses exist but 3 others have a great debt and shuts down big norco form with the best practices and we believe that rehab is not supposed to be at your house a rehab it's not supposed to have people where they're being chained and being deprived of source of livelihood most especially the bit extra money to pour the condition there is also very poor and then. some of the facilities actually don't even have enough troops to accommodate the number of people that we met there she also tells me the state government plans to build 3 major rehab intension centers where the center could take years to be completed and of

of the white house. >> he offered to he's basicallyt believer in the chain of command except -- >> when it comes to the commander-in-chief. lou: romney said he hasn't made up his mind on impeachment. >> there should not be a vote. romney can't make a decision at this point in time because there are no facts or figures or crimes. the bottom line is romney better get on the republican bandwagon or he's going to pay a long, hard price. lou: jeff sessions apparently mulling a senate run in alabama. any advice? >> i don't think he need to come back. he had a good career in the senate. there are several candidates running. it's an important race for us. he's not a shoe and he's not a walk-in. lou: michael flynn's attorney next on why federal prosecutors are sweating bullets about her explosive new claims of prosecutorial misconduct. the new connections between deep state operatives peter strzok and bruce ohr. that and much more after these quick word. stay with us. as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks i can get. line? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. tha

perhaps that whistle-blower came in a very disorderly way to the house of representatives rather than going through the chainmmand and going to the inspector general. that is all very questionable and if the chairman was guiding the whistle-blower, we can help you, adapt saying if barrett >> martha: he said he never spoke with him. he came to one of his staffers and informed him he had to go to an attorney. that is what we know. >> that hasn't been tested. right? you have allegations and that is what cross-examination is formed. someone could say, the light was red and guess what? it wasn't red. it was green. that is why you have cross examination. let's move to more public -- there is such a cruel irony with the vote on let's open it up. there's going to be a real test, is naturally going to happen. at the same time. hear from closed testimonies continuing. i think it's been a very disorderly process when they had the road map of henry hyde and peter in the past impeachment. >> martha: i think people have a pretty good smell test for these things and i think your rights. i think the american people will loo

the oberoi most of the cherry blossoms in the all part of the city the city's a very multicultural hub we have a chain of the u.n. organizations i house here it's also hard to bite hovan you can see the statue behind me there by hope and was born here and are very very proud of the history with by it's hard been. and we've been looking not only about statue behind you but also you know the pictures of the cherry blossoms just say what else can we expect from the city i mean what do you see as the real highlights in terms of things that are happening in 2020 things that people could plan their trip around. 2020 is going to be huge football and it's the 250 the birth anniversary of base hovan now but when i mentioned the statue behind me he's birdhouse is about 100 maces from where i'm standing so many people will be coming to visit that they'll be concepts they'll be museum exhibitions people have been open up their houses their backyards have beethoven posse's it's going to be lots of things to see and do here in poland during 2020 that essentially around beethoven. and jesse we know you love the city so much it is indeed where you ha

we believe that rehab is not supposed to be at your house a rehab it's not supposed to have people where they're being chained and being deprived of source of livelihood most especially the extra money to pour the condition that is also very poor and then. some of the facilities actually don't even have enough troops to accommodate the number of people that we met there she also tells me the state government plans to build 3 major rehab intention centers for this center could take years to be completed and of the hundreds of men rescued from the torture houses to date the government has agreed to fully fund treatment for only 12 them most have terms of their parents but the future of those seal waiting for help remains very real certain. joining me now from nigeria is our correspondents flourish grow a little flourish it's nice to see you but we're going to talk about is not mine is that how have such pieces existed for decades without. being drawn to it i mean how does this even happen. well the government authorities have been aware of places like this for us long as everyone else has been aware of them they are not secret place

