here now, brit hume.senior political analyst joined in with his reaction to that and what we see moving forward. first of all, what do you think of where this stands with regard to the transparency iss the proper way, i would encourage them to go back and look at what happened during the most widely accepted impeachment inquiry of our time. when the bill clinton impeachment -- there was no investigative phase because it was based upon the starr report which was a multiyear investigation produced of the luminous reports. that was the basis of the impeachment. of bill clinton. the nixon inquiry was different. it was conducted with scrupulous fairness to the president and to the republicans. the president's lawyer was present during the sessions of questioning. the republicans were allowed to call witnesses. it was a very different atmosphere and the tone of it, the seriousness of the tone. there was nothing like that interview you just had with eric swalwell where the charge is not yet established being flu

brit hume says and he knows all of course, he has been around a long time.ia has no responsibility to keep this name under wraps if we learn it and confirm it. >> he is right. if the media finds out they can report it and hopefully they won't. he could be subject to threats against him or his family, or she could be subject to threats and i think it speaks largely -- a larger problem. what whistle-blowers do every day as they protect against fraud, and abuse and they save the american taxpayers millions and millions of dollars. the fact that we are focusing on the whistle-blowers and not the july 25th call is problematic to me. we had people who were on the call who indicated that what the president's behavior wasn't appropriate. we have the president transcript that shows the behavior was inappropriate. this idea of the whistle-blower -- republicans attack in the process and not attacking the facts of the call. >> martha: what to say about that? there are plenty of people and we watched a whole parade of them. really it makes you think that this story was g

supporters of the margaret hume critic ken lee arrested on the anniversary of his death. that in 2016 no do that to rest face imprisonment. as they go in government crackdown on public opposition rallies this human rights group must remember late privately. they are demanding justice. that. independent investigation commission to ensure that justice will be brought to the public to find out who is a really. great guy. under the so-called everything but arms treaty cambodia can export all products excluding weapons into the e.u. duty free and return the regime needs to respect human rights and promote democracy at the moment the e.u. is questioning whether cambodia is keeping its side of the bargain if not they want to tell me the agreement a move that would hit the textile industry hard equal parts manufacturer seat covers or german car manufacturers the manager has crunched the numbers. if it is being cast we have been known to be checking the. products we will be affected with taxes between 6 percent. of the german baseness club and phnom penh the everything but arms tr

forces from syria has left a dangerous fact hume syrian government forces have returned to the area for the 1st time in years after striking a deal with the kurds trying to stop turkey's attack on kurdish forces and russia syria's ally is also stepping into the void left by u.s. troops. the syrian town of ras pounded by turkish it to reach across the border. a week into turkey's offensive in northern syria fighting still rages here turkish backed syrian militias seen here have battling kurdish fighters who are counterattacking to retake the town. the turkish onslaught has left the kurdish autonomous administration in northern syria little choice but to turn to the assad regime for help. syrian government troops have pushed forward to stop the turkish advance. they have reached the city of man bage a strategic town situated on a major highway. syrian state television was on the ground as local celebrated the troops arrival. russian troops have also been spotted in the town and the russian foreign ministry says its soldiers have created a buffer between the syrian and turkish armies to av

brit hume with reaction to the abu bakr al-baghdadi rate and the latest impeachment news. we start with mark meredith for more on the democrats plans to vote on a resolution that will only affirm what they are already doing. >> reporter: nancy pelosi says lawmakers will vote on a resolution to formalize the next steps of impeachment inquiry. this is not a vote on the actual articles of impeachment. democrats say it is meant to send a message to the trump administration. house speaker nancy pelosi defending her decision to hold a vote formalizing the impeachment inquiry process. in a letter to lawmakers she explains why she favors a vote after refusing to hold one two weeks ago writing, quote, we are taking the step to eliminating any doubt whether trump administration may withhold documents, prevent witness testimony, disregard duly authorized subpoenas or continue obstructing the house of representatives. the white house is long accused democrats of running a secret and improper investigation. steve scalise is this week's vote will do little to legitimate is the inquiry.

you know it and so do we. >> martha: here now is brit hume, fox news senior analyst. see you here this evening. let's start with the adam schiff development. how big is this in your mind? >> it creates an appearance that looks weird. it looks strange. it looks suspicious. one reason it looked suspicious is because it's kind of on its face, but what enhances that is the fact that schiff had multiple opportunities to say that this has occurred. he asked him indirectly as you pointed it earlier. he skated around it, he disassembled, depending on how you looked at it, he might even have lied to. it may well be, martha, that the procedures that the schiff people urge this whistle-blower to pursue where the proper ones. that might've been all there was to it. but if that's the case, there was nothing to stop adam schiff to come clean about this and say, look, we heard about this, i don't know specifically what was in the complaint. i was briefed about it by staff, but i thought the let it be know this occurred. that will be in the door will be way to do it he made all of th

get some analysis from brit hume. >> she's taking away the argument this thing is tainted because the process of illegitimacy and is in part because there's not a full house votes to commence the impeachment inquiry. there isn't yet either, this vote i gather is to prove the next steps and investigation the house and other authorized in the first place. that's what they would argue. there is a real judges of this of course are people like david for two and fellow republicans in the senate. they're going to be indisposed to vote to convict and anyway the investigation tends to be seen as unfair and tainted will make it easier for them to vote no. >> bret: i was struck by the fact that he suggested that the u.s. military's positioning and syria has not changed. with all the back-and-forth, we are still on the ground working with the kurds and some big point of contention because some of the information with his raid came from the kurds on the ground working with special ops forces. your thoughts on that the fallout? >>

well flatiron a brit hume of edge is the latest player to be immortalized in bronze the swedish football superstar unveiled a huge statue of himself outside malmo arena in his hometown slot on a game a typically modest assessment of its impact on his fans. i normally say. i break 1st i hate europe for lunch and i took the world by dinner so that is how i described is that you but. but anyway if you if older people out there feel the need energy to just have to come to this that you and they will get that energy and they will feel that collaboration that then anything is possible. well that's all you swear for man to back over to sell thanks very much les and of course i was for later didn't watch the al-jazeera news hour with me hardly more than in a few moments time until it extra time and your company. to each other off as a photo opportunity for many. and fake profits for a few that is tourists floods europe's must see destinations tensions are rising. with local communities paying a heavy price for popularity people in power asks what are the true economic and environmental costs of

five days after the armistice in 1918, president wilson dispatched hume -- hoover to europe to take charge of food distribution to a continent careening towards disaster. right now, not only belgium was the country in trouble. at the end of world war i, famine, disease and revolution swept across most of europe. it threatened to send her a civilization already traumatized by the war to end all wars. while wilson and other allied leaders struggled to draft a peace treaty in paris, hoover, as the director of relief and chairman of a new government agency called the american relief administration, organized the dispersement of food to hungry people, and helped, thereby, to quell the danger of communist revolution in central europe. in many places, conditions were appalling. and defeated germany, for instance, as 1919 began come out large numbers of children and other civilians were suffering from food shortages made more severe by the continued allied blockade of ports. dr. cox will elaborate on that matter in her lecture. in defeated austria, medical examinations in 1919 disclosed that 96% o

brit hume, thank you. >> you bet. >> tucker: the isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi is dead and the creditay belong to some, true story, dirty underwear. we've got details onn the underwear next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: after hunting for him for years, american forces finally were able to corner and kill thena isis leader, abu bakr al-baghdadi, and they did it in part thanks to a pair of stolen underwear. this is one of those stories so strange that only our chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher can unravel it and he joins us tonight, hey, trace. >> it was apparently carter's hype and let that initially confirmed thatat al-baghdadi was in a compound in northern syria. if they then began working with the cia for several months but last thursday the u.s. military began a 48 hour countdown clock because baghdadi's next relocation was thought to be imminent. as you said, the fascinating part, the reason the kurds new when baghdadi was is because a kurdish undercover operative was able to sneak into the terror leaders compound and steel a pair of his underwear. a rapid dna test and then conf

. >> martha: he went back and forth with brit hume.> howard: brit hume i question whether or not senator romney was a questionable ally of donald trump after this syrian pullout. so pierre writes loyalty to person or party, right, britt? angry letters and doesn't get the stamping of the envelope. because the pierre delecto account, nobody ever sees it. >> martha: it is funny. when i read this the first person i thought of was james comey who had this weird, private twitter account that he was tweeting things under. he had to come forward and pass, his neighbor was fake twitter account and then finally came forward and said -- >> howard: he was taking snapshots. why did he even need a fake account? >> martha: grandiose assessments of what is right and wrong. >> howard: but you know, romney liked the tweet and another commentator said maybe we should reconsider booking the 25th amendment. if romney had done that as a senator, that would be at a huge explosion but here not so much. now we find out what he really thinks. it is embarrassing