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i think that we've heard over the last several weeks a lot of lower level people and now the house is going to start moving up the food chain and i assume that they're also going to call secretary say pompei of vice president pence rudy giuliani himself mick mulvaney the chief of staff in the white house all these people we know were materially involved in this conspiracy to shake down the ukrainian government so i think this is the beginning of this process becoming far more serious and grave and what we've also learned is that dozens of people were involved in this i mean this was a major undertaking by our government involving senior cabinet officials ambassadors people who edited transcript some mean this was a major thing and it's going to it's going to take a while i think it's an end up taking a while for the house to get through it all there are because of so many people being involved and so far the hearings of being behind closed doors what do you make of you know when do you think they should and do you think they will be open that to the public and how do you think that would change the whole dynamic and percept

house. lou: you have got report after report about how this man respected the chain of command and the way he began according to his own testimony, his twin brother sits across from him in the white house. he turns to him for counsel and apparently neither of them thought to perhaps go to the head attorney of the white house to get direction and judgment. it's an extraordinary mess of the highest order. the radical dimms. mark my word. the radical dimms are headed for an amazing wreck at the end of this process. >> the country will get to see the deep state alive and in person. lou: there is the matter that they have responsibility for holding this man up to the country and putting him in this position. it's outrageous. thank you, ed rollins. the fbi director singles out china's intellectual property theft. ways going on and what in the world happens december 1 that should make everyone in the white house think hard about these trade talks and their potential impact? we'll have that and much more after this quick break. stay with us. lou: joining me, gordon chang from the gaitston -- from the

, but not when you're the chief of staff with respect to an operation like this, and you know, technically, the white house chief of staff is, of course, not in the chaincommand when it comes to military operations and that is the president and then the secretary of defense and then the uniformed military leaders, but tradition and common sense would dictate that for something like this, the vice president is in the loop, the white house chief of staff and perhaps the white house counsel and others, and so the fact that he wasn't, it's not good for mick mulvaney combined with all of the other things that are happening and in particular that press conference that we've been talking about. >> ann, look, it does, the press conference and mulvaney is a key player in the ukraine probe and according to taylor, he's the one that directed the omb to withhold the aid. he's there and he's with the president and he's passing on that command and he said there was a quid pro quo and get over it. so now all of a sudden, if he is left out and if he is scorned, could he turn on the president? >> you know, it's an interesting question, but i'm highly skeptical that he'

views are not uncommon in the geria last week hundreds of men and boys were found chained at a reported islamic school once a 5 accorded a torture house in a moment we'll get mall the 1st here's a report on the lake all straight. women impregnated by their captors now free to tell their stories they were subjected to serious abuse the magic woman gave me a drug suddenly labor started although i was only 7 months pregnant i was in labor for 3 days and i did not deliver until police came to free us. the victims say they were tricked into coming to lagos by the promise of jobs us to mastic staff poverty drove them to seek work far from their homes some are as young as 15 and they do a deal to make to me what i did not think it. would just move to give. him. to so he said. the police say this baby girl would have been sold for around $900.00 on the boy for about $1400.02 women suspects have been arrested and authorities are still looking for a 3rd so-called baby factories run by criminal syndicates are not unusual in nigeria but for these women at least there are deal is over. it's not news for. us i get to see a fly so what will now happ

house intelligence commit. >> i. before we turn to washington chain of tell jones correspondent, catherine herridge. catherine: sources close to the matter tell fox news an intelligence community watchdog said all he knew about the whistleblower's contact with adam schiff came through the media. he did not know how many times the whistleblower contacted schiff's committee. republicans said schiff has a conflict because only he can fill in the gap. >> the president is attempting to remove from office on the basis of this impeachment deserves to know what type of contact there was. catherine: the whistleblower's legal team claim a second intelligence community member does possess first-hand knowledge of certain info. there is no legal requirement for any whistleblower to have such knowledge, only a reasonable belief. many officials including harsh critics of the president said the whistleblower followed the rules and we need to protect the identity of this which the blower. >> here is what i will insist upon, if the whistleblower come forward under oath and testify so the public can judge their credib

house who felt like mulvaney had overcorrected for john kelly. john kelly ran a very tight ship, one that ultimately president trump struggled to get out of the chainsnd mulvaney's attitude was very different which was like, i'm here to support the president, i'm here to do whatever he wants to do. there's some people outside the white house who feel a little more restraint is required on the president. there is also a factualization between the white house counsel right now, and many people at the white house including the chief of staff, so there's friction there. mulvaney has taken over more charge of responding to the impeachment process, but on the flip side, there is a real question for president trump. does he want the optics of pushing out yet another chief of staff, and who would come in to replace him, and is that where they really want to be in the middle of an impeachment probe? i think mulvaney, like any other chief of staff, probably understands that things change very quickly there, but on the flip side, there really are all these other considerations that kind of make this a hazard one to predict what happens next. >> sabrina, would