brit hume on deck with expert analysis but we start with gillian turner but the house democrats latest impeachment porch. good evening, jillian >> good evening, shannon. breaking tonight, congressional company chairman issuing a subpoena for rudy giuliani. related to his role at the center of the ukraine scandal that has prompted democrats to launch an impeachment inquiry into the president. adam schiff, eliot engel, and elijah cummings accuse rudy giuliani of "jeopardizing national security." they write, "you acted as an agent of the president in a scheme to advance his personal political interests by abusing the power of the office of the president." calling him out or sharing screenshots of his text messages with trump administration officials, they make clear they believe giuliani is just the tip of the iceberg. you are in possession of evidence in the form of texts, phone records, and other communications indicating that you were not acting alone and that other trump administration officials may have been involved in this scheme." fox news' hannity just a short time ago, giuliani

brit hume joins us with his analysis, but we begin with chief white house correspondent john robertsnd what the president and his team are saying and facing tonight. good evening, john. >> reporter: some breaking news just now, the vice president at steven mnuchin, the secretary of the treasury just outside the west wing right now. vice president saying that president trump called turkish president erdogan today telling him to stop his invasion, to turn it back. the vice president also saying that he will lead a delegation to turkey immediately to try to negotiate an end to this crisis. meantime, the president taking more friendly fire over his decision to pull back forces from the turkey syria border, the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell with a statement saying withdrawing american leadership from this crucial -- would only make it worse. the president also taking other staff this afternoon to try to get the turkish president to back off buried >> making good on his threat, president trump today announced crippling sanctions on turkey, slamming turkish president erdogan for en

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our senior political analyst, brit hume, is on deck to weigh-in. and tonight, former vice president joe biden's son stepping down from the board of a chinese company, bowing will not work with foreign companies if his father becomes president. when the former vice present gets asked about hunter bite his business dealings at tomorrow night's debates? and how was the media reporting the newest development? plus, the president announcing heavy sanctions on turkey while critics say he created a situation in syria he's now condemning. from 2020 campaign senior advisor lara trump joins us in minutes to answer those charges. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. being intimate with the biden family controversy is the 2020 democratic president ruppel enters a new phase of his campaign, and it begins with his son hunter biden, was finally answering questions about his business dealings in china. our chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher at the latest. good evening, trace. stick a good evening, hunter biden is

put out fumes so now you're moving particles putting on fumes hume's will travel straight as the wind my neighbors there experimented with corn they did during gym or experiments they're testing different pesticide cocktails. nobody knows what these chemicals will do the elements they have never been tested no. nobody has ever proven them safe and this is a huge guinea pig experiment and it's clearly a violation of the nurnberg code that says any kind of human experimentation is illegal unless there is informed consent. and that there is a clear legal capacity for people to opt out if they choose not to be experimented on all those people know i are living daily under violations of the nuremberg code . our state agencies are violating the civil rights laws of our country by completely ignoring the fact that their actions are putting at risk predominantly native hawaiian populations they are leasing lands without requiring any kind of protections for the people that live near these operations and if you look at the populations of people that live closest to these fields what you find i

the humed will definitely be lowering. singlegys tonight. tomorrow morning, around 7% napa, 9% fairfield. you combine this with dry conditions and that's why the fire danger remains high. clear skies out the door. tomorrow afternoon it's going to be a little bit warmer and winds will relax in the afternoon hours. 74 in san francisco, 79 in san rafael, oakland, 82. 79 in san jose. the accuweather forecast features high winds tomorrow. a little bit warmer as we go into the weekend inland. cooler sunday and fine fall weather is coming your way monday through wednesday, but we'll certainly see a run fixfinity internet and mobile, each for $30 a month. that equals awesome wifi from america's best internet provider and the best lte on the go. it's the ultimate coverage solution. it's all in the numbers. with xfinity mobile, you'll save up to $800 a year on your wireless bill. you can even get $250 back. don't miss out on xfinity internet and mobile, each for $30 a month. plus, save up to $800 a year on your wireless bill with xfinity mobile. xfini

beat lots on the brit hume a bitches l.a. galaxy to reach the western conference final this l.a. battles known by the fans as traffic 0 in thursday night was the 1st time the pair had met in post-season all eyes were on it became a bitch before the game in what may be his last appearance in the m.l.s. he scored 10 minutes into the 2nd half to make it 22 but then l.a. at cvs looked like they could win it with 2 goals of their own in 2 minutes but galaxy fought back as they made it for 3 with just over 10 minutes left the l.a. f.c. scored again breaking galaxy hearts final score by 3 to elliott. apparently reports have it that you know talks are sort of the cooling off in the culture. absolutely and the galaxies got plenty of money so can we expect a similar him money yes. give the money to slot do we expect to see you here next year if the money is no reason other than to. have another 2 months and. we see what i mean. the family is good because the whole world is watching you for those days but it will remember with them this. ferrari sebastian vettel was quickest in practice for