of isolated thing. but in fact it fits into a broader sequence or chain of events that was increasingly concerning to people inside the white house things that happen in the months leading up to that include the removal of the u.s. ambassador to ukraine without really any legitimate explanation. she's testifying on the hill even as we speak, i think. the activities of the president's lawyer, rudolf giuliani, who starts showing up on cable television talking about his plans to go to ukraine and his efforts to promote kind of conspiracy theories based in kiev. and then you have these two diplomats including ambassador sondland to the eu who now assert they're in charge of this relationship and they've been designated by the president to try to work with ucrepe. and we describe in our story a really disturbing meeting at the white house involving that ambassador sondland in july. and that was one of the most important moments when white house officials really, really got concerned that this relationship was being abused. >> i want to read one quote from the piece, and there's a lot in there but just one of course sticks out. when pe

i think that we've heard over the last several weeks a lot of lower level people and now the house is going to start moving up the food chain but bolton's attorney said late wednesday his client will not accept the invitation to testify democrats will likely issue a subpoena but whether or not bolton complies is an open question he's been quiet since being forced out of the white house in september due to policy disputes with the president but 2 weeks before he left his position bolton visited kiev on official business and delivered this message to the ukrainian people people of the united states fought for their independence their sovereignty we understand what that kind of struggle means and the people of the united states are with the people of ukraine at the time ukraine was expecting the delivery of u.s. military aid to help fight russia but trump was temporarily withholding the aid as his surrogates continue to pressure ukraine to investigate democrat. that's on capitol hill wednesday trump nominee to become u.s. ambassador to russia was asked to comment do you think it's ever appropriate for the president to use his

sunderland was no longer allowed to appear this would appear given this chain of events the instruction came from the executive from the white house rather than from state department itself well democrats on the congressional committees absolutely incensed by what they see as yet another attempt to obstruct justice and it's very clear that there is a move now to collect all these details off the white house obstructing the process into what could become yet another article of impeachment the obstruction of justice being an impeachable offense what's the congressional committees have done at this particular stage they've now issued a formal subpoena both to ambassador supplement and to the state department to provide those texts and e-mails that the ambassador had given to state for safe keeping. thing european council president has warned boris johnson not to play games this is the deadline for brics it inches closer with no sign of a deal on the u.k.'s departure british media are reporting that german chancellor angela merkel has made it clear a deal is overwhelmingly unlikely that's following a quote frank exchange with the brit

of concern. vindman followed the chain of command. bolton, taylor spoke up directly to sondland. fiona hill twice went to white house lawyers. they're not leakers, they're americans. we now have more than a dozen of the president's own people who refuse to follow official policy of noncooperation. why? why would they do it? so far the only outlier to the story is the multi-million dollar donor-turned ambassador sondland. he's the only one that gives the president protection. why isn't there scrutiny on him? a story, notes, on-camera admissions what i laid out are five facts that are just that. the question is how bad is it? is it worthy of removal? why do we keep arguing about what happened when it's clear? so let's keep following the facts from someone who heard directly from the lieutenant colonel vindman today, a prominent republican in the house, proud to have him on the show. let's get his assessment next. l sandwiches...only littler...so we bought a little ad...on lil jon. little johns, yeah! $3, what?! mmacramé! obviously. wanna go to the gym? uh, it's too expensive. actually, our unitedhealthcare medicare plans come

i think that we've heard over the last several weeks a lot of lower level people and now the house is going to start moving up the food chain but bolton's attorney said late wednesday his client will not accept the invitation to testify democrats will likely issue a subpoena but whether or not bolton complies is an open question he's been quiet since being forced out of the white house in september due to policy disputes with the president but 2 weeks before he left his position bolton visited kiev on official business and delivered this message to the ukrainian people people of the united states fought for their independence their sovereignty we understand what that kind of struggle means and the people of the united states are with the people of ukraine at the time ukraine was expecting the delivery of u.s. military aid to help fight russia but trump was temporarily withholding the aid as his surrogates continue to pressure ukraine to investigate democrats on capitol hill wednesday nominee to become u.s. ambassador to russia was asked to comment do you think it's ever appropriate for the president to use his office to sol