here the old shops have closed there are a lot of art galleries but luckily a location like clear hume's paul house still fits in nicely about what seemed to. snap. the ball house never fell victim to trends even after the berlin wall fell in 1909 visitors from east and west continued to dance together but in january things may change a new owner plans on renovating ziggy marquardt hopes that things will continue as usual afterwards. we just want to stay here and keep dancing to swing music like we used to like in grandma's time so to speak. claire his ball house takes its visitors back in time to a bygone berlin dance still unites people here as it always has a clear hints. and we know it well i'll see you again at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the. good to. know for a guy with his mathematician's on a classic ecosystems did you know all that more than 2 thoughts on the article might want to move. me up to fit my message in which of these mothers fathers make up to me from a place of government gone all crime a change has just presented its report on the condition

beat neighbor hume of bitches l.a. galaxy to reach the western conference final this alley battles known by fans as traffic 0 and thursday night was the 1st time the pair had met in post-season all eyes were on you bring him a bit before the game in what may be his last appearance in the m.l.s. he scored 10 minutes into the 2nd half to make it to 2 but then l.a.'s see looked like they could win it with 2 goals of their own in 2 minutes but galaxy fought back as they needed for 3 with just over 10 minutes left then elliott c. scored again in galaxy hart's final score 53 to l.a. f.c. . ferrari sebastian vettel was quickest in practice for sunday's mexico grand prix the german was over half a 2nd quicker than his closest rival max 1st stop in the red bull received lewis hamilton who can clinch a 6 world title on sunday with fastest in 1st practice but was only 5th in the day's 2nd session qualifying gets underway on saturday. that's a child tiger woods was a well known golf prodigy and his achievements have inspired young

here the old shops have closed there are a lot of art galleries but luckily a location like clear hume's ball house still fits in nicely. snap. the ball house never fell victim to trends even after the berlin wall fell in 1909 visitors from east and west continue to dance together but in january things may change a new owner plans on renovating ziggy marquardt hopes that things will continue as usual afterwards. we just want to stay here and keep dancing to swing music like we used to like in grandma's time so to speak. claire his ball house takes its visitors back in time to a bygone berlin dance still unites people here as it always has a clear hints. for the day's news at least 20 people have been killed and hundreds injured in violent protests across it. back security forces use ammunition and tear gas to disperse the crowds demonstrators angry about corruption and the lack of basic necessities a curfew has been one post and several settles. 'd on the world war 2 era aircraft has crashed during an emergency landing in the u.s. state of connecticut a killing 7 people on board the vint

even after he was brought to intensive care your humes life hung in the balance the doctors cooled his body down dramatically to prevent damage to his brain and other organs than flipboard soon many patients who've been reanimated vent get a fever of 38 or 39 degrees celsius and that can cause a lot of damage with the right equipment which allows you to keep the temperature at 36 or even 3040. you can prevent that damage. but of course that can only happen if someone begins c.p.r. quickly after cardiac arrest and keeps it until an emergency response team arrives . so that we find someone lying on the ground but you do the 1st thing is to to get an impression of what is actually going on so you have to look you have to talk you have to touch so you try to establish contact with the person so you hello can you hear me hello there is no reaction so you go down and then you have to touch slightly shake the person hello can you hear me hello there is no reaction at that point so the person at least unconscious that's the moment when you have to call for help before you do anything else yes

beat lots on the brit hume a bitches l.a. galaxy to reach the western conference final this l.a. battles known by the fans as traffic 0 in thursday night was the 1st time the pair had met in post-season all eyes were on ibraheem a bitch before the game in what may be his last appearance in the m.l.s. he scored 10 minutes into the 2nd half to make it 22 but then a lay up see looked like they could win it with 2 goals of their own in 2 minutes but galaxy fought back as they made it for 3 with just over 10 minutes left the l.a. f.c. scored again breaking galaxy hearts final score by 3 to elliott. apparently before to have it that you know talks are sort of the cooling off in the call to number 9 is absolutely in the galaxy's got plenty of money so can we expect a similar have money yes. given the money we expect to see you here next year if the money is no reason other than allen to. have another 2 months and. we see what i mean if. the family is good because the hole was good what if i don't say what it will remember with him this. ferrari sebastian vettel was quickest in practice