of the n.b.a.'s fallout with china that used to rockets chains. here is house speaker nancy pelosi says president trump will be held to account despite the white house declining to cooperate with an ongoing impeachment inquiry democrats have warned that any stonewalling will be viewed as an obstruction of justice but the white house calls the probe illegitimate the top administration has barred ambassador to the european union goldens on blunt from giving evidence to the inquiry and a short time ago the. isn't tweeted saying the whistleblowers facts have been sewing correct about my no pressure conversation with the ukrainian president and now the conflict of interest an involvement with a democratic candidate that he enjoyed or she should be exposed and questioned properly this is no whistle blower the whistle blowers lawyer is a big democrat the whistleblower has ties to one of my democratic opponents mike hanna joins us now from washington d.c. and of course it seems very much that the president is on the warpath anees well he wants blood doesn't. well indee

of u.s. foreign policy towards ukraine. ." ambassador sondland is a key figure in the house democrats impeachment inquiry because of his text messages discussing president trump's policy on the ukraine. he is a hotel chain owner and donated about a million dollars to president trump's inaugural committee before the president nominated him to become the ambassador to the european union. our chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge reporting live for us from d.c. >> thanks and good afternoon. as mulvaney spoke the ministrations point of the opinion, gordon sondland, gave a closer deposition on capitol hill. as you mentioned in his prepared testimony, sondland said the president was "skeptical that ukraine was serious about anticorruption reforms." mr. trump told deferments to work through the giuliani, his personal attorney. sondland continued that the diplomatic team was "disappointed. our view was that the men and women of the state department, not the president's personal lawyer should take response billing for all aspects of u.s. foreign policy towards ukraine." according to his testimony, sondland said giuliani focused on the alleged 2016 election interference in the ukraine energy company

played queen daenerys stormborn of house targaryen the first of her name, queen of the andals, the rhoynar and the first men, khaleesi of the great grass sea, the breaker of chainsthe mother of dragons. [ cheers and applause and now she can be seen in her new movie "last christmas," playing kate [ light laughter ] she might be getting typecast. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: speaking of "game of thrones," hbo just announced that they'e working on a a prequel that's set 300 years before the original. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: hbo promises it'll be just as action-packed, and twice as awkward to watch with your siblings. [ laughter ] well, you guys, i saw that today is national candy corn day. yeah [ cheers ] and here's a little tip. if you're hosting a halloween party, and think you might run out of candy corn, don't worry, you won't. [ laughter ] it's disgusting. well, the impeachment inquiry keeps heating up every day more and more people testify in congress against the president, and things aren't looking good so i bet trump's going to hunker down this weekend, and get to work on a strategy to defend himself >> president trump is expected to hit the city this weekend

of guilt. when someone reports something up the chain a normal white house would look and say, that's not what the president meant and let's clear that up. but what they did was the opposite. they tried to move it. they moved the transcript to a secret server. the white house lawyers, rather than going in and saying this is running contrary to policy or something abnormal here, sought to cover this up which tells you that they knew what they were doing was wrong and they continued to do it anyway. >> if you were doing a real investigation, you would talk to a lot more people in the white house. but the white house has said no one is allowed to talk. and vindman is risking his career by coming in and talking not withstanding the instructions of the white house counsel pat cipollone. we'll see if others come forward in light of vindman's testimony. >> risking his career. given what former congressman duffy and other allies of the president are saying right now, he's really laying it all on the line. his choice to testify is extraordinary considering he's active duty military. considering the att

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i think that we've heard over the last several weeks a lot of lower level people and now the house is going to start moving up the food chain but bolton's attorney said late wednesday his client will not accept the invitation to testify democrats will likely issue a subpoena but whether or not bolton complies is an open question he's been quiet since being forced out of the white house in september due to policy disputes with the president but 2 weeks before he left his position bolton visited kiev on official business and delivered this message to the ukrainian people people of the united states fought for their independence their sovereignty we understand what that kind of struggle means and the people of the united states are with the people of ukraine at the time ukraine was expecting the delivery of u.s. military aid to help fight russia but trump was temporarily withholding the aid as his surrogates continue to pressure ukraine to investigate democrats on capitol hill wednesday nominee to become u.s. ambassador to russia was asked to comment do you think it's ever appropriate for the president to use his office or sol