here the old shops have closed there are a lot of art galleries but luckily a location like clear hume's paul house still fits in nicely. but it's not. the ball house never fell victim to trends even after the berlin wall fell in 1909 visitors from east and west continue to dance together but in january things may change a new owner plans on renovating the king mark wright hopes that things will continue as usual afterwards. we just want to stay here and keep dancing to swing music like we used to like in grandma's time so to speak. claire his ball house takes its visitors back in time to a bygone berlin dance still unites people here as it always has a clear since. well 1st of a break i'll be back to take you through the day tonight what do you crane trying to suddenly have in common when you need to ask the u.s. president to find out we'll be right back. welcome to the what is the game here for g.w. the true place to talk about. this us all coverage. more for. us a little we have passed let's have a look at some of the other matches around me still shaking in their lives to create a si

here the old shops have closed there are a lot of art galleries but luckily a location like clear hume's paul house still fits in nicely. the ball house never fell victim to trends even after the berlin wall fell in 1909 visitors from east and west continue to dance together but in january things may change a new owner plans on renovating ziggy marquardt hopes that things will continue as usual afterwards. we just want to stay here and keep dancing to swing music like we used to like in grandma's time so to speak. claire his ball house takes its visitors back in time to a bygone berlin dance still unites people here as it always has a clear him. with me to see the obvious you know political correspondent peter craven welcome again peter sad to be both have never done this to include. very many happy i was there and i have the place of vice and it's a wonderful it's such an institution it's 1st yeah the we're here to talk about german reunification you've lived for a few years if i may say so tell us a ship with us some of your experiences of the events surrounding reunification what you

krit kri low hume looping with a very low humidity and the dry vegetation will mean extreme fire behaviorfully here, 11:00 p.m. tonight. increasing around middle taupe, calistoga. as we head into 2:00 a.m. fairfield. by 4:00 a.m. we're looking at over 50-mile-an-hour winds under indicated by the north east. the purple is where the strongest wind will be. this is not just a hill top wind event 31 in san rafael. oakland. francisco, 30 miles an hour. this wind has the potential to cause some problems. obviously near the fire, the kinkaid fire but near other parts of the bay area as well, like downed trees, minus. i'd going to be gusty tomorrow afternoon and evening, but not nearly as bad as what we've experienced. oranges and reds indicating very high to extremely high fire danger. in parts of the east bay, the sap mateo coastline we're talking about high fire danger. definitely keep village leapt as we head into tomorrow. humidity values will be dropping midnight tomorrow. 12% in fairfield. 11 pvrd 11% at the lake. the air compresses and that's why it dries out the atmosphere. here's a view

until until they organize us on the demonstrations which already their opposition part is through the hume so-called human rights defenders coronation until they can prove to the court that in fact they'll be able to conduct peaceful demonstrations i strive to go to the people and also to protect the country and that's without going to you know is doing so it's not either or it's another us stretch is one of those rights not on legitimate rights and not more than a soft song to protest no no i will also about demonstrations but this support this will probity when you engage in peace a demonstration end up destroying other people's robot injuring people. oh intimidating people so they cannot move about freely you know infringing upon their rights no right is absolute it's all relative they must be balanced with good or the 14 rights in the constitution bill rise there must be bias no single right is spewed to the other that's one less a book would be your message to those protesting on the message that would have stopped this where there's no point at all a by the way you're talking about w

brit hume says now. that is just political strategy. >> he is trying to take away the republican argument that this whole thing is tainted because it is the product of an illegitimate process, in part because there was never a full house vote to commence the impeachment inquiry. there is yet either, this vote is i gathered to approve the next steps an investigation, the house never authorized in the first place, at least that's what i think republicans will argue, the real judges of this are people like david perdue and his fellow republicans in the senate because they are going to be indisposed to vote to convict and any way the investigation tends to be seen as unfair and tainted will make it easier for them to vote now. >> holding an official vote is seen as risky for democrats especially those in from friendly districts running for reelection in 2020. donald trump in the meantime vowing to serve and protect those who keep us safe. the president announcing an executive order to help law enforcement of

brit hume saying such attacks are how you can tell the statement did not advance the case for impeachmenture of investigating democratic corruption is not impeachable offense or even a crime. i've yet to hear the democrats cite a specific statute that makes anything here a crime particularly in contrast to what happened in 2015-60 not only with biden holding up aid in exchange for not investigating the company his son sat on the board of but later involvement between the dnc and hillary clinton campaign supporting ukrainian officials leaking what turned out to be bogus ledges and things of that nature which ukrainian prosecutors and ukrainian ambassadors and ukrainian justice already attested to so the only corruption that has taken place took place during the obama administration, the president is doing his job cleaning up the corruption the biden administration left behind. >> not a shred of evidence to this biden charge. hunter wasn't involved at all at the time. if you want to know a crime we have extortion and bribery, and impeachable offense under the constitution. trying to shape n

that characterization by the times ginned up some big-time blowback, fox news senior analyst britt hume wrote, quote, she makes a no evidence charge of treachery against tulsa gabbard and gets a tough piece from the new york times but without some democratic establishment party leaders about the long-term viability of joe biden's campaign and concerned about elizabeth for naps odds in a general election the new york times piece went on to paint hillary clinton as apps and phil and saying she, quote, continues to bloom large in the psyche of her party and fueling speculation whether she might want to third run for the white house, the times went on to report that hillary clinton and former new york mayor michael bloomberg have both told people privately in recent weeks that if they thought they could when they would consider entering the primary. most analysts think the only way clinton would jump back in his if joe biden dropped out. a clinton spokesperson accused an analyst and others of reading too much and hillary clinton's statements. it's easy to over prescribe a strategy that ever

we have breaking news on the investigation into the investigators, britt hume with expert analysis but we start with jillian turner with the house democrats latest impeachment push. >> reporter: bracing tonight three congressional committee chairman issuing a subpoena for donald trump's personal attorney rudy giuliani, at the center of the ukraine scandal prompting democrats to launch an impeachment inquiry into this president, elliott schiff, elliott angle analyzer king in jeopardizing national security. they write you act as an agent of the president in a scheme to advance personal political interests by abusing the power of the office of the president calling them out for sharing screenshots of his text messages was trump administration officials, they believe he is just the tip of the iceberg. you are in position of evidence in the form of texts, home records and other communication indicating you weren't acting alone in the trump administration officials may have been involved in the scheme. giuliani was noncommittal about testifying before any house panel. >> i'm weighing the alt

, everyone is upset like judy garland died all over again, they are very upset, we performed a hum hume, we short of showed turk who was boss. >> did we. turkey, we will lift all sanctions, kill the kurds, gas them, whatever, have it it at i, we'll say there was a ceasefire. >> turks have not done that, assad has. trump inherited a bad situation, where ar issue assad won syrian civil war, people cannot get their heads around it. he is like franco in spain, if. if choice is between franco -- we're dealing with a bad situation. and the idea that you know, i think trump is thinking we have bigger fish too fry. kennedy: get in the yemeni civil war. kill civilians g. >> g.o.p. leadership's to do that it is bad policy and bad politics. kennedy: does not fall far from the tree, you loved dick cheney. >> give him a bplus. some good some bad. kennedy: you are a tough grader, he was the secretary of defense when was -- >> above average, yeah. he was -- he did what he needed to do then got the hell out, which is something it has been lost. we don't need to turn them into beverly hills. kennedy: or

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that goes all the way back further than him but one of the articulator's is the philosopher david hume talks about the distinction between what is and what ought to be so there ithere's the question of u divide it and what we should do based on what we can see. it's a complicated question but i am pretty much in the school thaschool thatyou can't or at ly hard so if we have a thousand dollars as a city council, hopefully we get some more money that what are we going to do with that thousand dollars are we going to build a library, are we going to build a park and get a tax cut? science cannot tell us what to do there. science can help us know can kids have better life outcomes if they are by a library and science can help us know that there will be possibly more jobs and less taxes. that's all great but whether or not the beauty of the park is intrinsically better than the sort of joy at a library isn't a scientific question and that's okay but there is something that we in philosophyom called scientism which isn't science but the idea that science and its rational thinking will solve

brit hume breaks it down. byron york writing about this. he talks about how they were transcribed interviews. the last couple have been depositions which means no one is allowed to talk about them. adam schiff can decide if the transit are released even lawmakers are getting a chance to look at them. he talks about the former ambassador yavanovitch saying as the yavanovitch interview began her statement quickly lakes, democrats and yavanovitch got their side of the story out without any revolt from republicans. >> republicans are afraid that the democrats on the committee will do to them or one of them what they did to devon nunez which is want to charge that he mishandled classified information. it was a baseless charge but he had to step down from the committee or felt he had to while the inquiry was done into that. they are afraid of that little bit, but this game is so transparent what is going on here, they hold the questioning session in secret, then the democrats week to the media whatever portions they think are advantageous to thei