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that when they come forward or tried to do something inside the what houite house, this col tried to bring it up to the chain of command. he tried to correct that transcript that we see is missing these key elements of information. when they get called to testify, colonel vindman is going to say the truth, right? he's been serving this country for basically two decades. he knows what this policy is that we're supposed to be pushing in ukraine. then when you watch both the republicans and congressmen, when you watch the president immediately tear down this individual's credibility, it just sticks out like a sore thumb that there is something going on that the white house wants to hide. >> and mike, go ahead. >> i was just going to say the president's attack was that colonel vindman is a quote, never trumper. there's no evidence for that. it almost goes without saying there's no evidence for that. i thought it was interesting we asked yesterday morning would congressional republicans fall in line with this line of attack on colonel vindman that he was somehow a double agent because he speaks ukrainian. i didn't s

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house. >> it's a big deal because, you know, as a military officer, you respect the chain of command.member that your oath, the oath that you take is to the constitution of the united states. not to your commander. not to your boss. not to the commander in chief. and that's something that we all know. it's the same oath i took as a member of congress. same oath i took as the united states marine. and that is exactly what i'm sure was on this colonel's mind. >> as we're moving forward, i know you were early on calling for an impeachment investigation. this house vote, of course, it is scheduled for tomorrow. if there is not a fair amount of republican support for that, are you concerned about what that does as you move forward with these proceedings and how that could impact public opinion even? >> no, i'm not concerned about -- for the process or for the constitution. we're on the right side when we're on the side of the constitution. i would be concerned about the future of the republican party because if americans see that in the face of damning evidence against the president that s

chain of command. the question then is, richard, what recourse does the white house have. they could potentially sue these individuals. they could potentially fire them. but that might only make them white house puts out statements, they don't have a lot of ability to restrict this testimony. richard? >> many of the paths you described here, hans, and over to you katie, the department of justice, as you know so well here, might be one of the avenues that congress could go through but not necessarily in this administration, as they try to get these document, get these witnesses to show up, and give testimony in closed door environments. what can be next in this situation? >> certainly, the white house, excuse me, the investigators can pursue legal mean, they can take the subpoenas to court, and they can try to press their case, which i assume that they will do at some point, but i think that what is important to note is even without the documents from the white house, even without information from rick perry, from mick mulvaney, the investigators on the hill are still build

chain of command. the question then is, richard, what recourse does the white house have? they could potentially sue these individuals. they could potentially fire them. but that might only make them martyrs. so in some ways, after the white house puts out statements, they don't have a lot of ability to restrict this testimony. richard. >> over to you, katy benner. department of justice as you know so well here might be one of the avenues that congress could go through but not necessarily in this administration as they try to get these documents. get these witnesses to show up and give testimony in closed-door environments. what can be next in this situation? >> sure. i mean, the white house -- excuse me -- the -- the investigators can pursue legal means. they can take these subpoenas to court and they can try to press their case, which i assume that they will do at some point. but i think that what's important to note is that even without the documents from the white house, even without information from rick perry, from mick mulvaney, the investigators on the hill are sti

hearing room wednesday, disrupting the house impeachment investigation into president donald trump and delaying a pentagon official's testimony. in an extraordinary chain ofnts, dozens of republican congressmembers pushed into a secure hearing room as laura cooper, the u.s. defense official who oversees ukraine and russia matters, was due to testify. a five hour stand-off ensued. this is kansas republican representative roger marshall being questioned by reporters. maybe 15, 20 -- republicans, maybe 30 of us, the and.lettuce they walked out. they're not going to let us hear anything. this whole thing is a sham. now we're just in there yelling and screaming at each other. if this is not open and transparent, then the american public and see what is going on. we want this to be transparent. >> what did chairman schiff say? >> nothing. he does not have the guts to us. he left. he got up and left. he does not have the guts to tell us why we can't come in the room, what he doesn't want this to be transparent. this is the biggest farce i've ever seen in my life. nermeen: laura cooper was finally able to testify once the protest ended. california democrat eric s

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