brit hume, start with john brennan's comment, he appears to have information on something that he maynot have or may not have exactly. >> brit: well, he's compiled a long record of talking to his hat about donald trump, whom he plainly dislikes intensely. he said all sorts of foolish things during the russia collusion excitement and in the end, as it was about to come to a close, the mueller report was about to be issued, he said it would be accompanied by further indictments, it was not. he later was mumbling about how he got bad information, he's had a lot of bad inform agatioinfor sure we should pay attention to that. >> martha: with regard to the whistleblower, clear investigation report, not seeing his name, this person's name. we don't know if the investigation report is accurate, although this is sort of bounced arounda quite a bit. what is your thinking from journalistic perspective on this whistleblower, given the circumstances that surround this whole situation? >> brit: remember the whistleblower system internal government system designed to protect people inside the govern

brit hume standby with reaction to the abu bakr al-baghdadi raid in impeachment news. gillian turner with the victory lap but we start tonight with mark meredith with mom the democrats plans to vote on a resolution they say will only affirm what they already are doing. all right, good evening mark. >> good evening to you house speaker nancy pelosi said lawmakers will vote on a resolution this week to formalize the next steps of the impeachment inquiry. this is not a vote on the actual articles of impeachment but instead democrats have the vote is meant to send a message to the trump administration. >> it is not to seek health resolution. house speaker nancy pelosi defending to hold a vote formalizing the impeachment inquiry process. >> the resolution -- in a letter to lawmakers, pelosi explains why she favors a bow after refusing to hold 12 weeks ago writing "we are taking the step to eliminate doubt whether the trump administration may withhold documents from witness testimony disregard or do we offer subpoenas or obstructing the house of representatives? the white ho

our senior political analyst, brit hume, is on deck to weigh-in., former vice president joe biden's son stepping down from the board of a chinese company, bowing will not work with foreign companies if his father becomes

this is for huma hume interactin a first date. do you have a secret idea of how you will see dye?ess it's fairly common. i will be fitted with an iron mask that totally covers on here and there's a little trip of water that goes in and phils up to here, so i actually drown in the water on my face and i have to keep blowing it out or keep drinking it in order to stay alive, but eventually i lose consciousness and i can't do it. or i fall face first into a wood chipper. yeah. ( applause ) or i go home with a stranger on our first date. >> yeah. final first date question, what friendship have you had that's impacted you the most? >> stephen: my wife. my wife, without a doubt. >> good answer. >> stephen: without a doubt. there is absolutely bar none no one who comes close, and, you know, the most harrowing idea would be that i would spend any part of my life without her because that would be a level of loneliness and irreplaceable, irredeemable emotional desolation that i could not possibly contemplate, and i understand why old men die like a month after their wives go because how i w

two weeks ago, brit hume suggested mitt romney was an unreliable ally.esident trump's person, right, brit? if you are wondering who this pierre delecto's character is, we have a shocking surprise for you, he is, in fact, mitt romney. what tweets did pierre delecto like? mostly ones by mitt romney, quoting mitt romney or mitt romney a paragon of virtue. he also likes to be bashing donald trump or attacking mitt romney secretly dislikes like newt gingrich.tu but in real life, you will not call for overthrowing president trump by the 25th amendment, but as pierre delecto, he likes to tweet it might be a good idea indeed. in other words, exactly the kind of account you would expect mitt romney if you talk toor hi. it doesn't express daring or interesting ideas or a display secretly concealed, but instead a relentless log and passive aggression. it is exactly in every sense what you would imagine. of course, it is. [laughter] that is it for us tonight. we will be back tomorrow night at 8:00. >> the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, a

brit hume is fox senior political analyst, thanks so much for coming on.s is one of those moments where it would be good to remind us oen what exactly the presidet stands accused of doing. >> he stands accused of using american aid as a lever to get the ukrainian government to investigate the bidens for the purpose, it is alleged, of helping trump campaign. that is basically what the the accusation is.f >> tucker: is that a credible claim? >> it is not clear from the evidence presented so far that that's what he is doing. if you are suspicious of mr. trump and think he is a bad guy and you read the record of that phone call, you might infer that, but you also might very well not infer that because it's not at all explicit that that is what he is doing because when the subject -- when the issue comes up at the mention of the bidens, he asked for a favor. that's not the first thing he asked where though paid only later in the conversation does he then bring up the question of looking into the bidens and he's quite vague about it. he says you know, you might

was an unreliable ally because trump pulled out of syria, britt hume accused romney of being an unreliables deelecto jumping to romney again. delecto tweeting, romney, too, said to post he has confidence in chairman burr. just to make things weirder, when romney isn't secretly posting, he's secretly liking. some of the tweets are dripping with praise, one called romney prescient for saying back in 2012 that russia was our biggest geo political foe. delecto in a sweet photo with romney smiling in a pumpkin patch, the tweet asking who is having the better saturday? and he likes tweets that don't mention mitt romney and the president's removal from office, something romney himself has not yet endorsed publicly. >> i got to leave it at what i said and let the process gather the facts. >> reporter: after online magazine "slate" published the report, mitt romney asked if he was delecto, he replied " "c'est moi," it is me." >> we'll be right back. the thought of my symptoms returning was keeping me from being there for the people and things i love most. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humir

got a glimpse of the man best known as abu bakar a bucket that he an iraqi whose real name is a brit hume a wide ibrahim. he walked out of the shadows to declare in islam it stayed in iraq and the levant from the great mosque in the iraqi city of mosul he led friday prayers after naming himself caliph or religious leader it was a show of power by an armed group which took over much of iraq's sunni heartland after the iraqi army all but collapsed 5 years later it was back daddy's state that collapsed eisel once controlled $88000.00 square kilometers of territory stretching from western syria to eastern iraq it lost its last stronghold in syria in march this year weeks after the fact that he made his 1st appearance in 5 years putting to rest many unconfirmed reports of his death in a video the ice a leader wanted to show he was still in charge and along with his group survived the territorial defeat back that he was behind the group's creation and expansion eisel originated in al qaida in iraq back then he became its leader in 2010 he then capitalized on the unrest in neighboring syria expl

brit hume ah scooters have been under surveillance for years. since august of 9099 i've been working to legally expose the very real conspiracy of a middle 'd eastern terrorists to american citizens 'd at home and abroad the successful investigation which was. the trail. trail. i want to find out everywhere that our name is on a list. and i need. a few weeks so if the f.b.i. has a fine really. well joining us to discuss this documentary is its director filmmaker arceo and our we she is based in los angeles but speaks to us today from our hometown in bridgeview illinois where both she and i grew up together also with us we have a love for our senior staff attorney at the center for constitutional rights in new york. on a lawsuit to compel the government to hand over f.b.i. surveillance documents of the movement for black lives and finally coming to the founder and president of the muslim wellness foundation that's a nonprofit focused on the mental health of american muslim communities can you lead joins us from philadelphia pennsylvania we also r

another user, hume johnson, said jacinda ardern, new zealand's prime minister, is "stellar" but she adds her cause." quick look at what you are reading and watching on the bbc news app with brexit at number one. talks resuming in brussels this morning after what was described as a promising and positive meeting between boris johnson promising and positive meeting between borisjohnson and leo varadkar yesterday. between borisjohnson and leo va radkar yesterday. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe's daughter gabrielle at returning to the uk to start school is at number two. images of her being held by her father as she arrives back. the most watched, eliud kipchoge, that's the number one. he says he is aiming to runa number one. he says he is aiming to run a marathon in under two hours. when he ran his first marathon he completed it in two hours and 25 seconds. no mean feat for a first marathon and he now hopes to go below two hours and he says if he does he will feel like the first man on the moon. that's the number one most watched story on the bbc news app this morning. that's it for today's morn

brit hume, others that usually -- usually you can count on to defend donald trump, and if not at least certainly to take an anti anti-trump post. eric erickson was saying it is hard to imagine how a democrat could be worse than this. lindsey graham was extraordinarily fierce. brit hume talking about the blood of the kurds being on donald trump, this was a stain that was not going to go away. that's actually what the -- almost the entire republican allies, the republican party said. isn't it fascinating, rick, that the president who blamed barack obama for inventing isis is now being blamed by republicans -- republicans, in his own party, who have feared a tweet from him in the past, they are now blaming him for isis's resurgence. saying, you are responsible for the resurgence of isis and the blood of isis will be on your hands. >> it really is remarkable. this is the one thing republicans have finally found a backbone to stand up against the president on, and perhaps it is because some of these poll numbers. the number that sticks out to me is the 48% getting what he deserves. you ment